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PAGE 6 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1980 Public Noice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ccty Council of the City of Daon wilt hold a public hearing on the 6th day of October, 1980, at the hour of 7:30 p.m., in the Dayton City Halt, Dayton, Oregon, to con- sider proposed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance, Ordinance No. 360. The proposed amendments w;ll effect fence height and placement of chain link fencing, permit : quirement and fees. The proposed amendments to Or- dinance No. 360 may be adopted by legislative action of the Dayton City Council. The public is hereby in- vited to appear and be heard on such proposed amendments or to submd any such testimony in writ- mg prior to the time of such hearing for inclusion in the record. For additional information please contct the Dayton City Hall, 416 Ferry St . Dayton. Oregon (864- 2221 ). Dated at Dayton, Oregon, Septem- ber 18. 1980. Jance Church. Recorder City of Dayton PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fotlowmg application has been received by the Yamhill County Department of Planning and Development requesting a variance to the lot size require- ments of the Yamhlll County Zon- ing Ordinance, Ordinance 83, 1976 to permit use of an existing sub- standard sized parcel as a dwelling site. All interested persons are in- vited to respond in writing by October 8, 1980 to request that the application be considered at public hearing. Docket: PV-433-79 (A) Request: A lot size variance to permit use of an existing five (5) acre parcel as a potential building site for a home in an area designated "Agriculture/ Forestry Large Holding" on the Comprehensive Plan map and presently zoned "AF-20 EF-40." Location: Approximately three .(3) miles Southeast of the City of Amity, in Eola Hills adjoin- ing Franquette Drive, in the NW 1/4 of Section 35, T5S- R4W, Tax Lot 5435-2300 Lot #91. Applicant: Steven L. Winslow. For information contact the County Department of Planning and Developoment, Room 17, Courthouse, McMinnville, Oregon, (472-9371, ext. 450). Dated at McMinnville, OR. Sep- tember 19, 1980 Dave Bishop Planning Director For Sale gURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS Available thru Government agen- cies, many sell for under $200.00. Call (602) 941-8060. Ext. #372 on how to obtain your surplus direct- ory. 37-40p For sale: 7 acres, 3 BR house, pasture, oak grove, orchard, near Dayton. $89,500. Call 864-2567 or 864-2805. Will consider trade. 37-40p For sale: 3-bdrm mobile "home in family park. 538-7920, Dundee. 36rtsc Public Forum To the Editor: The Oregon Wildlife Federation (a statewide organization of sports- men&apos;s clubs and individuals) is en- deavoring to help the Oregon De- partment of Fish and Wildlife and the Oregon State Police curb the rising incidence of poaching in the state. Recently, Ken Durbin, Informa- tion Officer of the Oregon Depart- ment of Fish and Wildlife, noted that studies made in some areas indicate poachers take more game than legal, licensed hunters. This happens because game officers can't be everywhere at once, and too many citizens shrink from re- porting violations. The Oregon Wildlife Federation is urging hunters to shoulder a greater responsibility in protecting game animals from poachers. If illegal hunting activity is observed, never attempt a citizen's arrest. Instead, take note of such details as: what kind of vehicle was in- volved, license number, how many poachers, physical descriptions -- hair color, did they have beards, height, weight, any distinguishing marks, what clothing was worn -- etc. Call your nearest State Police Officer with this information. We would ask that anyone call- nullification of your rights to land under the U.S. Constitution. It is an organized bureaucracy that won't die or go away easily. None do. Few of us realized in 1973 how far reaching Senate Bill 100 creat ing the LCDC was. Are you aware the LCDC can enter your home without a warrant? Can nullify provisions in your will as to in- heritance of land? Deny you the highest profitability on your real estate investment? Destroy your retirement made 5-50 years ago? Has no provisions for compensation and no known intentions of facing the issue if the new zoning reduced the value