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RICHARD AUGER OCCUPATION: Retired Division Chief. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: 27 years of firefighting experi- ence, Paramedic – 12 years, USAR FEMA team member and instructor. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services Administration. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Appointed to the Williams Fire Board of Directors November 2009 to pre- sent. I started my firefighting career in 1981 and I retired as Division Chief in 2008. I was involved in my department’s development of the Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) FEMA team, and Paramedic program. As a Division Chief in Training my responsibilities included all EMS Training, Firefighting, and Scheduling of personnel. My responsi- bilities also included Computer Operations, Dispatch Procedures, and Radio Communications. I am currently involved with the Williams Fire Support Group and have a great admiration for the work that they do. Thank you Richard Auger (Information furnished by Richard Auger) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Williams Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #2 Voter Registration Information Hearing Impaired Voters May Use TDD RelayLine - 1-800-735-2900 Voting Instructions At the MAY 17, 2011 Special Election the voters of Josephine County should cast their votes as illustrated below. TO VOTE YOU MUST COMPLETELY FILL IN THE OVAL ( ) TO THE LEFT OF YOUR RESPONSE. TO WRITE-IN A NAME – FILL IN THE OVAL ( ) TO THE LEFT OF THE LINE AND WRITE-IN THE NAME ON THE LINE. TO VOTE ON A MEASURE OR CANDIDATE ON THE BALLOT, SIMPLY FILL IN THE OVAL COMPLETELY NEXT TO THE YES OR NO OR CANDIDATE’S NAME. IF YOU VOTE FOR MORE CANDIDATES THAN ALLOWED, OR IF YOU VOTE BOTH YES AND NO ON A MEASURE, IT IS CALLED AN OVERVOTE. YOUR VOTE WILL NOT COUNT FOR THAT CANDIDATE OR MEASURE. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO VOTE ON ALL CONTESTS. THOSE YOU DO VOTE ON WILL STILL BE COUNTED. IF YOU CHANGE YOUR CHOICE, SPOIL YOUR BALLOT OR LOSE IT, CONTACT THE COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE AT (541) 474-5243. –Returning Your Voted Ballot– Vote your ballot. Fold the ballot and insert it into the secrecy envelope. Seal the secrecy envelope and insert into colored return envelope. Seal the colored return envelope and sign the statement on the back of the envelope. Your ballot will not be counted if your envelope is not signed. Place the appropriate first class postage on the return envelope and mail it so that it is received in the Josephine County Clerk’s Office or at an Official Ballot Drop Site location (no postage required) not later than 8:00 p.m. May 17, 2011. IMPORTANT: YOUR BALLOT WILL NOT BE COUNTED IF IT IS NOT RECEIVED BY 8:00 p.m. May 17, 2011. Billy Kidd PRESIDENT VOTE FOR ONE JOHN ALLEN THOMAS JEFFERSON J. Q. PUBLIC _____________________________ Or Write In PRESIDENT VOTE FOR ONE JOHN ALLEN THOMAS JEFFERSON J. Q. PUBLIC _____________________________ YES YES YES NO NO NO EXAMPLES: USE A BLUE OR BLACK INK PEN. Measure Josephine County Official Ballot Drop Site Locations Open from April 30 th until 8 pm, May 17, 2011 Josephine County Courthouse : The County Clerk’s Office (7:50 am-5:30 pm, Mon.-Fri.) Open 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. on election day Justice Building side, ground floor next to the elevator. (24 hours / 7 days) Next to the “C” Street Entrance (Tax Office entrance) (24 hours / 7 days) Drive-u p Ballot Dr op : Parking lot behind library. Enter from “C” Street (24 hours / 7 days) Merlin : Umpqua Bank, Merlin Rd. & Monument Dr., parking lot (24 hours / 7 days) Murphy : Ray’s Sentry Market, in front, on the left side of the building (24 hours / 7 days) Cav e J unction : Cave Junction City Hall, near front entrance (24 hours / 7 days) INFORMATION FOR THE MAY 17, 2011 ELECTION To be eligible to vote in the May 17, 2011 election, a completed voter registration card must be on file with the Josephine County Clerk by April 26, 2011. YOU MAY REGISTER TO VOTE IF: 1. You are a citizen of the United States. 2. You will be 18 years of age or older on election day. 3. You are a resident of Oregon. YOU MUST UPDATE YOUR REGISTRATION IF: 1. Your residence or mailing address changes. 2. Your name changes. 3. You wish to change party affiliation. Voter registration cards can be obtained from any county elections office, most post offices, some state agen- cies, and are found in many telephone books. For information about registration and voting contact: Art Harvey, Josephine County Clerk and Recorder P.O. Box 69, Grants Pass, OR 97528-0203 www.co.josephine.or.us / (541) 474-5243 Josephine County oters’ Pamphlet Special Election May 17, 2011 Dear Josephine County Voter: Per Oregon Revised Statutes, the election for School Board and Special District Directors is to be held on the third Tuesday in May of odd numbered years. Although many of the positions are unopposed, the candidates must still be elected. This Voters’ Pamphlet includes information on only those candidates who chose to pay the fee and submit a statement and photo. You may return your ballot either by mail or by dropping it in any one of the conveniently located Official Drop Boxes listed in this pamphlet. Your ballot must be in our office or in one of our Official Drop Boxes no later than 8:00 P.M., May 17, 2011. Postmarks do not count. Should you have any questions regarding this election, please call our office at (541) 474-5243. REMEMBER: EVERY VOTE COUNTS ! Sincerely, Art Harvey Josephine County Clerk and Recorder JAMES MINERVINI OCCUPATION: Doctor of Chiropractic; Small Business Owner; Current Board Member – Illinois Valley R.F.P.D. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Chiropractor 1992-Present; Small Business Owner 1995- Present. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Life Chiropractic College- West 1987-1992 Doctorate-D.C.; Breneau University (pre-Med) 1986-1987; Palomar College (Pre-Med) 1982- 1985. