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Mary Budke In
ational Tourney
Mary Budke, Dayton's famous
young golfer, is defending her
national U.S. Women's Amateur
Golf Championship at the 73rd
annual tournament at Montclair,
N.J this week. She won the na-
tional championship there last
year.
Monday she was one of 64 qual-
ifying for the tournament out of
a field of 144.
Tuesday she had a strong round
and defeated a golfer from Con-
necticut, 6 and 5.
She is playing in her third na-
tional tournament. Mary is a
graduate of Dayton High School
Steve Purcer will be recreation
director and Mrs. Harry Sherman,
pianist. Mrs. Fred Bienz, chair-
man of the Bible School, will also
do Creative Dramatics. There
will be a Program Review Friday
night at 7:30 p.m Aug. 24.
MRS. ETHEL HADLEY WINS
AWARD FOR PUBLICITY WORK
Mrs. Ethel B. Hadley was re-
cently honored with a gift and
an award for her publicity work
for the Past Presidents Club of
the Women's Relief Corps, Custer
No. 5. The award was presented
by the Deputy State Press Pub-
licity Chairman for Oregon Re-
lief Corps. Her work was judged
, the best of all the publicity news
~articles sent to the state depart-
ment.
a review, the most significant ac-
tion by the legislature was to in-
crease the level of state support
from about 22% of the costs of
educating a student to about 30%
for the 1973-74 school year and
to 34% for 1974-75. This week
the board passed a resolution to
submit a levy of $533,000 00 to
the county tax assessor where a
$90,000.00 tax offset will be made
to account for the increase in the
above percentage:
Some other highlights are:
--mandatory collective bargain-
ing requiring bargaining be-
tween public employers and
public employees
---teacher tenure law extended
to all districts, both large
and small
---unemployment i n s u r a n ce
he lives into his own hands and
will shape its destiny by working
together wRh other patrons. Then
things happen Problems find so-
lutions. Wrong things are made
right. The beauty and spirit of
our community, our Dayton, are
enhanced.
COMING EVENTS
The Dayton School Board
will hold a special meeting
Monday, August 27, 8 p.m. at
the Dayton Elementary School
Library.
:
The Lafayette City Council
will hold its regular meeting
next Monday evening, Aug. 20,
7:30 p.m. in the City Hall.
dinner in Mrs. Will Ditto's love-
ly yard. Mrs. Katharine Galer
was hostess. Everyone enjoyed a
lovely dinner.
There were 10 members pres-
ent. Mr. Linen Phelps and Will
Ditto were guests. After dinner
the meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Lena
er. Mrs. Gracie Phelps acted as
secretary in the absence of Mrs.
Helen Engel.
The lesson was on "Terrari-
ums" and was discussed. Mrs.
Helrna Garrett read an article on
how to make them. Several mem-
bers told about their 'summer
vacations.
Mrs. Anna Woodward won the
door prize. The next -meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Mar-
iam ][rake.
The board approved teaching
contracts with Mrs. Lorie Sharer
for the 4th grade and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Upton for the 2rid grade.
Also approved was a contract
with Mr. Jerry Larkin as Diversi-
fied Occupations Coordinator in
conjunction with Amity School
District.
The Directors approved a con-
tract for health services with
amhi11 County Health Dept.
Mr. Dummer reported the Sum-
mer Migrant School had closed
August 3rd. There were 95 child-
ren involved in the school this
summer
Other business conducted at
this meeting was: The board
moved to allow the lunch price
to increase to 30c for grades K-6.
Mr. Dummer was appointed bud-
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Budke of Dayton.
