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Students earn R & W treats through reading Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 6, 1990 - SEVEN ■> FO R M LB-1 NOTICE Of BUDGET HEARING ¿ LSI ____ & n A macing ot me. « 7/30 . it: . «Ai be held o n__i IB pm . M r ia l I . __________ _______Tit* purpOM of tnu meeting it u> «K u e s ine budget for We Steel reel beginning July t. 19 J Ï 2 - as approved by the-------------- - ic. ! j ’.Y.. ,.OÁ. --------- r 1 ________________________________ Budget Comrmnee (MwiMblfMI CotfKMBBOOj r R e ç o v  + r S ___ t f g y I e A summary of We budget le presented below. A copy ol We budget may be mapected or obtained at ---------------- ___________ ' H i T __________________ __________ between the hours of * . and__ £ t*** . The budget uvee . prtpared on a basla of accounting that is 19 coneietant. O not conatslant wtW Wa beats of accounting used during we preceding year Me|or changes, if any, end dielr affect on We budget, are aaplaWad below________ ClMVfMfMn ol OowMrnmv Body /A z 2 t/g y g '-l ò -l c Mot- rou ) C h . lo ú k . s V e U --77 V J FINANCIAL SUMMARY Adopted Budget This Year - 19 lS i5 0 T O T A L O F A LL FU N DS 2 1 .0 9 S 92 QCO 2 1 IS O 31, 0 2 0 «IS 900 27. 3 0 0 3. s a o >9 5 i 9 /S .o o o 3 .5 0 0 11. 1 2 0 IS, o o n 4. Total Debt Service .............................................................. Anticipated Requirements 6. Total Contingencies ................................................................ Helen Riehl (I) with students who placed first in their grade level during the R & W reading 16. 17. 18. to. .20 Lavy Within the Tax Base.................................................. Ona-Yoor Lavy Outocda tha Tax B a s a .................................... Levy for Payment of Bonded Debt........................................ Sartal and Continuing Leviea...................... Total of »net 1« thru 1» .................................................... I9 Q . HHO 1 7 2 .. 4 / 0 1 7 .5 3 0 l 9 0 . HHO 1 7 . 3 3 0 1 . 3 ( 7 il. oo Fair and Rodeo Court keep busy schedule By Anne Morter The Morrow County Fair and Rodeo Court had a busy Memorial Day Weekend, traveling to Spray to participate in the parade on Saturday and returning home to attend the Morrow County Pioneer Picnic Sunday. Queen Judy Jepsen and Princesses Dana Flanagan, Stacie Henry and Trisha Coe rode to first place in the Queen and Court Division of the Spray Rodeo Parade to start the weekend. Returning to Heppner for the Morrow County Pioneer Picnic, each princess was presented with a In the Service was given to the Day Care Center. Another wheelchair has been donated to the center, says Forquer. The center now has two wheelchairs, a walker, several pairs of crutches, braces and other things available at no cost to anyone needing them temporarily. The Soroptimist Club has donated 50 day-pass swimming tickets for low income children. City hall is printing the tickets and the center will disperse them to qualified children. Adult and Family Services sends a representative from the Hermiston office to the center the first and third Wednesday of each month. Call the center for information and phone number. Donated clothing and articles that are new or like new are given with the C hristm as food boxes. Throughout the year they are wrap Thomas Stanton ped, labeled and stored in the Air Force Reserve A irm an ‘Christmas room’. “ If you have ex Thomas L. Stanton has graduated tra Christmas wrap it will be from Air Force basic training at gratefully accepted and put to good Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. use,” said Forquer. During the six weeks of training “ We have been delightfully sur the airman studied the Air Force prised at the success of the rummage mission, organization and customs table selection,” she said. “ It has and received special training in generated a lot of interest and has human relations. proven to be a good source of in In addition, airmen who complete come. Drop in and check it out. You basic training earn credits toward an may find that needed article or a associate degree through the com treasure you can't live without.” munity college of the Air Force. The next board meeting is June 19 His mother and stepfather, Mr. at 7:30 p.m. The public is welcome and Mrs. Creighton Ramsey reside to attend. Coordinator is Nadine in Boardman. O’Brien. Hours are 8 a.m. to 12 and He is a 1988 graduate of Riverside 1-5 p.m. Phone is 