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THURSDAY, NOVEM bfr THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA,^)REGON PAGE FOUR STUDENTS ANSWER ROLL MALHEUR COUNTY, OREGON BY TELLING HOME HAZARDS Showina of Cash Paid Into the County Treasurer Third meeting of Hazel’s Health Showing Amount Amount uh club was called to order Thurs-1 For Period July 1. 1965, Through June 30, 196b day, Oct. 26, by President Don ---------------- *3,164,155.37 Mrs. Frank Holub, district di- Ballou. The students answered "cunent Tax Collections 407.964.19 I rector of the State Federation of roll call by telling of hazards Delinquent Tax Collections---------------- 3,535.34 Garden clubs, attended a meeting found in their homes. County Land Sales----------------------------- 23.227.10 Following reading of the min-. Clerk’s Fees --------------------------- —--------- of the Purple Sage club held last 237.41 Severance Tax Receipts - ------------------- Thursday at the home of Mrs. utes, reports were given by Debo- I 29.029.44 Justice Court Fines and Fees --------------- rah Orr who told about bums and Marge Griffin at Vale. 31,519.53 Interest Received------------------------------ 21,825.82 Tom Farmer who reported on Trailer House Fees------------------ —------- Guests in Folkman Home 6,220.86 poisonous gases. Sheriffs Fees ------------------------------------ - 3,642.44 Lewis Selman of Portland left A game was played following Circuit Court Fines------------------------- — 1,567.94 Sunday after a 10-day visit with adjournment of the meeting. Sanitarian Licenses ------- -------------------- 13,221.61 the George Folkmans. Mr. and Sale of Service and Supplies--------------- —Patsy Wilson, Reporter. 2,906.92 Mrs. Carl Simpson and Karla, Travel Refund-------------------------------— 2,955.00 Brand Inspector Refund------------- ------- Mrs. Brent Folkman and Kim 776.70 Veterans Service Refund------------------- visited Sunday evening in the day in the Gabe Astoreca home. 260.50 The Missouri Berrys are step Medical Investigation Refund ------------- George Folkman home. Mrs. 1,165.09 Foster Home Payments _——------------- 721.02 Brent Folkman and Kim remain father and mother of Mrs. Asto Prisoner Expense Refunds ------------------ reca. The couples were enroute 2,593.50 ed overnight. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rental Receipts ------------------------- — — 1,305.07 Doughten of Salem are visiting to Medford where they planned Miscellaneous------------------------------------ to attend a golden wedding anni Short Term Bank Loans—.------------------ 154,000.00 for several days with the Folk 31,792.93 versary celebration for a brother- Alcoholic Beverage Apportionment------ man couple. 22.50 in-law and sister. Thursday after Insurance Refund----------- ——-— -------- 2,591.39 Mrs. Wayne Robb attended the noon visitors in the Astoreca State Welfare Commission Refund----- Sherry Boy er-John Kerner wed home were Mr. and Mrs. Ken State Highway Apportionment------------ 222,083.41 5,407.30 ding performed Saturday after Lorensen and girls. In addition Sale of Public Lands......... .......................... 873.65 Forest Reserve Rental------------------------ noon at Holy Family Catholic to the Berry couples, dinner 53.24 Mineral Lease Receipts---------------------- church in Payette. Mrs. Robb and guests were the Duane Smith 1,399.56 Gas Tax Refund------------------------- —— family visited Sunday evening in family, Mrs. Bonnie Connell and 1,086.14 Sale of Equipment---------------------------- the Gabe Astoreca home. 2,213.23 children. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wi F. A. S. Refund------------------------------ — 16,472.00 The Ken Lorensen family at ley and children of Nyssa were Flood Relief Grant, P. L. 875--------------- 20.55 Utilities Refund--------------------------------- tended a singspiration held Sun Thursday evening visitors. 875.00 Audit Refund------------------------------------ day afternoon in Big Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richesin and 27,361.46 Irreducible School Fund ............................ Mrs. Wayne Robb visited Sat daughter, the Jerry Gordon fam 2,700.00 Sale of Bonds----------------- :------------------ 26.554.11 urday afternoon with her mother, ily of Arock, Mrs. Gabe Astoreca State Racing Fund Apportionment------- 2,800.00 Mrs. Mae Lytle at Roswell. Gwen and girls and Mrs. Delbert Gamer Bully Creek Grant---------------------------- 8,745.48 Abundant Food Program -------- Robb visited Saturday with Lynn visited during the week with Mr. 832.78 Amusement Device Tax Apportionment Hall after they attended a Friday and Mrs. Magnus Ekanger. 