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RFARIIF.N 92 □ VF.RN COOK 93 □ F.OWARD N F A D U iY 94 L ) JOHN JCLOCK KS M E A S U R E NO. 2 P R O T E C T IV E H E A D G E A R FO R M O T O R C Y C L E O P T R A T O R S A N D PASS E N G E R S A N D M O P E D R ID E R S (JC F.STION: Shall law r»q u irt motorcycle operator* a «4 pawwm r n and * w p H rtd rn la wear pratartf*« k w C p a rT EXPL A N A T IO N : Measure referred by tegialature Motorcy tie op era** and passenger and moped rider commit often*»* if they rale «nthnul wearing protective Headgear Motorcycle operator comma* offence if paurnger not wearing protective headgear. Measure class if*-* often*»* at Claaa C traffic infraction*, etcepl iraaorcycle paurnger * failure lo wear protective headgear, which it a t clas*iTied by m rawre Ftem pu persona m incioaed cab or operating or riding three wheeled vehicle at leu thaa I ) mile» per hour Forbid« paurnger* on moped* □ YES L iiS 2 ___________________________________________________ igocf OF THE SgrilHF COURT POSITION I VOK FOI OK 95 n W ALLACE P ( ARSON JR VOK FOI ME 5« I J SUSAN (IRAKI R IN tt ’MBF.NT lUOCl OF TME COUIT OF APPEALS. POSIIIOR 1 VOK FOI OK 57 U W ILLIAM RICOS IUDCC OF THE COUIT OF APfUlS, POSITION 4 w I. RICHARDSON VOIE FOI OK IN (T ’MBKNT ~JU0CE OF THF COUIT OF APPUIS POSH 10» S 5* □ JONATHAN NKWMAN VOTE FOI OK INCCMRKNT IU0GE OF TK COUIT OF APPUIS, POSITION I I 60 □ KlIRT C ROSSMAN VOTE FOI OK INCUMBENT HIKE OF THE CIICUIT COUIT UK OISTRICT POSITIOI I *1 □ JACK OLSKN _ _ ___________ C O U N T Y ______________________ MEASURE 25-1 MORROW COUNTY IN O MBKNT JPVCE OF IK COVtl OF APPUIS, POSIT I0H I «G _ VOTE EOI ORE IN( CMBF.NT Mark a CIOSS (X) 0 ( a CHECK HAIR U ') In tha eotm* iqaara kators tka «rottl "TES" ot befote tha mvi NO lot th« sntusf toted lo# S T A T E _____________ _ _ IE F E IK 0 TO THE PEOPLE IT THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLE M F.ASUKK NO. I A i m a o i u z n w a t e r m c v k l o p m k n t fund l o a n s F O R FISH P R O T E C T IO N , W A I F R S IIK I) KFN Tt »RATION Q t IF.STION: Shall FKh protection and » a le n h n l restoration lx add«! a< p n ije d i lhal cored II id tonally may be financed by Water De* riopmenl Fund loan* 7 O N E YF1AR O PFJtATTN t; 1 X V Y (H T S ID F . T H E T A X RASE (JU F A T IO N : Shall M orraw ('aunty le v y 13.241,1*4 outstdr the la* bane for operating purpoara for ffarai year 1*44-4*7 F .X P I-A N A T IO N : The purpnae o f Ihn levy u lo provide fund* lo balance the Morrow County operating budget For fiscal year IVHH HU which include* Road Fund, County School Fund. Crtie* (vutain o f Road Fund*. Fair A Rodeo Fund, and Cienrral Fund (whwh provide* funding for F t lens tor Setvare. Weed Control Distrvi. Saul A Water Comervatam Dmnct. S en «» Srrvae* Coor dinator. Neighborhood Council. Predatory Animal Damage Con trot, Museum, JuUar Court. Juvenile Director. Soil Fmaam Con iml. and Waternuuter. at well aa thoar armae* required by Oregon Law) □ YES U NO M E A S U R E NO. 25-2 M FTM C AL FU ND O N E Y E A R OPE R A T IN G L E V Y (H T S ID F ' T H E T A X BASE Q U E S T IO N : Shall M o r r t « County le v y >400.112 outside the tat base foe Health C ar* operation* For flarai year 1*444*7 E X P L A N A T IO N : The purpose o f thi* levy it lo provide fun*H hi ha lane r the Morrow County M ol aal Fund operating budget for fiscal year IVHH HU These fund* are to provide health care ter- vices and emergency medical tervicc* for ail cummumtict of Morrow County □ YES U NO_________________________________________ ______ M F.ASCRF NO. 25-3 SCIMMM. FUND T O E S T A B L IS H A N UP T O D A T K T A X BASF Q< F.STION: Shatf M orrow County School lA s trk is las bnse be Increased In 1*44-4* to M A I2A 25 front the current U s base o f VUU. 4*47 F '.X PI.AN AI IO N : The district adopted the original Hrppnrr School District'» 1*16 la* base, and that la* base ha* grown over the