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The Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, April 20, 1978 ELEVEN
League of Oregon Cities meets in Pendleton
Clothing collection set by UCC
A discussion of Home Rule,
annexation and plans for the
"1979 legislative session will
highlight a League of Oregon
Cities regional meeting in
Pendleton Tuesday. April 25.
Pendleton Mayor Joe Mc
Laughlin has invited officials
of cities in Morrow and
Umatilla Counties to attend
this meeting, which is one of 20
that the League is presenting
throughout the state this
spring.
- The meeting will begin at 1
p.m. with afternoon work
shops focusing on current
issues and problems in the
fields of finance and budget
ing, personnel practices, risk
management and recent legal
developments. A training ses
sion for elected officials will
put participants in a "council"
setting and use a film and
workbooks to present problem-solving
situations that are
common to policy-setting
boards.
At 4 p.m. an open forum
general discussion will give
city officials an opportunity to
develop their own agenda of
topics while bringing up
questions of local concern.
League staff will be available
to serve as resource persons
for this session.
The afternoon workshop and
general discussion will be held
at Indian Hills Red Lion, 304
S.E. Patawa Road, Pendleton.
At the evening dinner meet
ing the League president,
Portland Commissioner Char
les Jordan, will reivew League
activities, plans for the 1979
legislative session and major
issues of importance to cities.
Local state legislators have
been invited to attend the
cinner meeting and join in the
discussion of legislation affec
ting cities. The dinner will
begin at 6:30 p.m. at Indian
Hills Red Lion.
The lone U.C.C. Women's
organization is sponsoring a
clothing collection day at the
church on Wednesday, April vities may be obtained by
26, beginning at 9 a.m. More calling Mrs. Fred (Helen)
information about the acti- Nelson.
ccc
oans av&uuoienow
a 1
Commodity Credit Corpora
tion (CCC) loans are now
available to Morrow County
producers interested in build
ing high-moisture forage and
silage storage facilities on
their farm or remodeling
existing storage structures,
according to Judy Buschke,
county executive director of
the Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation (ASCS) of
fice. Previously, loans were
available only for construction
of new structures for high
moisture grain or grain silage,
and dry grain.
"The loans will benefit
Heppner School Menus
I Thursday, April 20
j Beef Stew, vegetables
Cottage Cheese, pear halves
jj Bread, butter, milk
' l Friday, April 21
I Macaroni Salad
i Toasted cheese sandwiches
Dill pickles
j Cookies, fruit, milk
ji Monday, April 24
Hot dogs, baked beans
y
Vegetable salad, fruit, milk. J
I
Tuesday, April 25
Macaroni & cheese 1 jj
Buttered spinach ?t
Celery & carrot stix '
Apple crisp,. milk
'-,
Wednesday, April 26 It
Sloppy Joe, bun ' ;
Buttered corn ('
Cabbage salad -Peach,
milk ;
CONSOLIDATED REPORT
OF CONDITION
NK OF
astern Oregon
HEPPNER-IONE ARLINGTON
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE
As of March 31, 1978
ASSETS
Cash and due from banks
U.S. Treasury securities
Obligations of other U.S. Government
agencies and corporations
Other Securities
Federal funds sold & securities purchased
under agreements to resell
Other loans less reserve for loan losses
Bank Premises, furniture & fixtures, & other
assets representing bank premises
Other assets
TOTAL ASSETS 16
CORP.
715,156.34
1,982,179.00
300,000.00
2,734,664.52
10,812,741.98
258,998.72
41,619.20
845,359.76
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations 3,725,083.55
Time and savings deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporations 9,947,020.32
Deposits of United States Government 15,601 .09
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 1 ,636,436. 10
Certifies and officers' checks, etc. 62,752.93
TOTAL DEPOSITS 15,386,893.99
a. Total demand deposits 4,317,048.32
b. Total time and savings deposits 11,069,845.67
Federal funds purchased & securities sold
under agreement to purchase
Other liabilites 140,925.76
TOTAL LIAVILITIES 15,527,813.75
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock total par value
(No. shares authorized 6,000)
(No. shares outstanding 6,000)
Surplus
Undivided profits
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES &
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
150,000.00
850,000.00
317,540.01
1,317,540.01
16,845,359.76
MEMORANDA
Standby Letter of Credit 75,000.00
Average of total deposits for the 30 calendar
days ending with days ending with call date 845,198.27
Average of total loans for the 30 calendar days
ending with call date 11,075,857.00
I, PATRICIA GENTRY, ASSISTANT CASHIER, of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of
condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
signed Patricia Gentry
Correct & Attest Directors
-s-Roy W. Lindstrom
s-L.E. Dick, Jr.
