The Bismarck Tribune from Bismarck, North Dakota • 19

DAKOTA Monday, September 3, 1990 The Bismarck Tribune Pag7B Centennial quilt, protected by poison, waits for action By DALE WETZEL Associated Press Writer County auditor, said she will be attending the North Dakota Association of Counties' November meeting in Dickinson to buttonhole people about joining the foundation's board of directors. "No one really knows a lot about the Legacy Foundation. It's been in the news, but mostly in our area," she said. There have been suggestions that the quilt be ripped apart, with its individual county pieces displayed in courthouses. But the Centennial Commission and the foundation want it kept whole, and Tennyson brooks no suggestion of the idea.

"It would be stupid to tear it apart," she said. "It is much too beautiful." to display the giant bedcover, said Streich, who is its chairwoman. The foundation is awaiting Internal Revenue Service approval of its application for tax-exempt status, Streich said. "I guess the next step after that would be to make ourselves better known," Streich said last week. Streich, who is the Bottineau gigantic map of North Dakota.

It depicts features from each of the state's 53 counties. The Guinness Book of World Records certified it as the world's largest quilt in 1988, a year before North Dakota celebrated its centennial. Leona Tennyson, a 76-year-old Antler ranch owner, organized the quilting, which eventually involved 7,000 people. Even Gov. George Sinner got into the act, holding a news conference on the Capitol mall to promote the project.

Tennyson, who has the quilt rolled and stored atop some tables in -her garage, swears it is "as good a shape now as it's ever been." She has spread poison liberally around the bedcover to guard against ma rauding rodents. Tennyson exhibits the quilt occasionally, stuffing it into her van for trips to towns that want to view it. She drove it to Mohall July 12, spreading the quilt on the floor of the town's school gymnasium. The quilt's east and west borders had to be rolled up to make it fit, she said. Tennyson is hauling the quilt to Rugby on Sept.

21. "The (high school) football team is going to unload it for me," she said. The state Centennial Commission, which solicited $10,000 to help finance the project, last week voted to turn the quilt over to the newly formed North Dakota Legacy Foundation. The group, of which Tennyson is a member, will be examining ways North Dakota's centennial quilt, a huge and ballyhooed symbol of the state's 100th birthday, spends most of its time these days in a garage, surrounded by rat poison. But admirers of the bedcover, which two years ago was declared the world's largest, still are patching together ideas to put the quilt on display.

"We need to find out how much interest is out there," said Mae Streich, who heads a group that is looking into the quilt's future possibilities. The quilt, which weighs 800 pounds and is V-k times as large as a basketball court, is essentially a Minot State University Criminal Justice Courses -Now offered at Bismarck State College-Fall Schedule 1990 SOC278 Social Research Methods 4 QH Begins Wednesday, September 5, Air Force mother prepares to leave daughter for gulf duty 9:30 PM, Room 218, Schafer CJ330 Theories' of Punishment 4 QH Begins Monday, September 10, 1990 PM, Room 217, Schafer Hall, BSC Keith Wolberg A. Nelse Grundvig CJ410 Structure and Function PS361 Legislative Process 4 QH Begins Thursday, September 6, 3QH Begins Tuesday, September 11, 1990 PM, 9:30 PM, Room 318, Schafer make sure she gets to Mobile. Taylor has prepared a will. OPEN LABOR DAY! Restaurant and Uiunge HISTORIC DEPOT, 4th 4 MAIN 222-8075 Schafer Hall, BSC Hall, BSC Instructor: Tom Powers Instructor: Osa Elaiho Registration for fall courses will be Tuesday, September 4, 1990, from PM, Room 318, Schafer Hall, BSC.

Questions should be directed to Barry Bennett 701-857-3140 or 3145 MINOT AIR FORCE BASE (AP) Senior Master Sgt. Leola Taylor and her 3-year-old daughter, Krys-tal, are packed and ready to go their separate ways. Taylor, a nursing supervisor at the Minot Air Force Base Hospital, has been "tasked" a military term meaning to be prepared for deployment to the Middle East. She is packed and ready to go; a duffel bag and pillow lie next to her door. Krystal is also packed and ready to be deployed to grandmother's house in Mobile, Ala.

