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    Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 23, 2001 - THIRTEEN
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A u th o r ity Fund
Actual Data
Last Year 1999-00
Personal Sarvicat - .............. - .......... — ........
Matenals and Services . . .
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Capital Outlay ........................ — . ----------------
Dabi Servie* ........ _........ — ................... - ..... —
Tranalara — ...................- ............................
Contingencies ....................... ....—
All Other Expanditurt* and Requirements _
Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance-----------
Requirements ................................................ .
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C a p ita l Construction
& Im p r o v e m e n t F u n d
Adopted Budget
Th is Y ear 2000-01
77,17?
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Approved Budget
Next Y e a r 2 00 1 -0 2
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74,522
85.271
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84,044
B 4 .044
Actual Data
Last Y ear 199 9-00
SUMMARY OF ORGANIZATION
UNIT/PROGRAM BY FUND
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N a m * ol
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C e n e r a i Fund
Mama of Unit/ProgranvOepanmant
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96,479
96.479
Adopted Budget
Th is Y e a r 2000-01
Approved Budget
Next Y ear 200 1-02
Personal Services .......................................
Matenals and Services ........... - ......... - .......—
7.466
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Capital O u tlay..........................................- .......-
Debt Service .................................... - ...........
Transfers ............................................................
Contingencies ..........................- .....- .................
All Other Expenditures and Requirements —
Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance-----------
Requirements ...........................— .....................
888
7,456
Resources Except Property Taxes ................ ______ a - L & 5 _____________ !_______ 7 . 4 5 6 ___________
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1. Total Personal Services—
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2. Total Matenals and Services
3. Total Capital O u tla y ..... -
4 Total Oebt Service
5. Total Transfers...............
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111572
•38096
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7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements —
8 Total Unappropnated Ending Fund Balance -
9. Total Requirements.......................
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135094
44000
42110
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174617
149668
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Approved Budget
Next Y ear 2 0 0 1 -0 2
168647
24919
2513 G
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178004
Adopted Budget
Th is Year 2000-01
Actual Data
Last Year 1999-00
T4TT51
Enforcement
6.496
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130617
6 . Total Contingencies-------
Law
Approved Budget
Next Y e a r 2 0 0 1 -0 2
Adopted Budget
Th is Year 2000-01
Actual Data
Last Y ear 1999-00
Admin i s t r a t i o n
175830
30324
495
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FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A
Reserve
Actual Data
Last Y ear 199 9 -0 0
Fund
1680e9
9. Total Requirements.............. .......
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Adopted Budget
Th is Year 200 0-01
Approved Budget
Next Year 2 0 0 1 - 0 2
N a m e o f U m t/ P ro g ra m / D e p a rtm e n t
Fire
4780
25365
Nam eof
community
Fund
P roject
Development
Fund
2 3 5 . 4f^fl
776.46R
332.745
137.746
Actual Data
Last Year 199 9-00
Adopted Budget
Th is Y ear 2 0 0 0-01
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76.40Q
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9. Total Requirements.................. ........ .....................
