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Home My WebLink About1981 November 03, 1981 Special - City of BlaineTURN OVER FOR NEXT PAGE VOTE ALL PAGES TO CONTINUE YOUR VOTING TO NEXT PAGE 5 November 3, 1981 Whatcom County, Washington CITY OF BLAINE Special Election - Proposition No. Shall the City of Blaine adopt the Council -Manager plan of Municipal Government: FOR organization as a Council -Manager City........... 80 E► AGAINST organization as a Council -Manager City ... 81 ==000- Non -Partisan Council -at -Large LOU LARAIA 830� 2 Year Term Vote for One AMOS T. PINE 84 ^► Non -Partisan Ccuncil Ward 1 WILLIAM R. BECKETT 86 �► Position 3 GERALD U. SHANK 87 `► 4 Year Term Vote for One Non -Partisan Council Ward Z I PAT AHERN 89 MM-► Position 4 DIANE E. BENSMILLER 90 ► 2 yr unex term Vote for One Non -Partisan Council Ward 2 Position 5 4 Year Term Vote for One TED ANGELL 93 nmmm► Council Ward 3 THOMAS H. BURTON 94 Position 7 HELEN G. HARRINGTON 95 0-1- sht & 4 yr term Vote for One r 1 OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 3RD DRAY OF NOVEMBER, 1981 IN THE CITY OF BELLINGHAM: CITY OF BLAINE: CITY OF EVERSON: CITY OF FERNDALE: CITY OF LYNDEN: CITY OF NOOKSACK AND SUMAS CITY. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County Bellingham, Washington November 16, 1981 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Don Hansey, Council Member and David S. Mc Eachran, Prosecuting Attorney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County seat of said County on the 16th day of November, 1981, for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in the County of Whatcom at the General and Special Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 1981, as shown on the poll books. Joan Ogden, County Auditor as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: OATH OF AUDITOR STATE OF WASHINGTON ) ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM ) I, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Whatcom County, Washington have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them,,except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. u itor o Wha com County Subscribed and sworn to before me this-a-6th day of Nove�r, 1,Q$1. com uounvv Lou=ii member Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan C(efden, Don Hansey and David S. Mc Eachran proceeded as a Canvassing Board in and for said Whatcom County to canvass the votes cast in the voting precincts of said Whatcom County on Tuesday the 3rd day of November, 1981. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recorded in Volume 5 of Elections Records. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WIT SHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY -OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for the County of Whatcom, State of Washington, having met for the purpose of canvassing the -votes concerning the following elected officials and propositions: CITY OF BELLINGHAM PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 1 By City Council Shall the Bellingham City Charter be amended to authorize the City Council to initiate public utility functions by ordinance if no general indebtedness is to be incurred? YES--------------------------------------------------------------- 4,588 NO-----------------------------------------------------------------4,985 Proposed Charter Amendment No. 1 Failed 47.9% - 1 - OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTION HELD ON THE 3RD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1981 IN THE CITY OF BELLINGHAM: CITY OF BLAINE: CITY OF EVERSON: CITY OF FERNDALE: CITY OF LYNDEN: CITY OF NOOKSACK AND SUMAS CITY. Office of the Auditor of Whatcom County Bellingham, Washington November 16, 1981 Pursuant to a notice given by Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, Washington, we the