Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current, March 01, 1973, Image 11

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Thtn Yeaf (Aett-l Nnt Vtar (Eat. I ' 1.070.000 " 1.020.000 tnlftesl hfiftnf V,jrijnn Shof! Term Nuie Tulli InOVblrdncrt 1.07Q.QQQ 1.Q20.QQQ I FUNDS lUOUIRING THE IfVY OF AN AO VALOREM TAX TO IALANCE THE IUDGET Total Personnel Senses (Includes ill Payroll Com) . . ToUl Mlltlull Wd SjfMCil Taitl Cpiul Oulliy Total All Other Requirements Toul Requirements (ln.'liidin Tunsfeis) ToUl Resources Iwtpt Tu la be Levied Ad Valorem Tax Requited lo Balance I Minuted Tj Noi be Rei-emd 1Ml Ad Valorem Tj Ik be Levied Levy Within t"-. LaniutiiHi Levy Oulude ft limitation I ey Oulude V Imitation (Serul Levy) N Subject lo Limitation Toul Peitunnel Sennet (Include! all Payroll Coin) Total Materials and Services Toul Capital Outlay Total All Other Requirement . , Toul Requirement! I Including Transfers) Toul Resources Except Tu lo be Levied Ad Valorem Ta Requited lo Balance Eilunaled Tax Noi to be Received , Toul Ad Valorem Tax lo ba Levied Levy Within t Lamiuiion Levy Oulude 61 Limitation Levy Oulude 6ft Limitation (Serial Levy) Noi Subtccl lo Lonnation Uil Yew Dm Yeae Nel Yne 1.379.625 1.493.466 1.550.026 372.179 3H7.061 407.072 79.406 47.323 52.427 46.966 40.000 49.350 1.676.160 1.967.650 2.056.875 1.257.164 1.249.050 1.2S6.S2U , 620.996 718.600 761.555,. tM MM 797.E68- 645.770 I Lail Year T)i Year Netl Yeae 137.104 121.611 118.04T 37 . 673 38. 134 30.969 94.231 63.477 87.060 LJfi2 3. 576 ., 92.659 8t,636 I 92.659 I 96.636 Actual Amount Budget Amount FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED Toul Personnel Servicei (Includes all Payroll Com) Toul Matetuli and Service! Toul Capital Outlay Toul All Other Requirement! Toul Budfet Requirement! Toul Budfet Resources Toul Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) Tout Materials and Services Toul Capital Outlay Toul All Other Requirements Toul Budget Requirement! , Toul Budpl Resources Uil Year The Year I Neet YW 36.756 48.500 48.500 1.103 1.500 1.500 37.B59 50.000 50.000 37.859 I 50.000 I 50.000 VPSAIIPEIAl WPBfr- jTUPVL FUND OR PROGRAM Lasl Year I This Year I Nei Year 1 .066 3.600 3.000 1.061 3.600 3.000 1.066 I 3,600 I 3.000 FEDERAL EDUCATIONAL Pf EQRTUNgY CB&KT. FUND OR PROGRAM Toul Personnel Services (Includes al! Payroll Costs) Toul Materials and Services Toul Captul Outlay Toul All Other Requirements ' Total Budpt Requirements Toul Budget Resources Last Year This Year Nevl Year 18.000 40.000 41.200 18.000 40.000 41.200 18.000 40.000 I 41.200 FEDERAL LAW Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) . . Total Materials and Services Toul Capiul Outla) Toul All Other Requirements Toul Budget Requirements Toul Budget Resources . . Uil Year I This Year NeM Year lfl,00 32,000 11,000 18.000 32.000 11.000 18.000 I 32.000 I 11.000 I FEDERAL OREGON NkriVEAMZRKNIXtS.'UHU. FUND OR PROGRAM Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) Toul Mateiials and Services Toul Capiul Outlay Toul All Other Requirements Toul Budget Requirements Total Budget Resources Lasl Year This Year Nev.1 Year 3, nnn 7.535 45.535 I I 45-S35 Total Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) Toul Materials and Services Toul Capiul Outlay Toul All Oilier Requirements Toul Budget Requirements Toul Budget Resources Actual Budget Amount Usl Year I This Year I Nevl Year 35.000 35.000 I I 35.000 