Correspondent Reports Memorial Day
Visitations in Newell Heights Area
THAT'S nmn
WATER FUND — REVENUES (Continued)
Actual
Actual
1961-62
1960-61
Rita Mae, Charles and Dale
By Mrs. Wilton Witt
Topliff,
children of Mr. and Mrs.
NEWELL HEIGHTS — Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Begeman, her mother, Edward Topliff of Hazelton, spent
Mrs. Ida Hodge of Kingman Kolo- last Thursday night visiting their
ny, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van De . cousins at the Irvin Topliff home.
Water and Kent of Big Bend were . Marcia Topliff accompanied the
dinner guests last Thursday eve Edward Topliffs to their home
ning of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Witt. Friday for a visit. Leslie Topliff
Mr and Mrs. William McAttee and granddaughter, Rita Mae,
and daughter, Annie of Yelm, were Sunday dinner guests of the
Wash., arrived Friday noon to I Irvin Topliffs.
visit at the Witt home. They vis Attend Ten Davis Services
ited at the W. C. Van DeWater
Mrs. Ida Collins of Ontario
home Friday evening. Mrs. Mc spent two days last week with
Attee is a cousin of Mrs. Witt and her nephew and niece, Mr. and
Mrs. Van DeWater. They were Mrs. M. L. Kurtz. Thursday mor
enroute to visit relatives in Colo ning they attended memorial ser
rado and Kansas and left Satur vices at Ten Davis cemetery and
day morning.
joined Mrs. Kurtz’ relatives for a
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Worden and picnic dinner at the home of Mr.
family and Mrs. Lydia Worden and Mrs. I. C. Durnel. They were
spent last Thursday with Mrs. . ' accompanied by their three
Verna Costley in Homedale. They j grandchildren who are visiting
all enjoyed a family cookout in from Prairie City.
the back yard. Others attending | Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Rashleigh of
were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Costley : Vancouver Island, Victoria, Cana-
and daughter of Big Bend, Mrs. l da, arrived Friday for a visit of
Linda Price and children of several days in the M. L. Kurtz
Homedale.
home. The Kurtz couple took
YOUR BOND DOLLARS
Steven Call of Bountiful, Utah, them to Owyhee dam Saturday
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arrived last Thursday evening to and planned to go to Brownlee
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spend 10 days visiting his uncle dam on Monday. The Rashleighs
soycu'u 8£ABL£ 7Ö ENJOY 7»£ 7MM6S/Oui?e SWING FOR.
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Leon expected to leave Tuesday.
Chamberlain and family. Zelma
Mrs. Eugene Pratt and children
and Arlene Simpson were Sun- j___
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Mrs. ___________
Anna Pratt spent
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day dinner^ guests at the Cham- i morjai ¿ay afternoon in Caldwell
JOINS DeMOLAY CHAPTER
berlain home.
' decorating graves and visiting
Paul House, Jr., was initiated
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fenn and friends.
May 27 into Owyhee chapter of
family went to Indian Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Elsmore Fenn and
DeMolay in the Ontario Masonic
cemetery Sunday to decorate daughter of Homedale visited last
By Lois Council
temple. During installation cere
graves. They then went to New ' Thursday morning with his bro-
monies held the following Wed
Meadows to visit her sister, Mr. I ther, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn.
Mrs. Adah Schweizer recently nesday evening, he was installed
and Mrs. Lowell Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd took visited her son, Robert and family as orator.
his mother of Parma to visit her in Burns.
Suffers Mild Heart Attack
Greg Sumner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thelma Hammon received son, Gordon Judd, who lives east
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munn and Mrs. Orin Sumner, is also a mem
word that Mrs. Edith Hammon, j of Parma and was home from the children were May 26 dinner ber of the Owyhee chapter of De
now visiting her children in Utah, I hospital for the weekend.
guests at the home of his parents, Molay.
suffered a mild heart attack and Stacy Glenn Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Munn.
was taken to a hospital Saturday.
