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    TWELVE - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 21,1997
N am o t
Fund
FIH e. DEPARTMENT
Actual Data
Last Yaar 9 5 - 9 6
Adoptad Budget
This Yaar 9 6 - 9 7
625
¿¿1
600
11,560
3 ! 307
1.
2.
3.
4.
S.
6.
Total Personal Services....................................
Total Materials and Service*.............................
Total Capital Outlay..........................................
Total Data Service............................................
Total Tranalart..............
Total Contmgancwa....... ...............................
7. Total AH Other Expenditure# and Requirements .
8. Total Unsppraprialed or Ending Fund Balança . . .
9. Total Requirements........................................
Approved Budget
Year 9 7 - 9 t f
FUNDS REQUIRING A
PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
FORM
LB-3
N e xt
600
10.894
11,600
N am e of
Fund
DEBT
SERVICE
FUND
23.094
23,094
15,467
3
...................................................
□
•I
7 : OU ^ m #t
C ree*
957651
Total Prop. Taxes Received/Required to Balance |
98 ,016
Total Resources (add lines 10 and 11) ................
, ¿ .V if
.
Property Taxes Required lo Balance (from line 11)
’f» ‘A
‘V:
Estimated Property Taxes Not to be R e ce ive d .. . .
1J», Vi « !'■."* .•■«/■V v At
A Lose Due to Constitutional L im it......................
\
i
B. Discounts. Other Uncollected A m o u n ts ........... i f i*i
V
15. Tolal Tax Levy (add lines 13 and 1 4 )....................... NT ' <
L e x i n g t o n C i t y n a i l _______
______________ The
the fiscal year beginning July 1 .1 9 9 7 l s approved by t h n N i l l o u
C reek
11.
12.
13.
14.
Re publication
June 9
.w ill be held on
Park ü l a t r i c t .
(OoMM-aBoa,!
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7. Tolal All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
8. Tolal Unappropnated or Ending Fund Balance . . .
O Total R o n u ira m e n ts................................................... 1_________________________
m Tnt«! Resources Fxcaut Prooertv T a x e s ................I
2,365
I
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
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. 19 97
(O.I.I
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15.255
72.860
88.115
7 2 , 860
V.4Y' ‘ ».gV,*iPÄ • >M
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purpose o l this meeting is to discuss the budget lor
16. Levy Within the Tax Base ........................................
17. One-Year Levy Outside the Tax B a s e ....................
18. Serial and Continuing L e v ie s ....................................
P a r k — [¿¿ ¿ L r i c t -------------- Budget Committee.,
(Municipal Corporalon)
W’’-
:
'.if
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.• •»* ;>
5,100
77.960
________ k G x ^ l *t>t-o a _____________________________ between the hours o l ^
^
<S»M <•»«
and ^ : ^
77.960
Lexington
5-20-97
3ob Kahl V. C.
9 8 9 - Ö5 3 3
Nam e of
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Fund
Adopted Budget
This Year— 199 6 _ 19
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
9,
Approved Budget
Next Year— 199 7 - 1 9
49,070
88.115
Anticipated
Requirements
5.000
1.350.820
23.435
1
Total Personal S e rv ic e s .............................................
2
Total Materials and S e rv ic e s ....................................
3
Total Capital O u tla y ....................................................
4
Total Debt S e rv ic e ......................................................
5
Total Transfers
914,400
22,735
7,427
...........................................................
O H B E G z a a m a
7. Tolal All Other Expenditures and Requirem ents . .
8. Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund Balance . . .
9 Tolal R e q u ire m e n ts ....................................................
t c i s ________
1.286.301
o L
54.301
j u , i
,286,301
1 . 2 8 6 . 3Ô1
1
1 : 071:215
155.180
1 .226.395
155.180
.
181
36.000
77.960
1 68 ! 369
36.000
88.089
181.736
7 1A
914.400
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Published: May 21, 1997
Affid
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1 6 . 861
9.695
168.369
54,409
Approved Budget
Next Year 9 7 - 9 8
o
o
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15 Total Tex L e w — odd Knee 13 end 14 , ........................
99 1,
Adopted Budget
Year 9 6 - 9 7
■ 7
13. Total Property Taxes Required to Balance Budget (line 11)
14. Plus: Estimated Property Texes Not to be Received
A Loss Dus lo Constitutional L im its ........................