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Current Illinois Valley R.F.P.D. Board Member. Hello Illinois Valley, I look forward to continuing to serve you on the Illinois Valley R.F.P.D. Board in the coming years and here ask for your support. I will continue to bring my 20 years of administrative experience to the Board. My unique perspective of being a practicing physician in the Illinois Valley, beginning in 2001, also adds a valuable point of view to the Board regarding Fire & Safety issues. Thank you, Dr. James Minervini (Information furnished by James Minervini) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Illinois Valley Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #1 JERRY LAMB OCCUPATION: Auto Body Repair. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Auto Body Repair; US Air Force. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: GED–High School; US Air Force. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Volunteer Fire Department – Carlotta, CA; Volunteer Fire District – Cave Junction, OR 1975; Cave Junction Police Department – Reserve; Illinois Valley Director Position #4 2007. Presently, I serve as a volunteer Director for the Illinois Valley Fire District. I have spent years volunteering in var- ious areas. I have been involved in the fire service arena since 1965, originally as a volunteer firefighter in the community of Carlotta. My family and I moved to the Illinois Valley in 1974. By 1975 I joined the Illinois Valley Fire District as a volunteer firefighter. I believe that it is my obligation and responsibility to be a contributing member of the community in which I live. Additionally, I was a volunteer of the Cave Junction Police Department, was a member of the local Kwanis club, and presently sing in my church choir. I bring years of fire experience to share as a Director. As a business owner, I know, especially during these eco- nomic times how important every dollar is spent. I am proud of the direction our fire department has gone over the past five years, updating our facilities, our fleet, and most important the continued dedication to serving the community. I like to believe that sharing my years of experience as a Director for the Illinois Valley Fire District, has helped. It would be my desire to continue serving my community as your Director. I am asking for your vote of confidence and giving me the opportunity to serve you another term. (Information furnished by Jerry Lamb) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Illinois Valley Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #4 RICHARD R. BOUCHARD OCCUPATION: Delivery Driver/ Sales Person – Fields Home Center. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Auction Office Manager; Sales Person/Truck Driver – Illinois Valley Building Supply. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Russell Elementary 6th grade graduated; North Junior High 9th grade graduated; Taconic High 12th grade graduated. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: None. My deceased wife Dusty Bouchard was on the fire board, and I would like to continue in her concerns for the fire- fighters and the district. I have lived in the valley since 1995. I have decided this would be the best way to show my gratitude for the firefighters. This valley has a great future and I would like to help it grow. (Information furnished by Richard R. Bouchard) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Illinois Valley Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #4 EDWIN (BOB) BUTLER OCCUPATION: Retired Firefighter Engineer. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: 37 years as a paid Firefighter; 7 years as a volunteer Asst. Fire Chief. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Sunnyvale High School 12th grade–Diploma; Consumnes College 2 year AA Degree Fire Science; Pre-Med in Air Force–Diploma; Certified Board Member. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: 12 years as an elected Fire District Board Member. I am qualified for the position of Board Commissioner for Illinois Valley R.F.P.D. for the following reasons: • I am a retired Firefighter Engineer with a total of 37 years service which includes 8 years as a Crash/Rescue Firefighter in the United States Air Force. • Also I have 6 years as an Assistant Fire Chief for a Volunteer Fire District acting as the Training officer and 12 years as a Board of Director of a County Fire District. • I hold an Associate of Arts Degree in Fire Science and am a Vietnam Veteran with an honorable discharge. Finally, I do not believe taxes need to be raised in order to meet the needs of the Illinois Valley R.F.P.D. Thank you for the opportunity to represent you. Thank you, Edwin R. Butler (Information furnished by Edwin (Bob) Butler) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Illinois Valley Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #5 BILL WAGGONER OCCUPATION: Retired. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Bob Drakes Reproduction Co. Grants Pass, Oregon; Oregon Tech. Production / General Inst ruments Co., Grants Pass, Oregon. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Bray High School, Bray, Oklahoma – Completed – Diploma; U.S. Army Ordnance School, Aberdeen, Maryland – Completed – Diploma. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Appointed to Josephine County Clean Air Board by the County Commissioners in the years of the 1980’s. Bill, moved to Selma, Oregon with his family in the year of 1972. One of the first things he did was join the Deer Creek Grange #371 and volunteer for the Illinois Valley Rural Fire Department of which he is a past member. Was raised on a farm/ranch in Oklahoma. Past work experience includes work in oil refineries, a manager in Production Control for Wayne Mfg., and a supervisor for Oregon Technical Products in Grants Pass, Oregon. He is a past chairman of the Selma Citizens involvement and Citizen Action Committee for Land Use Planning. Past member of Junior Chamber of Commerce. Spent a tour of duty in Korea for the United States Army, stateside duty at Travis Air Force Base with the United States Army Missile Program. For the past ten years he has served on the Illinois Valley Community Response Team (I.V.C.R.T), now known as the Illinois Valley Citizen Development Organization (I.V.C.D.O.) as a Board Director. At the present date he is still serving as one of the Board members. (Information furnished by Bill Waggoner) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Illinois Valley Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #5 RICHARD J. HURLEY OCCUPATION: Retired Deputy Sheriff. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: United States Air Force, Weapons Specialist – Teamster, Cement Truck Driver – Deputy Sheriff, Sonoma County Calif. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Petaluma High School, 12th Grade, Diploma – United States Air Force, Weapons Specialist – Santa Rosa Junior College, Reserve Deputy Sheriff Academy, Level 3, 2 & 1 – Santa Rosa Junior College, Criminal Justice Academy, Deputy Sheriff. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Current President, Board of Directors Wolf Creek Rural Fire Protection District – Member, Sunny Wolf Community Response Team (CRT) – Current President, London Peak Lions Club of Wolf Creek – Past Founding Member, Board of Directors, Sunny Wolf Charter School. I have been a member of the Wolf Creek community since April 2005. In wanting to do my part for the community I was appointed to the Board of Directors for the Wolf Creek Rural Fire Protection District in February 2008 and became Board President soon thereafter. In May 2009 I was elected to the Board of Directors. In the past three years along with the help of my fellow board members, Fire Chief, Office Administrator, Volunteer Firefighters and Support Staff we have turned your fire department around one hundred and eighty degrees. This has not gone unno- ticed by the comments received from the surrounding fire districts, the state fire marshals office and the citizens of Wolf Creek. As a Deputy Sheriff of twenty nine years I have the public and county government experience that would greatly benefit the community of Wolf Creek. If re- elected to the Board of Directors I will continue to give my all to protect your interests in the fire department. (Information furnished by Richard J. Hurley) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Wolf Creek Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #5 MARY PATTERSON OCCUPATION: Retired. OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND: Cook at Williams Grange; Quality controller Radar Parts at war plant; Teacher/sales for White Elna; Teacher-lecturer at Grossmont School District in Adult Education. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: High School Milwaukee, Wis 12th; San Diego Adult Education Home EC 7 semes- ters; California State University Methods & Principles of Adult ED 4 units. GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: None. I am running for a Board Member position on the Williams Rural Fire Protection District Board of Directors because of my love for the Williams Community and my passion for the Williams Fire Department. I moved to Williams with my husband Pat in 1989. Pat joined the Fire Department and I was one of the founding members of the Fire Department Support Group respon- sible for raising funds and donations to build the present fire station. My husband was still active with the Fire District when he passed in 2005. I have remained active to this day with the Support Group. I ask for your vote because I feel this is my only way of showing my appreciation and pay back to the community I so love. I have been attending the Fire District Board meetings and am very pleased to see the District in good financial condition. I was raised during the depression so I understand the value of saving and living within our means. I also understand that a lot of us retirees are on a fixed income and adding any additional taxes is not an option. Living in Williams for the past 22 years I understand the history of Williams, the history of the fire department and its needs required to meet the District responsibilities for services to the residence while keeping the District finan- cially responsible. Once again I ask for your vote. (Information furnished by Mary Patterson) Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The above information has not been verified for accuracy by the county. Nonpartisan for Williams Rural Fire Protection District Fire Board, Position #2
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RICHARDAUGEROCCUPATION: Retired DivisionChief.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:27 years of firefighting experi-ence, Paramedic – 12 years,USAR FEMA team memberand instructor.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Bachelor’s Degree inHuman Services Administration.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Appointed to theWilliams Fire Board of Directors November 2009 to pre-sent.
I started my firefighting career in 1981 and I retired asDivision Chief in 2008. I was involved in my department’sdevelopment of the Urban Search and Rescue (USAR)FEMA team, and Paramedic program. As a Division Chiefin Training my responsibilities included all EMS Training,Firefighting, and Scheduling of personnel. My responsi-bilities also included Computer Operations, DispatchProcedures, and Radio Communications.
I am currently involved with the Williams Fire SupportGroup and have a great admiration for the work that theydo.
Thank youRichard Auger
(Information furnished by Richard Auger)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forWilliams Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #2
Voter Registration Information
Hearing Impaired Voters May Use TDD RelayLine - 1-800-735-2900
Voting InstructionsAt the MAY 17, 2011 Special Election the voters of Josephine County
should cast their votes as illustrated below.
TO VOTE YOU MUST COMPLETELY FILL IN THE OVAL ( ) TO THE LEFT OF YOUR RESPONSE.
TO WRITE-IN A NAME – FILL IN THE OVAL ( ) TO THE LEFT OF THE LINEAND WRITE-IN THE NAME ON THE LINE.
TO VOTE ON A MEASURE OR CANDIDATE ON THE BALLOT, SIMPLY FILL IN THE OVALCOMPLETELY NEXT TO THE YES OR NO OR CANDIDATE’S NAME.
IF YOU VOTE FOR MORE CANDIDATES THAN ALLOWED, OR IF YOU VOTE BOTH YES AND NO ON A MEASURE, IT ISCALLED AN OVERVOTE. YOUR VOTE WILL NOT COUNT FOR THAT CANDIDATE OR MEASURE.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO VOTE ON ALL CONTESTS. THOSE YOU DO VOTE ON WILL STILL BE COUNTED.
IF YOU CHANGE YOUR CHOICE, SPOIL YOUR BALLOT OR LOSE IT, CONTACT THE COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE AT (541) 474-5243.
–Returning Your Voted Ballot–Vote your ballot.Fold the ballot and insert it into the secrecy envelope.Seal the secrecy envelope and insert into colored return envelope.Seal the colored return envelope and sign the statement on the back of the envelope.
Your ballot will not be counted if your envelope is not signed.