undersigned, Don Hansey, Council Member and David S. Mc Eachran, Prosecuting Attorney of said County, now meet with Joan Ogden, County Auditor of said County, at the County seat of said County on the 16th day of November, 1981, for the purpose of canvassing the votes cast in the County of Whatcom at the General and Special Election held on Tuesday, November 3, 1981, as shown on the poll books. Joan Ogden, County Auditor as aforesaid, now makes oath as follows: STATE OF WASHINGTON ss. COUNTY OF WHATCOM OATH OF AUDITOR ,r, Joan Ogden, County Auditor of Whatcom County, State of Washington, do solemnly swear that the returns purporting to be the election returns of Whatcom County, Washington have been in no wise altered by additions or erasures, and that they are the same as when I received them, except that the votes of the absentee voters have been added, SO HELP ME GOD. pu itor o Wha com County Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1-6-th day of Noverr*pr, l�,ffl. atcom County Cdun;cil Member Immediately after the oath by the County Auditor, the said Joan ayden, Don Hansey and David S. Me Eachran proceeded as a Canvassing Board in and for said Whatcom County to canvass the votes cast in the voting precincts of said Whatcom County on Tuesday the 3rd day of November, 1981. The result of said canvass as found and determined by us is set forth herein and recorded in Volume 5 of Elections Records. CERTIFICATE OF CANVASSING BOARD STATE OF WASHINGTON) ) ss. COUNTY -OF WHATCOM ) The undersigned, being the officers designated by the law and constituting the Canvassing Board in and for the County of Whatcom, State of Washington, having met for the purpose of canvassing the votes concerning the following elected officials and propositions: CITY OF BELLINGHAM' PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 1' By City Council Shall the Bellingham City Charter be amended to authorize the City Council to initiate public utility .functions by ordinance if no general indebtedness is to be incurred? YES--------------------------------------------------------------- 4,588 NO--_---___--w__w---------------------- _--_____r___-__-_-----4,985 Proposed Charter Amendment No. 1 Failed 47.9% 3 - CITY OF BELLINGHAM Non -Partisan COUNCIL -AT -LARGE 2 Year Term - Vote One Tim Douglas------------------------------------------------------- 51964 Charlie Lancaster --------, ---------,------,----------------- 31976 COUNCIL WARD 2 4 Year Term - Vote One Dennis Braddock --------------------------------------------------- 7,024 COUNCIL WARD 4 4 Year Term - Vote One Chuck Jaynes ------------------------------------------------------ 4,164 Dave Wolf -------------------------------------------------------- 5,554 COUNCIL WARD 6 Sht & 4 Year Term - Vote for One James W. Caldwell ------------------------------------------------- 5,027 Merrill Kelly --------------------------------------------•--------- 4,009 CITY OF BLAINE SPECIAL ELECTION - PROPOSITION NO. 1 Shall the City of Blaine adopt the Council -Manager plan of Municipal Government: FOR organization as a Council -Manager City ---------------- 241 AGAINST organization as a Council -Manager City ---------------- 153 Proposition No. 1 Passed 61.2% COUNCIL -AT -LARGE 2 Year Term - Vote One Non -Partisan LouLaraia-------------------------------------------------------- 224 Amos T. Pine ---------------------------------------------- - 170 COUNCIL WARD 1 - POSITION 3 4 Year Term - Vote -one William R. Beckett ------------------------------------------------- 235 Gerald U. Shank ---------------------------------------------------- 152 COUNCIL WARD 2 - POSITION 4 2 Year Unexpired Term - Vote one PatAhern ------------------------------------------------------- 228 Diane E. Bensmiller------------------------------------------------ 159 COUNCIL WARD 2 - POSITION 