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Bowling News October l Koffcf Kup Keglrr ,, 1. Pytts, 2. - Throe Holws, 3 . - Three I7S, 4. - Weary Wives 8, - Newcomers, 6. - Culler Dusters. 7 - hi iw o . m,J Dregs. High Individual Rame - Iris Campbell, 187; High Individual series - Iris Campbell, 518. mgn team game - Pytts, 554; Hi(h team series l,57fi. Splits - 5-6 - Eva Griffith. I I,,. Hrpt r Gazelle-Time. Ileppner, Oregon, Thursday. October 23, 1980-FIFTFEN Pytts, When the Arabs conquered Alexandria, they are said to have burned the 700,000 books in the library to keep up the fires in the city's 4,000 public baths. MW LOW PRICES ON HEARIUG AID BATTERIES RAV-O-VAC RP675 HEAVY DUTY 32S 20dOLASr) BY RAY-0VAC J50 420 NEW AIR AS LONG 13ZA PACKAGE 675ZA GOULD-ACtlVE-AIR A13 PACKAGE A675 FLASHLIGHT HTTfJtH J25 3OO Gonty's M N. Gelt I I 1 NOTICE TO WOOD CUTTERS Due to the widespread abuse of wood cutting privileges on Kinzua Corporation lands, we are forced to put new restrictions and tighter control for cutting on our lands. This also includes U.S. Forest Service Sale areas under contract to Kinzua. Permits will be issued, free of charge, for cutting up to ten cord of wood, for private use only. Patrols will be on these lands to check for permits and anyone found cutting without a permit will be prosecuted. Kinzua ownership will be divided into eight areas, so a person should have a specific area in mind when applying for a permit. Name, address and license number of vehicle to be used must be on the permit and carried with you at all times when cutting and ransporting wood. Area number and xpiration date will be on the permit along ith a list of rules and regulations. KINZUA CORPORATION 1 rvjL fs r 1 I U SI... lt , I ' j 1 I Sutmfiwi I I f2- PUBLIC NOTICES 3 U.S. DF.IWHTMENT OF ENERGY Bonneville Power Administration MIOW BUTTE CROSSING Bonneville is proposing in stallation of 500 kV cables across Crow Butte slough to complete the Ashe-Slatt 500kV transmission system. The permanent overhead trans mission line is complete except for this crossing. To help us with the environmen tal impacts of this project, we are asking for your com ments. This information will be used in determining what environmental emphasis is needed. Please plan to attend the following public meeting on this project. Date: October 29. 1980 Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: Columbia Inn, McNary Center, Umatilla, Oregon If you wish to comment and are unable to attend the meeting, your written com ments should be sent to John Hooson. Engineering and Construction Environmental Coordinator, P.O. Box 3621, Portland. Oregon 97208. Com ments should be mailed no later than October 24, 1980 to be given full consideration. For further information on this project call collect John Hooson at (503 ) 234-3361, Ext. 4519 or Roy Nishi. Walla Walla Area Manager at (509) 525 5500, Ext. 701. When calling please refer to the Crow Butte project. Published: Oct. 16. 23. 1980 EOSC homecoming something for all O SAMPLE CGnnOAE. 0L0If J D ALLOT f.lOQQOl7 COLTJTV, OBOGOfJ TO MILD TUESDAY, MOVEMBIB , It CO BITWIIN tiOO AJM. AND liM P.M. Prelsxt Ho. 1 Boardman Ti vote in Censttutional Amandmiirt, Manure or Question, Mark a Crest (X) or a Check Mark t) In Hit voting iquare after tha word "YES or after the ward HO" far tht amwir voted tor ST ATI KIBAftircXS REFERRED TO THI fEOPH IV THI UGISIAT1VI ASSEMBLY I aietAl Or CONSTITUTIONAL MtOVnMON ttQOMItMC ILICTSO SUPSMNTIMDf NT O PUHIC INSTRUCTION -- ... 