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TEN The Heppner Girtte-Times, Heppner, Oregon. Thursday, October 14, 19X2 Fillies meet Condon, win one, lose two I : J ! ' " ; y j Jodi Podbarg (34) handles the The Heppner High School Fillies met Condon on the Fillies' home court last Tuesday, Oct. 5. The annual harvest of an entire coffee tree a required for a tingle pound of ground coffee. Absentee ballots available for November 2 election Absentee ballot applications ate available for the Novem ber 2 election at the Morrow County clerk's office at the Morrow County Courthouse in Heppner. Registered voters may apply for the ballots if they will be unable to vote at a polling place on the day of the election. The absentee ballots must be returned to the clerk's office by 8 p.m. November 2, according to the 1982 voter's pamphlet. An in state absent voter's application must be in writing and must include the voter's signature (for comparison purposes), a statement as to why the voter is unable to vote in person, a residence address and the address to which the ballot should be mailed, if different from the residence address. If an elector is physically handicapped, the application is valid for every election held during the calendar year for which the application is re ceived, the pamphlet states. A voter may apply for long term absent voter status with the county clerk or secretary of state if the person is a resident of Oregon absent from his or her place of residence; is serving in the Armed For ces or Merchant Marine of the U.S.; is temporarily living outside the territorial limits of the U.S. and the District of Columbia; or is a spouse or dependent of a long term absent voter. A spouse or dependent of a long term absent voter, not previously a resident of Oregon who in tends to reside in the state, is considered a resident for vo ting purposes and may vote in the same manner as a long term absent voter, the Voter's Pamphlet explains. A long term absent voter application must also be completed in writing; must i. I 1 I I J. Heppner Teen of the Month Caria Miles Carta is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deiter Miles, the middle child of five. Carta's activities Include: Junior class President, Student Council. Outdoor Club, GAB, Golf and Lutheran Youth Group. Caria was recently elected to the 1982 Homecoming Court. Caria adds sparkle, zest and dedication to her activities. She is respected by her peers for her integrity, responsibility and dependability. Although uncer tain about ber future she does plan to attend a four year college or university. volley as Pom Orr (24) ood Sephi HePP"er team won 0,6 f?rst game " wa? defeated m the second ana third games, 8 -15 and 5 -15. Heppner ; Coach Jan Ter- include the voter's name and current mailing address; must include a statement that the person is a citizen of the U.S.; a statement that the voter will be 18 years of age or older on the day of the elec tion; a statement that his or her home residence has been in the state for more than 20 days preceding the election, along with the address of the person's last previous resi dence"; a statement of the facts that qualify the person as a long term absent voter; a statement that the person is ABSENTEE . BALLOT APPLICATION . L : ; - . PRECINCT NAMENUMBER -.. TODAY'S DATE ELECTION DATE . PRINT YOU NAME CLEARLY ' ' V ' RESIDENCE STREET ADDRESS ' ' '. crrr county zip REASON FOR REQUEST: : X : ' " ' j SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT (HANDWRITTEN) IF YOU ARE IN THE HANDICAPPED OR SPECIAL VISUAL CATEGORY. CHECK HERE FOR FULL YEAR VALIDITY. ADDRESS TO WHICH ABSENTEE BALLOT SHOULD BE SENT IF DIFFERENT FROM RESIDENCE ADDRESS:. . STREET ADORE SS OTY STATE I MAIL THIS APPLICATION TO THE COUNTY CLERK OF THE I COUNTY IK WHICH YOU MAINTAIN YOUR HOME RESIDENCE - Payne look on jeson said the girls came out strong and started out playing Verv well but weren't mittinc blocks up and covering the not requesting a ballot from any other state and is not voting in any other manner than by absentee ballot ; and a designation of political affil iation, if the voter wishes to vote in a primary election. Long term absentee ballot applications will be valid for all elections held within the calendar year for which they are received, the pamphlet states. Special absentee voting in struction and a ballot return envelope will accompany each absentee ballot. ZIP 1 n '$ v w', - F ' 1 Vj J fe pho by ion flooor well in the last two games. The Fillies will take on Pilot Rock this Saturday, Oct. 16, 1 p.m., at Pilot Rock. LES SCHWAB'S FINEST PICKUP TRACTION TIRE m'Jm . IT n . ' "tF . 