Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 4, 2003 - ELEVEN
FUNDS REQUIRING A
PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
FORM
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Purnnh
only
oompteted p o nton a i this pnge.
NHS Induction Ceremony/Spring Awards
Program held at IHS
Photos by Jeri McElligott.
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Actual Data
Leal Year 20 0 1 -0 2
cen er a l fun d
Adoptad Budget
Thre Year 2 0 0 2 -0 3
Approved Budget
Neat Yaar 2003-04
lone High School held
its N ational H onor Society
induction cerem ony on M ay
27. The cerem ony was led by
7 431
15 293
N H S president M ike Radie.
338.501
10.000
10.000
A dviser D arlene M arquardt
601.696
467.331
474 960 1
525.717..
gave a b rie f history o f the
379.818
391.175
75.970
87.515
83 785
organization. G uest speaker
601.696
467.331
474 960 I
87.515
83 765
John R ietm ann spoke about
the leadership show n in the
5588
2 591
lone com m unity. In order to
93,101
86376
join National Honor Society a
Nate or Am ovni
Rate or Amount
16. Permanent Rais Limit Levy (rala limit .0841. )
0841
QB41
student must have a 3.5 GPA
17. Local Optton Taxes
16. Levy lor Bonded Debt or Obttgattone
--------
or above for at least three
'
se m e ste rs. N ew m em b ers
Published: June 4,2003
inducted were N ick Christman,
A rth u r E k stro m , B a rb a ra
FORM
H olland, Taylor M cElligott,
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
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Alyssa Rietmann, Sara Peck,
Tyler Raible, Ashley Roberts
J U N E , 9 2003
IR F P D
wdl bsh sld on
A meeting ot th o .
and Kayleen Vosberg.
□ a.m.
IO N E F IR E H A Li
7:3 0 ■ p m at _
. The purpose ot this meeting la to discuss the budget lor
T he sp rin g aw ards
I R F P D __________________ ______Budget Committee
the tlacal yaar baginning July 1, 2003 aa approved by the
p r o g ra m f o llo w e d th e
M CGG
induction ceremony. Athletic
A summary of the budget «presented below A copy of the budget may be Inspected or obtained a t .
D ire c to r D e a n R o b in s o n
M A IN S T R E E T . IO N E
800 . and _ 5 :0 0
. This budget was prepared on
. between the hours o f.
passed out D airy Farm ers o f
(SewAemM
a basis of accounting that is □consistent: Q n o t consistent with the basis of accounting used during the preceding year Major changes.
O regon pins to the track and
tennis teams for finishing in the
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1 B IL L Y R IE T M A N N
MORROW
IO N E
top 10 academic schools in the
F IN A N C IA L S U M M A R Y
state.
Approved Budget
Adopted Budget
T O T A L O F ALL FU N D S
O reg o n
S c h o la r
Next Year — 2003-2004
This Year — 2002-2003
3600
3 6 00
1. Tote* Personal Services__
_____
.... „
A th le te A w a rd s w e re
42120
39790
2 Total Mak
end Service«__________
__ ________
p r e s e n te d to K o b y R e a ,
30300
1 3 300
3. Total Capital OuBay
______ ____ __________ _______
4. Total Debt Service „
.............. ............
..........
-
Ashley Roberts, Missy Baker,
Anticipated
4000
5000
5. Total Transfers________ ..
____________
Requirements
D ia n a M c E llig o tt, Ja m ie
780
4390
B. Total Contingencies____
7. Total A l Other E>q>endituree and Requirements__________
VandenBrink, Til Tullis, Mike
30000
8. Total Unappropriated EncBng Fund Balance____
____
30000
Radie, C aitlin O rem , C ayle
1108ÖÖI
96080
tt. Total Rsttulrtiststt — addlnes 1 ttrouah 6 —- ......
62300
45300
10. Total Reeowces Except Property Taxes — _________ ____
K
r e b s , C a m e ro n K re b s ,
Anticipated
62300
11. Tots) Property Texas Estimated to be Recstued_________
50780
Resources
G r if f ith , S h e e n a
1 1 0 8 0 0 1 T ra c y
12. Total R taeurcts— add lines 10 and I t ............ - ........... .
96080
48500
13. Total Property Texes Estimated to be Received (line 1 1 )...
50780
Christm
an,
Cody Bergstrom,
Estimated
14 Plus. Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received _____
1
" a tH M b N M M M 9 > S a |
Ad Valorem
46
461
P a u l N e if f e r , N a ta lie
A. Loss Due to Constitutional Limits--------------------------------------
Property Taxes
6924
B Discounts Allowed. Other Uncollected Amounts _......- .