of your land even though Senate Bill 100 called for a com- pensatory committee. This corn- mittee after sevm years does not function, yet the county planners are presenting detailed maps down "o and including individual tracts. There are only two ways to acquire land, buy it or steal it, LCDC clearly has the latter in mind. I suggest that throughout the state that those opposed to LCDC get organized and communicate with each other. In unity there is strength that Salem at all levels will have to listen to or start reading the help wanted ads. Pat Cunningha/n ,, Secretary/Director W.O.R.E. P.O. Box 1090 Jacksonville, Or. 97530 In the 1800's a man was responsible for criminal ac'ff' committed by his wife in his presence. "You never know what is enough unless you know what is more than enough." William Blake | 3" 2nd ANNUAL  | ing in information use their local Snakes are deaf. When a cobra appears to rise to a snake- State Police business phone if charmer s music, it is really only responding to motion. i Dayton Chamber of Commerce i available, and reserve the toll-free numbers for out of area and long t .................... " i  CORN FEED AND i diS;:k::;affs06"452"65'bBend 1-800-452-0824 I S  Coos Bay 1-800-452-5869 " FLEA MARKET i Grants Pass 1-800-452-1113 LaGrande 1-800-452-8634 j Sunday Sept. 28th i Medford 1-800-452-3022 i Noon to 5 pm Dayton Fire Hall | Ontario 1-800-452-2131 ECIAL MENU " " v . Pendleton 1-800-452-09831-800-452-8150 i 1/€ " Corn-on-the-cob [local, fresh] _ E. Roseburg [j ,, • ,, , Ik Salem 1-800-452-0315 Potato Salad -- rolls-- Coffee or soft drink " .u,- . i The Dalles 1-800-452-8573 I Adults $2.75 Sr. Citizens $2.00 .. cu\\; ' I Conservationally yours, Bill Anderson, President  12 oz Bar-S Oregon Wildlife Federation  " i Children Under12 Years, $1.75 Bc.X j P.O. Box4552 s Breakfast Bacon .......... 95cs ! B E N E FIT: N EW i Portland, Oregon 97208  plus deposit ! ! "Bandstand-in-the-park" roof ! I 8-Pac, 16-oz. Pepsi ...... $1.48 1 I COME ONE AND ALLAND BRING SOMEBODY, T0O I To the Editor:  Reg. $1.07 o.H,,o.eH,so.eelm..oo,l<, sistanceThere are many Pockets °f re" } Frit0all over the state against T0stitos ............ 69c I the Land Control Development ] 4-roll pkg. Commission (LCDC)and its Corn- I Northern Toilet Tissue ..... 83c I prehensive Plan on land usage. ( tY/YJ ,f//di; Those pockets of resistance must S 15oz. Snow's S communicate with each other. W.O.R.E., (Who Own Real Estate) in Jackson County is only a month old and already we know of several similar organizations. We surmise there could be at least 50 more in the state. LCDC is a federally funded state wide organization advocating the :::-c,a;nf:[ei-d-Home INSULATION PERSONAL ATTENTION TOP QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Older Homes A 'Specialty' Ref. -- Eree Estimates -- ..... .- ..... p84j ........... Dean Cornett's Repair Cars, Tractors and Farm Machinery 8-6 Monday-Friday, Sat. till 12 2nd gencratkm in same location 409 OAK STREET Dayton Phone84-3336 Eve. 864-2194 I New England Clam Chowder 73c I 16 oz. , I Santiam Green Beans .. 3/90c I Bradshaw S I Papa Bear Honey .... $1.40 1 S lib. i I 12Nuc°aBordenMargarine ......... 53c ;i oz. Skim-American Cheese .. $1.31 12 oz. Flav R Pac Orange Juice 54c I 8 oz. t, DARIGOLD YOGURT 29bNi Crisp Solid Head Lettuce .'.'.'." 19Cs lb. i Fresh and Good Mushrooms 79c I S S S S NEWBERG OFFICE 619 E. Hancock Newber§, Ore. 9713; Ed Otter. Branch Manat Call {503] 538-7426 McMINNVILLE 0FFIC  117 E. 5th Street McMinnville, Ore. 97128 AI Baker, GRI, Broker Call [503i 472-8411 WE NOW HAVE OFFICES IN McMINNVILLE AND NEW- BERG TO MORE EFFECTIVELY SERVE THE REAL ESTATE NEEDS OF YAMHILL COUNTY'S RESIDENTS. Ask your REALTY WORLD Realtor to explore your real estate needs. There is still money available at various lending sources and also options such as equity down payments, exchanges, tax deferred exchanges, etc. The priceless services and "know how" of your REALTY WORLD Realtors are of particular importance now, and we are as near as your phone. Call 472-8411 or 538-7426. We ere members of the Farm and Land Institute, and we have clients with cash and ability to purchase farm, commercial and investment properties. F--Farms and Ranches f';"u  L--Land: For Residential and Commercial Devel. P--industrial end Investments. gl al tt fc F cl tt t( fi tl S b i /