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* Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 16, 2002 - FIVE SUMMARY O F SUPPLEM ENTAL BUDGET P U B LIC N O T IC E PVXHISM O ffe r THOM FUN03 OtinGM OOif i to FUND: Morrow County ConmissIon ,Scatc of Children & Families Requirement Amount Resourco NOTICE OF SUPPLEMENTAL BUDGET HEARING on , Admi n $(28.543) Oregon • U u (of supplemental budget proposing an increase in a lund o< 10 percent or more__________ L Local Amount & Nondepartmenta 1 $(29,861 ) Staff'grant (8,999) 6,000 C l i e n t S p e c i f i c Dept. 3 Youth I n v c s t n c n t Pcpt Morrow C o u n t v — iks ;. A pubic hearing on e proposed supplemental budget lor . State ot Oregon, lor the local yoar July 1. 2001 to Juno 30.2002 will be held at M o r r o w Tho hearing will take place on the 2 3 r d day ot A supplemental C o u n t v C jj.ur t h o u s e ________ Bi m □ p m J a n u a r y ---------------------------- 20_2_2____ at 1 1 : 0 0 l«*w»>l (lr«.l requirements, budget was FUN0 The purpose ot tho hearing is to discuss the supplemental budget with interested persons due to budget the final Mo r r o w C o u n t v Annex. 1$0 Rock St. 2 0 0 ? _______ at Sam □ pm. and H e p p n t* fcotween the hours ot 8 : QQ 911 ( Beginning Bnl. $400,000 beg i n n i n g Requirement Amount t N o n d e p a r tm e n t a 1 C/0 $12 2 , 0 1 1 fund I T O T O f O n (A m , Taxes to balance ¿Contingency (89,678) see Total Resources A supplemental years d elln q u ln t taxes pay f u r r £>r n r A c r 1 n r lease. Ceneral Collector after and the original 1 Personal $ 40.000 i balance, budget Is $ Services 11,802 2 . T r a n s f e r _______________ 8,000 3 . C o n t i n g e n c y ___________ 20,198 ______________Total Requirements needed determined Amount after to authorize the original the spending budget was of addition a a d o p t e d . ________ I 001 3,000 sec Total Requirements Is needed receiv ed , as well If | ' i ' f l H m i | -■ » p -ir r Fund determined Requirement ■l-¿Qs9PQ to authorite the PUOLISH ONLY THOSE FUÑOS OEING MOOiFiCO below FUND: spending of Behavioral Health Fund Morrow prior Resource as t r a n s f e r s from o t h e r fu n d s wh ic h w i l l 1 I « » p l a n n i n g SS C H t t t W a n d fl « <1 h 1 f 1 <1 ... 1. Amount Beginning Fund Requirement b a l a n ce 2. C r a n t s__________________ FUND: resources SUMMARY OF SUPPLEM ENTAL BUDGET below budget allocation, the ______2 0 0 , 0 0 0 jAsscssor/Tax l 10 A&T C r a n t Comments B a l a nce _________ A s u p p l e m e n t a l Amount Fund Fund Comments Fund decrease Amount Total Resources PU0LISH ONLY T H O M FUNDS BEING MOCHFlEO Resource state to i _________________________________ SUMMARY OF SUPPLEM ENTAL B U O G ET FUND: G e n e r a l needed Fund 1.B e g i n n i n g Dam Q pm 6:00 Is SÍ7B.S431 adopted. Resource A copy ot tho supplemental budget document may be inspected or obtained on or after---- J a n u a r y ___ ^ 6 , Total Requirements f (28.8431. Total Resources Comments 4 - 3 1 7 2 4 0 , 0 0 1. 0 Chemical $ ____________ 1 2 , 6 5 0 Amount Dependency Dept. $ 2. Mental Health Dept. __________ 13, 100 Deve 1opmenta 11 y Disabled 7,650 Continued 3, C o n t i n g e n c y _________ Resource 1, T r a n s f e r s _____________ 2, T r a f f i c 3. L e a s e Studv 1 6 . 4 7 0 ________ 1.P l a n n i n g D e p a r t m e n t 10.000 2.Sher i f f 19,050 3 Ve t e r a n ' s $ grant P u r c h a s e ______ S $ 252,651 Total Requirements _________ A s u p p l e m e n t a l beg i n n i n g 3 ..122- fund balance f S 3 5 5.9 52 is budget as well as needed the to authorize the spending of addition.! receipt and subsequent spending of grants SJbJUi&Bj—¿ L L S i . - J J i e _ o j ^ ^ i >nia 2 _ b iu d i^ £ it _ ^ i is_a_do>£it ie £ ^ ^ _ _ _ _ _ i^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ FUND: Commants A supplemental budget Is also needed to authorize the receipt Behavioral and Health Fund Resource subsequent spending of A&T f u n d s , the Increase in veteran's services, the subsequent spending of a traffic study grant, all of which occurred the original budget was Requirement Fund Balance (Chemical $ 90,000 after ___________1 , 3 5 0 2 , G r a n t s__________________ I S O M f O H I f W , H OC! Wheeler Amount Amount recel T Beginning and 252.650 Comments 8.0 00 Department S Total Resources 19.441 Department ________________ Total Requirements Total Resources 215,800 Amount Requit ament Amount adopted. Dependency Dept. $ 2,000 Mental H e a l t h Dept. ?