Cow Belles’ banquet at the Gol
Stacy Glenn, daughter of Mr. Ladies Visit in Utah
She planned to return Sunday to and Mrs. Charles Glenn, had a i
Mrs. George Folkman and Mrs. den Slipper in Vale, which hon
her daughter’s home.
birthday party on May 28 She ■ Delbert Garner recently visited ored the “Father of the Year,”
Navy Lt. Stanley Parsons left was four years old. Present were several days with their mother, Russell Girvin of the Grove com
May 30 for his home in California. 22 children, six mothers, her Mrs. Rae Etherington in Ogden. munity.
His wife, Kaye, and daughter re grandmothers and her great- They returned home May 22. Mrs.
Henry and Dent Mitchell were
mained for a two-week visit with | . grandmother.
Ed Salters of Nyssa accompanied May 26 dinner guests of Mr. and
her mother, Mrs. Thelma Ham
Mrs. Marie Moore was a Sun- them to Willard and visited her Mrs. Phillip Mitchell. ’ Mr. and
mon, Billy and other relatives.
' day luncheon guest of Mrs. Mar-
Mar son, Leo, until the two ladies re Mrs. Lewis Mitchell joined them
Ricky Conant of Mountain guerite Scott at Adrian.
turned to bring her home.
and spent the afternoon playing
Home is visiting Mr. and Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Jake Borge and
badminton.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Alexander
Rollo Fenn. He arrived a week family attended Memorial day
ago and expects to spend most of j services at Rosedale cemetery in and children spent May 26 with Visitors From Othello
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Woolley of
the summer at the Fenn home. Weiser and spent the day with her sister, Mrs. Elvin Fogelman
and family, to honor the third Othello, Wash., visited several
Mr. and Mrs. Fenn and Ricky had Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Harvey.
birthday anniversary o f Karen days the past week with their
dinner Memorial day with Mr.
Doris Delbert and family of Fogelman.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vem Gar
and Mrs. Earl Ward in Nyssa.
Albany, Ore., were Sunday after
Mr. and Mrs. John Cleaver of ner and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Wool-
Mrs. Alfred Simpson, Karen and noon visitors of his uncle and
Nyssa and their cousins, Mr. and 1 ley.
Johnnie visited Sunday afternoon aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fenn.
Mrs. Chester Coffin of Salem, vis
Mr. and Mrs. John Reffett and
with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Overstreet ited May 25 with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dee McKie of Em
Twin Babies Blessed
of Boise were Monday dinner
mett returned May 21 from
Mrs. Julia Webster, Mr. and; guests of his brother and sister- Magnus Ekanger.
Brownlee after spending five days
Mrs. Reed Udall and family of in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Judd. Observe Anniversary
fishing there.
Kaysville, Utah; Mrs. John Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kriegh
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mitchell
Mrs. Lee Dail, Mrs. Dale Over
and daughter of Layton, Utah; and family of Rupert visited Sat- and family, John Cleaver, Mr. and
Mr, Ford E.m
O»d..„; » and |
'.TrSX Mrs. A. T. Knowles, Dent, Henry stake of Nyssa, Mrs. Howard Dale
and Mrs. Charles Chapin were
Mrs. Lyman Call and daughter of Kriegh home.
and Ike Mitchell went May 23 to May 22 luncheon guests of Mrs.
Bountiful, Utah, arrived Satur
Sunday afternoon callers at the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
day for a visit of several days at home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pratt Mitchell for ice cream and cake Rex Nichols in Homedale.
Mr. and Mrs. James Phifer of
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill were Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Carr in honor of the latter’s birthday
Adrian
were recent luncheon
Call. They all attended services and daughter, Christina Jo; Mr. anniversary.
guests at the home of Mrs. Charles
at the LDS church Sunday when and Mrs. Peter de Boer and son,
Mrs. Charles Schweizer and Chapin.
the Calls’ twin babies were bless Danny, all of Ontario; Mrs. Luth
Mrs.
