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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 8. 1950 PAGE FOUR users will be asked to vote later was discussed and points In question were explained by Mr. Dunlap, at- ! tomey of this district. NU-ACRES, June 8—Lynn and Mrs. Brabant at California, who Cheryl Blanchard had their ton is here visiting at the Roy Lobb sils removed Monday. home, visited Sunday at the Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bare of Nyssa Sabin hong in Wilder. She visited and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter Monday in Caldwell. Nampa and spent Tuesday at Drewsey, Oregon. Marsing and at the home of Joy L. O. Hawley and Dick attended Carlock in Parma. Later in the the Guernsey Breeders association week she and Mrs. Lobb visited in meetim; Wednesday evening at the New Meadows with Mr. and Mrs. home of Roy Boggs near New Dan Carlock and Mrs. Bert Huhbard Plymouth. Mr Hawley is president and drove on to Hell's canyon and of the association. | also to Payette lakes. The Black Canyon Water User’s A shower was given at the hall association held its regular meet Wednesday night honoring Mr. and ing Friday evening. The proposed Mrs. Lloyd Seuell, who were recent contract upon which the water ly married. They received many W ater Users Of Black Uanvon Meet FILL UP YOUR LOCKER OR DEEP FREEZE H E R EFO R D B A B Y BEEF fed in our own feed lot. BUDGET This is the best young grain-fed meat that you can buy GET A SIDE OR W H O LE C ARCASS JACOB FISCHER Phone 381-W FURNACE AND STOKER SERVICE Iron Fireman Furnaces and Stokers Lennox Furnaces All Kinds of Sheet Metal and Repair Work WIGGER AND PURVIS SHEET M E T A L A N D H E A TIN G 24 Hour Service Phone 111-W Nyssa, Oregon Notice of School Election Upon Question of Increasing Tax Levy Over Amount Limited by Section 11, Article 71, State Constitution Notice is hereby given that an election w ill be held in School District No. 26c of Malheur County, State of Oregon, from 2:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M., June 19 at the Elementary School in said school district, for the pur pose of submitting to the legal voters of said district the question of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal year 1950-1951 over the amount limited by section 11, article X I, of the Constitution of Oregon. The reasons for increasing such levy are: Increased enrollment necessitates enlarging staff. An Item of $32,000.00 is included to furnish complete the new building, landscape the grounds, Insurance costs are larger, a new tous is necessary bond and interest payments are greater. the and etc. and The amount of tax, in excess of the 6% limitation, proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is $81,219.57. Dated this 16 day of May, 1950. Mr. and Mrs. F. C, Fry visited V. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR Mr. and Mrs. Riclmrd Jenkins of •I. Repair and maintenance of New Plymouth Friday evening. furniture and equipment----- _ * Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker and *2. Repair and maintenance of: children and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (1) Buildings and G rd s.____ Baxter had dinner Sunday with Mr. 3 Other expense of maintenance and Mrs. Bryan Hart in Boise. and repairs ______ __ ___ Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cliiner and *4. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs * Attest: Henry H. Hartley District clerk C. W. Buchner Chairman Board of Directors Schedule V I— Summary of Estimates of Expenditures, Receipts and Available Cash Balances, and Tax Levies ESTIMATION OF TA X LEVY Total All Funds Total estimated expenditures___ _____ _____ *360.47513 DEDUCT Total estimated receipts and avail able cash balances (Schedule I> 152,87500 Amount necessary to balance the budget___ 207,600.13 DEDUCT: Deficit forwarded to next fiscal yea r_______ 00 00 Balance to be raised by taxation ......... — ..... 