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SIX-The Heppner Gaxet.e-Time, Heppner. Oregon, Thursday. June 3. 1982
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY P"
ANTICIPATED To Malariibia, Wirlaai
RSQUIRCMENTa Ti Co-0-Uay .. 37.40 34.89
TAJOU-...,., Hfsa-I ,m-. .ii 385.410
TOTAL ANTICIPATED REQUIREMENTS 1,031,093 (73,232
ANTICIPATED Total Wan annas Tmim P arty Taana " fn'tnn
REVENUES Tata I PijaiU Tanaa imiannBa-n-Biiial 187, 0H 181,300
TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES 1,043,211 Mi, 719
ANTICIPATED Total Pllli Ta-q-gto Bs-nro fcnot n'sisi j'aJ-
TAX LEVY P- Iao-i fNitj Tum Not k Bo Im -0,-32 a8,30a
TOTAL nwrERTY TAX LTVT 217,30 193,80
TAX LEVIES L Wit Tl Bona 1Z5,BOO 132.300
PAKTULLY Oao-Yo-r S)-I OuaasaaTuiWa
PUNDEDBY Sorsal-a a
STATE Of TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BB PARTIALLY
OREGON FUNDED BY STATE OP OREGON 123.000 132.300
TAX LEVIES Ow-YaarSpKMlUiyOutafeTuBaa .
TOTALLY Snllm ,
FUNDED BY 1 lor P-v at of T Drift 92,930 43.304
LOCAL TOTAL PHOFCRTY TAX TO BE TOTALLY
TAXPAYERS I FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS . ...I S2.50 43.304
ffTATEtflWT OP INDEBTEPWE3B
tmrr otrrar Ajramo J dot autmuiuxxd. not mxihd
mohc Hi anoMaiam Booar X moms aa sv--x aaxow
PUBUSH TABLE BELOW ONLY IP C0MPUTK0
DEBT OCTaTAhUXNC DEFT AITTKHUZED WOT INCURHEP
T te NaT. Kate Mat T
Tin or debt .afciry 81 -a-iyi. 82 jt i --t i
Bond. 831,000 794. 00C
laaarnat-Baariac Wmu ,
9bfft-Tire Mots . wvs - i i h w
TOTALWDEBTEDNES8 I 831,000 794,000
FUNDS REQODUNC A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
.FUND
Taul Poroonol 3 m tlnctu ail Pa oil Caau)
Taul MaunaJ and Samcaa
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expo tuna and R-quirmanla .
Total EwTtrflitur and Roouii ampnui
Tout lliomiin E-eopt Pi iniitj Tan
Pniaoiv Taaoa Racaiiaad
f Tan Roaui i i u Balanot
EiliiiiaMd Praaowy Tanoo Not -ha Room 1 .
Total Propar Taa Lry
L WithuiTai Boo
Ona-YaarSpaaalLovi M Outaida Ta Boat
Sanal and Conunuuwj Lo aa (Opvrmtmf)
Stnal Lo aa iCapit-J C-aiatrv-UonJ
1 y For Payt nont of Bondad Drht
Total Pare rial Sr Ka ilndud all Pm-roll Coata) ....
Total Matanal and -am-aa
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Othor E-panfaturaa and R rutnraonta .
Total E-prnditora and Raqiura rar ata
Total Rao ourani Eaaaot ProportyTaaaa
Propmy Taxw Rocaiaod
Property Tan Raquirod to !-.
Eatunatad Propmy Taaaa Not to at Ra d .
Total Property Tan La 3 1
1 Within Taa Baa,
On- Year Special Lo an Ouuudr Tax Baa
Smal and Contmuina; L a lOporatuMTt .
Serial Lr 'Capital CoraKrucUon)
L Far Payt nrat of Bofidod Dht
-i. mSH ' aoo irayOia 1 trm m cMcn-oj
my yj? rs n D-"aj
8,873 i 137T275 1 IW,Io-
W.333 1 100.4J7 1 7087
3.230 ;O0 5.10C
i4.7l3 ! 13..54 8g
220.9.4 j 2371 I -M7lH
-6.35" UTTtSO 1.7713
122:311 -1 1 '
112.311 122.483
I l2.9 .813 .
123.000 132.500
1 125.000 132,30.
j !
OC- Sloklnt FL-ND
ctliai. 1 oon svogc or BLi1- I
1 j zzl
1 i 1
; I
1S2D j ; 23.297
83.873
f 84.367 j STIS
' 8.443 j ;.9 '
j 92,930 I 63.304" j
! i j
j 1 4
i i
927937? I 83. 304 '
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
. treat aload a
f INU
Total rVnmul Scnices (Inciudn all Payroll Com) .