4 - QUfSTrONi Shall IK Superintendent of Public Instruction Cm appointed by the wa I I Governor, and not elected j fUteOSSi This meosure proposes repeal at lection I. Article VIII ol the Oregon Constitution, which stoles thai the Governor ihall be Superintendent of Public Instruction but thai o law may bo passed requiring th Superintendent to b j elected Such a law eilsts. H this measure posies, Oregon laws 179, chapter NO I I 713 will alto ao Into Hocl. which will roqulrt tho Superintendent of Public In struction to bo appolnlod by tho Covornar tubioct to confirmation by the Senot. J OUARANTIIS Ml NT Ail Y HANOICAFefO VOTINO RrOMTS. UNIISS AOJUOCfO INCOMPfTINT TO VOTI OUf STIONt Shall montolly hondicoppod portons hovs full voting rights, unless YK9 j declared inr.ompatonl to vote oi provided by tow OPUStPOSli Moosuro proposos conslltutlonot omondment to eliminate present language which prohibits voting by ony "Idiot or mentally diseased parson." mmgk I I changing It to guarantee full voting rights to montolly hondicoppad pafsons. " I J untoss they hove been declared in tho manner provided by low to be Incompetent to vote ) OStHCATIS Oil. NATUHAl CAS TAXIS TO COMMON SCHOOt PUND OUISTIONi Shod oil. natural got loet (excluding motor voftkle fuel toet) be Va I I dedicated to Common School rund, ond limited to 6 Rssf 8TATI MIASU3I8 PROPOSED IY INITIATIVE PETITION J NUaiAl PtANT UCiNSING RfOUtm VOTI APPROVAL. VKASTI DtSPOSAl PACHJTT IXISTINCI OUISTIONi Shod existence at tederaity licensed peimainant nuclaor waste disposol taciliry. and voter opprovol. be required for nuclear plant sit certificate? PURPOtti Measure would require finding of existence of federally licensed permanent disposal facility tor spent nuclear fuel ond high level radioactive mmf wattes, before site certificate for nuclaor power plont it granted or Public Utility STlfif Commissioner approves plont financing. Voter opprovol of site certificate issuance at ttotewido election otto required. Measure would not offoct site certificate granted before November IS. If SO. ond would not prevent site certificate applicont from obtoming other necessary plont license. yisD REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY PURPOSli Proposed constitutional amendment provides that any taxes on production, storage, use. sale, ownership, etc. of oil or natural gat. except for odminlttrallve costt and refunds or credits, shall bocom a port of tha Common sjit School fund. No such tax shall be higtior thon tlx porcenl of the market value of " me oil or natural gat. The measure does not apply to taxes on the retoll sale of motor vehicle luel. ST ATI BONDS POR PUND TO PINANCE CORRfCTIONAl FACILITIES OUfSTION: Shall state sell bonds, backed by credit of Hole, for fund to finance state, regional or local correctional facilities? PURPOSE: Constitutional amendment would permit state to tell bonds for fund to finance acquisition, construction or improvement of slots regional or local cor rectional focilitiet Bond issuance not to exceed four thirty-fifths of one percent of true cash value of toxoble property in Orogon. Requires legitlotur to provide for payment of bonds. Terminates bonding authority on January I, 1991. Exempts measure from tax limits of Ballot Measure No. 6. ESTIMATE OP FINANCIAL EFFECT: Based on the ettimote of Oregon's 1980 taxable property this constitutional amendment would ettoblith a maximum bonding limitation of $85 0 million to provide for th Correctional Facility Building Fund. ymD 4 INCRIASIS CAS TAX FROM SIVIN TO NINI CINTS Pil GALLON OUISTIONi Shod got tax be Increased from 7c to 9c par gallon, ond some commercial weight.mlle toxet b Increased? PURPOSI: Meosure proposes an Increase in th tax on motor vehicle and aircraft fuels from seven to nin cents per gallon, ond on increase in weight-mile ond flat rote toxet on commercial vehiclt uting fuel other thon gasoline. Increase would b effective January 1 . 1 98 1 . ESTIMATE OP FINANCIAL IFFICTi Passage of this measure will Increase gat tox revenue approximately f 22 5 million annually. COUNTY MIAfiU2B YIlD wo REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPOSED IY INITIATIVE PETITION YIB fFORBIDS USI. SALE OF SNARI, LICHOLO TRAPS FOR MOST PUKPOSfS QUESTION: Shall sale, use of tnare. legfiold tropt b forbidden, except for predator control until 1985. or to protect humon heolth? PURPOSli Proposed meosure would forbid sale and us of enor and leghold traps, except temporarily to control predatory animals cousing livestock loss, with State Agriculture Department permit. Alter November 10. 