EIGHTThe Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 13, 1982
8 HHS student place in
Columbia Basin Rodeo
Eight Heppner High School
students placed in events at a
Columbia Basin School Rodeo,
held May 1 and 2 in Hermis
ton. Tara Mahoney of Heppner
was named All-Around Cow
girl and Darwin Armstrong of
Drewsy won All-Around Cow
boy. Heppner won a third place
team trophy, with South
Cascade and Redmond taking
first and second respectively.
Tara Mahoney also took
first in breakaway roping,
first in cow cutting, fourth in
barrels, fifth in poles and
seventh in goats.
Other Heppner students
placing were Trisha Mahoney
- 10th in goats and 10th in
barrels: Earl Hammond - first
in saddle bronc and second in
bareback; Lee Rice - fourth in
saddle bronc and third in
bareback; Don Kindsfather -third
in steer wrestling and
seventh in team roping: Mike
Currin - first in steer wrestling
and sixth in team roping; Cliff
Dougherty - third in team
roping: and Marty Britt - fifth
in steer wrestling.
Bridgett Greenup, Kathy
Hansen, Jack McQuire, Mike
Brosnan, Steve Currin and Pat
Schwarz. all of Heppner. also
attended the rodeo.
Masons to hold pancake -sausage
feed May 18
Heppner Lodge No. 69 A.F.
& A.M. will hold a pancake
and sausage feed Tuesday,
May 18, 6:30 p.m. at the
Heppner Masonic Lodge. A
meeting will follow the dinner.
All Masons and their ladies
are invited to attend, announ
ced secretary Herman W.
Winter.
The evening will feature a
special slide presentation on
the George Washington
Masonic Memorial.
All visiting Masons are also
encouraged to attend. Winter
said.
'We rarely find that people have good sense unless they
agree with us." La Rochefoucauld
Senior news
The Rev. Cathy Barker,
pastor of the lone United
Church of Christ will provide
entertainment at the Heppner
Senior Mealsite on Wednes
day. May 19. She will sing and
play the guitar for the group,
following the noon meal.
lone and Lexington resi
dents needing a ride to Hep
pner on Wednesdays are ask
ed to call Dot Halvorsen,
422-7143 to make arrange
ments. Seniors attending the noon
meal at the mealsite are not
charged for transportation.
For those over 60 who do not
attend the cost is 75 cents
round trip. Cost for commut
ers under 60 is $1.50.
Heppner seniors needing a
ride to the mealsite should call
Mary Nikander, 676-5571 to
make arrangements.
Former Heppner
woman graduates
Linda Cooper, Manhattan,
Kansas, formerly of Heppner,
graduated Sunday, May 9.
from Manhattan Christian
College.
Cooper will also graduate
from Kansas State University
of Agriculture and Applied
Schiences with a degree in
history, on Saturday, May 15.
PUBLIC NOTICES
CEMETERY NOTICE
The Budget Committee of
Heppner Cemetery Mainten
ance District will meet at 810
Condon Hwy., Heppner, Ore
gon, at 7:30 P.M.. on Wednes
day, May 26. 1982, for the
purpose of discussing the bud
get for the 19B2-83 year.
Board of Directors
Heppner Cemetery
Maintenance District
Published: May 13. 1982
CEMETERY NOTICE
Annual care patrons of
Heppner Cemetery District
are reminded that payments
are due for the year 1982.
Please mail to Beverly Gun
derson, Sec.-Treas.. Rt. 1. Box
3002, Heppner. Oregon 97836.
Published: Mav 13 & 20, 1982
Hospital Notes
The following patients were
admitted and discharged from
Pioneer Memorial Hospital in
Heppner during the past
week:
Ryan Longwood. Heppner -admitted
May 2. discharged
May 4;
Sally Winters, Heppner -admitted
May 2. discharged
May 4: and
Erin Crowell. lone - admit
ted May 3. discharged May 5.
Beverly Boyle. lone - admit
ted May 7. was still receiving
care at the hospital as of
Mondav. Mav 10.
'To plow is to pray to
plant is to prophesy."
Robert G. Ingersoll
lone baccalaureate to be
held Sun., May 16
A baccalaureate service will
be held for the graduating
class of lone High School on
Sunday. May 16. 7 p.m. at the
lone United Church of Christ.
The Rev. John Maas. pastor
of Hope and Valby Lutheran
churches, will give the medi
tation. Several students will
assist in planning and leading
the service: Diann Morter,
Brad Schmidt, Margaret
Doherty and Liz McElligott.