Adah Schweizer attended a
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Headden
ed.
er Correll of Umatilla, Ore. They recent meeting of the Cow Belles of Ontario were May 26 evening
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Province of
went from there to the Owyhee in Westfall. Mr. and Mrs. Charles dinner guests at the home of Mr.
Caldwell, Mrs. Floyd Eason and dam.
Schweizer recently attended the and Mrs. Kenneth Lorensen.
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Johnson and
children of Parma were Thursday
afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
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L. C. McDermott.
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RETURNS TO TACOMA
Mrs. Lucille Stewart left Satur
day evening for her home in Ta
coma after spending several days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Kingrey.
VISIT IN MONTANA
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brammer re
turned Sunday afternoon from
Townsend, Mont., where they
■pent several days visiting his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr and
Mrs. George Z. Brammer and Bet
ty. They also visited with his
nephews, Gale and Jerry Bram
mer and families.
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GENERAL FUND — REVENUES (Continued)
Street Improvement
NOTE Amount bv Tax Levy Outside 6%
5-Mill Levy Outside 6%
1963 Street Levy Outside 6%
Transfer from Water Dept.
Transfer from Sewer Dept
TOTAL GENERAL FUND REVENUES
Less Transfer to:
Street Fund
Bond and Interest Fund
TOTAL NET
GENERAL FUND REVENUES
Actual
1960-61
Actual
1961-62
20,515.34
11 314 18
17,610 25
11,189.17
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963-64
1,357.00
7,423.75
3.900.00
4,735.00
8,307 40
$114,656.60
$179,116.41
$135,350.71
$130,381 00
$18 391 15
12 205 56
$11.189.17
16,790.02
$12.320.38
22,330 33
$13,000.00
17,395.00
$84.059.89
$151,137.22
$100,700 00
$99,986.00
Actual
1960 61
Actual
1961 62
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963-64
$ 4 560 00
70 00
$ 4,800.00
90.00
$ 4,800 00
1,000.00
$ 4,980.00
1,500.00
2,456.50
4.200 78
84.72
8,585 13
286.13
2,644.03
3,784 82
357.73
6.307.26
32000
2,000.00
4,800.00
150 00
6,000.00
2,000.00
4.426.00
500.00
11.902 00
275 00
1.978 23
4.844 91
4,751.69
4.244 70
3,151.12
TOTAL WATER FUND
EXPENDITURES
$50.233.75
EASY CREDIT TERMS
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Estimated Cash Balance
Service Charges
Other Receipts
TOTAL WATER FUND REVENUES
Less Transfers to:
Street Fund
General Fund
Bond and Interest
TOTAL NET
WATER FUND REVENUES
TOTAL
REVENUE
Proceeds from Bond Sale
1,000.00
$31,451.35
$45,000.00
$50,000.00
$45,000.00
$50,000.00
STREET FUND —EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages:
Street Superintendent
Equipment Operator I
Equipment Operator II
Services and Supplies:
Street Lighting
Equipment Maintenance
Materials and Supplies
Street Repair
Utilities
Capital Outlay
Equipment
Park Avenue Project
Street Improvement No. 6, Bond Proceeds
City Share, Street Improvement No. 6
TOTAL STREET DEPT. EXPENSE
Actual
1960-61
Actual
1961-62
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963-64
$ 4.560.00
3,840.00
3,840.00
$ 4.800.00
4,096.25
4,096.25
$ 4,800.00
4,200.00
4,200.00
$ 4,980.00
4,380.00
4,380 00
7,481.44
2,073.36
2,328.26
7,724.40
127.48
7,830.56
2,571.42
3,439.35
7,953.82
174.90
8,400.00
2,500.00
2,500.00
8,000.00
150.00
8,300 00
2,418.00
2,500.00
7.502.00
150.00
5,841.08
2 300 00
1,185.55
3,400.00
1,500.00
35,000.00
2,800.00
48,000.00
$40,116.02
$36,148.10
$75,950.00
$84,110.00
STREET FUND — REVENUES
Estimated Cash Balance
Proportionately Shared State Tax
Other Receipts
Transfer from General Fund
Transfer from Sewer
for Street Maintenance
Transfer from Water Dept.
