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w a VOLUME 64 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1978 NUMBER 37 00coming  Dayton Sand & Gravel Co..To Build Pier For Barge Loading Dayton Sand and Gravel Co. has A preliminary determination has Dayton City Hall. j ?.yton ][]Jgh ,hooi Library. | Gal] ry To Ha a Tree Admission made application to the Corps of been made that an environmental The Dayton City Council wm hold its regular meeting next Mon- day, Sept. 11 at 7:30 pm in the The Dayton Booster Club wm hold its first meeting of the season Thursday, Sept. 14 at 8 pm in the q Gallery To Have For Youngsters The Thursday, Sept. 7th, per- formance of Story Theatre will be family night at Gallery Players, according to Deni Cooperrider. All children under 12 will be admitted free if accompanied by an adult. Curtain time is 8 pro. The play continues Friday and Saturday nights. Volunteer Drivers Needed For County Seniors Volunteer drivers are needed to drive their own cars taking Senior Citizens to shop, to the doctors, etc., in Yamhill County. Some trips to Salem and Portland requested. Yamhill County Council on Ag- ing is sponsoring this program and will re-imburse drivers fifteen cents a mile for service. Drivers are needed for all areas of the county immediately. Interested persons are asked to call 472-9371 or 472-2224. YARC To Have Panel Discussion J ,. ' ........ pe Yamhill Association for Re- ......... .( .......... ti:d - "ed Citizens is announcing a special lanel disctlkssion on steri- lization to be held on Sept. 11, 7:30 pro, Yamhill County Courthouse in McMinnville, Room 105. This controversial issue will be discussed by Sen. Tony Meeker; t Robert Cannon, well-known crim- inal attorney; Dr. Larry Warner, McMinnville physician; and Dr. Linda Pasztor, geneticist from Crippled Children's Division in portland. This meeting is open to the public and those attending are invited to bring their questions. Engineers for a permit to construct a pile-supported concrete pier on the Yamhill River near Dayton. The pier will accommodate a movable crane so that barges can be off-loaded from the pier rather than by a barge-mounted crane, thereby relieving congestion in the river at the unloading point. The pier will require driving four single timber piles and placing pre-cast concrete superstructure on top. Interested parties are requested to submit in writing any comments or objections they may have to the proposed work. Such comments should be mailed to reach the Portland District, Corps of Engin- eers by Sept. 15. The office is located in Portland, mailing ad- dress, P.O. Box 2946, Portland, Oregon 97208. Chairpersons Chosen The Citizens' Convention Steer- ing Committee met Thursday, Aug. 21, in what could be its last meeting prior to the Convention. Marilyn Smith presented the report of the Subcommittee on Chairperson selection. The follow- ing Committee Chairpersons were announced: Administration -- Robert Wil- loughby, McMinnville. Agriculture --Stan Christensen, McMinnville. Health -- June Finch, Dundee. Human Resources -- George Alexander, Newberg. Individual and Collective Safety Elaine Rohse, McMinnville. Intergovernmental Affairs George Layman, Newberg. Revenue -- Elvern Hall, New- bert or Tom Bessonette, Yamhill. Transportation -- Francis Eddy, Willamina. Property -- Bette Grimm, Mc- Minnville. Recreation -- Jere Jackson, Dundee. Woodbum Clinic Has New Hours Salud de la Familia Health Clinic at 347 North Front in Woodburn, will change its hours of operation. The hours will be from 9 am-6 pm Monday through Friday starting Sept. 1, 1978 through May 1979. impact statement is not currently required for the proposed work. Additional information may be obtained from Don Stevens, Dayton Sand and Gravel Co. Hopewell 4-Hers Win Ribbons At Oregon State Fair Competition Seven 4-Hers from the HopeweU 4-H Clubs competed in the Oregon State Fair in Salem. Here are this year's winners: Knitting lh Paula Engler, red ribbon. Knitting V: Sherry Rae, blue ribbon; Susan Rae, red ribbon. Knitting Judging Contest: Sher- ry Rae, blue ribbon. Foods 111: Chris Engler, red ribbon. Foods IV: Paul Dauenhauer, Su- san Rae, blue ribbons. Intermediate Foods Judging Contest: Kelly Sims, red ribbon. Intermediate Salad Contest: Su- san Rae, Chris Engler, blue rib- bons. Intermediate Luncheon Contest: Donna Rae, blue ribbon. Intermediate Container Plant: Susan Rae, blue ribbon. Vegetable Collection Exhibit: Susan Rae, blue ribbon. Intermediate Flower Arranging Contest: Susan Rae, red ribbon. Cut Flowers: Susan Rae, Reserve Champion. Flower Judging Contest: Susan Rae, Champion. Eight club members also worked for four hours in the Children's Animal Village at the Oregon State Fair. The club, chaperoned by Mrs. Lloyd Rae, Mrs. Ben Sims, and Mrs. Don Rae, went to The Pizza Castle for a pizza party to complete the year. Instrumental Music Program Set For Schools The instrumental music program for the Dayton public schools has begun this year under a new director, Mr. Terry Ostergaard. He has been busy this week testing the Sth grade and introducing the in- struments that will be used in the schools. Ostergaard comes to Dayton from Nebraska with five years of  instrumental teaching experience and is looking forward to a great year at Dayton. Monday, Sept. 11 at 4 pm or 8 pm at the High School band room, Ostergaard will have a get-ac- quainted meeting. Parents of in- terested beginning students are in- vited to attend and learn about instrumental music in your school. Fairview Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kotka and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Foster of Portland were weekend guests of John Kotka. The King [Richard Benham] tells the miller's daughter [Susan Allen] what her fate will be if she fails to spin straw into gold in this scene from 'Story \\; \\; Theatre' which continues this weekend at Gallery Theatre, 2nd and Ford In McMinnville.