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PAGE 4 --- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, Low-Rider Cruise.in vehicles. OR 97114 --- THURSDAY, JUNE 2003 The Dayton City Council will meet Monday, July 7, at 6:30 pm in the Dayton Fire HalL The Dayton Chamber will meet Monday, July 14, at noon in the Dayton Fire Hall. Visitors are welcome. The Dayton Fire District Board will meet at 7:30 pm Monday, July 14 in the Dayton Fire Hall. for sale ponds is at least 1000 fish for Surface-acre of water, so landowners can roughly figure on 250 Gambusia for an area that is 100'xl00'. Since the amount of mosquito larvae is dependent on location, the weather and other factors, there is no hard and fast rule regarding the number of fish to be stocked. Using less than the recommended number of fish may mean that all the mosquito larvae won't get eaten. Gambusia do not range any further than they need to so if landowners introduce them into ponds it is recom- mended to distribute the fish around its perimeter. If mosquitoes grow scare, the mosquito fish can be supplied with regular fish food or dry dog food that has been broken into small crumbs. If you have any questions regarding mosquito fish or West Nile Virus please contact the Yamlfill SWCD at (503) 472-6403. Yanshill Public Health also is a resource for West Nile Virus information, and they can be reached at (503) 434-7525. ire By Vern Holm, Resource Conservationist, Yamhill SWCD The Oregon Department of Forestry officially de- In an effort to help local landowners militate against clared that fire season went into effect at 12:01 am Thurs- the threat of West Nile Virus, the Yamhill Soil and Water day, June 26, in Northwest Oregon. This area includes Conservation District is now stocking Gambusia, more private, state, county and BLM forest lands protected by commonly known as mosquito fish. the Oregon Department of Forestiy in Washington, Mosquito fish are native to the southeastern states, Multnomah, Tillamook, Yamhill, Columbia and Clatsop and have long been used in Multnomah, Clackamas, and counties. Jackson Counties to control mosquito larvae. Gambusia According to Match Taylor, Protection Unit Forester are quite hardy, and often reproduce in farm or irrigation at Forest Grove, woods workers are required to have fire ponds. For this reason Oregon law states that these prevention and fire fighting equipment at their operation non-natives should not be introduced where they can ac- site and provide a watchman on each operation after cess waters of the state, equipment is shut down. Fire season rules also prohibit Yamhill SWCD is selling the fish at $4 per dozen/S2 smoking while in or traveling through any "operation for six, etc. Due to the cost of the Gambusia, transporta- area", and prohibit the use of fuse and caps for blasting on tion, and equipment the district cannot provide a price Forest land. In addition, open burning has been banned in i break for large orders. The fish are available at the SWCD most counties. These bans on open burning are imple- JuneThe30 toDayt njuly 14.TribuneNo TribuneWill be willCl sedf rbe publishedvacaa nfr mlonJuly I office is located at 2200 SW 2nd Street, McMinnville. merited in cooperation with local fire defense boards and 3andJulylO. Have a safe and happy Fourth of July. I Payment must be in the form of cash or check.Generally, five or six fish per large stock tank is suf- willfall, remain in effect until significant rains begin in the ficient to control mosquito larvae. The rule of thumb for oo ' ,' 69 :3 iN X ,' ,OA.- / ,', ', This year s theme: z. OO3 Chan es in Time' . Attention Parade Lovers! If yon like to strut your stuff fight Preregistration is appr~cmt,ut ast-rmnute entries II 1 down the main street, you are in luclL Dayton is now are always welcome. The parade is Saturday, July26th. making plans for another Old T]mer's Parade sponsored by Check in with the parade manager at the staging area II the Dayton Chamber and the City of Dayton. You have a (the high school grandstand on 9th street) by 3:15 pm II uniqueopportunity this July 26th - to be included in the judging. TWO PARADES IN ONE DAY! II You can be a part of the Newberg Old Fashioned Days Parade line up begins at 2:00 pm. Judging will begin at I Parade held in Newberg at 10:00 and then come over to be 3:15 pro. The procession starts at 4:00 pro. Trophies, a pat~t of the Dayton Old Timer's Parade. Judging starts at 1 st, 2nd, and 3rd place ribbons, as well as participation II 3:15. ribbons will be awarded. The Dayton parade is held in conjunction with Dayton's annual Old Tamer's Weekend on July 26th - 28th. Come join us by entering our parade and be a part of the fun. If you wish to participate, please fill out the entry located at the bottom of this page and return it to: Dayton Chamber Entries may also be dropped P.O. Box 237 off at the Dayton City Hall, or Dayton, OR 97114 The Dayton Tribune. For information on the Newberg O1d Fashioned Days | Parade, contact: II Mike Boyes at 503-538-9455 1 For information on the Dayton Old Tamer's Parade, 1 contact: Penny Kennen at 503-864-3376 or II Sue Hollis at Dayton City Hall, 503-864-2221. | 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I Name of entry, group, or organization Lafayette student receives degree Oregon Health & Science University's 2003 com- mencement ceremony was held on June 4 in Portland. Among those receiving a degree from the School of Nursing was Tamara Johnson of Lafayette. The Dayton Tribune c 408 4th Street -- P.O. Box 69 Dayton, OR 97114 Phone/fax (503) 864-2310 E-mail -- tribune@onlinemac.com Published Every Thursday, except the first two weeks of July at Dayton. Oregon George/Edwina Meitzen, Owners/Publishers Established in 1913 The Dayton Tribune (USPS 149-760) is published weekly excepl for the first two weeks of July for $7.50 ($10 out of state) per year by the Dayton Tribune, 408 4th St Dayton, Or 97114. Periodical postage paid at Dayton, Oregon 97114. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Dayton Tribune, PO Box 69, Dayton, OR 97114- 0069. Periodical Postage Paid at Dayton, Oregon 97114 SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN ADVANCE In Oregon, 1 year $7.50 Outside Oregon, U.S. 1 Year $10 Outside, U.S 1 year $15 To order, send name, mailing address and payment to THE DA YTON TRIBUNE, PO BOX 69, DAYTON, OR 97114 Member of Member Mailing address STREET OR P.O. 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