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Tuesday. Oct. 2 4 ,1989-©4Jt«a -11 C o n f e r e n c e o n d r u g a n d a l c o h o l a b u s e s t a r t s O c t . 3 0 Dillon will be the site of a three-state conference on drug and alcohol abuse. The session, titled “Rural Education Drug and Alcohol Conference,” is designed to in crease awareness of the nature and extent of substance abuse in rural communities. A primary goal ofthe meeting will be to develop and start comprehensive planninggroups to deal with substance abuse. Scheduled for Oct. 30-Nov. 3 at Western Montana College in Dillon, the conference is spon sored by the college through a U.S. Dept, of Education drug and alcohol' rural education grant. It will focus, .according to WMC conference coordinator Dr. Dick Sietsema, on providing regional training and informa tion workshops for both educa tors and community leaders. According to Sietsema, the session will include a Strainer of r @ m What’s happening on the Campus of Western Montana College W M C “ L i b r a r y ” g o e s r u r a l . . . WMC’s “Little Big Library, a reading-for-pleasure lending li brary project designed to serve small Montana rural schools, will begin in 15 schools in Carter and Blaine counties this month. A service of Big Sky Telegraph, a computer network headquar tered a t WMC, is a collection of quality paperback childrens’ books created to promote literacy and a love of reading in one and two- room schools in the state. Implemented by Ethel Hawkins, a retired WMC English in structor, and Regina Odasz, co-founder of Western’s rural com puter network Big Sky Telegraph, the Library will send book collections to a ll the small schools in the two selected counties as its pilot test project The books will rotate among the schools and be returned to Western when the cycle is completed.. The arrival of an attractive, interesting paperback collection to read 'just for fun’ will provide the incentive needed to form lifelong reading habits necessary for an informed and literate citizenry,” Odasz said. . v The program is funded entirely through private donations from local educators and area residents. I t is actively applying for state and federal funding to continue the project Private contributions, as well as gifts of paperback books, are also welcome, Odasz said. Contributions my be sent to the “Little Big Library,” Box 11, Western Montana College, Dillon MT 59725. A t t e n d s c o n f e r e n c e . . . :Doiris Ackerman, business/technology professor at Western Montana College, will attend the Montana vocational conference in Billings, O c t 19-20. She will serve as registrar and recorder for the Montana BusAess Education Association duringthetwo day meet ing and workshop training session. .. E M P L O Y M E N T N O T I C E The YOUTH COURT OF BEAVERHEAD COUNTY is accepting applications for the position o f part-tune Juvenile Probation Officer.* Applicants should have a bachelors degree and some expe rience related to the duties o f a probation officer, e.g., coun seling and supervision o f youthful offenders. The salary ranges from $700 to $1,200 per month, depending on experience. Applications with resumes should be submitted to: Selection Committee #2 South Pacific, CL #6 Dillon, Montana 5972S A ll applications shall be submitted by November 20,1989. Frank M. Davis Youth Court Judge I n t e r m o u n t a i n I r r i g a t i o n i s p a y i n g t o p d o l l a r f o r D e e r , E l k a n d C o w H i d e s 6 8 3 - 6 5 7 1 3 5 0 N . I n t e r c h a n g e D i l l o n CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SUNDAY, O C T O B E R 2 9 , 1 9 8 9 11 a .m . M S T N a t io n a l G u a r d A r m o r y D i l l o n , M o n t a n a Franklin Stove, Water Heater. Dinette Set. Bedroom Set, Old Post Cards, Christmas Ornaments (some old). Brass Doll Cradle. Tonka Toys, and other miscellaneous F urni ture. Appliances. Tools, Glassware, Antiques, and much more. Sale conducted by: PROPHETS AUCTIONEERING 1-406-683-5331 D illo n , M o n tana ATTENTION DILLON LANDFILL USERS In order to c o m p ly w ith federal a n d s tate regula tions, the la n d f ill h o u r s w ill b e strictly adhered to: M o n d a y : 10 a .m . to 6 p .m . Tuesday: 10 a .m . - 6 p .m . Wednesday: CLOSED T h u rsday: 10 a .m . - 6 p .m . Friday: 10 a .m . - 6 p.m . S a turday: 10 a .m . - 6 p.m . S u n d a y : 10 a .m . - 6 p .m . trainers” format to help provide future trainers with “the aware ness, planning, curriculum and materials'^needed to return to their schools and communities and implement individualized community action groupsto deal wi th drug and alcohol education in rural areas.1! m u n itiis in Portland, Ore. will train and supervise participants. They will also help develop spe cific programs that are impor tant to those taking part in the training. In addition tb the Center's training approach, members of the state’s Office of Public In struction will provide workshop participants with addition ma terials related to drug and alco- B u t t e f i r m i n t r o d u c e s m o b i l e t e l e p h o n e s e r v i c e tain nearthe old community site Usinga*harids-on” approach, members of the Western Center for Drug-Free Schools and Com- holedueation. Five community actions teams, firom J ackson Hole, Wy