5 4 Year Term - Vote One - TedAngell--------------------------------------------------------- 238 COUNCIL WARD 3 - POSITION 7 Short and 4 Year Term - Vote One Thomas H. Burton ------------- ------------------------------------ 230 Helen G. Harrington ------------------------------------------------- 132 - 5 CITY OF NOOKSACK (Continued) COUNCIL POS. 2 4 Year Term - dote One MaxineJones --------------------------------------------------- 71 COUNCIL POS. 3 4 Year Term HortenseA. Strachan------------------------------------------- 76 MAYOR 4 Year Term - Vote One Robert A. Mitchell --------------------------------------------- COUNCIL POS. 1 4 Year Term, Vote One Donald Iiammingh ------------------------------------------------ COUNCIL POS-2 Short & 4 Year Term Gerrit B. Van Diest-------------------------------------------- COUNCIL POS. 4 4 Year Term - Vote One ,George H. Bos------------------- -------------------------- - ---- 142 142 137 141 We the undersigned, do hereby -certify that the foregoing pages in Whatcom County Elections Records, Volume 5, is a true and correct canvass of the votes; except as modified by the votes of the absentee voters, polled in the City of Bellingham, City of Blaine, City of Everson, City of Ferndale, City of Lynden, City of Nooksack and Sumas City, Whatcom County, State of Washington at the Gdneral and Special Election held in these cities on the first Tuesday, being the 3rd day of November, 1981, as taken from the official returns. '-`That said statement and returns contain the names of all contestants and propositions, together with the title of the office sought and the number of votes received. That the total number of registered voters in the voting precincts of the City of Bellingham, as reported was 26,001 and the number voting was 11,240 That the total number of registered voters in the City of Ferndale was 1,619 and the number voting was 666 . That the number of registered voters in the City of Lynden precincts was 2,264 and the number voting was 1,222 That the number of registered voters in the City of Everson was 435 and the number voting 186 . That the number of registered voters in the City of Blaine was 966 and the number voting was 445 That the number of registered voters in the City of Nooksack was 207 and the number voting was92 That the number of registered voters in the voting precinct of the City of Sumas was 348 and the number voting 179 Witness our hand and official seal this 16th day of Prosecut County 1981. Atfditor of6,Phatcom County Affidavit of Publiea.tio STATE OF WASHI19GTON, SS COUNTY OF WHATCOM, NOTICE OF POLLING PLACES FOR GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1981 In the Matter of Selecting of Polling Places for the Pre- Incts of Whatcom County, Washington, to be Used as Edward Kok uch Polling Places for the General and Special Election being first Be Held in Said Whatcom County on Tuesday, Novem- 11 er3,1981. my sworn on oath says: Riat Fie0 Is r a principal Clerk or Business ,all fRtlevotingpre ctso WhattcomleCounty wa hn$ Aanager of The Bellingham Herald, a daily newspaper of general �ISM and the law makes thedtityofon the theSuperyof isorlofeelecionstodesignsepoll- irculation in said county and state and of Federated Publications, �; places to be used as such at said General and Special nc., a Delaware Corporation (publisher of said newspaper), and ,iectian. NOW, THE REFORE.ItIs. HerebyOrderedbythe Sup er- luthOrlZed t0 make this affidavit; that the le Is or ofElectionsthatthe buildingshereinafternamed by. gal notice entitled in dare hereby selected designated polling places respective precincts haamCur he cause and court named on the attached copy whiqh is a true and eldi nsaid at said General and Special Election, to be .orrect co of the original (/an herinafter referred to as "Notice") eld in said County