THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1969
PAGE THIRTEEN
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS
■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■
NEWELL HEIGHTS - Mr.
George Cartwright, Vern
and Mrs. Harold Scott and son Parker, Bob and Bill Webb
of Kuna, Mr. and Mrs. Roy went to the Malheur reservoir
Swanson of Roswell and Dave May 17 on a fishing trip. They
Cook of Ontario were May 18 returned home the following
dinner guests of Mrs. Thelma afternoon and report good luck.
Hammon and son, Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Borge
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest War and daughters of Eugene were
rington and Andrea of Bend May 16 overnight guests of his
were recent weekend guests parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Borge. They were enroute
Warrington.
home from a vacation trip to
The Happy Dozen card group Texas and Kentucky which in
met May 16 at the home of cluded a visit with her par
Gnetty Piercy. Edythe Prosser ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn
was a guest player. The next
session will be held June 6. were recent dinner guests of
Mrs. M. L. Judd attended Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward. That
a recent ANK garden club meet evening they visited Mr. and
ing at the home of Mrs. Carl Mrs. Jim Hite.
Mrs. Ray Simpson went to
Powers in Parma. Mrs. L. A.
Maulding showed pictures of Payette May 17 to watch the
parade. She accompanied Mrs.
her trip to the Orient.
Mrs. Dale Witt was a May Alfred Simpson and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Simpson
18 dinner guest at the W. C.
Van Dewater home in Big Bend. visited May 18 with David Sim
mons in Malheur Memorial hos
pital. He is suffering with a
broken leg from a recent car
accident and is in traction.
Sheila Pratt won a junior
Olympic award recently for her
shot-put toss. She and nine other
girls .from Adrian plan to go
for competition in Portland in
June.
James McKinley of Albany
arrived May 15 and visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D.
McKinley. He left the following
day. He was with a group on
a western weed tour.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Larson
of Marsing were May 14 after
noon visitors in the Rollo Fenn
home.
Gib Besendorf was a May 15
afternoon visitor in the L. C.
McDermott home. Mr. and Mrs.
Bud McDermott and children
of Moses Lake were May 18
afternoon visitors in the Mc
Dermott residence. They are
moving to Marsing.
Mrs. Carl Fenn, Mrs. Alfred
Simpson and Alene attended
Marci Fenn’s May 16 kinder-
MRS. KRAUSE GIVEN
NEW BANKING TITLE
Sharon J. Krause has been
named pro-assistant cashier at
the Nyssa branch of First Na
tional Bank of Oregon, accord
ing to Manager Tom G. Sten-
kamp.
Mrs. Krause joined First Na
tional in 1959 at Nyssa where
she has spent her entire bank
ing career. Her new title fol
lows a recent promotion to
assistant operations officer,
garten graduation rites at On
tario.
Mrs. M. L. Judd, Mrs. John
Fahrenbruch and Mrs. Dale Witt
of Newell Heights, Mrs. Dale
Ashcraft of Kingman Kolony
and Mrs. Willem Mantel of Big
Bend attended the recent hos
pital benefit tea in Nyssa. The
program was on Holland, with
many articles on display. Slides
were shown of that country.
Several of the women were
dressed in native Holland cos
tumes.
NU ACRES
BY MARGARET EVANS
NU ACRES - A recent meet
ing was held at the community
hall to organize an extension
class. The group decided to
wait until September to start
the sessions.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Libby of
Caldwell and his mother, Mrs.
Libby, who is visiting here
from Michigan called May 18
at the Alden J. Bryan home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wise spent
the night of May 17 in Boise
with their sons, Merle and Billy
Wise. On May 18 they visited
with his brother who is here
from Albany, Calif.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Evans attended
May 15 funeral services for
Mrs. Elsie Robinson at the
Parma funeral chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ziegler
and family of Gayway, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Bingaman of Boise,
Raymond Sager of Nyssa, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Evans spent a
recent weekend at the Methodist
church camp near McCall. On
May 18, they were joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Westcott,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Shelby
of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Haasch of Boise, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Spencer of Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kimmes
and family spent May 17 with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arley
Irwin at Nampa.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks of
Nyssa visited on the evening
of May 13 with her aunt, Mrs.
Lucy Evans and Janice.
Reuben Grasmick of Poca
tello visited May 18 with his
brother, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Grasmick.
Mrs. Claudia Roush and baby
from Orvada, Nev. spent the
night of May 14 with her aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grasmick.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson re
ceived recent word that her
sister, Mrs. I. W. Edison was
ill in a Redmond hospital with
pneumonia. She has just re
cently been dismissed from the
hospital following surgery.
ACTIVITIES IN ARCADLA^
BY AVO MOELLER * PHONE 372-2733 '
ARCADIA - Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Stephenson went to Boise
May 16 to meet their son,
Ernest Lee Stephenson who ar
rived by plane from the air
base in Little Rock, Ark. They
left May 17 to take him to
Seattle. He will leave from
there in the near future for
Vietnam.