Taylor's nursing skills could be required to support Operation Desert Shield, the code name given to U.S. military involvement in Saudi Arabia resulting from the Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. An avowed "career woman," Taylor is ready to serve the government and put her experience and skills to use. She has no regrets, but does admit it could be "tough" leaving Krystal.

Mother and daughter have been separated only once when Taylor NORTH DAKOTA OFFICIAL ABSTRACT OF VOTES CAST FOR MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION HELD ON JUNE 12, 1990 District 12, 1990 On 28, 1990, we hereby constitutional persons were duly tM 3 following i Concurrent NMc proposed lALUfT -Concurrent Concurrent asure. Resolution 4005, Removing Lt. Governor Resolution 3022, Resources Trust Fund Resolution 4017, Use of Coal Tax Revenue Sales Tax Increase 1990 6:00 Room 217, 1990 6:00 30th Duane DeKrey E. Gene Hilken Annabelle Bourgois Dalles E. reuse Joe Keller Michael Schetz Aeron Kreuter William Goetz Bill Lardy Bill Bowman Rick Maixner Devid G.

Rothchild Jim Mexson Dr. Henry C. "Bud" Wessmen Jeyson Grab Donne Neiewata Carolyn Nelson Evan E. Lips Rosa Nichols Barb Evenson Keith Morhou Chris Christophrson Alen Carlson Tim Methern Richard Tofcech Steve Tomec Raymon Holmberg Hall, BSC Instructor: 31 at (R) 1,410 (Dl 926 (Dt 235 32nd 33rd (R) 1,306 (D) 1,682 34th 36th (R) 967 ID) 1.579 36th 37th (R) 676 ID) 946 38th 39th (R) 1.620 (D) 1.774 41 at (Rl 480 (Ol 968 42nd 43rd (R) 518 (Dl 819 44th 45th (Rl 450 (D) 497 46th 47th (R) 1,291 (Dl 956 46th 49th (R) 895 (D) 855 61st (Rl 603 (R) 336 IDI 696 62nd 6 3rd (Rl 727 (Dl 669 17 18th (R) 966 attended an eight-week training academy, "I just want to be there for the little things like when she gets sick," the mother said. "We enjoy the benefits of being in the service and now we have to do our job to maintain peace," Taylor, a 17-year-old Air Force veteran, said.

Taylor has been stationed in Minot for four years. Her husband, Senior Master Sgt. Charles Taylor, is now stationed in Japan. He was initially shocked to learn that his wife had been tasked and his first response was she couldn't go. Who was going to care for their daughter? "He came back to reality he knows this is part of our job," Taylor said.

The little girl is scheduled to fly to Mobile Sept. 8, whether her mother is sent overseas or not. "I don't want to have to wait until the last minute," Taylor said. If called to duty before Sept. 8, a couple of friends on the base have volunteered to care for the girl and YES 48,967 71,333 63,851 52,610 NO 71,452 50,320 56,261 74,207 Approved JtHIt VOTES HOUSE VOTES 1st District R) 926 Earl R.

flennerfelt 846 (D) 804 Rex A. Bverly R) 607 Donald E. Larson (R) 348 Dsn Gerhardt (01 703 Mary Wahl (O) 670 2nd District Raymond Schmidt RI 802 Ronald C. Olson (R 689 Jeremy Nelson (D) 1.143 Erlrng Duane Gronfur D) 1.089 3rd District (R) 938 Kevin Pederson 843 (Dl 1,707 Glen Froseth (HI 817 Kevin Kolbo ID) 1.460 Alan Enckson (Dl 1.328 GG Henna (D) 716 4th District Loren Hoffman fRI 837 Vernon 0. Halvorson (R) 821 June Enget ID) 1.711 Ron Nichols (D) T.429 6th District tR) 641 Mike Timm R) 864 ID) 1.326 Derlene Watne IRI 747 El wood "Woody" Thorp OI 1.214 John Sinn (D) 1.127 6th District Beth Smette (R) 1.043 David Larson 875 Kathi Gilmore D) 1.289 Brien Skar (Dl 921 7th District (R) 1,021 Alice Miller IR 887 (Dl 1,159 Robert K.