Toll) Matcrub and Semen
Total Cipi 1 Outlay
Tuui All Othef Etpenditurn and Requucmtnts . . .
Total Expenditutet and RequirernenU
ToUl Retuuices
tulil Perxiiul Servux (Includes all Payroll CotU) .
rHai Matcfuls jnd Services
luul Capital Outlay
Total All Other Kxndilurei nd Requiiemnu . . .
Tout t peiidituies and Rtquiiementi
Total Resources , .
Total Personal Service! (Includes all Payroll Costs) .
Total Mairrnh attd Se ices
Tulil Capital Outlay
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . . .
Total Expenditures and Requirement
Total Resources
Total Personal Services (Includes ail Payroll Costs) .
Total Male nail and Services
Total Capita! Outlay
I otal All Other Expenditures and Requirements . . .
I otal l.xuendiiurci and Requirements
I otal Resources
Total Personal Services (Includes all Paytoll Costs) .
Total Materials arid Services
Total Capital Outlay
Toul All Other I xpendilurcs and Requirements . . .
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Toul Resources
Total Personal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs) .
Total Materials and Services
Total Capital Oullay
Toul All Other I xpcndtluies and Requirements . . .
Toul l.xpeiidituies and Requirements
Toul Resources
ACTUAL DATA ADOCTEli BuOGfT A HfJ Jl UDI T
LAST YfAP B0-81 THIS VfAB Bl-82 HT Vf AB 82-83
r 572 is, tog" Z2.348
24.092 K.5Z3 30,300
IT, 500 71,500 Z2.494
S.EZ7 13,137 IX, 000
57,991 747770 8a3,343 "
57.991 I 74,770 BS.VJ
tf--'tU4tf Ft'Mi
ACTUAL LAT I ADO'TfQ I 'jtD Ui,T
LAST YEAR gV-Bl This vEAB 6I,--- NEXT -EAr-S3
32.423 MjM7 51294
41.444 40,6.3 3,3-l
1.290 7305 7,dS
7.300 21015 Ipj"5! '.
102.459 1 0.2 1127841
ioi4S I itfut I m.m
S r OpwaUiat . - FIND
ACTUAL LJ--, I ADCX'TE. I AW0vE Sl , T"
LAST VEAB oO8I TMIS VEAP -lO. NEVT HP
13.572 IS.oOB LT.yf ''
2S.U2 19;C73 17,750
1.290 , -O-
11.U13 8J 1 7 27341
46.319 43j30y 44532
44.319 I 43.300 I 44.332
tttrrxaa trst
UNO
ACTUAL vvA,. I ADOfTEL- j ""OVtD B O-V.rS
LAST VEAB "t THIS VEAB gT"1 MT EAB P PJ
l,4aj 0-
1.450 -0- '-0V
1.450 I -0- I ' -0-
Wt4)T. 8jltjamlaptBMirit Projnct ' f, Nn
ACTUAL LVAJA-, I ADOBTfcD j AfPHOvCb & ' C
LAST VEAB JOrPj THIS VEAB PimOi. ',fiT Vf AB 0--BJ
4.3,000 4367000 "100,000
435000 430,000 ' .00,000
433.000 I 436,u00 f "200.000
ACTUAL LAZk, AOOfTEO 4-! I APKiluT. SO -11 :'f
LAST Y E AB OA-.l, THIS VEAB Ol O. ET vtAB"w
3.000 4;uou - 37000 ;
3, OOP 6.000 3,000
3f0u0 I 6.0O0 1 "3.UO.
ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS PROGRAMS
msallssxvmm it
ORGANIZATIONAL
. UNITPROGRAM LUbxXT FUND
Total fVsontl Strvscea (btctudn ill Payroll CotU) .
Total Malenais and Semcas
Total Capital Outlay.
To.il AB Other Expend) turns and Requtraments . ,
Tartml Exnt-diiuras and Requtremtnu
ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED SUDOCT APrflOVED auLKiET
LAgT YEAH 30-81 THI VEAB gl.g? NEXT V6AW 17.-1
Sa-rt ta$ll 8.977
UHS Ulii 1,223
ufiaQ um ?cOQ0
-0- -0- -o-
8.0-4 I 9.677 I H ?n?