Proceeds from St. Improvement No. 6 Bonds
TOTAL REVENUES
STREET DEPARTMENT
Actual
1960-61
Actual
1961-62
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963-64
$ 3,906.61
18,809.33
1.416.28
18,391.15
$ 3,007.35
18.646.38
1,904.99
11,189.17
$ 3,678.00
18,702.59
1,200.00
12,320.38
$49,000.00
19.000.00
1,000.00
13,000.00
3,867.50
412.50
5.049.03
35,000.00
$39,027.89
$42,523.37
2,110.00
$75,950.00
$84,110.00
SEWER FUND — EXPENDITURES
Salaries and Wages:
Sewer Superintendent
Services and Supplies:
Materials and Supplies
Utilities------------------------------
Equipment Maintenance ----
System Maintenance _______
Travel ....
—...... —
Capital Outlay
Sewer System, 1960
Equipment and Extensions
Equipment Reserve
Plant
................
Sewer Sinking Fund and Reserves
TOTAL SEWER DEPARTMENT
EXPENDITURES
Actual
1960-61
Actual
1961-62
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963-64
$ 4,350.00
$ 4,800.00
$ 4,800.00
$ 4,980.00
360.72
473.49
65.32
161.55
29.00
1,519.73
1,354.52
421.18
27.00
183.00
1,300.00
1.800.00
300.00
200.00
80.00
1,200.00
1,418.00
400.00
700.00
75.00
196,984.31
1,381.54
22,044.47
1,897.94
5,491.00
950.00
75.00
502.00
55,721.00
2,000.00
40,596.00
$70,642.00
$51,946.00
$32,248.04
$203,805.00
SEWER FUND — REVENUES
Estimated Cash Balance
Service Charges ..... .......
Federal Aid
Other Receipts .......... .
Sewer Extension
TOTAL SEWER FUND REVENUES
Less Transfers to:
General Fund
.......
Street Fund
Bond and Interest Fund
Sewer Sinking Fund
Actual
1960-61
Actual
1961-62
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963-64
($ 1,322.41)
11,733.50
$17,454.00
12,000.00
$ 7,960.00
13,500.00
3,192.03
261,958.53
$67,855.72
12,667.68
15,120.00
851.00
452.93
1,000.00
2,000.00
$275,561.65
$96,947.33
$30,454.00
$23,460.00
$
$
$ 3,900.00
TOTAL NET
SEWER FUND REVENUE
3.867.50
9.587.50
8,727.00
48,915.00
$70,642.00
$83,492.33
$271,661.65
$51,946.00
BOND and INTEREST FUND — EXPENDITURES
Interest
TOTAL
Bond Issue
Type
Principal
Waterworks Extension
Street Extension
Firehouse Construction
Sewer System
Swimming Pool
Street Improvement
Street Improvement District No. 4
Sewer District No. 3
Street Improvement District No. 6
Water System
G. O.
GO.
GO.
GO.
GO.
G. O.
BAN.
BAN.
BAN.
REV.