1
T h is
O'
1.526.835
1.369.535
156.940
1.526.475
156.940
V., • '• * . * * , y •. -V
11.429
Anticipated
Resources
Tax Levies
By Type
Actual Data
POOL C O N S T R U C T I O N FUNI 'Last Year 9 5 - 9 6
6 Total Contingencies
9 Total Reoulrements — add in»» t Ihrouah 9 ..................
Anticipated
Tax Levy
9 8
38,500
74.729
1.002.628
87.103
19 ,7W
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a Total Capital Outlay
08.063
Telephone Number
Ct*kp«r»on of Governing Body
O bi «
CK»
5.761
88.063
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING
A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
FO RM
L B -2
TKO featured in After Hours
1
5 ) : ¿ 73
17. One-Ysar Lavy Outside the Tax Base................................
Debt Outstanding
□ None
Ö As Summarised
Debt Authorized, Not Incurred
□ As Summarized
□ None
PUBLISH BELOW ONLY IF COMPLETED
Estimated Debt Authorized. Not Incurred at the
Beginning o l Ihe Budget Year
Estimated Debt Outstanding at the
Beginning ol the Budget Year
Long-Term Debt
July 1 .19_q_> ' 9_rLftApproved Budget Year
*
July 1,19
-1 9 .
Approved Budget Year
t Q 7 *1 J 7 A It
Interest Bearing Warrants.
Other....................................
------------ w s-,J4-a-------------------------
Short-Term Debt
»
_
FUND LIABLE
un i
Estimated Amount
to be Borrowed
Estimated
Interest Cost
Estimated
Interest Rate
...
n rr* « rv>l m»-- «A
FUNDS REQUIRING A
PROPERTY TAX TO BE L.FVIED
FORM
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Name ol
Fund
Actual Data
Last Year 9 5 - 9 6
GENERAL FUND
Adopted Budget
Approved Budget
Next Year 9 7 - 9 8
This Year 9 6 - 9 7
18.500
15.113
_____1 9 . 7 0 0 _______
1 T/vial Parsonal Services
......................
16.200
14.130
13.959
9 Total Mataríais and Saivicos
70.017
13,477
46.570
1 Tntal Canital Outlaw
......................
42.500
A Total rWkht Service
................
k Total Transfers
...............................
5 , Ul)U
V W ¡iiIn*..■
6.135
6. Total Contingencies..........................................
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements .
____________________ 1
S. Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund Balance . . .
42,545
127,900
110.(152
O Total Reoulrements..........................................
“ B, 535
? 7 , 300
65,982
m Total Resources Exceot Prooertv Taxes.............
50,600
48,019
44,870
11. Total Prop. Taxes Received/Required to Balance .
56.554
127.900
110.852
1
12. Total Resources (add lines 10 and 1 1 )...............
•■SuV-fr t - '■'jWe-r.i
50,600
44. 4) 70
13. Property Taxes Required to Balance (from Une 11)
14. Estimated Properly Texes Not to be Received-----
' 10,381
3 . ¿ 09
A Loss Due to Constitutional Limit.................... R J K S ffiE S E B fflS S
2.422
B Discounts Other Uncollected Amounts.........
54,409
57,673
^
IS Total Tax Levy (add lines 13 and 14).................. •
54.409
57.673
IS. Levy Within the Tax Base ................................. . v*t; .« hr - n :*;4 í í í ;*,- v
i
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17 One*Year Levy Outside the Tax Base...............
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18 Serial and Continuing Levies.............................
Name of
Fund
POOL OPAttATING FUND
1
2.
3 .
4.
5.
a.
7.
•.
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10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
IS.
ta
17.
IB.
Actual Data .
Last Year 9 5 -^ 6
Total Personal Services ...................................
Total Materials and Services.............................
Tote) Capital Outlay..........................................
Total Debt Service............................................
Total Transfers.................................................
Total Contingencies..........................................
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements ..
Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund Balance . . .
Total Requirements..........................................
Total Resources Except Property Taxes .............
Total Prop. Texes Received/Required to Balance
Total Resources (add Hoes 10 end 11) ...............
Property Taxes Required lo Balance (from line 11)
Estimated Property Texet Not to be Received.. . .
A. Loss Due to Constitutional Limit ..
B. Discounts, Other Uncollected Amounts.........
Total Tax Levy (add linea 13 and 14) .................
Levy Within ihe Tex Beat
...............
One-Year Levy Outside the Tax Baae................
Sedal and Continuing Levtea.............................
Approved Budget
Nexl Year 9 7 - 9 8
Adopted Budget
This Year 9 6 - 9 7
20.000
58.529
18.211
17.300
64,519
31.866
5ó:?!>9
32,439
33,480
J 7 .7 F 3 ----------------
64,519
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114,(1411
1
86,032
28.008
114,040
28, 00)3
'
4.374
6.480
1 .512
3 6 . 0 U0
3 b . 000
36.000
36,000
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36.000
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Memorial dinner set for May 25
A Memorial Day dinner will
be held Sunday, May 25, at 12:30
p.m. at the Morrow County
Fairgrounds in Heppner
In response to numerous
requests,
several non-profit
organizations and churches are
seeking to revive this traditional
event which honored those lost
in military service and the
pioneer families who settled this
area.
