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The regular meeting of the Day-
ton Planning Commission will be
held at 7t30 pm june 19 in the
Dayton City Hadl.
Students May
Have Income Tax
Exemptions
As the summer employment sea-
, son approaches, the Internal Rev-
enue Service advised full-time stu-
dents seeking summer jobs that
they may not need to have federal
income taxes withheld from their
wages.
Those students who had no in-
come tax liability in 1977 and do not
expect to have any for 1978 qualify
for exemption from withholding of
Federal income tax from their
wages, according to Ralph Short,
District Director for Internal Rove-
hue Service in Oregon.
Students may claim exemption
from withholding by securing a
copy of Form W-4 (Rev, May 1977),
Employee's Withholding Allow-
ance Certificate, from their nearest
IRS office and filing it with their
employers, Short said.
Dayton Advisory
. C00mmittee Meets
The Dayton Planning Advisory
illlMlllmittee met in a special meet:
---""--T-a] Tuesday, June 6 at 7:30 pm to
hear a request from Paul A, Trent
for a conditional use permit to allow
separation of • 19.4 acre parcel
from a larger 56.3 acre tract that is
divided by • county road in an area
designated "Agricnlture/Forestry
Large Holding" on the Compre-
hensive Plan map and presently
zoned "EP-40".
The property is located one mile
south of .Dayton, abutting both
sides of State Highway 221 (Salem-
Dayton Highway).
Only three members of the Day-
ton Advisory Committee were
present: Fuqua, Sweeney and
Craig. Nine other members were
absent, Also present were Paul
Trent, S. J, McElmurray and Bill
Campbell of the Planning Staff,
• Members in attendance request-
ed hearing the Agenda even
though s quorum was not present.
Afterbrief discussion the members
made an unofficial recommends.
tion for approval with the following
condition: That no additional resi-
dential dwelling be allowed on the
37 acre parcel lying to the west of
Highway 221.
Hopewe]l
• y, and Mrs, Jake Hiebert of
.. .. were Monday guests of Mrs,
•' ......... ]v...'garet Janzen.
The four Keightiey brothers:
Charlie, Ira, Rudy, Allen, one
sister and their families met for a
potluck dinner and reunion at the
Junior Room June 10, Allen and
family are visiting at Charlle's
home.
Fran Stephens i8 to attend sum-
met school at Wall• Walla Colleile,
She left June 11 for College Place,
Mrs. Core Mickeljohn, Pays Ste.
phons' mother, has returned from
South Dakota to make her home
with Clair and Faye Stephens,
vOLUME 64 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1978
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Dayton Student In Gallery Play 'Count Dracula'
Loft to Right: Byron Rltter,
A Dayton High School student,
Paul Westover, is a featured per-
former in Gallery Players' forth-
coming production of "Count Dr•-
cult." the famous tale of the evil
vampire opens at the McMinnviUe
the•are on June 16, Paul Westover
plays the part of Renfield, a very
"strange" character who becomes
the disciple of Count Dracula. Paul
is the son of Richard and Patricia
DAYTON STUDENT ON DEAN'S
LIST AT COLLEGE OF IDAHO
A Dayton student is included o in
the Dean's List at The College of
Idaho for the 1978 spring semester.
In order to qualify for the Dean's
List, a student must maintain a
3,25 or better grade point average
for the semester.
Dayton's C of I scholar is Jeffrey
H, Dean with a 3.75 GPA.
DAYTON STUDENTS RECEIVE
DEGREES FROM U OF O.
Three Dayton residents were
awarded dgrees at the University of
Oregon commencement held Sun-
day, June II,
Steven Jeffrey Purcer received a
BBA in Finance; Patricia Karen
Asquith received a BMUS in Music
Education and Candace L. Shel-
burns a BS in Psychology,
Paul Wostovor [Dayton resident] and
Westover of Dayton. This is his
first performance at Gallery.
After the Sunday performance,
Count Dracula will decide who in
the audience has the most biteable
neck. The winner will receive two
tickets to Gallery's next produc-
tion, "Carousel" and two steak
dinners at TGI Friday Restaurant.
Curtain time is 8 pm except for
the Sunday performances which
Arthur Cooper Of
Dayton Succumbs
Arthur R. Cooper, 72, of Dayton
died Saturday in a McMinnville
hospital.
