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...... - . • *.. ,t ; • * - ' * . -* .V * : . - (■'■y • / > • * ' » • ' , .* •«: • » ' EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, February 15. I W in t r ® i “ ? e s C ‘Walleye Bill’ Stale Representative Michael Nelion has drafted legislation which would pave the way for Board man to host a national walleye fishing tournament Nelson drafted the legislation at the request o f several people in M orrow County concern ed with economic development for the northern end o f the county The bill would exempt walleye fishing tournaments from the current $50 limit on prize money for such con tests Representative Chuck Norris o f Hcrmiston has agreed to co sponsor the legislation /- :».» o n d o n B l u e D ----------- h e v i l s a n d l o n • '. ■ i 6 3 - 5 0 l o s s By Michelle Papineau lon e met C ondon F rid a y. February 10. in a game to determine if lone would go into district lone faced early fouls and injury in their 50-63 loss to the Blue Devils lone and Helix were tied for se cond place in the Big Sky League un til Friday, lone had beaten Helix twice before and were guaranteed a seal if they won their final three games n The Cardinal s Dustin Padberg led lone early with eight first quarter points and Brian Ball added a three point shot Senior Keith Morter end ed the game early with a second quarter shoulder injury which later turned out to be a broken collarbone Starters Kyle Broderick. Mike Garrett and Jim Davison were «nit early in the second quarter with three fouls each lone only scored 11 points in the second quarter led by four points by Mike Garrett lone was behind |7 24 at the half Brian Ball played a tough offen sive game scoring nine points in cluding a 3 point shot Ball led lone’ s scoring with 16 points lone outscored Condon in the third quarter 17-12 lone’ s Broderick fouled out in the fourth quarter with four points Jim Davison fouled out in the fourth quarier with six points The Car dinals were unable to pull it all together as they were outscored W 14 Last year. Boardman hosted one o f 15 nationwide events making up the National Open W alleye Classic, which w ill this year give away $75.000 in pn/c money at the finals The largest walleye caught on the en »ire circuit last year was at Board man. which would give Boardman a good shot at hosting the finals in the near future However, a state la « limits such pn/es to only $50. eliminating Boardman fmm hosting the finals Nelson called the tournament "a cla ssic exa m p le o f econ om ic development If we could bnng this event to Boardman. it would bring in new dollars that would spread thmughout the area With a $75.000 purse, w e ’ re talking about a lot o f people spending a lot o f tune and money in the area ” • > • e .* •' P U B L I C N O TIC IE FO RM L B 1 NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING A meeting ot the U a □ • m „7:30 a p m „ H ow ard th* fiscal year beginning Juty 1 19 Board of Directors Bodf i t* h#*d on Pettyjohn Res, Heppner, Oregon ' ‘ a t approvao by th* A lu m m iry Of f t * budget it j* 1 r e • Oregon . . 19 ÜL.J 89 The purpose ot this masting is to (»scu ts the budget tor Fj~ O t e c t i o n D is t r ic t lMur«tos> f c»t*ve*cx*i budget may b# *n*p#ct#d O' oDtamad at _ ____ B e v's t»k>w A copy of ____22H H e p p n e r __ R u r a l ______ -M a rd i Budge! Commit,** Bookkeeping ________________________ 97836 _________________ between me hours ot 8:00AM„„ 5:(X)PM n w fc rta a tw M pfaparad on a ba«i* of accounting that it X consutant. □ oot contutant tha b a n t of accounting utad during to# pracadtng yaar Major changas ti any and tha#f affect on tha tmdgat ara a «plantad batow _________ ____________________________ ^ /$ . .~ ' Morrow «.- ► > ' • Heppner >• Tcf¿jjp/a»oi fjt 'wm anai **^> / j * FINANCIAL SUMMARY — Adoptftd BudgaJ This Year - 19 o o - P " to ta l o f a ll fu n o s • -* r . _*• ..