Film On The Occult
To Be Shown At
First Baptist Church
"The Occult," a new 16 mm
VOLUME 60 i : THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1973 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 NUMBER 34 sound, motion picture, will be
shown at the First Baptist Church
n ~ ~-~--~ ~- of Dayton Sunday, August 19 at
ubl,c Hearin ,n Cap,tal Prolects vROM THE SUPERIhlTENDEFIT'S DESK - 7-30 p.m:
'Hal Lindsey, author of two
3u t H Id By.D t n I B r " ~ ;:~d~ best sellers ("Late Great Planet
dae e av o Schoo oa d om ,o,eos Earth" and "The Devil is Alive
v ~ #' # SCHOOL SCENE" im " and Well on Planet Earth")
-- proved rehrement bene- guides viewers to the bizarre
By ANN EVERS get officer and requested to form . . fits
The Board Of Directors of Day- pabrkdrgha~a~e~ed;tedMrapoEs~Zabeoth we~Sco~n":e.~eoru~"P~fa~tng;nm~----changing of Veteran's Day world of the Occult declaring it
ton School District met for the maintenance of school plant to back to November 11, effect- to be not just a passing fad but
r 1 me Duagec commzttee mr. nOD- a vital part of the continuing
egulary scheduled monthly o t ~ ~ o~,o; ~,;, students and teachers we again lye thls year
meetin- Au-ust 1~ la~ ~ o.nn ~s t, v struggle of Satan to usurp the
s s o, ~.o .~ u ~f th~ c~-sultati~n o~'-mitt~ ~- nna time to De Of essence l~ew --a e w eiecuon, Duageung,
m in the li-rof th throne of our eternal God.
p n ary e t~raue,- - glass for the high school, new CUller-abuse. rows are among
satary mscusslons 1or nex~ year Mr. Lindsey declares that in
School. A public hearing for the sheet rock for the Agriculture the other 85 bills.
"sh i " The alrectors n~oveo ~o nora a w i t C h c r a f t, astrology, Ouija
repubh ed budget ncludmg the building, closing of the summer Sometlme, somehow, some ef-
n it r f specmr meeung on Ivionuay, Aug Boards and other forms of the
ew cap al p o]ects und recent- migrant clas.~es, refinishing some fort should be expended to dis-
l" a--roved b- the -atrons of the zT, ig*l~ to review ana renew/)is- ~ c s
y ~v y v furniture, new district policies us the community in which weOccult, people do experience su--
~rlct ~oaru rOnCleS ' . pernatural phenomenon and that
district was held. Those present " - --.- submitting new levy, replacinglive. Perhaps Dayton with its
ed th osed v " n tar mcnara i~oy aria mgn from the ruins ofBabylon to
discuss e prop ocaho ~ - " sidewalks, somepainting, etc,block house is noted for clinging
"" r ~cnooi ~rmcipai frank ]sum pre- . .
facility and gave ecommenda- . very much utilize our time at the to the thing of the past. We as Main Street, USA, people are be-
-. semea me class scneame xor me -~ ing drawn by mystical voices that
:'' uons~ f r t r "" -"" an ~ re" schoels - peeg~ llve here: as a community
~ . a i semes e . mr. rJlns mBa " call from darkness.
,of mdlvlduals m our hamlet, our
Mrs. Elaine Crag was asked ^u^stions and ex"lained his "hi As published in last week s Tri-
to contact the Boosters for firm ~ n wh'" t'^h~"-es w~r~ bune, the new law on immuniza- village, our town, supporting such The purpose of the film is to
.~vv,y ~ ~ ~,-,s ~ i stir up sentintent againstthe
plans for the tennis court project, made tion for all new students to the pr mary mshtutmns as churches
school 1 and schools, our cry parks, fire
The courts will be a joint prej- The nextregular meetin~ will "s now required. If parents practice of witchcroft and to ex-
. s 6 f pose Satanic power that is its
ect revolving funds collected by bo So to-,ber 10 lO7s have further questions please de ense eqmpment, etc.
