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-- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE, DAYTON, OREGON --- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1973
Geodetic Survey Of
Local Area Finished
The federal government has
completed an eight-month $300,-
000 geodetic survey of 1660
square miles in the Mid-Willam-
ette Valley of Oregon.
The extensive survey was car-
ried out by the National Geodet-
ic Survey, an agency of the Com-
m e r c e Department's National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Admin-
istration, in cooperation with the
Mid-Willamette Valley Council of
Governments. The survey covered
parts of Marion, ~olk and Yamr
hill counties, including the com-
munities of Dallas~ McMinnville,
Dayton, Lafayette, Yamhill, Sa-
lem and Stayton.
A geodetic survey is a preciser
survey which provides the basis
for determining land boundaries,
mapping natural resotlrces, and
aligning highways and other pub-
lic utilities. The measurements
take into consideration the curva-
ture of the earth.
A 20-man field party headed
by Lowell D. Fair of Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, conducted the
throughout the area. The geogra-
phic positions will provide start-
ing data for surveyors and engin-
eers which will enable them to
carry out their work more accu-
rately.
Observations were made at
night when atmospheric disturb-
ance is at a minimum. A laser in-
strument made it possible to
hold distance errors to less than
one inch in 10 miles. Distance
was determined by computing
the time taken for a laser light
pulse to travel from the instru-
ment to a set of mirrors at anoth-
er site and return. Temperature,
pressure and humidity measure-
ments were included in the com-
putations to correct for atmos-
pheric distortion.
Bronze rrmrkers pinpoint the
surveyed sites. Surveyors and en-
gineers can obtain the latitude
anl longitude and other data re-
quired for surveys from the Na-
tional Geodetic Survey (C18),
Rockville, Md. 20852.
LAFAYETTE
By PEGGY WISE -- 864-2389
Snow and cold surrounds out
Willamette Valley. The Everett
Wises traveled to Tokeland, Wn
to the home of the Clarence Bush-
hells over the weekend. There
was snow at the coast towns of
Grayland and Westport, Wn. On
they way home there was snow,
sunshine, hail and thunder and
lightning and they had to come
south along 101 to Hebo to cross
the coast range without chains.
Orville Hodgins was honored
Thursday night with a beautiful
birthday cake. Mr. and bits. E.
Wise were guests at the Hodgins
home for the cake and ice cream.
Saturday guests at the home
of Orville Hodgins were Dale
Debhie from Amity. The men
went over on the Trask to try
their luck at salmon fishing.
There were lots of fishermen and
some salmon but they didn't con-
nect with one that they could
bring home.
Mayor Edwina Meitzen and
Bista Park at Salon1 on Saturday
morning and traveled down the
river and up the Yamhill to the
park. They were to stay Saturday
evening on Windsor Island and
come on up to the Lafayette
Locks by Sunday evening, arriv-
ing there between 3:30 and 5 p.m.
They got separated and part of
them spent the night on Grand
Island and part of them spent the
night at Wheatland. Those on the
island were soaked by rain while
those at Wheatland spent a dry
evening. Mr. and Mrs. McCune
and many other distinguished
visitors were at the Park to meet
the canoeists on Sunday. Have
you visited our Yamhill County
MusEum in Lafayette? It is now
open only on Friday and Satur-
day.
Force basic training.
During his six weeks at the
Air Training Command's Lack-
land AFB, Texas, he studied the
Air ForCe mission, organization
and customs and received special
instruction in, human relafions,
The airman has been assigned
Airman T. Biancone
survey from atop portable steel
towers, some nine stories high,
and tall buildings. The towers
were used to sight over trees and
Republican Women
To Have Harvest
Councilmen Peggy Wise and
Assigned To Chanute to the Technical Training Center
at Chanute for specialized train-
SAN ANTONIO -- Airman Tho- ing in aircraft maintenance.
mas V. Biancone, son of Mrs.Airman B i a n c o n e attended
Barbara J. Biancone, Portland, Grant High School. His father,
has been assigned to ChanuteJohn Biancone, resides on Rt. 1,
AFB, Ill after completing Air McMinnville.
Steve Trunde attended the City- ^
County officials meeting Wednes-
day evening at the Yamhill Coun-
WHO'S WHO IN OUR
~p.~.--~.--+ ~,--~ ~,~~~~~. very busy and exciting month
just past. They had a YWCA
tour from Portland stop by for
refreshments Oct 6. They were
very impressed by what has been
~ done at the Yamhill Museum. On
you can choose from i Oct. 7 the ladies of the Historical
i I Society served about 50 canoeists
t'he wide range of at the Lafayette Locks Park with
beef stew, sliced tomatoes, baked
i services, the one most suited ! beans, french bread and butter,
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i
and applesauce -- also lots' of
! to your economic needs, j coffee and cookies. Food was
i Se2 ing since 1904 ' ifurnished by the S ciety and Ed"
ith Sohrweid engineered the
food, preparation and serving
iJV ac f Son FUNERAL iwith the help f a few whO wereand Marie
available to help. Roma Sitton
DIRECTORS Winters were on a
trip so help was scarce. Mrs. S.
