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SIX The Heppner GaieUe-Tlmes, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, January 28, 1W2 Juvenile Services Comm. directors report on programs Morrow County Juvenile Services Commission Pro gram Directors Debbie Sheir hon and Barbara Weatherell have reported that various programs throughout the county have been very suc cessful, said a spokesperson for the commission. Barbara Weatherell. pro pram director for north Mor row, reports fifty-five children from Boardinan and fifteen Irrigon children are presently enrolled in the acrobatics program. The wrestling pro- 5 Available At f FIRST NOTICE OF IUDCET HEARING Morrow County School District Board A meeting of the Boardaan , , ... . .... 92 i, ,k Morrow County School District Hie final year beemning July I. 19 at approved by tne -a- (Municipal Corporation) Budget Committee. A aummary of the budget presented below. A copy of the budget may be impeoed. or obtid . 3l the School District office between the hourt of 8:00 a.B-md .5 : 90 P ri,,bu,1i:e.wPrep.redonibaoficcounnng DD cormftent not constant with the bam of accounting sued dur m the preceding year. Major changes, if any. and their effect on the budget, ate explained below. Morrow (County! FINANCIAL Total Instruction Total Supporting Service! Total Community Services Total All Other fcxpendrtutw am) Requirement! . TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS AMI' H'ATtD Khyi IKtMtNTS ANTICIPATED Total Revenue Except Property Tana REVENUES Total Property Taxes Required lo BaUnce Budget. TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES ANTICIPVTLD Total Property Taxes Required to Balance Budget. TAX IEVV Plus Estimated Property Taxes Not lo Be Received . TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY TAX 1 1 VIES PARTIALLY H'MH BY STATE OF OKI CON Levy Within Tax Base One-Year Special Levy Outside Tax Base ... . Serial Levies TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PARTIALLY FUNDED BY STATE SOURCES I AX LEVIES TOTALLY I t NDbD 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 NONE I DFHT OUTSTANDING I DEBT AUTHORIZED. NOT INCURRED flu, , Next Year This Year Next Yesr TYPE OF DEBT aiofJulyl81 ttof)uryl82 asofJuryl si of July I B. . 4,924,000 . 550,000 interest-Bearing Warrants Sliuri-Teini Note - ( othet) TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS .... I I 1 1 1 FUNDS REQUIRING THE 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 Senal Levy Levy for Payment of Bonded Indebtedness. Total Instiuctton 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 Levy lot Payment of Bonded Indebtedness pram has 32 participants. South end Director. Debbie Sheirhon recently reported to the commission on programs now underway and the follow ing upcoming events: In Heppner. a high school bowling team will get under way on February 6. under the supervision of Charlie Sum ner. The team will be open to students in grades nine through 12. said the spokes person. , A movie. "A Man Called Flintstone." will be shown at will beheld on Gowning Body) ea. School . The purpow of tha Lexington 1-4-82 (Date) (City) SUMMARY 1. 5, ..3. STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS DEBT AS SUMMARIZED BELOW none PUBLISH TABLE BELOW ONLY IF COMPLETED LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO GENERAL r 1 r 1 Actual Data Adooted Budget Approved Budget Last Year j This Yter Yt'r. i. 653. 348 3. 129.084 ,TU,23l 2.464.950 2 .621 .070 3, 186, 757 4, 163 5,200 i 8,823 769.208 108.380 , 107,880 5,891.669 6.063.734 6. 735.69 1 I ,47- 229 1.842.00? 2,090,470 4.418.440 1 I , ! ' . ' 4 . 22 1 . 732 4, 645, HI 422. 173 371,617 4.f4V90S 5.016.838 " 623.820 fc6UZ42 4.O2O.085 4,355,589 DE BTS JZR V ICE F UN D ; Last Year j This Yter Net Ya i 1 . 162.503 I 1.022.910 1.051.959 2.162.503 1.022,950 1.051.959 509.721 I 3,84 522.0OO , 771.415 I i 650.666 . 