" ~" ' ~ ~" Next root.
to the baslc umt of uncle
the Boosters, the students and contact the building, principals. - The film concludes with a per-
r t ty, the famll,the conunumt is
$2000 budgeted by the dist ic ['~t~iJw k/t~t-t~-;r~n R i h~ The office in each building is now " Y " Y " sonal explanation of the powers
o en a ai as t the most ~mportant center of the
It was suggested the courts be p g "n he secretaries re-
made so they could eventually be ~chooJ {.~pen t7o ~ubJ IC ported on Monday and the Prin- activities that make life human, of evil applied to the weakness
c c] c]whzed and cultured No other
lighted so patrons of the distri tBy CAROLEE NORRIS pals both report on Thursday of . of man. A young person tells of
could use them during the even- A. invit~ " " orl tn ~11 this week for the new schoolenvironment contributes so great- involvement in ceremonies of
. . tion is extend t " witchcraft, demon possession and
mg hours, children of the community to at- year. The teaching staff is now my o nourish the values of hfe as
Mr Wade Mattox reviewed in-~a v~stia ~ ~t~rtcomplete We still have several does the community Every effort human sacrifice without feelings
. n Bible Schoo - - " of murder or sense of wrong.
surance plans for district cover- ; ~ i. ~ on 24 fr~'" classified positions open and we Should be made to make ~t the
age. The Board moved to carry o's~ .:~ "noon atS'th'e" Davto'; hope to n~ake a decision on them best community possible. Cherish Written by Marshall Riggan
" " n " n " " and produced by the Evangelical
Umted Pacific Insurance Co. of ~h~; t; . ~hurch some time next week If anyone it, urture lt, a d it will serve Christian Research Foundation,
u wll
Tacoma, Wash as student cover- ~^--^ *~';s r i "~xre Look wishes to be considered for em-" yo e .
age. Rates will be for kindergart- to ~es~"%e~e~wi~ b'e Bible ployment, please contact the dis- E v cry community operates "The Occult" is being released
en $1.50, Grades 1-6 $5.00, Grades ~tm4~ "~,~ o~-~ft~ ~r~fiw trict office. Special talents in within a set of certain conditions, for showings across North Amer-
7-12 $6.00. Full year 24-hour cov- dra'ma~ic~"g'amesan~ refres~some specific areas are still need- No one must live in one certain ica by Gospel Films, Inc produe-
erage will be available for $20. dr~ ed It is difficult to select the village, but once he moves into ers of "So Long Joey!", the story
: . ments for chil from ages 3 " h of Dave Boyer, and "Like A
The. board rejected all bids re- years to ~u" nior high" school age. correct person with a specific it e cannot ignore its customs
celved on replacement of a fuel talent to fill a specific osition and standards. The tone of the Mighty Army, the story of Dr.
. Mrs. Norman McGrew and Mrs. P James Kennedy and the Coral
off burner for the boiler at the The most confusin element in community furmshes its residents
Forrest Jacks will have the nur- g Ridge Presbyterian Church of Ft.
Grade School. ~, s~ " .gh~lhurn~ opening school this fall will be w~m a routine ox llXe Dy wmcn
~ ~ Mrs. Jim i Lauderdale, Florida.
The Dayton school district and Mrs. Sam Sweeney will h~ve to tool up and keep abreast of they ~ be judged, Mem bersh p You ~. cordially invited to
again will be a member of theP~;,~, ~,'~ ~'-~rs~d ~. ,t~r s,d the new laws affecting education ]n ;t brings a sense of belong-
a ~riend.
Oregon Small Schools Project ~,~o.~------ ~---~--~-~-~-~-~,~"~'t-~'*~r~;~"c'~a~l~'~'~ Almost 100 bills wereenacted af- ing." As we belong, we find that
bring
for the 1973-74 year. Mr. Francis ~.~" WM~I" ~h,rn ~t~rs f'-~rclon fecting school districts by the people are not a faceless mob, 'Terrariums" Subject
Duramer praised the, work of the ' 1973 le "slature and man of but they are neighbors and
. . Matthews and' L'Mrs. AIJt Mosgr gt y
project and cited teacher revolve- ~h~ J i~r.s. and Mrs RayN v w~ these will impose substantial ad- friends. The Dayton Garden Club met
Topic ot Garden Club
sessions. Youth. regulate district procedures. As fate of his community in which Monday at noon with a pot luck