THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1969 THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA, OREGON PAGE SIX NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING NEWELL HEIGHTS ITEMS The BUDGET for MALHEUR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DISTR1C T for the fiscal year 1969-1970, beginning July 1, 1969, asdetailedand summarized in the accompanying schedule was prepared on an accounting basis consistent with that used in prior years. Major changes, if any, and their other effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement. A copy of the budget document may be inspected by interested persons between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. at Malheur Memorial Hospital. The budget document or any portion of it may be obtained free of charge at Malheur Memorial Hospital. A meeting of the Board of Directors will be held June 17, 1969, at 8:30 P. M. at Malheur Memorial Hospital for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this budget. Any person may appear to discuss the budget or any part of it. EverettC. Heldt Chairman of Governing Body, Malheur County NEWELL HEIGHTS . Re­ land arrived May 30. They visit­ cent weekend guests in the Louis ed an aunt, Mrs. Lydia Worden Pratt home were Mrs. Pratt’s until the following Sunday morn­ brother-in-law and sister, Mr. ing. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leach of and Mrs. Luther Correll of Portland were Memorial week­ Umatilla, Ore. Mrs. Earl Province of Cald­ end guests of cousins, Mr. and well was a May 30 afternoon Mrs. Jake Borge. The Leach visitor in the L. C. McDer­ and Borge couples and the mott home. Mrs. Floyd Eason, Ernest Eilers family visited her daughter, Mrs. Verna John­ Rosedale Memorial Park at son and four children of Parma Payette on Memorial Day and visited May 31 in the McDer­ went to Weiser where they pic­ mott home. Earl Crocker was nicked with cousins, Mr. and a May 29 afternoon caller. Mrs. Mrs. Lyle Harvey; and other Bond Fund Karma McDermott and baby of relatives from Orovada, Nev., Marsing were May 31 over­ and Reedsport, Ore. An aunt, night guests of the McDermotts. Mrs. Pearl Leach of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Fenn was also present. $49,501.22 C. B. Hill was a May 18 visited on the evening of May guest at a birthday dinner for 30 with Mrs. Mark Ward and 49,501.22 daughter near Mitchell Butte. Mrs. Hardy Fine in Caldwell. Mrs. Carl Fenn, Mr. and On May 24, his daughter, Mr. _ _ _ Mrs. Rollo Fenn called May and Mrs. Clayborn Morris of 31 at the Ed Mason home in Kent, Wash., arrived and visit­ Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beard ed her father until May 28when . - • of Pendleton were visiting they left for Butte, Mont., to there. They are former Nyssa visit relatives. C. B. Hill, Mr. $ — and Mrs. Morris were May 25 residents. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ward of dinner guests at the Fine res­ Caldwell were Memorial week­ idence in Caldwell. On May 26, $ - - - end guests in the Carl Lee Hill took them to Ontario for . — Hill residence. The Hill fam­ dinner and they visited Mrs. - - - ily visited on the evening of May Hill at the Presbyterian nurs­ 31 with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ing home. On May 27, Mr. and $____ Mrs. Hardy Fine were dinner Price and family. A Memorial Day picnic was guests in the C. B. Hill home. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Voss and held in Nyssa south park. Pres­ ent were Mr. and Mrs. Duane daughter of Sunnyside, Wash., Bond Fund Fenn and family of Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bailey the Dave Savage, Gene Simp­ and daughter of Coos Bay, Ore., son, Howard Fenn and Alfred were June 1 dinner guests in the $305,187.00 Simpson families and Mrs. Carl L. C. McDermott home. June 1 dinner guests in the Fenn. 305,187.00 Mrs Dale Witt accompanied Gene Simpson home were Mr. Mrs. John Fahrenbruch to Boise and Mrs. Duane Fenn and fam­ on May 29 when they visited ily of Ontario and Mrs. Carl Mrs. Calvin Briggs. In Nainjia Fenn. Afternoon visitors were they visited Mines. Luther and Mrs. Dave Savage and girls, Dan Perkins. The Perkins are Howard Fenn and sons. Mrs. Ada Butler of Ontario former residents of this area. $ Mr. and Mrs. Bob Halvorson was a Memorial weekend guest and children; and her brother, of Mr and Mrs. Bill Webb. Wayne Rathbun, all of Port­ Mr. and Mrs. Dick Siam. Susie FINANCIAL SUMMARY For The Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1969 General Fund Bonded Debt Fund $1,009,580.00 $25,320.00 Total All Funds TAX LEVY COMPUTATION Total Budget Requirements - - -$1,084,401.22 Less Budget Resources, Except