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$1/2 million in ‘tippage’ money awarded countywide Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 12, 2006 - THREE By David Sykes Nearly $500,000 in county tippage money was divided up among govern ment, volunteer and other organizations in Morrow County last week. An appointed group of citizens from throughout the county sifted through 79 requests for over $2 million, to come up with 40 differ ent monetary awards from throughout the county to award a total of $499,952. The awards ranged from the high of $50,000 to the City of lone for street repairs to a low of $683 to the Hepp- 2008 Tippage Fee requests and awards Sponsor Project Name Total Project Funds Needed Cost Awarded City Hall Basketball Court Lights $8,500 $7,000 $7,000 South main Street Beautification Boardman Community Development Assn $5,000 $5,000 $5.000 BCDC Preschool Storage Unit $2,700 $2,000 $2,000 Floor Maintenance Equipment Boardman Senior Center $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 Boardman Cemetery District $5,000 $5,000 $5,000 $40,000 $40,000 City of Boardman Heritage Recognition for Boardman Cemetery iRiverside High School Booster Club Booster C oncessions/Restroom/Lockers ¡Columbia River Community Health Services New Clinic Project $85,000 Fri„ N ov 7, 7pm Fn , Nov 14, 7pm S at.. N ov 8 . 1pm @ Culver 3-1 @ Culver 51 Fn o r S a t . N ov. 21 o r 2 2 2-3 Oakland 8 $15,000 $15,000 5-1 @ Heppner 57 Icity of Heppner $15,000 $15,000 $15,000 1-3 Nestucca 10 $6,000 $6,000 $6,000 $30,000 $20,000 $20,000 $100,000 $25,000 $10,000 Boxing Ring $3,000 $2,000 $2,000 New Speakers for Main Street $1,350 $683 $683 Heppner Chamber of Commerce Brochures for Heppner $1,763 $1,263 $1,263 Heppner Garden Club $1,650 $1,200 $1,200 Operating Subsidy $88,258 $9,506 $9,506 Heppner High School/Heppner Booster Chib $45,457 $22,957 $15,000 Water System Master Meter Icitv of Heppner-V'olunteer Fire Department Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment iHeppner Little League Hager Park Picnic Shelter/Restroom Heppner Chamber of Commerce Heppner Chamber of Commerce Beautification Heppner Daycare & Preschool Fairgrounds / Stadium Snack Shack X 5-4 Weston-McEwen 14 $18,000 |d tv of Heppner Portland Christian 1-2 @ Portland Christian 23 Icity of Heppner Sewer Main Line Camera Equipment has final say over the grants, but generally follows the wishes o f the committee. The court considered the grant requests at its Wednes day meeting in lrrigon, but was too late for inclusion in this week’s issue. Below is the a table o f the requested amounts and the awarded grants. 2-2 Central Linn 12 S a t , N ov. 8 , 1pm Wastewater Treatment Plant Influent Flow Meter ment, which has control of the funds, this year allocated half the money to be granted through the process knows as Needs and Issues. Gov ernment agencies and other groups put in grant requests for the funds, and a panel of citizens awards the money each year. The county court 2008 OSAA / U.S. Bank / Les Schwab Tires 2A Football State Championship $20,000 $20,000 $3,029,500 ner Chamber of Commerce for new speakers on Main Street. Tippage m oney com es from fees levied for dumping garbage at the Finley Buttes Landfill near Boardman. The fees total about $1 million for the year, and county govern Heppner S a t , N ov 1 5 , 1pm S at., Nov. 8 . 1pm X @ Lakeview 4-1 @ Lakeview 55 S a t. Novem ber 29 Hillsboro S tadium State Champion 4-3 Lost River 20 S at.. N ov. 8 , noon Pilot Rock 5-2 @ Pilot Rock 50 S a t . N ov. 1 5 . 1pm 3-3 Scio 24 F fi„ N o v 7 . 7 p m @ Scio 2-1 @ Oakridge 0 Fri or S at N ov 21 o r 2 2 X 4-2 Bonanza 6 Fri., N ov 7. 7pm Santiam 3-2 @ Santiam 8 City of lone $150,000 $50,000 Street Paving & Repair—Emert Rd; A,B,C, D Streets $462,500 lone RFPD $100,000 $50,000 $25,000 Creative Care Preschool Toy Shed Project $2.250 $1,000 $1,000 Creative Care Preschool $3,030 $2,000 $2,000 lone Fire Hall Addition Second Teacher General Election Results Tuesday, November 4, 2008 H E P P N E R for Morrow County H A R D M A N S at., N ov 15, 2pm 5-3 Elgin 0 I N G T five-year local option operations tax lone School District R2: General Obligation Bonds to expand, Yes Boardman Rural Fire Protection District: Boardman Rural Fire Protection District general obligation bond authorization Yes North Morrow Vector Control: Fonr-Year Control Option Levy Yes Upgrade and repair scltools for vector (mosquito) control operations No %0 U S. BOWK @ Knappa 1-1 @ Knappa 27 w i U rnr 'ear' that was denona'ed We home team the bast number 0 > times m pno> round s Off 12) It two teams h a * been designated the , reft home tearr shaii ne the higher ’eajue representative O P t il It two teams have been designated the home team an equal number dttimes and «)* the i oreoetemmed îy a com toss NOTE Once the matchup has been determined the home team wri » be designated by the I 0 N E 0 N U.S. President John McCain Barack Obama U.S. Senator Gordon Smith Jeff Merkley State Representative, 57th District Greg Smith Jerry Sebestyen Morrow County Sheriff Kenneth Matlack Larry Sample Lexington City Councilor Position 1 Ruth Haskett Robert Taylor Lexington City Councilor Position 3 John Edwards Charma Marquardt Lexington City Councilor Position 4 Marcia Kemp Samuel Martin Boardman Mayor Ed Glenn Chet Phillips Morrow County Health District: Morrow County Health District Yes i n i r l i n S at.. N ov, 8 . 1pm L E X R R I G 0 N B T A R D 0 0 M A N T A L S 703 356 218 65 291 78 747 550 2509 513 398 1410 789 241 240 33 311 49 809 602 2751 365 300 988 864 184 239 37 308 49 843 615 2869 371 296 937 549 515 168 106 202 875 469 2263 411 480 1683 760 292 2 0 171 85 29 85 29 37 78 37 78 39 74 39 74 167 252 104 123 214 161 8 6 I * J <[* 274 274 284 284 597 298 2074 661 653 1833 216 161 405 425 12 18 544 568 875 607 1482 396 343 739 Heppner Mustangs outplay Oakland Oakers, 57-8; move on to next round Heppner Senior Spencer Palmer (#28) w as untouchable in the first round of the 2A football playoffs in Heppner on Saturday. The Mustangs outplayed the Oakland Oakers moving on to the next round with a 57-8 win. Photos hv Sandy M atthews The Mustang offensive blockers opens the line for #3 Brent F.ckman.