7 " 04orr 700-15 7"44 750-16 9412 exchange with old jZm- T,40'MILe WRITTEN 111 i WARRANTY -.ill I ''JZJ free mounting ril l I rWJ "0AOHAZAO 'fill " BMCC board sets tax base A "rompromi.se" tax base figure of $3.4 million will be presented to the voters of Umatilla and Morrow counties Nov 2. the Blue Mountain Community College board of directors decided at their Sep tember 31 meeting, said a collese spokesperson. Prior to selling the tax base ficure. the board met in special joint session with the college buduet committee. The two bodies wrestled with the dilemma of placing the tax base sufficiently high so the college could conceivably live within it for several years versus the necessity of keep ing the tax base low enough to get voter approval, she ex plained The resulting compromise figure is 1)00.000 above the 19H2-8-1 operating levy ap proved by voters last March. Rlue Mountain Community College operates without a tax base, and is required by state law to put the question of a tax base before the voters. Dis trict voters turned down the idea of a tax base for the college in 1980. In another matter related to the November election, the board voted to oppose Ballot Measure 3. the one and one half percent tax rate limit initiative. Preliminary figures show that the college would be limited to levying less than 3.14 FET '3-97 FET tire i i I US SCHWAB'S 40,000 Mile Warranty caraion radial P185x13 F.E.T.$1.84 SIZE PRICE F.E.T. P195x14 71.90 2.18 P205X14 74.60 2.34 P215x14 79.44 2.48 P205X15 76.44 2.47 P215X15 81.22 2.59 P225X15 03.52 2.78 P235X15 89.85 3.01 Exchange with old tire LES SCHWAB AND SNOW 70045 716 750-16 g48 exchange with old tire half of its current tax levy for the operation of college pro cr.nni In other business, the col lege hoard: -heard from Cnlliye Presi dent Ron Daniels that the board representatives and Faculty Association represen tatives will meet with a fact finder Wednesday, Sept. 29. College faculty embers are in the process of negotiating 19R2-M salaries. named Mickey Barker, of Pilot Rock, to the college budget committee. She re places Ida Reeser who deci ded not to seek reappoint ment to another term on the board hired Janice Chance to replace Jan dlasby in the nursing staff. MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Expert Work Quality Parts Heppner Cylinder Head Cylinder Boring High Performance Work Valve Grinding Head Resurfacing Brake Drum & Disc Work Seat & Guide Replacement In Integral Cast Head Chris DeSpain, Machinist SO off car. MUD TIRE tax 3.14 3.97 ii - accepted the low bid of St. Paul Insurance as carrier for college coverage. Package quote from St. Paul - was $28,588. ' ' : " Insulate your home today.: ; Save on fnergy Costs. , Call collect far 'a FREE ESTIMATE' 1!U JOfJlG C:SC3LAC3:J a Asset oix 503-276-1097 Vfe also install continuous x illflPJ 1"" "W XTC STEEL BELTED tlfl WOSTUD WSTUPS TAX 1.7 I pusrmij 63.SS 71. CO i.7 P)7jRxiJ 64.B3 72.G3 ti.97 PiiSRiil 6S.57 73.S2 ti.ti P17SRXM 63.07 76.02 I7.il piisrxM S3.2S 77.20 iMi pit$Ru 9.81 77.70 I2.li P70SRH4 72.12 fiO.07 12.47 pjisrxM 77.77 OS.72 $2.7 pjojr.15 74.17 02.12 I2.ss MiSRxts C0.33 e3.33 12.72 pjjsRiii 83.11 ' 01.08 tin fmirkIS j C3.Q4 I n.it . -learned that college regis-1 tration Is progressing smooth. J ly for fall term and enrollntent' figures are about where they; were last year. f ; N ?jyp I i; P.O. Box 307 Heppner, OR 97836 676-9123 gutters!! i by, Mpmsf. L J lac TEEN OF THE MONTH SPONSORED
