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10-S^8I®aa ITsaibiasi®- Tuesday. Oct. 24,1989 H o w t o s a v e a l o t o n y o u r f a r m a n d r a n c h in s u r a n c e Since 1928 our policy h a t been saving you money w ithiow cost insurance. Like iheFann and Ranch Senti nel package. I t coven yotsr home, building*, equipment, livestock and vehicles -probably for a fot lest than you're paying now. C a ll mc today to find o a t tow much you can cave and to get acqmatjnedwithFarmenfac(,fair, friendly service. Mike Probst 505 S. Atlantic DiDofl,MT 59725 683*5118 &8 Carey Lane Sheridan, MT 59749 842-5700 Farm *RaMfe • A «te»Flre » Life CoffiHserdnl. R «aj> O a flttfeg Insarmet _ j J TheTwinBridgesFalconsand Lima Bears each dropped close games in a light Clara \<? girls basketball schedulelasfcweek. \ Wednesday. White Sulphur Springs defeated Twin Bridges 49-46, while on Saturday Moun tain View handed Lima a 47-43 y overtime loss. White Sulphur started fast against the Falcons jumping to a 13-4 first quarter lead. Twin Bridges rallied in : the? Second quarter to cut the m aj^in to o n e ;' 25-24, a t the half. M c l s a a c , M i l l e r p l a c e The Beaverhead County High School cross-country teams competed in their first State Meet in school histoiy last week end in Helena. The Beavers placed one'run ner in both the boys and girls races. Jay Mclsaac placed 21st with a time of 16:48. The win ning time Was turned in by Darold Foote of Colstrip who ; turned in a time of 15:07. Melissa . Miller finished 28th overall, but her'tjm e was not available. Brenda Naber of Havre won the race with a time of 18:59. \From the southwestern area Jay Mclsaac was the third fin isher and Melissa Miller first,” noted Head Coach Bob Carroll. *1 feel we are right around the corner from being a veiy suc cessful team.” The BCHS cross-countiy awards ceremony will be held at 7 p.m. in the'Bee Center on Wednesday evening. The cere mony will be hosted by coaches Bob Carroll and Margie Laknar. Parents are reminded to bring a dessert F r o s h m o r e s f i n i s h 4 - 3 Monday w ith & 33-12 loss to the Anaconda froshmores. Anaconda broke open a tight 19-12 game with 14 fourth quar ter points. Dillon jumped on the board 'first when Ryan Speirs pulled in a Shawn Walker pass and raced 27 yards into the end zone. The final Beaver score came when Walker was on the receivingendof a 16-yard touch down strike from Jake Dennehy. The froshmores finished the season with a 4-3 mark, includ ing four straight shutouts over sub-varsity foes. The team be gan the season 0-2, but re bounded to post an impressive record. B e a r s f a i l i n c l o s e C l a s s C g a m e s ... The Falcons took the lead in the third period, but saw the game slip away in the final frame. 1 Elyn McAIear led the Falcons with 20 points, while Amy P hil lips added 10.' Saturday the Lima Bears ran into a whirl-wind by the name of Teny Gonzales. Gonzales scored 39 of the 47 points for Mountain View in their overtime victory. Mountain View started quick, jumpingtoa 13-10 lead afterthe first quarter. Lima came back to tie the game a t 21-21 at the half. Thesecondhalfwas tightly contested as both teams would grab the lead. Regulation time ended with the score tied at 38- 38. Mountain View outscored the Bears 9-5 in the extraframe. Mountain View was whistled for 33 fouls, but the Bears could only connect on 15 o f 41 foul shots. The Bears were led by Stacy Olsen with 19 points. In Class “C\ action this week Sheridan, 5-8, will host the Butte Central Jayvees on Wednesday, then travel to Twin Bridges, 6-9, on Friday, before returning home to face Three Forks Saturday. Lima, 3-9, w ill host Whitehall Friday and Ennis Saturday. M o n t a n a C o u n t y o f B e a v e r h e a d A n n u a l F i n a n c i a l F i s c a l Y e a r E n d e d J u n e 3 0 , 1 9 8 9 GENERAL STATISTICAL INFORMATION Claaa o f county/dty ............. Fifth Date o f Incorporation ........... 