year* lo its present W M .9*4 an«Mint Thu base represents less than 9% o f the total funds needed lo operate the district for one year. OSFGC met in Prairie City When District #10, Oregon Sute F ederation o f Garden Clubs (O S F G O . met April 21, al Prairie City, the Green Thumb Garden Club welcomed everyone with warm smiles and fnendship. Registration and coffee hour were from 9:30- 10 a m with the meeting called to order al 10 a m Follow ing the pledge o f allegiance to the na tional Hag and invocation. District Director Jane Rawlins o f Heppner kept the business meeting moving The reports o f the garden club presidents were heard and all o f the clubs are planning special events for Oregon Slate Garden Week. June 5-21. 1988 Dunnit the business meeting a mo lion was made to remove Cnlliam County from District #8 and include it in District #10 and remove Baker County from District #10 and in elude it in District # 1 1 The motion passed unanimously It was announced that District #10 gave money lo the OSFGC for the National L ife Membership Fund as a memorial for tw o deceased members Dtmna Donahue and Ruth Scott The nominating committee was appomted for the nest term o f o f ficers They arc Phyllis Brooks. Condon; Della Huber, lone, and G e n e v ie v e M cG h ee, Milton Freewater Flower Show School #5 will he May 23. 24 and 25 in Hcrnuston al ihc Catholic Parish Hall F.vcryonc is invited to attend There will he a flower show in Milton Frccwalcr August 21 along with the Muddy Frogs*atcr Festival The budgetinp privets will continue lo determine the actual anavjiK A slide show o f wild flowers and o f the la* base lhal will be levied lo balance the budget wildlife in the Strawberry l.akc area If this measure is approved, the school district will he subject lo and the valley around Prairie City the 6% Constitutional limitation and cannot escecd this limit was presented without voter approval Evaluc Greiner, Butterfly chair ____________ n Y E S man lor District #10 gave a presen □ NO tadon on butterflies and bow they can be attracted to gardens The meeting ended with a guided Polling places for the Hag 17, 1988 Primary election to be held lour o f the Historical Railroad Depot in Morrow County, Oregon will be as follows: Museum which has been a project o f the Green Thumb Garden Club F:XPI.ANA1 ION: Referred by legislature Amend* Oregon Constitution Article XI I Allow* Water Development Fund. prevKNidy created by date borrowing, to finance loan« to »late residents for fish protect Km and waicrshcd restoration project* Doc« not change prevent authority lo Finance water development project* for irrigation, drainage, municipal uses and for acquiring related easement* and right* ot way. or requirement of «ccured repayment of loan* Continue* to reserve at least SO percent of Fund (or iingaiHHt and drainage loan* I ) YES □ NO 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 North Boardnan . . S ou th Boardman . . Hardman .............. l o n e ..................... North Irrigon . . South Irrigon . . Lexington . . . . Northeast Heppner. Northwest Heppner. Southeast Heppner. Southwest Heppner. The purpose o f this measure election it to establish a realistic la* base o f W .612.023 to meet the continuing needs o f the district This measure does nut levy a tat Instead, it updates a 72 year old las base . Greenfield Grange . Sam Boardman School . Morrow County Courthouse . lone City Hall . North Morrow Annex . Columbia Junior High School Mormon Church . Old City Hall . Pettyjohn Building . Morrow County Courthouse . Morrow County Courthouse All polling places are handicapped accessable Published May I I . 