Cleve Fleming and son, Ivan
of Boise visited May 18 with
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard.
Fleming is a former resident
of Arcadia, having lived with
his parents on the place now
occupied by Jake Groot.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sigler
and family of Boise visited
May 17 in the Cecil Houston
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Richard
son and Linda of Boise spent
a recent weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Cindell and Todd.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Carroll
and family of Weiser, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Carroll and Ruth
visited May 18 with Mrs. Henry
Carroll's aunt, Mrs. Eva Tul-
ley and her uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Woods in Boise. They all
picnicked at Ann Morrison park.
Mr. and Mrs. Parley Feik
received a recent telephone call
from Mr. and Mrs. Rowan Shir
ley in Salt Lake City. They
announced the arrival of a six-
pound son born May 13. The
infant joins a brother and four
sisters. Mrs. Shirley is the
former Frances Feik of Ar-
cadiai^___^
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Ewen Chard,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt Smith, went to Emmett,
May 17, when they visited the
Chards’ daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Whitman.
PROPOSED TREASURE VALLEY COMMUNITY
COLLEGE BUDGET 1969-70
TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS MAY 27, 1969.
Actual
- Yr.Prcv.
FINAFCIAL SUMMARY
For the Fiacal Year July 1, 1969 to June 30, 1970
Total
All Funds
"ax Levy Computation
Total Budget Requirement»
Leas Budget Resources except
taxes to be levied
REVENUE NECESSARY TO BALANCE
DUDGET
Add:
Estimate for taxes
levied but not rec’d dur
ing ensuing year
TOTAL TAX TO BE LEVIED FOR
ENSUING YEAR
Outside 61 limitation
TOTAL TAX TO BE LEVIED
General
Fund
151,355.95
-0-
387,910
344,082
43,101
38,231
4,870
431,011
382,313
431,011
382,313
48,698
»109,440.
109,440.
43,828.
21,298.
$97,310.5228,818 .$825,000
97,310. 220,818
815,000
-0-
-0-
-0-
Tax Levy Ccroutatlon
Tot^l Budget Requirements
Less Budget Resources Except
taxes to be levied
REVENUE NECESSARY TO BALANCE
BUDGET
Add: Estimate for taxes
levied but not rec’d dur
ing ensuing year.
TOTAL TAX TO BE LEVIED FOR
ENSUING YEAR
(Xttslde 6i I’ ttatlon
TOTAL TAX TO uE UVIS)
Gcnersl
Fund
1Special
Bond
1 Program Retirem’t
Assit*
Bookstore1 Food 6
Housing
Fund
$2,843,075 $1,462,912 $47,400 $64,206
$171,558
$81,092
18,000.
-0-
Student
Others
------------------- $1,349,4‘ja ;----------------
1-33C'885-‘7
1,217,513
47,400
412
171,558
81,092
201,235
814,672
309,193
245,399
-0-
63,794
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0-
Actual
Yr.Prev.
Actual
1 Yr.Prev.
34,000
27,000
7,000
343,193
272,399
343,193
272,399
70,794
41,148.
(not subject to 6* limitation)
18,791.
23.829.
42.620.
March 19
Signed
______ ,1969
Secretary
610,000
Actual
1 Yr.Prey,
(17,775.01)
-0-
367,132.24
591,953.
-0-
(91,096)
15,000.
470,048.
565,520.
80,000.
320,855.39
32,000.
277,996.
Budget
Current Yr
Resources
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENT
$1,623,382.
BUDGET SUMMARY
July 1, 1969 to June 30, 1970
Budget
Current Yr.
Budget Renuirements
Approved
1969-1970
57,351.89
21,364.24
79,150.
6,850.
84,804.
19,850.
Administration:
Salaries and Wages
Others
62,830.
21,785.
567,978.95
183,838.93
772,065.
185,713.
689,733.
316,429.
Instruction:
Salaries end Weges
Others
811,066.
311,485.
%
4,229.25
17,556.53
31,042.25
42,712.43
16,100.60
36,562.90
74,248.14
3,800.
7,000.
39,700.
54,160.
26,500.
97,000.
38,599.46
-0-
5,480.
32,000.
Public Information-Community Services:
Salaries and Wages
-0-
Others
5,489.
45,246.
47,091.
Operation of Plant:
Salaries and Wages
Others
-0-
16,035.
Maintenance of Plant:
Salaries and Wages
Others
121,200.
12,160.
87,943.85
38,091.
130,728,
168.819.
133,843.
34,976.
-0-
168.819,
12,000.
12,000.
143,000,
1 Ó7 .000.
167,000.
167.000.
Approved
1969-1970
Fixed Costs:
Others
Capital Outlay;
Others
48,586.
Student Activities
Others
35,000.
Operating Contingency:
Others
31,169.
27.220,
47,000.
58. ¿8 9^
_69_. 0 00 ,
58.389.
.58^3.89.
-0-
16,586.
144,881.
32.919.
