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Fair board changes meeting dates The monthly meeting! of the Morrow County Fair Board have been changed to the first Monday of each month, which coincides with the Fair Com mittee meetings, announced a fair board spokesperson. Any one intareuted is Invited to attend these meetings at the Fair Grounds at 7:30 p.m. Plans for the upcoming Mor row County Fair and Rodeo Include a wide variety of events. Under the leadership of Jane Rawlins, Fair Com mittee Chairperson, addition al landscaping will add to the attractiveness of the grounds. Arts and crafts demonstra tions, as well as promotion of agriculture products, will be highlighted. The family night activities Include a steak bar- beque and entertainment with Individual, as well, as family plan prices. A major project for the county fair grounds this sum mer will be the installation of new sewer lines, and tentative plaint include making dorm itory restrooms more con venient by installing addition al furnishings. Recently the Fair Board reviewed and updated the in surance coverage of the fair grounds. At present, the Fair Board is involved in budget proceedings and the adjust ment of having records and data programmed into the county computer system. Fair Board members, Harold Peck and Merlyn Rob- It would take 27,000 spiders, ach spinning a single web, to produce a pound of web. 'public notices xd NOTICE Of BUDGET HEARING JHweiClty CounsiJL nub hu on .June, ttLi , ie"jL 2xiVm t -JicppBerCXl.x.Jall- TVia purpcM. tA tiu mmUnQ m to diaruaa dam kdf4 lor Uw f lata! yaar Wfirmina July 1, IS 8 1- a atanrraal by Utt CiiX0iJi CPPfier a OlfjOO. Budjp Commlttaa A auannary Ow Budajat ia piaiilaal bmkm A of Dm bud may ba Inapactad at nra.ii.Ml km of .HcppnetCiUH4 1 lrhene.i2iiS 61 B b ih. hour, at JxPJLAJ).- . 5 i Ofl-f , Th budajal waa n Mnd bM ol aaaounUn niMUnl O not ooooaUml with thbool oowBUnfiM Uw prwnadinf yaar Major dhmrm, II any, mn4 thMr fiart on Uw budfot, r nplaiiwd Maw. .tluixow to Jltytiotz.. ICttf) FINANCIAL SUMMARY ANTICIPATED MMjUUIEMENTS ANTICIPATED HE VENUES ANTICIPATED TAX LEVY TAX LEVIES PAKTU1XV rUNDCD BY STATE or OREOON TAX LEVIES TOTALLY ttfNUEI) BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS TauJI Total Matanal anal Somow . ... Total Capital Outlay Total All Othar Expanditura ana! RaoulraaaanU . TOTAL ANTICIPATED KEQUDIEMENT8 LilJ41- Total Hanuaa Eioopt Piiaiartj Taaao .... Total Proporty Tasao IUauiro4 to Balanoa TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUES UZ2UL L19La?.l,JL Total Piouorty Tamaa rUqulrW ta BaUnaa BuilgH ... Ptua EaUfljwtad Piiwotly Tan Nat ta B. Bauamd . TOTAL PROPEPTY TAX UVY Uvjr WiUun Ta Baaa OravYaarBf ial Lvy OuuudaTai Baaa , TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE PARTIALLY FUNDED BY STATE OP OREOON Oaa-Voar Bporial jrry OuUa Tal Baaa Sarial Lavwa - ... Lavy lar Paymml ol BoaoW Dm TOTAL PROPERTY TAX TO BE TOTALLY FUNDED BY LOCAL TAXPAYERS ADOPTED BUDOCT Thai Yaar It -2111 8L ISZt-l ELL. Ljefe4.918. ..HLaJSf54 22l4.BIi. -JUflLaJiSll 1 148.Ji.I2 J.UL-45A. .11,422- ..1.422- APPROVED BUDOtT Naw Yaar It lQa -1-4.-77 lft4iQ -211121 li.61i. -210.33-L. -141. 677 61.-19. 61. 5H utatci-ent or iwierrtDwiaB tmM,,imrZiJn I OtBT AlTNt OUU- KIT IMC'X'WU- hums XI tLttatMOZT-n aaiow a mow O aj avxiAJua.i tixw PirBUSN TABLS BC-OW ONLY V OOMKJrrtD larirT otmrfANiiiwo I prtrr AtTtKwcxo! wrr wcyiuuep IW MaalVa. 