THE NYSSA GATE CITY JO U R N A L . NYSSA. ORECOM, TH U RSD A Y . A P R IL U . 19S1
PA G E TWO
evenLally receive a hom estead, won
in th e re ce n t veterans draw ing The
group also visited In B ridgeport.
W ashington, a n d In M adras. O re
gon.
Elver Nielsen was honored Wed
nesday evening a t a b irth d a y d in
ner given by Mrs. Elver Nielsen
O uests included Mr a n d Mrs Ed
Nielsen a n d T om m y of Nu-Acres.
Mr and M rs W ally O rc u tt and
ram lly of P ayette. Lois and Nolly
R ichards of Nu-Acres, and Mr and
Mrs. C lifford Nielsen a n d family
Picnicking a t the Owyhee dam
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
A ckerm an a n d sons of P ayette. Mr
and Mrs B urrell Collins of New
Plym outh. Mrs. Veva C astle and
Mr and Mrs. C lifford Wolfe and
two d aughters. O th ers driving to
th e dam , were M iss M ertrude King.
Mr H erm an Lorensen, Mr. a n d Mrs
K e n n eth Lorensen, a n d M r and
W orthw hile (!luh
H olds (¿uthering
SU NSET VALLEY, Apr 26—T h e
W orthw hile club m eeting was well
a tte n d ed T hursday afternoon when
the m em bers m et a t th e hom e of the
hostess, Mrs W illiam Oregg, with
Mrs. A nne Oregg as co-hostess.
A fter individually answ ering roll
call by telling the w orst rain storm s
they had experienced, th e m em bers
exchanged household h in ts
R e
freshm ents were served to 30 T he
May club m eeting will be held a t
the hom e of Mrs C laude Wilson,
with Mrs. C larence Reed assisting.
Mr and Mrs Jam es Robb, and
M r and Mrs Pete W ilson and son,
David, arrived hom e late Sunday
from E p h rata, a fte r looking over
the land about eight miles n o rth
of Moses Lake, w here Robb will
Mrs. W ilbur C hapin. Miss K ing is
a house guest for several days a t
the Lorensen home.
An overnight guest a t th e hom e
of Mr. and Mrs Ira C hadd last
Sunday was Don Moles of Ailborn,
W ashington. Moles Is a brother of
Mrs K atheryn Dickson, whose fu n
eral was held Tuesday m orning.
Mr and Mrs Harold Moles of Elm
Creek. Nebraska visited Mr and
Mrs C hadd W ednesday before re
tu rn in g to their home.
Mr and Mrs Albert Nothels a t
tended the farewell p arty held a t
the parish hall Tuesday for P a th e r
Quigley, who will leave soon for
Ireland.
Mr and Mrs H arry Rataezyk and
Mr and Mrs. Casm ier Rataezyk and
th eir families atten d ed th e first pic
nic of the year for m em bers of the
Sphinx club In Caldwell
O vernight guests a t the C laude
Wilson home last F riday were Mr
and Mrs. T om Dialler of Vallejo,
C alifornia. T he women are sisters.
D lstler, a m achinist, and his wife,
who are on vacation, continued on
to A nchorage. Alaska, where they
m ay consider locating.
M r a n d M rs Curtis Lindsey of
Pendleton arrived last week-end
a t th e C harles Schweixer home.
L indsay will help Charles Schwelaer.
while his «rife will help In the house.
O vernight guests at the hom e of
O ra Newgen were Mr and Mrs.
Dave Howard. Mr and Mrs. How
a rd who sp e n t the winter In Salem ,
were en ro u te to their new location
n e ar C am as P rairie. Idaho.
Mrs. M arlon Carey spent the
week-end visiting In Boise a t the
hom e of h e r sister-in-law , Mrs. Art
Gibbons.