on Tuesday, the 3rd day of November, copy (and � eel' CITY OF BELLINGHAM P g vas published in the regular and entire issue, and not in supple - PRECINCTS AND POLLING PLACES 11, 21, 41-At. Paul's Parish Hall, 2116 Walnut St. nent Of each number Of said newspaper published and circulated 61,101,111-BColumbia Schoo,2508 utter woodAve. )n the following dates, to wit: 8112, 9211221, 132a Bellingham Christian Reformed Church, October 28, 1981 10 E. Sunset Dr. 2, 42, 82-Advant Christian Church, 2100 Broadway 32, 52, 62 - Washington Square, 2501 "E" St. 72,102, 112 - Parkview School, 3033 Coolidge Dr. 13, 103- Roeder Administrative Bldg., 1306 Dupont 23, 53, 73- Bellingham high School, 2020 Cornwall Ave. 33, 43, 93 - Lincoln Square, 409 York St. 63,143 - Courthouse Annex, 1000 North Forest St. 83„113 - St. Lukes General Hospital, 809 East Chestnut 112.133 - Lakeway Building, 909 Lakeway Dr. 14, 24, 104 - Bloedel-Donovan Park Bldg., 2214 Electric .ve. 34, 94 - Roosevelt School, 9-900 Yew St. hat for more than' six months prior to the date Of the first publica- 44, 84, 114 - Bloedel-Donovan Park Bldg., 214 Electric ,ve• • on of said Notice, at all times since, and now, the said "The Bell- 64, 74 - Carl Cozier School,1330 Lincoln St. 15,85,115-SehomeHigh School, 2700College Parkway lghom Herald" has been established, published and circulated in 25, 45, 105 - Lowell School, 93514th St. 35, 55, 75 - Courthouse Annex, 1000 North Forest St. le English ' language continuously and continually as a daily 65, 95,125-blaplest. Fire Hall, 617 Ma lest. 16,46,106-Chuckanutsquare, 1400INSt. ewspoper in the city of Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, 26, 86,126- Our SavIour Is Lutheran Church, 1717 McKen- 13s,56,1i8- Happy Valley School, 1091-24thSt. ie same being at all times printed either in whole or in part in an 66, 76 - Lowell School, 935-14th St. ffice maintained at said lace of publication; that such newspaper SMALLTOWNS P P P Blaine City 1, 2,3 - City Ha ii, "H" St., Blaine 3s been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior Everson City - City Hall,111 West Main St., Everson Ferndale City 1 & 2 -City Hall, 5694 Second Ave., Fern- ourt of Whatcom County, Washington; that the full amount of the ale 8 % 75 Ferndale City 3- Ferndale School Dist. AdminOfe.,6041 ae charged for such publican 'ista Dr., Ferndale Lynden City 1, 2,3 - City Fire Hall, 209 4th St., Lynden Lynden City 4, 5,6 - Camel Club, 216 Main St., Lynden Nooksack City & Nooksack Twp 3 - City Hall, Madison t., Nooksack Sumas City - 433 Cherry St., Surnas=l RURAL WHATCOM COUNTY } Acme - Acme Fire flail, Valley Highway 09, Acme Baker 1 - Van Zandt Community Ctr., Highway N9 and 'otter Rd. Baker 2 - Absentee Voting Only Deming 2 - Welcome Community Club, Mosquito Lake ld. ' Columbia, Glacier & Maple Falls - Maple Falls Grade chool, Sflver Lk. Rd. I Crescent 1 & 4 - Lake Sarnish Fire Hall, W. Lk. Samish & ibscribed and sworn to before me this ummerland Crescent 3 - Chuckanut Fire Hall, Chuckanut Dr. Crescent 3 - Cedar Grove Club House, 4915 Samish Way 2ci o t h day of Oct • , 19 81 Custer 1- Odd Fellows flail, Portal Way & Custer School A. Custer 2-Haynie Hall, Haynie Rd. & Valley View Rd. Custer 3, Mt. View 2 & Setriahmoo - Birch Bay Grange, \ lirch Bay Lynden lid. & Harborvtew Rd. � Delta 1, 2, 3 - Delta Grange Hall, Loomis Trail & Weid- amp Rd. NO Y PUBLIC in and for the State of Wash - Deming 1 & Lawrence 3 - Deming Grade School, Next to ulgton, residing at Bellingham. ligh School, Deming Ferndale Twp 1 & 6 - Meridian High School, 194 West aurel Rd. Ferndale Twp 2 & 3 - American Legion Hall, Ferndale Ferndale Twp 4 & 5 - North Bellingham Fire Hall, North - rest Rd. Geneva -Geneva Fire Hall, Cab , and l.akewcod Lawrence 1 & Ten Mile 4 - Harmony School. 