Place the appropriate first class postage on the return envelope and mail it so that it is received in theJosephine County Clerk’s Office or at an Official Ballot Drop Site location (no postage required)
not later than 8:00 p.m. May 17, 2011.
IMPORTANT: YOUR BALLOT WILL NOT BE COUNTED IF IT IS NOT RECEIVED BY 8:00 p.m. May 17, 2011.
Billy Kidd
PRESIDENTVOTE FOR ONE
JOHN ALLEN
THOMAS JEFFERSON
J. Q. PUBLIC
_____________________________
Or Write In
PRESIDENTVOTE FOR ONE
JOHN ALLEN
THOMAS JEFFERSON
J. Q. PUBLIC
_____________________________
YES YES YES
NO NO NO
EXAMPLES:USE A BLUE OR BLACK INK PEN.
Measure
Josephine County Official Ballot Drop Site LocationsOpen from April 30th until 8 pm, May 17, 2011
Josephine County Courthouse:The County Clerk’s Office (7:50 am-5:30 pm, Mon.-Fri.)
Open 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. on election day
Justice Building side,ground floor next to the elevator. (24 hours / 7 days)
Next to the “C” Street Entrance(Tax Office entrance) (24 hours / 7 days)
Drive-up Ballot Drop:Parking lot behind library. Enter from “C” Street (24 hours / 7 days)
Merlin:Umpqua Bank, Merlin Rd. & Monument Dr., parking lot (24 hours / 7 days)
Murphy:Ray’s Sentry Market, in front, on the left side of the building (24 hours / 7 days)
Cave Junction:Cave Junction City Hall, near front entrance (24 hours / 7 days)
INFORMATION FOR THE MAY 17, 2011 ELECTIONTo be eligible to vote in the May 17, 2011 election, a completed voter registration card must be on file withthe Josephine County Clerk by April 26, 2011.YOU MAY REGISTER TO VOTE IF:
1. You are a citizen of the United States.2. You will be 18 years of age or older on election day.3. You are a resident of Oregon.
YOU MUST UPDATE YOUR REGISTRATION IF:1. Your residence or mailing address changes.2. Your name changes.3. You wish to change party affiliation.
Voter registration cards can be obtained from any county elections office, most post offices, some state agen-cies, and are found in many telephone books.For information about registration and voting contact:
Art Harvey,Josephine County Clerk and Recorder
P.O. Box 69, Grants Pass, OR 97528-0203www.co.josephine.or.us / (541) 474-5243
Josephine Countyoters’ Pamphlet
Special ElectionMay 17, 2011
Dear Josephine County Voter:Per Oregon Revised Statutes, the election
for School Board and Special District Directors is to be held on the third Tuesday in May ofodd numbered years. Although many of the positions are unopposed, the candidatesmust still be elected.
This Voters’ Pamphlet includes information on only those candidates who chose to paythe fee and submit a statement and photo.
You may return your ballot either by mail or by dropping it in any one of theconveniently located Official Drop Boxes listed in this pamphlet.
Your ballot must be in our office or in one of our Official Drop Boxes no later than8:00 P.M., May 17, 2011. Postmarks do not count.
Should you have any questions regarding this election, please call our officeat (541) 474-5243.REMEMBER: EVERY VOTE COUNTS !
Sincerely,
Art HarveyJosephine County Clerk and Recorder
JAMESMINERVINIOCCUPATION: Doctor ofChiropractic; Small BusinessOwner; Current BoardMember – Illinois ValleyR.F.P.D.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Chiropractor 1992-Present;Small Business Owner 1995-Present.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Life Chiropractic College-West 1987-1992 Doctorate-D.C.; Breneau University(pre-Med) 1986-1987; Palomar College (Pre-Med) 1982-1985.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Current Illinois ValleyR.F.P.D. Board Member.
Hello Illinois Valley,
I look forward to continuing to serve you on the IllinoisValley R.F.P.D. Board in the coming years and here ask foryour support.
I will continue to bring my 20 years of administrativeexperience to the Board. My unique perspective of beinga practicing physician in the Illinois Valley, beginning in2001, also adds a valuable point of view to the Boardregarding Fire & Safety issues.
Thank you,Dr. James Minervini
(Information furnished by James Minervini)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forIllinois Valley Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #1
JERRYLAMBOCCUPATION: Auto BodyRepair.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Auto Body Repair; US Air Force.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:GED–High School; US Air Force.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Volunteer FireDepartment – Carlotta, CA; Volunteer Fire District – CaveJunction, OR 1975; Cave Junction Police Department –Reserve; Illinois Valley Director Position #4 2007.
Presently, I serve as a volunteer Director for the IllinoisValley Fire District. I have spent years volunteering in var-ious areas. I have been involved in the fire service arenasince 1965, originally as a volunteer firefighter in thecommunity of Carlotta. My family and I moved to theIllinois Valley in 1974. By 1975 I joined the Illinois ValleyFire District as a volunteer firefighter.
I believe that it is my obligation and responsibility to be acontributing member of the community in which I live.Additionally, I was a volunteer of the Cave Junction PoliceDepartment, was a member of the local Kwanis club, andpresently sing in my church choir.
I bring years of fire experience to share as a Director. Asa business owner, I know, especially during these eco-nomic times how important every dollar is spent. I amproud of the direction our fire department has gone overthe past five years, updating our facilities, our fleet, andmost important the continued dedication to serving thecommunity. I like to believe that sharing my years ofexperience as a Director for the Illinois Valley Fire District,has helped.
It would be my desire to continue serving my communityas your Director. I am asking for your vote of confidenceand giving me the opportunity to serve you another term.