2126'
McElligott, Meghan McCabe,
15. Total Tsa Levied — add Ines 13 and 14 _
554701
52952
Rate or Amount
Rate or Amount
Em ily Key, Billy Ross, Billy
Tax Levies
1« . Permanent Rate Limit Law (rate limit .7385__ ) . ....
73dT
.7385
G
ates, Johnny C ollin, Tyler
By Type
litt Levy lor Bonded Debt ox ObitasOona ............................- I
Raible, Alyssa Rietmann, Sara
STATEM ENT OP INDEBTEDNESS
P e c k , T a y lo r M c E llig o tt,
Debt Outstanding
Oebt Authorized. Not Irourrsd
□ None
□ At Summarized Below
g ito n e
□ As Summarized Below
B a rb a ra H o lla n d , A rth u r
Ekstrom and Nick Christman.
FUNDS REQUIRING A
FORM
Tennis Coach C athy
PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
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M c C a b e p re se n te d ten n is
dial» ONLY completed portion of this psgt.
le tte rs to te a m m em b e rs.
Hem e o l G E N E R A L
Approved
Budget
Actual Oats
Adopted B ud gtt
Johnny Collin and Paul Neiffer
Fund
Next Year 2003-04
Lett Year 20 01-0 2
Th is Year 2 0 0 2 -0 3
received the “Tennis Menace”
-1 T e a l Personal Service* — .......... - ...........................
3600
3446
3600
To U l Materials and Services ____ ..... ....... ....
Award and M eghan M cCabe
42120
44778
39790
3. To’» : Capital Outlay
and Alyssa Rietmann the Most
4. Total Oebt Service - ___________________________
5. Totel Transfers
- .....................................
_ ....
____ 50QQ, _______
Im proved Awards.
4ÛQÛ-.
if a
780.
. .
4320.
T rack C oaches Del
7. Total AH Other Expenditures and Requirements
8 Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance ______
30000
28335
30000
L
a
R
u
e
a n d R yan R u d o lf
9 Total Requirements
8 0 5001
82780
presented track letters. A ll
10. Total Resource» Except Property Taxes
320001
32000
t l . Property Texet Eetimated to tte R e c e iv e d _______
50 780
48500
coaches
w e re
g iv e n
12. Total Resources (add lines 10 and 1 1 ) ___________
80500I
82780
13. Property Texes Estimated to be Recsivtd (line 11)
a p p reciatio n gifts by their
14. Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received ___
respective teams.
A. Loss Out to Constitutional Limit .
jtf i.
-A 6
S Discounts. Other Uncollected Am ounts______
_2L2fi.
The Industrial A rts
15. Total T s » levitd (add Inos 13 and 1« ) ________
52952
55470
R a te o r A ir o u n t
A w ard w as p re s e n te d by
Rate or Amount
15. Permanso! Rale Limit Levy (rats limit. J 3 S 5 )
7385
,2385
D uane N eiffer to Koby Rea.
17. Local Option Ta»ss ..............._____........................
t l . Levy ’or Bonded Debt or Obligations -■---------------
S e n io rs re c e iv in g
Science Awards from Neiffer
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A
FORM
w e re C a m e ro n K rebs, Til
PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
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Tullis, Tracy Griffith and Caitlin
blish ONLY completad portion of this page. Total Anticipated Requirements must equal Total Resources
Orem.
D a le
H o lla n d
Approved
Budget
Adopted Budget
Nam e o l
Actual Data
Next Year 2003-04
Thla Year 2 0 0 2 -0 3
Fund
Last Yaar 29 01-0 2
presented M ath Awards to
1. Total Personal Services ......
........ .........
N ic k C h ristm a n (Int. II),
. Total Materials and Services .............. . ........ ..... „
26300
3. Total Capital Outlay
89843 '
8300
A lyssa R ietm ann (Int. Ill),
4. Total Debt Service ___
Sheena Christm an (Pre Calc)
____________
2000
2500
5 Total Trneeten ___________________ _____ _______
t . Total Conttwencie*
......................
an d Til T ullis (C alcu lu s).
