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MARTIN BUCHANAN
Martin Buchanan
Democratic Candidate
State Representative, 28th Dis
trict I believe that the next session
of the legislature will be one
of the most important in the
state's history and I would like
to participate in the solution of
the problems that this Legis
lature will face.
Oregon must overhaul its tax
system. There must be a broader
tax base so that the tax burden
is more equitably distributed
and that some of the burden on
property is reduced.
The next legislature must
find ways to properly take care
of the flood of boys and girls
who will want education after
high school. Room must be
found in community colleges and
four-year colleges for all who
can profit from education after
high school in vocational and
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technical training and In formal
education.
The district which I seek to
represent is unique in that all
of the counties but one border
the Columbia River. This means
that with the development of the
resources of the river those coun
ties stand to benefit tremendous
ly. As a legislator I want to
assist the port districts on the
Columbia to achieve their fullest
potential.
Water is Eastern Oregon's most
valuable resource. I particularly
want to see all possible assis
tance for all small watershed
projects in this region. We have
many areas in the 28th district
where the water shortage is crit
ical. As a former member of the
Oregon Liquor Control Commis
sion, I believe that the state
must help in the growing prob
lem of minor use of liquor. A
more useful identification of
minors must be found. I pro
pose that every licensed driver
have his or her picture appear
on the driver's license. This
would make it much easier for
the Oregon Liquor Control Com
mission, and all law enforce
ment agents to combat this prob
lem. I would seek the coopera
tion of the State Motor Vehicle
Department to help in the solut
ion of this problem.
I will take a responsible ap
proach to education, resource de
velopment, and taxation as they
relate to eastern Oregon.
Buchanan is a native of east
ern Oregon and is a pea and
wheat grower in the Milton
Freewater country.
This Is his first bid for elec
tive office. He has, however, par
ticipated in a variety of public
affairs at the community, coun
ty and state levels. He recently
completed seven years on the
Oregon Liquor Control Commis
sion. Members of the committee that
is supporting Buchanan's elec
tion are Charles A. (Bud) Peter
son and Bob Goad, Pendleton,
co-chairmen ; Milo Adki n s o n,
Pilot Rock; James Burns, Con
don; Miller Rayborn, Weldon;
Lillian Mitzimberg, Pendleton;
Al Lamb, Heppner; Don Harper,
Dean Beauchamp, Claude Key
and Gilbert Banks, all of Milton
Freewater. WILLIAM J. DEVINE
William J. Devine
Nonpartisan Candidate
For Justice of the Peace
(Sixth District)
I have been a resident of Mor
row county for over five years
and have lived in Eastern Ore
gon for the last 19 years. My
wife and three children and I
live on our small place just out
of the city limits of Heppner.
I am thirty-three years oltt
and work for Lexington Imple
ment Company as a machinery
salesman and mechanic. I grad
uated from Arlington high
seliool and spent four years in the
United States Air Force where
I attended several schools on
electronics and supervision. I
have acquired a good deal of
experience in dealing with
people because my work requires
me to meet the public and
handle al! kinds of situations. I
feel that 1 am qualified to handle
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the duties of the Justice of the
Peace in an efficient and im
partial manner.
If elected, I will treat everyone
who comes to me the same, ir
regardless of his social status,
race, religion or political affil
iation. I will use common sense
in cases requiring judgment. I
will not use the office of Justice
of the Peace to pry into other
people's affairs. I feel qualified
to say that I can be impartial
and fair to everyone and still
uphold the laws of the state of
Oregon.
I have always been a non
partisan. I would rather sacrifice
my one vote in the primaries to
be able to campaign for the
man I think best suited for of
fice, no matter which party he
belongs to. This way I can help
the qualified man to get to the
general election.
My platform is "Equality and
Common Sense."
I ask for your vote May 15
to insure equal and impartial
justice.
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HASKELL SHARRARD
Haskell Sharrard
Democratic Candidate
For Morrow County Judge
I do not believe in pre-election
promises. But I do believe in gov
ernment for the people, by the
people. This we have by exercis
ing our freedom of voting to
place the right man in the seat
of county judge. The following
is for those who are Interested
in my background.
I have deep roots In Morrow
county. My grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Deos, journeyed
across the plains in the 1860's to
homestead at Wells Springs in
Morrow county. My father, M. W.
Sharrard, and my mother, Rosetta
Deos Sharrard, were married in
Heppner in 1903. Later they set
tled on lower Willow Creek
where they farmed for 30 odd
years and where I was born Sep-
lemoer ii, wii.
I attended school at Arling
ton. As a young man I traveled
widely throughout the United
States. To promote these travels
I worked at jobs in agriculture,
lumber, road construction, etc.,
Which gives me a broad range
of experience that fits in very
well for the position I seek. Dur
ing World War II, I owned and
operated two service stations in
Arlington. In the fall of 1948 I
resumed operation of the "home
farm" which I operated until
1958. Knowing that it would be
flooded by the pool of the John
Day dam, I studied In electronics
and moved to Heppner where I
have operated a business very
successfully for the last six
years. I am married and have
two fine sons, Tod, 8 years old,
and Timothy, 4 years. Do hope
to see you at the voting polls
May 15, voting for the man of
your choice.
Thank you,
Haskell Sharrarr".
Examiner Coming
A drivers license examiner
will be on duty in Heppner Tues
day, April 28, at the courthouse
between the hours of 9:30 a.m.
and 2:30 p.m. for those wishing
licenses or permits to drive.
