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1 Carlsons attend meetings in Kansas City, Washington D.C. Louis find Hetty Carlson of Z. . . " Area seniors surprised last week The Heppner Gazette-Timet, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, June 3, 1982-FIVE ty Carlson of lone, recently returned from a trip to Kmsns fily, Mo. nnd Washington. D C, Mr, Carlson is president of the Oregon Wheit Crowers ngup and Mrs. Carlson chHirperson of the Consumer Programs Sub committee, it whs announced in a O W.n.L. bulletin. According to the bulletin, Mrs. Carlson reported that the USDA Kxtension Advisory Committee meeting in Kansas i ii v mainiv covered pro grams that would provide In formation on 'farm manage ment projects on farming business. Educational needs in the area of financial man agement as well as marketing management were also dis cussed, she said. The meeting also covered bankruptcy and how to avoid It. she said Stress management is also needed for farmers and should m In! ii FIREWORKS" lam. TO nnnunr iini i UKHNUC riHLL mm. FWt &i LOTS of VARIETY Refreshments Available Proceeds from table retcl for Ttt.ly Fireworks Di-ofcy information: au ,. be faced in an educational program, she reported. On May 17. the Carlsons attended the USDA meeting. Agriculture in the Classroom, held in Washington. D C. The purpose of the meeting was to set up educational materials and programs tel ling the story of agriculture in schools, the bulletin stated. Hegional meetings across the U.S. are being scheduled, one in Portland, tentatively for July fi. The Carlsons outlined the need for research on TCK smut elimination: the value of the STKKP erosion program; the value of U.S. AID research funding at the OSU Oregon Mexico facility; and the value of early announcement of the 1(103 farm provisions, accord ing to the bulletin. After returning to lone. Imis Carlson traveled to Salem to appear before the Oregon legislature Business Recovery Task Force, The force heard all segments of Oregon's economy relating to the economic slowdown and Carlson was asked to present the farmer's view. He testified that farmers must have relief from excessive costs placed upon them by governmental Itodies. such as waterway users fees UK also said that land use planning must be kept with agriculture in mind, but. basically, that farming depends on export markets and how farmers sell their products. B.v.ll'STINE WEATIIKKFOKD Area senior citizens and others who attended the noon meal at the Heppner Senior Mealsitelast Wednesday got a surprise along with the reg ular weekly meal. As Olendor is drove and Frances Samp son, two Pendleton musicians, were getting settled at the piano and the drums. Morrow County Deputy Sheriff Bob Cannon hurried into the dining room waving a pair of hand cuffs, rushed up to Mrs. Sampson, and announced that he was sorry but he would have to take her with him. Deputy Cannon seemed stern and Frances Sampson looked flustered. However, soon there was laughter, smiles and a fond embrace while the lady drummer ex plained that Bob Cannon is her nephew and that she had alerted him that she and Glen- rlnri M'nuld be nwfnrminn nl the mealsite. Deputy, Cannon said he really did want to take her home with him. but without handcuffs. The two talented women perform often in Pendleton and other locations. They were dressed alike in sheer blouses and pleated blue skirts. Their lively music had everyone tapping toes before the meal was served. Alter dinner, the musicians invited folks to dance in the aisles. About half a dozen couples responded and the mealsite 'began to sound and look a bit like a dance hall. One of the most pleased persons