■ D a w l o p n o n tally— Ui_s ah led 2,000 1 .35fl. 86,000 3 Contingency SUMMARY OF SUPPLEM ENTAL B U O G ET FUND: R o a d A supplemental Amount Rosource ¿ .T a x e s Fund to balance $ Requirement 395,000 (Road (70,787) 2 Concingoncy balance 1 r n m r i m .......... 105,289 Comments A supplemental road received, Improvements, FUND: budget all Justice as which Court well needed as Ball/Flne to authorize federal occurred Resource Balls is after fund the exchange original Total Resources spending of prior money be used budget to was for 375,000 $ 375,000 (M aterials Amount & Services $ 375,000 $ Totel Requirements 375,000 Comments A supplemental authorize which the receipt occurred after and budget is needed disbursement the original of to creat balls budget was and a special fines revenue collected, fund the O regon, well after as the needed the to authorize receipt original and and need t lone Lady Cardinals domi eight rebounds, grabbed five nated the Echo Cougars on Fri steals and delivered three assists. day, Jan. 11, defeating the Cou Kristina Powell scored 10 points, gars. 52-17. brought down seven rebounds, lone had a 0-9 lead before swiped one Cougar possession Echo put their team on the score- and delivered two assists. board. Diana McEUigott and Amellia Peck added eight Natalie McEUigott scored 11 points, seized nine rebounds, one points each. Diana grabbed six steal and passed out three assists. rebounds, four steals and two Tracy Griffith scored four points, assists. Natalie apprehended lone Lady Cardinals easily defeated Dufur, 55-38, on Satur day, Jan. 14. Salli McEUigott sank a three point shot in the first quarter to lead the Rangers. 7-3. Dufur laid in a basket and hit one of two attempts from the foul line to close the lead 7-6. With ten seconds left in the first quar ter, Dufur delivered a three point shot to lead the Cardinals by two, Fund Fees Amount 75,000 $ 3 . U t i l i t i e s In transfer lieu of lieu of supplemental prior of,all years received FUNO: F a i r 10,000 $109,425 budget Taxes is delinquent after the $109,425 Total Requirements needed to taxes, original authorize federal budget the forest was receipt fees and and subscquci u tilitie s in to Amount balance $ Í 80 1 ) Totel Resources $ (801) Requirement I Amount Contingency Total Requirements $ (801) $ (801) Comments A supplemental be r eceived, u tility as values, well after as budget i n the the Is needed contingency original budget to authorize appropriation was a decrease due to in taxes a dacraase to in adopted. Lady Cardinals lose to Bulldogs lone Lady Cardinals traveled to Hermiston on Tuesday, Jan. 8, to spar against the Bulldog Junior Varsity team. Ione put forth a valiant effort but was unable to come out the victor, losing to Hermiston, 30-36. Natalie McEUigott led the Ione women with eight points, five rebounds, seven blocked shots and five steals. Diana McEUigott added seven points, five rebounds, one steal and two assists to her team’s endeavor. Amellia Peck also scored seven points, brought down five re bounds, seized five Bulldog pos sessions and delivered one assist. Kristina Powell scored four points, led the team with eight rebounds and swiped two steals. Barbara Holland scored two 7-9. of grants gabbed three rebounds and one steal. Barbara Holland added three points, two rebounds and two steals to her team's endeavor. Salli McEUigott sank one three-point shot, grabbed one rebound, one steal and handed off three assists. Caitlin Orem scored two points, brought down three rebounds and seized two steals. points, grabbed four rebounds and blocked two shot attempts. Cyndi Heagy donated one point, one rebound and delivered one assist. Salli McEUigott scored one point, brought down three rebounds, blocked one shot at tempt and pilfered one Hermiston possession. The