7. Total AU Other Expenditures and Requirements __
H o lla n d s e le c te d A sh le y
8. Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance ______
28300
9. Total Rsquiremtnts________________ _______ ___
10800
64622
R o b e r ts to r e c e iv e th e
10 Total Resources Except Property Taxea .. ______
28300
89843
Physical ConditioningAward.
Name of C A P IT A L IM P R O V E M E N T
Approved
Budget
Adopted Budget
Actual Data
Next Year 2003-04
Fund
Th is Year 2 0 0 2 -0 3
Last Yaar 20 01-0 2
S p a n is h A w a rd s,
1. Total Personal Services________________________
presented
by Karen Holland,
2 Total Materials and 8srvicst
3. Total Caoital Outlay
went to Alyssa Rietmann, Sara
4. Total Debt Service __
‘_______________________
Peck and Sheena Christman.
2000
5. Total Transfers ________ „
__ _
2500
21600
> Total Continaanetee ...........
...
Teacher Beccy Porter
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements__
p re se n te d the S ophom ore
8. Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance ______
9. Total Requirements
2000
36127
2500
S c ie n c e A w a rd to N ic k
J Total Resources Excspl Property Ts ise
2000
Christm
an. Kayleen Vosberg
Nam e « f C E L L P H O N E
Approved Budget
Adopted Budget
Actual Data
Next Year 2003-04
Laal Yaar 20 01-0 2
Thia Yaar 2 0 0 2 -0 3
received the Integrated I Math
Fund
1 . Totel Personal Services .................... ....
Award.
Totel Meterlalt and Service« . ....................
D arlene M arquardt
3 Total Capital O a tlty ..................
4 Tout Debt Servlet
recognized
C ody Bergstrom
• Total Translate
( Total Cantsmssciss .. . . .
as the outstanding business
7. Total Ad Other Expenditure« «nd Requirements__
2320
student.
8. Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance______
600
». Total Rsaukaaisnta
0
2320
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S tu d e n ts rec e iv in g
s v ^ s --------- --------------------- 0 _____________________ J L
academ ic letters for having a
3 .8 o r h ig h e r G PA la s t
Published: June 4,2003
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e m e s te r w e n t to N ic k
Affid
C hristm an, A rthur Ekstrom ,
B a rb a ra H o lla n d , T a y lo r
McElligott, Sara Peck, Alyssa
The M orrow County scholarships this year, three K re b s o f
R
ie tm a n n , T y le r R a ib le ,
l o n e .
4 - H
w e r e
Kayleen
Vosberg, Billy Gates,
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Dani el
L e a d ers
awarded.
M
eghan
M cC abe, N atalie
J e p s e n
C o u n c il
Camoon
M
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tt, Paul N e iffe r,
w a s
Schokrixps
K r e b s
A s h le y R o b e r ts , J a m ie
second
w e r e
wo n
a
V a n d e n B r in k ,
D ia n a
*
w ith
a
a w a rd ed
$ 5 0 0
McElligott,
Caitlin
Orem,
Jaysi
$ 3 0 0
for 2003.
scholarehip.
B
ennetto,
C
ody
B
ergstrom
,
scholarship.
B ecause
K re b s’
C
am
eron
K
rebs,
Til
Tullis,
J e p s e n ’s
of
th e
parents
Daniel Jepsen Koby Rea, Tracy Griffith and
C
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m
e
r
o
n
parents
extremely
a re C lin t
Krebs
M e a g h a n are Bill and N ancy Jepsen o f Sheena Christman.
c l o s e
a n d
BM CC
S k ills
H eppner. M eaghan U nruh
fo r
th e M a u re e n Unruh
c o m p e titio n
C h a lle n g e w in n e rs w e re
1.
2.
3.
4.
S.
6.
7
a.
8.
10.
11.
12.
13.
H.
Total Personal S w v ic n ............................
Total Matanala and Ssrvlc** _________________
Total Capital O u la y ......... ................................
.
Tottf DaM Samoa
.................. ............ . ...
Total Transfers .................. ..... . _ ...........- .........
Total Conongandea _____ _____________________
Total Afl Other Expenditures and Requirements
Total Unappropriated Ending Fund Balance ---------
Total Requirements
Total Ratourcst Except Property Taxaa
___ __
Property Taxaa Estimated to be Received .............
Total Resources (add lines 10 and 11 ) ___ _______
Property Taxaa fcsomated to be Received (line 11)
Estimated Property Taxes Not to Da Received ....