(Information furnished by Jerry Lamb)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forIllinois Valley Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #4
RICHARD R.BOUCHARDOCCUPATION: Delivery Driver/Sales Person – Fields HomeCenter.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Auction Office Manager; SalesPerson/Truck Driver – IllinoisValley Building Supply.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Russell Elementary 6thgrade graduated; North Junior High 9th grade graduated;Taconic High 12th grade graduated.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: None.
My deceased wife Dusty Bouchard was on the fire board,and I would like to continue in her concerns for the fire-fighters and the district. I have lived in the valley since1995. I have decided this would be the best way to showmy gratitude for the firefighters. This valley has a greatfuture and I would like to help it grow.
(Information furnished by Richard R. Bouchard)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forIllinois Valley Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #4
EDWIN (BOB)BUTLEROCCUPATION: Retired FirefighterEngineer.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:37 years as a paid Firefighter; 7years as a volunteer Asst. FireChief.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Sunnyvale High School 12thgrade–Diploma; Consumnes College 2 year AA Degree FireScience; Pre-Med in Air Force–Diploma; Certified BoardMember.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: 12 years as an elected FireDistrict Board Member.
I am qualified for the position of Board Commissioner forIllinois Valley R.F.P.D. for the following reasons:
• I am a retired Firefighter Engineer with a total of 37 yearsservice which includes 8 years as a Crash/RescueFirefighter in the United States Air Force.
• Also I have 6 years as an Assistant Fire Chief for aVolunteer Fire District acting as the Training officer and 12years as a Board of Director of a County Fire District.
• I hold an Associate of Arts Degree in Fire Science and ama Vietnam Veteran with an honorable discharge.
Finally, I do not believe taxes need to be raised in order tomeet the needs of the Illinois Valley R.F.P.D. Thank you forthe opportunity to represent you.
Thank you,Edwin R. Butler
(Information furnished by Edwin (Bob) Butler)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forIllinois Valley Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #5
BILLWAGGONEROCCUPATION: Retired.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Bob Drakes Reproduction Co.Grants Pass, Oregon; OregonTech. Production / GeneralInst r uments Co., Grants Pass,Oregon.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Bray High School, Bray,Oklahoma – Completed – Diploma; U.S. Army OrdnanceSchool, Aberdeen, Maryland – Completed – Diploma.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Appointed to JosephineCounty Clean Air Board by the County Commissioners in theyears of the 1980’s.
Bill, moved to Selma, Oregon with his family in the year of1972. One of the first things he did was join the Deer CreekGrange #371 and volunteer for the Illinois Valley Rural FireDepartment of which he is a past member. Was raised on afarm/ranch in Oklahoma. Past work experience includeswork in oil refineries, a manager in Production Control forWayne Mfg., and a supervisor for Oregon Technical Productsin Grants Pass, Oregon. He is a past chairman of the SelmaCitizens involvement and Citizen Action Committee for LandUse Planning. Past member of Junior Chamber ofCommerce. Spent a tour of duty in Korea for the UnitedStates Army, stateside duty at Travis Air Force Base with theUnited States Army Missile Program. For the past ten yearshe has served on the Illinois Valley Community ResponseTeam (I.V.C.R.T), now known as the Illinois Valley CitizenDevelopment Organization (I.V.C.D.O.) as a Board Director.At the present date he is still serving as one of the Boardmembers.
(Information furnished by Bill Waggoner)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forIllinois Valley Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #5
RICHARD J.HURLEYOCCUPATION: Retired DeputySheriff.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:United States Air Force,Weapons Specialist –Teamster, Cement TruckDriver – Deputy Sheriff,Sonoma County Calif.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Petaluma High School,12th Grade, Diploma – United States Air Force, WeaponsSpecialist – Santa Rosa Junior College, Reserve DeputySheriff Academy, Level 3, 2 & 1 – Santa Rosa JuniorCollege, Criminal Justice Academy, Deputy Sheriff.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Current President, Boardof Directors Wolf Creek Rural Fire Protection District –Member, Sunny Wolf Community Response Team(CRT) – Current President, London Peak Lions Club ofWolf Creek – Past Founding Member, Board of Directors,Sunny Wolf Charter School.
I have been a member of the Wolf Creek community sinceApril 2005. In wanting to do my part for the community Iwas appointed to the Board of Directors for the WolfCreek Rural Fire Protection District in February 2008 andbecame Board President soon thereafter. In May 2009 Iwas elected to the Board of Directors. In the past threeyears along with the help of my fellow board members,Fire Chief, Office Administrator, Volunteer Firefighters andSupport Staff we have turned your fire department aroundone hundred and eighty degrees. This has not gone unno-ticed by the comments received from the surrounding firedistricts, the state fire marshals office and the citizens ofWolf Creek. As a Deputy Sheriff of twenty nine years Ihave the public and county government experience thatwould greatly benefit the community of Wolf Creek. If re-elected to the Board of Directors I will continue to give myall to protect your interests in the fire department.
(Information furnished by Richard J. Hurley)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forWolf Creek Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #5
MARYPATTERSONOCCUPATION: Retired.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Cook at Williams Grange;Quality controller Radar Partsat war plant; Teacher/sales forWhite Elna; Teacher-lecturer atGrossmont School District in
Adult Education.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: High School Milwaukee,Wis 12th; San Diego Adult Education Home EC 7 semes-ters; California State University Methods & Principles ofAdult ED 4 units.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: None.
I am running for a Board Member position on theWilliams Rural Fire Protection District Board of Directorsbecause of my love for the Williams Community and mypassion for the Williams Fire Department.