Mr. and M rs. Oene C leaver were
hosts a t a Sunday dinner a t th e ir
hom e for over 40 guests. Included
were M r and M rs Howard Day and
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School D istrict No 26-C. of M alheur County. S ta te of Oregon, th a t a SCHOOL M EET
ING of the said d istric t will be held a t Ju n io r H igh School on th e 14th day of May. 1961 a t 8:00 o'clock p. m . for the purpose of discussing the
budget for the fiscal school year, beginning Ju ly t. 1941 a n d ending Ju n e 30. 1942. h e rein afte r set forth.
BUDGE T
S chedule I
E stim ated R eceipts and A vailable Cash Balances
ITEM
G eneral
Pund
(3)
T o tal All
Punds
(21
(11
E stim ated R eceipts from
1 D elinquent T axes
2 County School Pund
3 Basic School Support P und
4. 8 .ate Irreducible School Pund
5. Vocational Education
8
V eteran's P rogram
7. R entals
8. O ther Sources
'
t
0
Estim ated T otal Receipts
10 Estim ated Available C ash B alance or D eficit
(Add C ash B alance—D educt D eficit)
11 Estim ated T otal Receipts a n d Available C ash B alance o r D eficit
Schedule II—G en eral F u n d
3.000 00
17.000 00
150.000 00
1.500 00
2.600 00
7.000 00
2,50000
2,000 00
I
3.000 00
17,000 00
150,000 00
1.500 00
2,600 00
7.000 00
2.500 00
1185,600 00
(185,600 00
00 00
00 00
2.000 00
(185.600 00
(185,600 00
E stim ated E x penditures
E xpenditures for Two Fiscal Y ears Next
Preceding th e C u rre n t School Y ear
E lem entary
Schools
(3)
ITEM
(1)
E stim ated
Expenditures
for the
Ensuing
High School Year
Schools In Detail
(4)
(5
Ju n io r H igh
Schools
(3)
E stim ated
B udget
D etailed
E xpenditures Allowance E xpenditures F irst Y ear
for the
in D etail for th e Last
E nsuing
for th e Y ear of the Qlve Y early
School Y ear
C u rre n t T w o-year
T otals
by T otals
School Y ear
Period
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
I. GENERAL CONTROL
Personal service:
(1> S u p erin ten d en t
•
(2) S tenographers and other
office a ssistan ts
(3) Com pulsory education
and census
Supplies
2
3 Elections and publicity
4 Legal service (clerk's bond.
audit, etc >
5. O ther expense of general
control:
(1) ......... ................... ....................
8. T otal E xpense of G eneral
< ontrol
(
•
$ 5.87400
1
3.840 00
f
»60 00
t
1,600 00
3 6.400 00
(
5.064 00
405 00
875 00
2.700 00
2.51500
2.445 24
300 00
21000
135 00
7500
32 50
33 75
126 00
87 50
56.23
500.00
350 00
223 00
500 00
300 00
225 00
47500
239 04
348 70
»0 00
22 50
37 50
150 00
150 00
048 00
420 00
105 00
175 00
700 00
500 00
568.29
3 3.758.25
3 11.025 00
$ 10,154.00
8 10,887.26
t
1.620 00
8,615.9#
I
1.053.75
8 11.025.00
( 11,967.13
II. INHTKUCTION — Supervision
1
2
3
4.
III.