207.600.13 ADD: Estimated amount of taxes that will not be collected during the fiscal year for which this budget is made ______ 3 000 00 Total estimated tax levies for ensuing fiscal year 210.600 13 Analysis of estimated lax levies: Amount Inside 6r: limitation 129 380 56 Amount outside 6% limitation 81.219 57 General Fund Total Schedule II *318.157 00 Bond Interest and Sinking Fund Total Schedule I I I * 42,318 13 152,87500 165 282 00 00 00 42318 13 00 00 165382 00 00 00 42.318 13 3.000 00 00 00 168282 00 42.31813 87 062 43 81 219 57 42.318 13 00 00 Indebtedness 500 00 V III. C A P IT A L O U T L A Y S 1. N e w b u ild in g s ____________________ * 2. N e w fu rn itu re , e q u ip m e n t an d re p la ce m e n ts 3. L ib r a r y books . ’ 4. T o ta l C a p ita l O u t l a y s --------------* 300 00 * * 1.000 00 1.400 00 * 1.459 89 1.000 00 2.000 00 4,000 00 4.800 00 4.589 50 240 00 60 00 400.00 700 00 800 00 595 30 1,740 00 * 1260 00 * 2.700.00 * 50.00 * 25.00 ( $ 5,700 00 * 5.700 00 10000 * 7,000 00 * 6.644 69 * 7500 * 7004 1.320 00 2.200.00 8.800 00 8.440 00 7.722.50 57000 950.00 3,800 00 3.265 00 6.596 95 2.325 00 1J95 00 9200 00 4.000 00 12.363 45 5.500 00 t 22.000.00 * 15.78000 * 26,752 94 4.120.00 237500 6.995 00 * 9.47800 11.450 00 t 20.928 00 * 6.48127 , * * 323500 2387.00 6900.00 9.187.00 3.071 00 1.675.00 4.746 00 00.00 * 12.000 00 $ 8,00000 * 20.000.00 3220.00 300.00 3520 00 6.030 00 300 00 t 1853000 ( 4.450 00 400.00 12250.00 13,700 00 1.000 00 t 34.700 00 IX . D E B T S E R V I C E — N O N - B O N D E D •1. In te r e s t o n w a r r a n t s ____________ 2. T o ta l D ebt Service, N o n -b o n d e d T o ta l Schedule I I — G e n e ra l F u n d — Total estimated 1-6 n-4 I I I -7. IV-8 V-4 VI-3 VTI-3 VTIT-4 *522.450 00 * 200 00 1,000.00 VI. A U X ILIA R Y AGENCIES ( 1 ) Supplies and other expenses _ . * 25 00 2. Transportation of pupils: *(D Personal service 5 280 00 •(2) Supplies and other expenses _ ..... ... ........ . . .. 2,280 00 *(3) Repair and replacement busses ................................ 5.580 00 3. Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies * 13.165 00 VII. FIXED CHARGES •1. Insurance__________ 2. (2) Retirement_____ 3. Total Fixed Charges * * 22.000 00 1331000 332304 8.769 30 ( 11 992 34 *50 000 00 * 25.000 00 * 34.700 00 7,075 00 750 00 * 57.825 00 5,283 13 762 85 * 31.045 98 2,41000 10300 00 f 20,928 00 ) 24.568 61 * 8 10,033 13 t 7.17191 1 * 1.000.00 1.000 00 1.000 00 1200.00 1200 00 64055 640.55 43222 * 4.000 00 4.000 00 4.000 00 00 00 00 00 expenses for the year — sum of items IX-2 X *318.157.00 *30151075 *266928 38 *197,622.20 * 10500 00 8,7513* * 10500.00 225251 * 192 51 5 * » 12,75251 X. E M E R G E N C Y Amount of bonded indebtedness (include all negotiable interest-bearing warrants Issued under section 111-1016, O C I. A > Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants Issued and endorsed "not paid for want of funds" Amount of other Indebtedness Total Indebtedness sum of Items 1. 2. 3> YOUR Sewing Machine DR. C.W . GRAVES NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING with our grain-fed 417 Arcadia Blvd. j lng Sunday. beautiful gifts. After refreshments 1 twin daughters of Boise visited at prevented. family of Madras were dinner guests Mrs. La Vern Cleaver’s hand was were served the couple were chariv- the L. O Hawley home Sunday. Mrs. Willis Bertram. Mrs. Oeorge at the Eugene Cleaver home Sat hit by a ball causing a very pain Jimie and Carole Durrington took Cleaver, Mrs. La Vern Cleaver and urday evening. aried and taken to Nyssa for a ride ful Injury. Mrs. Alva Goodell attended the