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About Heppner gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1925-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1980)
TFN The llppincr Gazette-Times. Ileppner, Oregon. Thursday. January 31. IM V u : if- pliiiilllJiliii! D'Mha Janes . : liimiiiiiimiiiir Lexington CH-ange met Mon day night for its regular meeting with the Master Barbara Cutsforth in the chair. The evening was "Men's Night" with the men preparing and serving pan cakes. All men of the grange take a part in this activity and everyone had a good time. Guests for the evening were Willows master Louis Halvor sen and his wife. Dot, who is Willows secretary. Following the supper the regular business meeting was held. Supper committees for the year were announced with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Peck for February. A resolution ap proving President Carter's stand on the Olympics in Public Notice Russia was written to be sent to Pomona Grange. There were 27 members present for the evening. The program was a poem "Flue" and a movie concerning power (water, steam, wind and various others) shown by Kenneth Smouse. The next meeting will be Feb. 18. Holly Rebekah Lodge met Thursday for its regular meeting with the NG. Leila Palmer in the chair. The officers were installed by a Past N.G.. Delpha Jones assisted Hilda Yocom as Mar shall. Following the installa tion the newly elected G.G. Virginia Peck conducted the meeting with the main busi ness plans for the District Public Notice meeting which is scheduled for March 15. At this time the state president Anna LaKamp of Baker will pay her official visit to the district. Each lodge is being asked to take part in ine program ai mis ume. me meeting at Lexington IOOF hall will start at 10 a.m. with a luncheon at noon and business will continue in the afternoon. All Rebekahs are invited to attend. Refreshments of warm cinnamon rolls and coffee were served by the hostesses Venice Hendrickson and Florence McMillan. The next meeting will be at the hall Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robin son were Portland callers last week to visit her brother who is a patient in a hospital in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wood have moved their trailer to Tillamook where they will make their home. They were living on the lot across from the Morrow County Grain Public Notice Growers. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grieb and family spent a few days 1 recently in Denver. Colo, at a Rlnck Angus show. Mr. and Mrs. Morris McCarl were Monmouth visitors where they visited their daughter Sharon and nephew Gary Hunt, who are attending school there. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ma.jeske have returned home from Depot Bay where they visited their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Ropp. and daughter. Mr. Ropp who is a fisherman recently had the misfortune to lose his boat and load of crab in an accident at the entrance of the bay when coming in from a fishing trip. This was caused by high winds and seas. Mrs. Robert Smith visited her husband and other mem bers of the family over the weekend from her nurses training at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland. Public Notice Oregon Department of Education School Business Systems NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING AmpptingnfthP Morrow County School District Board will he held on February 18 19 80. a.m. (Governing Body) at 2l3.0p.rn. at Heppner Elementary School The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 , 19 8Q as approved by the Morrow County School District Board (Municipal Corporation) Budget Committee. A summary of the budget is presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained free of charge at the district office in Lexington between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.. The budget was prepared on a basis of accounting 0 consistent CZI not consistent with the basis of accounting used dur ing the preceding year. Major changes, if any, and their effect on the budget, are explained below. Morrow Lexi nqton (County) (City) 1-4-80 Kenneth Broadbent (Date) (Chairperson of Governing Body) FINANCIAL SUMMARY ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS Total Instruction Total Supporting Services t Total Community Services . . . Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS ANTICIPATED Total Revenues Except Property Taxes REVENUES Total Property Taxes Required to Balance Budget, TOTAL. ANTICIPATED REVENUES ANTICIPATED Total Property Taxes Required to Balance Budget. TAX LEVY Plus: Estimated Property Taxes Not to Be Received . TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY TAX LEVIES PARTIALLY FUNDED BY STATE OF OREGON Levy Within Tax Base One-Year Special Levy Outside Tax Base Serial Levies TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PARTIALLY FUNDED BY STATE SOURCES TAX LEVIES TOTALLY FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS One-Year Special Levy Outside Tax Base . Serial Levies Levy for Payment of Bonded Debt TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS Adopted Budget This Year 19 2,363,191 5.765,915 4,238 217,044 8,350,388 5.037.472 3.312.916 8,350,388 3,312.916 463,808 3,776,724 555,199 2,426,924 2,982,123 19.U18 719,018 Approved Budget Next Year 19 2,933.518 3,469,373 5,263 117,681 6,525,835 2.548.713 3.977.122 6,525,835 3,977,122 397,712 4,374,834 588,510 3,081,650 3,670,160 U4,fa4 704,674 STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS D NONE DEBT OUTSTANDING LXJAS SUMMARIZED BELOW DEBT NONE HORIZED, NOT INCURRED AS SUMMARIZED BELOW PUBLISH TABLE BELOW ONLY IF COMPLETED DEBT OUTSTANDING I DEBT AUTHORIZED, NOT INCURRED This Year Next Year This Y"ear I Next Year TYPE OF DEBT as of July 1 7q as of July f fin, as of July 1 as of July 1 Bonds 5,617,000 Pfia.nnn Interest-Bearing Warrants Short-Term Note ( other) TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS .... I J FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET GENERAL. FUND Total Instruction Total Supporting Services Total Community Services Total All Other Requirements Total Requirements (Including Transfers) Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied Ad Valorem Taxes Received Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance . . Estimated Tax Not to be Received Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied . . . Levy Within Tax Base One Year Special Levy Serial Levy (Operating) Serial Levy (Capital Construction) Levy For Payment of Bonded Debt Total Instruction Total Supporting Services Total Community Services Total All Other Requirements Total Requirements (Including Transfers) Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied Ad Valorem Taxes Received Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance . . Estimated Tax Not to be Received .... Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied Actual Data Adopted Budget Approved Budget Last Year This Year Next Year 1r7QafW).fi4 2.307.620 2,852,037 1,8,7.79 1.924.983 2.561.873 2r495.23 4228. 5,263 RIO. 858.99 150.745 117.681 3,840,487.65 4,387,586 5.536.854 1.714.315.S2 1.771.688 2.200.345 2,126,271.83 , , . 2 , 615 , 898 3.336.509 ; 336225 333.650 9fQ82.12? 3.670.159 555 f 199 588.510 ?f4?fif924 3. 081. 649 1 ;iu,ui 1 704,674 JBOND FJEBT FUND Last Year This Year Next Year 626,964.39 654,718 5b;ffelJ 626,964.39 654,718 657,613 25,135.71 24,000 17,000 601,828.68 630,718 640,613 88,300 64,061 719,018 704,674 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Owen and children are returning this week to their home in Gould. Okla. from an extended visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill B. Marquardt and other relatives. The Lexington City Council will meet Feb. 5 for its regular meeting. At this meeting there will be some discussion on the open ing of C Street, and other business pertaining to the city. Frankie Robinson is a patient in Pioneer Memorial in Heppner. Ruby Colley is staying in Portland where she will be near Olive Reade who re cently underwent major sur gery at St. Vincent's Hospital. Mrs. Reade is a long time friend of Mrs. Colley from Spray. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wagen blast and children and Lee Wagenblast were visitors over the weekend with another son. Mr. and Mrs. John Wagen blast and family. PvbfcNotk , Juvenile detention center discussed Morrow Countv's new Di rector of Puhlic Works. Don ;ild L. Rriues. should be ;irriini in Heppner the sec ond week in February. Judge Don McF.llirjntt said Monday. In County Court news for Jan 2.1 in the Irrignn Court. 