676-5024. High School. Marine Lance Cpl. Dennis G. W hitaker, son of Jerry Whitaker and Ruth Bostick, both of Irrigon. has been promoted to his present rank while serving with the 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif. A 1988 graduate of Riverside tiara by the former Miss Rodeo High School, he joined the Marine Oregon, Sylvia Ladd and her Corps in January 1989. mother, Lorraine Ladd. Staff Sgt. Larry I). Ransom has This past weekend gave the court been decorated with the 12th award a break from their hectic road of the Air Medal in Panama schedule. The time was well spent The Air Medal is awarded for planning their trip to this weekend's meritorious achievement while par Grand Floral Parade in Portland. ticipating in aerial flight. The Grand Floral Parade is one the He is a linguist with the 6933rd showcase events of the Portland Electronic Security Squadron. Rose Festival and will be televised Ransom is the son of Ned E. and on Portland Station KGW (Channel Wanda F. Ransom of Mesa. Ariz. 8 ). His wife, Valene, is the daughter ' ‘ Morrow County should be pro of Nita Jemmett of Lexington ud of its court as the girls had to meet The sergeant is a 1980 graduate of vigorous standards to be invited to C entral Valley High School, participate," said a spokesperson. Spokane. WA. Tax Levies By Type 14. Plus: Estimated Property Taxai Not to ba Received 15. Total Levy-ead Hnei 13 and 1 4 ........................................ N The Neighborhood Center will sponsor a frozen potato giveaway June 13 from 1 to 3 p.m. Simplot donates the potatoes to the center. The potatoes are given to anyone on a donation basis and monies receiv ed go into the center’s donation fund. There will be a class on drying fruits and vegetables June 28 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the center. The Ex tension office will present the class. There is no charge but those in terested should call the center if they plan to attend. There is a nine-tray food dryer at the center for public use. A small donation will be re quested to help cover the cost of the electricity used. A pressure canner is also available to loan. Twenty-seven volunteers donated time during the three days of the rummage sale. With the addition of the regular volunteers. 507 hours of volunteer work was donated for the month of May. Miller’s Mini Mart & Chevron and the Soroptimist Club gave monetary donations. Donated food from private persons and businesses totaled 218 V$ lbs. Since the sale, the rummage table and sale of donated furniture has added $237.25 to the donation fund. During the month of May, nine emergency food boxes were given, serving 23 persons, according to center secretary VoJean Forquer. Eleven people received clothing and one person received pharmaceutical assistance. Two families received household furniture. A case of cereal Anticipated Tax Levy \1 0 .2 S * R 1 7/7. 2 0 0 11 r , r v W / S ir. 2C.R IP . oo<-l 1. -7 7 S n .iii il. i S Z 10. Total Resources Except Property Taxes ...................... 11. Tout Property Taxes Required to Balance Budget .12 Total Reeourcee-add lines 10 end I t ........ S i Neighborhood center hub of activities Anticipated Resources 1 Clark, Amber Flaiz, Shad Hisler, Cheryl Hargrove, Wes Haynes, Marissa McCabe, Brittni Padberg, Michelle Ruth, Tai Sweek, Scott Van Winkle. Second grade 28 earned 54: Trisha Adams, Chris Bowman, Brandi Brantley, Jeff C urrin, Stanley Cutsforth, Amy Drake, Candice Laird, Justin Nelson, Kim Pointer, Tracy Rankin, Macy Rhea, Michael Schonbachler, Randy Smith, Delia Victorio, Brian Wick, Kaylee Zum- walt, Stephanie Clough, Ben Goodyear, Lindsay Greif, Casey In graham, Kimmy Marvin, Darrin Ployhar, Anita Richards, Ashley Ropp, Jake Roy, Heidi Turrell. Mat thew Van Liew, Jenny Williams. Third graders 36 earned 127: Jill Barber, Matt Berretta, Brooke Boyer, Audra Bunch, Amy Burken- bine, Derek Gunderson, Mandy Haley, Jaclynn Hughes, Jessie Maben. Josh Parke, Ryan Pettyjohn, Bobbie Rankin, Josh Sharp, Ian Sweek, Julie Watkins, Lacy Wood, Kristi Worden, Monica Burkenbine, Danny Coiner, Jared Eckman, Casey Evans, Adriana Garcia, Jacob Gavin, Kathleen Greenup, Sarah Greif, Janelle Healy, Christy Ken ny, Paul L auritsen, Jennifer Madison, Shane Matheny, Angela Munkers, Treve Palmateer, Brooke Sweeney, Jeff Waterland, Travis Winters, Brian Knowles. Fourth grade 24 earned 48: Min dy Binschus, Carrie Hargrove, Heith Henderson, Annie Hisler, Judy Peck, Josie Proctor, Dusty