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EIGHT The Gazette-Tifnes, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, Nov.2, 1978 Hospiti Notes Patients admitted and still receiving care at Pioneer Memorial Hospital this week are Victor Lovgren, lone; Eddie Thorpe, Alvin Yates and Vernon Oilman, all of Heppner. Patients admitted and later discharged this week were Dee Cox, Venda Burkenbine and Naomi Bailey, all of Heppner. Tranfered to Pioneer Memorial Nursing Home was Norma Marquardt, Lexington. lone 4-11 club elects officerg, Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice, INVITATION OR AD VERTISEMENT FOR BIDS: A. An invitation to bid is extended by the BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT R-l MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, for construction of a SHOP FACILITIES FOR RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, BOARDMAN, OREGON. Work to be performed under one General Contract which will include mechanical and electrical work. Sealed bids will be received until TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1978, at 8:00 p.m. PST at RIVERSIDE HIGH SCHOOL, BOARDMAN, OREGON. Bids will be opened publicly at the above stated time and place and read aloud. Bids received after the time fixed for opening cannot be considered. Bidders and others properly interested are invited to be present at the Bid Opening. B. Documents: 1) Specifications, including bid and contract documents and drawings may be examined or secured at the OFFICE of ARCHITECTS ROBERT J. SMITH AND MARTIN T. HASEGAWA, ROUTE 3, BOX 100, ONTA RIO, OREGON 97914 (high way 201) and ADMINISTRA TION OFFICE, MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT R-l, LEXINGTON, OREGON. c. Deposit: General Contractors, $50, Mechanical, $50, Electrical, $50, . 1. Refunds: The full amount of deposit for docu ments will be refunded to actual bidders upon return of Public Notice chan ges name STUB 10. the documents, unmutilated waive any informalities. the contract is delayed for a School District R-l. and without marks or annotat- 2. No bidders may period exceeding thirty (30) ions at or before the time for withdraw his bid after the days. PAULINE WINTERS set opening bids. Other depo- time set for the opening e. By Order of Board of sits will be refunded with thereof, unless the award of Directors of Morrow County Published Nov. 2, 1978. deductions for the actual cost ' - of reproduction of the docu- piiBiir MATirr ments under the same condi- ' " ' tions. Bidders not bidding after making deposit and not STUB Ballot No. returning documents before m . , , , addenda time, will forfeit half To be torn off by a member of the of their deposit. The bidder is Election Board of . certiftcd check, a bank i22-4JLi.i2-!L cashier's check, or a Bid Bond, representing a guaran- Instructions : 'The voter shall place an "x" in the voting square tee that he shall execute all whichindicat eshisorherchoicei ; items as outlined in the --------- documents, specifications and SIX-YEAR SERIAL LEVY plans. D. Right to Reject Bids: BALLOT QUESTION: Shall the Town of Lexington be authorized to levy and 1. The right is reserved to collect taxes serially, over a periof of six (6) years, commencing reject any or ail bids and to July 1, 1979 and ending June 30, 1986, in the amount of 7,400.00 . annually. Such sum will raise over the six-year period a total of 44,400.00. This sum is outside the limitation imposed by Section 11, . Article XI, Oregon Constitution. These said funds shall be used to .finance the costs of purchase of a new fire truck. The lone 4-H sewing Club held its first meeting on Oct. 7 at the home of our club. leader, Mrs. Crum. Our president, Marie Os walt, wasn't there, so our vice-president, Paula Ander son, took charge of the meeting. We finished up our last year's records. Mrs. Crum then served cookies and punch. We then elected officers for the 1979 4-H year. The new officers are: president, Sylvia Ladd; vice-president, Lori Fetsch; secretary, Paula Anderson; and reporter, Anita Palmer. We all decided to collect stamps and to have a home improvement group, along with sewing. In the home improvement division, we will make things for our rooms. We also selected a new name. We are now called the Busy Beavers. Our next meeting will be held Nov. 4 at 2:30 p.m. in the home of Sylvia Ladd. Girls interested in becoming mem bers are welcome. Anita Palmer Reporter printing 676-9228 city of io:ii SAMPLE BALLOT GfMfd ttraki?cl Elactka-flev. 7, 1971 HAKX AN (X) OR (V) III THE VOTING SQUAXE OPPOSITE EACH CANDIDATE VOTED FOR. Yes, I vote for the fire truck serial tax levy. No, I vote against the fire truck serial tax levy, COUNCIL POSITIONS 4-year Council positions, vote for TWO FOX ttATOR 2-YEAR TESM l Linda LaRue . VOTE FOX 0HE Edward E. Baker Willard K. "Bill" Smith FOX COUNCILMAN 4-TEA9TEXI3S VOTE FOX THREE 2-year Council positions, vote for TWO Elmer Holtz Billy J. Rietmann fl E.J. Akers Charlene Papineau Bill Sheirbon Published Nov. 2, 1978 Published Nov. 2, 1978 Ask your family doctor. Ask your family dentist. Ask those who worry about your health. They say, m fitters rnf rwl sw Vote no to lowering public health standards. Vote no to inadequate training. Vote no to unsupervised treatment. Vote no to endangering public health and safety. r a a : i a ssm mi Oregon Dea. Assn. tQJg Blue Cross of Oregon "Q1"" y OPS-Blue Shield HlffY says. UU Oregon Osteopathic ft If J Assn. says. U I Oregon Optometric U Assn. says, Oregon Assn. of Dental mm Labs says, Oregon Nurses Assn. says, Oregon Pharmaceutical H)ff)7 Assn. says, UUI Oregon Dental Hygienists Assn. says, Western Oregon Health Systems Agency says, Clack. Co. S.A.C. of N.W. OR. ft Health Systems Agency says, Paid tor by No an 9 Commit! t14 N C Dvia Portland. Oft 97232 Patrick KHy, ". 0X5" 0 X 5" FE N0X5" DTE N0X5" IfflTE Blfl W KW I "VOTCNOIXIS" E DU) X 5" VOTE NOBIS" VOTE NOUS" VOTE SIM 5" N EflcBsisonu' 41 That's how the Corvallis Gazette Times sees it, if this proposal to make 20 drastic changes in laws governing the financing of Oregon PUDs is not defeated. PUDs are political agencies with the authority to levy taxes, float bonds, and otherwise obligate taxpayers for the purpose of providing electric (or water) service. Measure 4 Gives a Blank Check to Political Agencies It costs millions of dollars in public debt when a PUD condemns and takes over another electric system Under present law, as the Bend Bulletin points out, voters have a "chance to learn the price tag before they give the final approval of the formation of the district. Measure 4 would trade that chance for a blank check. It should be defeated." Why is Measure 4 a Blank Check? Because it gives elected officials of a political agency unrestricted approval to issue revenue bonds in any amount to condemn and buy or to construct an electric system. "The notice of election... shall state that revenue bonds are proposed and that they would be used for the acquisition or construction of an initial utility system. Neither the election notice or ballot shall be required to state the amount of revenue bonds to be issued." Measure 4, Section 14(2) They don't even have to tell you how much public debt they intend to pile up! And you never will have the right to vote on the amount! This is whv the Euaene Reaister.Guard stated that uTho blank-check approach to financing new PUDs throughout Oregon is . 1 Would You This Blank Check? NO! WIFE 4 RJ NO ON 4 COMMITTEE 815 N.E. DAVIS PORTLAND, OR 97232 WILLIAM B. BOONE, CHAIRMAN
