TW ELVE - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 20, 1992
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
FUÑOS N OT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX T O BE LEVIED
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Actual Data
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4. Total Debt Service
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was prepared on a basis of accounting that isXJoonsotent;. not ooroistsm with the basis o' accounting used during the preceding year.
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1. Total Persons! Services
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30,500
Adoptad Budgat
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28,575 "
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825
825
5. Total Tre nt 1er«
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6. Total Contmgencies
7. Total All Other Expenditures and R aqua amants
8. Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balança
9. Total Ending Fund Balance
T M X O T N u ffta ,
10. Total Anticipated Requirements
1 1 Total Resources
989-8508
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2. Total Materials and Services
3. Total Capital Outlay
430 West.
A summary of tha budgat is praaantad baton* A copy of tha budgat may ba inspected or obtained a t.
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STREETS
Tha purposa of this mealing o lo discuss tha budget lor
Town of Lexington ________________ Budgat Commit!.«
tha local y ta r baginning July 1, 1992 as approvati by l h a ___
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Pubksh O N LY completed portion of this page Total Anticipated Requirements must equal T o u t Resources
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Adopted Budget
This Year-1991-92
19,675
69.080
51,231
8,522
2.500
TO TA L O F ALL FUNDS
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Anticipated
Requirements
Anticipated
Resourcas
Totol Personal Services
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Total Material and Service«
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Total Capital Outlay........................................................
Total Debt Service ........................................................
Totol Transfers................................................................
Totol Contingencies........................................................
Total Unappropnated Ending Fund Balance
Total Ail Other Expenditures and Requirements
Titol Requirements — _8ddjD9iJ_8)C9MQlLft
Totol Resources Except Properly Taxes
Totol Property Texes Required to Balance Budget
Tax Levies
By Type
1 Total Personal Services
2. Total Matarais and Services
3. Total Capital Outlay
4. Total Debt Samoa
5. Total Transfers
8. Total Contingencies
7. Total All Other Ex| endituras and Requirements
8 Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance
9 Total Ending Fund Baiane«
8,500
159,508
147,763
11.745
1 5 9 . 5 Ó8
11,745
14 Plus Estmatod Property Taxes Not to be Received
A. Loss Due to Constitutional Limits
B Discounts ASowed. Other Uncollected Amounts
15. Total Tax L e w -a d d Sites 13 and 14............................
16 Levy Within the Tax Base
17. One-Year Levy Outside the Tax Base
IS Serial and Continuing Levies
19. Levy tor Payment of Bonded Debt
Anticipated
Tax Levy
Approved Budget
Next Year -1992-93
20.200
68,906
50,688
8,522
2,650
10 Total Anticipated Requirements
1 1 Total Resources
150.966
138.395
12.571
150.966
TV SERVICE
1. Total Personal Services
2. To u t Materials and Services
3. Total Capital Outlay
4. Total Debt Servica
530
12.571
3.674
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3,466
9,118
12.584
5. Total Transiera
6. Total Contingencias
7. To u t All Other Expenditures and Requirements
8.897
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Long-Term Debt
Bonds ........................
Interest Bearing Warrants
Other
Debt Outstanding
July 1.1992-93 Approved Budget Year
Debt Authorized, Not Incurred
July 1. 1992-83 Approved Budget Year
114,206
Debt Servica
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2 T o ta l M a te ria ls s o d S e rv ic e s
3 T o ta l Capital Outlay
PUBLISH BELOW ONLY F COMPLETED
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STATE REVENUE SHAR./F.D.
Debt Authorized. Not Incurred
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9. Total Ending Fund Balança
10. Total Anticipated Requiremants
This budget inctudss the intsnlon to borrow in anbapaSon ol revenue CShotl-Term Borrowing') as summwued below
11. Total Resourcas .........................
Estimated Amount
to be Borrowed
FU N D LIABLE
Estimated
Interest Rate
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Interest Cost
150-504 002 <H«v + % ! )
Published: May 20, 1992
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F O R M LB 3
FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
Heppner Jr. High track team end season
Publish O N L Y Completed Portion of This Page
N a m e of
Fund
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7.