Cathy Cheney will provide
special music. The Rev. Cathy
Barker will also participate in
the service.
A reception will follow the
service.
AM
PIF
NONPARTISAN AND MEASURES BALLOT
FOR THE PRIMARY NOMINATING ELECTION TO BE HELD
Tuesday, May 18, 1982 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Morrow County, Oregon
PRECINCT No. 2 -HARDMAN
Mart IKONS X or a CIlrXK MAKK in the voting squire between the number and the name
ol each candidate voted lor.
JUDICIARY
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION 4
Vote ior One
J vern COOK
"25 years experience as Judge or Legislator. Fair, honest,
independent."
3t ) J R. BOB CAMPBELL
"Your current Judge of the Supreme Court. Respected,
experienced, impartial."
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS. POSITION 5
Vote for One
41 ri STEPHEN S. WALKER
"Elect Judge Walker ready to serve ail Oregoroans."
40 JONATHAN NEWMAN
"For a strong, no-nonsense Judge. Rju-d exceptionally well
qualified "
JUDGE OF THE OREGON TAX COURT
Vote lor One
43 J lAM 5TEWAHT
42 J CARL N. BYERS
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION 2
(Vote for One
44 Qj BERKELEY BUO LENT
"fie elect experienced Judge known or fairness, integrity,
wisdom and scholarship "
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION 5
Vote for One
4S (J BETTY ROBERTS
"A hardworking, devoted, reliable Judge. Concerned about
people Experience count "
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS. POSITION 1
IVote for One
To vote on a Constitutional Amendment, Measure or Question, Mark a CROSS X or a CHECK MAKK
v 1 in the voting square after the word "YES" or after the word "NO" lor the answer voted for.
STATE MEASURES
1 USE OF STATE BOND PROCEEDS TO FINANCE MUNICIPAL WATER PROJECTS
YES
QUESTION: Shall the State lend funds it may now borrow to town, ond communities
for building water projects for municipal use?
PURPOSE: Amends state constitution. The law now permits the state to borrow In an
omounf up to one ond one-half percent of the true cosh volue of oil property in the
state to fund secured loons for bui 'ing irrigation and droinoge projects. Meosure
would permit up to half of these funds to be tent to towns and communities of less
than thirty thousand persons to pay for the building of water projects for municpol
use.
NO
MULTIFAMIIY HOUSING FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED PERSONS
QUESTION: Sholl loons be mod under elderly housing bond progrom lor housing VCC T
(or disot'ed persons? Sholl low income restriction be repealed? l-0
i repealed?
PURPOSE: Amends stote constitution. At the present time, the state may tell bonds
to moke loans to finance multtfamily housing for low income elderly persons. The
measure repeals the low income restriction. This measure also allows loons tor
multifomily housing for disabled persons. It also permits state loons to elderly
persons to buy ownership interest in single units in multifomily housing. It does not
increase the bonding outhority of the state.
NO
3 STATE BONDS FOR FUND TO FINANCE CORRECTIONS FACILITIES
QUESTION: Sholt stole sell general obligation bonds for fund to linonce state,
regional, county or city corrections facilities?
PURPOSE: Constitutional amendment would permit stote to tell bonds for fund to
finonce acquisition, construction, equipping or improvement ol stote. regional,
county or city corrections facilities. Bond issuonce not to exceed S60 million.
Requires legislature to provide (or poymenl of bonds.
ESTIMATE OF FINANCIAL EFFECT: This proposed omendmenl authoriiet the Ittuonce
of generol obligation bonds in on omount not to exceed $60 million for the purpose
of creating the Corrections Building Fund. The principal ond interest lor these bonds
will be repoid from the state generol fund.
YES
NO
44 LI OMAJ VOUNC
"Ymjt prrwnl Judjfr."
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION 3
Vole for One
47 Q JHM C WARDEN
"More than twenty years of dedicated judicial service."
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS. POSITION 4
Vote for One
44 Q rVILUAM I. RICHARDSON
"Elect a Judge with 10 years judicial experience."
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, POSITION 10
Vote for On
4 Q KURT C ROSSMAN
"Incumbent: Seventeen years of Thai Judge experience. Cares
about people
JUDGE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT. 6th DISTRICT, POSITION 2
Vole for One
SO Q JACK C OtSEN
"ExperteneexL dedicated, honest and lair He elect Judge Olsen."
