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Registration Now
All Dayton school district pupils
who reach the age of five years on
or before November 15, 1979 are
eligible to enroll in the 1979-80
program. Parents may pick up
registration materials at the Dayton
Grade School office.
Three forms are required before
llltchildren are assigned to one of the
'aF completed
I II~lhalf day sessions: (a)
registration form (b) completed
emergency card (c) completed im-
munization card.
When these forms are completed
your child will be assigned to either
the morning or afternoon section.
Morning section is instructed in
English only. All children in the
afternoon bilingual section will re-
ceive skills instruction in their own
language. Parents will be given a
choice of sections until enrollment
in either section reaches 25 stu-
dents.
If you have questions regarding
the program please call the school
at 864-2217.
VOLUME 65 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 USPS 149-760
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1979 NUMBER 24
Father's Day Pancake-Feed-set
By Dayton Chamber of Commerce
The Dayton Chamber of Com- Hall Thursday evening (June 7) at
merce will meet at the Dayton Fire 7:30 pm.
Narcissa Junior All persons interested in the
Matrons Elect Centennial are invited and urged to
attend the meetings and contribute
June 4, 13 members of the ideas and suggestions for events
Rev. L, Myers To Narcissi Junior Matrons met at the for the Centennial next year.
Sp home of Andele Hawman.
eak Sunday Includedin the business meeting "The response so far has been
At the Sunday morning service of was election of officers. Norma Jo quite encouraging," said Shiela
the Pioneer Evangelical Church, Patterson will serve as president Henry, chairman of the Centennial
Rev. and Mrs. Lyman Myers will again, Sally May, vice president; Association, which is working with
give a summary of their recent trip Elizabeth Parker, secretary-treas- the Chamber in planning the big
into six countries. The main em- urer; and Hank Wley, historian. "Birthday Party" for the City of
phasis in the service will be on It was decided the group would Dayton in 1980.
Israel. see a Gallery play later this month, Final plans will be made for the
In the evening service at the if tickets are available, big pancake feed June 17th at the
church they will show pictures ofBarbara Wilson had the lesson Fire Hall on Father's Day. Serving
India, where Rev. Myers taught inon "Getting Organized" with lots will begin at 7 am before Sunday
the Allahaban Bible Seminary for of helpful suggestions. Lovely re- School and Church Services.
nearly four months. Mrs. Myers freshments were served by the
~'as busy in many varied activities hostess and co-hostess, Sally May. Proceeds will go toward Cen-
,~--~, at the school and in the community. Rena Will received the door prize, tennial activities.
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Dayton Council Approves Raise
On Sewer Hookups, Hires Officer
The Dayton City Council, faced
with rising installation and material
costs, approved an amendment to
Ord. 339 raising water hookups in
the city.
The new water hookup fees will
be $750. The sewer hookup fee
remains the same at $750. Previous
cost for a water hookup was $250.
Hookup fees for multi-family
dwellings will be somewhat lower
for additional units.
A resolution and ordinance was
also passed setting a moratorium
on sewer hookups until expansion
of the sewer treatment lagoons is
completed. Federal funding for the
project was denied in recent allo-
cations but work will begin as soon
as funding is received.
Carl Francis was present at the
meeting to discuss the possibility of
the city sponsoring Centennial ac-
tivities. The Dayton Chamber of
Commerce is spearheading the
celebration planned for 1980, the
city's 100th anniversary. The
Council agreed to sponsor the
events if the Chamber cannot ob-
tain the necessary insurance in
time. The city will sponsor the
Pancake Feed, to be put on by the
Chamber, at the Dayton Fire Hall,
June 17, Father's Day. Proceeds
from the breakfast will go toward
Centennial activities.
Bert Armstrong was present to
discuss development of the city's
industrial park. City engineer Mike
Henry and city attorney Stan Bunn
will study the proposals and check
into funding.
A new police patrolman was also
hired by the Council Monday even-
ing. The new officer is from Ari-
zona where he has been working as
security on an Indian reservation.
A former resident of the area, Jim
Flood, is a former reserve and
full-time police officer with the
Yamhill-Carlton police department.
He will assist Chief of Police Harry
Yount.
In other action the Council ap-
proved purchase of a new police
car. Chuck Colvin was low bidder at
$5,264 for a Ford Fairmount with a
police package. Delivery is ex-
pected in the near future.