1W. -r TYiiorDrjrr i 83 84 a4i ' t Bmw. 15640Q 7li4i24 Intaroot-Baanraj Warranto , , Short-Tana Now . Mtiaarl TOTAL INPEBTEDNtMB rWDS NQX K-qUlR-NC A PROPERTY TAX TO IE LEVIED STRLEIHJmC- . FUND Total Ptnonal fcrmoai (locluon all Ptyrot Coau) . Total Malarlali m SarrwM Total CaptiaJ Outlay Total AS Otan -ipaa-iurM mi Roquininmu . . Total C-poadlmiat and Eaqu-tiwoB Total RaaourOH Total tWoaJ hmcaa (taduan ad PtyroU Com) Total liiiar-Jt and SanteH Total Capital Outlay Total AH OUwr Lipanaliurat mi RaquirrmanU . . Total Eapandtturai aad Raqulnmnu Total Total Ptrtunal Sarvtcat (lncludat aO Ptyrol Coou) Total Maunalt and Samcat Total Capital Outlay Total All Othat Ekpaadlti-ai tad Raquinmaaa . . Total Ltpaadilurtt and Raqu-tmanu Total Raaourcai Total Ptrtonal SarvtcM (lncludti all PtyroU Cotu) Total Ma la nail and SairtoM Total Capital Outlay Total AS OUan Lxpanoilurat and Raquutmanu . . Total E-aandlluraa and RaquiftmanU Total Routcoi Total Ptreo-al Sarvtcat (lacludM all Payroll Cotu) Total Malaria- Sanrtoat Total Capital Outlay Total All Othar ExpandHurat and Rmimanu , , Total ExpandHurat and Raoulnmanu Total Raaouicai Total Panooal Strvkai (lncludat all Payroll Com) Total Malarlali and Sarricai Total CapUal Outlay Total AH OUwf E-pani-iuiat and Raquirtmanu . . Total ExpandHurat and Raqutramtnu Total Raaoureai ACTUAL DATA AUUmO autK.IT AaOVIO UOOIT LAtT VtAH H?- TMH YJAWH -M N T TAW 84-S O.ltB .Vb ' jj.Ui ?.1-I IS.1?'.'!) 2 2 . & b Q 21.1 K'jil U.HQ i.OQO i.C-l L tb.'iK) -t.bi'J U.Wt ' ' ' u,;r6 I WAIt.H UTlLlIt FUND acTuacQaJa I aoorrto SuwaT I ohd tyMir d.2ia J . iHl t . a 1 1 . to. m :'j 43.aa; fe-fc zHz zUz SO . 4 72 il.Ult VuliJ 14r,.H7H 1411.9J 1 j U . 1 . a idh.HVH i un.'i'.i I i i u , n ; 1 fcttetij-l'iXMIIl-i rvwD AyTvtAit'"-B3 thu HAABl-!ij wr.T vtZa P. d-ft'. 11.110 lL-Ji -0- JZ 1,., - W o-3? ..: faH -B-7 H.JIS llQ.i-- r. M . H j 7 H . M '' i H S 0 S 41t.---Jf-JmjJ-Lt---lMlNT imiLCI rirND ACT u AC QATA ,1 A0OT11O uucit I "0iO ayooiT ayr y'a'Sij-p 'f .SItIBi4 "t inrp- tfrt.42fe IM'.OOO U'4.000 fcbfr.42b lH'.CUO U'l.CQi' ACTUAL ftA,TA ,1 AtXlTTIO SWOtiW,! AJaOvtO pOT i.t7o tuiii 3.24b 4 . 8 00 b.li .2 I 4.f00 I t.t4C I 'iy.kLtt-tui'ii'tuJiLJit.a.iiVi. FlND r" actual WK I AEawrp misa awwb bck f p Q 9.036 I 4.08 I '-'''O IUN0S NOT REQUIRING A PROPtRTY TAX 10 BI 1 1 VII I) Tulal Peitunal Scrvitei (Includei all 1'iyioll Com I . Total M.muli and Scrvictt Total Capital Outlay ToUl All Other Expendituiet and Kcquiieincnti . . , Total Expandilutu and Kmiuireirienti Total Retuurcei ACTUAL OA1A AUUPTtD iuUbt T AffHOVlO BUUUtt last v r ah 62-6.' rils ih JB2-.8 4 Mi VFAR J34--Bb 54.187 ' J2J0 . 8t Lu4JL2 I i-2S0 T Bfa J jt'.tOKK6t,jBi;yi:Niii; sharing UNI) Total Penoniil Scrvicei (Includei all Puyioll Coin) Total' M.lciuli and Scrvicei Total Capital Outlay Total All Other I xrH-ii Juutca and Keo,uirenieiili . . . ' ToUl tnwndilucos and Kcfuiremeiil Total Reiouicet actual 4ah , 1ST MAR "C ' addcthj buui.y. THIS VtAH g At'i'Hovt o euj)i.( I NUT VI AH P?-.S AAUW installs officers inson, attended the Oregon Fain Association Area IV meeting on May 5 at the Umatilla Fair Grounds, The Fair Board is receptive to the usage of j,ny activities at the grounds, but encour ages advance scheduling to prevent conflicts. The board asks for the cooperation of all, particularly those using grounds for recreation, in keeping litter confined to trash barrels. The Ifeppner Gazette-Time. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, May 17, 1984 SEVEN 4 qualify for state track meet The Heppner-Ione Branch of AAUW met Monday night at All Saints Episcopal Church for their annual alad buffet. Betty Rietmann was hostess for the evening. During the pctluctc dinner 1984-85 officers were installed by Carol Helphinstine and Cara Costa and outgoing and incoming officers were pre sented with gifts of balloons and green plants. Out going officers are Vice President (membership) Mary Ann Cerullo; Vice Pre sident (programs) Kathleen Williams and Bonnie Temple man; and Secretary Shirley Campbell. Incoming officers are Nancy McConnell, Vice Pre sident (programs); April Hil-ton-Sykes, Vice President (Membership) and Marion Abrams, Secretary. President Laura Broderick and Treasurer Joan Records will serve two-year terms. Scholarship chairwoman the Rev. Cathy Barker an nounced that Shirley Camp bell, Heppner, wil receive a $300 scholarship. New mothers, Ann Spicer and Joan Records, were hon ored with cake and ice cream. Special guests were Paula Spicer-Kuhn, Phillip Spicer Kuhn, and Nettie Griggs, Ann Spicer's grandmother who is visiting from Everett. Programs discussed for the upcoming year include Artl factory, a candidates forum, seminars on "moral decisions in health crises," "women in art," which will feature local women artists, "insurance and financial planning," and "Who's who in AAUW" in which members will share their goals, professions, and personal concerns. An inter national dinner is planned for the first meeting in Septem ber. Also discussed was an up coming membership cam paign. "All women in the area have a great deal to share. New comers and long-time res idents have rich and exper ienced backgrounds, as well as concerns that need to be discussed."' said membership chairwoman April Hilton Sykes. "And AAUW provides an opportunity for women to get together. We offer educational, cul tural and informational pro grams as well as support and friendship and fun." Anyone interested in or at tending AAUW functions may contact any AAUW member. "You definitely do not need to be a college graduate to join," she stressed. By ASHLEY CONKLIN The lone boys track team qualified four people at the District 7-A track meet last Friday and Saturday. Those who placed first or second, or met an excellent qualifying standard, will go to the state meet. The boys team was third with 54 points. The girls were 13th with four points. Shot putter Donnie Doherty set a new school record win ning the shot, throwing 47' 8V Randy McCabe, Mike Doug las, and Craig Hams also are going to state. McCabe won the pole vault at 10' 6", Doug las was second in the 3000 meters in a 9:36.7 time, and Hams was third in the long jump (but exceeded the qual ifying standard by jumping 20' 8"). McCabe high jumped 5'10", which tied him for second, triple jumped 38'l'4" for fifth, and he threw the discus 111 ft. Douglas ran 4:33.0 for sixth in the 1500. Hams triple jumped for third at 39'11". He also was in the 100 and 200 meters. The boys final points came in the hurdles. Chris Rea ran the highs in : 17.8 for fifth. Rea ran :46.6 for the intermediate preliminaries, a season's best for him. Douglas was in the high hurdle preliminaries. FUNDS REQUIRING A fROPERTV TAX TO BE LEVIED COYEHNMENX . -FUND Tola! Perianal Srrvicei (Indudra all Payroll Coin) Total Material and Servicer Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expenditure and Requirement! . Total Expenditure! and Requirement! Total Reaourcci Except Property Taxei Pioperty Taxe Received Property Taxet Required to Balance Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received . Total Pioperty Tax Levy Levy Wuhin Tax Bale One-Year Special Uriel Oumde Tax Bale .... Serial Leviei and Cunlinum Leviei Levy For Payment of Bonded Debt Total Pertonel Service! (Indudei all Payroll Coin) Total Material and Service! . . . lotal Capital Outlay ' Total All Other Expenditure! and Requirement! . . I otal Expenditures and Requirement! Total Reiourcei Except Property Taxei Property Taxei Received Pioperty Taxei Required to B.Unce I itinuted Property Taxei Not to be Received . . . Total Properly Tax Levy . levy Within Tax B.ie line Year Special Leviei Oullide Tax Bate Serial Leviei and Continuing Levie levy For Payment ol Bonded Debt ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET AM-ROvEO UOGT LAST VtAW 82-83 THIS VtAtfl 3-84 MfT VtAH84-85 183.575 205.902 217, 3$2 48.488 69,407 57,99? 10.989 3,204 9.550 -0- 4.378 12.406 243.052 282,891 296,405 U9,04J ,.J,12,,SS ,v,157, ,268 132,072 ' .,;.;,?.;,?'.. ,;i,gitMi!;, I'm,',' u-u'Cvu. 130.046 139.137 ZZ '; 10,404 9. 740 ""r ": ldn.din 148,877 i, 140.450 148.877 evNPSJ.tUU-NL : FUND ACTUAL DAT., a4 ADOPTED Bupi.E1 , APPROVED llJPMl LAST TEAR 13.J TH'S YEAR LL-'1 NEXT YEAR"? 2 69.556 70.951 75.347 6,890 14,079 17.853 62,666 . : ' 56-872 57. 494 ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS PROGRAMS ORGANIZATIONAL ..GENERAL FUND Total Perioral Service! (Include! all Payroll Com). Total Materull and Service! Total Capital Outlay Total All Oiher Expenditure! and Requirement! . . Total Expendiiurei and Requirement! Total Petional Service! (Includei all Piyroll Colli) . Total Mateiuli and Servicei Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expenditure! and Requirement! . . Total Expendiiurei and Requirement! ToUl Perwnal Seivicei (Include all Payroll Colt!) . Total Material! and Servicet Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expenditures and Requirement! . . Total Expendiiurei and Requirement! ACTUAL DATA I AOOPTtO BUDGET I APPROVED BUDGET last veab.82-83 this ver83-84 next year 84-85 78,953 91,74 7 ...100aj.il 31.062 47.545 3uQM 1.471 z 3Q -0- 4,378 8,356 111.486 I 143.670 I 151.177 1 ORGANIZATIONAL I ; UNITPROGRAM SWIM POOL FUNP ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTED BUDGET APPROVE O BUDGET last vtAW 82r83 this vear8i84. next yeah 84-85 7.907 J0J 94 8.22 4, 236 1x125 5.190 dt: rflr -0- zQz r- 17.333 I 16-628 I 12.722 1 ORGANIZATIONAL T UNITPROGRAM SANITARY KUNl) ACTUAL DATA I ADOPTEO BUDGET APPROVED BUDGET LAST YEAR 828 3 THIS YEAR 81.84 NEXT VtAH 84-8.5 -Q- -0- -o- '"" 1.500 1.500 160 -o- -o- r - -0- -0- ;0- 1.500 I ' 1.500 I b0 I GENERAL GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATIONAL . UNITPROGRAM . POLICE FUND Tola! Personal Servuc- iUcludei all Payroll Colli). Total Matenali and Vrvioti Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expenditure! and Requirement! . . Total Exendilurei and Requirement! Total Perional Sc-rvictii (Includei all Payroll Coin). Total Matenali and Service! Total Capital Outlay Total All Other Expendiiurei and Requiremeiili . . Total Expendiiurei and Requirement! ACTUAL DATA I AOOPTED BUDGET I APPROVE U BUDGET LAST YEARgjrij TH.S YEAR JA NEXT YE AR ft " - 84.085" 90,696 ? 