NATIONAL -DIREXJ-STUDEMT-LOAN- FUND OR PROGRAM Toul Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) Toul Materials and Services Toul Capital Outlay Toul AU Other Requirement! Toul Budget Requirements Toul Budget Resources Toul Personnel Services (Includes all Payroll Coals) Toul MaieruU and Services Toul Capiul Outlay Toul All Other Requiremenu Toul Budget Requuemenu Toul Budget Resources Total Personnel Service! (Includes all Payroll Com) Toul Maletuli and Services . . Toul Capiul Outlay Toul All Other Requiremenu Toul Budget Requirements Total Budget Resources Total Personnel Servtata (IncWdes all Payrol Cow) Tout Maseru- and Services Toul Capiul Outlay Toul Ai Other Req remenu Total Budget Reourements Tout u4n lUwaro- Usl Year This Year Nevl Yeae 30.976 30.000 41.450 30.976 30.000 41.450 in 9 76 I 30.000 I 41.4SQ..J AGENCY. & TRUST, fund or program Usl Year This Year Next Year 12.920 13.887 H.SS? lfi.406 6.638 13.408 21.327 32.500 25.450 ml553 53.025 53.515 50.553 I 53.025 I 53.515 .BOOKSTORE FUND OR PROGRAM . Urt Year I This Yeae I Next Year 15.561 14.000 20.200 ft4 1067 92.000 87.900 6.192"" 4. 000 4-000 105.660 110.000 112.100 105860 I 110. 000 I 112.100 I J ARM IAB. FUND OR PROGRAM Use Year 1 This Year Ne" 2.000 6-93 Z.jsg " H.373 Teacher Contracts Approved IIEPI'NER (OR F.J GAZETTE-TIMES Thursday, Maid. I. It7J 'Cider With Rosle' Pictures the Cotswolds Morrow County School Dii trict R-l director pprov?d contracts for the following certificated personnel at their meeting Monday evening at Riverside High in Boardman. One year contracts: A.C. Houghton Geneva Colter, Charles Endieott. Heppner Ele mentary - Dennis Cass, Donald Cole, Audrey Jones, Ray May nard, Dorcas Stewart, Patricia Edmundson, Larry Hilde brandt, Robert Jespersen, Carol Sue Jones. Heppner High - Stephen Brownfield, Lynda Slusher, Duane Neiffer, Charles Starr, Robert Nash, Walter Pilgrim, Neil Poulsen. lone Schools - Diana Kincaid, Delton La Rue, Gail Hermann, John Edmundson, Sherrie Bahr, Donna Waibel, Becky Frazier, Mary Langston, Barbara Talley. Riverside - Connie Clough, John Weddle, Howard Mudder, Gail Enright, Janet Molahan. District - Ernest Teal. 3 year contract: A.C.Hough ton - Mildred Baker, Rose Hoosier, Joy Smith. Heppner Elementary - Clint Agee, Inez Erwin, Marguerite Glavey, Mildred Hanna, Lorena Jones, Pauline Miller. Heppner High -Linda Panter, Dennis Toney, Vi Lanham, Ed Hiemstra. lone School - Gordon Meyers, Darrell Wilson. Riverside - Black, Dan Daltoso, Harper, Roberta Audrey Botti, Michael Tolar. Heppner Elementary - Alan Bock, Rachel Dick, Karen Dubuque, Inez Meador, Lucile ' Peck, Linda Riley, Tom Shear. Heppner High Jim Bier, Dale Conklin, Dean Naffziger, Jane Rawlins, Ron Riley. Hal Whi taker. lone Schools Lynn Killpack. Riverside - Nancy , Leroux, Edith Partlow. Third Year of 3 year contract : A.C.Houghton -- Gladys Hobbs, LaVern Partlow, Eleanor Ser gent. Heppner Elementary -Dorothy Agee, Jessie Faye Morris, Frances Williams. Heppner High - Dale Holland, Madge Thomson. lone Schools -lone Martin, Jerry Martin, Betty Rietmann, Clifford Will iams. Riverside - Delia Lind say, Vic Marchek. Future Citizens Ronald James Jenkins. Second contracts Year of 3 year A.C.Houghton - Cathleen, 10 years old; and Craig, 8, children of Mr. and Mrs. George Gu tierrez, lone. Mrs. Cornett Green who has visited the area about which British poet, Mr. Lauri Lee likes to write, gave an enthusiastic