529.959 65,066 42.396 7'5.73? , 17?, the Heppner Junior High School Gym. February 21 at S p.m. Colt Basketball in now underway in Heppner with Jim Ackley as director. Stu dents in grades five through eight are eligible to partici pate, the spokesperson added. lone Pee Wee Basketball started under the direction of Chuck Starr, on January ifi and will continue through February 19. Practices are held every Saturday for stu dents in grades one through five. New short basketball hoops have been purchased as well as other equipment for the young players. Mfartha Doherty and Del LaRue will assist Starr with the coaching. More information concern ing juvenile programs may he obtained from the directors. concluded the spokesperson. Pettyjohn Oil holds seminar A seminar for area farmers concerning weed control was held last Wednesday. January 20 at Willow Grange Hall, lone. The seminar began with a noon lunch prepared by the ladies of the grange. Speakers from five ma jor agri -chemical manufacturing companies presented information on weed control using their respective products. Prizes were donated by the companies involved. Winners of drawing prizes were Jack Osterlund. Vince Hill. Bob Rietmann. Ken Smouse. Art Crawford. George Miller. Dana Heideman. Lew Halvor sen and Marvin Padberg. The seminar was sponsored by Pettyjohn Oil Co. Feb. 1 5 . 82 meeting is to dncun die budget Jean Bennett (Chatrperaon of Govemine, Body) Adopted Budget This Year 19 81 Approved Budget Next Year 1982 3.217.912 3,397.231 3.059. 155 y,438,036 5,200 8,823 157,061 1,159,839 8, 103,929 7,437,328 2.564,930 2.928.74 4.872,398 5.175.180 7,437 ,328 8, 103,929 4.872.398 5.175,180 487.239 414,104 359.637 5,589, 194 623. .820 661 . ,249 $04.83Q T.U0.36V 4,228,650 4 ,40'. , If 3 415.255 M5,2:ii -7I5,73r "572.355 1,130,987 1,137,581 HORIZED. NOT INCURRED AS SUMMARIZED BELOW BALANCE THE BUDGET FUND Wellness Workshop to be held Sat. r- t?! 11" o " 1 i-JJ ux ass -JrTLia w ' v u X. ir - X W," . 1 Uz Curtis (L). Carol Helphinstine, Brenda Weygandt and team leader Phyllis Payne discuss the Wellness Workshop with Paul Stringer. The workshop will be held Sat., January 30 at the Heppner High School cafeteria, and begins at 8 a.m. The effort is sponsored by the Heppner Branch of AAUW and The Rolling Hills Run committee for better health and fitness. Krebs re-elected chairman ECOAC holds 10th annual ,Jk n.j.iii-y Dorothy Krebs East Central Oregon Asso ciation of Counties (ECOAC I. held its tenth annual meeting last Thursday. Jan. 21 at the Red Lion Motor Inn in Pendleton, reports Dorothy Krebs. chairman. Krebs said the association voted to assume jurisdiction and provide services for District 12 of the Senior Services Division. Services for the district, which consists of Morrow. Gilliam. Umatilla. Grant and Wheeler counties were previously provided by the Adult and Family Services FUNDS NOT Total Instruction Total Supporting Services . . . Total Community Services Tolal all Other Requirements Total Budget Requirements Total Budget Resources Total Instruction Total Supporting Services Tolat Community Services Tolal all Other Requirements Tolal Budget Requirements Total Budget Resources Tolal Instruction Total Supporting Services . . . Total Community Services Total all Other Requirements Tolal Budget Requirements . . Tolal Budget Resources Tutal Instruction Total Supporting Services . . Totat Community Seivices Tolal all Other Requirements Toldl Budget ReraJirements . . Total Budget Resources ... Total Instruction Total Supporting Services Total Community Services Tolal allOthet Requirements Total Budget Requirements . . Tolal Budget Resources Total Instruction Total Supporting Services . . . Total Community Services Total all Other Requirements Tolal Budget Requuements . . Total Budget Resources Total Instruction Totat Supporting Services . . . Total Community Services Total all Other Requirements Total Budget Requirements . . Total Budget Resources Total Instruction Total Supporting Services . . . Total Community Services Total ell Other Requirements Tolal Budget Requirements . . Total Budget Resources Divisinti A l;iri!r H'loi!aliin v;i; prcM-ni In Bivt- roroin-mi-nif.itinns lh;ii I ho pliin lo iKiKsitl. shf ndili'tl The iisviici.'iiiiin's iinniiitl ii.iiiiiiii-i -.