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SIX - Happntr Gazatto-Tknts, Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, June 4,1997 M l M Of PUBLIC NOTICE rr> < *-*44 Pri™ . Qo.ni. o l_ Iiflfi.a p L m .a i Pro Esosi year bagtanlng Ady 1, io J^Z _w 8 be hold on Ju n o 23 2 Total Materials and Sarvtoss 3. Total Capital Oyttsy 4. Total Debt Servtcs 5. Total Transfer* 6 . Total Contingency#« T. 'Total A l Other Expendhurse and Requirement» 0. Tolal Unappropriated or Ending Fund Balsnos 9. Total Requirements ................. .......................... 10. Total n aaouroaa Except Propatty T a x * » ............. 11. Total Prop. Taras RooehrerVRaquIred to Balanoa 12. Total Resources (add Hr we 10 and 11) 13. Property Taras Required to Balsnos (bom tins 1«. Estimated Property Taras Not to be Received A. Loss Dus to Constitutional Limit B. Dtacounta, Other UnooMected Amounts 15 Total Tax Levy (add Ikies 13 and 14) 16. Levy WShin the Tax Baas 17. One-Yaar Levy Outside the Tax Base 18. Serial and Continuing Levies o jjte r r o w ___________________________ «udgat Commues A summery of tee budpal Is presentad below. A copy ol the budoat may be Impacted or obtstowd — 1 ^°*rd — *1- O r1 o a 1» 97 O ro fto n ----------- Th* purpoa« of IN* maadng I« to dtaou«« lha budget lor — approved by the P o r t ___ between tha hours of j _ * * f o r t °* M o rro * and* f This certifies that *w budg« waaprsparad on a baataMaccotmtaio that taOconatalanianot consistent udththa bad* of accounting uaeddurng the preceding year. Major changes, 8 ary, and Ihalr g ita f on the budge! ate explained below. uoa»«ao9 {*•.. m l ) 6 -0 2 -9 7 I n «n «i Crease* c 5 * 1 -* 8 1 -7 6 7 B F IN A N C IA L S U M M A R Y TO TA L O T ALL FUNDS 1. Total riamonal Bsrvtoes............................................ 9 Tula! * *— ■*-« b _ j a ---- Anticipatoci Requirement» Anticipated Resource* Anticipated Tax Levy Tax Latri*« By Typ« & 4. 8. «. 7. 8. Tnurf Caprtal OKtey....................................................... Total OaM Santee......................................................... Total Trenator»............................................................... Total Conttngandoa....................................................... Tntol Al O thf DojendHyraa end Roqulrementi............... Total Unappropriated ot Erring Puni Balanoa................ 11. Total Property Taxaa Required to Balanoa Dudgot........... Approved Budgot . Next Yaar— is -1 1 Adoptad Budget Thia Yaar— 16 _ T -1 # tfU A IA A 1**1760 LL&3QQQÛ * 5 6 i* » o 1*1000 17235» 1* 5 1 no 71126* 1M 76027 - 1MOA1RO 167AA7 1»9 7 6 0 7 7 • ^ 1117695 1263260 12A42000 3668621 116000 17589* 129800 621935 19915205 1973778* 177*21 19915205 PUBLIC NOTICE Morrow and Umatilla County, Oregon are seeking bids for the purchase o f four mobile decon tamination trailers for their CSEP Program. Specific requirements for the trailers are available from Morrow County Emergency Management, Umatilla County Emergency Management or the Oregon Health Division. Sealed bids will be received by Umatilla County Emergency Management at its office located in Hermiston, Oregon until 3:00 pm, Pacific Standard Time on June 19, 1997 and then publicly opened and read aloud. Bids will be addressed to: Morrow/Uma- tilla County Emergency Man agement, 305 "B" SE 4th Street, Hermiston, OR 97838. Each seal ed bid must be plainly marked on the outside of the envelope as "Bid for Morrow and Umatilla County Decontamination Trail ers." Bid proposal must contain schematic views o f the proposed decontamination trailers. W in ning bid will be determined based on analysis o f cost and features included in the bid proposal. Bids will be good for a period o f 90 days. Morrow and Umatilla County do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age and handi capped status in employment or the provision o f services. Morrow and Umatilla County reserve the right to reject any or all bids. For further information on required and desired capabilities, contact Casey Beard at (541) 676-5161, Don W ebber *t (541) 567-2084 (Ext. 1206) or Jan Glarum o f the Oregon Health Division at (503) 731 -4011 (Ext. 650). Published: May 28, June 4, 1997 Affid_______________________ • 13. Total Property Tax«» nequlrsd to SaianoaBudgst (Ana 11) 44 I3h|«- r«lhn«lail ffinnaitii Yax«« M ,.1 i. — «----t A. Loaa Dua to OonaMuOonat lim A i............................... 9 niatMiaila AatoM 8 * —-- M _ nj _ a M IS. TtataTaxLan — addlnaa 13 and 14............................ 