2ND & EVANS McMINNVILLE 472-6151 ~ A. Harris helped Edith prepare
: ~I~-.~, ~. food. The canoeists left Buena
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Drive a Newberg Datsun
-then decide
Hrs. (WeekdayS)
9 am - 8 pm
Sat. 8 am - 4 pro:
538-9416 or 538-9048
814 E. 2rid
BANKAMERICARD
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ty Courthouse. Representatives of
other obstructions. The measure~ Bazar, Guest Speaker the Council of Governments were S H O P P I N G A R E A
ments were made to determine
the geographic position (latitude A Harvest Bazar and guest also present.
and longitude)of over 100 points speaker, Jackie Stone, from the Edith Sohrweid accompanied ~=
spaced every two to eight miles 7-UP Co ill be on the agenda her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.| =z~--~77eTi~S,~ SEARS AUTHORIZED T
] CATALOG SALES /
for the November meeting of and Mrs. Ray Graves of Garibal- [ NEWBERG FUNERAL ~ j MERCHANT /
the Yamhill County Republicandi on a trip to The Dalles. They ~ CHAPEL |
Women's Club which will be held stopped to see another sister. } Phone 1-538-2191 i I o,v MILLS |
NEWBERG, OREGON November 9 at the Bayou Country Mrs. Henshaw and family, then ] Call Co]lect to Place Orders |
ADULTS--16 AND OVER Club, McMinnville. The Bazar went on to Dayton, Wn. where |READY TO SERVE- f 1504 . let St. Newberg, 0re. 9Zl82I
DAY OR NIGHT| ~ Phone: 538-$108 + I
Doors Open at 7:45 will be available at 11 a.m with they stopped to see a niece, Bet- ~
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ty Webster and Mr. and-Mrs. ~
WED." - thru ~u,-~.- -- muv./-t~ luncheon11 30 served promptly at Burton Davenport for about five I GARRIGUS BUILDERS [ ~ i
Roger Moore as 007 in ~ : . days. Her niece Betty has been I SUPPLY,}NEWBERG NATURAL FOODS
"LIVI= AND LI~T 1311=" JacKie .Stone will present many confined to an iron lung with a I! 12 S. Edwards Ph. 538-.1512[| coar~o S,oand Cot,Is -- Ha,b ~.as --
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The latest and best of the un ideas for entertaining guests serious illness for some time"Everything for the Builder"II Natural 0osmetles with P. H. Balance f
--Vitamlne--Non. Alkaline Soaps |
James Bond series during the coming holiday sea- now. They returned home by way I Lbr - tools - paint - plywood - J i "IqEALTH IT M8 OF EVERY KIND" i
son, along with demonstrations of The Dalles and were traveling I Hardware 1 }507 E 1st, Newberg 538-9311~
NEWBERG |
FRANCIS-'- pes. f her special and different reci- in stormy weather most of the ~ ",mAa,oai V^V,OSON--Ow.oP ,
way. It started to snow before ~
There will be no business meet- they got to Portland Thursday. ]"~r "~"~'~'~'~
~:2:DATJ2LaY~NOV;:e. ing and all members are urged
The men folks had spent some of I zvewoerg /~ I BURCH CONCRETE
"~'~'~,~r~ to be present and to bring friends the time trying to fish on the ~ Dru I & SUPPLY CO.[ /
to participate in this enjoyableSnake River but the water was,606 E l~t Ph. 588-4211
SAT.-SUN.--NOV.clint Eastwood in10-11 program, so rough and stormy that it was ~ Jer~y Gerke, I~h'armac-i~'" I [472-2189 McMinn. Airport Rd|
Reservations may be made by not too successful. / WHEEl. QHAIfl HOIPITAI. liUPPLIEe ( I Read]/ MIx Concrete- Radio Dispatched |
A FIST FULL OF DOLLARS honin Mrs Chas - Agnes Merrill and son Merhn ~ PRESCR~P+TONS e~mI"I I "Sand -- G cl-- Crashed ~Zock-- |
~~. P g . . cart 868-7519. . . e~f ~ -- o=~i -- om~-
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+ CLOSE OUT SALE + weekend and visited the Cowgers. ~TheYarea andVisitedcamethe backSc gginsto Forestdam }' /-O,T .L)e,~ J~, O f.#J4~rsT~' }'- -=-=~mmmmm".~"~.m" ~' ~ ~.~ ~ " ~ ~."~ "mt~m+mAIRHALLSCONDITIONINGHEATING & -
=m == Grove for supper. I Phone 472-21P,$ I - .mvow .OOmLSTOO', -
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OFF-T|II All
Is Sold
Visitors at the home of Bill I I ~ TAPPAN WESCO -
JFlowers Wit~ SenTJment
and Sophie Hills were the James I F~owers With Sentiment ! - "wo $~rvleo What Wo SeW' -
105 8outh Baker
Inventory & Fixtures- - Peters of Forest Grove. Marion I 10~ 8outh Baker I===-109 N. Garfield Newberg-
McMInnville, Oregon
- Everything At Big Savings - Lowe of Salem has been working J~ =-" 538-3788 -
- Do Your Christmas Shopping Early and Save wzth Bill at the nut dryer m La- ~,m,mmmmm,m,m,mmm,mmm,mmm~ %,m,m,m,mm,mm,m,mmm,m,#
=-+ STEFFENS VARIETY + layette. Tuesday his wife Bess-= - ,UTHORU OSCHWIHmt) ,' . +
accompanied him and spent the = T~MMY,S RIKI= 8 HOBRY~ THE SPORT SHOP
day Visiting Sophie. ~ -
Lafayetfe, Ore. Open 10 a.m. fo 7 p.m. Daily The Yamhill County Historical -624 3rd, McMinn. 472-2010- "FIRST IN FASHIONS"
~mmmmmmmm'mmmmm"mmm"mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm""'"m''"''''''""m""mm"mmm'"mm"mmmmmmmm'~ Society and Museum, has had a ~ Hobbies---Crafts---Beads ~ " wNS0TN~:~ :::':K''~"~':J::'E