o.; Wisdom, Lima, Park County and the Sheridan/TwinBridges area, will work with the Center's train- ing during the workshop. The teams m il then return home to develop the planning needed to deal with drugand alcohol abuse at the local level, The conference is being de signed for school or school-dis- trict teams, which include members of the school , board, administration, teachers and professional support staffs. Other community members in clude law enforcement person nel , religious leaders, treatment professionals and parent*. The regional trainer for the local area, including Beaver head, Madison, Silver Bow and southern Powell counties Frank H u ll of Dillon. is A new, two-way radio service is being introduced to the Dillon area hy a Butte firm, Spectrum Communications, Inc. The mobile telephone serv ice, which includes,residential, two-way, commercial and pager services, is being added to the area as the result of a recent Federal Communications ap proval of an additional radio frequency in the area. SCI general manager Gordon Smith noted the new facilities include a tower and antenna system located on Mauer Moun- of Armstead. Both simplex (push the but ton to talk) and full duplex (talk and listen) services a n avail able, as well as long-range pag ing. . ■. „. The now service will serve the communities and areas of DiHon, Monida, lim a , Dell, Horse Prairie, Polaris, Twin Bridges, Sheridan, Whitehall an^Wisdom. • Maintenance and service f o r . the new system will be provided by SCI firom heir Butte office. 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 R e p o r t 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 (Frontpage 10) ' BEAVERHEAD COUNTY COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE - BUDGET AND ACTUAL FO R THE P E R IO D ENDING 06/3089 BUDGET DEBT SERVICE FUNDS ACTUAL VARIANCE CAPITAL PRO JECT FUNDS BUDGET ACgVAL VARIANCE Revenues: Total Revenues -I. .1 • Expenditure*: Public Works 8.600 / (3.600) - s u m 8*00 Total Expenditures _ — _ 3.500 J Other Financing 3ourcer. Transfers In Excess Rev. & Other Sources Fund Balance J u ly 1,1988 - — _ 600 (3,000) 3.000 600 600 3.000 • Fuad Balance June 80,1989 ’ _ _ _ s 3.600 ■ , • » -1 - BEAVERHEAD COUNTT COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, E X PENDITURES, AND CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE - BUDGET A N D ACTUAL FO R THE P E R IO D ENDING 99AMM9 SPRTTAT. ARRKHRMtfNT m iN IM TOTALS ACTUAL BUDGET ACTUAL VARIANCE BUDGET VARIANCE Revenue*: Taxes/Special Assessments licenses and Permits. 1,137,872 <7,000: 1*94*69 1,196,061 • 71*90 W B M P * , , ■'' s « ,m ; 4*90 Intergovernmental Revenue < - .'(10*61) Charges for Services Fines and Forfeiture* Miscellaneous Revenues Miscellaneous ‘ 203,tiOO M o o 135,000 60 229,715 1*787 188*19 374 59*19 . 324 Total Revenues: - 3,067,581 3*23*04 199*29 Expenditures: General Government Public Safety Public Works Public Health 8odal f t Economic Service Culture f t Recreation Housing A Comm. Devel. Debt Service 836,896 445,965 2,091,019 79,325 367,381 63,048 679,220 1.795 719*19 409*17. 1*92*99 . 61,028 179*19 9*799 381,091 (117*793) (29*48) (129*20) (18*97) (178*13) (9*90) (941.129) (L79B Miscellaneous Total Expenditures 112,000 97*18 9*10.707 (24*92) (L15S l 821» Other Financing Sources: Proceeds firom G.O. Bonds Transfers In Transfers In (Out) Excess Rev. k Other Sources Fund Balance Ju ly 1,1988 i 156,000 (193,149) (1*1*096) 1,118,697 48,757 172*99 (176*27) (241*09) 1,118*97 48,767 1*289 17*22 1*74*91 Fund Balance June 30,1989 - (497,399) 877,492 1*74*91 GENERAL F IX E D ASSETS STATEMENT O F CHANGES IN GENERAL F IXED ASSETS - B Y SOURCE Account Num b e r D e s c ription 181000 Land (a) 182000 B u ilding s (b) 184000 Im p . o ther th a n build in g s M 186000 M achinery A equipm e n t (d) 189000 C o n s tr u c tion in ’p rogress ( • ) TOTAL (0 • Beginning 7/1/88 Balance 4163,414.33 $1,547,275.70 , $369,326.00 $2,418,064.06 $■©• 94,479*79.09 281000 Additions From General ftind 8.589.96 282000 Special revenue funds 16L309.78 283000 S .ID . debt 284000 Gifts 285000 Federal Brants 954.368.23 286000. State eranU 287000 Local wants 28800 G.O. debt 289000 Other 289100 to ta l Additions $-0- i-o- 4954,368.23 $169*49.74 $-0- $1,124*17*7 Deduct Sale of assets Loss Trade-in, Total Deductions ...E n lp f P^agc? _ _______ _ J A . — i m M m t Office Name o f O fficial Date Term E n tires Commissioner * • (chairman) Randall A. Tommerup 12-31-90 Commissioner David I. Moss - 12-31-92 Commissioner Robert D. Peterson 12-31-94 Assessor Rick Hartz 12-31-90 Attorney Thomas R. Scott 12-31-90 Clerk and Recorder Margaret Q. Thompson 12-31-90 Clerk of District Court John W. Poundstone 12-31-92 Coroner Kenneth Brunkhorst 12-31-90 Justice of peace Richard S. Later 12-31-90 Justice of peace Jean Huntsman 12-31-90 Public Administrator Margaret Birkenbuel 12-31-90 ELECTED OFFICIALS Office Name o f Official Date iterm Entires School Superintendent Dorothy \Dottie\Donovan 12-31-90 Sheriff Richard E. Later 12-31-90 Treasurer Margret Sturm 12-31-90 In accordance with Section 7-6-2203 or 7-6-4111, MCA, I hereby transmit the County of BEAVERHEAD Annual financial Re port as of June 30,1989, for the fiscal year then ended. Respectfully submitted, /s/Margaret Q. Thompson County Clerk and Recorder October 12,1989 \