PVBUC NOTICES
NOTICE OF
MEASURE ELECTION
COUNTY OF MORROW
Notice is hereby Riven that
on Tuesday. June 29, 1982, an
election will be held in Morrow
County. Oregon. The polls will
beoixm from R:00 a.m. to 8:00
p.m. The following question
shnll be submitted to the
qualified voters thereof:
TAX LEVY OUTSIDE THE
SIX PERCENT LIMITATION
SHALL MORROW COUNTY
LEVY $2,618.8116 OUTSIDE
THE TAX BASE FOR ALL
COUNTY OPERATIONS
DURING FISCAL YEAR
1iH2-8o?
The purpose of this levy is to
provide funds to balance the
Morrow County operating
hudcet. and the Morrow
County Hospital and Clinic
hudeets for 1982-&1. The Mor
row County tax base for
1SR2-83 is $413,473. This levy,
with anticipated receipts from
all sources, will not finance
expenditures for General
Fund. Roads. General School
Funds. Cities portion of Road
Funds and operation of the
Hospital and North Morrow
County Clinic. Increases are
due to inflation, existing labor
contracts tied to cost of living,
and certain changes in hospi
tal operations, plus 8 percent
for uncollected taxes. The
total lew will be $3,032,279. If
i
PUBLIC NOTICES !,
this measure is approved.
$2.5R1.0.r6 of the taxes levied in
1982 83 are eligible for partial
state funding. However,
$449,223 of the taxes levied will
be totally financed by local
taxpayers without partial
state payment.
a.
PUBLIC NOTICES
This legal notice
published in the
Gazette-Times.
is to be
Hoppner-
Donald C. McEIIigott.
Morrow County Judge
Barbara Bloodsworth
Morrow County Clerk
Published : June 3. 1982
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
The City of Heppner Planning
Commission will hold a public
hearing af City Hall on Mon
day. June 14. 1982 at 8:00 P.M.
On the agenda:
1. Consider an application for
variance and development
permit to allow a mobile
home in a Central Commer
cial zone on the property at
210 N. Chase St.
Dick Bigelow
Chairman
Published: June 3. 1982
Second Notice of
Budget Hearing
The Lexington City Council
will hold a public hearing on
June 14, Ht2at Rp m. at City
Hall. The purpose of this
hearing is to discuss the bud
get for the Town of Lexington
for the fiscal year 19112-83
beginning July I. 19R2, Any
Mrson may appear to discuss
the budget or any part of it.
Copies of the budget document
will be available for inspect
ion Linda Jones
Budget Officer
Published: June 3. 1982
Area group
barters with
4-H program
BvRIKtMNFTUI.I.lS
Morrow Co. Kx tension Service
Jim Lminer of Heppner and
other members of the local
Search and Rescue Posse
have bartered with the 4 H
ramping program.
The posse will use the 4-H
ramp facility at Cutsforth
Park in mid-June for a special
training session. In return,
they are making improve
ments in the camp kitchen,
are assisting with cleaning,
and general preparation of the
camp for summer use by both
4-H and community groups.
ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS-PROGRAMS
ORGANIZATIONAL
. UNITPROGRAM
FUND
TiMal Personal Semces (Includes all Payroll Costs).
I otal Materials and Services
Tuui Capital Outlay
Total AM Other Lxpenditures and Requirements . .
Total Expenditures and Requirements
Ca
loul Peisoiul Seivices (Includes all Payroll Colli
I otal Materials and Services
K.tal Capital Oulla
ratal All Olliet Expenditures and Requirements . .
I -tal Expendituies jjirl Reiuitemenis
ACTUAL OATa. AUO'0 VP"iI A OWB auOOf T
last yeaw 8081 TMI, 81-82 N,-T yen 82-83
7.474 3i.:7 m.H.
-71:113 14210 M'9.
300 17416 1, toO
.1,713 Ib.iM 1,77.
1087502 132.745 3.34i
ORGANIZATIONAL
UNITPROGRAM Wl Ttl .
t
FUND
ACTUAL DATA AUUfTEDautX.IT ABTHOVED 1UU-ET
LAST VEAB1 THIS YEAH gj -2 NKT YEAW gj
4.733 7,764 8,5-J
i8l0 4.10V A4O0
-O- -0 -Q-
rO- I -u-
10.343 1 11.844 1 14.943
ORGANIZATIONAL
, UNITPROGRAM Sanitary
FUND
luul Hervxial Vrvuej (Inciudn all Paytoll Costs).
I, Hal Mjienals and .V-ivhei
I"ial ( aimal Outlay
All Ot tier Lvpendituici and Requirements . .