review of his book "Cider With Rosie" to the Bookworms at their first February meeting. Using a copy of this autobio graphy which her relatives In England sent as a gift, Florence took her listeners Into the picturesque English Lowlands to some of the charming old villages of stone houses that nestle in the Cotswold Hills. Lauri Lee left the Cotswold as a young man set on making his fortune in London. Now he is a successful poet and novelist and has been able to return to the scenes of his pleasant childhood where he continues his writing career. This story of the author's early years describes people, places, customs, and incidents in vivid colors. One happening he pictures is the change that took place when the Squire died: "The Big House was sold by auction and became a Home for Invalids. The lake silted up, the swans flew away, and the great pike choked in the reeds. With the Squire's hand removed our village fell apart though we were about to do so anyway. His servants dispersed and went into the factories. His nephew broke up the estate." Although Mr. Lee writes of a time when life moved at a slower tempo than it does today, his words are lively, his choice of memories to recount is entertaining, and his book is one that those who enjoy things British will find most pleasing reading. London Sunday Times re viewer H E. Bates states "This poet, whose prose Is quick and bright as a snake has here written a gay, impatient, Jaunty and in parts slightly mocking the queen selection committee. Requirements for contestants are that they must be 19 years of age by January 1, 1973 and unmarried. Co-op News IMPACT OF RURAL ELECTRIFICATION Columbia Basin Electric book; a prose poem that flashes Cooperative has Just recently and winks like a prism." received the Annual Summary The edition Mrs. Green used of 1971 from Rural Electrifica- was published by Penguin tion Administration Rural Books Ltd, Harmondsworth, Electric Coopertlves to the Middlesex, England. This State of Oregon. review was given at the Total kwh sales were Weatherford home in Lexington 1.236,188.800 for 114.551,402.00 on Feb. 13. for the Oregon Rural Electric Cooperatives. Of this total, ..,.,.. ,.,.,..,... .., Columbia Basin had 75,453,900 ovUs thy nm kwhs for WM.O4.00 for 1971. QlhEN TK -OUTS For irrigation gaje9 tnere Election of officers and plan, were ,52i646i000 kwhs sold in for the coming year were main Oregon for the RECg at items of bus.ness at a pot-luck- $,,726i874.oo. Columbia Basin dmner meeting of the Arlington go,,, 26,751,700 kwhs for Saddle Club at Rock Creek $263i496.oo of the total irrigation schoo February 14 t salei in 1971. Lester Schaefer is president of the club. Other officers include Jack Copenhaver, vice president; Jean Mikkalo, Secre tary; and Carrol Wilkins, Trea- www surer. . V T The annual Arlington Rodeo will be held May 5 and 6. Queen LIM1TED TIME ONLY Home- K 'th? . hYodeS m" bK n,y 500- ' held at the club grounds March 11 at 1:30 p.m. There will be a pot -luck dinner at noon. Follow ing the court selection there will be a play-day for all who attend. Mrs. Bill West is chairman of I I j1 - 1 -ML) a n Coffee and Don uts Register for door prize! IHC 21" Lavn Mower Stop in and sec the Full Line of Equipment Tractors CALMS Bod UgggJglts TEST DRIVE An IHC Hydrostatic or a Steiger and get a Free Cap mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 444444 mm rmn at Lexington