Muhs (R 840 Walter Gsfroh (Dl 1.021 Gene Watne (Dl 988 8th District Mick Grosz 770 Jefl Delzer RI 70S Diane Ness (Dl 864 Robert O'Shee (Dl 828 Alfonse Friese (Dl 212 9th District (Dl 1.754 Gerry Wilkie (Dl 1.440 (Dl 1.338 Merle Boucher (Dl 1.109 Arthur Rude (Dl 1.060 lOth District Eugene Nicholas (R 1.182 Robert Nowatzki ID) 1.840 11th District (R) 992 Alice A. Olson IR) 926 (Dl 835 Rosemarie Myrdal IR) 895 Deryl Passe (Ot 742 Arthur Duff (Dl 668 12th District Erling O. Rolfson, Jr. (R 908 Dennis Johnson RI 844 Bill Stsrke ID) 1.563 vern Thompson (D) 1.077 13th District R) 477 Rodney A Larson IR) 474 (Ol SOS MaryJene Martens (R) 372 Jeke Gust (Dl 479 Berbers Pyla (O) 472 14th District Art Melby (R 981 John M. Howard (Rl 967 Charles Linderman (Dl 1.044 Bert Miller (Dl 967 15th District (R) 634 Dr.

Richard Kunkel (R 796 (D) 1.377 Joan Michelski (Rl 746 Gordon Berg ID) 1.076 Mervm Olson ID) BS5 Dennis Miller ID) 818 16th District William E. Gorder (R) 592 Betty Getz Odegeerd IR) 538 WC "BiH" Skfervan ID) 939 Robert "Tork" Kilichowski (D) 853 19th District IR) 834 Don Sh.de (Rl 825 (D) 914 Degne Olsen (Rl 763 Ron Hsugen (Dl 793 Mike Rosencrana D) 688 20th District Thomas Moe (R) 710 w.ght F. Kslaah R) 669 Lee Ketdor ID) 1,498 Ole Aaravold ID) 1.440 2 let District (R 380 J. David Rostad (Rl 344 ID) 627 Ruth Motm (Rl 333 John Schneider lOl 603 Dave Gebrielson IDI 467 22nd District Jack Dalrymple (Rl 751 Wesley ft Belter (ft) 737 Rita Helland 672 Pat nudson ID) 180 23rd District R) 969 Scott Parkman IR) 869 (Dl 1.825 Allan Opoien IRI 776 Bruce Leughlm (Dl 1.720 Odell Fleagen (Dl 1.677 24th District GereM Gamthol (Rl SOO Vine Olson (Rl 797 Jrm Broten (Ol 978 AM Goff (Dl 946 26th District IR) 736 ftov Heusuf (Rl 699 AHen Stenhrrn (Rl 690 Rick Ktelb (Dl 703 Alan A. Peterson (Ol 648 26th District Earl Redlin Ml 764 Mrvin Hansen IRI 776 Scott Stofferehn (01 1.366 John Hokan (Ot 1.2B6 27th Dietricl (Ol 1.647 Qreng nr (Rl S46 Robert Muetner tO 1.276 Howard Of umbo ID) 1.247 26th District Dennis Schtmfc (R) M81 Gerald Lus IR V076 Jtm Broke ID) 1.401 KeHy Shockman IDI 1.34$ 29th District (Rl 643 timet Retref IRI 574 (Dl 799 Barber Lang (Rl 662 (Dl 134 Wftd Williams (Ol Joe roe her ID) 669 William E.