•,• T • . ' * •-' * * '3 * t 2 3 4 5 Tots* Personal S*rvic*s Total Materials and Services Total Capital Outlay r ptsi Data Service . " ' Total Transfers 6 TAtJfti Conlmgenc»#* 7 Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Baianca 8 Total All Oltier Expenditures and Requirements • ■ ■ -V $ y r-‘. > ; • V ' j - * ' « % • * ty* * P . l Anticipated Requirem ents • •••' « '* • tir S Anticipated Tax Levy UM f % . rv * 14 ,1$. 16 17 18 ■* -r ,' - Tax Levies By Type * '.• { X ;- v . 100-00 5 .6 2 5 .0 0 5 ,7 0 0 7 0 0 2 5 0 .0 0 6 . 5 0 0 ,0 ( 1 2 5 0 .0 0 ' 750 op 2 5 0 .0 0 1 2 .7 2 5 .0 0 1 .6 5 0 .0 0 1 .5 6 Q .0 0 lo Iv ffilo O 1 2 ,1 5 0 .0 0 1 0 . 5 9 0 . I X) 591.0(1 10 Total Resources Except Properly Taxes 11 Total Property Taxes Required to Balance Budget 1? Total pt lines 10 and 11 .......................................................................... Anticipated R eso u rces ’ I 1 r ; * - ? • I I . J »* f 100 .M 5 ,8 5 0 .0 0 1 2 .1 5 0 .0 0 • /. j •*.w •* k t . ^ - Approved Budget Next Year • 1909-^90 Ptut Estimated Property Taiea Not to be Received Total Qfiinsi 13 and 14 ..................................................................... Levy Wittwn th# Tax Base One Year Lavy Outside Ta« Bata Lavy for Payment of Bonded Debt 1 1 .0 7 5 .0 0 1 2 .7 2 5 .0 0 1 1 .0 7 5 .0 0 7 7 5 .2 5 11 R 5 0 2 5 U - 1 8 3-04» 11.18 3.0 4 1 1 .H 5Ü .25 j • A , t * Ér.<;‘ \A- 20. Tot«l Ql lin si 16 Uliu 18 . V - 'i r ; ........................................... _________________ 0*0t Authonj*d Not lncurr*d [3 Non# A t Sum m ani*d Bein» D*0I Outstanding Non* G [ j As Sum rnarij*d B*iow FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED F>ubtish O N L Y completed portion ot this page Total Anticipated Requirem ents m uat e q u a l Total R e s o u rc e s FO RM L B 2 t .t fu n d 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 t i Adopted Budget This Year H 8-H Q Actual Data Last Year 2 1 7 -H fl Total Personal Services Total Mainnais and Services Total Capital Outlay Total Petit Service Total Transle's Total Contingencies Total Alt Otne' Expenditures and Requirements Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance Total Ending Fund Balance Total Anticipated Requirements Total Resources _ Approved Budget Next Year 8 9 - 9 0 5 9 . (X X).00 1 5 .9 5 8 .0 0 5 1 .4 6 4 .9 4 ir e m ir ' ' ..................T ‘ ......................~......... . ... 1 6 .7 6 4 .9 4 _. . 5 1 ,7 2 2 .9 4 I 5 9 .(8 )0 .0 0 5 1 .4 0 4 .9 4 5 9 ,0 0 0 .0 0 5 1 .4 0 4 .9 4 P u b lish O N LY Completed P o rtio n ot This Page » K jn tt Last Year 1 Total Personal Services 2 Total Materials and Services 3 Total Capital Outlay 4 T otai Debt Service 5 Total Transfers 6 Total Contingencies 7 Total All Other Expenditure* end Requirements 8 Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance P i i JV k s -1 4 > *• i * I » i ! *- . p V ! * ' ' * u x j ■ ■ . 'i ; ‘ r F ; I . , f 1 • p * . . Next Year H 8 -8 9 11 81. n n . liX J .Q O s w sn tm 3 .L 2 3 .U U 5 . 7CXJ.LKJ 25 0 .(8 ) 6 .5 D U .0 0 2 5 U .O U 2 5 U .L K ) 1 2 , iso 1 1 .3 1 9 U5 l ,3 2 5 ,6 4 a a a i /. l 1 2 ,72 5.18) 1 6 5 0 .(8 ) no i S i l l ) tMl . . . . - I l l SUM IM1 !.:......... 5 9 3 . 0 4 ___ 7 7 5 .2 5 l 1 ,RSM 16 Levy Within Tex Base 17 One-Veer Levies CM sde Tax Base 11 1 H I . 0 4 11 16 Senai and Continuing Levies r . 19 Levy tor Payment ot Bonded Debt Published .......... 1 1 n7S_(8) 15 Total Property Te» Levy 1 8 9 -9 U Afcr. U ? 11 Total Resources Except Property Taxes 12 Property Taxes Received 13 Property Taxes Required to Balance 14 Eshmated Property Taxes Not to be Received A. .( k ) . . 