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Page 7. THE GAZETTE-TIMES, Heppner, OR. Thursday, April 15. KI1IZUA HEWS By Barbara Pike f - x f i i Judge Paul Jonea presents check for f 100 to Dorothy ZiU, G-T staff reporter. Dorothy had mentioned in her column that Mayor Jerry Sweeney and Judge Jones would compete in the Walk-A-Thon Saturday. Judge Jonea will be out of town for Easter, however, he presented a check to the March of Dimes for the worthwhile cause (The County Court Commissioners are expected to challenge Mayor Sweeney). PUBLIC ELECTION NOTICE COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In accordance with ORS Ul.tM that an election for Blue Mountain Community College District Is to be held on April W. 1171, between the bows f l:M A.M. and :N P.M., for the purpose of submitting the following ballot to the qualified voters of the District: STUB BALLOT NO. , STUB To be torn off by Clerk of Election Board (Fold ballot to perforation Him) OFFICIAL BALLOT Tor BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT Held tn The Counties of Umatilla and Morrow, State of Oregon SAMPLE BALLOT Election to be held on Tuesday, the 20th day of April, 1976 VOTE "YES" OR "NO" Mark Croea 00 or Check (0 Inside the voting square for the answer voted for. If you wrongfully mark, tear, or deface the ballot, return tt and obtain another from the election officers. QUESTION SUBM1TTEDTOTHE LEGAL VOTERS OT SAID DISTRICT TAX LEVY OUTSIDE THE CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITATION Proposal: Shall the Board of Education of Blue Mountain Com munity College District be authorised to levy for tho fiscal year H76-77, beginning July 1, 197. the sum of SI.S4S.2S9 out side the limitation set forth In Section 11. Article XI, of the Oregon Constitution? Explanation: The college has no tax base: therefore, any tax to be levied by the board must be approved by tho voters. The Increase over the preceding year Is due tolnflationary Increases in the cost of all supplies and services ud by the college, increases in salaries and payroll taxes, increases in enroll ment a of 11 since 1974-75, and a large increase inutility costs. Based on the projected True Cash Value of the district for 197$, approval of this general fund levy would result in an approximate cost of $1.68 per $1,000 of True Cash Value. This would be an Increase of .05 per $1,000 of True Cash Value over the current year's levy. It this measure Is approved, the operatiny budget to be financed by local taxes for the year 1176-77 will be $147,298 greater than the operating budget fi nanced by local taxes for the preceding year. ( YES, I VOTE TOR THE LrVY. I NO, I VOTE AGAINST THE LEVY. Mark a Cross 00 or a Check M inside the voting square between the Number and Name of the Candidate voted for. rOR DIRECTOR . VOTE TOR ONE Position No. 1 fTerm ending Tune 10, 1978) 101 Bob Rietmann TOR DIRECTOR VOTE TOR ONE Position No. 3 fTerm ending Tune 30. 1980) 102 l3 ! CfMn 103 CD Jullanne K. Sawyer rOR DIRECTOR VOTE TOR ONE Position No. 4 fTerm ending Tune 30. 1960) 104 CD ,n w- Dauble VOTERS HILL CAST 1 THEIR r0I4.0VVG POLLING PLAIM: BALLOTS AT THE I Vetera Retldli ta Precinct Will Vete at the fellewtag placet Namtmi MORROW COl'NTY pll nlll be epee frem lea a .an. te l:W p .. Greenfield Grange, tteerdmaa , MetKyllall.lMie Irrtfwi Ikkmt BelMleg. Irrtgoa Leitaf ton City IUH. Using ton 16,f. 6 and I Old (Tty library. Heppaee Msrre Ceaaly seters raa ektala ebaent ballets free Ike Merrew C aunty Orb. Heppner. Oregon). Signed Jetle M. Belt. OrleflmsUllateanty. tie Uo Officer pnUUbed April II. 1976 Gordon and Sharon Doggett and their two sons arrived in . Camp 5 Friday to abend the weekend with Sharon's par ents, Don and Marge Stanton. The Doggetts returned to their home in Bend Sunday. . LaVelle and Mark Jellick and Jim and Hazel Hulett went to Medford this weekend where Jim and Mark bowled in the State Bowling Tourna-' ment. Rita Bowman ia back home again after apending last week in Prineville