Morrow Soil & Water
Conservation district
1st Annual Meeting
Tuesday, Feb. 6, 1973
6:30 p.m.
Greenfield Grange Hall
Potluck Dinner - open to public
Bring 1 hot dish or salad or dessert
Coffee and Rolls furnished
1. Film - "With Our Own Hands"
2. Business Meeting
3. Featured Speaker-Dr. Jim Vomicil,
Extension Soil Specialist, Oregon
State Unir.
Topic: Wind Erosion Management
Door Prizes
Doardman Soil & Water Conservation District
Annual Financial Report
By Arnold Hoffman,
Treasurer
Cosh and Rmvivm
Cash on Hand $ Ul.42
Equipment Rentals 1.857.15
Miscellaneous Receipts 216.25
Accounts Receivable 254.50
Time Deposit 500.00
Total $2,969.32
Equipment Valuation
International Truck $ 280.00
Fertilizer Spreader 2 90.00
CMC Truc k 1.000.00
Grain Drill 2 976.00
Cam-all Serai 1.080.00
Gopher Getter 90.00
HD-10 Tractor 2.100.00
Total $5,616.00
Total Assets ....$8,585.32
Accounts Payable 1.849.23
Total Liabilities $149.23
Net Woith $6,736.09
Food Processing Plant
Proposed at Doardman
By RI PE KENNEDY
Port of Morrow Coordinator
BOARDMAN. Ore -The Port
of Morrow unveiled plans for a
350-acre food processing park
on land it owns at Boardman
and serviced by the Union
Pacific mainline and Interstate
80N. Rupert Kennedy, the port
coordinator, said the proposed
park, capable ol accommo
dating seven to ten tenants, is
composed of 400-ft. wide lots
connected by 13.100 ft of rail and
9050 ft. of access roads.
Site development costs have
been estimated at $2.26 million
with grading of overburden into
gravel excavation ponds esti
mated at SI 8 million.
Kennedy said efforts would be
made to have a port inter
change on Interstate 80N
approved. Presently the free
way has an interchange at
Boardman to the west and
another at the U.S.730 junction
to the east.
The port has retained a
Portland engineering firm to
plot the park.
The port intends to submit an
application for an Economic
Development Administration
grant to finance development of
the park site.
Heppner Soil & Water Conservation district
Annual Financial Report
January 1, 1972 to December 31. 1972
Bank Balance of Jan. 1, 1972
Income from Cooper a tors $ 515.43
Donations for annual add 152.50
Interest (FNB time savings) 53.23
Subsidie (State of Oregon ) 75.00
Sale of soil maps on deposit 800.00
$79 63
Total income $ 1596.16 .
Transferred from times savings acct.
Total Balance & Income
DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1972
Sect. State Audit 5 00
Oregon As sc. Con vs. Dist. Dues ...... 65 00
National Assc. Con vs. Dist. Dues 7500
Stewardship Materials 22 05
R.C.&D. Donation 1000
Treasurer Bond J? JJ
Postage 1600
Marker Flags 196 40
Annual Add 180 80
Rent to Grange (2 meetings ) 30 00
Awards and trophies 4JMW
Total disbursements $ 650.88 -
Bank Balance and on hand December 1972
$ 1596.16
$"1675 79
$ 200 00
i 1875.79
$ 650.88
$ 1224.81
In times Savings Acct 800.00
Value of equipment less 20 percent Dep 287.02
Total cash and equipment $ 2311.83
Deposit on hand for maps 800.00
Net Cash and Equipment
$ 1811.93
Accounts receivable
Rental and Sales
Packer rental
Marker flags sold
Totai $ 561.80
Recommend to clear the books of delinquent and contested accounts
of 38.05
Respectfully submitted,
Edmond Gonty, Treasurer
1.
Goals For Coming Year
2.
3.
uive support to tne toiumbia -bnake-Palouse program or
similar national contractual program for conservation work.
Enter Goodyear conservation contest.
Urge construction funding be made available for Rock Creek
Watershed.
4. Continue emphasis on conservation education, including grade
school tours and 5th grade Poster contest.
5. Work with Heppner Water Control District in application of
plan for solving the flooding problems in Heppner.
6. Continue emphasis on wind erosion work.
7. Work with county ASCS committee for the reinstatement of
cost-sharing program for conservation work.
8. Evaluate the land treatment program on Shobe Canyon
watershed.
Study the irrigation water management problems of the West
Extension Irrigation District.
Work with City of lone and landowners in Rietmann Canyon
watershed in trying to solve their flooding problems.
11. Support the actions of the Port of Morrow in their concept of
multiple use (nuclear-irrigation-industry-recreation) devel
opment for northern Morrow County.
9.
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Last Year's Achievements
1. Completed the construction and seeding on Shobe Canyon
Watershed land treatment project.
2. State Engineers Office completed feasibility study of Rhea
Creek Watershed.
3 Diversion construction is nearing 3,000,000 feet. Construction
for 1972 was 758,364 feet.
4. Soil Surveying was completed on 84,900 acres.
5. Completed leakage repair work on Lake Penland.
6. Initiated action for printing of County General Soils Map.
7. Completed constuction of 33 debris dams.
Grading, Leveling
i
and Earth Moving
Phone 676-9192
Dicfi f.loador
I Heppner
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