1865 County aaat............................ D illon Form o f government ...Commiaaion Population (moat recent eatlm ate) .................... .... 8186 Land A rea.... . 5569 square miles Miles o f roads/stieetaf alleys_________ 1545.964 miles Taxable valuation ....14,749,991.00 Road taxable valuation (county) ----- ...11,188,217.00 PROPERTY TAX M ILL L E V IES County/City/Town funda o nly Fund/activity M ills Road 13.00 Emergency D isaster Fund 2.00 County General 21.00 Poor 9.00 Bridge 5.00 F a ir 1.50 Airport, 1.50 Extension 1.95 % e d ,& fttro l 2.00 Retirement F und 4.00 Grbiip Insurance 6.40 Comprehensive Inaurance Fund 7.00 Employment Security Fund .10 High School General 35.04 High School Bua Reserve 2.30 Comprehenaive Inaurance 2.13 University MUlage 6.00 B u ie High School Levy 17.00 Basic Elem. Levy 28.00 Elem. f t High School SS. ft Ret. 31.40 Cemetery 2.50 Hospital 3.00 BCHS High School Transportation 3.57 lim a u g h School Transportation .23 Senior Citizens .50 Museum 1.00 City o f D illon 79.25 Town o f Lima 111.20 Fire Diatrict *1 - Lima 13.36 F in District #2 2.50 Fire District IS 4.48 Sofl Conservation 1.50 Beaverhead Redrock Water/ Sewer D istrict 1.40 per ac. Predatory Animal (sheep only) AO per hd. Refiiae District (per Residence) $25.00 School District #7 27.24 School Diatrict #10 R 77.83' School D istrict *10 C 77.83 School District #11 13.31 School District #12 R 101.36 School District #12 C 101.26 School District #16 30.47 School District #19 101.36 School District #21 8.99 School District #22 101.36 School District #24 20.61 School District #26 49.85 School District #33 101.36 School District #36 101.36 September 1,1989 MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND . THE COUNTY COMMISSION OF BEAVERHEAD COUNTY, MONTANA In accordance with8ection7-6-2203, \ MCA, I hereby transm it the County of. Beaverhead A n n u a l F in a n c ia l R e n o r t a s o f J u n e SO- 1989 for ttw. fiscal year then ended. ' This report has been prepared fol lowing the requirements of the De partment o f Commerce aa aet forth in the BARS M anual, and the data as presented i* accurate in a ll mate rial aspects. I t is presented in a manner designed to fairly set forth the financial position and results of operations o f the County and its various funds, and disclosures nec essary to enable the reader to g ain an Understanding o f the County's financial affairs have been included. Respectfully submitted, ■ /s/Margaret Q. Thompson COUNTY CLERK AND RE- CORDER BEAVERHEAD COUNTY (C o n tinued on p a g e 11) BEAVERHEAD COUNTY COMBINED BALANCE SHEET ALL FUND AND ACCOUNT GROUPS F O R THE P E R IO D ENDING 06/30/89 Assets Cash Taxes/Assessments Rec Total Assets Liability and F und E quity Defened Credits Total L iabilities Fund E quity Equity Total F und E quity Total Liab. and F und B al. G e n e ral F u n d ' Specisd R e venue D e b t Service C a p ital Projects Special Assessments 291,713 87,037 582,279 , 85.994 3,500 328,749 1 668.273 - 3,500 37.037 85,994 87,037 85,994 _ _ 291,713 582,279 3,500 291,718 582,279 - 8,500 - 828,749 ‘ 668,278 3,500 i BEAVERHEAD COUNTY . COMBINED BALANCE SHEET ALL FUND AND ACCOUNT GROUPS FO R THE PER IO D ENDING 06/30/89 • PROPRIETARY . . i n r n i n r r n n A i m o Assets Cash Taxes/Assessments Rec. Amt. to be provided/avail Fixed Assets Net Deprec. In te r n a l Service E n terprise T rust a n d Agency 34,888 8,927,030 12,757 414,882 215,895 Fixed Assets Long Term Debt M e m o randum Total 