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE IN V IT A T IO N T O BID The Port o f Morm w will accept bids until 1:30 p m on May 20, ISFK8 on the following: PV C PIPE Gasketed Pipe I2S P S I 8" 20(X) ft Gasketed Pipe 125 P S 1 10” 5500 ft Gasketed Pipe 125 P S 1 12” 1380 ft Gasketed Pipe 125 P S 1 15” 900 ft Plus an assortment o f fittings A detailed list o f the fitting* may he received by calling Jerald Rea at 481-SHOP The Port o f Morrow Re«rrve* the right to reject any and all bids (s)R. L. M iller General Manager Port o f M orrow PuMuhed. M ay I I . I9 M _________ _______________________________________ PUBLIC NOTICE N O T IC E OF BU D G ET C O M M IT T E E M E E TIN G A public meeting o f the Budget Committee for the W illow Creek Park District to diacuv* the budget for the fiscal year July I, 1988 to Jut* 30. 1989 will he held at 171 W Linden W ay, Heppner The meeting will take place on May 19, 1988 at 7:30 p m The purpose is to receive the budget message and document o f the W illow Creek Park District Thu is a public meeting where delibera tion o f the Budget Committee will take place Any person may appear at the meeting and discuss the pro posed budget with the Budget Co mmittee . Richard Cw tia W illo w A larfle number of students and their parents at tended the Youth Apprec iation night held Fri day at the Elks Lodge The Elks sponsor this event in honor of the youth of the community. Part District 1988 9 II. * A ^ « « PUBLIC BOTICI S E C O N D N O T IC E O F B U D G E T H E A R IN G A public hearing on a proposed budget for Port o f Morrow, Morrow County, Sute o f Oregon, for the fiscal year July I, 1988 to June .30, 1989 will he held at I Marine Drive The hearing will take place on the 25th day o f May. 1988 at 7:30 p m.. The purpose o f the hearing is to discuss the budget with interested persons The first Notice o f Budget Hearing and Financial Summary was published in The Heppner Gazette Times on May 4. 1988 A copy o f the budget document may be in «peeled or obtained at Port o f M or row. I Manne Drive, Buardman, O R between the hours o f 8 (X) a m. and 5:00 p m Published May I I , 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE N o n a O P R IG H T TO N O M IN A T E BY P E T IT IO N The Farmers Home Administra tK>n (F m H A ) is accepting nomina twins for County Committee elec twins for Umatilla. M orm w. Gilliam Counties This notice is issued to in form eligible voters o f the right to nominate candidates by petitwin Copies o f the petition and instruc turns on iLs completion can he obtain ed from your local Fm H A office Persons nominated should have an interest in a farm as an owner, te nant, or sharecropper within the county area in which activities o f the county or area committee are earned out They must he citizens o f the United States or aliens Lawfully ad milted to the United States for per manent residence, and be well qualified for comm ittee work Spouses o f those persons who meet the eligibility entena are also eligi hie for nomination for election to the county committee Nommatwin* must be received in the Pendleton Fm H A County O ffice no later than M A Y 19. 1988 Fm H A committee elections are open to all eligible voters without regard to race, col or. religion, national origin, age. political affiliation, marital status, set. and or handicap. Published April 6. 20. May 4, 11. 18, 1988 m * * PUBLIC BOTICE The Morrow County Planning Commission will hold a public hear ing on Monslay. May 23. 1988. at 7:30 p m at the Morrow County Courthouse Anne* Building in lr irgon, Oregon A public hearing will be held on the following A public hearing lo consider a change o f zone from Small Farm 40 to General Commercial in Township 4 North. Range 25 Fast. Section 10. T a * Lots 3000. u o o . O o i. 3100. 3204. and 3202 Interested persons are invited to the hearing to express their views Written, signed statements will he considered Reasons for approval or disapproval should he included in written or oral statements Kent Gtxidyear Chairman Morrow Csninty Planning Commission Published May N . 