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PAGE 2 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, OREGON -- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1980
On the Local Scene...
Mrs. Ann Matthews from Sheri-
dan and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Calla-
ban had Sunday dinner at Sambo's
in McMinnville then Mrs. Mat-
thews spent the afternoon at the
CaUahan home.
Wayne Gilbert from Bremerton,
Wash., was a Monday afternoon
guest at the home of his uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Duzan.
Mrs. Lavina Reu accompanied
her two sisters from McMinnville
to Molalla on Tuesday to attend the
funeral of a cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hall visit-
ed their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Jetti at Champoeg, Tuesday.
Jackie Rogers from McMinnville
was a Thursday morning caller at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Callahan. A Thursday afternoon
caller was Tom Howard from Day-
ton.
Mr. Tim Marsh of Salem visited
Miss Charlotte Filer Monday. He is
a former student of Miss Flier's
and is now assistant press secre-
tary for Gov. Atiyeh.
Thanksgiving and weekend
guests at the home of Mrs. Irma
Webster were her family, Mr. and
Mrs. Allyn Webster and three
children from Mt. Vernon, Wash.,
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Webster from
west Salem, Mr, and Mrs. Dean
Spencer and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Tim Spencer, and baby daughter,
all from Florence, Ore., Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Deines and twin sons
from Missoula, Mont.
Other visitors during the week-
end were Mrs. Venita Sandstrom
and Mrs. Grace Callahan from
Seattle, Wash. Terry Spencer from
Maple Valley, Wash., Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Hole from Sandy,
Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hole
from Dayton and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Stead from West Salem.
Mrs. Ruth Reeder returned
home last Friday evening after
spending Thanksgiving with
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friends and family. She spent five
days with a friend, Mrs. Pearl
Burks in Tillamook. From there she
took a bus to Portland and spent
Thanksgiving week with her
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wild-
fong. Then they came to McMinn-
ville to'attend, memorial services
for Mrs. Harry Reeder's father at
Macy's Chapel.
Electa Chapter
Has Yule Party
by Fida Hedgoek
Electa Chapter enjoyed an an-
nual Christmas Party Dec. 9 fol-
lowing a regular stated meeting,
with Freida hedgecock, Worthy
Matron and Paul Parker, Worthy
Patron, presiding in the East.
Edna Clow, Grand .Martha of
Grand Chapter of Oregon was es-
corted and introduced. She has
been doing much traveling through
the state on behalf of her ap-
pointment, and with the Grand
Family.
There will not be another meet-
ing this month due to our Chapter
night falling so close to Christmas.
On Jan. 27 the second meeting in
January. we will honor Rainbow
Girls.
Following the meeting, we ad-
journed to the dining room down-
stairs, that was gaily decorated, for
the Christmas Holidays, with lots
of "goodies" and refreshments, by
the committee, whom were Linda
Lee, chairman, Edna Clow, Jane
Armstrong and Roberta Dorsey.
There was also an exchange of
gifts, which Mrs. Santa had in her
large plastic bags. Everyone en-
joyed sing!'lg Christmas carols.
Thanks to the committee for a
lovely evening.
Next stated meeting will be Jan.
13. See you then and have a nice
Holiday season.
Agricultural
Conservation
Program Open
Applications for the agricultural
conservation program are now be-
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Not all pNa,,W or colors, available in all l(xcations.
ing accepted at the Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation
Service. Funds are available for
permanent vegetation cover -- im-
provement or establishment, di-
Versions, reservoirs, stream pro-
tection, animal waste facilities,
forest tree plantings or improve-
ment.
The county received an initial
conservation program allocation of
$47,500 with the balance scheduled
for later, according to Merle
Church, Chairperson of the YamhiU
County ASC committee.
The ACP is designed to save soil,
conserve energy and water, im-
prove woodlands and eliminate
pollution in lakes and streams.
Farmers who apply for the program
will receive federal financial as-
sistance for up to 75% of the cost to
help them meet the most critical
problems.
Church said some conservation
or pollution problems involving
more than one farm may be solved
more effectively under a pook
agreement. "This is done by l "
ing resources, efforts and finances;
thus providing community wide
benefits." Pooling agreements en-
able farmers to correct the total
area or entire problem, he said.
The program also contains pro-
jects which are specifically de-
signed to help small farmers solve
conservation problems. This past
year $17,500 additional dollars
were allocated to Yamhill County to
help small farmers solve soil con-
servation problems. Some of these
were: pollution from animal waste,
planting grasses and forest trees,
planting permanent grasses in or-
chards and vineyards, etc. To be
eligible you must be a commercial
producer of agricultural commodi-
ties.
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