9,839,410 550,669 249,623 249,523 5,602,297 5,818,192 Total Assets 263,539 9,341,913 5,602,297 249,623 16,467,794 Liability and Fund E q uity Warrants Payable Short Term Payables .Due to Other fWds/Govts Deferred Credits Long Term L iabilities ' 107,557 4,453,606 4,780,605 1,049 249,623 107,657 4,463,606 4,780,505 123,031 250,572 Total liab ilitie s - 1,049 9,341,668 --- r-’4- j 249,523 9,715,271 Fund E quity Equity Investments Gen. Fixed A. 262,490 245 5,602,297 • 1,140,226 5,602,297 Total Fund Equity - 262,490 245 5,602,297 - 6,742,523 Total Liab. and F und B al. - 263,539 9,341,913 5,602,297 249.623 16,457,794 •• • J V r ....... p i . . ........ . BEAVERHEAD COUNTY / 1 COMBINED STATEMENT ' OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE - ALL GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES FO R THE P E R IO D ENDING 06/30/89 GENERAL SPECIAL REVENUE DEBT S E R V ICE CAPITAL PROJECTS SPECIAL i . l i » TOTALS ASSESSMENTS CURRENT Revenuea: Taxes/Special Assessments Licenses and Permits Intergovernmental Revenue Charges for Services Fines and Forfeitures Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 344,734 5,190 288,672 167,502 13,757 172,380 113 851,318 66,200 1,235,625 72,213 15,839 261 \ 1,196,051 71,390 1,524,298 229,715 13,757 188,219 374 Total Revenues 982,349 2,241,455 _ 3,223,804 Expenditures: General Government Public Safety Public Works Public Health Social and Economic Serv. Culture and Recreation Housing and Comm. Develp. Miscellaneous 715,896 389,282 31,967 3,520 3,723 19,735 1,962,399 29,060 175,728 53,788 38,091 87,518 719,619 409,017 1,962,399 61,028 179,248 53,788 38,091 87,518 Total Expenditures 1,140,665 2,370,048 - - 8,510,707 Other Fine. Source (Uses): Proceeds From G.O. Bonds . Transfers In (Out) Transfers In (Out) Excess Rev. Over (Under) Fund Balance July 1,1988 116.992 116.992 333,036 48,767 64,776 (175,327 (71,794) 782,661 600 500 3,000 - 48,757 172,268 (175,327)) 45,698 1,118,697 Fund Balance June 30,1989 291,713 582,279 3,500 — 877,492 BEAVERHEAD COUNTY COM B INED STATEMENT OF R EVENUES, E X PENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE - BUDGET A N D ACTUAL F O R THE PER IO D ENDING 06/30/89 Revenues: Taxea/Spedal Assessments licenses and Permits Intergovernmental Revenue Charges for Services Fines and Forfeitures Miscellaneous Revenues Miscellaneous BUDGET 332,760 4,700 249,800 136,400 9,800 130,850 g jsn jbh AL irU h D ACTUAL 344,734 6,190 288,672 167,502 13,767 172,380 113 VARIANCE 11,984 490 38,872 21,102 3,957 41,630 113 SPECIA L REVENUE FUNDS BUDGET ACTUAL 806,122 861,318 62,300 66,200 1,285,059 1,235,625 66,600 72,213 4,150 16,839 60 261 VARIANCE 46,196 3,900 (49,434) 5,613 11,689 211 Total Revenues 864,300 982,349 118,049 2,223,281 2,241,455 18,174 Expenditures: u General Government Public Safety _ Public Works Public Health 1 Social f t Economic Service Culture f t Recreation Housing f t Comm. DeveL Debt Service 828,392 409,431 100 32,116 6,942 716,896 389,282 31,967 3,520 (112,496) (20,149) (100) (149) (3,422) 8,603 36,634 2,087,419 47,209 350,319 63,048 679,220 1.796 3,723 19,735 1,962,399 29,060 175,728 53,788 38,091 (4,780) (16,799) (125,020) (18,149) (174,591) (9,260) (641,129) (1.795) Miscellaneous Total Expenditures 1,276,981 1,140,665 (130,318) 112,000 3,386.047 87,618 2,370,043 (24,482) (1,016,004) Other Financing Sources: Proceeds from G.O. Bonds Transfers In Transfers In (Out) Excess Rev. f t Other Sources Fund Balance Ju ly l f 1988 107,000 (305,681) 333.036 116,992 (4t323) 333,036 9,992 - 264,358 48,500 (193,149) (1,307,415) 782,661 48,757 54,776 (176,327) (200,382) 782,661 48,757 6,276 17,822 1,107,033 Fund Balance June 30 ,1989 27,355 291,713 264,358 (524,754) 682,279 1,107,033