1988 PUBLIC NOTICE Notice o f budget Committee Meeting Council o f Governments A public meeting o f the budget committee o f the Hast Central Oregon Association o f Counties. Umatilla County. Stale o f Oregon, to discuss Ihc budget for the fiscal year o f 7/1/88 to 6/30/89 will he held al (he Wagon Wheel Cafe 216 N Main, Heppner, Oregon The meeting will take place on 5/19/88 al 2 p m The purpose is to receive and approve the budget document This is a public meeting where deliberation o f the budget cofomit tee will take place Any person may appear at the meeting and divxivs the proposed programs with the budget committee A copy o f the budget may be in spected or obtained at 17 SW Frazer No 20. Pendleton. Oregon, between the hours o f 8 a m and 5 p m The budget document will he available by 3/16/88. Published: M ay I I , 1988 State Elks president Truscott Irby and N.E. District Vice president Arm W illiam s were keynote speakers. Wranglers Results April 22 Stick horse race: first-Brett Barber, second-Kelsey Greenup, third-Megan Bergstrom, fourth Pat Schiller. 5 yean and under Barrels: first-A m y Papineau, îecond Joe Papmeau; third Blake Knowles. fourth-Shad Hisler Poles first Blake K n ow les, second Amy Papmeau. third-Matt Bergstrom, fourth Shad Hisler Put and Take race: first-Jeff Schiller, second Joe Papmeau, thinJ- Shad Hisler. fourth-Brandi Brantley 6-7 year olds Barrels first Brian Know les, second-J ay lene Papmeau. third- Annie H isler; fourth Kathleen Greenup Poles: first Brian K n o w les ; second-J ay lene Papmeau, third- Bergstrom, fourth Ht>lly Eckman Figure 8: first Rodney Birman traut, second-Donita Sharp, third- Shelly A shheck, fo u rth -H o lly Eckman. 14-18 year olds Barrels: first-N ikki Brisbois; second Heather Eckman; third-Judy Jepsen; fourth-Angie Ashheck P o les: first-Jodee A sh b eck ; second Heather Eckman. third-Amy Greenup, fourth Nikki Bnshois Figure 8: ftrsl-Nikki Brisbois; second Heather Eckman. third Judy Jepsen; fourth-Amy Greenup 19 and over ________________________ i V *: f ■.* - f - - • . ,t . • , • ' * « y V * _ • . • •V % ‘ I •’ a * ' *, # * *4* * P* • «. • . 6 a 1 • * r •f . .. , v • • * . . • •*» » Barrels: first-M ary Know les; second Dick Temple. third-Mary Munkcrs, fourth-Joan Eckman P o les: firs t-M a ry K n o w les . sccond-Michele Bergstrom. third- M ary M unkers; fourth Joan Eckman. Figure 8: first Joan Eckman, sccond-Mary Knowles. thtrd-Dtck Temple, fourth Mary Munkcrs Kathlccn Greenup, fourth Angela Munkcrs Put and Take race: first-Brian Knowles, second Annie H isler; third-Jaylcnc Papmeau, fourth- Kathleen Greenup I q B i OF TH A N K S 8-10 year olds The Lord giveth and the Lord taketh Poles: first-J oey H o ffm a n ; away. There is great comfort in second Kclsie Evans; a tic for third knowing you arc surrounded by car between Josie Evans and Tiffanie ing people when a loved one is taken Munkcrs away. The family o f Joe Worlein P oles first-J oey H o ffm a n ; feels dun comfort in the cards, second Kclsie Evans, third Josie flowers, food, memorials and other Evans, fourth Charcnc Coe. acts of kindness Thank you. Put and Take race: first-Josie Nadine W orlein Evans, second Charcnc Coe, third Pat S l Wayland Hyatt & family Kclsie Evans, fourth Joey Hoffman Janet A Bob Christensen A family 11-13 year olds Dorothy Buell A family Barrels a lie for first between Sara ____________________________ 3 - ll- lc Greenup and Rodney Ehrmantraut; I would like to thank everyone for third Domta Sharp. fourth-Jcnme making the blond dnve o f April 20th Ash beck a success W e had 64 volunteer Poles first Rodney Ehrmantraut, donors with 47 successful units o f second Donita Sharp, third-Sara blood Fourteen o f those volunteers Greenup, fourth Jennie Ashhcck were first time donors, which is a Put and Take first Donita Sharp, wonderful contribution to the future second Rodney Ehrmantraut, third- o f blood supply I would also like to Sara G reenu p; fo u rth -H o lly thank the volunteers who worked at Eckman the blood dnve