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Public hearing set on low-income housing The Dayton City Council Monday evening, Aug. 3rd will hold a public hearing at 7:30 pm on a site-design review for a controversial apartment complex proposed for Dayton. Wednesday, however, the Dayton mayor received a c~py'of a letter from the Department of Housing and Urban Development written to the Farmers Home Administration. The letter reads, in part: "At the time of receipt (May 13, 1981) of your application for the subject project, there was in effect a Housing Assist- ance Plan (HAP) for Yamhill County which included the City of Dayton. Our records show that this proposal for 16 nonelderly units would exceed the three-year goals of the Yamhill County Housing Assistance Plan; and, therefore, the proposal is unapprovable at this time. City officials have decided to continue with the public hearing set for Monday evening to receive input from citizens of the community concerning the project. The project is being planned by the Yamhill County Housing Authority for low-income families. The project" has been under fire by city officials and local residents who feel the city has adequate housing and the project will attract more low-income residents to the com- munity. An informal group, spearheaded by Daraline Falcon of Dayton, has been formed to try to block the construction, which was granted reluctant approval by the Dayton City Planning Commission. Seniors sponsor cake walk at Old Timers Picnic By Froida Hodgecock The Seniors of the Golden Age Group sponsored a cake walk on Sunday, July 26 at the Old Timers picnic in Dayton. The cake walk was held in front of Hagan-Hamilton Insurance office on the sidewalk, also loaned us the use of their office to put our cakes inside. It was a very hot day and the building really helped to keep them from the sun. We wish to thank them for their generosity in loaning us this space for the afternoon. The cake walk began at 2 pm with the beautiful music of Deeward and Mac Davis on the guitar and marimba and we thank you very much Bud and Mae. Also a thank you to every person who donated a cake. There were some "yummy" looking cakes donated. We also received donations of money from some instead of a cake and thank each and everyone for all their help and support. The money will go toward our fund to help buy floor covering for the fire hall dining room. We made approximately !160 on our cake walk, and I must say it was hot, but fun and especially the young people really enjoyed the cake walk and was fun for all ages. On July 17, we honored birthdays for July with ice cream and cake. Those present having July birthdays were Curt Douglas, Robin Welch, Lucille Kilgore and John Huntington, Buna Remme and Edith May. May more "Happy Birthdays." The health nurse, Becky Sipp, is with us again on Tuesdays, following her vacation. On Tuesday, the 28th, a "Keep Well" clinic was held at the fire hall. On Friday evening, Lonell Golden, an insurance broker, spoke to the seniors about Senior Security, a comprehensive mediccare supplement program, and basic things seniors should know. He is with Pacific Insurance Assn., from a Portland office, also Investors Insurance Corp., Portland. It was very informative. Seniors, the dinner at Lafayette Meal Center on Saturday, will start early because of the parade and Heritage Days celebration, so be ready a little early for the van. The menu for Dayton, Friday, July 31st will be fish, hash browns, a vegetable, cole slaw, lemon pudding, corn bread, coffee, milk or tea. See you Friday. ill .... Coming events The Dayton City Council will meet in regular session Monday, Aug. 3 at 7:30 pm. Items on the agenda include a public hearing on a site-design review for the Yamhill~County Housing Authority, action on four ordinances including two on zone changes, one on fees for review of land use applications and an amendment on an ordinance concerning land annexation. The council will also take action on bids received for additional street repair. ii DAYTON, OREGON 97114 USPS 149-760 THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1981 NUMBER 32 VOLUME 66 Large crowd enjoys Old Timers weekend by Lena Filer A large crowd gathered at the Dayton City Park Sunday for the annual Old Timers Picnic. Several graduating classes from Dayton High School held reunions. Included was the class of 1931, the fifty-year class. Many people enjoyed the chicken barbecue, other refreshments, a talent show and the Senior Citizens Cake Walk. Many families brought picnic lunches, and others dropped in at various times during the day. Although there were many activities during the day, visiting with former and present friends and neighbors was the highlight of the day. The weather was hot, but the trees in the park provided the necessary shade. Among those coming the farthest who signed the guest book were the following: John Larson, Fredrick, Wisconsin; Andy and Cathy Nichols, Fountain