18. im tf WIiNn Vie Tax Booo.............................................. 17. Ono-Yaar Levy Outatdo »to Tax Ba*o.............................. 18. levy for Payment o1 Bonded Debt................................... 701U R610 1 u s ti - 771A* 2209 9242 188872 81813 10 1 * 7 » 107059 J T ATCIIgW 1 9f JM y B T M ttfA? OeMOutstendng ' 1 O j W Authorixod, Nor Incuneo B As Summarized 1 As Summarized PUBLISH BELOW ONLY V COMPLETED I 1 Estimator) Dabi Outstanding at dia Beginning of Ida Budget Yaar Estimated Debt Authorized, Not Incurred at trio Baginning of tha Budget Year July 1 ,1 9 ? / - ig »8 Approved Budfisi Yaar 1 ,1«_iZ -1 * J&pptoved Budgot Year lW iW M . Q «..A* ‘ ■ — - lo » I., i. *»■------ « Odiar.................... ............. 29*3158. IT O J T T S T ------------------ _____________ 1 6 0 5 0 0 , ____________________ ____________ 11*0500,---------------------------------------------- Short-Term Debt TNs budgot toctodea tiro Intention to borrow In antk*>aUon ol revenue rShotl-Term Borrow!ng*) as summartxed below: Estirritod ■Mtatatad Amount Estimated FUND LIABLE Interest Cost to bo Borrowed Interest Rata • :ORM LB-2 . . f u n d s NOT REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED PiAiKsh ONLY oomphtsdjxjftion ol this p a y . TotalAnltcIparad Roqulremwnt» muatvqual T o U ^ R s ^ j r c s r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ r i R s p u b l i c s t l o n N a m « of Fund E n te rp r is e Actual Data L a « Year 3 5 -9 6 Fund 1. Total Personal Service*..................... 2. Total Matarinto and Service*..................... 3. Total Capital Outlay.......................................... 5. 6 . 7. 8 . 9. Adopted Budget This Year 9 6 -9 7 657336 109*919 __________ 2010192 ___________ 1828007 , 97000 934336 1092660 1770000 1818145 13000(5 1M S70 196000 65203 616701* 6107014 Total Transfers............ ...................................... Total Contingents*»................................. Total AD Other Expenditure* and Raqglramante . . Total Unappropriated or Endbig Fund Balanne , . , ____________ 330011 Total Requirement»................................................ 6017465 601/465 Name of Actual Data FulK* I D U C o n n t r n c t lo B F u n d Lost Year 9 5 -9 6 1. 2. 3. 4. S. 9. 7. 8 . 9. Total Personal Servtcaa.......................................... Total Materials and Servica*.................................. Total Capital Outlay................................................. Total OaM Service................................................ Total Tranalors......................................................... Total Contlngenotee...................................... MF Total All Other ExpandNuraa and Requirement* . . Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund Batanee . .. Total Requirement*................................................. Approved Budget Next Year 9 7 -9 8 io n 7HAS 1004760 2776000 1919546 115000 85621 120000 33184 7061976 7061976 . ■ Adopted Budget This Year 9 6 -9 7 • * Approved Budget Next Year 9 7 -9 8 inoonn on 10000000 in o o o n n n 10000000 0 HHS alumni plan lOCOOOOO Nem a of Fund Actual Data Last Year 9 5 -9 6 Adopted Budget Thia Year 9 6 -9 7 1. 2. 3. 4. 8 . 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10. Total Personal Sendees.......................................... Total Malarial* and Sanrioea.................................. {otal Capital Outlay................................................. Total Debt Sonrio*................................................... 316100 Total Transfer*......................................................... Total Printing e n d * «................................................. 2800 Total AD Other Expenditure« arsi Requirements . . Total Unappropriated or Endkig Fund Batano* . . . Total Requirements................................................. ____________318900 Total Roaouroaa Exoeot PfYMf tv T a x a a ............... 318900 Name of Actual Data Fund I B M Debt S e r v ie « Fond L a « Year 9 5 -9 6 1. 2. 3. 4. 8 . 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10. Total Personal Servio#«........................................... Total Materials and Service*............................ Total Captai Outlay................................................. Total Debt Servie*................................................... Total Traneter*......................................................... Total Corrtlngenolss................................................. Total AN Other Expenditure* and Requirements . . Total Unappropriated or Bndbtg Fund Datan re . . . Total Requit «m e n t»................................................. Total Resource* Excaot Praoartv Tam a * i r .i nn 316100 2800 2800 * • 315905— 318900 31R9fl(l 318900 Adopted Budget Thia Year 9 6 -9 7 Í314059 1325000 50/150 600000 1925200 1925200 Approved B u d o « Next Year ’ 7 -9 8 --------------------- I33ÜÜ00-------- KOÖ 0 200 187677* 5071*0 1AA3150 • FUNDS REQUIRING A PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED I Nam e of Fu0d C e n e ra i f t * Actuel Data L * « Y e a r .M -M . „ Adopted Budget This Year 0 6 -0 7 i oiai Keraonai owvtcaa . ................. . . . 6725* 109R*0 17*837 Total Materiali and Bandea*................................. 2**10 0 Total Captad O uday................................................ 5 5 «* * 60000 i?r)fin Total Data Sondee.................................................. 9005 T a « « Tranatela........................................................ ._________ LODO___ *76*» Total Centeigenei«*................................................ ü F O K i M a H R Y m o a « T o « « Ad Other Expend«*** and Requirements 0 o Total Ltoepproprtatad or Endtog Fund Pétanos . . . 10000 59 3 9 7 2 Total Tteqdramante................................................ * 7 9 « 18 52*719 * 0 7 0 «« *925* 72552 11. Tttaf Ptap. Taw** HacateediweqMud ta Baten— . 5 ÍH 7 1 * I E Total tew isia«a (add taee 10 and 11) ............... _______4 2 8 « 1 8 _______ i (from Bne 1 r T — a Ñafiaba WseMirU . . A Loas Duelo A Oteeounte,C IB. Levy WBNn tm T « B a m .............. IT. Ono>YosrUarOMOlaBwTbBaMi M l J J I I Republioarion Approved Budget Next Y e a r. 97 . 9 « i. 2. 3. 4. 8 . 8 . 7. 8 . 9. IS. Total Taa Levy (add Snae IS and 14) Apptoved Budget Next Year 9 7 -9 » in o «in M fìflfì i9 im n in n n 4027* 0 — m ono 39760* .• 6506*8 76905 52760 94295 12/295 1 1 The Second Annual Heppner High School Alumni Golf Tournament has been scheduled at Willow Creek Country Club for Friday and Saturday, July 5 and 6. Entry forms are being mailed this week to classmates that the group has addresses for, said a tournament spokesperson. All Heppner High School alumni, their spouses and past and present HHS educators are invited to participate. Last year's winning team of Dave and Sandi Hanna, Barry Munkers, Gary Kemp and Shane Laughlm will return to defend their place on the winner's trophy. Tournament play will feature an 18 hole scramble each day. A dinner and auction o f old high school memorabilia are planned for Saturday night at the Heppner Elks Lodge. Cost for the tournament will remain the same at $40 per person. "Last year’s tournament was a great success with about $3,000 being raised for the alumni fund. We had such a good response that we're planning on an even larger turnout this year," the committee member said. The alumni fund supports a wide variety o f local youth activities. Winners o f the tournament will have their names and a photo placed on a plaque that is displayed in the trophy case at Heppner High School. For more information or to obtain a registration form, contact David and Patti Allstott at 676-5216 or John and Sonja McCabe at 676-523 1. I tü lí m o i. 127225 1 Ü Ï3 7 B 107059 IÖ 1 5 7 8 107059 PUBLIC NOTICE Morrow and Umatilla County, Oregon are seeking bids for the purchase of personal protective overgarments for emergency response personnel engaged in the Chemical Stockpile Emer gency Preparedness Program. Bid will be for a minimum of 250 units. Suits must meet all Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division standards for chemical warfare agent pro tective clothing. The desired gar ment must have a minimum shelf life o f ten years, not to exceed 3.5 lbs. total weight and shall be packaged in a manner which minimizes storage requirements in emergency response vehicles. Sealed bids will be received by Umatilla County Emergency Management at its office located in Hermiston, Oregon until 3:00 pm, Pacific Standard Time on June 19, 1997 and then publicly opened and read aloud. Bids will be addressed to: Morrow/Umatil- la County Emergency Man agement, 305 "B" SE 4th Street, Hermiston, OR 97838. Each sealed bid must be plainly mark ed on the outside of the envelope as "Bid for Morrow and Umatilla County PPE Overgarments." Bid proposal must contain specific performance