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le Y, r- Ic n- Work Started This Week On New 600,000 Gallon Reservoir For Dayton The Dayton City Council Monday j evening held a public hearing on amendments to the city's fencing ance. The new statute adds sions to regulate chain link fencing, requires fence permit and sets a permit fee. Following the public hearing the council went into regular session and heard a request for annexation of property. The council voted to table the request because of the sewer situation. The city engineer reported that approval had been received from EDA on the new reservoir. Work began Wednesday on the project to add additional water storage. Bids on the sewer expansion pro- ject will be opened Oct. 20. The council reviewed the police fund in the city's budget and made revisions following the recent levy election. Voters approved a $2215 levy for the police fund but turned down the "B" ballot for $22,000. At present, city police services will remain the same. If revenue shar- ing is not approved by Congress, more budget revisions may become necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Casey of Dayton appeared before the Coun- cil. asking about regulations con- cerning donating money to the Junior Matrons Have Speakers The Josephine Junior Matrons met at the home of Jane Armstrong Monday evening. Guest speakers "' Lori and Cathy Dunn who t the summer on the island of Dominica with Teen Missions In- ternational. The next Junior Ma- trons meeting will be held at 8 pm on Nov. 3, at the home of Roberta House. There will be an auction at this meeting. Eva Heaston, city's police fund and setting up an account for people to make dona- tions. The council said as long as the money was specified for speci- fic purposes the funds could come from donations. The Council awarded a contract for the paving of the south part of Palmer Lane. The project is funded by the State Highway Department with a $25,000 grant to the city. The paving will be 24' wide, it was decided. Rowell and Wickersham were low bidders and work is to start this week. Richard Santner of the Council of Governments spoke to the Council on the Areawide Housing Oppor- tunity Plan, for low-income housing in the area. The C6uncil took the matter under study and delayed action until the November Council meeting. Betty Damewood was named as Council representative to the Citi- zens Advisory Committee to the Dayton School District. GOP Women To Install Officers The president of the Oregon Federation of Republican Women, Mrs. A. Robert Myers of Portland, will conduct the election and in- stallation of new officers of the Yamhill County Republican Wo- men's Club at the Safari Restaur- ant in McMinnville on Friday, Oct. 10. On the agenda is the business meeting at 12 noon, luncheon served at 12:30 and the program beginning at 1 pm. Patsy Miller from the League of Women Voters will discuss the ballot measures. All interested persons are invited to attend. Reservations are nec- essary and may be made by calling Beryl Stephens at 852-7435. William C. Guertner Eva Ruth Heaston and William Charles Guertner were married in a double ring ceremony Sept. 6 by Pastor Steve Korch in the Faith Baptist Church in Lincoln City, Oregon. The bride is the daughter of Dice and Pattie Heaston of Dayton. Miss Heaston graduated from Dayton High School and Oregon State University. For three years she taught home economics at Taft High School in Lincoln City. The bridegroom is the son of Frank and Lois Guertner of Marys- ville, Wash. He graduated from George Washington High School in Denver, Colo. He received both a B.S. and M.A. from Central Wash- ington State College. Presently he is teaching social studies and in- dustrial arts in Eatonville, Wash. Heaston escorted his daughter to the altar decorated with white candles, Boston ferns and white gladioli. laThe bride made her white satin e:n, trimmed with lace and pearl buttons, and a lace bordered train. She wore a long veil caught in a juliet cap of lace and pearls. For something old she wore a hand embroidered handkerchief that be- longed tl her great grandmother Emma Ely Colson. She also wore a Lavalliere which was given her grandmother Vena Frydendall Rorabaugh by her grandfather, Ralph, before their marriage. She also wore earrings of her birth- stone. Her bouquet of silk flowers were fashioned by the bride of peach daisies, white roses, baby's breath and ferns. Wendy Lewis, friend of the bride, was maid of honor. Her gown was of peach print with a sheer white cape, as were the gowns