2,561.20 Marine Fund-------------------------------------- night slumber party at the Junior Attend Halloween Event 10,571.50 Taylor Grazing Apportionment------------ Matthews home, honoring their 47,600.00 Investments------------------------------------- Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen, 365.81 daughter, Jean. Deferred Taxes --------------------------------- Louis and Alizia Rodríguez at 300.00 Road Donations------------- ---- --------------- Club Members Meet tended a community Halloween 380.81 Refund on Taxes--------------- --------------- Members of the Worthwhile party held Saturday evening at Property Tax Relief......... .......................... 197,039.09 20,176.05 Current Taxes from Baker County------- club met last Thursday afternoon the Big Bend hall. The Newgens 550.53 Delinquent Taxes from Baker County... at the home of Mrs. Adah Schwei were Sunday dinner guests of zer. Due to the absence of offi Mrs. Rose Douglas at Parma. $4.506,260.50 TOTAL Judy Porter, daughter of the cers, no business meeting was held and the afternoon was spent 1 Speed Porters, was a Saturday STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS f overnight guest of Amy Glenn. visiting. AND DISURSEMENTS BY FUNDS Saturday dinner guests in the Mrs. Porter visited the Glenns For Period of July 1, 1965, to June 30, 1966 Sunday afternoon and her daugh Gabe Astoreca home were mem GENERAL COUNTY FUND bers of the D. Bevins family of ter returned home with her. Balance in Account July 1, 1965----------------------------------- $ 19,940.86 Mr. and Mrs. Loise Boren of Receipts: Boise. Mr. and Mrs. L. M Johnson of Durkee, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Black Distribution of Current Tax Collections...... $330,210.37 Distribution of Delinquent Forest Grove, Ore., left Saturday burn of Nyssa, Mrs. Carl Lee Hill Tax Collections_______________________ 44,432.52 after spending a week with Mr. and children of Adrian, the Kent County Land Sales______________________ 533.88 and Mrs. Wilbur Chapin. The two Lovelace family of Wilder, Severance Tax Receipts_______________________ 26.23 couples fished Friday at Warm Charles Schweizer of Vale, Bud Clerk’s Fees ____________________ 20,686.90 Derrick. Mr. and Mrs. Babe Der Springs. Justice Court Fines and Fees--------------------- 28,243.44 rick visited, worked cattle and Interest Received__________________________ 14,121.92 Out-of-Area Visitors Sheriff Fees ___________________________ 6,220.86 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Berry of were Sunday dinner guests of the Circuit Court Fines______________________ 3,642.44 Reeds Springs. Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glenns. Motel, Restaurant and Pool Hall Licenses... 1,567.94 Charlie Berry of Yankton, S.D., Sale of Service and Supplies_____ ________ 1.560.26 were overnight guests last Thurs- Travel Refund___________________________ 2,906.92 Brand Inspector Refund.... ............................... 2,955.00 Veterans Service Refund________________ 776.70 " 1 ' ' V Medical Investigation Refund___________ 260.50 Foster Home Care Refunds__________________ 1,165.09 Prisoner Expense Refunds_____________ __ 721.02 Rental Receipts_________________________ 2,593.50 Miscellaneous __________________________ 1,288.07 Sale of Equipment______________________ 581.29 Alcoholic Beverage Apportionment______ 17,862.39 Insurance Refund________________________ 22.50 Utility Refund___________________________ 8.55 State Welfare Refunds______________________2,591.39 Abundant Food_____ ____________________ 8,745.48 Deferred Tax_________________________________ 56.55 Refund on Taxes________________________ 380.81 Property Tax Relief______________________ 21,301.02 Bully Creek-------------------------------------------- 2.800.00 Elver Nielsens Witness Salmon Run At Head of Adams River in Canada By Freda Astoreca SUNSET VALLEY — Mr. and Mrs. Elver Nielsen left Oct. 15 for a 12-day vacation trip. They drove to Pendleton where they visited a son, the Gary Nielsen family and met friends, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Burnett, who left with them Sunday morning for Seattle. They visited the Space Needle, rode the Monorail and on Mon day morning left for British Co lumbia. They toured Vancouver and remained there that night and the following day. Tuesday night they boarded the Northerland Prince, a passenger freighter. They were on the boat three nights and two days, em barked at Prince Rupert with their car, drove to Prince George and to other Canadian points. See Isolated Villages There were 57 passengers aboard the boat as they sailed the inland passage to Prince Rupert. They report seeing many small villages along the route which could be reached only by boat or plane. The travelers went to Kamloopf and on to the head of Adams river where they watched the salmon run. It is said to be the largest in the world and the Nielsens say the river looked as red as blood where the red salmon were so numerous. The foursome returned to the states near Penticton and then traveled on to Pendleton where the Nielsens were dinner guests of her sister, the Doyn Price fam ily, and overnight guests of the Gary Nielsens. Enroute home they stopped at Haines where they toured the museum. Mrs. Nielsen’s parents, the Ewen Chards, stayed at the Nielsen home and did the chores during the couple's absence. Julie and Gwen Robb attended an Adrian junior high school Hal loween party Saturday evening in the Gerrit Timmerman barn. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holub were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Teague and daugh ters. Disbursements: Ralance in Account June 30, 1966 - STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS Y Marie Van Horn • • • for • • County Clerk Malheur County is a “Big Business” and yet we, the taxpayers, demand no qualifications of our elected officials, except a $20 filing fee and to be able to sign their name. There should be the following qualifications: 8 S s È Y á Transfers_________________ Journal Voucher Adjustment The Oregon Blue Book •tat "That 16 of Oregon'* 36 counties have elected women to the Clerk's Office.' Also, out of these 36 counties, only three support a county auditor. Namely. Multnomah. Clackamas and our own Malheur County. A good many of these counties are a good deal larger in population and valuation than Malheur. The average office personnel is leas than Malheur County. TOTAL S Baker Malheur Auditor 0 1 Population 15,148 24,576 Valuation Employe«* $45,548.420 $45.286.557 2 4 Parf-Tima Help 1 1 s :: $523,266.08 Cash Balance June 30. 1966 ____ Warrants Outstanding ________ $ 38.885.58 13.316.30 Balance in Account June 30. 1966 $ 25.569.28 1,458.34 g g I TOTAL____________________ Disbursements: Warrants Paid by Treasurer____ Transfers __________ .... -$ 87.143.39 ... $ 31.390.41 — 55,102.98 Balance in Account June 30. 1966 $ CONSOLIDATED ROAD DISTRICT NO. 1 Balance in Account July 1, 1965 ’ * Receipts: * Distribution of Current Tax Collections $ 25.107.30 Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections ___ __________ 2,987.04 County Land Sale_______ ,____ 676.45 Severance Tax Receipts__ ___ 3.02 State Highway Apportionment 110.083.41 Interest Received __________ 462 22 Sale of Service and Supplies. 6.859.51 Sale of T’ublic Lands_________ 6.407 30 Forest Reserve Rentals_______ 655 24 Mineral Lease Receipts .. ______ 53.24 Gas Tax Refund _____________ 1,399 56 Sa’s* of Equipment____________ 504 85 Trailer House Fee* _____________ 125 39 F. A. S Refund__ _____________ 2.21323 Road Donation _ ______________ 300 00 Flood Relief Grant. P. L. 875 16.472.00 Property Tax Relief ______ 1.567.49 s » » s s TOTAL________________ Disbursements: Warrants Paid ____________ _ $ 11.101.78 ---- 8,012.89 $ 3.088 89 NON HIGH SCHOOL FUND Balarwm Account July 1, 1965 ________ Representing the People of Malheur County! Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections (Political Adv Paid for by Mane Van Hom Committee. Box 36. Vale. Oregon) I TOTAL I * 92.22375 3,593.35 , 1404 1,627.58 36325 6,000.00 3.547.23 45,502.31 *714,242.88 156,848.46 Ralance in Account June 30, 1966 rural high school fund Balance in Account July 1, 1965 ^^Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections----------------- TOTAL.............. ............................ Disbursements: Ralance in Account June 30, 1966 , STATE SCHOOL FUND Reducible School Fund $ 27,361,46 $ 27,361.40 $ School Districts.... Balance in Account June 30, 1966---- BAKER INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION DISTRI1 Balance in Account July 1, 1965 — distribution of Current Tax Collections $ 12,473.87 Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections - Severance Tax Receipts Trailer House Fees Interest Collected — Property Tax Relief TOTAL.......... — Disbursements: Warrants Paid-------- Balance in Account June 30, 1966 SCHOOL DISTRICTS Balance in Account July 1, 1965 Receipts: Distribution of Current $1,222,929.88 Tax Collections - ---------- Distribution of Delinquent 162,134.77 Tax Collections ----------- 1,106.02 County Land Sales---------- 99.73 Severance Tax Receipts 29,102.55 Interest Received----------- 6,453.63 Trailer House Fees---------- 2,700.00 Sale of Bonds---------------- 76,998.85 Property Tax Relief-------- 23,100.00 Investments------------------- Transfer------------------------------------ TOTAL____________________ Disbursements: Distribution to School Districts... Balance in Account June 30, 1966 CITJEB Balance in Account July 1, 1965------------ Receipts: „ „ Distribution of Current Tax Collections Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections------------------------------ County Land Sales---------------------------- Trailer House Fees---------------------------- Interest ______________________________ Property Tax Relief--------------------------- $287,042.93 36,136.72 419.00 2,522.90 129.11 . 14,972.15 TOTAL.