10 Total Anticipated Requirements J T h is Y e a r 5 . in n .n o 9 Total Ending Fund Balance rj > t7 -n n 23 Approved Budget A dopted Budg et A ctu al Data ’ MatMIrv Ion* U I I IT ( imm S u * D M IS 14 » ' Padhrrg ? ft. ’ 14; Hail 4 M 1«; Haim I 0-1 2; Hr.Mlrrkk 2 ft-1 4; (■■mil 4 44 R. II s s I hm i I 4-S t ; M o rtrr. S n d m o n ; 1 pnrnl steuts-BaU 2. lo u h Ion» 20 ( iMHlun 14. lo u lrd « 4 - B ro d rrh k Hantaan. Ritm im k Ion» .12, ( andon 14. Podhrrt 10; Halt I ; Harm 2. Rrudrrtck 4; l a m l l * Itantann i . Strata Ion» «. Iu n *< » m Ion» 14 ( imdun 14. Muckrd «tent« Brodrrtek 2 (.arrett I . P U B L I C N O T IC E There will be a regular Port o f M orrow C om m ission meeting Wednesday. Feb 22, 3 p m at the Port o f Morrow Office No I Marine Drive. Boardman Published February I ' lu v i P U B L I C N O T IC E This notice affects all person», firms and corporations claiming an unrecorded right u> ihe beneficial use o f any surface water in Oregon which has not been adjudicated A d judication proceedings established righis to the use o f water that began before the state s first water code was adopted in I ‘MW Adjudication proceedings base not been com pleted for the drainages west o f the summit o f the Coast Range, the Um jxjua Riser Basin (except Cow Creek and Roberts Creek), the Willamette Kiser and its tributaries above Cor sallis and the Molalla Pudding. Clackamas and Sandy Subhusins. for minor tributaries o f the Columbia. Snake and Willamette Kisers or lor minor tributaries o f the Columbia. Snake and Willamette Kisers or for areas in southeastern Oregon where there is little water and is mostly in federal ownership TO W H O M IT M A Y C O N C E R N : The Oregon Water Resources Department has begun accepting registration statements o f claims to undcrtcrmincd vested water rights State law (OKS 539 240» requires anyone who intends to file a rcgistra non statement o f claim to surface scalers o f any unadjudicated stream system, file this written statement ssith the Department on or before December 31. 1992 Water use must have been initiated prior to February 24. I‘MW. and continued to the pre sent time, without a period o f five or more consecutive years o f nonuse Since water rights are a type o f property right attached to the place of use. you may he a successor to a claim to a vested right, even if you were not the owner o f the pro perty when water use- began Registration statement forms and instructions may be obtained from the Water Resources Department in Salem. Oregon, or at any of the Department's district watermaster offices The mailing address for the Department is 1KS() Portland Road NE. Salem. Oregon 97310 Ownersot land with a water right permit or certificate acquired after February 24 1909. arc not required to enter this procceding to maintain the use authorized hv the permit or certificate However, they may ap pear and file in the proceeding to become a party to the proceedings as provided by ()R S 539 ()7() After the period for filing rcgistra lion statements of claims has expired (December 31. I992i. the Nkater Resources Director will begin to determine the relative rights to the claimed uses of water Dated at Salem. Oregon this 3rd das of February . 19X9 Vv II I I AM II Y O l M i. Director Water Resources Department Published February I ' . 19X9 February 15. IV8V _ ___ .... 3S 8 5 0 .2 5 - - ............ O REG O N C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR MORROW C O l V I Y Probate Department In the Matter ot the Estate of JON DEI I I I I M l ISON Deceased No X9 PR t NO TICE TO IN 11 Rl SI I D PI K S O N S Notice is given ilut the undersign ed has been appointed and has qualified as the personal represen tative o f the estate All person» has ing claims against the estate arc re quired to present it. with proper vouchers, within four months after the date of first publication o f this notice, as stated below, to the per sonal representative at the offices ot Kuhn and Spicer. 269A N Main Street. P.O Box 42X. Heppner. Oregon 97X16. or they may be barred All persons whose rights may he affected by the proceedings in this estate may obtain additional informa tion from the records o f the court, the personal representative or the at lorney fo r the personal representative D A T E D and first published February X. 19X9 Marilyn Allison. Personal Representative 61451 P Highway 224 l st.nad.1 Oregon 97023 Published February X. 15. 22. 19X9 s i X ! * * V ». . ■m X. ' ? > 'V — A VH* i r » •!