A Loaa Due to Constitutional Limit ................. -
B. Discounts, Other Uncollftctsd Amounts ........____
IS To U l Tax Levied (add Unas 13 and 1 4 )........... .......
111.989
137.749
16.367
127.700
292.70°
3Q.OQO
127.700
291 967
30 000
PUBLIC NOTICE
C«y
C M r p o m m « i G * * * * * B oV y
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2003 4-H scholarships awarded
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Cameron Krebs and Sheena Christman received lone
High School’s Citizenship Award.
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Vickie Wagenblast (second from left) receives the Grant
Rigby Educator of the Year award from (L-R): Jim
Swanson, student body president Mike Radie and
Principal Mike Stuart.
Taylor M cElligott (first in the
M etric 500), D an S atterly
(third in G eneral M ath) and
Paul Neiffer (third in Advance
Math).
P erfect A tten d an ce
Aw ards w ere presented by
Principal M ike Stuart to Paul
Neiffer, Johnny Collin, Billy
Gates, C am eron Krebs, Karl
M organ and Nathan Rea.
T h e C itiz e n s h ip
Award, voted on by lone High
School faculty, went to seniors
S h e e n a C h r is tm a n a n d
Cam eron Krebs.
Vicki Wagenblast was
recognized for earlier receiving
the C ry sta l A p p le A w ard.
Student Body President Mike
Radie presented her The Grant
Rigby Award for outstanding
service to lone Schools.
WCCC Memorial Day
Tournament results
W illo w C re e k C o u n try
Club held its annual Memorial
Day Tournam ent and Bar-B-
Q under sunny skies on M ay
26.
Special prizes w ere
aw arded to Louis and Betty
Carlson, Jim and Cam Wishart
and John and Sandy Hanna.
The group also had the
privilege ofhaving four special
guests from Sw eden, Lena
H a n n s o n , U lla H a n n s o n ,
Sigbritt Carlsson and Herbert
Hannson.
Winners for the event
were: low gross o f the field-
Bob and Suzanne Jepsen and
low net o f the field- Bob Hope
and Debbi Darst.
O th e r lo w g ro s s
winners included: 2nd- Cindy
and Mike Doherty, 3rd- Johnny
Hannson and Dick Darst, 4th-
Dave and Corol Mitchell, 5th-
Gene and Luvilla Sonstegard,
and 6*- Earl Norris and Luvilla
Sonstegard.
Other low net winners
in c lu d e d : 2 nd- R o d n e y
E h r m a n tra u t a n d J o y c e
Dinkins, 3rd- Clint Carlson and
Alex Carlson, 4th- Bob and
Jan M acDonald, 5th- Phil and
C athy C arlson, and a tie for
6th- Ralph and Sally W alker
and Louis and Alene Rucker.
Food Handler’s Class to be offered in
Heppner
A F o o d H a n d le r ’s
Class will be offered by Blue
Mountain Community College
and the O regon State Health
Division on Tuesday, June 17
from 6:30-9:30 p.m. at the
H e p p n e r H ig h S c h o o l
cafeteria.
This is an excellent
opportunity to locally obtain or
renew a food han d ler’s card,
especially if planning to handle
food at festivals or fairs this
summer. A Food H a n d le r’s
card is required by the State
o f O regon for all em ployees
w ho handle or prepare food
in food service facilities in
O r e g o n . T h is in c lu d e s
dishwasher, waiters, staff and
business persons. Additionally,
the card is also now required
o f all day care workers.
The cost o f the class
is a $ 10 licensing fee, payable
to
th e
S ta te
H e a lth
D epartm ent after successful
completion o f the written test.
R egistration will be done at
class. For further information,
contact Anne Morter, BM CC
S o u th M o rro w C o u n ty
Coordinator, at 422-7040.
Meeting for home
schooled children to
be held
B lu e
M o u n ta in
Community College is hosting
an informational m eeting for
p a r e n ts w h o a re h o m e
schooling their children. Topics
o f d iscu ssio n will include
admission to BMCC, distance
e d u c a tio n o p tio n s , a g e
re q u ire m e n ts , G E D , high
school diplom as and cost o f
attendance. The m eeting will
be held on Thursday, June 5,
Pioneer Hall. Room 132 on
the Pendleton cam pus, 6:30-
8 :0 0 p .m .
F o r m o re
in fo rm atio n c o n ta c t Jan et
H addock in Pilot R ock at
4 4 3 -2 9 2 0 . T h e p u b lic is
invited to attend.