__________________________ Disbursements: Distributed to Cities---------------------------- Balance in Account June 30, 1966 --------- CITY ROADS Balance in Account July 1, 1965---------------------- Distribution of Current Tax Collections....... $ 5,70024 Distribution of Delinquent 658.54 Tax Collections______________________ — .60 County Land Sales____________________ — 28.41 Trailer House Fees_________________ _____ 3.02 Interest _________________________________ 355.88 I Property Tax Relief ................................ - Balance in Account June 30, 1966 _______ RURAL ROAD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO* ’ Balance in Account July 1, 1965—__ ___ Receipts: $ 56,808.85 Distribution of Current Tax Collections Distribution of Delinquent 10,183.26 Tax Collections__ __________________ .38 County Land Sales__________________ Allocation of State 52.210.64 Highway Funds (County)___________ 133.84 Trailer House Fees__________________ 36.48 Interest ______________________________ 3.451 39 $ Property Tax Relief _____ ___________ s: TOTAL......... ........................................... Disbursements: Warrants Paid .... ..................................... TOTAL__________ Disbursements: Warrants Paid ________ $178,474.75 Balance in Account June 30. I1 TOTAL Disbursements: . Distributed to Districts Transfer-------------------- $714,813.40 Balance in Account June 30, 1966 RURAL ROAD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NG ! Balance in Account July 1, 1965 ________ Receipts: $ 97,424.05 Distribution of Current Tax Collections Distribution of Delinquent . 11.629.58 Tax Collections_________________ County Land Sales__________ _ _______ Allocation of State 46.513» Highway Funds — County _________ 628.89 Trailer House Fees__________________ 46.24 Interest Received __ _______________ 5.985.01 Property Tax Relief_________________ ------ 3189.57653 Cash Balance June 30. 1966 Warrants Outstanding _____ I Will Devote My Time in the OFFICE ... 650.00 $174.877.25 —-— L242 00 Transfer__________________ ^^Distribution of Current Tax Collections Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections------------ Countv Land Sales —----- Severance Tax Receipts Interest Received —--------- Sale of Supplies Short Term Bank Loan _ Trailer House Fees--------- Deferred Tax _ - Property Tax Relief TOTAL___ ________________________ — Disbursements: Disbursed to Cities ............................................... $ 85.685.05 I feel we need an intelligent overall analysis and revision of the Clerk's Office, which consists of much detailed work. All of the help at the preeent are women ... SO WHY NOT PUT A WOMAN IN CHARGE? With your support and your vote I'll bring a fresh, new, efficient and economical approach to the office of Malheur County Clerk. All Offices Need a Good Airing and Now Is the Time! "Reap the Most From Your Tax Dollar and Elect MARIE VAN HORN for Malheur County Clerk" ------------------- $548,835.36 Disbursements: Warrants Paid________________ COUNTY SCHOOL FUND Balance in Account July 1, 1965______________________ $ Receipts: Distribution of Current Tax Collections___ $ 69.851.79 Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections________ 9,432.87 County Land Sale ___ 95.47 Severance Tax Receipts _ 5.55 Interest Received__ _____ 365.23 Forest Reserve Rentals __ 218.41 Trailer House Fees______ 352.99 Audit Refund .... .............. 875 00 Property Tax Relief 4.487.74 I would like to compare a county we all know that is adjacent to Malheur County. County $518,263.54 $ 10,630.96 • Business Administration (a) Bookkeeping Experience (b) Personnel Management • Efficiency and Economy • Integrity I have no crusade or battle to wage, but I have been nominated by the Republican Central Com mittee as candidate for office of County Clerk, which was vacated by the death of the late J. Homer Schnell. I do, however, have the desire to know more about what is going on in the adminis tration of the affairs of our large county, and pos sibly to make some contribution in a constructive way to better government. I believe that there can and should be more concern shown for the spend ing of great sums of money which are available through taxation, as well as more efficiency exer cised by those elected to safeguard our interests. .... $ 10,609.36 — 21.60 MALHEUR INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION DISt Balance in Account July , 104.67 ____ Balance in Account June 30, 1966______________ RUHAL ROAD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NG 4 Receipt**1*1 AcCOUnt July 1865___________ °! £urr*nt Tax Collections-. $ Distribution of Delinquent Tax Collections County Land Sale* ——- Allocation of State Highway Funds-County ____________ Trailer House Fees Interest Received ’ Property Tax Relief Investment J ~ total Disbursement; 1.07 Warrants Paid $ l.OT $ 10574 _______________________ Balance in Account June 30. 1986________ (Continued on Page 9) 7.906.80 496.17 .08 "’S 5.000*1
