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October 9, 1980
 
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Lafayette Council Approves Area- Wide Housing Opportunity Plan Dan Heffernan from the Council of Governments presented an Area-Wide Housing Opportunity Plan to the Lafayette City Council Wednesday evening at its regular meeting. The A-HOP project has been under study for some time by COG, advisory committees and other government agencies. FRED&apos;S REPAIR SHOP 8:3o-5 MONDAY-FRIDAY Auto & machinery relir, tune up, elect.rical, brakel, engine rebuilding, steam €leenlnB, saw filing, or what have you. Satisfaction Guaranteedl Call 864-3368 for appointment The plan is designed to help assure that no community receives an amount of low-income housing disproportionate to its other types of housing. It also is designed to help spread out such assisted housing over a larger geographical area in the tri-county area. In other business the Council approved parking restrictions in three locations. No parking stripes will be placed on corners at Bill's .Market and the Lafayette restau- rant. Eliminating the parking space will prevent motorists from backing out onto Highway 99W as they leave. A sign prohibiting parking 20 feet from the corner will also be placed adjacent the former Lafay- ette Game Room. The Council authorized Public Works Superintendent .Jack Whitehead to proceed with sub- mittal of final applications for fed- THURSDAY, OCTOBER eral funds to build a basketball court on The Commons. Estimated cost will be $7,000 with the city providing half the amount in labor and money. Mayor Dolly Gamel, at the re- quest of the Newberg Jaycettes, proclaimed Oct. 11-18 as Freedom Week in memory of the hostages held in lran. An ordinance setting out pen- alties for outside use of water during water shortages was also discussed by the council and will be studied for action at a later date. Curt Hines from T. R. Bradley Corp. spoke to the council about the possibility of offering cable TV to the citizens of the community. No aclion was taken until further studies can be made. The Council set Oct. 22 for a public hearing on amendments to the city's land use ordinance, per- raining to subdivisions and minor partitionings. This will be a joint hearing of the Council and the city planning commission. A public I WHO'S WHO IN OUR SHOPPING AREA I • ! ifYouCannolFindhlnDaylon, TheseConven'ent  lC)£(11 ,. ) Business th>uses Will Be Pleased To Serve You   s...v . ' I t , _ ill, I Ihb 1 CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN I AI M I IID'enlL We lnvite Our Oayton Area I i¥1c%Jv.!oL,LL^ I BL I I I Friends To Visit and [ • • Ul'un,,o;rln,,u I III Ip' Illr Look Us Over I KAWAI & KIMBALL I IPT. ,,. Fashions for Boys - Girls I ,,ANDS  ORGANS I "L'D"e Sizes -- 0 to 24 months -- 2 to 6X -- 7to14 I Town Center99W I S.R,N.OOK P.AA -- NEWBERG -- .HONE .e-400 I lS7t N..wv99w il s,,,y May & Mary Lou Co bur -- owners I 472-5693 .o: ....... ,%  .....  11 a m- 11 p m 2 1 'P' 01I ', ..... Fr, &Sat 11am-1am ...... 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SALES SERVICE 315 E. 1st, Newberg 538-3613 Lynn's For Men Stock Mufflers Rt. 2, Box 137 McMinnville, OR 97128 NORTH VALLEY DENTIRE CENTER  Denture Savings 0Ntum  Ildms Full Sot $1|.I1 $4. SATISFACTION GUARANTEEO 08 YOUR MONEY lACK 613 E. First NtdINll 538-9330 ] I Small Enough to Know You -- Large Enough to Serve You Haggar Slacks, Levi's, Enro Shirts, Pacific Trail Jackets, Farrah Slacks 315 3rd St. McMinnville 472-6717 I 9, 1980" -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- PAGE 3 posed subdivision previously ap- • '- proved by the planning commis- "- sion. The Council decided in view •-'.:', of the water situation, to review the project• A faucet that leaks enough to fill a cup in ten minutes wastes 3,380 gallons of water a year. A giraffe's tongue may be one-and-a-half-feet long. THE DAYTON TRIBUNE Printed Weekly at 408 4th St., Dayton, Oregon 97114 Subscription -- $3.50 per year Send to P.O. Box 68, Dayton. Oregon 97114 2nd Class Postage Paid At Dayton, Oregon 97114 t t.h.:.Z.4.:,-c-/A\\; ;--<rC,;.J FRIDAY THRU SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 11 & 12, as Quantities Last [Look for Mon day--Thur_s: ad in your weaken__ d gr_ ocer__y_ b__agJ FOR BREAD l-lb. tubs -- each Gregg's Golden Spred ... 49c 40-oz. cans . Reg. $1.05 eacl Haley's Chili Beans ..... 88c 7A-oz. boxes each Generic Macaroni & Cheese 25c Presweetened, 32-oz. canisters, Extra Special each Kool Aid Lemonade Mix. $1.99 Chocolate, Lemon or Vanilla, BIG 24-oz. pkgs. Tru Blu Cookies ... ea. 99c Light Chunks to use in your tuna recipes Reg. 5c eact Seaboy Bonita, 6V2-0z. cans 77c Reg. $1.05 each Reg. 95c each 16-oz. cans Reg. 39c Diamond A Diced Beets .. 2/66c New England, 15-oz. cans Reg. $1.10 each Snow's Clam Chowder ... 88c ,' dy Oak, 4-oz. cans Reg. 67c each Mushroom Pieces & Stems 49c [Refrigerated], 4V2-oz. tubs 4 pack Swiss Miss Puddings ... 89c 3-oz. pkgs. Bama Pecan Pies ... 4/99c Pork Shoulder Steak 12-oz. pkgs. Oregon Chief Wieners Full Pound Pkg. lb. • $1.25 each ... 99c Oregon Chief Sliced Bacon $1.39 Green Peppers ..... each 10c -vvvvvvvvvvv v v v vv v vvv v PEOPLE'S MARKET -- LAFAYETTE