Rollis, S. Tout AH Other Expendtturea and Requirements 9 Total Requirement« «on unes t thru S Ü 3 A record numer of certificates for treats at the R & W Drive-In were earned by students in grades one through seven, through the R & W Reading Program at Heppner Elementary School. This was the fifth year of the pro gram started by drive-in owners Tom and Helen Riehl as a means to encourage children to read more. Each reading teacher established criteria appropriate for the age and reading ability of the child. For each goal reached, the student was given a certificate good for a specific treat at the R & W either ice cream cones, sundaes, shakes or an R & W “ Delight.” This past year 167 different students earned a total of 418 cer tificates. Last year the Riehls donated 376 certificates to 187 dif ferent students. Teachers report that the program encourages students to read and that many have not only im proved their reading, but seem to be developing in their enjoyment of reading, said Heppner Elementary School reading specialist, Linda Shaw. In the 1989-90 school year 167 students earned 418 certificates; in 1988-89 187 students earned 376; in 1987-88 153 earned 334; and in 1986-87 105 earned 190. Eighteen first graders earned 34: Krista Adams, Shawna Benjamin, Sarah Eckman. Danielle McDowell, David Piper, Lindsey Ward, Bran don Young, Katie Bacon, Nikki program. Brooke Boyer, third grade was top reader overall earning nine certificates. Josh Roy, Sherry Sieler, Tim Sumner, Stephanie Wegwerth, Brian Burnside, Jarrod Clark, Melissa Cutsforth, Jayme Hansen, Bonney Hill, Jessica Keersemaker, Katie Kenny, Caleb McDaniel, Jaylene Papineau,. Lindsey Ropp, Cam Sweeney, Crysti Taylor, Jessica Van Winkle. Fifth grade 39 earned 104: Joe Bacon, Shannon Benjamin, Josh Coiner, Jenny Gavin, Chris Jones, Tiffanie Munkers, Mindy Qualls, Amber Rollis, Jim Schlaich, Robby Schultz, Eric Skroch, Eric Schon bachler, Mike Vejraska, Lindsey Waterland, Jeff Watkins, Jeff Wilson, Rick Worden, Rebecca Ward, Robert Stillman, Joann Bingham, Brent Gunderson, Mandy Gutierrez, Stormy Howard, Cimmie Huth, Toni Kemp, Brian Koffler, Stacy Lauritsen, Ben Marvin, David M ichael, Lori M oeller, Jerid Ployhar, Jennifer Rankin, Jenny Richards, Lonnie Rill, Phillip Tellechea, Nicole VanEtta, Ann Wick, Damien Wilhelm, Mike Williams. Sixth grade 19 earned 46: Colin Anderson, Angie Bergstrom, Jenny Burkenbine, Daniel Burnside, Renee Devin, Jossie Evans, Phillip Spicerkuhn, Brian Struckmeier, Melissa Zumwalt, Alena Binschus, Josh Clark, Bethani Cookston, Ben Ewing, Matt Keersemaker, Tina Kemp, Donnie Pointer, Heather Ripple, Jessica Sumner. Rodney Zumwalt. Seventh grade three earned Five: Dani Hill, Jenny Krein, Jenny Marvin. Approved Budget Next Year - 19 90-91 _________ _ _______ STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS Dabi Outstanding □ As Summarised Below B Nona urn ............ Dabi Authorised. Not Incur red _B_Nope_______________ Q As Summarized FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED ■> FORM LB-2 Publish O N LY competed portion of thi* page. Total Anticipatad Requirements mual equal Total Resources. Fund ~T ck * Actual tuai Data Dat Last Year J3 S L M 5fv-«cF I.20Û 1 Total Personal Services .................................... 2. Total Materials and Services.............................. 3. Total Capital Outlsy............................................ 4. Total Debt Service.............................................. 6 Total Transfers .................................................. 6. Total Contingencies............................................ 7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements 8. Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance . . . 9. Tôtal Ending Fund Balance................................ 10. Total Anticipated Requirements........................ 11. Total Resources ................................................ Fund /.ZOO ■53 .ECO H L lll, 1 Total Personal Services . 2. Total Materials and Services . 3. Total Capital Outlay.............. 4 Total Debt Service................ 5. Total Transfers .................................................. 6. Total Contingencies............................................ 7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements 6. Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance . . . 9. Total Ending Fund Balance . 