Personal Service
l l ) Principals * Supervisors
<2>8tenographers and o th er
office assistants
Supplies, principals and
supervisor«
O ther expense of supervision
» 4.600 00
* 3.400 00
4,77509
3 12.775 00
3 1197500
$ 6.080.01
1.650 00
OOOO
1,650 00
3,300 00
3.100 00
1,499 46
51000
240 00
1 7 009 0«
$
127 50
75 00
3.00258
372 50
205 00
7,001.30
1,010 00
520 00
I 17.60500
( 17.803 00
81000
280 00
3 16.165 00
(
365 53
675 53
8,620.53
1 92.790 00
1 24.620 00
75 00
3.600 00
2.800 00
420 00
! 99,885 90
100 00
1,475 00
»00 00
180 00
8 27,175.00
3 50.593 00
6.875 00
200 00
2.200 00
100 00
1.275 00
1 61,245 00
»168,005 00
6,87500
376 00
7.275 00
33)00 00
1,87500
3188.205 0«
1183.205.00
»148.660 00
6.475.00
375 00
7.050 00
2.700.00
1,100 00
1166.360.0«
$133.460 62
5.51303
347 92
3,724 95
3,796 31
3.651 44
»130.4*4.37
1 11.100 00
2.200 00
2.500 00
1.900 00
250 00
150 00
60 00
«
( 18.100 00
1 5.240 00
1,100 00
1,700 00
1,100 00
150 00
100 00
1300
1 9.493 09
3 6.660 00
1.700 00
2.800 00
2,000 00
300 00
250 00
25 00
3 13,735.00
3 23.000 00
6.000 00
7.000 00
5.000 00
700 00
500 00
100 00
» 41.300.00
» 41.300 00
$ 20.500 00
4.500 00
6.000 00
4.900 00
700 00
450 00
100 00
1 37.150.00
( 14.641 24
3 454 IS
3.752.70
3571 63
413.64
558 93
115 50
1 26507.77
1
(
8
Total Expense of Supervision
(
•
1
0,185.87
IN ST R U C T IO N —T each in g
1
Personal service:
1 1 ) T eachers
2 V eteran's Program
3 L ibrary suppllrs, repairs
4 Supplies (chalk, paper, etc.)
5 T extbooks
8 O th e r expense of teaching
7. T otal Expense of T each in g
»V. O PERATIO N OF PLANT
1 Personal service:
l l ) Ja n ito rs and o th er
empli yees
2 Janitors', supplies .................
3 Fuel
4 L ight and power
5 W ater
6 Telephone
7 O th e r expense ol operation
a. ToChl Expense of O peration
(139,736.44
( 88583.44
M AINTENANCE AND REPAIR
V.
i
2
3
4.
VI.
1
2
3.
R epair and m ain ten an ce of
fu rn itu re and equipm ent
H epalr and m ain ten an ce of:
(1) Building« A G rounds
O th er expense of m aintenance
und repairs
Total E xpense of M aintenance
and Repair*
8
500 00
•
'200 00
300 00
1 000 00
1 000 00
8 3 168 10
1 000 00
1 500 00
2 500 00
5.000 00
4 000 00
5335 50
240 00
60 00
400 00
700 00
700 00
248 62
3.300 00
8 6,700.00
8 6,7 MOO
1 8.733.22
1.740 00
1
1.700 00
3
(
6.790.00
A U X IL IA R Y AG ENC IES
H ealth Service:
(!) Supplies a n d o th er
50 00
expttMM
(
T ran sp o rta tio n of pupils:
5 940 00
(1) Personal service
i2) Supplies and o th er
2.460 00
rxpenM t
. -___
(3) Hepalr and replacem ent
1 900 00
of busses
T otal Expense of Auxiliary
A ir n r if i
VII. F IX E D CH ARG ES
1
3.
3.
2
Insurance
R etirem ent
25 00
1
3
100 00
3
29 72
8 800 00
6.121 94
61S00
1 023 00
4 100 DO
3 800 00
3 688 01
4»5 00
823 00
3.300 00
9.300 00
1 868 53
$
1 000 00
9
100 00
9.000 00
1 128 00
1 000 00
1 2.923 00
2.334 00
7200 00
1 0.533 0«
(
2,475 00
1
t
25 00
1.183 00
3.430 99
1 10.430.00
--------- 1
T otal Fixed Chargea
•
4.350 00
1 17.400 00
1,450 00
3 000 00
$ 4.45000
» 4.000 00
12 .000 00
• 16.900 09
$
(
8 17.400 0«
1 33.000.00
3 11.708.3«
$ 14,904 00
0 0.478 00
11.450 00
3 20.928 00
3 4 295 03
9.793 61
1 14.088.04
V ili CAPITAL O UTLAYS
1
3
3
4.
