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Local Teenagers To Be In Pageant The Dayton High School is proud to be represented in the Miss United Teenager Pageant by two lovely and talented young ladies of the Class of '77. Dana Marie Davis will represent Dayton and Nancy Delores Asquith will represent Dundee at the pag- eant to be held Aug. 5, 6 and 7 at the Sheraton Hotel in Portland. There will be 82 teenagers from all over the state competing, the pageant is for girls between the ages of 14 and 18 with judging based on scholastic and Civic Nancy Delores Asquith Achievements, Beauty, Poise and Personality. Each contestant will recite an Essay on the subject "My Coun- 'cy". Among the prizes the winner will Dana Mm4e Davis receive is a seven-week course in Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics, an all-expense paid ,trip to the national finals in Washington, D.C. in December and a full scholarship to John Robert Powers School of Modeling. One winner from each of all the 50 states and the District of Columbia will compete for the na- tional title "Miss United Teenager • --1978." The Dayton City Counetl will meet in regular session next Mow day evening, Aug. 1 at 7:30 pm IO the City Hall. Items on the agenda taelude a hearing on a proposed socbd gambling ordinance, a work sesson on an Interim zoning or- dhumee and st discussion on the birth8 of a city poUeeman. The Dayton ]bdnbew girls will have a paper pickup Saturday morning, July 30 in the Dayton area. Residents out of town may call 864-2639. Papers must be bun- died. Phum are being made to make a pldmp every other Saturday. ! VOLUME 63 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 THURSDAY, JULY 28, .1977 NUMBER 31 Local Youths Win Ribbons At Yamhill County Fair The Hopewell 4H clubs, under the leadership of Mrs. Don Rae, exhibited their work and gave demonstrations during the Yamhill County Fair. Among those receiving awards were: Knitting: Phase l--Karen Sims, associate member, received an ex- hibitor's ribbon; Paula Engier, blue ribbon. Knitting: Phase II, Shelly Clow, red ribbon. Knitting Phase III, Kelly Sims, blue ribbon, and will exhibit at State Fair. Knitting: Phase IV, Donna Rae, red ribbon, Susan Rae, blue ribbon and Chamption, Sherry Rae, and to State Fair. Style Revue: Shelly Clow, red, Karen Sims, exhibitor ribbon, Donna Rae, red, Kelly Sims, Re- serve Champion, Slutrry Rae, Champion. Susan Rae, Kelly Sims and Sherry Rae go to State Fair Style Revue. Cooking: Tricks for Treats: Paula Engler, blue ribbon; Chris Engler, blue and Karen Sims, blue. All American Foods: Shelly Clow, blue ribbon, Donna Rae, red. Meals Today, the Easy Way: June Don- ner, blue, Paul Dauenhauer, blue, Susan Rae, Champion; Susan Rae and June Donner to go to State Fair. Food with International Flavor: Sherry Rae, red ribbon. Wheat- hearts: Sherry Rae, 3rd place, June Donner, 3rd place; Susan Rae, Donna Rae and Shelly Clow, blue ribbons. Intermediate Luncheon Contest: Sherry Rae, blue, and goes to State Fair. Intermediate Baking Contest: Sherry Rae, blue, to State Fair. Sherry Rae received the Oregon Cowbelles, Inc. Best Intermediate Luncheon Contest using beef. She also received the Intermediate Baking Champion from the Oregon Wheat Commission. Flowers; Plant, Susan Rae, blue; Individual, Susan Rae, blue; Ar- rangement, Susan Rae, blue. Su- san takes her plant and arrange- ment to State Fair. Vegetables: Susan Rae, blue and will take her vegetables to State Fair. Paul Danenhauer as Individual Exhibitor of 4H Market Steer, was Grand Champion. He also received the blue ribbon in Showmanship, Intermediate Class. Paul, a mem- ber of the Hopewell 4H Hatters Club, won first place with a cake in Food Ill. In Open Class Flowers Paul won: Dahlias, Pom Pore, red ribbon; Dahlias, Ball, red ribbon and Marigold, white ribbon, third place. Other 4H winners from the Day- ton area included: Veto Of Notice To Landowners Brings Action A letter requesting a special session of the Legislature to over- ride the Governor's veto of a man. datory notice to landowners prior to rezoning their land by the action of a county, was mailed Saturday to all members of the Oregon House and Senate. Straub vetoed the measure Fri- day. The letter was signed by Fre- ment McComb, Portland, and George Schroeder and Jim Allison, both of Sherwood, members of the executive committee of a recently organized non-profit corportation, the Land Use Planning Educational Fund (LUPEF). In a statement issued Saturday, the three men said: "We are disappointed that the Governor has vetoed a provision in SB 570 which would require land- owners to be notified before gov- ernment rezones their land -- at a probable cost of less than ,50c per owner  while approving millions of dollars for LCDC bureaucrats and county planners. "The Governor has obviously yielded to pressure from some of the planners and environmental extremists. These people simply don't want to be required to tell landowners what is being done to their land until it is too late for the owners to