characteristics for the garments. Winning bid will be determined based on analysis o f cost and performance factors of the suits. Bids will be good for a 90 day period. Morrow and Umatilla County do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age and handi capped status in employment or the provision o f services. Morrow and Umatilla County reserve the right to reject any or all bids. For further information on required and desired capabilities, contact Don Webber at (541) 567-2084 (Ext. 1206) or Jan Glarum o f the Oregon Health Division at (503) 731-4011 (Ext. 650). Published: May 28, June 4, 1997 Affid ________________ _ golf tournament Approved Budget Next Year 9 7 -9 8 ie»«<v>eOTCr-.»-v| FORM LB-3 Adoptad Budget This Year 96-91 1. kM>1 Ameednggfthe F o r t ot Morro» C y i e e l o n Actual Data Last Year 95-9* Fund Berretta to graduate from PSU Gretchen Berretta, a graduate of Heppner High School, will be among the list of graduates on June 14 at Portland State University. Berretta will receive a bachelor of science degree in child and family studies with high honors. Berretta, now living in Portland, plans to enroll in a graduate teacher education program in the fall. CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all of you who sent such beautiful cards, flowers, food, donations and phone calls to us during the loss o f our loved one. The presence o f so many o f you at LeRoy’s service was comforting, along with the inspiring and encouraging words. A special thanks to all who brought so much food to the dinner and to the wonderful folks who helped organize and serve it. We know that LeRoy touched so many lives and he will be for ever missed Your support and prayers have been so helpful dur ing the saddest of times. The LeRoy Britt Family 6-4-lc Published: June 4, 1997 The family o f Joan Hughes would like to thank all our friends and family for the flowers, dona tions, cards and food during the loss of our very special loved one. Your thoughts, support and kindness is deeply appreciated and will never be forgotten. The Joan Hughes Family 6-4-lc NOTICES Free counseling for victims of abuse and sexual assault. 24 hr. Crisis Line: 1-800-833-1161. Shelter available. _________________________________ 5 - 7 - 5 2 C lo n e U n ite d C h u r c h o f C hrist 35th annual Auction and Barbecue - June 7,1997. For mer chandise pick up, call Ken Nelson at 989-8494 or Joe Rietmann, 422-7435. _____________________5-14-4c C o m p u te r H a ir Im a g in g , June 23 at Hair I Am. Call for appointment, 676-9644. ______________________ 6-4-3c P eterson’s Jew elers Oneida spring 50% off sale on 5 piece place settings. Excludes LTD pat terns. 6-4-3c PERSONALS When you’re pregnant, womed and you don’t know what to do, you need to talk to a warm per son, not a hot line. Call Deb at H eritage A dop tion Services, any time; daytime (503) 233-1099 collect, or page (503) 301-1017 after hours. We Can Help! 5-7-8c HELP WANTED M orrow C ounty is now ac cepting applications for a Support Enforcement Officer/Legal As sistant to work in the District Attorney’s Office. Associate degree in para-legal or office management preferred. Five years experience in office and secretarial work, two of which would preferably be in a public or private law office OR any satis factory equivalent combination of education, experience and train ing. Basic office skills, including computer proficiency, is required. Wages will be $2,080 per month plus excellent benefits. Contact Andrea Denton, Mor row County Courthouse, P.O. Box 788, Heppner, OR 97836, phone (541)676-5620. Applications due same address by 5 p.m. June 20, 1997. M orrow County is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, or disability in employment or the provision o f service. 6-4-lc The M orrow County School D istrict has the following posi tions open for the 1997-98 school year: Location: lone High School, lone OR; Position: Assistant Foot ball Coach. L ocation: R iv ersid e H igh School, Boardman, OR; Positions: Head Girls Basketball Coach, Assistant Girls Basketball Coach, Assistant Volleyball Coach, Assis tant Boys B asketball C oach, Head Soccer Coach, Assistant Soccer Coach. Application: A Morrow County School District application may be picked up at the school offices, or at the District Office, Lexington, OR. A letter o f application and a personal resum e are also re quested. Successful candidates may be subject to fingerprinting.