5060 Sand td. Lawrence 2 - Township Hall, Lawrence Rd., 1 Mi.W. lugentcorner Lummi Island - Lummi Is. Congregational Church, r-0 Affidavit of Pghlieatioa STATE OF WASI3INGTON, �ss COUNTY OF WHATCOM NOTICE OF GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTION WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1981 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuesday, Novem- ber 3, 1981, a General and Special election will be held in She above named county for submission to the qualified . Edward Kok electors of said county, an election in all cities, school ' being first districts, fire districts, water districts, Sewer districts, Cemetery districts, park and recreation distrtcta, Port of fly sworn on oath says: That he is the principal Clerk or Business Bellingham District altd other various special elections. - NOTICE. IS FURTHER GIVEN that there will also be onager of The Bellingham Herald, a daily newspaper of general submitted to the qualified electors of various districts spe- clalpropo911ions. -culation in said county and state and of Federated Publications, The names of said candidates, their post office ad- dresses, and the office for which they seek election, and c., a Delaware Corporation (publisher of said newspaper), and - the various proposals are as follows: COUNTY -WIDE ISSUES. STATE MEASURES ithorized to make this affidavit; that the legal notice entitled In Proposed by Initiative Petition INITIATIVE MEASURE NO.394 a cause and court named on the attached copy which is a true and Shall public agencies obtain voter approval prior to issu- . Ingbondyfortheconstructionoracquisitionofmajorpub- ,rrect copy of the original (and herinafter referred to as "Notice") tic energy projects? ! NOS as published in the regular and entire issue, and not in supple- INITIProATrvEMEAsuRENition ent, of each number of said newspaper published and circulated Shall inheritance and gift taxes be abolished, and state 1 the following dates, to wit: ' death taxes be restricted to federal estate tax credit al- lowed? Nos October 28,i9$Y' Amendment to the State Constitution _ Proposed by the Legislature , SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.107 Sball constitutional limitations on powers and numbers of superior court eommissioners be removed, and limita- tions de established by leg .Astian? YES NO ' Amendment to the State Consltutlon Proposed by the Legislature SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 133 Shall certification of Initiatives to the legislature be re- at for more than six months prior to the date of the first publ ica- 2ulred within fourty days of filing and legislatively or- ered referenda thereon prohibited? n of said Notice, at all times since, and now, the said "The Bell - YES NO fharn Herald" has been established, published and circulated in Amendment to the State Constitution Proposed by the Legislature 3 English language continuously and continually as a daily HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.7 Shall industrial development bonds, repaid by such de- wspaper in the city of Bellingham, Whatcom County, Washington, velopments, not by public funds, be authorized for Is- suancebypublic govYeFrn entalentlUea? a same being at all times printed either in whole or in part in an NO 'ice maintained at said place of publication; that such newspaper STATE SUPREME COURT Non -Partisan s been approved as a legal newspaper by order of the Superior SUPREME COURT JUDGE Three Year Unexpired Term Carolyn R. Dimmick, 10223 Lake City Way NE, Seattle urt of Whatcom County, Washington; th a II amount of the j eelzs a charged for such publication' PORT OF BELLINGHAM Non-Patisan COMMISSIONER DIST. 2 6 Year Term Kenneth R. McAulay, 6181 Hannegan Rd., Everson 98247 ' David L. anderson, 2245 Seamount Dr., (P. O. Box 1547) i Ferndale 96248 I WHATCOM COUNTY Non -Partisan � COUNCIL -AT -LARGE 4 Year Term