effectively participate in the planning process. "No reasonable person should object to requiring government to notify owners prior to rezoning their land." The three men stated Saturday that because the Governor had ve- toed the money appropriation they will put a mandatory notice provi- sion in a constitutional amendment on land use to be filed next week with the Secretary of State, Cathy Strhlow, feeder steer, red ribbon; and white ribbon for Mar- ket Steer. In Intermediate Showmanship, Cathy Strehlow and Paul Dauen- hauer won blue ribbons. In the sheep category: Corrie- dale, producing ewe, Shanna Dool- ey, Red ribbon; producing ewe & lamb, Shanna Dooley, red ribbon. Hampshire Ewe Lamb--John Haslett, blue, reserve champion; Susan Haslett, blue; Yearling Ewe, Blue-Champion, John Haslett; Su- san Haslett, blue; producing ewe, John Haslett, red; Producing Ewe & Lamb, John Haslett, blue; Club members flock, John Haslett, blue. Romney Yearling Ewe: Blue- Champion, Shanna Dooley. Suffolk: Fall Ewe Lamb, John Haslett, blue; ewe lamb, John • Haslett, Blue-Champion. Yearling Ewe, Barbara Haslett, red; Suffolk yearling lamb, John Haslett, red; producing ewe, John Haslett, red. Club Members Flock, John Haslett, red. Junior Showmanship: Susan Haslett, blue; Shanna Dooley, red. Intermediate Showmanship: Michelle Crawford, red; Kim Crawford, red; Senior Showmanship, Barbara Haslett, red and John Haslett, red. Kindergarten Pre-Registration Now Underway Kindergarten pre-registration is now underway for the Dayton school system. If you have a child who will be five years of age on or before November 15, please call the district office (864-2215) and have your name placed on the mailing list. A morning and after- noon section will operate. Parents may state a preference of sections now, hut final assign- ment will not be made until Aug- ust. Parents may state a preference of sections now, but fina assign- ment will not be made until Aug- ust. All immunizations must be com- pleted before the child will be as- signed to a class. An August mail- ing is scheduled for all pre-regis- tered children. PUC Orders Street Closures In Lafayette Despite local opposition, the Public Utilities Commissioner has signed an order closing two street- railroad crossings in the city of Lafayette. The streets to be closed will be Jefferson and Market Sts. where they intersect the SoJuthern Pacific railroad track. Following a McMinnville school bus-Southern Pacific train accident which claimed the lives of three children and injured more than forty others, a barricade signal was placed at the Madison St. crossing. At that time, the PUC offered to absorb the city's share of $2,000 for the gate installation if the city would agree to closure of the Jef- ferson St. crossing. Public officials and local citizens, however, did not want the street closed and volunteers raised the $2,000 for the city's share. Following a state wide study of railroad crossings, the PUC noti- fied the city it was considering the other closures and a public hearing was held in Lafayette where citi- zens expressed opposition to the street closures, citing inaccessibil- ity for emergency vehicles and the difficulty of routing all traffic from the southern area of the city across the Madison St. crossing. The PUC however, said that vision problems at 2nd and Madi- son could be corrected and the crossing gates will be locked with keys available to officials for open- ing for emergency vehicles. A narrow walkway for pedestrians will also be provided. No installation date for the two barricades is known. DHS Class of '57 To Hold Reunion The Dayton High School Class of 1957 will hold its 20th year class reunion in the Dayton City Park at 1 pm on Sunday, July 31st. All friends, classmates and teachers are cordially invited to share a potluck picnic, games and fun. For more information call Jan Overgard Clevenger 868-7505 ot Karlyn Launer Cage 364-3110. FAIRVIEW Mrs. Manuel Morris suffered a severe heart attack on Tuesday of last week and is recovering in the McMinnville hospital. Mrs. N. O. Pearse called on her Monday af- ternoon and found her resting comfortably. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hodgson re- turned home this past week, after spending the summer in Glendale, California, and just before coming home, they took a trip to Japan, Guam, Okinawa and Hawaii. Their son Bob is still in Southern Cali- fornia where he is employed for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Silola at- tended the reunion of the Amity High School Class of 1927, at Amity Park Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl EUenberger of Salem called on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ellenberger on Sunday afternoon. Their nephew, Kenneth Ellenber- ger, of Kensington, Kansas was a guest from Tuesday till Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heffernaa and family 'moved to Sheridan re- cently and Mr. and Mrs. David Goddard and four daughters have purchased the home on Webfoot Road and moved in this weekend.