Approved Budget
Next Y ear 2 00 1 -0 2
Dog
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control
Program
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Approved Budget
Next Year 200 1 -0 2
6 3 4 6 6 ____________
6 1 6 1 8 ____________
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48373
6 2 . 7 6 6 _________
Adopted Budget
This Y ear 200 0 -0 1
Approved Budget
Next Y e a r 2 00 1 -0 2
1 1 4 9 8 4 ___________
8e873
25232
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99B
2.300
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36265
Adopted Budget
This Year 2000-01
Actual Data
Last Y ear 1999-00
Nondepartmental
9. Total Requirements-------------------------------
Actual Data
Last Y ear 1 9 9 9 -0 0
Fund
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43.409
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400
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30145
¿ 5 7 9 3 “
25232
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
8 Total Unappropriated Ending Fund B a la n ce ----------
9. Total Requirements ............................... - ................
10. Total Resources Except Prooertv Taxes - ..... ........
5000
31265
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7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements —
82.079
306.142
Approved Budget
Next Y ear 2 0 0 1 -0 2
Adopted Budget
This Year 2000-01
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7. Total All Otner Expenditures and Requirements ._
8 . Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance ----------
9 Total Requirements ........... ...................... ..........—
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332.746
82.079
193566
Actual Data
Last Y ear 1999-00
6876
18917
Protection
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N am e of
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p r o p e r t y t a x t o b e l e v ie d
SUMMARY OF ORGANIZATION
UNIT/PROGRAM BY FUND
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N a m e of
Fund
General
Name of Umt/Program/Depanmenl
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements —
N am e of
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Housing
Program
2.300
2.300
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- 0 -
9. Total Requirements ...... — ...................
R eh abilitatio n
Fund
Actual Data
Last Y ear 199 9 -0 0
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Adopted 8 udget
Th is Y ear 200 0-01
A pproved Budget
Next Y e a r 2 0 0 1 -0 2
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8720
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10505
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7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements —
8 . Total Unappropnated Ending Fund Balance-----------
9. Total Requirements------------------------------------------------------
Approved Budget
Next Year 200 1 -0 2
Adopted Budget
This Year 2000-01
Actual Data
Last Year 199 9-00
Maintenance
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167
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Parks
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9190
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10505
11415
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements ...
167
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10. Total Resources Except Property Taxes ..............
I 3 0 H 4 -W 2
169
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Nam eof
Fund
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s t * P a tric k ’ s
Celebration
Fund
Actual Data
Last Y e a r 199 9 -0 0
Adopted Budget
This Y ear 2000-01
Approved Budget
Next Y e a r 200 1-02
Artist in education works with HES students
By Debbie Harper
?i.06n
16.494
11.060
For two w eeks in April,
watercolor artist Linda Peterson
o f LaGrande helped Heppner
Elementary School students create
their own masterpieces. The artwork
was then displayed to the public
on May 1 in conjunction with the
school'sannual barbecue. Principal
Phyllis Danielson estimates that
nearly 400 people toured the artwork
exhibit.
Student artwork was also
available for purchase by silent bid.
3. Total Capital Outlay ........... ....................................
5.007
4 . 9 9 5 _________
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements _.
9 Total Requirements
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38.045
28.052
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16,494
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FUNDS REQUIRING A
PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
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Actual Data
Last Year 1999-00
Nam * of G eneral Fund
Fu n d
1. Total Personal Services -------------------------------------------
Total Matenals and Services . . ................
3. Total Capital Outlay ............
.... ___
4 . Total Debt Service .........
...... ....... ...................
5 Total Transfers
8 Total Contingencies
........................ .......
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements .....
8 . Total Unappropnated Ending Fund Balance — .....
9 Total Requirements
10. Total Resources Except Property Taxes _
11 Property Taxes Estimated to be Received
2
12. Total Resources (add lines 10and it)
13. Property Taxes Estimated to be Received (Im* 1 1 )
14 Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received
Adopted Budget
This Year 2000-01
262.201
92.654
304.044
316.724
103.004
112.889
2 225
25232
40 500
48373
53.466
61. 518
380.090
250 590
247 330
497 920
B Discounts. Other Uncollected Amounts
15 Total Tax Levied (add line* 13 and 14) .............„....
Rale or
18 Permanent Rate Limit Levy (rat* limit
_____ )
17 Local Option Taxes ................................................
18 Levy lot Bonded Debt or Obligations .............. —
......................................
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Capital Outlay .... ........ ................. ..................
Debt Service
............
Transfers ---------------------------------------------— .......
Contingencies
All Other Expenditures and Requirements ....
Unappropnated Ending Fund Balance _____
Requirements
495 921
243 811
252. 110
495 921
546
271
275
546
252. 110
275.501
62.000
17 648
3317581
53 000
21.527
350 028
Am ount
Adopted Budget
This Year 2000-01
822 1
321
501
822 I
Rate of A m o u n t
10 6209/1000
10 6209/10001
Actual Data
Last Year 1999-00
Nam * of Q ebt Service Fund
Fu n d
Approved Budget
Nexl Year 2001-02
Approved Budget
Next Year 2001-02
1. Total Personal Services
2. Total Matenals and Services
3 Total
4 Total
S Total
6 Total
7. Total
8 . Total
9 Total
10 Total Resources Except Property Taxes
1 1 Property Taxes Estimated to be Received
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Total Resources (add im*s to and 1 1) ................