I moved to Williams with my husband Pat in 1989. Patjoined the Fire Department and I was one of the foundingmembers of the Fire Department Support Group respon-sible for raising funds and donations to build the presentfire station. My husband was still active with the FireDistrict when he passed in 2005. I have remained activeto this day with the Support Group.
I ask for your vote because I feel this is my only way ofshowing my appreciation and pay back to the communityI so love. I have been attending the Fire District Boardmeetings and am very pleased to see the District in goodfinancial condition. I was raised during the depression soI understand the value of saving and living within ourmeans. I also understand that a lot of us retirees are on afixed income and adding any additional taxes is not anoption.
Living in Williams for the past 22 years I understand thehistory of Williams, the history of the fire department andits needs required to meet the District responsibilities forservices to the residence while keeping the District finan-cially responsible.
Once again I ask for your vote.
(Information furnished by Mary Patterson)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forWilliams Rural Fire Protection DistrictFire Board, Position #2
SAMPLE BALLOT NOTICE: This is a consolidated sample ballot. Candidates will only appear on the official ballot in their proper precincts.
ROGUECOMMUNITY COLLEGEBOARD OF DIRECTORSZone 1 - Four Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
JOSEPH M. ZAGORSKI
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GRANTS PASS SCHOOLDISTRICT #7
BOARD OF DIRECTORSPosition 1 - Four Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
PAUL D. STEIN
RICHARD J. WARD
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Position 2 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
CLIFF KUHLMAN
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Position 5 - Two Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
BARBARA SATTERTHWAITE
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Position 6 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
GARRY L. PENNING
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APPLEGATE RURAL FIREPROTECTION DISTRICTBOARD OF DIRECTORSPosition 1 - Four Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
CRAIG A. AMANN
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Position 2 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
DAVID LAANANEN
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Position 3 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
ED TEMPLE
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WILLIAMS RURAL FIREPROTECTION DISTRICTBOARD OF DIRECTORSPosition 1 - Four Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
LAURA BARLOW
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Position 2 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
MARY PATTERSON
RICHARD AUGER
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WOLF CREEK RURAL FIREPROTECTION DISTRICTBOARD OF DIRECTORSPosition 2 - Four Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
LUANNA (PHENIX) NEAL_______________________________________
Position 5 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
RICHARD J. HURLEY_______________________________________
KERBY WATER DISTRICTBOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Position 1 - Two Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
GAIL LEBOWITZ_______________________________________
Position 4 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
GERALDINE MCLEAN_______________________________________
Position 5 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
NO CANDIDATE FILED_______________________________________
MERLIN PARK DISTRICTBOARD OF DIRECTORSPosition 3 - Four Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
RICHARD (DICK) SMITH_______________________________________
Position 4 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
DAVID L. MEISSNER_______________________________________
JOSEPH M.ZAGORSKIOCCUPATION: Retired.OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Educational Consultant to archi-tectural firm (1997-2001); InterimAcademic Vice President for sixcommunity colleges 1997-2010;*Executive Vice President, (1990-97); *Acting President, 1987-88;
*Various administrative positions, 1970-90); *Professor ofMathematics, 1966-70); Teacher of high school mathematicsand physics, 1960-66; *Mt. San Antonio Community College.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Doctorate Degree inEducational Leadership; University of La Verne, CA; Master’sDegree in Teaching; Colby College, ME; Bachelor’s Degree inSecondary Education; Bridgewater State College, MA.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Rogue Community CollegeBoard 2007-11; Board Chair 2009-10.
My wife Sharrie and I retired to Grants Pass ten years ago andcall it home. We love living in Southern Oregon and feel we havereturned to our roots in rural America. Serving on the Board ofRCC is a wonderful opportunity to contribute to our community.
After teaching at the high school level, all of my professionalwork experience has been at the community college. My beliefin the community college system is so strong, that all three ofmy children are community college graduates and enjoy suc-cessful careers as a result of that experience.
My administrative experience has provided me with an extensivebackground in all aspects of community college operations,including instruction, fiscal services, student services, person-nel, community services, buildings and grounds, and economicdevelopment. Having served on nine accreditation teams in fourstates has added to my breadth and understanding of commu-nity colleges. Participation in many statewide community col-lege committees has added to my background.
I understand the role of the governing board as a significant partof the team effort to guide Rogue Community College, bothshort and long term but separate from that of the college admin-istration.
Lastly, I have the time and energy to commit to serving our cit-izens as a member of the Board of Rogue Community College. Iappreciate and value your support.
(Information furnished by Joseph M. Zagorski)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forRogue Community College DistrictSchool Board, Zone #1
CLIFFKUHLMANOCCUPATION: Real EstateBroker – 19 years.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Commercial Banker – 34 years(Colonial Bank; Family Bank ofCommerce; Bank of theCascades; Citizens of Corvallis)
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Oregon State College,Corvallis, B.A. & B.S. Degrees, Business Administration;Pacific Coast Banking School, Seattle, Graduate Certificate,Commercial Banking; Corvallis Public Schools, Corvallis; K-12Honor Roll Graduate; American Institute of Banking, GraduateCertificates for various banking courses; Graduate RealtorInstitute plus other professional real estate designations.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Grants Pass S.D. #7,School Board Position #2 (Incumbent), in 25th year; GrantsPass S.D. #7, Budget Committee, in 26th year; RegionalWorkforce Quality Committee, Jackson-Josephine Counties,past service; Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee,Josephine County, past service; Board of Property TaxAppeals, Josephine County, past service; Urban AreaPlanning Commission, City of Grants Pass, past service;Bikeways and Walkways Committee, City of Grants Pass andJosephine County; Grants Pass Redevelopment AgencyAdvisory Committee, past service; Grants Pass IndustrialLoan Advisory Committee, City of Grants Pass.