Hill, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jones, Miami, Okla.; Margaret Dye Burtschild, Las Alamos, New Mexico; Lisa Myers and Angela Myers, Nairobi, Kenya; Joyce Willard, Sanderson, Clearbrook, British Columbia; Wally Lien and Brian Lien, Lakeside, Arizona; and Lonnie and bob Thackery, Nebraska; Jan, Jennifer and Bryan Eley, Illinois. Others from out of town included the following: Chet and Hazel Carter, Lynn Carter, and Ann Brackedusch, Portland; George H. Hessler, Seattle; Mrs. May Ricky, Lloyd McFarlane, Salem; Ralph Lyman, Albany; Henry and Verna Hoffman, Mc- Minnville; Martha King, Amity; Al and Wilberta Wakefield, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Danny R. McLoud and three boys, TiUamook; Eunice Foster Goodrich and Ann, Albany; Mamie Dye Allison, Milwaukie; Ophia Allen Dye, Kelso, Wash.; Ralph Dye, Red Bluff, Calif.; Tony Emmert, Walnut Creek, Calif.; Lorabelle Mitchel Carmichael and Jim Dickison, Portland; Nolan Sween- ey, McMinnville; Duan and Beverly Goodman, Mon- mouth; Earl and Linda Makinster, Seattle; Randie Douglas, and Marlene French Lieb and three children, Salem; Bob Ruker, Grand Island Junction; Boyd and Esta Hartman, Tillamook; Glenn Brooks, Lafayette; Mary Kay Strawn, LaGrande; John and Loretta McIntosh, Silver Lake; Bob Tedd, Salem; Don and Judy Mc- Clellan, Lafayette; Cliff Wirfs, Corvallis; Larry and Marg Hillig, Frank Senn and family; Delores Lorenzen Mason, Portland; Phil and Vada Luarca, Corvallis; Guy and Millie Freshour, Marie and Norm Windert and Sandi Asher, Salem; Mrs. Golda Freshour, Lloyd Hanville, Larry Reichstien, and John and Bessie Lorenzen, McMinnville; Tom Saucy and family, Dun- dee; Bernard and Audrey Lippens, Chamberlain, So. Dakota; G. Lenord Miller, Doris M. Kerr, Clinton and Pat Crafton, Bert and Wilma Coleman, McMinnville; Clinton and Shirley Crafton, Vancouver, Wash.; Dor- othy and Russ Royse, Portland; Glen and Vera Freeman, Lilywaup, Wash.; Bob and Georgenne Win- niford, Spokane, Wash., Jim and Dorothy Gates, Gaurier, Alice Bishop, Julius Meae, Portland; Henry and Doris Coleman, Dallas; Elroy and Mary Grace Dixon Johnson, Dundee; Rollin LaDuke, Salem; David and Judy Todd Little, Boise, Idaho; Howard and Caroline Willard Smith, Detroit; Darlene, Debbie, and Cindy Woodard, Dwight Spaheim, Salem; Betsy Smith, Beaverton; Pat and Bey GaUagher and family, Jeanie and Scott Egcsual, Wallace and Janet Lien, John Lien and friend, Darlene Woodard, Salem; Jerry Goodwin, Laura Barrett, Portland; John Good- win, Billy Goodwin, The Dalles; Walter Goodwin, Ethel Goodwin, Alma Asher, McMinnville; Neva Kuhn Caroland, Deloris Beasley, Annette Reichstien, Wen- dell and Esther Hodge, Salem; Troy Everhart, Eugene; Dale Hadley, Alda Borges, Oregon City; Helen Bertram Curtis, Sweet Home; Charles Hadoway, Irene Hauser, Betty and Loran McAdam, Portland; Pat Dundas, Dundee; O. D. Willard, Lake Oswego; Ruth Harling, Diane Lopez, Beaverton; Charles and Irene Jackson, Newberg; Anna Valek, Dundee; Clifford and Selma Woodward, McMinnville; Evelyn and Lewis Nichols, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duzan and family, Woodenville, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Duzan and family, Albany; Allen and Getty Nichols, Elizabeth Christenson, Newberg; [.ester and Betty French, Cor- vallis; Jason Lee, Salem; Chris Sparks, San Jose, Calif.; Margaret and Roger Veach, Portland; Roberta Doan, White Salem, Wash. Registering from Dayton were the following: Clifford and Betty Damewood, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hadley, Dennis and Nancy Tompkins, Mike and Jake, Dorothy and Jim cary, Merle and Doily Reichstein, Ardith and Jeff Davis, Rose and Clair Reichstein, Ann and Ernest Budke, Rosina and Ernest Morgan, Lena Filer, Charlotte Filer, Lisa Glaser, Lowell and Virginia Stevens, Bob and Ardith Magee, Fred and June Bienz, Allen and Elaine Lien, Martha Osborn, Everett Lien, Carl Mitchell, Ivan and Orva Gubser, Bill and Gretchen Wright, Laura Mac Goodrich Douglas, Beverly Doug- las, Randi Lynne Douglas, Brenda Lee Douglas, Carrie Hellekes, Ari and Ruth Launer, Lucille and Lloyd Ewing, Viola Francis; L. G. and Phylis Newhouse, Lillian Lyman, Vivian Abdill, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aibright and family, Valera Murphy, Marietta Wright, Margaret Hadley, Henrietta Stermer Foster, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Paddock, Floyd and Evelyn McFarlane, Edith Engels, Leona Baker, Charly Baker, Velene and R'ussell Coburn, Mrs. Gary Hamilton, Sam and Nancy Sween- ey, Irma Webster, Dece, Pattie and Carry Heaston, Gordon Duzan, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan, Forrest and Barb Jacks, Fred and Delphine Finnicum. Exam date corrected. Physical examinations for students wishing to par- ticipate in football, cross country and volleyball sports at Dayton schools will be given Aug. 13 instead of Aug. 15 as reported in last week's Tribune. The exam- inations will be under the supervision of Dr. Teal. Girls examinations will start at 6:30 pm with boys at 8 pro.