Without your help 14-18 year olds it wouldn't happen Thanks to the Barrels: first Nikki Brisbois; Fleppner High School Honor Socie sccond-Jodee Ashheck, third Judy ty, Heppner High Schtvil students. Jcpsen, fourth Trish Coe. Central Market, volunteers from Poles first-Jodee A sh heck; second-Amy Greenup, third Angie r PM H , and the Heppner Elks ladies Ashheck. fourth-Trish Coe. ;iE v e r y o n e ! help is greatly ap predated in making (he blood dnve Put and T ake: fir s t-A n g ie the success it was Again thank you Ashheck. second Judy Jepsen, third- to donors and volunteers Hope to Tnsh Coe. fourth Jodee Ashbcck. see you all at the next bltxxl drive 19 and o ver in September.______________ 3 - l l - l c Barrels first Penny Hoffman, second Mary Munkcrs. third Mary I want to thank everyone for the Knowles, fourth Joan Eckman cards, hospital visits, letters, Poles first-Dtck Temple, aecond- flo w e rs , phone calls and the Joan Eckman. third Mary Knowles, delicious food brought to our home fourth-Mary Munkers after my surgery. Pul and T a k e: first M ary Maxine Gray Knowles, second Joan Eckman, ____________________________5 l L L ! p third Michele Bergstrom; fourth A special thanks to my two lovely Dick Temple sisters and their fa m ilies for May 1 decorating the office so colorful to Stick Horse Race first Brett help raise my spirits on such a dread Barber, second Kelsey Greenup, fol day in my life. third Pat Schiller, fourth Megan Thank you to all the local Bergstrom businesses lhal “ P U T U P " with the 5 and Under posters Your business probably Barrels: first-A m y Papmeau, boomed. second filake Knowles, third-Joey And a special thank* to all those Papineua, fourth Matt Bergstrom who helped celebrate Poles fir s t-A m y Papineau; I W IL L G E T EVE N second Blake Knowles, third Brandi Sandy Brantley, fourth Shad Hisler The Y O U N G E S T o f the Bennett Figure 8: first Am y Papmeau, girl's) second Brandi Brantley, third-Jnry ____________________________ 3 - l l - l c Papmeau, fourth Blake Knowles. Its lime again for the M orrow 6-7 year w as County CattleWomen to express Barrels: first-Brian Know les, their "thank yous" to everyone who second Annie Hilser, third Jay lene gave o f their time to make the 8th Papmeau, fourth Angela Munkers grade Lynch Terrace Middle Schtxil Poles first-Jaylene Papmeau. from Portland, a success second Annie Hisler, third Kathleen Special thanks to everyone who Greenup, fourth Brian Knowles. prepared the food and helped serve Figure 8: first Brian Knowles; the class after their agriculture1 tour second A ngela Munkers; third- o f several ranch operations in our Anme Hisler. fourth-Caaey Evans area T o the Temples, where it was 8-10 year otds an animal, touch and learn ex Barrels first K cls ie Evans; perience. then out to Mark and Tami second Josie evans, third Tiffanie Rietmann's who explained the why* Munkers. foxirth-Joey Hoffman. and whrreforea o f how a cattle ranch Poles first-Josie Evans, second ia run. last stop was at the Jim Joey H o ffm a n ; th ird -T iffa n y W est’ s who have a horse breeding Munkers. fourth Charene Coe. program, along with their cattle and Figu re 8: first-Josie Evans, sheep interests It was here they got second-Tiffanie Munkers. third- to see “ a once in a lifetime happen Charme Coe. fourth-Joey Hoffman m g " one o f Wests Broodmares had 11-13 you- olds foaled twin cohi a day or two before Barries firs l-H o lly Eckman. the tour A lso special thankyous to second Rodney Ehrmantraut. third the Host Families who do ao much Dnrnu Sharp, fourth-Joint Ashbeck to make their Ray enjoyable, to P o le s ; first-Jen n i A sh beck ; Fa stern Oregon second Donita Sharp,third Trampus 5 -ll-lp . ■ ‘ * * * V V ' - v* : - v * • '£ - ». : V *v*. w * ( ' V , / •-.V, i " \ ' laVRL. v , ™ • ' • • V { i. v L • ;• * N », f.V a# . * . ’W . « . <* '-‘ r v ' . < * » V y s . »* • » ** T. t, . fo-SvY; y -:c- n » - • » $ j 1