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Public Notices
NOTICE OF BUDGET MESSAGE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Budget Officer for
the Heppner Rural Fire District
shall present the Budget Mes
sage for the 1964-65 Fiscal Year
for said District to the Budget
Committee on the 4th day of May
at the hour of 8 P. M. at the
Odd Fellows hall in Heppner,
Oregon. Any person may dis
cuss proposed programs with the
Budget Committee of said Dis
trict at that time.
, Dated this 23rd day of April,
1964.
Jack Van Winkle
Budget Officer, Heppner Rural
Fire District
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NOTICE OF MEETING
OF BUDGET COMMITTEE OF
THE CITY OF HEPPNER
The Budget Committee of the
City of Heppner has scheduled
a public meeting at 8:00 p.m.
on Monday, May 4, 1964, for
the purpose of receiving and con
sidering the budget documents
and budget message for the fis
cal year 1964-65.
The meeting will be held in
the City Hall, Heppner, Oregon,
and any person may appear and
discuss the proposed fiscal pro
gram of the City of Heppner
with the Budget Committee at
that time.
Carl Spaulding
Budget Officer
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Panel Discussions
On Beef Imports Set
The Oregon Beef Council will
hold a regular scheduled meet
ing in Ontario, Oregon, Wednes
day, April 29, at the Moore Ho
tel, according to Dick Wester
berg, chairman.
The Ontario Chamber of Com
merce and the Malheur Livestock
Assn. will be hosts at a luncheon
on this date at which time Irvin
Mann, Beef Council member,
Stanfield, will lead a panel dis
cussion on "Beef Imports A
Threat to the Nation's Economy."
More than 300 persons are expec
ted at this luncheon.
There will also be a similar
luncheon in La Grande on
Thursday, April 30, where Mann
will also head a panel of beef
experts on the same topic. The
La Grande luncheon is spon
sored by the local Chamber of
Commerce, Kiwanis and Union
County Livestock Association.
SCHOOL MENUS
Heppner and Lexington
Week of April 27 to May 1
MONDAY Sloppy Joes, hot
rolls, spinach, beet pickles, fruit
and milk.
TUESDAY Chill beans, corn
bread and butter, cabbage and
carrot salad, fruit and milk.
WEDNESDAY Macaroni and
cheese, cabbage slaw, frosted
cake, fruit, milk, bread and
butter.
THURSDAY Hamburger
gravy, hot rolls and butter,
green beans, celery sticks, fruit
and milk.
FRIDAY Tomato soup. Tuna
sandwiches, lettuce wedges,
dressing, upside down cake, nad
milk.
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NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
BLUE MOUNTAIN AREA
EDUCATION DISTRICT
UMATILLA AND MORROW
COUNTIES, OREGON
Notice is hereby given that a
regular election has been called
by the District Board of Direc
tors of the Blue Mountain Area
Education District of Umatilla
and Morrow Counties, Oregon,
the said election to be held in
the said District and State on the
4th day of May between the
hours of 2:00 P. M. and 8:00 P. M.
in the following voting places:
Heppner Elementary School, the
Irrigon Elementary School, lone
High School, Riverside High
School, Lexington Elementary
School, Ruggs Polling Place, and
Pine City School all being in
Morrow County; and Umatilla
Elementary School, the Hermis
ton Junior High School, Stan
field West Elementary School,
Echo Elementary School, Helix
Elementary School, Adams Ele
mentary School, Athena Elemen
tary School, Weston Elementary
School, McLoughlin Union High
School, Umapine Elementary
School, Ukiah Elementary School,
Pilot Rock Elementary School,
Washington School, Hawthorne
School Lincoln School, Sher
wood Heights School all being
in Umatilla County.
At this time there will be sub
mitted to the legal voters of
the Area Educational District the
question of establishing a tax
levy for the fiscal year 1964-1965
for the sum of $195,988.00 as per
mitted by Section 11, Article XI
of the Constitution of the State
of Oregon, which said period
commences on July 1, 1964 and
ends on June 30, 1965, and said
levy shall be placed upon the
1964-65 Assessment Roll and said
taxes will be due and payable on
November 15, 1964, February 15,
1965, May 15, 1965, and August
15, 1965.
The reasons for establishing
this tax levy are for the payment
of teachers and administrators'
salaries, supplies, and equip
ment for the classrooms, oper
ation costs of the school plant,
and amounts required for the
payment of teacher retirement
obligations, all as required by
the laws of the State of Oregon.
The votes shall be by ballot,
upon which shall be marked
"Tax Levy" ( ) and the word
"Yes" and "Tax Levy" and the
word "No" and the voter shall
place a cross (with an X in it)
between the word "Tax Levy"
and the word "Yes" or between
the word "Tax Levy" and the
word "No" whichever indicates
his choice.
AT THIS ELECTION WE WILL
ALSO VOTE TO ELECT TWO DI
RECTORS FOR FOUR YEAR
TERMS.
Voters shall vote in the pre
cinct listed which closest approx
imates their regular School Dis
trict or Union High District Vot
ing poll.
By order of the District Board
of the Blue Mountain Area Edu
cation District of Umatilla and
Morrow Counties, Oregon.
Made this 1st day of April,
1964.
Ralph McEwen, Chairman
Robert Abrams
Oren Allison
Anna Marie Dale
Russell Dorran
Brent Horn
Michael Kilkenny
Attest:
George H. Unternahrer
Acting Clerk
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The Sign of
Superior Service Means
NOTICE OF MEETING OF
BUDGET COMMITTEE OF
MORROW COUNTY, OREGON
The Budget Committee for the
County of Morrow has scheduled
a public meeting at 3:00 P.M.,
May 6, 1964, for the purpose of
receiving and considering the
budget document and budget
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1965. The meeting will be held at
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Judge's office in Heppner, Ore
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