attending last week was Tommy Steagall who comes quite regularly to the meals with his mother, Anna Mae. Iist week the Steagall's daughter. Vicki. came with them as she was here visiting from Tulsa. Oklahoma. Tom my danced a little with his Plans are underway for annual 4-H camp of the . Ncmoc or budget keartno Board of Director -iUhe-ek. June 22 82 asli2p.i M glQ Canton Highway, Heppner, Oregon TV., , Budget Committee A wdihij of the budget te pieaarmd bole, A espy of the budget nay be inapsrlsd or nlitainad free at 310 Condon Highway , , lOtOO A.H., &sCO P. The bud prepared an a ban of eooowiUng CD -sneiotes- O aot ousaaeHK -1th the haasa at ennmialiiig a d awing tha preceding year Major ah-ngea, If any, and their effect Morrow (County) BLe i Iha budget, ere arrpleined bale. 6-3-52 C tC-aaaaaaa-IC g es FINANCIAL SUMMARY ANTICIPATED AjmCIPATED KEVEffUES ANTICIPATED TAX LEVY TAX IXVtfcS PAHTLALLY FUNDED BY WTATT or OKEOON TAX LEVIES TfJTALLY FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS Total I Total Malanale and Sernoss TotaJ Capital Outlay - Total All Other E-pandituree and fUquiron TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS Total lUvmw Eaoept Property Tajun) Total Pros rty Taut Required to Bet-not Budget TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES Total Property Tua Required to Balance Budget . Plus Eetimatad Property Taaee Not to Bt Received TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY Levy Within Tax Baaa . On-YaarS4cu.l-Oulae Tax Base Sana! Levtee TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PARTIALLY FUNDED BY STATE OP OKEOON Om Yaar Special Levy Outeide Tu Baae Sana! Levies Levy for Peyment of Bondod Dabt TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE TOT ALLY FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS 20.575.00 20.300.00 , 9.350.00 10.300.00 """"" .6. .00 IZ -.6-5.00 5.870.00 VuSSOfOQ..,, 26,970.00 17.55C.OO 19.750.00 I.,! 17.000.00 17.220.00 . 550.00 36.970.00 17.000.00 17.220.00 1'IZ 1.620.00 2.i2700 13,620.00 19.3.8.00 . 18.62U.00 To?L$7dQ - . llv HIHDIN'E Tl'I.I.IS Morrow Co. Kxtension Service With school ending. 4-H'ers in fourth through seventh grades will be looking forward to the annual 4-H Camp. Plans are underway for the event, scheduled June 28 - July 1 at Cutsforth Park. Counselors have attended training and the cooks have planned the menus. Staff are on standby and ready to pro vide a learning, fun exper ience for campers from Mor row. Gilliam, and Wheeler counties. Extension staff in charge of the camp are Rich Bottoms. Gilliam County. Elva Madden. Wheeler County; and Birdine Tullis, Morrow Co. Directors working with the staff are Erin Evans. Keith Beamer. Todd Harrison and Carol West. Camp cooks are Fran cine Evans. Barb Mathis and Jan Evans. Jan Evans will also serve as arts and crafts resource person. Eunice Mc Elligc.tt. registered nurse, will attend camp daily to check the health of the campers. High school age counselors from the three counties will each have a tent family of five or six campers. Educational natural science classes, hikes, recreation, arts and crafts, as well as time for all to en joy a leisurely outdoor experience, are included in the schedule. Volunteer in structors will be in charge of classes. One special class act ivity is reserved as a surprise for all attending the camp. All enrolled members in fourth through seventh grades will receive application forms in the mail. Reservations to attend will be on first come basis. An early return will ensure a place at camp. Since the event is combining three counties, and space at camp is limited to the number of tents, there may be more would-be campers than can be accomo dated this year. All camp registrations must be turned in at the Morrow Co. exten sion office by June 15. A special word of caution to all Morrow 4-H members. The application form was devised to be sent to members in all three counties. The form is signed by Ken Killingsworth of Wheeler County but it ap plies to campers here as well as in the other two counties. 