of the bridesmaids Marilyn Robinson, Carol Heaston, sisters of the bride, and Melinda Heaston, the bride's sister-in-law. All car- ded bouquets of silk peach daisies, baby's breath and fern, all made by the bride. Michael Schuette was best man. Ushers were Allan Grow, John Yeakei and Daniel Acker. Ring bearer was Peter Guertner, son of the groom. The groom and groomsmen wore identical peach tuxedos with matching bow ties and white shirts with peach trim. Accompanied on the piano by Ruthie Korch were Marilyn Robin- son and Carol Heaston singing "The Wedding Song", "I pledge My Love", and "The Rose". Wed- ding music was by Mrs. Ekstrom, the organist. The reception was held at the home of Dan and Barbara Acker in Lincoln City. Acker was the bride's 7th grade teacher in Dayton. As- sisting at the reception were Bar- bara Acker, Pam Baird, John Baird, Connie Lesher, Charlotte Steere, Bobbi Schiemann and Mar- cy Taylor. The wedding trip was to Mt. Hood and Mt. Rainier. The couple are presently making their home in Graham, Wash. VOLUME 66 DAYTON, OREGON 97114 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1980 NUMBER 42 USPS 149-760 Open House To Mark Expansion Completion of Dayton Bank Facility The Dayton Branch of U.S. Na- tional Bank of Oregon, 300 Ferry Street, celebrates the expansion of its facility with an ()pen house on Wednesday, Oct. 15, announced Dan Ebert, branch manager. The expansion project added 1200 square feet of space and a letter drop service to the branch, according to Ebert. The entrance to the building is now at the corner of 3rd and Ferry Streets to give customers better access to the ex- panded and remodeled service area. Open house hours are from 10 am to 5 pm on Wednesday, Oct. 15, noted Ebert. Refreshments and small gifts will be offered to those stopping by the open house. Regular branch lobby hours are from 10 to S Monday through Thursday and 10 to 6 on Fridays. Contraclor for the project is B. J. Cummings of Portland. U.S. Bank's Dayton Branch has provid- ed financial st'rvice for I.)ayton-area merchants and residents for 3.5 rears. comi,00g ]i [ The Dayton School Board will meet in regular session next Mon- day evening, Oct. 13 at 8 pm at the Dayton Elementary School, The Dayton Rural Fire Board will meet Monday, Oct. 13, 8 pm at the Dayton Fire Hall. Exchange Wedding Vows Sept. 6 Dayton Doings Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Toibo Bantsari in Salem Sunday Glen Irwin from Omaha, Neb., is a guest at the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bums. Mrs. Lena Filer and Charlotte drove to Portland Sunday to visit their sister and aunt, Mrs. Barbara Dill at Parkvicw Rest Home. On the way home they stopped to see Mrs. Delia U'Ren at King City Conva- Icscent Home. They found both ladies doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall isit- ed their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Bail in Vancouver, over the weekend. Mrs. Lavina Reu spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Sophia Kessler in McMinnville. Mrs. Faye Stone and daughter Beverly from Portland who have been house guests at the honle of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Garrett left for their home in Portland Friday. The Dayton Garden Club will meet Monday, Oct. 13 at the home of Mrs. Ruth Reeder. Mrs. Agnes Abdill will be co-hostess. The Kill Kare Klub will meet Thursday, Oct. lb, for its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. Hilma Garrett. Mrs. Frances Hughes will be co-hostess. Mrs. Lena Filer and Charlotte spent from Monday to Thursday in Eastern Oregon. They spent most of their time in Bend. They enjoyed the century drive to Mt. Bachelor and the Lava Land Visitors Center. They enjoyed mother nature's dis- play of fall foliage especially the vine maple which was a beautiful red and brown color. Mr. and Mrs. Loren McAdams from Portland were Sunday after- noon callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Callahan spent from Friday to Wednesday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pay- lor in Fruitland. ldaho. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. Lester French and his mother Mrs. Hattie French from Corvallis to Portland Sunday where they spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Veach. Mrs. Katharine Galer was a Sunday afternoon caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burris. She visited her cousin, Glen Irwin from Omaha, Neb. Katharine Galer accompanied Carol and Jill Galer and Michael on a shopping trip to MeMinnville Saturday afternoon.