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New post combines
Dayton, Lafayette
The Veterans of Foreign Wars instituted a new Post
for the Lafayette-Dayton area on August 22, at 8 pm in
Dayton. The LaDay Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
10626 was instituted by State Commander, David
Klym, and other department officers with 30 charter
members. Ted Wirfs was elected and installed as the
Charter Commander.
The LaDay VFW Post 10626 met at 8 pm on Oct. 15 at
the Dayton Fire Hall. This was on the regularly
scheduled meeting date which is the third Thursday of
the month at the regular meeting place. The next
meeting date will be Nov. 19, 1981.
Anyone interested in Veterans of Foreign Wars may
contact Commander Wirfs at 864-3588.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Budke and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Cart from McMinnville have returned home
after spending three weeks in Europe. They visited
several countries while there.
Saturday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Callahan were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Warren and
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Warren and two sons
from Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Goodrich and two daughters from
Albany were Sunday dinner guests at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Henrietta Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Bail in Vancouver, Wash. They
also saw two grandchildren and four great grand-
children.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Veach in Portland.
Mrs. Lena Filer and Charlotte spent four days last
week in the Seaside-Astoria area. They also drove along
both sides of the Columbia River and visited Fort
Clatsop, Fort Stevens, Astor Column and Trojan atomic
energy plant. They went over by way of the Tillamook
forest and returned on the Sunset highway. The foliage
both ways was beautiful with maples, vine maples, dog
wood, alder and birch showing many fall colors. The
weather was beautiful every day. Charlotte returned to
work at Pacific University on Monday.
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Callahan were his sister, Mrs. Ann Matthews from
Sheridan and Douglas Miller from Carson City, Nev.
Mrs. Blanche Anderson returned home last Thursday
after spending six weeks in Missouri and Wisconsin. In
Missouri she visited a brother, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Macklin. She also visited friends and relatives in
Brookfield, and Chele, Missouri, and a niece in
Wisconsin. She reports lovely weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Galer were Monday guests at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Catharine Galer.
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Galer and son Michael from
Hopewell, Mrs. Catharine Galer and Kenneth Galer,
Miss Kathy Galer, were Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Miss Leona Slaybaugh in Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duzan drove to the home of
their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duzan in Portland
Monday. From there Ross took them to see Mrs.
Duzan's sister, Mrs. Irene Hauser, who has bee in the
.hospital but is now at home in Milwaukie. Then they all
went to see Mr. and Mrs. Jim Penland and Mrs. Freda
Sawyer. Monday was Flora Duzan's birthday so to
finish up the day their son took them and Mrs. Hauser
out to dinner. The Duzans returned home in the
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Penland and Freda Sawyer live
at Rose Villa and are former residents of Dayton.
Dayton studies cable
Three companies made presentations to the Dayton
cable television committee Monday evening. Repre-
sentatives of Bradley of Sheridan, L.C.B. of Carlton and
Libery of Portland answered questions.
Liberty invited those interested to visit its studios on
Nov. 7.. ~"
Mayor Art Johnson was elected chairman of the
committee, with Jay Tucker secretary. The next
meeting will be Nov. 9 at Dayton City Hall.
NUMBER 44
VOLUME 66 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1981 NUMBER 45
SiLafayette council
COMING EVENT hears cable speakers
The Lafayette City Council Wednesday evening
The Dayton City Council will meet in regular session heard presentations from a cable TV company and
Monday, Nov. 2 at 7:30 pm in the Dayton City Hall. learned more about the Council of Governments.
Items on the agenda include a public hearing on
adoption of an ordinance to establish procedures for AI Hanson, attorney representing Liberty Cable TV
creating and funding of a Local Improvement District. told the Council the company was the 19th largest in the
United States, but is based in Eugene, Oregon. The
firm has just been granted a franchise agreement with
6th Grade Choir performs Newberg and Dundee, following a year and a half of
study by the community leaders.
for Golden Age Group Mike McKuen demonstrated the type of accessories
that are i,ooked to the customer's TV to receive the
ByFreida Hedgecock cable stations and explained how the system would be
Tuesday, the 27th was awet, dreary day but did not relayed from Portland through Newberg, Dundee and
keep the 6th grade choir from coming to the Meal on to Lafayette. Construction in Newberg is due to
Center to sing for us with their director who accom- begin in January with completion scheduled for about
partied them on the piano. We really look forward to June.
seeing and hearing them sing, and we do thank you so
Rates that are being proposed for that system and
very much in sharing your talent with the Seniors.
would apply to Lafayette include the first 12 channels
The group is much larger than last year, it seems. I
(which includes the present stations now received on
believe I counted over 50 students. Again we thank
conventional TV) at $5.95 a month. The second level
each and everyone, and hope you perform again for us
would be 19 channels (the original 12 plus another 7) at
some time. $6.50 a month and a third level of 35 to 54 channels at
Friday the 16th was Birthday Night and entertain- $7.95 a month. Premium services such as Home Box
ment from Leonard Maaks, Bob Crump, Minnie Office and similar offerings would be an additional
Bennet, Norm McGrew and Bud Davis. Thank you so 8.45 to $9.45 per month. The company also offers a
much. This is something these musicians donate their Home Movies series originating in Portland which
time and talent for, plus other appearances at other features family-type movies with ratings of P and PG.
affairs and we thank you very much, as our Birthdays
would not be complete without your music. Installation charges would be approximately $25 for
Also we wish to thank Oregon Mutual Insurance Co., the first outlet and $15 for each additional set hook-up.
for donating a large chocolate mint cake from their open However, it is company policy to give free installation
house the week before, when they opened their new to anyone hooking up during the construction phase.
office in McMinnville. It was delicious and best wishes Hanson said the next step for the city would be to ask
in your new office, companies for a formal proposal and rate structure.
The "flu" shots have been postponed until Wed- Franchises recently awardedare running l0 to 15 years
nesday, Nov. 4 so everyone please remember the time with the cities receiving 3 to 5% of the gross revenues
at 1:45 pro. generated in the community by the cable company.
This Friday night we will have fun on Halloween, so A local committee, headed by John Aibertson has
come in costume if you wish. been studying cable TV proposals and will report to the
Those having birthdays in October were Mr. and Council on their findings.
Mrs. Underhill, Clara McDonald, Lena Filer, Ruth Alan Hershey, staff director of the Mid Willamette
Reeder, Mr. Boeve, Hazel Cash. Many happy returns. Valley Council of Governments presented a slide show
Menu for Friday is fish sticks with tartar sauce, explaining the formation and functions of the qOG
tossed salad, beets, fruit, bread, milk, coffee or tea. which is composed of elected officials of the tri-county
"Happy Halloween". area and run under the direction of a board of elected
officials from the member cities.
Hershey explained what the COG could do in the way
TAX CHANGES NOTED of providing information, studies, recommendations,
Recent state and federal tax changes which affect etc. for participating cities. Lafayette and Dayton are
owners of small businesses will be reviewed by George among the cities of Yamhill County which are members
C. Douglas, a certified public accountant, at Chemeketa of the group.
Community College Tuesday, Nov. 10. The meeting, The council set up a work session for next Wed-
open to the public, will be from 7 to 10 pm in building nesday evening to meet with Hershey to explore further
15 on the Salem campus. The cost is $5. For more what aids the COG could give the community in seeking
information call 399-5088. grants, smoother running of the city's business, etc.