TEN - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 28, 1992
Governor Roberts reappoints Lewis
Keith Lewis and Debbs Potts of
Grants Pass were reappointed to
the Oregon State Lottery Com
mission by Governor Barbara
Roberts.
Lewis retired from the Oregon
State Police in 1982 after 27 years
of service. In 1989 and 1990, he
worked for the Oregon Lottery’s
security division. He now owns
farmland in Heppner and the
School board accepts bus
The Morrow County School
Board, at their regular meeting
Monday night, voted to accept a
donation of a travel bus from the
Riverside High School Booster
Club.
The North Morrow County
delegation of around 50 people,
lead by Gary Neal. Port of Mor
row manager, Dave Youngbluth,
Riverside High School principal
and Dalarie Philippi, however,
made several stipulations to their
donation.
The club specified that the bus
is for the use of the Riverside
High School students for travel to
athletic and other Riverside High
School student events and further
stated that the bus is to be called
and “ appropriately painted and
lettered the ‘Riverside Pirate
Ship’.“
The club will donate the 1976
Prévost bus at no initial cost to
the district. However, the district
is to maintain the bus and pay all
costs of operation, including fuel,
driver’s wages and other costs.
The donors stipulate that the
Riverside High School principal
and athletic director schedule the
trips for which the “ Pirate Ship”
will be used. They added that the
bus “ might be considered for
providing travel for students of
other schools in the district when:
travel requirements at Riverside
High School are nil, travel re
quirements at other schools are
extraordinary such as post-season
competition and the above
designated scheduling committee
concur.”
The RHS Boosters say that pur
chase o f the 47-passenger
commercial-type bus was pro
mpted by the distances that the
Riverside teams must travel since
FREE TRADE
- Bob Sm ith supports the North American Free Ttade Agreem ent
(NAFTA), which would spur econom ic growth, create job s, and
b o o st Oregon farm exports.
Heritage Land Company, a real
estate company. Lewis was ap
pointed to the lottery commission
in 1991 to fill an unexpired term.
Pending senate confirmation, he
will serve a new term ending in
December 1996.
Potts, the lottery commission
chair, was an Oregon State
Senator from 1961 to 1984.
RHS was moved up to the AAA
league. The bus, which has a
restroom and reclining seats, is to
be funded through donations and
fund raisers, say the boosters.
In other business, the board:
-approved field trip requests to
the Heppner High School band to
travel to Ashland for a three-day
band competition; to the HHS
senior class for a graduation trip
to San Francisco, funded by the
students and fund raisers; to lone
High School history class to
travel to Portland to attend the
Anne Frank exhibit; and to IHS
International Club to travel to
London during spring break. The
trip to London will be funded by
fundraisers, donations and the
students;
-approved resignations of Clair
Costello, Columbia Junior High
baseball coach; Benn Houk, CJH
head basketball coach; Tom
Bedortha, lone High School girls’
assistant basketball coach; and
Bob Sagely, Heppner High
School girls’ assistant basketball
coach;
-approved employment of
G erald
Dom agala,
A .C .
Houghton Elementary School
third grade teacher; C lair
Costello, Riverside High School
assistant baseball coach; and Alan
Haskins, RHS JV girls’ basket
ball coach.
Weather Report
b y City of H eppner
Oct. 10 - 26, 1992
High I >ow Prec Rain
77 46 .15
Tues.
Weds. 60 42 .16
.0
Thurs. 71 42
40
.0
71
Fri.
.0
71 41
Sat.
65 40 .0
Sun.
64 35 .0
Mon.
BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT
- Bob Sm ith is a principal sp on sor of a balanced budget
am endm ent to the C onstitution. Sm ith feels that we have a
budget deficit because Congress over-spends, not b ecau se
C ongress under-taxes us.
GRAZING ON PUBLIC LANDS
- Bob Sm ith supports grazing on public lands, and op p o ses an increase in the federal grazing fee,
which would displace 5,000 family ranchers in the first year alone.
TIMBER
-Bob Sm ith believes jo b s and the stability o f tim ber-dependent com m u nities sh ou ld take
precedence over preservationist m easures. Sm ith leads the charge against legislation that would
tie up m illions o f acres and c o st Oregon 50,000 job s. Sm ith has urged the Forest Service to
salvage the dead and dying tim ber from forests, providing 8,229 family wage job s, prevent forest
fires, and improve forest health.
ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT
-Bob Sm ith introduced a proposal that would protect the owl
and save 11,000 jo b s in Oregon. Sm ith feels it is tim e we made
people as im portant as fish and birds.
HEALTH CARE
-Bob Sm ith is fighting to control m edical c o s ts and provide
affordable health insurance to everyone. Sm ith is opposed to a
governm ent-run m edical system , with the com p assion of the
IRS and Pentagon prices. Sm ith introduced legislation to bring
quality health care to rural areas, and cosp on sored a health
care plan to provide m edical insurance for 20 m illion
Am ericans.
CONGRESSMAN
BOB SMITH
He Stands For YOU!
Authorized and Paid For by Bob Smith for Congress Committee
P.O. Box 8161 Medford, OR 97504
We Need Someone Who Will
DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION NOT DESTROY IT!
NRA RATING:
Michael Payne
Steve Uffelman
A
B-
Source: American Rifleman, October 1992, pg. 51
Now more than ever, we must elect individuals who will defend our rights!
Defend firearms. Defeat gun control. Vote for Michael Payne.
Authorized by Committee to Elect Michael Payne, P.O. Box 5. Baker City, OR 97814 523 4360