1,731 7.358 8, 322 9t322 279 -9- :p- " -o- i050 7177 2 2 I 99.018 j 105.103 ORGANIZATIONAL T UNITPROGRAM FIRE FUND ACTUAL DATA ADOPTED BUDGET AFPROVEU BUDGET last vfAw82-83 this vear8J3-84 nextyear 8 4-85 5, 352 2.4 3 5 4 9 5 2..... . . 3.M0 " hJ 0 0 Ax. 7 QO 1.123 .80.4 2a.6 5 0. -o- q.felS t 9 . 347 12, 302 ORGANIZATIONAL I NITS PROGRAMS GENERAL .GOVERNMENT ORGAMZATIONL IMTPRCK.RAM LIBRARY UMl Toial Ptnonal Servuei lliuludes .11 Pa)icll I oust. Total Mjienali and Seivke Total Capital Outlay Total All Other ( tpendituiei and Requicemenls . . lolal Expendiiuiek and Keiuiiemeni actual oata last year 82-83 7777 -0- IT7 AUOPttU BUDGET APPHOVfcD BUUUtT THIS V E AH H - 8 4 Nlf T V F AH 84-8S 8L91 3"'" 9,616 '"' "1 ,4' 1,925 ' ?,"0O' " " 3) 400 ' -0- -0- 12", 728 "1 14,94 1 1 r . .1 n- ; i ; - j x v. 1 r 1 V aO TT ptoo by Woyrva Moms Deena Hams picked up the girls only points by hurling the javelin 106'5" placing fourth. She also threw the discus 797". Jumper Candi Rudisill made the finals of the long jumping by leaping 14'6". She also high jumped 4'4". Thrower Scott Barnett made the finals of the javelin by heaving 133'0". He also heaved the discus 108'3", and pole vaulted 8'6". High jumping 5'8", Howard Leavitt was just short of plac ing. He long jumped 18'8", just missing the finals. Jerry Anderson and Eric Cook ran in the 400 and 800 meter preliminaries. Cook ran season's bests of :59.3 and 2:23.2 Anderson was just short of making the 800 finals and ran a 3000 meter best of 10:35.0 Thrower Rod Taylor put the shot 33'2" and threw the javelin. Ashley Conklin long jumped 15'10" and triple jumped 33' 2'2". He also ran in the 100 and 200 preliminaries. The state track meet for those who qualified will be at Lewis and Clark College in Portland on Friday, May 18 and Saturday, May 19. Com petition begins at 12:30 p.m. on Friday and 12 noon on Saturday. Boys team scores: Umatilla 90, Wahtonka 61z. lone 54. Sherman Cunty and Stanfield 48, Riverside 42, Heppner 40, Pilot Rock 34. Helix 29. Weston-McEwen 26'i. Echo 14, Condon 12, Wheeler County 11 ttasco County 9. and Ar lington 8. and Dufur nothing. ...Girls team scores: Sher man County 85, Heppner 69z Wahtonka 52. Weston McEwen 50',, I'mati'ia 38. Dufur 32, Wasco County 24. Condon 20, Echo 16. Pilot Rock 15. Helix 14, Riverside 7, lone 4. and Wheeler Countv 9. Anniversary Sale May 18 & 19 IGLIDDEN INTERIOR I I PANELING EXTERIOR PAINT $f25 Save & up 3to5gal. 1 M I 1x6x6 ROUGH I 1 CEDAR FENCING PRICES SLASHED ON ALL TORO & ea' ECHO PRODUCTS i i I Many Other I sorry, no oges on I Savings Throughout sale items, subject to the Storel STOCK ON HAND 1 ' I rprc I I FREE PEPSI. I FREE HOT DOCS COFFEE & 1 1 a.m. - 2 p.m. DONUTS BOTH DAYS ALL DAY r-DOOR POIZES j 1 BOTH DAYS FRIDAY: McCuikxk cha,n mos Both Days-. Saw, Toro Power Hoe, 2-gal. ' Glidden Satin Spred, 1-gal. EdlO Chain SaWS Varolhane. o T SATURDAY: xho Chain I I I Saw, Garden Wheel Barrow, SpCCidl F63tUr6Z Propane Torch Kit, 3-Burner Coleman Stove. Computer I ' Presentations 0MfuwlH,i I CompuCoun, 676 9157 tfj Heppner FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS GAZETTE-TIMES 676-9228 ' 1 .1.248.0. .124.i8!L ....3.4 13.2. .-..J.19-2. 'J2 19.457 Published: May 17, 1984
