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Page 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON. OREGON -- THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1981 ~~WANT Box 1o; further descr,bed as Tax ,,n ......... Doings, 20, T.4S, R.3W, W.M. Persons are hereby invited to attend the City Council hearing to observe the proceedings, to regis- ter any statements in person, by attorney, or by mail,and to assist L the City Council ' making a ~mmmm For Rent 1 bdrm. apt. for rent in Dayton. 804-2485, 864-2020, 864-3770. rtsc 1 bdrmhouse in Hopewell, partially furnished, free water, lg. garden space, fruit trees. $295 mo., 1 year lease, no pets, no smokers. Call 228-8583. 22-24c For Sale i, The City of Lafayette will open bids on a road grader May 27th at the council meeting. Bids may be sub- mitted to the Lafayette City Hall. College student's used furniture: 4 kitchen chairs/table -- $10; coffee table $3.50; end table $3.00. Call 864-2277. 22p Help Wanted Wanted (starting in about one month), competent, conscientious girl or woman for 2-4 hrs. house- work weekly. Must have own tran- sportation. Wages based on ability and willingness to work. Ph. Day- ton 864-2450. 21-23c Public Notice CITY OF LAFAYETTE NQTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING and THE USE OF REVENUE SHARING FUNDS Notice is hereby given, pursuant to ORS 294.401, that a meeting of the Budget Committee of the City of Lafayette, Yamhill County, State of Oregon, will be held in Lafayette City Council Chambers, 231 Jef- ferson St., Lafayette on the 3rd day of June 1981 at 7:30 pm for the purpose of receiving and discuss- ing the budget message and bud- get document of said City for the year 1981-1982. The use of State Revenue Shar- ing funds for the fiscal year 1981-82 will be considered as a separate item. This document will be available on the above date. Any person may discuss proposed uses with the Budget Committee at that time. Dated May 20, 1981 Blanche A. Hackworth Budget Officer NOTICE OF BUDGET COMMITTEE MEETING Notice is hereby given that the Budget Committee of the City of Dayton will meet at 8 pm, Monday, June 1, 1981 in the City Hall of the City of Dayton, Oregon, to receive the budget document and the bud- get message explaining the budget document. Included in the budget will be the proposed uses of Fed- eral and State Revenue Sharing Funds. This meeting is a public meeting where deliberations of the Budget Committee will take place, and any person may discuss proposed pro- grams with the Budget Committee. At the time of the meeting and after the meeting a copy of the complete budget document will be available for inspection at the Re- corder's office, City Hall, City of Dayton, Oregon. Arthur J. Johnson, Budget Officer City of Dayton NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Notice is hereby given that the City Council of the City of Dayton will hold public hearings on the 1st day of June, 1981, at the hour of 7:45 pm, in the Dayton City Hall, Dayton, Oregon, to take testimony and evidence on the following mat- ters: ZC 1-81 William S. and Beverly Heider are requesting a zone change from Light Density Residential-- 9000 (a County Zone) to Single Family Residential -- R1 (a City Zone) on Tax Lot 4317 CA 500, Section 17, T.4S, R.3W, W.M. ZC 2-81 Dan and Kathy Berge are re- questing a zone change from Multiple Family Residential to Memorial Day, 1981 The perfect tribute to the memory of our heroic dead is found in what we O0 to perpetuate the ideals for which they fought. Let us work constantly for a strong and united America. Let us resolve to preserve the untarnished heritage of freedom for which so many brave men have given so much. Serving since 1903 Macy&Son DIRECTORS 2nd & Evans McMinnville 472-6151 National Selected Morticians Member by Invitation We'll cover it all.., for you. REALTY WORLD® F=rst State Realty INC. McMINNVILLE OFFICE 117 E. 5th St. Wayne Anderson, Ofc. Mgr. McMinnville. Ore. 97128 AI Baker, GRI, Broker CALL [503] 472-8411 or 538-7426 ttt ~ tit ~ ~' tt W ll' t d" • tt • I~ ~' ~ ~ fit It It d" if/ ~t I~ Ib tt ~ ~ ~ • • • • W Q Q ~ We are members of the I-arm and Land Institute, and we have clients with cash and ability to purchase farm, commercial and Investment properties. ~? 