1'ita. EnrA'iidit'iies and Require iiseitts
ACTUAL DATA AOOTtU iUOtitT At-HOVE0 iUIXilT
LAST YEAH BOtl THIS VEAB WtT YE AO -gT
rO -0- -0-
1,500 U3 UiK
Q -0- O-
-0- --
i.v-i T i.vtn ' ' w
ORGANIZATIONAL
. . .nitprox;ravi toll
FUND
l..jl Persona! Vtvuct (ItKludes all Pavtoll Costs)
T 'tal MateruU and Services
Inial Capital (JulLat
I.ilal All CHIict I vpcndituitl and Rei(uircinentt . .
1 .!al Ktpendiiutes and Reuuuemenls
Ca-aral
Total Personal Servux. ( Includes all Payroll Costs). . .
I otal Materials and Services
Total Capital Outlay
Total All Other l xpenditures and Requirements ....
I, Hal FxpeiitiiWres and Requirements
ACTUAL DATA AUOPTCO lulKiF T ACVHOVEU lUtKiFT
LAST YtABflBl THU Yt AH BJL-tt. Nf YT YCAH 82-83
73.132 80.8W, 87. 40
i840 UZU a3il
-o- -o- -Or
J.uou 3,000 -o-
82.972 1 91.071 1 95.924
ORGANIZATIONAL
. UNITPROGRAM
FlM
FUND
FUNDS NOT R0UIRINC
I otal rVis..nal Services (Includes all Payroll Costs)
l.iial Materials and Servwcs
I otal Capital Oullay
Total All Other Lxpenditures ind Requirements . .
luul Txnenditures and Requirements
(.rial Rcviuice
I otal Personal Scivicet (Includes all Payroll Costs)
total Materials and Services
I otal Capital Outlay
I.'lal All Other rxprndilures and Requirement!. .
I .Hal l- xpenditures and Requirements
I otal Resources
I.Hal Personal Services (Includes alt Paytoll Costs)
l.ital Materials and Services
Total Capital Oullay
lolal All Olhei l-.xpendilnres and Requirements. .
otal T.xpcndilufes and Requirements
lolal Resources
T-tal
lotal
I otal
lolal
lolal
lolal
Total
lotal
lolal
total
lotal
Total
Total
lotal
lolal
Total
I otal
Total
IVisonal Services I Includes all Payroll Costs)
Materials and Services .
Capital Oulla
All Other l.xperidiiuiei and Requirements . .
I xpiiiJiiiiies and Requirements
Rcsoiiicci
IVimhmI Services (Includes all Paytoll Costs)
Malenals and Services . .
Capital Outlay
All Olhei I xpeudilures and Requirements . .
I xpciidilines and Requirements
Rcsouicf ,
retsonal Services (Includes all Paytoll Costs)
Material! and Services
l apilal Oullay
All Olhei I xpcndifiires and Requirements . .
I xpeiidiliirei and RcqiiireriKiils
Resources '
ACTUAL UATA ADOPTtU UUUl.fT "OVH, BuDGt T
last YtARfu-ai,, 's YrB?ra7i NrvT v.ah g7.tn
SM9 3,682 4.038
UJ50 2,200 2,650
-0- zi!-o-""ri ' -o-
9.369 I 13.082 I 10.188
A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
tmliM qjmaM UtUwTwm M)Nl)
ACTUAL DATA I AUOrTtD auOt.lT AWHOV-O UUiK.H
last vtABSO-m this ve An 81-82. NT yfah 82-83
4.jl44 3.0W ?,TII7.
4.264 3L.W0 3a00
4.264 1 ?.00 , I J
fA9cM.P-n hmm Procao-. FN))
ACTUAL X.ATA 1 AUOPTfO SUIKaLJ I AWHOtflO BuUj(,L.t,
LAST YtAH8P-BI THIS Vf AB Bj-E. N(XT Vt W'W
.20O 3.906 8,300
fopO 57906 4.500
-.200 I 3.906 T t.SOO
fca-nj no S baring . . fmu
ACTUAL DATA I AUOfTtU ILlIKllJ AWHONl L) BUIJI.IT
LAST YE AW BQ-1 THIS VtAR j-2 NtVT VfAB 82-$3
19,33o 307W 21 071Ir
19,330 3fla3Ml ilOn
1.,-ISi. I 3Q.3-6 J sfl7i 1
- H)M
ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTtO .UU(.t T I AWHUWt.D BUU(.f T
LAST YEAR THIS Vf AR Nf XT VI AH ,.