(. hold Ihiil pvonini! ,'irul Mil' liillnwlni' officers wen' oli'fii'il Ihiroihv Krchs. tli.iiriiijiM ro-i'ltflod: Dale Courtney, mayor of Milton FYeewater was elected vice chairman ; and Glenn Findlay. miiMir of I'kiiili will serve as srTflarv-lro;(siiror Scientists to speak on insecticide toxicology Doctors Frank Dost and James Witt will be in Heppner February 4 to speak on the tosicology of the insecticides proposed for use on the spruce budworm epidemic. The 7:M) meeting will be sponsored by the Morrow Countv Private Woodlands association at the Columbia Basin Electric Co op conference room, said Maurice Mitchell. Grant County Extension Forestry Agent. The insecticides to be dis cussed are Sevin (carbaryl). REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO (201) TITLE 1 Actual Data Adopted 8udget Approved Budget Lest Year This Year Net Year 51 , 6 3 3 69 ,4 7 5 56,000 M.63 3 69 .4 7 5 56"T000 rrrgyj I 69.475 I 56.000 (600) F00p VJIVI.CE fjm aiT Year "This" Year Neat Year 181 , 7 1 3 1 65 . 399 ZZqIH iEZZ r?i,7i3 ilOWZZ ZXdOFz. 181.713 I 165 . 399 I 209 .JJi 1 BON DBIL DING fw0 Leit Year ThiiYai Ht Yi 45 5 . 477 80.0QQ lOJlOQ 4 55 , 4 77 80000 ICUiLOJJ 4 55 . 4 7 7 I 80.000 I 3 Q JiOJl 1 JiP jjP".S JNC ---f UNO Lot Year I This Year Nl Year LUlSiZZ LLJtll ZZzaa.2 . 1TT267 Z 11 lI7o3L 11.267 I 11.417 I 17.002 L?2.71 IPS I Ii?LA JLR1 FUND Last Year ThTsYeer T N t Y ea i 3 , 227 3 ,000 JuQM y-jyj 3 , 6WZT 4 , 0li0 . 372 2 7 1 3.665 1 4,000 U6L .E?'LAL .E ALiH -FUND . -y "Th'Yeai N ant Year " iITYos uJ5J s.ouo T 1 11 . 108 16.353 iQQQ II. 108' j lAU-J IODO 1 H AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED 2.Q4J JTLrLIvB. FUNO Actual Data Adopted Budget Appmred B.dget ! Last Year This Year ( Net Yea' j 4, 766 T,0W jQ 4"7T6"6 5f00"0 , 0 4;766 1 57666 SI (J931 -tlTJ-L J-v c fund Last Year I This" Year ' ! . - 5-771 00 " . 5...0 0 QJ-IflTZZZI 1 TTooo Q meeting ll.itKiiicl siMvikers included Morrow Count v .lucttfe Don MfKlliuolt. Ilerniislon City ManauerTom MarM'r. Millon Frcewaier Cilv Manaiicr Jim Swavne. Port of Morrow Man.iL'i'r Wavne Sen want and Tonv Karnhiirt. executive dir ector of KCOAC. Malcolm Johnstone of Pen dli'inii. a classical miitarist. provided musical entertain ment Malathion and Orthene (ace phate) chemicals that have lieen proposed for use in cnnlrollini! the current spruce budworm outbreak "In the past, this lvo of information Ixt'ame available to the public only after the control work was completed By holding the meeting prior to the sprayiny. the public may obtain factual informa tion before the issue becomes clouded with misconceptions and emotionalism." Mitchell staled. BE LEVIED FUN0 Close to home Mary Ann G;mlIo Early Saturday morning a skiing expedition of approximately fifty teenagers and five adults curavatied their way from Heppnur over Icy mountains to Mt. Bachelor. Upon arrival, the group divided Itself according to downhill, cross-country, and skiing ability, to go their own ways. Despite the continuous pouring rain, everyone put In a full day on the slopes and topped It off on the roller skating rink that night in Rend. It was the next day that the group was rewarded for their previous soggy efforts. The sun came out, and oh what a glistening sun It was. A surge of energy went through each as the downhill skiers whooped with sheer Joy as they sped down the Hloes. 1 am told that the beauty of that day made some of our friends a little heady. Three young men In restless excitement struck out on their own cross-country, leaving the designated trail behind. And for their rash act they did what (I urn sure) they were positive they could never do; they got lost. It Is here that I would like to pause in my story and suggest three things one should always remember in case a similar situation should arise as the one described above. This pertains to all outdoor activities, whether skiing, hiking, hunting, camping, or whatever: 1 ) Never split up from your companion (and never go Into a -wilderness alone! ) 2) Wear bright colored clothes when you're in the woods. Orange is recommended for best visibility. 