1985, meosure would forbid tale and ute of snort ond leghold traps for any reason except to protect humon health and safety, with State Health Division permit. Would not forbid ut or sale of mouse, rol, gopher traps, or live "box" traps. Imposes MO penaltiet for violations. ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECT: Postage ol this measure will eliminate the sale e. Hopping licenses and tags, reducing slot revenue by $83,000 a year. t CONSTITUTIONAL REAL PROPERTY TAX LIMIT PRESERVING BS DISTRICTS' 1977 RIVINUI QUISTION: Shall real property taxes be limited, certain toxet be prohibited, and lax Increases require 23 legislative or popular vote? PURPOSli Constitutional amendment limits annual real property tax to YES I 1977 true coth value, plut amount necessary to provide 85 (100 for emer- ' gency Services) 1977 78 districts' revenues. Taxable values, district revenues may Increase 2 annually. Tax lor existing bonded Indeblednett not affected. Preserves HARRP. Requires equivalent renter relief. Stat ad valorem, all talet, transaction taxes on real property prohibited; tax Increases require 23 legislative or popular vut. Levlet outside 6 limitation require 23 popular vote. ESTIMATE OP FINANCIAL IPPECT: In addition lo a revenue impact on local governmental units, pottage of this measure will have th following ttatewld revenue Impacts In the first fiscal year of impact (and greater Impact thereafter): Property lex relief lo homeowners will be reduced by an estimated $72 million In fiscal year 1981-1982; refund to renter will be reduced by an estimated $15 million In fiscal year 1981 1982. HARRP refunds le homeowners will be reduced by estimated S 1 0 million in fiscal year 1982-1983; refunds lo renters will be reduced by on estimated $5 million in liscal year 1982 1983. Income tax revenue will Increase by an ettlmated $12 million In fiscal year I98I-IV82. Passage of thlt meosure will prohibit the Slot from selling additional general oollgotlon bends for the following presently authorised programs: f TAX BASE POR OPERATING MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT'S EDUCA TIONAL mOGRAMS QUESTION: Sholl Morrow County School District change its tax base from $588 510 to $4 694 615 for the fiscal yeor 1981 1982? PURPOSE: The current tox base Is approximately I I 2 ol th required tax needed to fund the school district operating budget, It is necessary to increat the tax ba In order to mok It realistic. This meoture will levy no toxet instead it will ettoblith a new tox bate. If the measure it approved, the district could not levy o tax in xctt of this bat unless outhorif ed by 0 vote of the people. YBflD MO DISTRICT MIASUBI REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT NO 0 TAX BASE. PARTIALLY STATE-FUNDED. POR COMMUNITY COLLEGE PURPOSES QUESTION: Shall o tax bose of $2 990 000 be established for Blue Mountain Community College Dittrict to be firtl levied in the fiscal year 1981 1982? PURPOSE: This meosure to be ellective July I. 1981. partially financed by the State, authonret Blue Mountain Community College to establish o tox base of $2 990 000. at provided under Article XI. Section I 1 . of th Oregon Constitution. Th college does not hove a tax bote at the present time Proceeds from the tox bate levy would b used for vocational, lower division, adult education programs ond tervicet. EXPLANATION: The college hot operated without a tox bote since its formotion in 1962 Oistrlcl voters have been osked each year to approve on annuol levy for the college s operation The college it now required by low to submit a tax bate meosure