-6-David Childs
-s-Gene Pierce
State of Oregon, County of Morrow, Sworn to and subscribed
before me this 13th day of April, 1978, and I hereby certify
that I am not an officer or director of this bank. My
commission expires 10-21 -80. -s-Mary E. Bryant,
Notary Public
-s-Kenneth Walters
-s-D.L. Lemon
-s-Howard Bryant
dairymen and livestock pro
ducers who need storage for
grass silage, and also grain
producers with storage facili
ties that need modification
and remodeling to increase
capacity and efficiency," Bus
chke said. She added that
facility loans are secured
loans and borrowers must
provide adequate security to
protect CCC's interest.
CBEC shows 10
consumption jump
A summary of Bonneville
Power Administration's Gen
eration and Sales Statistics
was received this week by
Columbia Basin Electric Co
op. The local co-op showed a
10.5 per cent purchase in
crease over the previous year,
compared to an average
increase of 8.3 per cent for the
53 BPA customers in the same
grouping as CBEC. The co
op's power purchases for 1977
amounted to 136,533,000 kwhr
which was the 17th highest
ranking in the group.
The average rate of power
paid BPA by Columbia Basin
continues to run well under the
group's average, and for 1977
was 13 per cent below the
average.
BPA's sales to cooperatives
showed a substantial increase
compared to sales in other
classes. Sales to municipali
ties dropped 15.8 per cent
while sales to PUDs increased
by 3.9 per cent.
All-Oregon talent show
auditions coming up
Auditions for the annual
All-Oregon Talent Show, held
in conjunction with the Oregon
State Fair, have been sche
duled for May 10 and May 17 at
the State Fairgrounds in
Salem.
The auditions will be held in
the Living Arts Auditorium
from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. both
evenings.
A piano and piano player
will be available, along with a
record player for those wish
to use recordings. It is
advised, though, that anyone
using records at 78 RPMs
bring their own equipment.
Anyone using tapes should
also furnish their own.
A new format, using just
three days for the Talent Show
instead of the usual nine, will
insure the finest amateur
talent from throughout the
state being used.
Reservations are not need
ed, and all talent that appears
on either of the days will get a
chance to be evaluated.
Roger Martin. ..the new man
for governor returns to
Morrow County Sat. April 22.
Plan to meet him!
RogerMartin
FOB GOVERNOR
Paid By The Roger Martin For
Governor Committee, Morrow
County S.K. Peck Box 4010
lexington
Stub No..
SAMPLE BALLOT
City of Heppner, Oregon
Tax Levy Outside The Constitutional Limitations
Tuesday, May 2, 1978, Polls open 8:00 A.M. to
8:oo P.M. To be held in the Heppner
City Hall Building
To Be Torn Off By One Of Board Members
The voter shall place an (X) or Check mark in the voting
square before the word YES or NO, whichever indicates his or
her choice.
PROPOSAL
Shall the City of Heppner, Oregon be authorized to levy for the fiscal year 1978-79, the
sum of $36,200.00 outside of the 6 per cent limitation set forth in Section II, Article XI of
the Oregon Constitution?
EXPLANATION OF BALLOT QUESTION
Currently the tax base of $43,974.00 is inadequate for the general operation of the
City. If the tax levy is approved, the operating budget to be financed by local taxes for the
fiscal year 1978-79 will be $38,689.00 greater than the operating budget financed by local
taxes for the current fiscal year.
The reasons for increasing the levy are: Two additional employees, plus funding for
the Library, Swimming Pool, and increases in materials and supplies, employment
salaries, payroll taxes, and insurances, all necessary for the betterment of the operation
and maintenance of the City of Heppner.
Yes, I vote for the tax levy.
No, I vote against the tax levy .
Published April 20, 1978
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