4-H exchange plans are being finalized STATEMENT Of UttJfcBTEDNia S NONI nun avmANUNO A IUMMAJUZXD ULOW OUT AimtUIUZXD. NOT MCUUICD d NONI AlaVMnOJUZZS KtOW FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO RE LEVIED PERPETOAl care Tuul Ptmonal Stnricei (Include! all Payroll CotU) . Tj'-i! Miicrit i&d Saivku Tout Capital Outlay Tuul All Othar Expenditure! and Raquiramanti Total Ejtpandltuna and RaqulianMiiU .Total R sources , Total Paraonal Sanrloai (Include! all Payroll CotU) . Total Material! and Service! Total Capital Outlay Total All Othar Expenditure! and Requirement . . , Total Expenditure! and Requliamrau Total Reaouroai CTUAt FUND Aoorrto TMI VIA 31.Mk9.19 ' AFPMOViO BUI Nf mr via" Aoorrio tupatf '3,5U.W y,5u.uo "3:850.00 Af(tovio NtXT VtA. FUND g.Bfclagl !,861.bl Zj By JOHN P. NORDHEIM Morrow Co. Extension Agent Plans for an annual 4-H exchange between four Ore gon club members and four Canadian club members are being finalized. It is hoped that one high school age boy or girl from each of Morrow, Wheeler. Gilliam and Sher man counties will be able to go to the Fraser Valley in British Columbia as part of the dele gation, said John P. Nord heim. Morrow County Exten sion Agent. "We w ill also need one host home in each county to lake one of the Canadian exchanges." he said. The Oregon delegation to Canada will leave early on Monday. August 2 and will return Monday. August 9. Ken Killingsworth will take the group at no cost to the club members as he is judging at the Surrey County Fair on August 6. 7. and 8. said Nord heim. The Canadian exchanges will arrive on Monday. August 30. Ken Killingsworth will meet them and make arrange ments to get them to their host counties. They will be picked up on Saturday morn ing. September 4. and Kil lingsworth will take them to the Oregon State Fair prior to their return to Canada. Any high school age 4-H member that wishes to go to Canada should contact their County Extension Office by June 20 as each county will select their own representa tive. Also, any family that would be willing to host a Canadian 4-H Club member should also contact their local Extension Office, said Nord heim. For further details, contact a local Extension Office. POMMLM PUBLISH p.M-Y COtSPUnTD PORTION OF THIS PAGE FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED GENERAL .FUND I ToteJ PereooaJ Servloee Oocludee all PeyroU Coete) I Total Material and Servloee ...... ... ... Total Capital Outlay TotaJ All Othar fcxpeodi lures and lWruireiaanta ToteJ nxpeaol turn, and ReqoireaiaoU TotaJ Reaouraaa Enoapt Property Tautae I Property Taxee RaonWad - Piwvtr Taxed Required to BeJanaa EnaJrYoi-rwTeJulu)beReoahd Tuul Property Tax Levy Levy WltMnTaaDaae Year SpenaJLevleeOutalae lax Baae Serlal and Contlnuin( Levies (Operating) luuu An inner txpanoturei and RequutmsnU . . Tout Ex pen ti tuns and Requite menu Total Resources Tuul Personal Service! (Includes all Payroll Coeu) Tuul akurlala and Service! Total CapUal Outlay Total All Other Expenditures and Require menu . . Total Expenditures and Require menu 1Y.301.00" ";7you ff.WO'OO " &.027.0Q 9.35Q.CX3 10.300.00 ffi .00 .00 $66.66"" U25.O0 5.B7Q.6Q ' 22.5.00 1 SA.sio.oo l1';"0" ly.fyl.W 17.55O.00 19,750.00 lt,n'fl ,tJ !..J:J.:.:,..?..-;.ja;. wiAwiS,....