13. Property Taxes Estimated to be Received (lm* 1 1 )
12
210. 184
192 686
207 479
10 0 800
310.984
192 6 8 6
2 2 2 T ! 7 ---------------------------------225*984
105.000
312 4 7 9 1
224 479
84.425
306 562
312. 4791
85,000
310 984
88.000
85.000
88.000
14 Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received
....
A. Loss Du* to Constitutional Limit
B Discounts. Other Uncollected Amounts .. ...........
15 Total Tax Levied (add hnet 13 and 1 4 )
..............—
R a tt of A m o un t
18 Permanent Rat* Limit Levy (rat* limit
17 Local Option Taxas
1 1 Levy for Bonded Oebt or Obligations
10 lO im j
R a t*
or A m o u n t
1
91 500
IIO0IW M
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94.700
Photo by Debbie Harper
Artist in residence helps students create "masterpieces"
Elementary School.
at
Heppner
All the artwork put up for bid was
sold. The school raised over $1.300.
The Artist in Education program
is part o f Governor John Kitzhaber's
"Oregon G oes Back To School"
program. It is designed to bring
different groups o f people back into
schools to see what's being done
in education today.
Area rodeo athletes qualify for state
Area high school rodeo athletes
hav e been on the road accumulating
points to qualify for the state finals
in Redmond on June 13-17.
The weekend o f May 11-12 saw
the action move to Central Oregon
for a doubleheader in Madras and
Redmond.
At Madras, the steer wrestling
was dominated by local contestants.
Heppner’s Ryan Matteson took
the cham pionship with a 5.11,
follow ed by Sherman County's Joe
Irzyk at 5 .97 and Chris Irzyk at 6.66.
Heppner claimed fifth place w ith
Blake Knowles turning in a 16.19.
Matteson also took third in the calf
roping with a 13.05. Jend Penturf,
Heppner, spurred a 64 for fourth
in the bull riding
Condon's Marne Wilkins placed
fifth in the breakaway roping w ith
a 3.52 and ninth in the goat tying
with a 11.32. lone's Ann Shear took
sixth in the barrel racing with a
15.139. Lacey Matteson. Heppner.
roped her c a lf in 3.75 in the
breakaway roping for sixth, while
Tracy Griffith. lone, was 10th with
a 5.07.
Action moved on to Redmond
on Saturday. Area steer wrestlers
again dominated the competition.
Joe Irzyk turned in a 7.97 for second,
follow ed by K nowles with a 8.9,
Matteson with a 11.27 and Chris
Irzyk in fifth with 13.88. Matteson
also claim ed another third in the
ca lf roping with a 12.86. Penturf
placed in the bareback riding w ith
a 54.
On the girls' side, Lacey Matteson
took third in the pole bending with
a 21.28 and SLXth in the barrel racing
with a 18.231. Tracy Griffith looped
her ca lf in 3.76 in the breakaway
roping. Ann Shear turned in a 22.02
in the pole bending for eighth place,
followed by lone's Kane Bacon with
a 22.17 for ninth.
The next weekend, competition
moved to John Day. Knowles took
the steer wrestling championship
with a 5.41. while Joe Irzyk turfed
his steer in 7.95 for third and
Matteson was fourth with a 12.35.
Jordan Anderson. Arlington, took
third in the bull nding with a 54
while Penturf scored a 56 for
seventh in the bareback nding. Chns
Irzyk was fourth in the calf roping
with a 14.29 while Matteson was
seventh with a 15.35.
Lacey Matteson threw her rope
in 3.37 to take the breakaway
championship. She teamed with
Meghan Bailey. Heppner, and they
turned their steer in 11.72 for third
in the team roping. Mame Wilkins
claim ed third place in the pole
bending with a 21.043, while Ashley
Ward. Heppner. turned in a 22.754
for ninth place.
Memorial Day weekend will
feature a double header in Ontano
and Baker City.
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