New buildings
•
New fu rn itu re, equipm ent
a n d replacem ents
Ocher cap ital outlays:
(1) Library books
_________
T otal C apital Outlay«
1
00 00
1
1830 00
300 00
1.190 00
1
200000
3 000 00
1 20 000 00
1 »0.000 oo
13,700 00
4.834 07
3.100 00
3 »00 00
8000 00
400 00
»00 00
1 0.40000
1 ii.io o oo
1.580 00
IX . DEBT SERVICE—NON
NO M IE I)
1. In tere st on w arrant«
3. T otal Debt Service. Non bonded
X . EM ERGENCY
1.200 00
8
8
8 11.100 00
3500 00
3.500 00
4.000 00
T otal Schedule II — G eneral K»nd T otal estim ated expenses for th e year—tu rn of
Items 1-8. 114. IK -7 IV-8. V-4. VI-8, V n -1 . VUI-4, IX -8 X
1.000 00
881 44
« 34.700 0«
t 55515.51
1 000 00
1.000 00
t
3.500 00
5
4.000 00
5 4.00000
5
8318.785 00
1518.157 00
(380540 87
8
88857
888 57
00 00
$
CARD O F THAN KS
We w b h to express o u r appreci
ation for th e b eautiful floral trib
utes offered In m em ory of W arren
A therton a n d for kindnesses ex ten d
8,844.89 ed to us d u rin g our re ce n t bereave
m ent.
Mrs. W arre n L. A therton.
M r a n d Mrs. J. B A therton and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. M B S kinner.
3
8.
ice-B anda a a d
Inlerevt
8 41.48*35
1 <851*13
1 1858158
The amount of tax, in excess of the 6% limitation,
proposed to be levied for said fiscal year is $43,848.82.
Dated this 17th day of April, 1951.
Attest:
John Schenk
Henry H. Hartley
District Clerk
Chairman Board of Directors
BEET LIFTER-WINDROWER
1951 Improved Model
Lifts and Windrows Three Rows
• The Beet Lifter-Windrower was tested and proven
during the Beet Harvest of 1950.
• Growers claim by this mode of harvesting beets
more tonnage of beets per day, with less equipment in
volved, than any other means of harvesting beets found
to date.
• GROWERS CLAIM 400 TON, or better, DAILY
AVERAGE WITH THIS EQUIPMENT, during 1950
harvest.
• Quite a number of new features have been incor
porated in the 1951 model machine. All bearings now
used are sealed roller bearings.
• Owing to shortages of materials production of this
equipment will be limited. Orders should be placed at
once.
Equipment On Display For Inspection
A t Th«
Paul Equipment & Welding Shop
P au l, Idaho
G eneral Fund
T o ta l S chedule n
(3)
Bond In te re st and
S inking F und
T o ta l Schedule in
(4)
3360526 00
5318.735 00
* 41.490 00
185.600 00
174.625 00
185.600 00
133,135 00
00 00
41,490 00
00 00
174.625 00
00 00
133,136 00
00.00
41.490 00
3,000 00
T o ta l AH Funds
( 2 )
O. C. I,. A . ) ______________________________
Am ount of w a rra n t indebtedness on w arran t
endorsed "not paid for w ant of funds''
A m ount of o th er indebtedness
_____
T otal In d eb ted n ess turn of Items 1, 2, 2)
D ated th is April 17. 1941
Signed
8 11,48858
COM PLAINTS. C IR C U IT COURT
U nited C redit M en's association
vs. R obert A. P alm er, recovery on
account. (431.61.
U nited C red it M en's association
vs. C lifford E. P u tm an , recovery on
account, (385.77.
In v e stm e n t Service com pany vs.
J . D. Corliss, recovery on note,
(324.13.
The reasons for increasing such levy are:
The amount of money available within the 6%
limitation is no longer sufficient to operate the schools.
The Korean Incident and events related thereto are
largely responsible in the present instance.
5388 *28 38
4.