-.. t, ,a T"1- "" 17.000.00 17.220.00 i!20oo S.TOT FUND ACTUAL' DATA 1 I AoOFTeB IUMIT I AWBoWEB IUoCITT 1 tXT VIA. THIS VtAW NtXT VtAW m m m a m . -an m mm I Pettyjohn's Glidden's BEST Exterior Oil Stain Both solid and semi-transparent Srf LJlJSAVE OALIUN RfG $3' $000 Glidden's BEST Latex Flat House Paint SirfolfiT :oo Glidden's dEST Latex Gloss House Paint bV n 0 0 1 1 lnli 1 B t uAUON I I I fG Ul, SAVEM m na nuu i nT ssm nuii. a an May 27 through June 12 Tint Extra Farm & Builders Supply 676-9157 Heppner mother and then he had a special delight. He was invited to play Mrs. Sampson's drums. He surely beamed as he tapped away and as his performance brought a hearty round nf applause. Hecause the visiting music tl duo was so pleasing and Iwcnife they said they were u-illini? to come here again, lien- are plans being made for (l.ittrc for seniors in July. fiMilien and Karen Murphy lii.in Vnttinehamshire, Eng l;i"(t and several visitors from Orei'iin points outside Morrow Cn were introduced before dinner. Bill fox announced that two bus trips are being planned for the near future and that sen iors interested in taking them need to sign up right away. Model no. 20755 Lawn Mower Special Rear Bagger, Front Drive reg 379 special $29995 cash sales only Haven't you done without a Torojong enough? s ' at. . ar Heppner St 676-9157 The Heppner Update Your GAZETTE "Outlook" Job Printing 676-9228 NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING ABas4nfoflha era. atJQDaBLatHa. Port of ftorrow ConwiBslon . nube.aUeH!Q. 24 82 1 Marine Drive. Boardlr.an. OH .. The purpose of tcie meefirn ie bd Cbscuae tha budet fartnefiecaJreaxSet1iBin(7l. 192.esarbr ?9rt ?f Mox:Fow Budget CwnmtHas. A auaaanaiy af tha budget it jaseairtsrl betow. A aope at tba badgat mmj be No. 1 Marine Drive Boardman, OR tiliisssi thehomaf 8:00 or obtained bee of a.m.SiOO p.m. charge at The budet wee prspered on a baste of arwmnhng QD mlstant O not mnaietanl with the beeis the preoeaiag ymr. VUjor eheofee, tf any, end than- effect on the budaet, srs explained belo.Phne 481-2695 Morrow Boardman 5-27-82 LeHoy Gardner (Ceaatr) (Citjr) (CheaTaieua of Cmaeiag Boa FINANCIAL SUMMARY ' 1 -isnsgglJ AZ'Sm. I x., n , 113.873 IUA2A ANTICIPATED 1 MeUrieiaendSerrioee 287. 7Q1 355 1 1 3 7 REQUIREMENTS TotaJ Capital Outlay 1.160.511 656 1 3 3 Total All Othar Expenditures and Requirements Hffi .534 42 s 57 TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS 2.245.619 1.771.451 ANTICIPATED Total Revenues Except Property Taxes 2.210.549 1.736.451 REVENUES Total Property Taxai Required to Balance Budget 35iQ7Q 35,QOO TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES : ?.?41.K19 1.771.451 ANTICIPATED Total rVoparty Taxes Required to Balance Budget 35 . Q7Q 35.QQQ TAX LEVY Ru Estimated ftvpsrtr Texas Notto Be Received 3.047 3.160 TOTAL PROPERTY TAX LEVY , 38,117 38,360 TAX LEVIES La-ry Within Tax Bees 38f 117 38r360 PARTIALLY On-Year Special Levy Outside Tex Bees FUNDED BY Serial Leriee STATE OF TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PARTIALLY OREGON FUNDED BY STATE OF OREGON 38.177 38.360 TAX LEVIES One-Year Special Levy Outeide Tax Baae TOTALLY Sarin Levins . FUNDED BY La-y for Psrmant of Bonded Debt LOCAL TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE TOTALLY TAXPAYERS FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS - I STATEMENT Of INDEBTEDNESS Dorr OLTsTANDoea I nr althouzzd. not Nxum O leoHt B mntbuuBZD mam wom E8 av mi am PUBLBH TABUt BELOW OK Y V COMPlXTD I DCTT OtTST ANDCNO I DEBT AUTHOJZED. NOT ENCl.'RHED Has Tear Neat Tear InaTaar VmJmm TYPE Of DCBT eJu t eief J 1 ' ia--yl meU-yl Sonde 81 ,477.842 86.278.848 10.000.000 5 .000. 000 liilaisat Heaiim Warranta Short-Tsra Note -. of ..orsaoQ 373. 