Shirley F. Van Zanten, 9476 Axlund Rd., Lynden 98264 - William J. Converse, 2104 St. Clair St., Bellingham 98226 COUNCIL DIST. 1 4 Year Term . Craig Cole, 521-15th St., Bellingham 98225 ascribed and sworn to before me this COUNCIL DIST. 2 28th Oct. 81 4 Year Term C. J. "Corky" Johnson, 5149 Hannegan Rd., Bellingham day of , 19 1, 98226 Harry W. Skinner, 6600 Goodwin Rd., Everson 98247 COUNCILDIST.3 4 Year Term Elizabeth Bailey, 3188 Unick Rd., Ferndale 98248 _ Will Roehl, 2236 N. Nugent, Lummi Island 98262 N RY PUBLIC in and for the State of'4 ash CITY OF BE AMEN M PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT NO.1 ington, residing at Bellingham. By City Counell Shall the Belllogham City Charter be amended to au- thorize the City Connell to fnitlate public utility functlons by ordinance tf no general Indebtedness is to be incurred? 7 YES No — PROPOSED CHARTER A NT END1f ENT NO.2 By City Council Shall Section 3.04 of the Bellingham City Charter be amended to provide for reading by title only ordinances and resolutions proposed for adoption unless otherwise requested by three Council members? I YES — • .. ' 1 NO — PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT NO.3 _ By City Council Shall Section 10,07 of the Bellingham City Charter be - - amended to provide for a two -stage vale In the CVeat of conflicting Initiative measures; first whether a majority .. + favors the adoption of one of site two alternatives; and 1 second, which ajb:rnetive L6 preferred? YES L • NO —__ PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT NO.3 -",1 By City Council • Shall Section 10,07 of the Bellingham City Charter be amended to provide for a two•stage vote in the event of conflicting Initiative measures; first whether a majority I avers the adoption of one of the two alternatives; and second, which alternative is preferred? YES -- J NO PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT NO.4 ' By City Council Shall Section 2.09 of the Bellingham City Charter be amended to provide that the Mayor's salary shall at no time be loss then that of the highest paid City official or employee? YES —=— NO PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT NO, 5 • ' ! B City Council Shall Section 2.07 o! the Belling lain CRY Charter be amended to provide for office forfeiture by Ward Council . Members who move from their Wards more than Lwelve months before their term expires unless their residence " falls outside their ward boundaries due to redistricting? YES NO ' PROPOSED CHARTER AM ENDMENT NO. 0 By Citizens Petition i Shall Sections 2.91 and 2.03 of the Ba11ingharn Charter be amended toprovide for election oI WardCouncil Members •.i by only the qua] I[ led electors of the Ward from which they + a [ were nominated? YES — NO -- A COUNCILrAT-LARGE Non -Partisan 1 2 Year Term Tim Douglas, 2114 Williams, Bellingham 98225 I Charlie I.ancester,3020E1mSt.,Bellingham 98225 1 COUNCI1,WARD 2 •. b 4 Year Term _ Dennis Braddock, 2720 Sunset Dr., Bellingham 98225 x COUNCILWARD4 • q 4 Year Term • a Chuck Jaynes, 4435 A]lee St., Bellinggham 98226 Dove Wolf. 3012Cascade Place, naflingharag=$ R COUNCIL WAItD6 •b Short and 4 Year Term R ` dame$ W, Caldwell, 610 Briar Rd., Bellingham 98225 A MerrIIIKaIty,1505-38thSt..BellinghainM226 BE LLING RAM SCH DOL DISTRICT NO.501 _ N Non -Partisan -4 DIRECTOR, POS. 4 ti 3F 4 Year Term '11 Frank Uhrlg, 4015 Northwest Rd., Bellingham 98226 -S DIRECTOR. POS. 5 4 Year Term James H. Freeman, 112 Acacia Place, Bellingham 98226 • CITY OF BLAINE _ IV SPECIAL ELECTION-PropositionNo.I B Shall the City of Blaine adopt the Council -Manager plan U ofMunlcipalGovernment: .0 FOR - N lorganizatlonasaCouncil-ManagerClty--r " q1 AGAINST 41 organization 23 it Council -Manager City ra 3d COUNCII,AT-LARGE Non -Pa - is 2Ycar Tern) Lou Larata.282 G St", BlaIno 96230 " - Ip Am as T. Pine, 