$ 5,000.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
6,000.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
4.500.00
5,500.00
3,000.00
6,000.00
$
750.00
325.00
110.00
6.670.00
2,183 00
357.00
124.00
1.473.00
1,073.00
3,926.00
$ 5,750.00
2,325.00
1.110.00
12,670.00
4,183.00
1,357.00
4,624.00
6,973.00
4.073.00
9,926.00
$36,000.00
$16,991.00
$52,991.00
TOTAL BOND and INTEREST EXPENDITURES
5,050.00
4.700.00
750 00
REVENUE
Bancroft
Transfer
Transfer
Transfer
SOURCE
Receipts — For Assessment Bond Payments
from General — For General Obligation Bonds
from Water — For Water System Bonds, 1955
from Sewer — For General Obligation Bonds, 1960
2,000.00
7,690 00
1,000 00
21,143 57
$46.343.57
$41.823 00
Actual
1960 61
Actual
1961 62
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963 64
$19 001 02
47.185.54
2,937 19
$23.167 35
51.263 89
2,513 94
$15,778 00
50.000 00
3.800 00
$35.000 00
52.000 00
4.150.00
$69.123.75
$76.945 18
$69.578 00
$91,150.00
$
$ 7,423.75
11.486.25
412.50
4,735 00
11.277.50
$ 5,049 03
8.307 40
9.878.00
$
$50.233 75
$60.520.18
$46,343.57
$41.823 00
39.401 00
9,926 00
$15,670.00
17,395.00
9,926.00
10,000.00
$52,991.00
TOTAL BOND and INTEREST FUND REVENUES
TOTAL EXPENDITURES and REVENUES — ALL FUNDS
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
TOTAL REVENUES
Actual
1960-61
Actual
1961-62
Budget
1962-63
Budget
1963-64
$410,205.05
$498.578.01
$311,247.58
$383,683.00
$406,546.57
$406,546.57
$425,856.00
$425,856.00
TAX REQUIREMENT COMPARISON
SOURCE
General Obligation Bonds and Interest
Street Maintenance Levy
1962-63
$27.821.00
12,320.38
1963-64
$27.395.00
13,000.00
TOTAL OUTSIDE 6% LEVY (Election Approved)
Total Levy Inside 6%
$40,141.38
36.854.10
$40,395.00
39,065.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED TAX REQUIREMENT
Transfers to Decrease Levy
$76.995.48
5.491.33
$79,460.00
10.000.00
$71,504.15
$69.460 00
TOTAL ESTIMATED TAX LEVY
1963-64 STATEMENT OF BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
1.500.00
750.00
22 417 35
Budget
1963-64
BOND and INTEREST FUND — REVENUES
13,000.00
39,401.00
WATER FUND —EXPENDITURES
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Salaries and Wages:
Water Superintendent
Part-time Help
Services and Supplies:
Materials and Supplies
Utilities
Equipment Maintenance
System Maintenance
Refunds
Capital Outlay
Meters
System Extensions
Equipment
Truck
Equipment Reserve
Plant
Water Fund and Reserves
Budget
1962-63
EXPENDITURES
Proposed Water System Bonds
Legal and Election ----------
Bond and Interest -------------
12,320.38
WATER FUND— REVENUES
Full Sets Serviced
Broken Plates Repaired
Loose Teeth Relined
Missing Teeth Replaced
WHILE YOU WAIT!
Open Evenings
By Appointment
THURSDAY. JUNE 6. 1963
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
BOND ISSUED
Interest Rate
Waterworks Extension, 1946
Street Intersection. 1948
Firehouse Construction, 1949
Sewer System, 1960
Swimming Pool, 1961
Street Improvement, 1963
Street Improvement No. 4, 1953
Sewer District No. 3, 1960
Street Improvement No. 6, 1963
Water System, 1955
3%
3l4%
2V<%
4*4% — 4V«% — 4%
3a4%
4 '
3*-4%
3a4%
4% — 3*4%
.
2*4% — 3% — 314%
TOTAL BONDED INDEBTEDNESS
Total Outstanding
July 30. 1963
$ 25,000.00
10.000 00
4,000.00
167,000 00
56,000 00
11.000 00
4,500 00
43,500.00
33,000 00
135.000 00
$489.000 00
Approved: NYSSA BUDGET COMMITTEE
B B Lienkaemper. Budget Committee Chairman;
Grant H Rinehart. Mayor; K A. Danford. MD.;
Don M Engstrom; Richard Forbess; Paul House;
First Publication, May 30, 1963
Ray B Huffman; Paul Penrod: Kenneth Pond;
Glenn McGinnis; Cecil Morrison, Jr.: Ira Sage;
Second Publication, June 6, 1963
George M Sallee; Lloyd A. Wilson; and Alternate
Dale Garrison.