10. Total Anticipated Requirements 1 1 , T otal Resqurces_ f und i v à . . Cill e r J Í 1 Íú ñ * 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. O ¿*1,900 .5?, <33? A pproved^udqgl Next Year Adoptad I This Y ear. /cm X2(s JOQ_ ,£ £ Q O . KâÉfilRi 1.8 71 JL 2 Î2 . JU 3 JL O ‘ iÄ Ä llB S B P S Ä M S M - ■ 2. ?oo 4-MQQ 2. ROD 1.1*00 Approved Budget Next Year _J_S l S û 3 1 _ 3 . 9 0 0 ___ _2dQ_ 2.ao 9 J L U H iL ; ft*" -iflf'-iri»,» l & Q.. ÄSOO 5 .0 0 0 3 SCO ■¿■030 LAûû / g, Op — tÂNBÈââf xäw-f *y-}Mñr¡ r 90 23. IPO /2.09O ll.R O O 23.100 1 8 . 9 0 0 Appioved Budget Next Your . 19ÍQ ‘ Q W , Adopted This Year ..Lr la g '» tr i :Last_Yedr Total Personal Services .................................... Total Materials and Services.............................. Total Capital Outlay............................................ Total Debt Service.............................................. Total Transfers .................................................. Total Contingencies............................................ Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance . . Total Ending Fund Balance................................ Total Anticipated Requirements ........................ Total Resources ................................................ !CL2. 2.7/22- Adopted. This Year Actual Data Last Year 19 g i f -W Fuvvek ^ UP.IQS? Q Total Personal Services Total Materials and Services.............................. Total Capital Outlay............................................ Total Debt Service.............................................. Total Transfers .................................................. Total Contingencies............................................ Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance . . . Total Ending Fund Balance.......................... Total Anticipated Requirements ........................ Total Resources ===== futid _____________ 1 . 3 0 0 KAi«yî»àlÉpr.»* . '.*• .»s ¡ÏM- ¿h* -, AL' .»LxfkW. V 3 7 .0 0 0 ¿L S S S .. S-fatfL 1. 2. 3 4. 5. 6 7. 8 9. 10. 11 Approved Budget Next Y e a r. Adoptad Budget Thi* Year J.9SÍ _____ 75Q _22_ JtS s£ o O 1 _ £ ino ,.?5Q 7» Fund 2*50. Approved Budget Next Y e a r __ I t f i l J L Adopted Budget This Year l 9 r i -HQ. t. Total Personal Services ........................................ Total Materials and Sarvlcas.................................. 2 / I?. o Total Debt Service.................................................. Total Transiera ............................................................................... Total Contingencies ...................................................................... Total Alt Other Expenditures end Requirements .. tout Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance . . . . Total Ending Fund Balança ..................................................... Total Anticipated Requirements .......................................... Total Resources .................................................... 4. 5. 6 7. 1. t. 10. 11. Fund U J a f z r 13. 11. ISO 7 8 8 Approved Budget Next Year IHHO ~ R l ___ Adopted Budget This Yea. J - 9 2 S HQ 1 .3 I S R IS O 1 .2 I S 4 . 3QO 2>.SC Ö 1..9/S i . SoO i.HS 2 1 . 1 2 M 2 1 .0 0 0 ¿ 9 .0 0 0 Total Resources .................................................... FORM LB -3 2 2 .ICO 2 2 .1 0 0 I8 .7 & 7 I 3 . 7 M 1 .2 1 S 1 2 .1.3M 11. 2 2 ,1 a 2 . ______________ O Actual Data Last Year >9 f t - P i ( j f i ’ l i i 'V ISO 3 .3 7 3 * 1 ¿ I.S 0Q 1 2 / .ÎO Û FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED Publish O N LY Comploled Portion of This Page fund (jC v if v c il _ _ _________ ----------- This Year - Last Year Approved Budget Adopted Budget Actuel Data Next Year ^CL W ---------- ______________ ' S f l i C ___ -, ____________/ 9 . 2 H S A » « n _______ I t . HSO 15. I l l m . 2 S I 3). S o n » 5 , U9R 7 Tolsi AS Orner Expenditures end Requirements . . . . 11 f lf t F 1 f P ü î P f ï ' W S J Ï _______________ Z ^ o û û ___ _____________ ¡ £ ¿ 2 0 0 . _____ ..... ............... U 2 .S 9 C _______________ 3 5 -< X W _________________ 3 3 .0 U 3 _____________ R S ol*Q _____ V V * ^v> sft v%¡4 k/fc 17. 3 3 Q U* OCfi P O .0 H 1 *45. Q2U iS .O iS Torsi Resources Except Properly Taxee.................. V m i « - w m a a — ■ » na i m ■ m zxxm m u m vm 1 7 One Year Levies Outside Tax Base ___________ L i_ 2 2 Í / lf 7 Î2 n . 7g¿ ______________ L 3 1 3 _______ ____________ A S i f l - ___ LÎ. ........................ í T 19 Levy tor Payment or Bonded Debt 7cf.fi* 'i n r iir r — Win ni 'K K Izm S T S a M a S M B * — Published. June 6, 1990