363 E St., Blaine 48230 D COUNCIL WARD I -POSITION 3 31 4 Year Term - si William R. Beckett, 52t -10th St., Blaine 98230 Gera id U. Shank, 346 - IIth SL.. Baline 98230 41 COUNCILWARD2- POSIT [ON 4 d 2 Year Unexpired Term 41 PaIAhern, 288 Bobblett, Blaine 09230 IQ Inane E. $ensmI[ter, 268 Clerk'St", Blaine 98230 ,L3 COUNCILWARD2-POSITIONS 01 4Year Term • to Ted Angell, 2f00 H St., Blaine 98230 - R1 COUNCIL WARD 3- POSITION 7 ' la Short and 4 Year Term " In Thomas H. Burton,1346 Blaine Ave., Blaine 98230 ` as Helen G. Harrington, 1646 Peace Partal Dr., Blaine 98230 Ed EVERSON CITY p MAYOR Non -Partisan - 41 4 Year Term - In Clint McBeath, 501 E. Main St., Everson 98247 'W COUNCIL-POS.1 1s 4Year Term t9 '.11 Arnold F. Fund, 308 Baker St., Everson 98247 _ • Is COUNCIL -POS. 2 4 Year Term W Noah W. Wallace,102 Kale St., Everson 98247 x COUNCIL -POS3 • 4 Year Term P Eugene "Chuck" Womenaar, 403 W. 3rd St., Everson ' $8247 . • i CITY OF FERNDALE T COUNCIL -POS,I Nan -Partisan 4 Year Tenn • ' 6 Garyry ir. Gibbons, 5960 Hillside Dr., Ferndale 98248 - •• COUNCIL-POS.2 4YearTerm • Jack A. Williams, 5825 Birch Dr., Ferndale 98248 COUNCIL -POS. 3 4 Year Term Dennis L. Hawkinson, 2486 S. Bakervfew Pk.Dr., (P. O. Box 521 ) Ferndale 98248 CITY OF LYNDEN Non -Partisan r MAYOR Short and 4 Year Term Egbert Maas, 401 B. C. Ave., Lynden 98264 4 Year N CITY COUNCIL - POS.1 John A. Geleynse, 309 Liberty St., Lynden 98264 LYNDEN CITY COUNCIL. POS, 2 4 Year Term • AIbertus Hits k, 1418Grove rSt., Lynden 98264 Al Sm i E. I I I I G row er St„ Lynd e n 90264 ' LYNDEN CITY COUNCIL -POS, 3 4 Year Term ' --Rod Ten Kley, 1005 Front St., P. O. Boat 299. Lynden r .xrne n. ••..WATER DIS'CFIIC:I w�v•• Non -Partisan �- s11hISSSIONER nr Term can;ahmoo Dr., Blaine 9823 iur W Yn Dav Vtt W Al ER l�•7ISTRICT N O. 8 ' fA i Nun -partisan h ,atMiSS1ONER r , • r:tC Term Blaine 95wo, IaColdOgmundson,8303 ahbory Cr Rd• ae, B1ainE98238 , W. Whriman.83"14 hack WA• iER DISTRICT NO.7 . Non•Partisan.. .1i�'sM1SSIONER bI53•RICT NO.30ellingham 915226 t'earTerm pp J trharf .6 S. Coif WATER Nan -Partisan w :13"MISSIONER yrar Term yy Sellingham98B Bellingham jack Day.1273 1539en a{[ttAL ,ow Lane, r ` ler, DOnald I. Oehler, IB226 WATER DISTRICT NO.11 Non -Partisan r 'ON MMSIONER �h;;jjail &6 year Term Ferndale 98248 GL. Marks, 4157Sucla Dr., NO. DISTRICT . - • 'r ,• a.• . WATER Non -Partisan 1 I _ f COhiMISSIONER. i." e vearTerrm erland Rd., Bellingham 135 Summ .• ✓+• , t ' •+ F• ' r •; ' Bruce W • Harris, 9B226 845 W. Lake Samish Dr., Bellingham ' , _ti • _ .{ . - . J. David Jenkins, 98226 WATER DISTRICT NO.13 P, ' - . I . Non -partisan; :.• - , COMMISSIONER 6 year Term Lane, Maple Falls 98266 2251FallValley Don C• ThomaWATER DISTRIL I' NO' 14 t} r• S'Y { ' ;:•. f EE «d f 1 Non -Partisan + COMMISSIONER Short & 6 YrarTerm g CaroleFisher 015 Mt- STRICT NOa1S Glacfer718u4 ; , A ' F WATNon-Partisan + COMMISSIONER Bellingham a 6YearTerm Shore Rd., «, A. Fuhs, 2119 Lumsru i �' `^i I y r• - A ti Douglas gB226 SEWERD15TRiGTN0.2 ' _ N on•Po rtlsan COMMISSIONER 6YcarT-ro ham98226 j dsW 3399 Robertson Rd., Belling Everett Ma ' - ^ r .� 33 f '• .- � � �.,', ;; • 1 WATERi?15TRICTN0.16 COMMISSIONER'!q� t 4 I 4YearUnexPired Term Bellingham E. BakerviewC Rd., 6 4• s' . Roger T. Payne, 1895 98226 PARK & REC. DIST.1 ar - '' yr-• } , " i PT. ROBERTS Non -Partisan ` •' .. _ n COMMISSIONER DIST. I j I 6 Ycar Term Rd., Pt• P.oberts, 98281 -` +• , Irene I. Rochon, 720 So. Beach fj b1• W. PARK &NOn-PartisanN DISTRICT COMMISSIONER DIST. 3 I BYearTerm I 72 A Street, Blainle 9=33'Ci0 ; Harry M• L.vuch I COkiMFSSIONER DIST.5 - - 6 Year Term - Lillian S. -BarnATER DISTRICT NODr , Blaine 96230 Non -Partisan COMMISSIONER j 6 Year Term Jr 2266 Sunrise Dr.. Pt, Roberts 9MI r y John C. Baker, ., i CONCRETE SCHOOL DISTRICT 11 , NOm1?arthn - � . DI RECTOR POS. l DIRECTOR DIST. S • 2YearTermRock- L. (Roy) Sharp, Box 4, Newtnalem Camp, Everett•fir port 98283 193. Diablo Dam, Rock• D. Patterson. P• O. Box j .