Cardinals shot 56 percent from the line and had a team tout of 10 blocked shots. in the second quarter. Tracy Grif fith set a screen for teammate, Diana McEUigott, who put in a jump shot to lead the Rangers 25-19 at the half. Diana and Natalie McEUigott led the Cardinals with 14 points each. Diana grabbed two re bounds, five steals and passed out four assists. Natalie seized five rebounds, six steals and passes out three assists. Salli McEUigott was on fire, canning four of five attempts from the three-point area and made one of two attempts from the line for a total of 13 points. McEUigott also apprehended three rebounds and two steals. Amellia Peck hit her attempt for baskets with pre cision, dumping in 13 points and leading the team on the boards with eight rebounds. Barbara Holland added one point from the line, seized one rebound and one steal. With one minute remaining OHSU dean’s list adopted. Fund Rasourca , Amount $109,425 (575) ________________ Total Resources Comments ^ Requirement M aterials & Services ---- 25,000 B e g i n n i n g Fund Ba1 to balance 2 . T a x e s spending addition Ione Lady Cards easily defeat Dufur adopted. PUOUSH ONLY THOSE FUNDS BEING MODIFIED Resource Federal Forest subsequent of of SUMMARY OF SUPPLEM ENTAL B UO G ET School spending budget was a d o p t e d . HOW * 023 (Aw 1100) FUND. the Lady Cards dominate Echo Cougars adopted. Requirement $ of as is yea Fund Amount & Fines the balance, budget Published: January 16,2002 Affid__________________ * ... $ 470,314 h ij Total Roquiremonts fund Sr , a r e uoMfennw. non 151,525 Department *56®* • •' f|Ji WW-* beg i n n i n g $ 213,500 3 , C r u s h e r $ 470,314 Total Resources Amount Dcpartncnt 1 146.101 .. , • . 3 Í ^ . . e x c h a n s e _________ taxes $ 91,350 Tolsi Requirements Comments fund (Beginning $ 91,350 Total Resources PUOUSH ONLY THOSE FUNOS BEING MOOlFlEO d e 11nquent .16,100 Ione JV 8 lr,s fal1 to D ufur Ione junior varsity girls fell Kristine Bedortha, an to the Dufur Rangers, 19-26, in a Ione High School alumnus, has tight match on Jan. 12. qualified for the dean's list at the Oregon Health Science Ione trailed Dufur at the end of the first quarter, 3-4, when University School of Nursing. Bedortha, who is a senior Meghan McCabe launched a in the nursing program, earned a missile from the three-point line to take a 5-4 lead at the end of 3.71 gpa. the quarter. Sara Peck was the After graduation only Cardinal team member to Bedortha, who is the daughter of score in the second quarter, mak Tom and Anne Bedortha, Ione, ing one of two attempts at the was in the Air Force, stationed in foul line for an 8-12 score at the Okinawa, Japan. half. Emily Key made a major steal in the third quarter and took the ball down the court for two Births points to close the lead within two points. Calvin Edward Metz-a son, Sara Peck played an excel Calvin Edward Metz, was bom to Heppner on January 7, 2002, ¡ [ Good Shepherd Community Hospital in Hermiston. The baby weighed 8 lbs., 1.9 oz. and meas ured 22" long Grandparents are Edward and Janice Metz and Jim and Brenda Allen, all of Cottage Grove. lent game, leading the Cardinals with six points, 12 rebounds and one assist. Meghan McCabe scored five points and seized four rebounds. Eva Chitty scored three points and robbed three Ranger possessions. Emily Key scored two points, delivered one assist and grabbed three steals. Megan McCabe scored two points and played excellent de fense, leading the team thievery with six steals. Barbara Holland donated one point at the free throw line, de livered one assist and swiped three Dufur possessions. Alyssa Rietmann contributed to the team effort with four rebounds The Cardinals are 1-2 in league play Mexican dinner benefit Matheny A Mexican dinner, to benefit Rill, will include nee and beans, the Dave Matheny Family, will jicama. orange and cucumber be held Friday, January 18. from salad, tortilla casserole, Mexican 4-8 p.m. at the Heppner High dessert and dnnks. Cost is $5 for adults, $3 for School Home Ec. Room. The dinner, prepared by children 12 and under and S20 Mary Ann Elguezabal and Molly for a family. i V