True to early tradition, the meal
will be potluck with only coffee.
punch, rolls, plates and eating
tools provided by the committee.
To assure that the meal will be
adequate for out-of-town guests,
local people are asked to bring a
main dish and either a salad or a
dessert.
A special welcome by
kindergarten and lower grades
will be followed by presentation
of colors by Den one, Bear Cub
Scouts Pack 661.
Traditional prizes will be
awarded for those coming the
greatest distance, the oldest, the
youngest, mamed the longest
and some new categories.
Organizations helping include
the First Christian, United
Methodist
and
Catholic
Churches, the Extension Unit,
Soroptimist International o f
Heppner, Heppner Garden Club,
Morrow County Fair Board,
Columbia Basin, the Morrow
County Grain Growers and the
Historical Society.
Visitors to the Chamber of Commerce After Hours at TKO
TKO (THOMPSON KREIN two lodges and also provide
OUTDOORS), recently featured meals for their guests.
TKO provides deer hunting
in the Heppner Chamber
Business After Hours, started in opportunities, hunting primarily
in the Balm Fork drainage and
March of 1995.
TKO's shooting preserve some in the Rhea creek drainage.
hunts begin September 1 Last year they killed "two nice
and
mn
through
March bucks"
which
now
find
31. Owners Brian Thompson and permanent residence in their
Bob (Bobby) Krein shooting do lodge. The bigger of the two
non-guided and guided hunts measured 28 inches.
with or without dogs. They have
Their busy time is September
through March, but once April 1
comes around things slow down,
they said. The Balm Fork Lodge
is available for rent on a year
round basis and is "great for
family reunions, small parties,
too many relatives, etc."
The seven-bedroom lodge,
complete with satellite TV and
hot tub, rents for $125 per day in
the off-season (April-August).
Call Bob at 676-5005 for more
information or a brochure.
Rabbit fun day set in Condon
outfit for your rabbit to model)
will be part of the fun. A
hamburger lunch will be
available on site for $3.
Contact
Gilliam
County
Extension, 384-2271, by June 12
to register.
The Gilliam County Cottontails
and Wheeler County Twitchers
and Scratchers 4-H clubs are
sponsoring a Rabbit Fun Day on
Tuesday, June 17, at the Gilliam
County Fairgrounds in Condon
from 10 a.m. to 2 pm.
A
combination of game activities
and mini-sessions are planned for
this event. Topics will include:
health practices, tattooing your
rabbit,
sanitation,
and
experiences
with
breeding
rabbits.
Senior 4-H member Jacelyn
Keys, an experienced 4-H and
ARBA showman, will lead the
showmanship workshop.
Playing "Bunny Bingo" ,
"Rabbit
Jeopardy"
and
participating in a Funny Bunny
Style Revue (create and bring an
FAX
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4-H Scholarships aw arded
The Morrow County 4-H
Leaders Association has selected
their 1997 scholarship winners.
The first place winner this year is
Mandi Gutierrez, Heppner High
School.
Mandi's projects include:
clothing, style revue, sheep and
horse. Mandi has been very
active in 4-H and has served as a
4-H Ambassador the last two
years.
Second place is Jory Crowell,
lone High School. Jory has been
active in the 4-H livestock
program. He has also worked
very hard to turn in and excellent
record book every year.
The first place scholarship is
for $500; the second is for $300.
The scholarships are for the
students' sophomore year; they
must
show
they
have
successfully completed their
freshman year of college, said an
OSU Extension news release.
Yon are cordially invited
to the
Farewell Dinner
for
Ronald L. Daniels, President
Bine Mountain Community College
Pendleton Convention Center
Saturday, May 31, 1 9 9 7
Social Hour: 6:00 p. m.
Dinner: 7:00 p.m.
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1
1
. This ceililles that the budget
was prepared on a basis ol accounting that Is □ c o n s is te n t G n o t consistent w‘ih the basis o l accounting used during the preceding year.
M o rrow
4 . 801
82.302
87.103
82,302
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A summary ol the budget Is presented below. A copy o l the budget may be Inspected or obtained a t---------^ e - ----------- ------------------------
County
9 7-98
Total Capital O u tla y ...................................................
4 Total Debt Service
PUBLIC NOTICE
A meeting of the
N exl Y ear
1 Total Personal Services ..........................................
2 Total Materials and S e rv ic e s ....................................
1 1 , Jb4
1 3 . A10
13,410
5 Total T ra n sfe rs............................................................
6 Total C ontin gen cies...................................................
FORM
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A p p ro v e d B u d g e t
A d o p ta d B u d g e t
T h is Y e a r 9 6 - 9 7
A c tu a l D ata
Last Y ear 9 5 - 9 6
Tickets: $25.00 each
RSVP by May 2 3 ,1 9 9 7
President’s Office
541/278-5951
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