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June 8, 1978
 
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Dayton Students Named Oregon Scholars For Achievements Names of 1,600 students have been announced as 1978 Oregon Scholars by the State Scholarship Commission. Students earning this honor are selected from all high schools in Oregon on the basis of their out- standing academic achievement. Students from Dayton selected as Oregon Scholars are Becky Bates, Phil Lamoureux and Jenni- fer Kreder. JAYCETTES CORNER The Jaycettes will be having a good tim.e this Saturday morning June 10 painting fire hydrants. All Jaycettes come out and help Willie, Barb and Chris and the rest paint. We'll meet at the city park at 9:30. Paint, etc. will be furnished by the city. Work will be donated by us. Congratulations o our Jaycettes of the month, Roxi Oliveria and Barbara Greenfield. A hardy congratulations goes to our new vice-president Rickie Hackworth. A Jaycette bingo party is slated for June 17 at Maggie Diebel's house. For details contact either Maggie or Chris. July meeting is scheduled for Barb Druliner's house. We look forward to seeing everyone there. Bring a friend. We need Jzew members. Shiela Henry Purpose of the Oregon Scholars award is to give recognition to the academic attainments of students who have excelled in high school, whether or not they have financial need which qualified them for state scholarships. The group chosen as Oregon Scholars was selected from the 1978 grtufuating classes of Oregon high schools totaling approximately 32,000. Each rectpient will be presented with an Oregon Scholar certificate signed by Robert Pamplin, Jr., Chairman, State Scholarship Com- mission, Gov. Robert Straub, and Vern Duncan, Supt. of Public In- struction. Most high schools also "incorporate Oregon Scholar award pre!sentations into their graduation ceremonies. COMING EVENTS The Dayton City Couacg wm meet next Monday evenh, 7:30 pm in the Dayton City Hall. The regular monthly meeting of the Dayton Rural Fire Pmtectkm Dtatriet Board of Directors will be held Monday evening June 12 at 8:00 pm in the Fbe Hall. Dayton School District 40 board will have its ret.dar meeting Jene 12 at 8 pea in the Dayton Ele- mentary Sdmel. VOLUME 64 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1978 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 NUMBER 24 Happenings On TheLocal Scene Mrs. Bernard Bendel from Fast, California, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kotch, for a week, They went to the graduation exercises of her son, Roger Bendel, who graddated from George Fox College. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Galer visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irwin, at Hopewell Sunday. Memorial weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Irma Webster •were her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Webster and family from Mt. Ver- non, Wash., Myron Webster.from Salem and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Spencer from Florence, Ore., and granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Berry Dunes and infant, twin sons from Guatemala. The Dunes have completed their term in the Peace _ .- I i fx,,Lz y.,z  a.xy z, z78 .. ,q,,N , . City of Dayton ot.,x4, c.etlgG;;)' IItglg Cmmtgr.m. t,  o  btutltec ,, pr,mear.4d NtLov. 4 €op7 of ghe budllg m,y be tnsp4cCml oc t,lamd fru of se ,= Dayton C| tv Hall   ,, of 9".00 d 4".00. pt-eced/a6 ye. llaJmr tiCtm. L[ ....a r.he offagg mt tim tmIK, at'* mmJ.slaed be1v. Yamh|11 Dayton June 7. 197R Arth.ur J. Johnson. Navor (cm) Cci) (Oaga) (chmgm *  t,dy) r r--etl of tha C4tv of Bavtan v. b. t .a June § . ct- -.''',, "" •  purtmN of  mr/as /J y4 dt,u:uN rdm bult, fmr  s t  ............... . §5.708.00 :ot, c.,tr.  .................... 4),852.00   zst,.u,rm --" z,q.r----.,,,.u ....... 99,45Z.0Q. zz,, msmzzgs i" 311097.00 2"._ ......... t x.Z   ...... I 28,447.00 zoz nczt, t=m uvmo - 311e097.00 ,,, ,,, zett   tmur ,  t.,,, ...... 28.447.00 (])Smm ,lLm ,..- --,-* k rs,d ) ....... msL logtx YZ Liar Levy vtuza  Im Oa-Tea Stmcl  Ovr.al 'rex Irma .......... 