16 persons attended to voice their opposition to the combining of the two justice courts saying thev thought they would lose services if the change occurs. Jim Thompson. Boardman cilv manager, asked the court in have the county endorse the Port of Morrow overpass heinu asked for by the city of Boardman. Carnlvn Holt. Morrow Couniv juvenile officer, and Bruce Kinrh. of the same position in Umatilla Countv. met to discuss the use of the juvenile detention center in Pendleton. I'malilla made an offer on i Public Notice the use of the center that was turned down by the county court. The Morrow County court made an offer of $40 per diem for a boarding fee for the use of the center and a $2,000 yearly retaining fee. Umatilla is asking Morrow County to share in the expenses for the use of the detention center. "If thev (Umatilla) say no do the nffert we will have to go elsewhere to board our kids." Judge Don McFJligott said Smoke detectors aid in fire fatalities drop j Fatalities from Oregon fires continued to decline in 1979, and smoke detectors deserve some of the credit, Clyde W. Centers, state fire marshal, said. There were 69 fire fatalities in the state in 1979, compared with 74 in 1978. and 94 in 1977. Of the 1979 fatalities, 41 were caused by asphyxiation and 28 by burns. There were 52 fatalities in Public Notice and residences, 12 in vehicles. two in nursing homes. While the number of deaths dropped, fire losses were the highest in history. Centers said that losses in the first nine months of last year totaled $57 million, which was $5 million more than during all 12 months of 1978. The Fire Marshal Division is part of the Oregon Depart ment of Commerce. Public Notice FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED PL 89-10 Title I fund Last Year This Year I Next Year Total Instruction 50,665.03 48,848.00 62,684.00 Total Supporting Services 0 0 0 Total Community Services : on nn o 1 Total all Other Requirements 519.15 100.00 100. 00 Total Budget Requirements 0 "38,948.00 62,784.00 Total Budget Resources 51,184.18 1 48,948.00 "62,784. UU Vocatj onal J.djjcatjorj fund Last Year 1 This Year Next Year Total Instruction 0 0 0 Total Supporting Services 1,789.00 2,623.00 3,000.00 Total Community Services 0 0 0 Total all Other Requirements 0 9 u Total Budget Requirements 1,789.00 2,623.00 3,000.00 Total Budget Resources 1,789.00 I 2,623.00 1 3,000.00 2itleIV-B FUND Last Year This Year I Next Year Total Instruction J) 0 0 Total Supporting Services 3.816.00 4,000.00 5,000.00 Total Community Services 0 0 0 Total all Other Requirements . Q 0 0 Total Budget Requirements 3,816.00 4,000.00 5,000. 00 Total Budget Resources 3,816.00 1 4.000.00 1 5,000.00 IMS- Mental- Health- fund Last Year This Year Next Year Total Instruction 0 " Q 0 Total Supporting Services 2,006.17 4,000.00 7,897.00 Total Community.Services 0 0 0 Total all Other Requirements ? 1,568.65 0 Q Total Budget Requirements 3,574.82 4,000.00 7,897.00 Total Budget Resources 3,574.82 4,000.00 I 7,897.00 Food Service fund Last Year This Year Next Year Total Instruction 0 0 0 Total Supporting Services . . 118.917.56 98,000.00 136,000.00 Total Community Services 0 0 0 Total all Other Requirements 37,756.48 36,246.00 35,046.00 Total Budget Requirements 156,674.00 134,246.00 171,046.00 Total Budget Resources 156,674.00 I 134,246.00 1 171,046.00 ' JHojisjjigFund fund ' Last Year This Year Next Year Total Instruction CI 0 0 Total Supporting Services 2,381.10 2,600.00 1,500.00 Total Community Services 0 0 0 Total all Other Requirements 66,147.45 59,342.00 1,341.00 Total Budget Requirements 68,528.55 61,942.00 " 2,841 ."DP Total Budget Resources 68,528.55 1 61,942.00 1 2,841.00 Fgdera,1Pi 192,313 ; fund Last Year This Year Next Year I Total Instruction 0 "" 1,000.00 Total Supporting Services 0 0 0 : Total Community Services 0 0 , 0 Total all Other Requirements 0 , 0 0 j' Total Budget Requirements 0 Q 4,000.00 ' Total Budget Resources ' 1 0 1 0 I 4,000.00 N orthwest Area JFounda t2onFUND Last Year I This Year Next Year i i i . ... i i Total Instruction 0 Q 0 Total Supporting Services ' 0 1,410.00 2,000.00 Total Community Services 0 Q 0 Total all Other Requirements 0 ; P 0 . Total Budget Requirements 0. 1.41Q.QQ 2,Q0Q,QQ , Total Budget Resources I 0 I 1.410.00 I 2.000.00 1 ESAJUe VJ-C fund Last Year This Year Next Year - Total Instruction Q- 5 0 Total Supporting Services Q HQ-00 1,800.00 Total Community Services - 0 ' Total all Other Requirements P 9. 0 Total Budget Requirements P. 211Q-0Q 1,800.00 Total Budget Resources I 0 I 2,110.00 1 ,800.00 BondBuildJng fund ' , I Last Year This Year Next Year ' Total Instruction " . 0 ' Total Supporting Services I 5,061,249.95 I 2.956.025.00 71.000.00 I Total Community Services I 0 0 n j Total all Other Requirements : ' 0 Q . 0 Total Budget Requirements 5.061.249.95 2,956.025.00 71.00QJj0J Total Budget Resources I 5.061.249.95 1 2,956.025.00 1 71."fj0On j r ii