0rsgo. Multiple ~ ~ Ustlng Service decision. For additional information please contact the Dayton City Hall, 416 Ferry Street, Dayton, Oregon (864- 2221 ). Dated at Dayton, Oregon, May 20, 1981 Janice Church, Recorder City of Dayton NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Hearings Officer of the County of Yamhill will hold a public hearing on Monday, June 8, 1981, beginning at 7:30 P.M. in Room 105, County Courthouse, McMinn- v/lie, Oregon to consider the fol- lowing: Docket: C-448-81 / TS-139-81 Request: A conditional use/tem- porary structure permit to el- low placement of a temporary dwelling for a relative on a four point nine (4.9) acre par- cel in an area designated "Very Low Density Residen- tial" on the Comprehensive Plan map and presently zoned "VLDR-2V2". Location: Approximately one- half (V2) mile Northwest of the City of Dayton, fronting the North side of County Road #89 in the NWV4 of Section 17, T4S-R3W, Tax Lot 4317-1200. Applicant: John M. Rhein. For additional information, please contact the County Depart- ment of Planning and Develop- ment, Room 17, Courthouse, Mc- Minnville, Oregon, (472-9371, ext. 450). Dated at McMinnville, OR. May 15, 1981. Dave Bishop Planning Director ],,t NOTICE The number of families now on the Housing Authority wait- ing list for assistance under the Section 8 Program is such that there is no reasonable prospect that additional applicants can be issued Certificates of Participa- tion within the next two years for two and three bedrooms. It is therefore necessary that the Housing Authority suspend the taking of further applications for families who qualify for two and three bedrooms after the date of publication of this article. Ap- plications will continue to be ac- cepted from families who qual- ify for assistance in one and four bedroom units. The Housing Authority of Yamhill County 1650 S. Baker McMinnville, OR 97128 Dr. Jim Budke from San Fran- cisco has been spending a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Budke. Wednesday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall were their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jette from Champoeg, Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Bail from Vancouver and mother-in-law from Minnesota and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jundt from Vancouver. Past Noble Grands Club met May I I at the home of Mrs. Katherine Galer with eight mem- bers .present. The convention at Springfield was discussed and vis- iting was enjoyed. The hostess served refreshments during the evening. Naomi Rebekah Lodge met May 8 in regular session. Painting the dining room of the hall was dis- cussed. Those going to the con- vention at Springfield were Mrs. Madeline Gell from McMinnville, Judy Clements and Lula Clements. Refreshments were served by Madeline Gell from McMinnville and Gladys Barry from Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Starr and daughter from Philomath spent from Thursday to Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall. Miss Kathy Galer of Sheridan visited her grandmother, Mrs. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY fees for some entries at fair "The Oregon State Fair Corn mission has voted unanimously to eliminate entry fees for Floral and Home Economics exhibits at the 1981 Oregon State Fair," according to Dwight Butt, Fair Director. "'Waiving these fees won't be an economic hardship on .the Fair," Butt said. "Entry fees for Home Economics, which jumped last year from S0 cents or less to $1.00, and Floral exhibits, totaled more than $3,000 in 1980. Increases in ad- mission and parking fees will more than cover the loss of those fees. Eliminating the Floral and Home Economics fees may encourage more people to enter and attend the Fair," he added. Entry fees have been paid for open competition in Livestock, Horses, Poultry, Amateur Art, and Photography. No fees are charged in Hobby, Crafts, Professional Art, Agriculture, FFA, and 4-H compe- tition. The theme for the 1981 Oregon State Fair is "More Fun in '81". Dates for the Fair this year are August 28 through September 7. Katharine Galer, Sunday after- noon. Mrs. Lena Filer and Charlotte were in Forest Grove Sunday to attend Pacific University Baccalau- reate and Commencement. They also went to a brunch of the Old Guard of Alumni. There were 257 graduates. Robert Reeder and his friend, Lyn Robinson from Tigard, came to see his mother, Mrs. Ruth Reeder, Saturday afternoon and stayed to - have dinner with her that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Veach in Portland. Hopewell " Naomi Topcock, daughter Qu- cinda, and son Lowell spent Moth- er's Day weekend at ,the Waldo Maker home. Charlotte Maker spent a few days with them at Mossy Rock, Wn., May 15-18 mak- ing Cinda a graduation dress. Laurelwood Academy graduation weekend will be May 29-31. Brad Leigh is in Junior class there. He spent the last two weekend at his home near Hopewell. ~, Dean Cornett's Repair Cars, Tractors and Farm MachineD' 8-6 Monda,/-Fridav, Sat. till 12 i'.nd gencratk)n it, same location 409 OAK STREET Dayton Phone 864-3336 WEEKEND SPECIALS This ao good for Fri. & SaL, May 22 & 23, 1981 SWEET Yellow Bananas .. 4 Ibs. $1.00 LB. Large Navel Oranges .... 19c 13 & 16-oz. Triscuit & Wheat Thins $1.00 BIG! 32-oz. Banquet Whole Fried Chicken .. $2.29 8 oz. French's Squeeze Mustard 38c Assorted Flavors Unsweetened K001-Aid . 8/$1 17 oz. Del Monte Apricot Halves 65c Van Camp 14V2-oz. Gold or White Hominy ... 26c Dry Pinto Beans ..... ,b 45c 1 lb. Nabisco Premium Crackers 69c 32 oz. Nestles Quick ..... $2.33 3 oz. Assorted Flavors Jell-O Assorted Betty Crocker Cake Mixes 27-oz. Johnson Brite ... 16-oz. R.C-R.C. 100-Diet R.C. .. 28c .. 70c $2.16 plus deposit • $1.59 IIII II I