*. <H r . * W P U B L I C N O T IC E FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED FO RM L B 3 I CAR» OF THANKS in the fourth quarter and 5063 in the entire game L 4 k ■: Thanks for donating to Hepp ner Day Care United Way o f Mor row County, Pioneer Memorial Hospital. Drs Ed & Jeanne Benet- ta. Kathleen Lowe. Lori and Jay Straley. Heppner Lions Club. Tim and Vicki Birkby. Cindee Hender von. Randy & Ronda Randall. Ministerial Association. The Rev Grace Drake. United Methodist Women. Bank o f Eastern Oregon. Hank Dennis. Kay Proctor. Pat Gen try . Ed Banker. David Sykes. Plepp- ncr Gazette Times. Katherine Lind- strom. Ha/el M ahoney. Jean Nelson, Cam & Jim Wixhart. Gail & Forrie Burkenbine, Central Market. Happy <& Claude Graham. Dan & Lara Calvert. Marianne S l Bob Kahl. Ann & John Murray. Meg & Rod Murray. Karen Clough. Knv Rutledge. Molly A Steve Rhea. Vickie Turrell, Kay A Frank Ander son. Marcia A Charlie Anderson. D orothy Burcham. A m erican l-egion, L E Dick. Debbie Holtz. I>r Wallace W olff. Women o f H ope. Heppner Neighborhood Center. M ike Vcjraska, Toma Adams. Mcrilec M cDow ell. Toni W ainc. Cheryl Ripple. Kathy Tellcchca. Dchbie Young. Caroline A David Zaworski. Carol A Roger W illiam s. Joyce Kay A Jerry Hollotnon. Heppner Public Library, Connie Padberg. Irene Swanson, Senior Mcalsite, Bud A Jane R ich ards, Nancy A Steve Brownfield. John A Nella Britt, ( orh A Jim N o r m , Marie A Ed Strothers. Kathy A Jeff Mahen. U S Forest Service. Ken A Kaedcnc Bailey. Kinzua. Dick Temple. Bar bara Hayes Happy Valentines Day W e love y o u ____ 2-15-lc To the Heppner City Water Dept Thank you Dave and George, for your help Mike A Kav Proctor _____________________ 2-15-Ip Bud and I want to thank everyone for the cards, letters, flowers and phone calls I received while I was in the hospital at Walla Walla Also for all the fixxJ and attention we have received since I came home Harriet Batty ___________________________ 2-15-Ip W e would like to thank family and friends tor cards, flowers and fixxl and contributions to the church memorial fund A special thanks to Dr W o lff and Dr Jean Berrctta and hospital staff for the care they gave dad The Shorts Hudson Familv 2-15-lc We would like to thank the follow ing businesses for donating prizes for the Bingo Nx»th at the Parents Club Carnival held Saturday Pettyjohn's. Morrow County Grain Growers. Coast to Coast, Kate's. Wights Video. Shoe Box. Gardner's Men's Wear. Murrays. Heppner Bowl. Country Rose. Peterson's. Lotts Electric. V A G Restaurant. Miller's Chevron Mini Mart. l.aRac's Sub Shop. R A W Drive In and Barb Comer. Heppner Elks Club and Marsha Kemp for collecting these donations Spec tal thanks go to the Morrow County Fair and Rodeo tor use o f the annex building. Tom and Helen Kiehl tor donations to our different booths, Don Cole. Vicki Birkby. Karla Waterland. Tom Watnc, Mar di Benson. David Sykes. Rusty Is le s . Martha Munkcrs. Lea C alvert. Donna Moeller. Kay Pro ctor. Marianne Kahl, Stacy and Boh Briggs. Jim Judd, ahd all the wonderful people that helped set up and clean up Thanks to the teachers that saw to it their booths were organized and decorated and all the parents and students that helped run the booths, and all the people that donated to the concessions and in other places There were many people involv ed in helping nuke this carnival a success Thanks to everyone that I missed, you are greatly appreciated N(X-cial thanks to Vicki Hirkbv and Toni Watnc for helping me with the Junior High Sports Dessert on Thursday The Parents Club Joyce Hughes President 2-15-lc 2 NOTICES Soroptimist Faster Candy Sale See s candies. $7.60 per box Choose from soft center chocolates, nuts A chews, assorted chocolates Profits goes towards community « r s ice and scholarships Order by Feb 24 Delivery March 24 Phone 676 5 I M or 676-5393 2-I3-2 c Computer paper, continuous com putcr cards and all the paper your computer could need at the Gazettr Time* 676-922B 3-12-tfx F-at Marios Barbeque lumh chops. Snn.Gs March I9|h. 12 p m 2 8 tfc Big M. Pat rick's D »s auction Satur day^ March 18th _______ 2-8-tfc 4 IIFLP WANTED — ■ '...'i - I need someone to re-do caning on one rocking chair Call 676-5280 2-8-2c