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ItxItm OF Tzwm, 9.4s74.00 81.771.00 t 42.275.001 13,76].00 j 357561.00 49.17Z.00 f 357t561.00 400.172.00 ! 00,s00.00 I 6,00.00 1 23,747.00 ] 25,172.00 I ' 10,200.00 •30,800.00 I l I J t aflCZl'aDD tln.xc-m twmlmls ,un'xcza,tl y.&Z uPtt Yang e e JwJ.v t 17.000.00  TW m ef Jt/,y t 353.000.00 353.OO.00 'tb:ta Zemr M of JvT.y I lieU: Tqu 4Mr of JuLy | 1TEl a la . 0 , , .... zotti, zzmags ........... zTs.o00.oo FUNDS REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED GENEP.kL RIND mt rJtoGzuttl k- Lut Year ' 13,445.00 41.542.00 4.458.00 5 L445.00 5 I *lnc TI Yem ] Next Yew 8.142.00 ! .S14.00 31.057.00 40.011.00 4.740.00 7,SIN).00 36.639.00" 43.g7S.00 00.578.00 101.000.00 1,89.00 f),831.00 79.828.00 |. 336.00 /'/////////////£///// //////I//////////// ////////'/////'/ 19.747.00 21.17. //////////////// 4.0D0.00 4 . 00a . 00 ///////////////// 23.747 • DD 25.172.00 "f///////////////+ 23,747.00 5.17".00 /////'////////#. r///ff////7/ //////////////// ludes 1977-78 Pollce Department ToUd Rmonml .nk (ladi, dl iyroU Cote)... Total Materials m'd Servlce8 ................ Total C.mUd OUeW .................... Total All Ot RlUmeau ............... Total lNpmneaU (tndudin| Tnmfera) ......... Toed Rem,m Fept Tax  be Lev. ........ Ad Vorem Tram Received ................ Ad Vdmem Tax  to ilelance .......... Estinud Tax Not to be Received ............ Total Ad Vskeem Tax to be Levied ........... Levy WithJ 6 Percent Umitttim ............ -y OuUide 6 Petcont Lira/ration ............ bY Ouue 6 cent Ltmtut (Serl Levy .... Not Subject to Llmitztton .... . ............. Corps and will be living in Mon- tana. Othervisitors were Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hole from Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hole and Mrs. Lulu Clements from Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman from Port- land and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bowls and daughter Candy from West Salem. Mrs. Ruth Reeder returned home last Friday evening from California where she visited her sisters, brothers and other relatives in San Diego and Bakersfield. One of the highlights of her trip was to visit the beautiful zoo at San Diego and the rose gardens in La Canada. She also had lunch with the deaf seniors at Van Nuys. They had 168 members. The last wo Weeks she spent with her children in Portland and Beaverton. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Duzan and family from Albany were Monday evening dinner guests at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan. Gordon Duzan was also a guest. • Mrs. Mae Mosgrove and Mrs. Vivian Abdill visited Mrs. Agnes Abdildl in her new mobile home in McMinnville Sunday afternoon. III II , II Total Pers(mel Services (Includes aU Payroll Costs) . . , ToUt] Materials and Services ................ Total Capital Outl,y .................... Total All Other Requirements ................ Total Requixements (Including Transfers) .......... Total Resources Except Tax to be Lav'.ed .......... Ad Va]orem Taxes Received ................. Ad Valorem Tax Required roll.lance ............ Eatimeted Tax Not to be Received .............. Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Leved ............ Levy Within 6 Percent Limitation .............. Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation ............. Levy Outside 6 Percent Limitation (Serial Levy) ...... Not Subject to Limitation .................. Golden Age Group Sees SHdes Of African Region By Frleda Hedgeee The Dayton Golden Age Group Inc. had as their guests Friday evening at the meal site, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. It was a very warm evening, and everyone trying to keep cool. The Johnsons showed slides on Africa, which were very interesting and had on display many articles from Africa. Most interesting was two pictures (country scenes) made with banana peelings, by a ten year old boy. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were very gracious and answered many ques- tions from the group and we thank them for an interesting evening. Final voting on election of offic- ers for the Golden Age Group Inc. will be friday June 23 and also our meeting. Birthdays will be honored on June 16 with cake and ice cream. Be sure and save your papers as we have a paper drop now at corner of entrance to fire hall. The Dayton firemen are making an "extension", beyond the kitch- en for another stove and grills and counter space. This will certainly be a big help in cooking and both groups will benefit from it so thank you firemen for being so thought- ful. The menu for Friday night will be meat loaf, scallop potatoes, corn, salad and fruit. Workers and ex-workers at the Hudson House in Dundee had their aqnual pot luck dinner at Wort. marts Park Sunday. There were 30 present to enjoy the day. Eight were present from Dayton. Barney Lerton' of San Francisco visited Miss Charlotte Filer Thurs- day afternoon. El T |11 ml I ........ _i ........ RO O Om Last Yezr 24,389:00 24t389.00; 15409.00 8,9eo.00 ////////////////////////, ////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////, 7////////////////////. //////////////////////// /////////////////////// /////////////////>// This Year 24a681.00 24s681.00 15,981.00 /////////////////////////// 8,700.00 Z,500.00 IO.ZO0.00 10200.00 Next Year 40.136.00 40.136.00 12.136.00 ///////////////////, 28.000.00 2.000°00 30.800.00 -- 30,800.00 Ros _9I u.oum, x eeoeeeTx TAX TO n tvv ................ Pg] (;F ................ uNo ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET APPfOVED BUDGET ..T YeAR 76-77 T,,S YEAR 77-7P NI:XT YEAR 779 Total Pe Servtcel (Includes all Payroll Costs)...  23t040.00 8,.00 Total Jterlab and Services ................ 8834.00 7'730"00 i ToUt Cmt Outhy .................... -s7600 2,775.00  L Total AU Other Expenditure, and Requirements ..... Totel Expe,uet,re* and Rments ............ 0 - 34,639.00 ,, 29,490.00 To'- Re,ources ......................... 0 - 34.639.00 29.490.QO 9sr't of GnePil Fund ...............  ................. FUND | ;ATyUAL U41TA. I ADOPTED  I APPROVED IJt.3Ej I |LST EAR *.qdr-lTHIS YEARJI-IO | NEXT YEAR IB,.I | To,-, no s,e, (,de, .11 iy,oU cots)... I 19.155.00 [ 22 857,00 .I 21-  I ToU Ma and S,n,s ................ .[ 14,889.00 I 14:195.00 I 14:a'00 I Toud Ctl OUy ..... : .............. • 3.527.00 1 19.911.00 I 10::00 I Total ALl Otheg Expendiruse, and Requirements ..... L " 75.0Q [ I 14.Q0000 I Total Expenditure* and RequiremenU ........... [ 37.646,00 I 56.963.00 I 60.1fOiO0 I To Retonrce, ............. • 32.6A4S. 00 ] 56.963.00 l 60.1SO.00 l .............. :-E ................ zqJm) [' ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED I)UDG'ET [ APPROVED BUDOE'f | |LAST YEAR 7K.77 ]THIS YEAR7.?R [ NEXT YEAR "JFJ.TQ ToDd Pertontl Services (Include, aLl Payroll Colts) . . . l 16.784.00 "1 19,818.00 I ' 21.300.00 I TotaJ Mate, and Services ................. ] 22.857.00. { 11,150.00 { 13.000.00 1 To Cmttl OUy .................... l 4.964.00 6.900.00 7,000.00 Total.Expenditures and RequiremenU. " I 79.299.00 68.300.00 B|,9S0.00 ToUl Reurces .............  ......... I 79.299.00 68.30.00 81.g&a.O0 I Total Personal Servzea (Includes all Payroll Cosu) . . . Total kkttedab and Seicet ................ Total Cap6tal Outh,y .... ........... : .... Total All Other Expenditure t and Requirements ..... TotAl Exp*adltmes and Requirements ........... Total Retources ...... - ................. Total Perma Services (hidudes ,dl Payroll Cosu) . . . TOUi Matrttis md Services ............... Total lPltal Outlay .................... Total AU Other Expen&tu;es and Requirements ..... Total Expenditures aad Requirements ........... Toad ltnourcez ....................... ............... "STREET- ................ FUND ACTUAL DTA ! AOOeTED JJ.O [ APP,OVEO'8F.T | LAST YE --/-77 J TH,E YEA ---'. I NEXT YEAR ,e, I 8.428.OO J 10.2,?.S.00 I Z0.00.00 I 4.998.00 l . 5.772.00 [ 6.100.00  3.338.00 J 7.53s.00 I 1s.o00.00 J 1.338.00 I ! ] 18.1o2.00 ] 23.$36.00 ] 31.48o.00 J z.zo.oo I 23.s.oo I 3z.tm.oo J ............ &v.i _T#t,IBE_ __, .... '--- etp A'TUAL ADOFTED  I "APPROVED J, Arr YEAR 1"7 THIS YEASt/'"" I NEXT YEA R- I 13,35S.00 J 8,204.00 14,700.00 I ] ! 10,458.00 7,700.00 J iJ 18,_'_2.00 22,400.00 I 13,355.00 J !,, z8.2.0o .4oo.o0 i' 13,3ss.00