with her daught er and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Riney. Rita, Dave and Sara were busy all week cleaning and painting the Rineys new house. Friday they were Joined by Sara's father Jiggs and her sister and brother, Cindy and Vic. The Riney's are now at home in their attractive house. Mrs. Mark Jellick accompanied the Bowmans to Prineville to Join her husband for the Medford trip. Those representing Local 2916 at the Central Oregon District Council workshop in Bend this weekend were Earl Norris, Dick Kendall, Carol Norris, John Weaser, Bob Taylor, Dan Walter, Bud Fulton and Ray Davis. Paul and Sharon Winans and Stacy, The Dalles, spent the weekend with the Doyal Hubbell family. Sunday Judy Hubbell and Mike Shuett came to visit for the day. Saturday the Hubbell family went to Fossil to look over their new home. While there they spent some time with their other daughter Loreli and her fami ly. Chuck and Loreli Law rence and children were in Fossil to visit from their home in Seneca. Paul and Gladys Muzzy left Kinzua Monday for a vacation in several areas of Arizona. V Deena Reid and DeRina went to The Dalles Wednesday to meet Deena 's grandmother. Mrs. Venia Anderson and , Deena 's sister, Mrs. Shirley Pelerson at her aunt, Tazie Welds' home. Mrs. Anderson has returned to her home in Brookings. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reid were in The Dalles Fri day to keep a dental appoint ment. Dan and Sharon Bell and children Jeanette and John have moved their mobile home to Fossil. The Bells are long time Kinzua residents we'll miss seeing them around town. Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and Pixie from Cokevilje, WY arrived Friday to visit wilh Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barzee. Mrs. Moore is Mrs. Barzee a sister. Also guests at the Bar zee home this weekend was their daughter and family, the Paul Oylers and son Don, Bend. The Oylers also visited with the Howard Rice family and the Don Slinkards while in Kiniua. The Neil Diamond Show in Portland was attended by quite a number of area resi dents. Pat McMinn, Dinah Jackson, Shirley Orr and Sharon Bell from Kinzua and Glenda Homer and Becky Ostrander from Fossil made up the group. They reported the show was very good. After the show those with cameras were invited on stage to take pictures of Mr. Diamond. The photo session was the topping to a perfect evening according to the reports. The ladies did some shopping before return ing home Sunday evening. BAK E8jLEAND BOTTLE DRIVE The Kinzua group of the Wheeler County Twirlettes will hold a bake sale at the . Kinzua store, Saturday, April 24, 9 a.m. The bottle drive will begin at 10 a.m., April 24. The proceeds from the bake sale and bottle drive will be used to buy the girls new uniforms for the Junior Rose Parade held in Portland. The girls will also wear the uni forms for other area parades. Don't forget to put aside bottles for the twirlers and then go down to the store and buy a wonderful home baked pie, cake or one of the other goodies. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hampton went to Portland Thursday where Judy entered the hospi tal for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. David Knight and family have moved to Fossil from Kinzua. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Ostrand and daughter Vanessa moved to Oregon City where Mr. Ost rand will be employed. . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell and son John went to Madras Thursday on busines. Mrs. Hazel Jackson was very pleased last Monday when her granddaughters. Miss Mary Kinder, Hillsboro, and Mrs. Dean Wright, Hepp . ner arrived to spend the day. Mrs. Yvonne Benson went to Portland Friday to pick up her husband. Chief Bill Benson, i who was returning from a tour of duty on Okinawa. They spent the night in Portlana and returned to Kinzua Satur day. Upon arriving home Bill was surprised to find a party had been arranged to greet him. Among the guests were Mrs. Joanne Mudd, her son Lee and his daughter Jennifer, Richland, WA; Miss Elaine McClure, Fossil and Mr. Ldee Lorangel, Heppner. The party was held at the Louis Lorangel home, also attended by the Benson's three sons, Dan, Donnie and Shawn. Billy Joe and Pat McMinn and daughters went to The Dalles Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelso went to Madras Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Brown have moved into the house formerly occupied by the Le Baileys. Lee and Mel have moved into the house where the Omar Stubblefields lived. Eleven Kinzua and Camp Five residents attended the EMT training class held at Fossil High School. The class was held under the Tri-County Health Services program of continuing education. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Hansen and Mary Jo arrived here Saturday evening from Port land to spend the night with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bogart before going back to their home in Baker Sunday. Members of the Wheeler and Gilliam County home ex tension clubs met early on Tuesday morning in Condon to take a charter bus to Portland. In Portland the ladies enjoyed a tour through the Jantzen Mills and visited Pittock Man sion. Lunch at the Watertower Restaurant followed. Those attending from Kinzua and Camp Five were Pat McMinn, Bonnie Campbell, Molly Day, Laurie Hire, Sharon Bell, Shirley Orr, Vi Slinkard, Sandy Williamson and Rayet ta Watts. Keeping doctor's appoint ments and doing shopping in The Dalles Friday were Mrs. Betty Benson and Mrs. Jill Benson. Wayne's Diesel & Auto Repair at Jim's Welding All major work on Cummins, Detroit and Perkins diesels Front end alignment Air conditioning repair All automotive tune-up and repair horse trailer rental Why dig by hand? Rent our Ditch Witch Trencher by the day or hour Wayne Wilson 676-5816 Rherskde Ave.. Heppner Home Paone 7-744S HOW'S THE TINE .... FOR SPRING WEED C0HTR0L You can depend on WESTER.) FARfA SERVICE CUSTOM SPREADING & SPRAYING fill, - Aqua - Dry Fertilizer AC - Chemicals Seed Animal Health Products Doardman 481-2921 Dorlcx 989-1525 Heppner 474 9103 UUESTERH ) FORm SERVICE Dill Wondra SALES Dick Kelly OPERATIONS KEN SMITH Steve Bogart spent the weekend in Kinzua with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wally Bogart. He returned to Baker Sunday. Earl and Carol Norris and Hershel and Betty Murdock went to Bend Saturday even ing to attend the Bachelor Beauts Lauau Square Dance. The Norris' and Betty Mur dock came home on Sunday. Hershel went on to Springfield where he joined Mr. Del Moore to take the National Safety Instructors course. Ray and Betty O'Neal and daughters went to Prineville to spend the weekend with the Ray O'Neal Srs. and with Ray's sister and family, the Lewis Bensons, also of Prine ville. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Rogers, Odell, spent the weekend in Kinzua visiting the Dave Mattison and Don Pike homes. Dave and Sara Riney were here from Prineville to spend the weekend visiting with Sara's parents, the Jiggs Bowmans. Several Kinzua families were hosts to Canadian stu dents from Thursday until they left Sunday morning. The Dick Kendalls had Delia Ashe from Westbridge, B.C.; Bre nda Kelly and Ron Cook, both from Grand Forks, B.C. were guests at the Jerry Samples home and Phillip Passmore also from Grand Forks stayed with the Doyal Hubbels. TOPS held District Recog nition day at Spray Saturday. April 3. Two officers from TOPS No. 733 Kinzua were installed in their new offices. Betty Murdock was installed as the leader and Irene Sam ples as treasurer and assistant weight recorder. Also attend ing the meeting from the Kinzua club was Jane Yeigh and Barbara Pike. The other newly elected officers of the club will be installed at the regular meeting. Meetings of TOPS are held each Monday evening at Jeffmore Hall. Weigh-in is at 6.30. the meeting starts at 7 p.m. You are invited to attend. 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