FCNI)
ACTUAL DATA I AUOfTt.O U0l.IT I APHHOWkO auUtifT
LAST VtAR THIS Yf AR - NXT Vf AH ..
f'CNO
I acTuAl 6aTa' 1 A66fTo Bub.rT MnMt ftuuflcT
last year This ve ah Nf T vt Af ... . ,
HHS atliletes honored
at All Sports Dessert
nun
III
! I J8T mm mttmm i at. aaoa .mo
$
II;
; Ii .m ov ' - J ' ,
Coach John Sporxeen nnnounces winnem
of football awurdat.
Many Heppner High School
athletes were honored at an
AH Sports Dessert, held
Thursday. May 20 at the high
school cafetorium.
John Murray received the
most valuable player award
for football: Doug Holland
was awarded most inspira
tional; Tom Huston and Greg
Connor, the most improved;
the outstanding linemen
award went to U-e Rice and
Wes Marlatt; and John Mur
ray also received the out
standing back award.
For volleyball. Mary Kin
caid received the most valu
able player award: Karen
Kenny, most inspirational;
and Anne Murray was award
ed for being the most improv
ed player.
Mary Kincaid was also vot
ed the most valuable girl's
basketball player: Sherry
Clement, most inspirational;
and Sheri McMinn, most im
proved.
Dorian Forrar was announ
ced as the boys most valuable
boy', basketball player, Doug
Holland, most inspirational ;
and Mike Currin. most im
proved. For baseball. Doug Holland
was named most valunble
player; Mark Way, most im
proved: and leading hitter
was Doug Holland with a
hatting average of 519
Two girl tracksters, Slephi
Payne and Mary Kincaid. re
ceived outstanding partici
pant awards and Dunne Gar
rett was name outstanding
participant for the boy's track
team.
' In the golf department. Don
Lott received the boy. medal
ist award; Lori Day, the girls
medalist; most improved on"
the Imiv's team was Dave
Green, and most improved on
the girl's team was Ann Mclaughlin.
lone Topic Club learns
about African country
On May 2(5. members of the
lone Topic Club motored to
Pendleton for a luncheon
meeting at the home of Mar
garet Troedson. an honorary
club member. rexrted an
lone club member.
Donna Hess told the group
alsout her experiences in
teaching at the Ivory Coast
Academy at Kouake. Ivory
Coast She worked as a mem
lier of the Missionary Assist
ance Corp. under the super
vision of the Moody Institute
Russ McKinney, a former
Oregon teacher, was in charge
of the school. This institution
was housed fin 15 acres and
taught 250 children , of mis
sionary personnel in the area.
There were seven dormitor
ies, each sponsored by a dif
ferent denomination. The
classrooms only included the
most meager of supplies but
one learned to work with what
one had. Hess told the group,
The curriculum was based
mostly on the Oregon cur
riculum. Although the school
"ms not accredited, the child
ren were usually accepted at
stateside colleges Since it was
a private school, tuition was
paid lo cover expenses. Being
a hoarding sthtxtl. teachers
were also responsible for
social and extra ctiiricular
activities including sports, re
creation, and training in the
social graces, the lone club
. memlscr said of Mess's ac
comodation Although she had an apart
menl of her own. Hess said
that she had to gel used lo the
humidity, the difference in
foods, and the continual de
mand on her time, the local
club memMr said
Ivory Coast is one of the
leading countries of Africa
There is very little industry
but the farmers are paid well
so production has soared.
They have become one of the
world's leading producers of
both cocoa and coffee Most of
the natives are of the Moslem
faith but there are many
I'banese and Israeli in busi-
ne:
tiriij inrtit ii III liunl
I'ss also, Hess told the group
Consumer Referral
Directory available
Oregon's Department of
Justice has just completed a
"Consumer Referral Tele
phone Directory." announced
the Dept , of Justice Consumer
Protection and Services Divi
sion. It lists subject areas in
alphabetical order, along with
the agency or organization to
contact for assistance.
The directory is available
by contacting: Oregon De
partment of Justice, Consum
er Protection and Services,
Justice Building. Salem,
7:tlli: or by calling 1-800 452
7Ri:t and asking for Consumer
Protection. Salem.
The directory does not in
clude every possible subject
area, but rather pages of
the most frequent consumer
referral requests. There is a
charge of 75 cents for the
directory to cover duplication
and mailing costs
Be Good To Your Yard
Fn.it Trpo " Advice & Planning
..wo -'WW
Large Specimen Trees
Flowering Trees Shady Trees
Shrubs Fertilizer Rhodeys
Flowering Shrubs Flower Pots
J&P Roses (Blooming)
Much much more
Low low prices.
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