Kretschmar (R) 1,574 Tom D. Freier (R) 1,532 Wilbur VanderVorst (Rl 17 Pete Kramer (D) 1.044 Melvin Schmidt (0) 839 District Orville Schindler "(R) 1.280 Loren Dew it (R) 938 Rosalie Granthem (Rl 614 Dan Keily (Ot 645 John Spitzer (Ol 817 District Kenneth Owelle 362 Merlen Heakenson (R) 302 Bill Oban (D) 690 Marv Mutzenberger (D) 585 District Roneld Gunsch (R) 1.332 Gary Knell 1.307 John Mahoney ID) 1,478 Jerry Bodine (Dl 1.307 District Rae Ann Kelsch (Rl 508 Al Liebersbach (R) 489 James Costs (Dl 1.098 Jim Gerl (Dl 1.059 District Richard Koube (R) 840 Wilhelm (Bill) Koch (Rl 659 Ray Meyer (Dl 1.430 Jemes Kerzman (D) 1,162 Olstrtct Ron Anderson (Rl 1.154 Grant Brown (Rl 1.019 Roger L. Senders (Rl 597 Cindie Heiser (D) 961 Joyce Byerly ID) 896 Joe Hern (Dl 287 District Wald (Rl 632 Richard Wardner (Rl 561 Ruth Stefonowicz (D) 610 Vince Ficek ID) 807 District Clarence Merlin (R) 447 Herbert A Urlacher (Rl 406 Jerrit Ruatan 4D) 692 Pat Davis White (D) 500 District Kenneth Thompson (Rl 1.513 Joseph Whslen (Rl 1.420 Ksthleen Joyce ID) 1,444 Leslie Snsvely 1,022 Duane Rub (Dt 595 District Janet Wentz (R 478 Andrew Meragos (R) 437 Gary Lee ID) 865 Lee Snyder (D) 847 District Thomas Wentz IR) 203 Werd K. Johnson (Rl 202 Sereh Carlson (Ol 580 Jennifer Ring ID) 515 District Moine Getes IRI 496 Rod St. Aubyn (Rl 468 Clarence Vetter (D) 717 Edward Waldron (Ol 673 District Al Souk up (Rl 650 Lynette Oixson (R) 577 Kit Scherber ID) 847 James Berg ID) 787 District Rick Berg (R) 432 Leroy Bernstein (R) 414 Jon Fogerty (D) 440 Brett Lloyd (Dl 430 District Steve Gormen (Rl 799 John Dorso IR) 762 Son, Kosler (Dl 711 Herry McAllister (Dl 708 District Cathy Rydell (Rl 1.340 Yvonn Kroll (Rl V216 August Ritter (Dl 962 Bonnie Bareness (Ol 854 District Harold Trautmen IR) 639 Arn.e Becker )R 638 Lyte Hanson ID) 807 David Gienger ID) 620 Dietricl Bob Martinson (Rl 904 Alvin Hauseuer (Rl 669 Audrey Cleery IDI 645 Howard Loftesnea (Dl 667 John Birdiell (Dl 271 District Richard Kloubec (Rl 759 Doug Peyn (R) 731 Dolores Kinslow (Dl 668 Tom Steiiman (Dl 609 District Date I Heneger (Rl 496 Ron Carlisle (Rl 461 Dean Herens (Dl 601 Robm Werr (Dl 572 District Jemes Boehm IRI 639 RockHn Batsman (HI 6O0 Matt Crherdt IDI 743 Richard Bendish IDI 667 District Rrck Clayburgh (Rl I.OOS Ronn Jensen (Rl 977 Ken Sved.en (Rl 951 Ma Marie Blechmor IRI 948 Judy Demers 101 1.127 jemes Weisnbrgr (Ol 1,043 VttQtrw Alters (Dl 996 Over Bergman (Dl S8S 40 60th District Ben Ibttefson (Rl 46 Gary Port (Rl 651 Clara So Pric (Rl 803 Jemes Ptrson (R) 716 Bruc Anderson ID) 1,224 Jennings Klug 10) 1,176 Jerome Oruenberg (01 1.171 Cart Collins (Dl 1.166 Vern C.

Neff Jim "rbckim Orlin M. Hanson Jerry Meyer Art Ekblad Larry Schoenwald Ken Solberg Ben Axtman Dan Jerome Patricia Darners F. Kent Vbsper Paul Sigurdson Jay Lmdgren Liz Maxwell John "Jack" Treyrtor Lloyd Strom me Ouen Mutch William "Spud" Murphy David C. beltoft Tih KeHy Charles I Gruman Dan Wogstend ftusse T. Thane Jjtffl Dotienrod Arthur Todd Dal Marks O.

Donald fliMfrtck I MEASURES BALLOT No. 1 No. 2 No 3 No 4 1 SC R- 4005 HCR 3022 SCR 4017 AN INITIATED A CONSTITITIONAL A CONSTITUTIONAL A CONSTITUTIONAL MEASURE PROPOSING SJUDICAST AMENDMENT AMENDMENT AMENDMENT TO INCREASE THE DISTRICT REMOVING THE ESTABLISHING A ALLOWING CERTAIN GENERAL SALES LT. GOVERNOR AS CONSTITUTIONAL COAL SEVERANCE TAX RATE BY 1 TO SHIP JUDGESHIP PRESIDING OFFICER RESOURCES TRUST TAX REVENUE TO FUND ELEMENTARY, 12 OF THE SENATE FUND FOR WATER BE USED FOR SECONDARY ADULT, PROJECTS AND LIGNITE RESEARCH, AND VOCATIONAL TL. DONALD L.