The building inspector will look
into reports of apartments being
built in garages inside the city
limits.
The council also accepted a letter
of retirement from Allen Lien. Lien
cited physician's advice in tender-
ing the retirement letter.
Kenny Akers of the Cantina
Room has withdrawn his request
for a Class A liquor license.
coming
events
The Dayton Rural Fire Board will
hold its regular meeting next Mon-
day, June 11 at 8 pm in the Dayton
Fire Hall, following the budget
hearing.
.)
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D]~T ~ DImT AUT~IOKT~I~
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353,000. 336,000.
353,000.
336~000.
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FUNDS NOT REQUIRING
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) . . .
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources
A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
~LA TE~ FUND
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGETAPPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR 77-78 TH=S YEAR 78-79 NEXT YEAR 79-80
29,700. 215435. 26,25~.
11,896. 145715. 14,746.
26,909. 10~000. 7,000.
2,756. 14~000.
71.261. 60,150. 48,000.
56.81~, 60,150. 48,000.
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) . . .
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costa) . . .
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources
*Part of General Fund
~ ~ ~ FUND
ACTUAL ADOPTED B APPROVED E
LAST YEAR D~-AT(~ THIS YEARBLL~-~I NEXT YEAR L~G-~0
12,282. 21,435. ~,41U.
8.184. 13,000. 13,200.
5.662. 10.000, 10.000.
10.881. 37.515. 35.290.
37.009. 81.950. 74.900.
7~.700. RI qK~, 74.900.
A3~EEI FUND
7,652. 10,359. 13,128.
4,356. 6,121. 6)872.
2,537. 15,000. 16,000.
15,045. 31~430. 36,000.
28.777. 31.430. 36,000,
2OLLCF FUND
ACTUAL ADOPTED B 0 APPROVED B G
LAST YEAR ~ ~0" THIS YEARB~G-~ NEXT YEAR
19~085. 14,962.
7,730. 10,670.
2,675. 2,200.
29,490. 27,832.
29.490. 27.832.
FEDErAl ING
FUND
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR ~ THIS YEAR ~ NEXT YEAR~ ~--
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) . . . 13,355. 15,583.
Total Materials and Services 14,790.
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements 7,700.
Total Expenditures and Requirements 22,400. 13,355. 15,588.
Total Resources 24 )935. 13,355. 15 )588.
FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
GENERAL
FUND
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) . . .
Total Material and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Total Resources Except Property Taxes
Property Taxes Received
Property Taxes Required to Balance
Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received
Total Property Tax Levy
Levy Within Tax 'Base
One-Year Special Levies Outside Tax Base
Serial Levies and Continuing Levies
Levy For Payment of Bonded Debt
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGETAPPROVED BUDGET
LAST YEAR 77-78 TH~S YEAR 78-7; NEXT YEAR [~-~0
26.412. 9.554. 10.393.
43~019. 39.995. 34.715.
3.413. 12.391. 8.200.
~2. 46.475. 18.347.
72.926. 108.415. 71.655.
72.867. 87.243. 48.97~
23.700. ~/~/~'//////'J~/~///~z
~/////////////~Y/////~/////~ 21.172. 22.682.
~//////~ 4.000. 4.000
z////~z////~z ?q.172 26.682.
~/~. 25.172, 26.682.
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DEBT SERVICE
FUND
ACTUAL DAT~7 7R ADOPTED BU E NEXT YEAR~G-~[~
LAST YEAR - THI~ YEAR [~9' APPROVED B
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) . . .
Total Material and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements 25,934. 40,136 33,819.
25 )934. 40,136 33,819.
Total Expenditures and Requirements 1
Total Resources Except Property Taxes 16.070. I 12.136. II.89[.
Property Taxes Received ~4. ~//'//////////////.~/////////~///~ ~/~///////////////'//'/~z
Property Taxes Required to Balance ~////////////////////////////~ 28.000. 21.928,
Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received ~//~//~ ?.f~00. 1.500.
Total Property Tax Levy //~///'.~//f/~.//'////'//~/~ -~n ~nq 9~ AR;q
Levy Within Tax Bas ~/////'~/'//~/////'/J~
One-Year Special Levies Outside nx B
Serial Levies and Continuing Levies ~//////~/////~//e//>~
levy For Payment of Bonded Debt z/////~/////////'////////////e~ 30~800. 23,428.
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