8.
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A c tu a l Datg
Last Y ear
GENERAL
Ch,ck
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A d o p te ^ Ç u f jg t
Th is Y ear
A p p r o v e B udget
Next Y e a r 9 2 - y d
3.625
5.715
1.101
3.625
7.140
961
3.800
5.980
1.400
2.509
1.675
1.825
12.941
13.401
13,005
9.900
10.178
Total Personal S ervices..............................................
Total Materials and S e rv ic e s .....................................
Total Capital O u tla y ..................................................
Total Debt S e rv ic e .....................................................
Total Transfers..............................................................
Total Contingencies.....................................................
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements ..
Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance
Total Ending Fund B a la n c e .........................
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10. Total Anticipated Requirements.........................
11. Total Resources Except Property T a x e s ................
12. Properly Taxes Received.........................................
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9,486
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13. Properly Taxes Required to B alan ce.............
14. Estimated Properly Taxes Not to be Received . .
A. Loss Due to Constitutional Lim it.......................
B. Discounts, Other Uncollected A m o u n ts ...........
15. Total Property Tax L e v y ...........................................
16. Levy Within Tax B a s e ................................
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3.223
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3,519
24 3
3,466
3,466
155
3,674
3,674
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17. One-Year Levies Outside Tax B a se ....................
18. Serial and Continuing L e v ie s .....................................
19. Levyjor Payment of Bonded Debt
N a m e of
Fund
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2.
3.
4.
5.
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
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Total
Total
Total
Total
WATER
BOND
DEBT
SERVICE
Personal S ervices.......................................
Materials and S e rv ic e s ....................................
Capital Outlay ................................................
Debt S e rv ic e ....................................................
Transfers..................................................
A d u a L D ^ ja
Last Y ear
Approtæt) budget
Next Y e a r
8,522
8,522
Contingencies...........................................
All Other Expenditures and Requiremants ..
Unapproonated Ending Fund Balance
L................ V : V . -
Ending Fund Balance
8,522
10. Total Anticipated Requirements .
11. Total Resources Except Property Taxes
12. Property Taxes Received
13. Property Taxes Required to Balance...........
8,522
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8,522
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8,522
14. Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received . .
A Loss Due to Constitutional Limit
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B. Discounts. Other Uncollected Amounts
15. Total Property Tax L a v y ...........................................
16. Levy Within Tax Base
.....5 9 7 .....
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9,118
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17. One-Year Levies Outside Tax B a se .....................
18. Serial and Continuing Levies................
19. Levy for Payment of Bonded D e b t...........................
150 - 906-003 I R
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41 )
Martingales have obstacle course
4-H Martingales practice on new course
Future Olympian? Perhaps
someday. But for now just Mor
row County 4-H members out for
a day of fun on a cross country
obstacle course outing. This cross
t
country event on the Gene and
Christy Crowell property in lone,
offered an opportunity for 4-H
members to practice up on some
of their skills.
The Martingale 4-H club of
lone hosted the four mile cross
country ride with 20 obstacles on
May 9.
Riders were Dawn Boor, Susan
Heideman, Brenda Holtz, Anne
McKendry, and Laurel Temple.
Best time for the course was set
by Anne McKendry of Irrigon.
The lunch barbeque was attend
ed by 28 family, friends, and
helpers.
Materials were donated by
M orrow
County
Grain
Growers.d D.V.M. Dick Temple
gave his time to do a mid-point
vet check of the horses. Gene and
Christy Crowell provided the use
of about 400 acres to establish
this course. Prizes were donated
by Cheney Raches of lone.
Anyone interested in a ride this
fall or anytime, contact Laurie
Barrow, 422-7515, or Christy
Crowell, 422-7564, evenings.
Organizers limit participation to
4-H members for the time being
and encourage Washington 4-H
clubs to join them.