4,800.
64,200.
25,253.
36.147.
$61.400.
15,225.
3,127.
376.
20,000.
28,737.
$62.556,
23,428.
-0-
166.012.
SIR 9 440Ï
108,000.
80,604.
836 ,
¿189.440.
55,750.
41.560,
$97.310.
9,500.
87.810.
$-¿7.310.
FOOD & HOUSING
RESOURCES :
51,950.
49,350.
59,55°.
81,424.
104,940.
12.000.
198,364.
94,050.
107,185.
-0-
.201,235.
Kental
Sale of Food
Transfer from General
TOTAL RESOURCES
Fund
109,860.
118,958.
-0-
$228,818,
"R equirements :
140,290.
20.55OX
56,317.
52,283.
22,000.
38,000.
10,000.
1,400.
12.000.
$61,400,
43,828,
62,556.
BOOKSTORE
RESOURCES:
45,582.
Sale of Text
35,510.
Sale of Supplies
81.0 92 i
TOTAL RESOURCES
REQUIREMENTS:
7,410.
Salaries
73.682,
Others
_81 1092^.
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
160,85o.
MU. .--
198,364.
-0-
198,364.
180,478.
20,757,
201,235.
660,000.
152,209.
2.320,
558,760.
10,000.
2,861.
242,908.
49,357.
814.529
10,000.
FUNDS
STUDENT ASSISTANCE
RESOURCES:
21,298.
Local Funds
-0-
State Funds
150,260,
Federal Funds
1z 1.558.
TOTAL RESOURCES
REQUIREMENTS :
84,000.
Personal Service-Workstudy
87,058.
Scholarship & Grsnts
500.
Supplies & Materials
171,558,
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
General Fund
Actual
1 Yr.Prev.
REQUIREMENTS
----------------
Budget
-O-4 >2 06
TOTAL RESOURCES
^REQUIREMENTS:
20,000.
Bond Principal
44.206.
Bond Interest
__________
Unappropriated Balance
64.206.
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
Approved
1969-1970
-0-
Available Cash on Hand or Deficit
District Tax-Prior Levy plus interest 20,000.
559,650.
Local Sources
590,050.
State Student Support
73,600.
Federal Support
24,000.
Transfer Other Funds
12,000.
Other Income
District Tax Required to Balance
344.082.
Budget
-0-
20,000.
606,650.
495,263.
73,600.
12,000.
10,000.
245,399.
1,262.165.02$1,462,912.
$1,349,468.
Actual
Yr.Prev.
-0-
BOND RETIREMENT
RESOURCES:
Bond Redemption Funda
Dist. Tax Prior Levy
412.
Interest Earned Bonds
63,794.
Dlst. Tsx Required to Balance
Civ Innen
CENERAL FUND RESOURCES
Actual
2 Yr.Prcv,
Union Building;
RESOURCES
36,000.
OEO Migrant Education
10,OOO.
State Adult Basic Education
1,400.
Local Contribution Adult Edu
Exploratory Program
47.400
TOTAL RESOURCES
REQUIREMENTS:
23,760.
Salaries
23.640.
Othera
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
1,472.
Approved by Budget Cenni ttee
Outstanding
Actual
Estimate
July 1,
July 1,
Current Yr. Ensuing Yr,
«0.000
-0-
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
Statement of Indebtedness
Serial Bonds
23,384.
Budget
Current Yr,
42.620,
Type of
Indebtedness
RESOURCED &
IN DETAIL
OTHER
$201,235 $814,672
Funde»
51,623,382.
TOTAL iiliDGET REQ UIREMENTS.
$1.462.912
Const*n
Fund
2,533,882
Other
Debt Retirement:
Others
BUDGET
Student
to
-0-
For the Current Placai Year Beginning July 1, 1968
Total
All Funds
Transfers
Others
17,500.
-0-
(Not Subject to 6» Limitation)
Approved
.1? 6 9-1970
Budget
Current Yr,Budget
Special
Bond
Student Bookstore Food 6 Const'n
Prograns Petiren1 ’t Assist’
Fund
Housing
Fund
1,623,382 S61.4C0. $62,556.
1,279,300
61,400.
18,728.
3,087,906
2,699,996
Actual
1 Yr.Prev.
35,000.
CONSTRUCTION FUND
RESOURCED:
Reiourcti on Hand
175,000.
Proceed from Salo of Bond
500,000.
Anticipated Stote Revenuee
129,872.
Proceeds from Sale of Stock
10.000,
Intareat on Funda
TOTAL RESOURCES
BQUIREMENT8:
610,000
589,465.
Bulldins 4 Equipment Coat.
36,600.
Architect 6 Engineerlag Foee 25,660
- Legal
- -
•
_0_
500.
Fees
32,400.
1.3^172,
814,672.
Oporating Coatlagaacloa
Reserved for Future Bap.
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
1
I
7,200.
203,401.
18.217,
$228,818.
Salaries
Contracted Services
Others
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
10,000
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