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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON1 OR 97114 -- THURSDAY, JULY 22, 200a
DHS Class of 1949 reunion Driver's ed class at CCC
The Dayton High School graduating class of 1949
will meet Saturday, July 24, in the club house at the
Portland-Dayton RV Park from 5 to 9 pm for their 55th
class reunion.
The park is across the bridge from Dayton on Kreder
Road. If you have questions call Mary Lou Coburn,
503-864-2340, Vonda Gudeman, 503-472-3596 or e-mail
Dorothy Cary, suunyd@joimail.com.
O.hitm
Chemeketa Community College's Salem Campus will
begin a Driver Education class on August 2. The class
will run through August 13 from 8 am to noon. Students
under 18 are required to have an underage consent form
submitted to the college before registering and must also
have a learner's permit. Cost of the class is $200 ($300
for licensed drivers). Drive times for students will be
scheduled separately. For more information or to register,
call 503-769-7739.
Nominations sou,
No services were held for longtime Yamhill County
resident Willadeaff Pacheco of McMinnville. She died
July 11, 2004 at her home. She was 72. Private family
interment was held.
She was born Jan. 16, 1932, in Seneca, MO the
daughter of Arthur and Jewel Clevenger Baker. She was
raised and educated in Dayton.
After she graduated from Dayton High School, she
owned a Dayton barbershop, called the Cubic Hole, for 20
years. She then worked in the guard shack at Cascade
Steel, for 14 years, retiring in December.
Survivors include three daughters, Kimberly Gonzalez
of McMinnville, Melva Bengston of Salem and Mitzi
Stewart of Dallas; four sisters, Dolly Mosgrove of Day-
ton, Darlene Chase of Stayton, Mary Durbin of Colton
and Betty Neal of Portland; two brothers, Donald Baker
of Vancouver, Wash and Dennis Baker of South Caro-
lina and four grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her two brothers and
three sisters.
Conservation Cooperator
The Yamhill Soil and Water Conservation District is
soliciting nominations for the Conservation Cooperator of
the Year. One award is given each year to a farmer, fam-
ily, or agri-business that exhibited outstanding conserva-
tion practices.
"Conducting the Cooperator of the Year award pro-
gram recognizes good land management practices that are
on-going in the county and encourages the adoption of
conservation practices amongst area landowners," ex-
plained Tim Steiber, YSWCD District Manager.
The selection criteria is based upon the landowner's
completeness and quality of conservation accomplish-
ments, progress in developing and applying a conservation
plan, community leadership in conservation, and being
compliant with the Agricultural Water Quality Manage-
ment Plan.
Nomination materials are available at the Yamhill
Arrangements were by Macy & Son Funeral Direc- SWCD office at 2200 SW 2nd Street, McMinnville or by
tors, McMinnville. calfing (503) 472-6403.
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Dear Editor:
Recent news about the proposed bypass focus atten-
tion on the traffic bottleneck in Dundee. During the past
30 years the only improvements made by ODOT on the
stretch of state highway are a stoplight, a center turning
lane, and repainted road stripes. No plans or money are
available to reduce .Dundee congestion any time soon.
This bottleneck exists because scarce transportation funds
are allocated to planning for a future bypass.
ODOT has spent more than $3 million planning for
the expensive, far-off construction of a new 11 mile,
$300-$400 million highway by 2025. There has been no
analysis of more cost-effective near term alternatives for
the Dundee bottleneck.
'Planning for the future is appropriate, but a far higher
priority is the urgent need to maintain and improve state
highway 99W. The Oregon Highway Bypass Policy
clearly states that construction of a new highway is the last
priority. The first priority is to maintain highway per-
formance and safety, and the next priority is to add or ex-
tend lanes or connect local streets. Neither has been done
in Dundee.
ODOT claims it may study some Dundee improve-
ments as it continues to design a bypass. But it omitted
such analysis in the recent 20')1 EIS and rejected the rec-
ommendations made by the extensive 1997 CH2M Hill
study.
While waiting for a bypass route to be officially ap-
proved and funded, it is important to design and make im-
provements along 99W in Dundee. This is required by the
State Highway Plan and urgently needed. For more
information on the Friends of Yamhill County position
and past testimony check
(http://www.viclink.com/-transportation).
Merilyn B. Reeves,
President Friends of Yamhill County
McMinnville, OR.
503-835-2106
I Yamhill County Cultural Coalition
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accepting grant applications for projects to support the
priorities of the Yamhill County Cultural Plan. The Cul-
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