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, MORROW COUNTY
Vote for One
52 Q ANNETTA I, SPICER
SI RICHARD t. McNIRNET
"Aggressive, met eonxcwiua law enforcement; effective pfiiamM
um. hVpowiwote money managetwent."
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
(Vole for One
M CH IUCINI LEHMAN
1 2 ROO MOHwOI
M 2 I'r'HOlDS
51 Q VIRMI A. DUNCAN
S4 j I rot A PAT GRAHAM
U Q till KSNDstlCir
4 RAISES TAXES ON COMMERCIAL VEHICLES, MOTOR VEHICLES FUELS FOR ROADS
QUESTION: Sholl truck ond other commercial vehicle taxes ond motor vehicle fuel
toxes be raised for rood repair, improvement ond construction? , .
PURPOSE: The meosure would raise commercial vehicle highwoy taxes on overoge I I
of 17 5 percent this July 1. Il l percent on July 1, 1983, ond 10 percent on July I.
1984 The state lax on got ond other motor vehicle fuels is now 8 centt per gallon.
This meosure raises this tox by 1 cent per gallon on eoch of these three doles. Use
of these funds is limited by the Oregon Constitution to rood repolr, Improvement iif I 1
ond construction ' ' J
ESTIMATE Of FINANCIAL EFFECT: This measure will increase revenue to the
Highway fjnrvy S20 6 million in fiscal year 1982 83: $43 3 million in fiscal year
1983 84; $65. 3 million in fiscal yeor I9B4 8S. Distribution of this revenue will be
mode as follows: 67.76 percent state government; 30.07 percent county
governments; 13-17 percent city governments.
5 GOVERNOR TO APPOINT CHIEF JUSTICE OF OREGON SUPREME COURT
QUESTION: Shall Chief Justice of Oregon Supreme Court be appointed by Governor,
instead of by judges of court? YES
PURPOSE: This measure proposes that Oregon Supreme Court udge who It also
rh,l Justice be oooointed as such bv the Governor, insteod of by iudaes of the
court. The Governor thall try to appoint 0 judge qualified lo be administrative head lift I I
of lodlciol deportment ol government. The Governor must seek odvice ol iudaes ol " I 1
the court In making on appointment A Chief Justice could be removed by judges ol
the court, but not by Governor.
COUNTY MEASURES
MORROW COUNTY TAX BASE MEASURE
QUESTION! Sholl Morrow County Increase the County Tax Rose to $3,338,773 lor
fiscal yeor 1 983-1 983?
PURPOSE: The purpose of this meosure it to provide Morrow County with e realistic
tax bate which will bolonce the operating budgets for Morrow County. Pioneer
Memorial Hospital and the North Morrow Clinic. The current (1981-1983) tax bote
It $390,069. which It approximately 13 ol the amount required to mointoin
efficient operation of county services. Thu bote it not e levy, but provide! a
maximum omount that may be levied without a tpeciol tax levy election. The total
omount of the tax base is eligible for partial stote funding.
YES
NO
MORROW COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT TAX BASE PROPOSAL
QUESTION: Shall Morrow County School District change itt lax bate from $661 349
to $6,336,377 for the fiscal year 1983 1983?
PURPOSE: The current bote It approximately ll ol the required tax needed to lund
the school district operottng budget. Even with the permittable statutory increase ol
6 the district could only operote a very short period ol lime. It is necessary to
Increote the tax bate in order So make It serve ot a realistic base.
Thit measure will levy no lo.es. instead II will establish a new tax bate. M the
measure t approved, the school district could not levy a tax m excess ol the
constitutional limit on this bate unless the levy It authoriied by e vote ol the
people residing in the district.
YES
NO
ll-JlfoEj!Ce" thS Mfl 18' 1982 Primary election will be
Boardman 1A Greenfield Grange
Boardman 1 Sam Boardman Grade School
"ardmn 2 100F Building
Jonf 3 ; lone City Hall
l"on No-th Morrow Annex
Irrlgoi. 4B. Columbia Jr. High School
Lexington 5. Lexington School Buildinp
(J Heppner 7 Museum 8
tu Kner i ' "Orrow Courthouse
mppner m Morrow County Courthouse
borrow County Clerk
Barbara Blooisworth
Golf sessions for students offered
Students between fourth and
12th grades wanting golf in
struction are to meet at Wil
low Creek Country Club on
Mondays and Thursdays at 4
n m.. said a spokesperson.