Born in Washington, he lived in
Roseburg before moving to Toledo,
where he was in the logging ndus.
try from 1961 to 1971, He then
moved to Dayton, He had worked
for the California Forestry Depart-
ment,
Survivors include his wife, Flor-
ence; daughters, LUa Wilson, Alo-
ha, and Yvonne Pauli, Milbank,
S.D,; brother, Clyde, Raymond,
Wash.; sister, Myrtle Sanders, De-
troit, Mich.; five grandchildren.
At the request of the family, no
services were held. Arrangements
were by Macy and Son mortuary,
McMinnville.
NUMBER 25
Merle Lingle.
are at 7 pro. Performance dates are
June 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30
and July 1. Tickets are $2.50 for
adults and $1.50 for senior citizens
and students. Tickets are available
at the Book Shop in McMinnville
and Dents in Newberg.
Dayton High Jr.
State Summer
Baseball Games
June 17 m Sunset at Dayton, Jr.
State 1:00 Field A
June 19--Dayton at Y-C, Jr. State
6:30.
June 22 m Dallas at Dayton, Jr.
State 6:30 field A
June 24--Dayton at St. John's, Jr.
State 1:00
June 26----Dayton at Willamina, Jr.
State 6:30
June 27m Jr. State practice field A
June 29--Y-C at DAyton, Jr. State
6:30 field A
July 6--Dayton at Dallas, Jr. State
6:30
July 8--Scappoose at Dayton, Jr.
State 1:00 field A
July 10--WiUamina at Dayton, Jr.
State 6:30 field A
July 13wDayton at Y-C, Jr. State
6:30
July 20--Dallas at Dayton, Jr.
State 6:30 field A
July 22--St. John's Tire at Dayton
1:00 field A
July 24--Dayton at Will•mine, Jr.
State 6:30
July 26--Y.C at Dayton, Jr. State
6:30 field A
[Field A--High school baseball
field; Field B -- Front dlmaend
across from high schooit Fiold C --
Back diamond across from hljh
school.]
TV Program To
Feature Pioneers
"The Ordeal of Tabitha Brown"
television program will be telecast
on K,V.D,O.-T.V. Channel 3, at
9:30 P.M, June 20. Miss Charlotte
Filer, public information director at
Pacific University, wrote part of the
script for the program,
The program is •bout the 1846
trip Tabitha Brown, a Pacific Unl-
versity founder, made to Oregon
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Virgil and Pherne Pringle.
The Pringles settled in Salem,
and many land marks in Salem
today from Pringle School to
Pringle Market bear that name,
The same program was on Ore.
gon Educational Television last
February,
PROPERTY TAX LIMITATION
PETITIONS NOW AVAII,ABLE
Petitions for the Constitutional
Property Tax Limitation, similar to
that recently passed on California,
may be obtained from the Oregon
Homeowners & Property Taxpty.
ors Alliance, 15802 S.E. Stark St,,
Portland, Oregon, Phone 630.7270,
Happenings On The Local Scene
Kroweldeen Club met at the
home of Mrs. John Imlah last
Thursday evening. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Elizabeth Scott and Mrs.
Ann Budke. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mrs. Florence Foster spent last
week at the home of her daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jackman and
family in Till•meek. Her oldest
grandson graduated from the
eighth grade.
Mrs. Faye Stone and daughter
Beverley of Portland are house
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Garrett.
Miss Charlotte Filer attended a
Mac-Lin club meeting Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Sybil
Seward and Miss Edith Reynolds in
McMinnville. Last Wednesday af-
ternoon she visited mrs. Roy Dav-
idson in Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. lloyd Galer and
Mr. and Mrs. Fen•on Galer and
Michael, Ron and Kenny Galer
attended the graduation exercises
of their sister, Teresa Oaler, at
Marls• High School in Eugene,
They were luncheon guests at the
home of her mother, Mrs, Anita
Mross in Eugene, before going to
graduation.
David Mosgrove from Salem
spent from Thursday to Sunday st
the home of his grandmother, Mrs,
Mac Mosgrove, His parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Royce Me•grove, came
for him Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Ctllahan
returned Monday and Mrs. Doug-
las Miller, in Carson City, Nevada.
On the way they stopped st Christ-
mas Valley to visit Mr. and Mrs,
John Mclntosh, The Millers re-
turned home with them,
Mr, and Mrs. Willard Pisher and
daughter, Janice, from Walnut
Creek, Calif,, returned to their
home Saturday after spending s
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Remme, and her sister,
Ardith Magee and the Robert Ms.'
gees.