• ' i Leonard port98283 �� .. • .. •. . DIRECTOR pOS.2 .. .. DIRECTOR DIST.4 _ 2 Year Term O o Cvicman L. Estes, 12D7 Martin Rd., Rockp Rd., Rockport •- •• . Sarah J• Huntington, 5278 Conrad - _ r, DIRECTOR POS• 3 DIRECTOR DIST.1 2 yea Shore Lane (Mail' I ( a4SO - - J Concrete96'2:i7}North n L. ing Add- Box James Earleyy, P.O. Box498. Concreteg8237 DIRECTORPOS 5 r , DIR£LTORDIST.3 Rd., CDn- 4 Year Term 43g9 Sauk Valley Box 391- S ,. a - • Fred J. Bianchini, t crate 982371 LIM, 304 7 y r Lenoir Tay1or. 974 Arnold HOSPITAL DI TFUCi'NO, • Non-F artisan - COMMISSIONER-P03. 2 •' 8 Year Term 1281 Benson Ht. Pl., BOW 98232 Richard I.Jobnson, COMii1SSIONEft •POS.3 ' 2 Year Unexpired TermS. W � 336 Cella! C4 - Shangri La. K, Anderson, Royal COMM IsSION ER - POS. 4 . 9836YearTerm k;�polvleto] i; JohnF.Hasnos haehreunto set my County IN TESTIMWEE theAtbW2tSdiior of WhaMom hand a Id seal o ih day ofial 'get' Joan Orden andExrncioSupervisoo[ yy m County AuditorWhatcobEtectluns 9.3165 , - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 < (25 v' �n ,26r ) 28 RESOLUTION NO. %'Jd Whereas The City of Blaine, State of Washington, is organized under The Mayor, Council Plan of Government, and whereas the said city has a population more than 2,000 and not more than 30,000 residents according to the V ?O census. And whereas it is felt by the Council that it will be for the best interest of the people of the city to have a Council -Manager Plan of Government, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BLAINE DOES RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. The City shall adopt the Council -Manager Plan of Government pursuant to R.C.W. Chapter 35.A13. Section 2. The Mayor of The City is hereby requested to, within ten (10) days of filing of this Resolution with the Clerk, issue proclamation TDlacing before the electorate at a time specified, the question as to whether the City should adopt the Council -Manager formof Government. This resolution adopted this day of September, 1981. 0 F Cj�'•. rk mayor Ronal to s NELLE & PACKER ATTORNEYS AT LAW BELLINGHAM LEGAL CENTER - SUITE NO. 2 SOS DUPONT STREET BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON 9822E TELEPHONE (206) 734-3870 PROCLAMATION I, H. B. Bonallo, Mayor of the City of Blaine, do hereby proclaim that there shall be an election held in the City of Blaine November 3, 1981, on the issue of changing from a Mayor - Council to a�:Council - Manager plan of government. It is requested that the Election Officer in the Auditor's Office of Whatcom County prepare a ballot to be placed befoce.;the electorate of the City of Blaine, pursuant to R.C.W. in the following form: BALLOT Shall the City of Blaine adopt the Council -Manager plan of Municipal Government: "For organization as a,Council-Manager City of "Against organization as a Council -Manager City it PROCLAIMED this % � day of _ J, 1�?� ( 1981. H. B. Bonallo, Mayor . "q r CITY OF BLAINE, WASHINGTON W /7� x C p.0. Box 398 8r!l�rr9ham, Washington 98225 JOAN OGDEN, AUDITOR Phone 676-6740 NOTICE OF THE CLOSING OF THE REGISTRATION BOOKS The Registration Books in all the precincts of Whatcom County, Washington will be closed to original registrations and transfers }between precincts after Saturday, October 3, 1981, until after the General Election and any Special Elections held in conjunction therewith on Tuesday, November 3, 1981. V.zt"X L-- Joan Ogden Whatcom County Auditor and Ex-officio Supervisor of Elections Publish: Sept. 23, 1981 OENEW-Z ELECTXON - NOV. 31' 1981 0-1 1d C ,a o 3laine 0, o G+ n 31d�nc C. o c C, o C o l a � n e ►B/a./ n e , Co u vie i-1- iglai ne (20 t..Lnc- 17 EvaksdA �y?t5o aet5. 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