It is indeed a privilege to continue to serve the patrons ofGrants Pass School District #7 by representing them accu-rately and fairly in all matters of the district as we continueto face the challenges of the future. We all share the goal ofexcellence in education for our district and at a responsiblecost and with high expectations for accomplishing bothtasks. Your vote of confidence and support is very muchappreciated.
(Information furnished by Cliff Kuhlman)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
RONCRUMEOCCUPATION: Self-employed;Owner of R. Crume Construction,Inc.; Owner of Northwest Alloys,Inc.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Worked as machinist during andafter high school; heavy equip-
ment operator; started own business RC Enterprises at age 18.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Received High SchoolDiploma from North Valley High School.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Served and attended on theJosephine County Homebuilders Association and OregonHomebuilders Association Board of Directors meetings.
I moved to Grants Pass in 1979. I went to Fleming MiddleSchool and graduated from North Valley High School. Duringjunior high and high school I learned so much from myvocational classes; auto shop, woodshop, and metal shop.Those skills carried over to my past jobs and current busi-nesses, and enabled me to support myself and create sever-al jobs in my community.
I feel that our country is suffering from a lack of industry andmanufacturing. These classes are being taken away and area crucial part of our future for a strong country. We are muchtoo dependent on other countries and need those jobs backin the USA. Although college is very important, it is not foreveryone. Our vocational classes our important and need tobe preserved.
I believe one of the biggest issues our schools are faced withis its budget. I feel the board needs to include a team ofmembers who are used to running a business and dealingwith budgets, business owners who have experienced finan-cial good times and trying times also.
My wife and I have two boys in Fort Vannoy Elementaryschool and one granddaughter that will be attending ThreeRivers School District as well. I have a strong desire to seeproblems resolved and to see a strong future for our SchoolDistrict.
(Information furnished by Ron Crume)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forThree Rivers School DistrictSchool Board, Zone #4
MARGARETDUNCAN
OCCUPATION: Homemaker;Seamstress.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Electronic Assembly; QualityControl; School Bus Driver;Seamstress; Homemaker.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Santiago High School;Goldenwest Community College.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: None.
When I was busy raising my own children I felt a profoundsense of responsibility to try and equip them to succeed andexcel in their educational endeavors. They did.
As a school board member it is my goal to be a voice of theparents, grandparents and students that I will be represent-ing.
If elected I will take the position with a public servant attitudeand goals.
Thank you,Margaret Duncan
(Information furnished by Margaret Duncan)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forThree Rivers School DistrictSchool Board, Zone #4
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Nonpartisan forGrants Pass School District #7School Board, Position #2
DAVESTRAHANOCCUPATION: DistributorSales – Sporting Good since1980.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Retail Sporting Goods, 1975-1980.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Graduated Grants PassHigh School, 1972; Southern Oregon State College, 1973-1977.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Oregon Dept. Fish &Wildlife – Fish Screening Task Force. Bureau of LandManagement – Resource Advisory Comm. Middle RogueWatershed Council. Three Rivers School Dist., – BoostersClub, Site Council, Hiring and Budget Committees, ThreeRivers School District Board of Directors.
We are on the brink of profound changes in the manner inwhich we deliver education in our state, and I am anxiousto be a part of helping navigate our school districtthrough the challenges and opportunities these changeswill surely present.
My previous two terms of service have been very educa-tional, and I believe the insights and knowledge I havegained can be invaluable to our community in the comingyears. While an incumbent is bound to carry some nega-tive baggage, I believe my history of level headed and fairdecision making speaks for itself.
My vision for Three Rivers School District entails greatlyexpanded on-line learning opportunities and moreoptions for our students and their families. I am pro-char-ter school when it is feasible and serves the greater good.Also, I intend on trying to offer charter school options toour secondary students in the area of vocational educa-tion, an area I believe has been greatly harmed due to theState and Federal approaches to mandating services andcontrolling budget allocations.
If ever there were a need for experience and a proven abil-ity to make tough decisions while looking out for the bestinterests of all of our students and their families, it is now.I believe I offer these traits and hope that you will supportme in my goal to continue serving our community in thismanner.
(Information furnished by Dave Strahan)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forThree Rivers School DistrictSchool Board, Zone #4
PAUL D.STEINOCCUPATION: Self employedcontractor.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:US Navy, millworker, truckdriver, construction.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:Hollywood High School…graduated 1966; ButteCommunity College…AA; Chico State…2 years.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Interned with City ofChico, Ca.
I have chosen to run for the school board because I feelthat I can effectively contribute to our district.
Education is the most important gift we can give our chil-dren, and we must strive to provide the best possibleenvironment for learning. Over the years I have had theopportunity to meet many of our excellent, dedicatedteachers, and will work to support them. The schoolboard, along with parents, teachers, administrators, andthe community, need to work together to continue theexcellence of District 7.
Funding for education is becoming increasingly morechallenging, so we must prudently manage our tax dollarsto get the maximum benefit from them.
I believe that I can work effectively with the other boardmembers, administrators, staff and the public duringthese challenging times and would appreciate your vote.
(Information furnished by Paul D. Stein)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forGrants Pass School District #7School Board, Position #1
BARBARA SATTERTHWAITEOCCUPATION: Homemaker
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Mortgage broker, real estatebroker, sports shop manager.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:Bachelor of Arts, University ofPortland.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Member of District 7school board, site council, and budget committee; City ofGrants Pass budget committee.
