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WE WILL BE CLOSED NOV. 9, 10, & 11. t t ' i Miller Ei Sons Welding c.w.a. to meet Mustang J V team loses to Riverside in last of season I ing Borrow county I Ptwlnru ftuu tuit ' US I -ml (Up fWn Cant i Polling PImm DM. Din Dm. i i Boardmnn No 1A 69 30 2 J Grtienfitfld Grange, Boardmun I Doardmnn No. IB 69 30 2 Sam Honrdman Grade School I Hnrdrnnn No. 2 69 30 2 IOOF Mult, Hardrnan lone No. 3 69 30 2 ' lone City Hull t Imgon No, 4A 69 30 2 I North Morrow Annex ! Irrigon No 4B 69 30 2 - Columbia Jr, High School J Lexington No. 6 69 30 2 j Lexington Srhool Office if , , NK HrppruT No 6 69 30 2 ; 5 Old ljlvary BIfltf., Heppner f ? NW II. ppnrr No 7 69 30 2 ; Muwum Bldg. i ; ' 8E MrpptM-r No. 8 69 30 2 -t Morrow County Courthouw U SW (pptuT No 69 30 2 Morrow County Courthouw j! Morrow County Clerk . ! Oct. 21. Barbara Bloodsworth 28, 1962 The Heppner Christian Women's Club will meet for a salad buffet on Tuesday, Nov. 2. 6:45 p.m., at the Degree of Honor Hall In Heppner. Theme of the meeting will be 'Tumbling Tumble Weed." Special feature will be dried flower arranging by Irene Swanson of Heppner. Musical entertainment will be provided by Karen and Doug Thomas of Heppner. By (U.KNN SMITH The Heppner Mustang JV team stayed home Monday, Oct. 18 to play the Riverside Pirates in the last JV game of the season. Although the Mus tangs, according to Coach Tim Birkby. "played their best game of the season," ft wasn't good enough to sink the Pi rates, and they lost, 2 - 8. Birkby went on to say "Both Offense and Defense played the best game of the season, The main reason we lost the game was because of a bad punt snap that set Riverside up to score." Overall. Birkby was pleased with the outcome of the JV's season. "We accomplished The Heppner Gaiette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, October 2S, 1982 NINE Country Shears 676-5824 Jan Stroebeii Nexus and Redkin retail line Open Tuesday Through Saturday our objective." he stated, "which was to prepare the kids for varsity, and to have fun." Election Day Ham Dinner American Legion Hall, lone Tuesday, Nov. 2 11:30 1:30p.m. 5:00 - 7p.m. The American Legion Auxiliary Pie & Coffee Served All Day This ad sponsored by YOUR HOME OWNED BANK nANK OF uz astern Oregort; lone Branch Member FDIC Hosted by Adults 4W 1st - 6th Graders J250 Preschoolers Free Our. liemodclincf is Done & We're Celebrating! Lees Factory Authorized Preholiday Sale LEES The Nation's No. 1 Brand of Carpeting ON SALE Nov. 1-22 14 Styles SAVE $250 to $650 per Kitchen Cabinets Grand Slam Vinyl Nems 45-50 Off $8M Reg ii- "" to Suggested List Limited Stock $7 Open Nov. 1 - 3, 8a.m. to 5p.m. Free Coffee & Doughnuts m R FLOOR COVERING HEPPNER. 676-94UT ijtl SAMPLE GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT MORROW COUNTY, OREGON Tuesday, November 2, 1982 from 8;00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. PARTISAN CANDIDATES Mark a Cross (X) or a Check Mark (V) in the voting square between the number and the name of each candidate voted for. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, SECOND CONCRESSIONAl DISTRICT (Voto for On.i IS J ROBERT F. (BOB) SMITH U J IARRVANN WILLIS Republican Democrat STATE GOVERNOR (Vot for 6nV ATIYIM R publican PAUL J. CLEVELAND libertarian l TED KUtONCOSKI Democrat COMMISSIONER OP THE BUREAU OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIES Vote for One JO BURGESS LAUGHIIN libertarian " I"! MA"V 0U Democrat " Cl M,KI WOOT Republican STATE REPRESENTATIVE, FIFTY-NINTH DISTRia (Vote for On 23 Qj MAX SIMPSON Democrat COUNTY MORROW COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vote for On 24 DOROTHY KREBS Republican 25 Q IRVIN RAUCH Democrat NONPARTISAN CANDIDATES JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT, POSITION SIX Vote for On 2 " WALLACE P. CARSON JR. Keep Wtilj Ctreon - " . . . Exceptionally weU qualified" DISTRICT ATTORNEY, MORROW COUNTY Vot for On) 27 J RICHARD J. McNERNEY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Vot for On 21 VERNE A. DUNCAN 2 J BILL KENDRICK MORROW COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT ZONE 1, 4 YeorTerm Vot for On1 30 2 MOCK LINNEll ZONE 4, 4 Yor Term Vot for On 31 Q KEN WRIGHT ZONE 5, 4 Yor Term Vot for On 33 ALRERT OSMIN MEASURES To vote on a Constitutional Amendment, Measure or Question, Mark a Cross (X) or a Check Mark () in the votingr square after the word "YES" or after the word "NO" for each answer voted for. REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY MCMASES TAX IAS! WHIN MEW PROPERTY CONSTRUCTION INCREASES DISTRICT'S VALUE Qvtttion: Shall a toning district's constitutional tax base increase when new property construction causes district's true cosh value to increase? Purpose; Constitution now allows taxing districts a six percent annual increase over their previous year's tax base. Measure would allow on additional tai bose increase based on value of newly constructed property in the taxing district. Two years after new construction increasing, a district's assessed value, its tax base would increase in proportion to the value rise due to new construction plus six percent. Increase connot be more than 1 S percent of prior year's tax base. Estimote of Financial Effect: The impact of the passage of this measure is based on existing lows and appropriation levels in effect on August 4, 1 982. In addition to the revenue impact on local governmental units, passage of this measure will hove the following financial impact on stote government. Income Tox revenue will be reduced by approximately $700,000 in fiscal year 1983 1984. Homowner ond