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PAGE 4 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE
Public Notice
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Board of Commissioners of
Yamhill County will hold a public
hearing on Wednesday, June 13,
1979 at 10:00 a.m Room 105,
County Courthouse, McMinnville,
Oregon, to consider adoption of
Ordinance No. 203, "Amending
the Yamhill County Comprehensive
to Incorporate the Willamette River
Greenway Boundary, and amend-
ing the Yamhill County Zoning Or-
dinance by creating a Willamette
River Greenway District and In-
corporating the Willamette Green-
way Boundary".
Ordinance No. 203, if adopted as
proposed will (1) Amend the Coun-
ty Comprehensive Plan by placing
the existing Willamette River
Greenway Boundary previously
adopted by the State of Oregon
Land Conservation and Develop-
ment Commission (LCDC) on the
County Comprehensive Plan Map;
(2) Amend the County Zoning
Ordinance by placing said bound-
ary on the County Zoning Maps;
and (3) Amend the County Zoning
Ordinance text by adding a Wil-
lamette River Greenway District.
The Willamette River Greenway
-- DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1979
zones within the Greenway Bound-
ary with additional development
standards, criteria, and review
procedures designed to protect and
preserve the Greenway for private
and public use as required by
LCDC Statewide Planning Goal No.
15-- Willamette River Greenway.
Ordinance No. 203 does not
create the Willamette River Green-
way Boundary since said Boundary
has already been established by
LCDC on October 21, 1977. Also
Ordinance No. 203 does not change
said Boundary.
Persons are hereby invited to
attend the public hearing to ob-
serve the proceedings and to reg-
ister any statements in person, by
attorney, or mail to assist the Board
of Commissioners in making a de-
cision. A copy of Ordinance No. 203
and accompanying exhibits are
available for public review in the
office of the Yamhill County De-
partment of Planning and Develop-
ment. For additional information
please contact the County Planning
and Development Department,
Room 17, County Courthouse, Mc-
Minnville, Oregon 97128 (472-
9371, ext. 201).
Dated at McMinnville, Oregon
May 31, 1979
Dave Bishop
Planning Director
PUBLIC NOTICE
Initial planning is in process to
develop a County transportation
system for the 1979180 fiscal year.
The proposed system currently ne-
gotiated would include two com-
muter runs, one round trip from
McMinnville to Salem, and two
round trip runs between Newberg
and King City. The system would
also provide in-town transportation
in Newberg and McMinnville.
These services would be provided
by Yamhill County contracting with
the following agencies: Hamman
Bus Line (McMinnville-Salem
commuter), Chehalem Valley Sen-
ior Citizens Council (Newberg-
King City-commuter and Newberg
in-town service) and Yamhill
County Council on Aging (Mc-
Minnville in-town bus service).
Public comment on this issue is
requested. Public hearings will be
held on June 18, 1979 at 1:00 pm
and June 19, 1979 at 7:30 pm in
Yamhill County Courthouse Rm.
32, 5th & Evans Streets. Anyone
desiring to send written comment
should write:
qqKathleen Boeve
Yamhill County Mental Health
program
412 N. Ford
McMinnville, Oregon 97128
Or you may call toll free:
From Sheridan 843-3558, Ext.
Help Wonted Strawberry pickers wanted. Wilsoh
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Strawberry pickers wanted. 16Phone 864-2035. 20-25c
acres of excellent crop. Families
Pickers wanted. Strawberries in
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From Dayton 864-3539, Ext. 248 . DIVORCE (uncontested, court fees not Included) $350
25From Willamina 876-8852, Ext. PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY (Individual, uncontested) $300
BASIC, SIMPLE WILL $ 55
25From Newberg 538-7302, Ext. BASIC INCORPORATION (one class of stock) $350
ADOPTION (consent) $250
25From Yamhill 662-4233, Ext. COLLECTIONS 50% of award
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14, 1979 STAN BUNN, ATTORNEY
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Mrs. Evelyn Lenderink returned This Ad Good for Fri. & Sat. Juno 8th & 9th
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a trip into northern Washington
near the Canadian border.
Family night pot luck was held at
the Pioneer Church last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan
spent the weekend at Agate Beach.
They attended the graduation pro-
gram of a cousin, Ken Attridge.
The Callahans and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill King had dinner Wednesday
evening in Newberg to celebrate
Mr. King's birthday.
Kenny Galer and Mrs. Evelyn
Lenderink were Sunday dinner
guests at a chicken barbecue din-
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Galer. Later in the afternoon
the Galers visited a grandson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Galer Jr. of Hope-
well.
Mrs. Lillian Temple from Amity
and Olga Leach from McMinnville
were Monday afternoon callers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan
spent Sunday in Multnomah visit-
ing their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Duzan. They had all their family at
home so it was a nice get together
for all.
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