H. E. Mr and Mrs. John Bowen and down Main street with the groom part in the piano recital at the Na- Elizabeth Goodell of Emmett vis club meeting at the Oerrit 6tam Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Cleaver were ■arene church in Nyssa Thursday pulling the bride in a small wagon, evening, given by pupils of Mrs. D. ited the past week at the Leslie home Thursday afternoon. In Boise Memorial day where they 'fhe hostes-e? were Mrs. Tom Seward. I Topliff home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flvecoat and watched the Boise Pilots play ball. Evans. Mrs. Hawley. Mrs. Bill Gras- Mr. and Mrs. Don Herren of Mrs. Marjie Brabant of Cresent miek, Mrs. Bob Shaw, Mrs. Ed Mer- City, California is here to visit at Nyssa were over night guests at the onev. Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. the Roy Lobb home and attend the ; La Vern Cleaver home. Frank Preston and Mrs. Merle graduation of Helen and Roy Lobb. ; Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Cleaver, Mr. Thomson. She lias been visiting friends and and Mrs. Alva Goodell and Mr and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sager and relatives. Mrs. Brabant as a sister Mrs. La Vern Cleaver attended the Modernized to Portable electric, family and Mr. and Mrs. Williom of Mrs Lobb. They visited Satur Nyssa-Homedale baseball game at Optometrist Homedale Sunday. or Console Table Stand. New Turner and family of Nyssa went day in Emmett and Boise. Mrs. Ethel Goodell and family parts for all machines. Reverse on an outing to Boise Tuesday. Eyes Examined of Vale were Sunday dinner guests units Installed. One hundred The following visited at the home at the Leslie Topliff home. per cent guarantee repairing. of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Phillips in Crew Prevents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cleaver en Rebuilt machine bargains. . . . Phone 730 Nyssa Tuesday evening: Mr. and Break In Ditch tertained Saturday evening. Guests Mrs. F. A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. F. " L e t «" S A C K E T T were Mr and Mrs. Loyd Cleaver, Leon Burt and Rodney of New 718 Arthur St. 469 South First Street Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peter BUENA VISTA, June 8—When S. Mr and Mrs. Lester Cleaver and Mr. 3rd House South of Nyssa-Vale son and family of Green leaf and B. Hoffman started riding the ditch and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver. Caldwell, Idaho Highway U. S. No. 28 Mr and Mrs. Howard Day, Mr. Mr and Mrs Carl Hansen of Nyssa. Sunday, he saw that the main canal Since 1890 12 Yrs. Ontario Mrs. Ira Marrs of Mitchell Butte was ready to go out. With his work and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger and Mr and Mrs. Bob Mans of Nampa were and the help of others a break was and Mrs. Lester Cleaver went fish- | -allers at the Ed Meroney home Friday. Work is progressing on several new buildings in this community. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters oi School District No 26-c. ol Malheur County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEET Among them are the Frank Ned- balek residence, the R. Stohler resi ING of the said district will be held at the Nyssa Grade School on the 19th day of June. 1950 at 8 o’clock p. m„ for the purpose of discussing the dence, Pat Hohstadt’s bam and the budget for the fiscal school year, beginning July 1, 1950, and ending June 30, 1951, hereinafter set forth. Emblers machine shed. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Few of Sorcoro, New Mexico were week end visitors in the Dale Cary home. Estimated Receipts And Available Cash Balances Schedule I Mrs. Frank Nedbalek spent Mem orial day afternoon with Mrs. Le ITEM Roy Ellibee of Parma. (1) Total All Oeneral Mr and Mrs. Dwight Durrington Funds Fund and family were dinner guests of (2) (3) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grasmick Mem orial day. Estimated Receipts from J. T. Marton is sick. * 11,000 00 ' 1. Delinquent Taxes______ » 11.000 00 F. C. Fry. F A. Johnson and > 2. County School Fund 19.000. 00 16.000.00 Dwight Durrington made a trip to 108.000 00 ' 3. Basic School Support Fund ---------------- 108.000.00 Nampa Friday to attend to bus 1.500 00 ' 4. State Irreducible School Fund .... ......... 1.500.00 iness for the Grange. 2,600 00 S. Vocational Education--------------- _ --------- 2.600.00 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Samuels were 6,475.00 c. Veterans P ro gra m ------------ ------- -------- 6.475 00 pleasantly surprised Monday, when 1 . 000 . 00 7. Sales of Supplies, Property, or Equipment 1 . 000.00 Mrs. Samuels’ father, sister- and 2 . 000.00 2 . 000.00 8 . Rentals __ _____________________________ .. niece drove in for a visit from 1,300 00 1300 00 9. Other Sources___________________________ Kansas. *152,875.00 10. Estimated Total R eceipts----------------------- *152,875 00 Mr. and Mrs. George Grasmick 11. Estimated Available Cash Balance or Deficit and Dick were Sunday dinner 00 00 (Add Cash Balance—Deduct D e fic it)_____ 00 00 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ned balek. Afternoon callers were Mr. 12. Estimated Total Receipts and Available Cash Balance or Deficit $152,875.00 *152.875.00 and Mrs. Woodrow Seuell and fam ily of Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schedule II— General Fund Estimated Expenditures Nedbalek, and Mrs. Alice Fry. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Durrington Expenditures for Two Fiscal Years Next have purchased a new Oldsmobile. Preceding the Current School Year Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller of Hermlston have been visiting Jim Estimated Estimated Budget McD Roe and Susan, Ills mother, ' Elementary Junior High High Expenditures Expenditures Allowance First Year Detailed the past week. Schools Schools Schools for the for the in Detail Expenditures Lela Fry has been quite ill with Ensuing Ensuing for the for the Last Give measles the past week. School Year School Yeat Current Two year Yearly Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson and by Totals School Year ITEM In Detail Period Totals children and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Me (2) (3) (4) (6) (7) (5) (8) (1) (9) roney and Joy Cullen fished Sunday at Ross reservoir. Mrs. Smith Herrington of Roswell I. GENERAL CONTROL 1. Personal service: was a visitor in the F. D. Cary home (1) Superintendent .... $ 3.578.40 $ 894.60 * 5,964.00 * 5,874.00 $ 5,774.00 * 1.491.00 Thursday afternoon. (2) Stenographers and other Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Durrington 2.455.00 2.375.00 office assistants___________ — 1,509.00 377.25 628.75 2,515.00 and family were Saturday visitors (3) Compulsory education and at the C. R. Simmons home in 500 0« 500.00 300 00 7500 125.00 500 00 census ........................ -..........- Nampa. 315.00 496 05 180 00 4500 75.00 300.00 2. Supplies ................. ......... .... Letha and Ellen Sager of Nyssa 200.00 234.18 135.00 33 75 225 00 3. Elections and publicity____ _ 56.25 visited the H. E. Sager family Fri \ *4. Legal service (clerk’s bond, day afternoon. 