Monday sessions will be
spent with beginning and
younger golfers and advanced
and upper grade golfers will
receive instruction on Thurs
days, said the spokesperson.
The sessions will last about
one hour, he added.
Anyone who missed the first
meeting on May 10 should
contact Mr. Paul Stringer, the
spokesperson said.
SAMPLE
PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT FOR THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY
AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD
Tuesday, May 18, 1982 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Morrow County, Oregon
PRECINCT No. 2 HARDMAN
Mark a CROSS X or CHECK MARK V' 1 in the voting square between the number and the
name of each candidate voted for.
NATIONAL
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, 2nd DISTRICT
I Vol lor On
15 J MIKE EITZGERALO
"The Reagan Republican."
U j ROBERT F. SOB SMITH
"Honest and experienced, he listens: We need his brand in
congress."
STATE
GOVERNOR
Vol for On
17 Q VIC ATIYEH
"Governor AUyeh. A respected, experienced leader."
II BRUCE (ROUSSARO
"I want lo work lor all minorities and majorities' in Oregon."
CUF EVERETT
"Inflation causes all our problem the cure; Honest Money."
20 2 WAITER HUSS
"1 will serve your best interests best (iive Oregon my strong
leadership."
21 2 JOHN MICHAEL WILEY TOOO
"Forward Empire Builders, land ol the Heroes promise, Oregon
on and on."
COMMISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES
Vote for On
22 2 SHERRY REYNOLDS
"Turn from sin and trust Jesus Christ I Gail as Lord and Savior."
23 2 M,KS WOOTON
"Labor and industry. , .Oregcniana building a better tomorrow."
STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 59lh DISTRICT
I Vol for On
COUNTY
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, FOUR YEAR TERM
Vol for On I
24 2 " CANTIN
25 Q DOROTHY KREBS
"Incumbent, keep experience on the County Court."
PRECINCT
PRECINCT COMMITTEE PERSON MALE
I Vol for On I
PRECINCT COMMITTEE PERSON FEMALE
I Vol for One)
SAMPLE
PRIMARY NOMINATING BALLOT FOR THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD
Tuesday, May 18, 1982 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Morrow County, Oregon
PRECINCT No. 2 HARDMAN
Mark a CROSS X or a tlUXK MAKK in the voting square between the number and the
name of each candidate voted fur.
NATIONAL
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, 2nd DISTRICT (Vol for On
14 1 J Al PENSMORE -The worst ol times calls lor our best. Mayor Al Densmore."
17 ) JOHN D. NEWKIRK
IB ) DARREtt HUGH AXSON "A working man tor the working men snd women of Oregon."
11 I LARRYANN WILLIS Democrat. Kancherlarmerauthor. Cut interest rates. Put
Ort-gonians hark lo work."
15 J 1 TIMM ANDERSEN "Conservative. Get social security in order and get government
1 J off our but'kn."
STATE
COVERNO IVol. for On.j
2t M ARCHIE (VEINSTEIN "Archie will take the politicians out ol Salem. Archie
listens Archie cares."
27 " M.A. CAP YEOCE The old adage the dogs will bite but the caravan inarches on."
20 2 STEVE ANDERSON "I-rinnple above politics."
21 1 DON CLARK "A caring Democrat. A proven leader. A tough manager lor.
J tough limes."
22 2 Tt0 KUIONGOSKI "Democrat New leadership to put Oregon back to work."
21 1 E. ALLEN Al PROPST "Stop tai rip oils, terminate non productive government
1 departments."
24 JERRY RUST
25 ("" JTAN TERRY "Abolish OLCC, discontinue M.S.D., create elate lottery using
1 ' social seturily numbers."
COMMISSIONER OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES Vof for On
2 JIM CHREST "165.0UO unemployed Oregoniana deserve better. Elect a real
democrat. Chrest means Jobs."
n MARY ROBERTS "MirT Roberta and Oregon, keep great team. Reelect Roberts
labor Commissioner."
10 Q ANNE STECEN 1 will help small business. Workers will get more jobs."
STATE REPRESENTATIVE, 5lh DISTRICT Vol for Onp
Jl Q MAX SIMPSON
Bounty
COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vole lor On.
ItVIN I. RAUCH "Morrow County, a nice place to live-keep it that way."
"precinct"
PRECINCT COMMITTEE PERSON (MALE .Vol for On
PRECINCT COMMITTEE PERSON FEMALE , Vo, ,Qr Qn