ENERGY DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION RT JORGENSEN CONSERVATION MARKETING. PROGRAMS YES NO YES NO YES NO YES NO 897 436 516 656 299 S68 371 473 S28 5 1,049 1.604 1.609 1,090 1.414 1.235 1,192 1,636 728 955 1.091 594 951 707 798 906 314 11 262 164 223 128 245 72 313 970 1.218 1.262 936 1.129 1,050 942 1,333 952 402 688 635 449 619 457 401 728 468 635 537 670 478 607 356 776 4.366 5.747 6.340 3.795 6.130 3.966 4,127 6.449 4.459 6.374 7.354 3.663 6.217 4.346 6.424 6.913 764 1.436 1.217 994 1.073 1,111 1,106 1,244 7 691 977 1.016 670 851 809 827 916 457 675 559 571 550 582 379 815 9S8 425 779 671 647 542 656 333 879 5 397 899 837 466 762 632 652 769 587 1,154 721 1,030 646 1,118 369 1.405 9 434 656 656 439 565 489 489 654 581 268 474 393 357 356 382 187 677 3.248 4.697 5.111 2.957 4,715 3.273 4,419 3,981 408 684' 583 612 618 694 361 779 425 909 728 613 648 682 642 740 742 40 600 683 411 509 479 396 629 368 642 444 676 400 623 256 793 6 641 930 814 75S 750 839 740 948 326 623 287 668 286 633 189 678 697 1,094 986 792 843 924 600 1.219 679 960 737 813 670 882 426 1.141 633 1.162 745 1,045 712 1.046 638 1.298 931 1,346 1.302 1,013 1,204 1.073 814 1,687 1.001 1,467 1.626 981 1.647 861 960 1.626 1,806 2.658 2.640 1,974 2,343 2.139 1.788 2.917 722 1,169 1.041 845 863 1,006 649 1,289 392 646 697 356 605 432 649 468 387 644 643 387 624 404 333 623 745 1.230 1,060 919 907 1,046 946 1.123 440 755 586 622 666 632 401 869 1.116 1,708 2.048 882 1.786 1.081 1.646 1.378 1 614 797 768 620 650 643 676 704 630 708 695 666 643 696 696 691 6 1.831 1,823 2.094 1,290 1.901 1.447 1.836 1.773 1,421 1,444 1.810 1,168 1.490 1.327 1.496 1.562 3 290 482 425 332 378 380 359 456 381 686 460 489 441 604 297 870 S23 442 620 363 628 434 421 646 306 108 280 213 173 195 186 93 308 2.289 1,352 1,871 2.092 1.179 1.858 1.377 1.148 2,194 366 632 666 327 481 395 466 440 6 1.946 1.829 2.141 1.702 1.939 1.859 1.664 2,437 469 660 663 380 684 433 601 474 1086 1,346 1.668 807 t.452 1.013 1.499 1.106 938 1.716 1.329 1.316 1.093 1.678 1.617 1.369 3 600 6.328 6.410 3.603 4.407 4.280 3.703 6.832 582 961 774 731 731 769 458 1.087 1,451 2.097 1,736 1,782 1,793 1.729 1,216 2,630 7069 48.967 71.462 71,333 60.320 63.851 66,261 62.610 74.207 IN WITNESS WM6R0f, Wt have hereunto ftt our hands end Ctud th Great Sal of Ih ORE AT SEAL AVSteto Trurr, Bob Hanson, represented by Slant fraunborger. Deputy State Treasurer reClerk of th Supreme Court, Luette Dunn nVSccratery of State, Jim Kuter rVChmr North Dakota RpuWen Uytoo 'robora. reoreaonted by Lor J. Schorr Chairmen, NO Democrat Party.

Ooorgo Geufcler, ropremd by Erie Kumar Stat of North Dakota 10 be effiwd this Twenty acond Day of Jun, 1990 f3 37700 fciiewibkmainiifcl eNAwtaJJhaMe.