to the votert. The tox bose amount of $2 990 000 is projected as the amount needed to finance a ten( 1 0) percent increase in th General Fund Budget lor 1981 1982. The opprovol of o tox base would provide an improved linonciol foundation for the college and permit existing ptogromt to continue with efficient planning for clottet ond educotional tervicet. The tox base could b increoted by up to 6 percent per year, but any increose above thot amount would require voter opprovol. The college provides clottet. workthopt etc.. lo approximately 6 000 dilterent area residents each yeor. The tax bose proposed would be partially financed by the Stote of Oregon. YBSD NO Oregon Stat Highway State Power Development Oregon Forest Rehabilitation and Reforestation Oregon. Pollution Control Irrigation, Drainage and Water Protects s Oregon Veterans' Wellare Projects Facilities, Community College ond Education Center Elderly Multi-Family Housing Small Scale Energy Projects Pottage cif this measure will not affect any existing slat bond. "EOSC's Homecoming and October Folk Festival is a celebration for people in area communities as well as on campus," said Eastern Ore gon State College Student Activities Director Yvonne Tagge. The annual festivities begin Friday, Oct. 24, at 1 p.m. and continue through mid night Saturday, Oct. 25. "We have a lot of students from area communities at tending EOSC, and with so many of our alumni in eastern Oregon the event's a regional one with activities for all ages." The kick-off parade will include entertainers who will perform at homecoming. Can start during winter months with increased wood heating. Make gy Jj your home is insured to its full value. t alt you DnxuxajxcM. nuAx IftXtftiomtt 676-91 If -eg m -w ..,.,LJiujii)jiJj.mmmlMiMiL M it'lVJVTM IjUM ftTMIT Btfll TURNER VAN MARTER & BRYANT INSURANCE . oxtacei s'sss vMXLAJtTKA. t. ""so TjT J Consolidated Report of Condition pAK OF UjOastem Oregon "Your Homtj-Owneci, Independent Bank" ARLINGTON, HEPPNER AND IONE As of 6-30-80 ASSETS Cash and due from banks U.S. Treasury securities Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations Other securities Federal funds sold & securities purchased under agreements to resell Other loans less reserve for loan losses Rank premises, furniture & fixtures. & other assets representing . .bank premises Other assets TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations Deposits of United States Government Deposits of States and political subdivisions Certified and officers' checks, etc TOTAL DEPOSITS A. Total demand deposits: 5,798,549. M B. Total time and savings deposits: M,956,79ti.9 Federal funds purchased & securities sold under agreement to purchase Other liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-total par value 'No. shares authorized 6.000) (No. shares outstanding 6,000) Surplus Undivided profits TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS TOTAL LIABILITIES RESERVES A capital accounts f , MEMORANDA 1.364.670.87 ljJUIME sooTooom 3.672.559.76 600.000.00 14.216.395.53 430,647.91 15.282.69 22.671.276.66 4.831.183.57 13.689.146.75 20.549.47 2.091.523.30 122.945.43 20.755.348.52 none 252.890.41 21.008.238.93 150.000.00 1.200,000.00 313.037.73 1,663.037.73 22.67L276.66 21,100.681.9; 14.881.425.45 100.000.00 Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date Average of total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date Standby letter of credit I, Gene Pierce, President and Cashier, of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that tliis report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. signed, Gene Pierce Correct & Attest Directors: (s) Howard Bryant (s) Roy. W. Lindstrom (s) L.E. Dick Jr. tv mm Heppner-lone-Arlinglon astern Oreqon Your Home-Owned, Independent Bank 'fdic" MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MtttMtHtelElM ttfitlefc'4lt MtWuJMtwM "