796 35,304 (ether) TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS 81,851,638 86,634,149 10,000,000 5,000,000 FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED Total Pc none) St men (Includes all Payroll Coats) . Total Materials and Services ..Iotal Capital Pt!v. .'. .'. .". . . Total All Other Expenditures and Requirement! . . , Total Expenditures and Requirements Total Re sources Total Personal Services (Includei all Payroll Com) . Total Materials and Services '. ......... Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements. . . Total Expenditures and Requirement! Total Resources Total Personal Services (Includei all Payroll Costs) Total Material! and Services Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expenditures and Requirement! . . , Total Expenditures and Requirement! Total Resource! , . , Tout Personal Service! (Include! all Payroll Costs) Total Material! and Services Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expenditures and Requirement!. . Total Expenditures and Requirement! Total Resource! v , , . . Total Personsl Services (Includei all Payroll Coils) Total Materials and Services , Total Capital Outlay , Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . . , Total Expenditures and Requirements Total Resource! Total Personal Service! (Includes all Payroll Coits) Total Materials and Services Total CapUal Outlay Total AU Other Expenditures and Requirements . . . Total Expenditures and Requirement! , Total Resources , --JacXlJLtilg.- FUND ACTUAL DATA AOOTTfJO iUOGST AW0V6D BUDGET LAST YEA- fln-RT TH.t YtA fil-R? NtXT VtA- . 19,9S4 36,98i5 41,651 7,970 1,152,661 651,533 6,274 224,366 138,556 34,198 1,407,953 831,891 34,1.98 I 1.407.953 I 831.891 -J. Y. FUND ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET I APPH0VE0 BUDGET LAST YEAH Sfl-ftl THIS YEAR NEXT VEAB &2- 195,927 188.665 235,497 176.829 222.840 236,740 372 .756 411f 505 472,237 372,756. I TZZ ..ISiXXijLk.b.&?SlS3. FUND ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET I APPROVED BUDGET LAST YEAR R0-R1 THIS YEAR R1-R2 NEXT YEAR R7-R7 63,906 132,557 63,906 " 132,557 I 63.906 I 132,557 JiaHA.je.QQ4 FUND ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET LAST YEAR 0r THIS YEAR Rl-R? NEXT YEAR S2BX 203,129 175,000 102,369 203,129 175, 000 102,369 203.129 J 175.000 I 102.369 IDRB DebtService fsn ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET I APPROVED BUDGET I LAST YEAR ftn-R THIS YEAR Rl-R? NEXT YEAR R?-B3 11.644,952 "6,768.700 11.644.952 6.768,700 . I 111 644.952 I 6.768.700", JJDRB CqnstructIon FUND ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET I APPROVES BUDGET 1 LAST VEAH-6Q81- THIS YEAR -81-&2- NEXT YEAR 283- 1,406.156 100 1,406,156 100 I 1.406. 156 100 FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED General .FUND Tocal Personal Services Oncludee all Payroll Costs) TjMal Materia and Services. v . r Total Capital 0wUy- - Total All Other Expenditures and Requiremente .... Total Expenc u tura e end Requirements Total Reeouroos Exoept Property Taxse Property Taxes Recai td Property Taxai Required to Belartra Eetimated Property Texas Not to be Reoaived Total Property Tax Levy Levy Within Tax Baae One-Year Special La viae Outside Tax Base Serial and Continuing Levies (Operating) Serial Levies (Capital Conatructioo) Levy For Payment of Bonded Debt ACTUAL CfTA, I ADOPTED 3UOG I APPROVED AUOQa LAST YEAR Jfafll THIS 'EAP, Bl-g- NEXT TEAS -ZgL 86.729 113, 873 117,605 64 ,875 , 68.050 77,838 '..173 LlMQ 229,. 224 , 236. 388 267,280 ,nm 426 ,161 teJulll 34ft, -37 0? .3-? ul? ? . ; ta n7 3R.-tfin UC-.i 38.117 3JU1 '5'"'f i.SwV'H'''VtV,M'1! ' '- ' ' "' " -" f Total Resources