3) Instead of wandering around and around In circles, find a reasonably comfortable, safe place and stay there. Remember to settle in a place which can be seen from the air. There are perhaps over a dozen precautions I could list, and there are probably a doen more that the Search and Rescue Posse would recommend Instead, I'll leave this at the easy number of J'three." Fortunately, our young Heppner adventurers were found within a few hours of belnc missed. And the caravan hobbled its way back to arrive on their prospective doorsteps six hours later than expected; but much the wiser, dead beat, and very very happy. Rape Awareness Class under consideration The lone Extension Study Group is considering holdiim a Rape Awareness Class to In presented by the Oregon State Policeman that developed the program The class will be presented if at least 45 people w ill assure attendance, said a sokespor son for the group. The free class consists of a four hour lecture and discus sion will) suggestions about situations to avoid, how to handle a rape situation and what a raM victim should do The class would also feature printed reference and mt B & B Chevron adds alignment machine , l. fctv-yrte Darryl Bigelow $land nxt to machine he recanth acquired lexington. In oddilion to wheel alignmenri, B&B alto offeri complele exhaml work, including custom pipe bending. 3 PUBLIC NOTICES Notice of Redemption in i. 'tmmmmw.tnnriim ,mmtm,, 1 , I mwd I I filltWitiilWai1ifar J , ; i. -4s T1IK POUT OF MORROW. OKKC.ON THE PORT OP MORROW, OREGON has called for redemption on March 1, 1SB2, those Port of Morrow, Oregon Revenue Bonds, Series 1974 A, maturing on March 1, 1!W9 in inverse numerical order (Bonds No. lilfi through :) incl.). The Bonds will be due and payable at the Corporate Trust Office of the United States National Bank of Ore gon, Portland. Oregon at a redemption price equal to the principal amount together with accrued interest lo March 1, 1982, all interest on the Bonds shall cease to accrue March 1. l'.)K2. V.H.Diem Senior Trust Officer United States National Bank of Oregon, Trustee Published: January 2, 19H2 sonal defense demonstrations, the sokespersin continued High si'IiimiI 11111I tumor high girls arc encouraged to sign up for the class hut must have written parental permission. Senior citiens are also en couraged to attend, she added If at least -Ci women sign up, a lime and place lor the class will be arranged and announ ced at a later dale. II interested in attending, or for more information, call Nancy Miller. 422-72W or Krisly Crovvell. study group president, -122 75(14 Jl I J - . . ... "...'.....,..,....'. ...... f. .1 "sl g i ffe- I'ScJ'V . rmn Mnwt aii.ii wwiwawniaa iaiiiivMi.iiwwiiawaaii mmmrnmummmum now front end olignmtml (or B&B Chevron station in 0 E5j public Koncrs The UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST is analyzing several methods of controlling com peting vegetation on tree plantations covering alxnit 220 acres on Heppner, Ukiah, and Walla Walla Ranger Districts. Mel hods of control being considered are: scalping and grubbing, herbicide, and mechanical treatment. The Heppner District units are located in Section 18. T. (IS.. R. 27E., and Section 111, T. 7S., R. 2(iE., approximately 27 miles south of Heppner. Anyone wishing more infor mation should contact BEN CJ. SIMINOE. DISTRICT RAN GER, HEPPNER RANGER DISTRICT. Public comment is welcome and is needed by February 111, l!)K2. Published" January 21!, I!W2 The Heppner Rural F'ire District will hold a budget committee meeting Thursday, Feb. 4 at the home of Howard Pettyjohn one mile south of Heppner on the Condon high way beginning at 8::i() p.m. Published: January 28, 1982