The Heppner Junior High track
team received a blue ribbon
medallion for capturing the
overall team title at the Condon
track meet held on May 1.
The Ponies traveled to Umatilla
on May 14 for their champion
ship meet, ending their season on
a winning note by taking both
seventh grade boys and girls
titles. The Ponies were estatic,
winning the girls title for a second
year in a row with 104 points.
Lindsey Waterland led the Ponies
with three first place finishes. The
second place team scored 79
points. The Ponies had strong
support from many teammates in
both field and running events.
Not to be outdone, the seventh
grade boys, nine-strong, had a
total team effort easily winning
their title with 104 points. Brent
Gunderson and David Michael
each scored 20 points, followed
by Eric Schonbachler and Da
mien Wilhelm in double figures
also.
The eighth grade girls were
paced by sprinter Jossie Evans to
place third out of the 10 schools
participating. Echo placed second
with 72 points. Evans and
Melissa McElligott from lone
dualed in the 100m and 200m
with exciting finishes at the tape
with McElligott taking the short
sprint titles.
Shaun Hisler turned in in
dividual points for the three
eighth grade boys with a strong
showing in the 100m.
The Heppner Ponies with a
much larger than usual turnout
this season, (30) worked hard to
raise more than $400 on their
own to acquire much needed
uniforms. Donations were glad
ly accepted and appreciated from
the Heppner Athletic Alumni and
Parent Club organizations.
Following are individual stan
dings from the last meet:
Stacey Lauritsen placed second in
the 1200m and 800m and first in
the medley relay.
Damien Wilhelm placed first in
the softball throw; third in the
200m and fourth in the 100m;
Eric Schonbachler placed first
in the 100m hurdles and 4x100
relay; sixth in the 400m and par
ticipated in the high jump;
Robby Schultz placed first in
the medley relay;
Brent Gunderson earned a first
in the 4x100 relay; second in the
100m; third-softball; fourth-200
m.
David Michael took a first in
the high jump; second in the
400m and fourth in the 800m.
Amber Rollis passes off to Cimmie Huth in relay race
Jerid Ployhar participated in
the high jump, 300m hurdles and
100m hurdles; and took first in
the medley relay.
David Gray took first in the
4x100 and fifth in the 100m.
Chris Jones earned a first in the
4x100 relay and medley relay and
sixth in the 800 m.
For the eighth grade boys
Shaun Hisler took second in the
100 and 200 and sixth in the long
jump. He also participated in the
softball;
Chris Sykes took a third in the
softball;
Andy Burt participated softball
throw, the shot and discus.
Nikki Constantine threw the
discus, ran in the 100 and 200 and
put the shot.
Seventh grade girls results:
Amber Rollis, first in the
4x100 and medley relays, fifth in
the shot.
Cimmie Huth first in the 4x100
relay.
Toni Kemp, third in the 1200m
and fifth in the 800m.
Lori Moeller placed third in the
300m hurdles; fourth in the 100m
hurdles and fifth in the discus and
sixth in the shot.
Lindsey Waterland took three
first place finishes-the 100, 200
and 4x100 relay.
Brandi Marshall placed second
in the medley relay.
Stormy Howard placed first in
the 4x100 relay; second in the
100; third in the long jump and
sixth in the 200.
Mindy Qualls placed first in the
800 and medley relay; fourth in
the 400; sixth in the high jump.
Nicole Van Etta placed second
in the 800m and sixth in the
400m.
Tracie Dickenson placed first
in the high jump; second in the
medley relay and third in the
100m hurdles.
For the eighth grade girls Jossie
Evans placed first in the 4x100
relay, second in the 100 and 200
and fourth in the long jump.
Tina Kemp placed first in the
4x 100 relay; second in the 400m
and fourth in the high jump.
Jessica Sumner placed first in
the 100 hurdles and sixth in the
100m and softball.
Jenny Burkenbine earned a
sixth place finish in the 800m.
Heather Ripple took a sixth in
the high jump and ran the 800m.
Mandy Gutierrez participated
in the shot, discus and high jump.