Renter Refund Program (HARRP) refunds to homeowners ond renters will be increased by approximately 1200,000 in fiscal year 1 983-1984. The Stole Tox Bose will increose by approximately $28,000 in fiscal year 1 983-1984. The last time the state levied o property tax was 1 940. LENGTHENS GOVERNOR'S TIME FOR POSTSESSION VETO OR APPROVAL Of BILLS Question: Shall Governor be ol lowed more time to approve or veto bills presented after fifth day before end of legislative session? YES NO YES Purpose: Amends stole constitution. Extends from 20 to 30 days the time offer odjournment that Governor may hcM bills presented for signing It f Tt of ter fifth day before legislative session ends. Permits voter referendum petition process to start before Governor approves bill. May thus extend J U I 1 time to collect referendum signatures, but will shorten time to collect signatures for bills presented to Governor more than 20 days after odiournmsnt. Vetoed bills must be returned by Governor with written objections. PROPOSED BY IMITATIVE PETITION CONSTITUTIONAL REAL PROPERTY TAX LIMIT PRESERVING SS DISTRICTS' 1 979 REVENUE Question Shall constitution limit real property tax rotes ond valuations, preserve (HARRP), require elections for certain taxes and limit tax elections? Purpose Constitutional amendment limits real property tox to 1 ' 1979 true cosh value, plus enouah for 85 f 1 00 for emeroencv services! districts' 1979 1980 revenues. Requires equivalent rsnter relief . Taxable volues, district revenues moy increase 2 orvwally. Taxes for existing debts exempted Preserves HARRP. Prohibits special od valorem or soles tax on realty. Tox increases require M legislotive or majority popular vote Certain taxes require elections. Annual limit of two tax elections. Estimate of fmonciol effect: The impact of the possage of this measure is based on existing laws ond appropriation levels in effect on August 4. 1 982. In addition to a revenue impact on local governmental units, possoge of this measure will hove the following financial impact on stote government. Homeowner and Renter Refund Progrom (HARRP) will not decrease in 1983, but will decrease by approximately $7.5 million in colendor yeV 1984 becouse total property toxes will be reduced . Income Taxes for corporations will increose by opproximotely $6.3 million ond personal income toxes will increose approximately $20 6 million for o total increose of opproximotely $26 9 million in calendar year 1983. A decrease in property toxes means less deductions for purposes of Oregon income tox ond thereby produces these increased tax revenues. Possage of this measure will prohibit the state from selling additional generol obligation bonds for the following presently authorized programs: Oregon State Highway Stote Power Development Oregon Forest Rehabilitation ond Reforestation Oregon Pollution Control Irrigation, Drainage ond Water Projects Oregon Veferons' Welfore Higher fducotion (Including Community College) Facilities ond Buildings Elderly Multi-Family Housing Smoll Scale Energy Projects Passage of this measure will not affect ony outstanding stote bonds. YES NO 4 PERMITS SELF-SERVICE DISPENSING Of MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL AT RETAIL Question: Shall persons other than service station operators employes be ollowed to pump gasoline and other vehicle fuels for retail sole? Purpose: Only owners, operators and employes of filling stations, garoges and other places where motor vehicle fuel is sold may now pump gasoline ond other f lommoble fuels for retoil sale. Measure requires State Fire Marshal to adopt sofety rules, effective on or of ter March I, 1 983. oltowing retail customers ond others to fill with gasoline ond other motor vehicle fuels (except liquid petroleum gos) vehicle fuel tanks ond other containers YES NO PEOPLE OF OREGON URGE MUTUAL FREEZE ON NUCLEAR WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT Question: Shall the people urge United States to propose to Soviet Union a mutual freeie on nuclear weapons system development, deployment? Purpose: Measure directs that the President of the United States, Secretory of Defense. Secretary of State ond oil members of Congress be tokf thot the People of Oregon u'ge the United States to propose to the Soviet Union "that both countries ogree to immediately halt the testing, production, and further deployment of all nuclear weapons, missiles, and delivery systems in a way thot con be checked ond verified by both sides." Governor to send written message. YES NO ENDS STATE'S LAND USE PLANNING POWERS, RETAINS LOCAL PLANNING Q Question: Shall the stote s land use authority end, goals be odvisory only, and county ond city lond use planning continue? Purpose: Measure removes the requirement thot locol plons conform to state wide planning goals. It retains the requirement thot each city ond county establish ond maintain a master land use plon. Abolishes Department of lond Conservation ond Development, lond Conservation ond u-v-iuumem tommission ona lona use Boara ot Appeals. Appeois of locol land use decisions transferred to circuit courts. Directs formation of committees to odvise on state wide goals, ond to droit legislation consistent with measure. Estimote of financial effect: The impact of the possoge of this measure it based on existing lows ond Appropriation levels in effect on August 4. 1 982. Possoge of this measure will reduce Generol fund expenditures for the 1981-1983 biennium by approximately $800,000. Generol Fund expenditures in the 1983 1 985 biennium will be increased by on estimated $250,000 for the statewide odvisory committee. YES NO f !