200 00 2,135.90 22.50 37 50 150 00 90.00 audit, etc)............. ................... At the Grange meeting last *5. Other expense of general Thursday the young people fur 500.00 500 00 452.00 300.00 75.00 125.00 control : ___ ____ ____________ nished the entertainment during *6. Total Expense of General the lecturer’s hour. The Orcutt $ 10,154 00 * 10.154 00 $ 11967 13 * 1,623 10 * 2,538 50 * 10.044.00 * 8.51446 Control______________________ * 6.092.40 sister's sang "Quick Silver" and "Mother Nature’s Lullaby” ; Mari- II. INSTRUCTION—Supervision lynn Cary gave a reading, ’’Ma’s 1. Personal service: Club"; Joan and Marilynn Cary $ 6.11500 * 5.890.02 * 3.100 00 $ 4.475.00 $ 11.975.00 *(1) Principals and Supervisors $ 4,400 00 played two clarinet and tonette 2. Stenographers and other office duets, "Whispering Hope" and 1.800.00 1,71050 00 OO 1.600.00 3,100 00 1.500.00 assistants................................ "Lullaby’’ and Sharon Cary gave a 2. Supplies, principals and reading, "The Little Elf Man”. 770.00 942.01 97.50 322.50 81000 390.00 supervisors ............. .. ....... Mrs. Dennis Patch, Mrs. Kinsey 623 34 75.00 85 00 280.00 260.00 120.00 3. Other expense of supervision Keveren. Mrs. Don Campbell of * 8,060 65 * 3272.50 * 16.16500 $ 16.165 00 * 8.945 00 * 9,165.87 6,410.00 * 6,482.50 4. Total Expense of Supervision _ » Nyssa and Mrs. F A. Johnson at • tended W. S. C. S. day program at III. INSTRUCTION—Teaching the annual conference o f the Metho 1. Personal service: $123,762.88 *148.660.00 $136951.75 * 21,800 00 * 45.360 00 dist church in Caldwell Thursday. •(1) Teachers ......... ............. * 81.50000 6,475.00 5,855.22 6,475.00 Mr. and Mi’s. H. P. Ostermiller 2. Veterans Program .................... 353.77 100 00 200 00 375.00 300.00 75.00 3. Library supplies, repairs_____ and Junior Ireland of Fruitland and 7,050 00 6,612.23 2275.00 7,356 00 3,400.00 1,375 00 4. Supplies (chalk, paper, e t c ) __ Mrs. John Weber of Longmont, 2.550.00 1,771.57 2.000 00 600 00 100.00 2,700 00 5. Textbooks ........ ... ........ Colorado were Thursday evening 1,075.00 1,380 77 135.00 40 00 925.00 1.100.00 *6. Other expense of teaching . viitors at the Bill Grasmick home. * 48,860 00 *166.360.00 *139.736.44 $154,706.75 *111.669 06 * 23915 00 *166.360.00 *7. Total Expense of Teaching___ * 87,110.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker and children of Redmond, Oregon have IV. OPERATION OF PLANT been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1. Personal service; Baxter while here on business the ♦(1) Janitors and other past week. * 20,500 00 * 15,630 00 $ 14,114.00 * 6.880 00 employees ............... ...............* 9.830 00 * 3.79000 Mrs. L. G. Hawley and Dick made 4,627.89 4,550 00 1,500.00 4,500.00 1.000 00 •2. Janitors’ supplies . . 2,000 00 a business trip to Boise last Mon 2,400.00 4.000 00 5,969 69 2,300.00 6.000 00 1.300.00 *3. Fuel day. 3200 00 3,149 66 1.000 00 2.000.00 1,900 00 4.900 00 *4. Light and power . Representatives of the college at 61000 43129 150 00 300.00 250.00 700 00 •5. Water and Sewer ____________ Lewiston called on Mary Jo Jenkins 525.41 41000 100.00 200 00 150.00 450 00 •6. Telephone ............... . — and Helen Lobb last week to assist 100.00 164.50 25.00 60 00 15.00 100 00 7. Other expense of operation___ them In arranging plans for attend * 28.500 00 $ 28.982 44 * 20.690 29 $ 7,35500 ) 13205.00 * 37,150 00 * 37,15000 '8. Total Expense of Operation___ * 16.490.00 ing college there tills fall. S c h e d u le I I I — B o n d I n t e r * « ! a n d S in k in g F u n d 00(10 00 00 *522.450 00 Dated this May 16. 1950 Signed: Henry H. Hartley District Clerk Chairman. Board of Directors C. W Buchner Approved by Budget Committee May 16. 1950 Signed: Henry Zobell Secretary. Budget Committee R. O. Whitaker Chairman. Budget Committee SERVICE-BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUND •I. Principal on bonds (Include negotiable interest-bearing war rants issued under s e c tio n H l- 1016 O . C. L A .) _________________ *2. Interest on bonds t 26.50000 1521813 T otal Schedule I I I — D e b t S e rv ic e -B o n d s an d Intercut t 42518 13 DEBT *1. * 4 2 5 1 *1 * * 7,486 26