« 18580 00
*78138
townsrte,
NEWS OF RECORD
3.000 00
00.03
3177,829 00
1136.135 00
t 41.490 00
$133,776 18
$ 43.848 82
1 92586 18
$ 43.848 82
8 41.490 00
00 00
Indebtedness
J.
5 *0500 00
15.815 13
6. o riginal
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held
in School District No. 26-C of Malheur County, State of
Oregon, from 2:00 p. m. to 8:00 p. m. at the Nyssa Ele
mentary School in said school district, for the purpose
of submitting to the legal voters of said district the
question of increasing the tax levy for the fiscal year
1951-1952 over the amount limited by section 11, article
XI, of the Constitution of Oregon.
T otal estim ated e xpenditures ___________ _
DEDU CT:
1 115*334 T otal estim ated receipts a n d available cash
balances (Schedule I)
______
Am ount necessary to balance th e b u d g e t___
DEDUCT
Deficit forvrarded to n e x t fiscal y e a r _____
B alance to be raised by t a x a t i o n ___________
ADD
b tlm a te d am o u n t of taxes th a t will not be
collected
d uring th e fiscal year for which
« 31.045.18
th is budget Is m a d e ___________________
T otal estim ated tax levies for rn ssln g ftarsi
y e a r _________ _________ _______________ _
Analysis of estim ated tax levies:
A m ount Inside 6% lim ita tio n _________
640 55
A m ount outside 8% lim ita tio n _________
1
00 00
2.
8 18.300 00
14 .880 30
street, block
(1500.
Notice of School Election Upon Question
of Increasing Tax Levy Over Amount
Limited by Section 11, Article XI, State
Constitution
ESTIM A TIO N O F TAX
LEVY
(1)
$ 38.7(3 *1
D E B T SE R V IC E -B O N D IN TER E ST
AND SIN K IN G F U N D
P rincipal on bonds i include
negotiable interval-bearing w ar
ra n ts
issued
under section
111-101«. O i
l A )
Interval on bonds
T o u t S ch ed vle III—D ebt S erv
BU ILD IN G PE R M IT S
W illiam K. Day, rem oval and a lt
e ratio n , N. F irst street, lot 1. block
63. O reen addition. (3000. 20 x 28.
fram e.
H eldt brothers, construction, g a r
age. F o u rth street, lot 8. block 37,
P a rk addition. (1000, fram e. 20 by
22 .
H ouston W ilson, a lte ra tio n and
addition. 311 S. Seventh street.
S tu n s addition. (2000. 12 x 20 and
10 x 14, fram e.
Boise P a y e tte L um ber com pany,
a lte ra tio n , warehouse, 102 N. F irst
S ch ed u le VI—S u m m ary of Eollm atea of E x p en d itu res. R eceipts
and A v ailab le Cash Balances, an d T ax Levies
S chedule III—B ond In le re e l an d S in king Fund
1.
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jim R itchie
and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. M agnus
E kanger a n d Je rry . H u b ert P ark er,
and th e fam ilies of th e four Cleaver
brothers. Lester. Lloyd, D elbert and
Alvin.
Rex L angley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ja m es Langley, has th e m um ps this
week
W eek-end guests a t th e hom e of
Mr. a n d Mrs. F red Babcock were
Mr a n d Mrs. Jo h n Babcock of M os
cow. Idaho. F red a n d Jo h n are
brothers.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W ayne Robb m ov
ed th is week from th e basem ent
of the Robb hom e to th e new resi
dence on th e Leslie D itty farm .
Mr. a n d Mrs. Bus O sborn and
son, Jim m ie, and th e ir friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Combs of Ironside,
left S a tu rd a y for G a rd en Valley,
Id ah o About 30 friends from Boise
and Nyssa were also p lan n in g on
arriving a t the M. O sborn ra n ch for
a d in n er a n d w eek-end gathering.
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. H. T olm an and
children of O n tario were supper
guests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
O rover Cooper Sunday. Mrs. K e n
n e th L orensen a n d Mr. a n d Mis.