COMMUNITY SERVICE: PTA president, two District 7schools; American Association of University Womenpresident, Grants Pass chapter.
Having been born and raised in Grants Pass, I know thata quality education is very important to local families; asit is to myself and my family. To help support the educa-tion of local children, I volunteered my time to assist withvarious District 7 operations during the last ten years. Iam currently serving as a director on the District 7 schoolboard, having been appointed to the position in 2010.
I am running for a school board position to aid ongoingschool district efforts designed to provide quality educa-tional opportunities. I believe that District 7 has greatschools, offers a quality educational experience for localyouth, and is fortunate to have many dedicated staff.
With the possibility of challenging budget issues duringthe next few years, I believe that my professional experi-ence as a business manager and my long-term involve-ment with School District 7 provides a solid knowledgebase that can be relied upon to make sound decisionsregarding local education issues.
(Information furnished by Barbara Satterthwaite)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forGrants Pass School District #7School Board, Position #5
JADDHORBANOCCUPATION: Owner/Operatorof an automotive body shopsupply business. 2006-Present.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Lithia Motors; Finance Manager.The Insurance Center; LicensedInsurance Agent. City of GrantsPass: Certified Police Officer,
Community Service Officer.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Lithia’s Finance andInsurance Training; Pro Schools of Oregon, licensedInsurance Agent; Oregon Police Academy, Basic PoliceCertificate; Rogue Community College, Criminal Justiceemphasis; Grants Pass High School, Diploma.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Police Officer, CommunityService Officer.We are at a pivotal point in many areas around the country in boththe private and public sectors.Budgets are being slashed and ultimately our children’s future issuffering.The future is what we make of it! How we prepare our childrentoday will be reflected many years from now.I currently have two small children, one is already attending ele-mentary school and the other will be shortly. It has been a posi-tive experience thus far and I want to ensure the teachers have thetools they need to remain positive influences in all of our children.My background in criminal justice, insurance, finance and run-ning my own business, give me a unique combination of experi-ence. The skills I gained will help me overcome a lot of theextreme challenges I will undoubtedly face. I have always been a“numbers guy” and will cost analyze every budget item present-ed before me.My goal is to re-energize Three Rivers School District, exploreareas of the budget where the costs are beyond our control anddevelop the ideas to circumvent them. I will help make the neces-sary decisions to create a more positive experience for studentsand their ability to enter into their adult lives feeling confident.Our county must pull together around our schools, where theypromote the sense of community.
Vote Jadd Horban for Three Rivers School Board
(Information furnished by Jadd Horban)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forThree Rivers School DistrictSchool Board, Zone #2
JIMWEAVEROCCUPATION: ComputerProgrammer, Sungard DataSystems
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:Thirty years computer pro-gramming in GeographicInformation Systems.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Christopher DockMennonite High School, H.S. Diploma; Eastern OregonUniversity, Bachelor of Arts in English; Eastern OregonUniversity, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics;University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Graduate coursesin Computer Science.
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: Three Rivers SchoolBoard since 2002.
As individuals, we try to figure out the right course ofaction for our lives and then we attempt to pursue thatcourse.
In government things are not so simple. Almost all deci-sions that lead to action come from compromise. Forinstance, any citizen who invests some time and effortcan produce a budget for the School District using pub-licly available data.
The real work begins when you try to convince the mem-bers of the Budget Committee to approve a budget youthink has the right spending priorities. Many compro-mises need to be reached before the Board formallyadopts a budget.
Finding that right course of action and then seeking thecompromises needed to act is the real work of SchoolBoard members.
(Information furnished by Jim Weaver)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forThree Rivers School DistrictSchool Board, Zone #2
RICHARD J.WARDOCCUPATION: Real EstateBroker/Developer.
OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:I have worked in real estate,development, and construc-tion in Grants Pass for over 40years.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: A 1965 graduate of GrantsPass High School, I attended the University of Oregon(1965-1968).
GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: I have served SchoolDistrict #7 on the budget committee starting in 1988 andthe school board since 1991. Additionally I have servedon numerous committees’ for the City of Grants Passincluding Redevelopment Agency Board, CommunityDevelopment Task Force as Chairperson, and theAnnexation Task Force as Chairperson.
I am indebted to School District #7 for the educationalopportunities that were provided to me and my wife, mychildren, and soon my grandchildren. As a school districtwe have tried to provide stability for our students andstaff. In these difficult economic times it has been mypleasure to be part of a board that is committed to pre-serving the educational programs that have made aDistrict #7 education valuable. We want to protect ourpatron’s investment in facilities while giving our studentsthe greatest opportunity to achieve their lifetime goals.
(Information furnished by Richard J. Ward)Candidate statements are printed as submitted. The aboveinformation has not been verified for accuracy by the county.
Nonpartisan forGrants Pass School District #7School Board, Position #1
THREE RIVERSSCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF DIRECTORSZone 2 - Four Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
JIM WEAVER
JADD HORBAN
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Zone 4 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
RON CRUME
MARGARET DUNCAN
DAVE STRAHAN
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ILLINOIS VALLEY RURAL FIREPROTECTION DISTRICTBOARD OF DIRECTORSPosition 1 - Two Year Term
VOTE FOR ONE
JAMES MINERVINI
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Position 4 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
RICHARD R. BOUCHARD
JERRY LAMB
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Position 5 - Four Year TermVOTE FOR ONE
EDWIN (BOB) BUTLER
BILL WAGGONER
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