Cooper m ade a trip to Boise T h u rs
day.
Revival m eetings u n d e r the lead
ership of E vangelist O la Y anacy
a t th e S u n set Assembly of God
ch u rch in S u n set valley will be con
tinued w ith th e last service being
held th e evening of S unday. April
29, announced Rev. Q u en tin C alapp.
T h e M -m en and G le an e r girls of
th e Owyhee L. D. 8. w ard held th eir
a n n u al banquet a n d program S a t
urday evening in th e A drian grade
school building. T h e wom en of the
relief society p repared a n d served
th e d inner.
Je a n n ie Norris a n d h e r sister.
Nancy, of N am pa arriv e d S atu rd ay
to spend a week a t th e hom e of
th e ir uncle and a u n t. M r. a n d Mrs.
F ra n k Perko.
J e a n n ie has th e
measles.
S unday d in n er guests of Mr. and
Mrs. O laf Fyllingness w ere’Mr. and
Mrs. J o h n G ro ttv let a n d family.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Lew MoCoy of Iro n
side were here shopping Tuesday
and W ednesday, stay in g overnight
as guests a t Mrs. M arie C. Black
a n d a b o visiting th e ir son, Charlie.
M rs. S. E. F lan ag an will be hostess
a t h e r hom e to th e m em bers of th e
S unset aux iliary a t its re g u la r m eet
ing M ay 3.
G eorge Folkm an a n d h is d a u g h
ter, C arol, have Just recuperated
from a siege of influenza.
L orin S to n e and two of th e child
ren m ade a week-end trip to U tah
in th e tru ck for m ore of S to n e ’s
cattle, w hich h e will bring back
to th e fa rm here.
Mrs. W ilfred G ilbert a n d son were
overnight guests a t th e hom e of her
p aren ts, M r. a n d M rs George W il
son, F riday, re tu rn in g to La G rande
S a tu rd ay afternoon.
M arjorie, C harles, N ardell and
Joyce Bowers were d in n e r guests
Sunday a t th e W ilbur C h a p in home.
N ineteen m em bers of th e S unset
4-H club m et S a tu rd a y afternoon
w ith th e ir leader, K e n n e th Lorensen.
a t the hom e of Paul K n o ttin g h a m to
give re p o rts on th e feeding of th e ir
anim als. Following th e ir m eeting,
the group played a ball gam e and
enjoyed refreshm ents.
T h e next
m eeting will be held a t th e E rnest
K a n easter hom e.
T h e group is
planning on hiking to th e sum m it of
M itchell butte.
Mr a n d Mrs. G lenn K n o ttin g h a m
of Boise were w eek-end guests a t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Oounsil.
Mrs. Bud C h a rla n d a n d son, P erry
Lee. sp e n t F riday a fte rn o o n v b it-
lng a t th e hom e of M r a n d Mrs. Ira
C hadd. C h a rla n d Is fa rm in g th b
year on th e old Apple Valley road.
T he young people's S u n d a y school
class enjoyed a potluck d in n er S u n
day a t th e hom e of th e ir teacher,
Mrs. W illiam G regg.
T h e outing
concluded a class-contest. C roquet
and ball were played.
Mrs. S te w a rt Schw eizer and young
son from R eno spent 10 days vblting
her m other. Mrs E. W. O ldham of
Nyssa. a n d a b o Mr. and Mrs. R obert
Schw eizer in Vale a n d Mr. and Mrs.
O H. Schw eizer of S u n set valley .
Mrs M arie C. Black was taken to
the Nyssa hospital F rid a y suffering
from cerebral embolism
By the
first of th e week, her h e a lth had Im
proved considerably.
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H H. H a rtle y
D istrict C lerk
Approved by B udget C om m it im AtjrU 17.1941
Signed
Don B Moss
Secretary. Budget Committee
1 negotiable
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C h airm an . B oard of D irectors
E iden Y ergensen
C h a irm a n . B udget C om m ittee