Taxes to be Levied ------ 1,031,374.26 Taxes Necessary to 53,026.96 Balance Budget -------- Add Taxes Estimated Not to be Received During Ensuing 6,816.62 Year - -- -- -- -- -- - - - Total Taxes to Be Levied - - - $ 59,843.58 $ 981,873.04 _ - - 27,706.96 25,320.00 3,778.22 3,038.40 31,485.18 $28,358.40 ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO 3E LEVIED - - - - - - 28,358.40 Within 6% Limitation......................... $31,485.18 - - - Outside 6% Limitation..................... Not SubjectTo6% Limitation- - - - 28,358.40 $31,485.18 . - . - - - $ Total Taxes To Be Levied - - - - $59,843.58 $31,485.18 $28,358.40 For The Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1,1968 Total All Funds TAX LEVY COMPUTATION Bonded Debt Fund General Funds Total Budget Requirements - - $1,051,120.18 Less Budget Resources Except Taxes to be Levied - - 998,517.00 Taxes Necessary to Balance Budget -------- 52,603.18 Add Taxes Estimated Not to be Received During Ensuing Year - -- -- -- - 6,074.42 $720,063.00 2,970.00 3,104.42 58,677.60 $ 29,703.00 $28,974.60 Total Taxes to be Levied $ - - $25,870.18 - - - 693,330.00 26,733.00 25,870.18 ‘ ANALYSIS OF TAXES TO BE LEVIED Within Limitation - ----- $29,703.00 Outside 6% Limitation - - - - - ... Not Subject To 6r< Limitation - - gg 974 60 Total Taxes to be Levied - - - - $58,667.60 $29,703.00 ... . - - - - * --- 28,974 60 $ $28,974.60 $ $ $29,703.00 ■ ■ ■ BY DALE WITT ■ ■ ■ PHONE 372-2183 ■ ■ ■ - - - ... ... 13,390.10 21,775.60 36,994.85 13,965.00 22,607.00 50,419.00 30,500.00 30,640.00 67,645.00 $120,487.16 $115,822.00 $185,485.00 - - - STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS TYPE OF INDEBTEDNESS Bonds Current Year (Actual) $321,000.00 $321,000.00 $ 40,391.11 45,000.00 720,063.00 822,060.00 $361,391.11 $355,000.00 $720,063.00 $822,060.00 Short Term Notes Total Indebtedness - - - 3,170.89 Ensuing Year (Estimated) Ensuing Year (Estimated) Current Year (Actual) - - - 250,000.00 29,878.00 - - - ... PERSONALS Currant Ensuing Year Year (Actual) (Estimated) $100.00 Balance July 1............... $100.00 $303,511.43 $279,984.30 $720,063.00 man and family. The occasion was in observance of Bernard’s birthday anniversary. ♦ ♦ ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Foster are visiting the week of June 2-8 in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Foster. They also plan to visit his sis­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Sager, her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Spitze, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mc­ Connell, her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bratton. * * * Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Tharp of Price, Utah were Memorial day visitors in the horn? of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Beck. Miss Laurel Beck, a student at Brigham Young university in Provo, Utah Dietary.................... 35,750.00 will be employed for the sum­ Household and Property................. 40,500.00 mer months at Oxidental Life Professional Care of Patients------- 152,247.00 Insurance, Co., in Los Angles, Calif. She will be staying with Total Materials and Services - - $275,207.00 her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Stringham in Torrance. Calif., Disaster Contingency ------ 250,000.00 near Los Angles. Capital Expenditures ------ 59*153.00 « * * Mrs. J. E. Brower, accom­ panied by her daughter, Mrs. John Peterson, Steve and Johnnie, left May 21 for Basin City, Wash., where they attend­ $ 15,000.00 ed the graduation of her grand­ daughter, Diane Mitchell from 40,000.00 Connell high school. The Nyssans returned May 28. Equipment................................. Buildings And Additions..................................... Approved by Budget Committee, May 13, 1969 Willis J. Bertram Chairman of Budget Committee BUENA VISTA - Mrs. Edith Whipple returned recently from a two-week visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rookstool and son at Orovada, Nev. She also visited another daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Winn and family before return­ ing home. Memorial Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen were Mrs. Evelyn Jantzen and family of Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Billmen of Twin Falls. Other recent guests in the Stephen home were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pickett of Nyssa, Wednesday evening. May 28 dinner guests in the Bernard Eastman home were his mother, Mrs. Bernard Eastman, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Michael East- NOTICE OF APPROVAL BY BUDGET COMMITTEE PETTY CASH BUENA VISTA NEWS +++++ BY HELEN HOFFMAN - PHONE 372 - 2806 +++++ Renee DeMinck of Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. For - Utah is visiting this week with friends in Nyssa. She is stay­ bess returned June 1 from a ing at the Arleigh Adams home two-week vacation. They visited where she is visiting their their son, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Forbess in Palos Verdes, daughter, Debbie Adams. ♦ * • Calif., her sister, Mr. and Mrs. May 30 dinner guests of Mrs. George Smalley in Long Beach, Orma Cleaver were Mrs. Calif., her brother, Dr. and Mildred Estrick of Meridian, Mrs. Wesley H. Evans in Stock­ Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver ton, Calif., his sister, Frances and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Forbess in Ogden, Utah and Goodell and family, Karen and her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Alder in Malad, Ida. Kenneth Cannon. * * * • 4 ♦ CAPITAL OUTLAY ... $ and Jonnie were May 30guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb and family were June I guests in the Bill Webb home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mc­ Kinley of Boise were June 1 dinner guests of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McKin­ ley. Mrs. Dale Witt was a May 31 dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Van Dewater in Big Bend. Mrs. Grace Day of Adrian was a June 1 dinner guest of Mrs. Witt. The Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Rosenkilde, the Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson of Roswell were May 30 luncheon guests of Mrs. Marie Moore. That evening Mrs. Moore attended the wedding and reception of Linda Mecham and Neal Bo­ hannon at Nyssa Christian church. Mrs. Moore was a May 31 evening dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hirsch; and a June 1 luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Peterson in Adrian. Mrs. Melvin Sessions, Steph­ anie and Grant arrived June 1 from Rodeo, Calif., to spend three week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webb, other relatives and friends. Total Requirements - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, Larry Stephen and children recently visited their son and brother, Mr. and Mrs. James O. Stephen and family at Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Topliff dined on Memorial Day in On­ tario. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tooley of Vale visited on the afternoon of June 1 with the Leslie Topliffs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davies of Parma were May 27 evening dinner guests in the Leslie Top­ liff home. The Topliffs visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dorris and family at Wilder. Mrs. Esther Stephen visited June 1 with Mrs. Evelyn Jantzen and family at Vale. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson a r r i v e d at the Glenn Hoffman home on the evening of May 29. The Hoffmans and their guests went sightseeing and dined at Owyhee lake resort. The Olsons were returning to Portland after spending two weeks in Nebra­ ska, and left May 30 for their home. Olson and Mrs. Hoffman are cousins. Barbara Tanner, Kim and Shayne arrived May 29 from Salt Lake City to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tanner. Mrs. Guy Tanner, Barbara, Kim and Shayne visited June 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wray and family at Emmett. The Wrays are longtime friends of Mrs. Tanner. Barbara and her aunt, Mrs. Alta Pekkala left June 2 on a trip to Portland. Mrs. Elton Hunsucker and children were May 30 dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mane el Bishop. The Bishops and Thurman Piercys went sightseeing and picnicked June 1 at Mormon Basin. Mrs. Anna Mae Sisson of the Malheur Memorial nursing home spent Memorial Day with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sisson. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cleaver and family were May 30 din­ ner guests of her mother, Mrs. Orma Cleaver. Other guests were Mrs. Mildred Estrick of Meridian, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell and family. Karen and Kenneth Cannon, Brian, Alan and Don Cleaver spent the Memorial weekend in Burns. Miss Dixie Webster and two friends, all of Corvallis, were Memorial weekend guests of the Lloyd Cleaver family. They were enroute to Salt Lake City. $1,009,580.00 BOND FUND RESOURCES For The Fiscal Year 1969-1970 Beginning July 1, 1969 GENERAL FUND RESOURCES Malheur Memorial Hospital District For The Fiscal Year 1969-1970 Beginning July 1, 1969 Malheur Memorial Hospital District - Malheur County Historical Data Actual Second Preceding Year 1966-67 $ 2,619.44 First Preceding Year 1967-68 $ 27,720.00 Budget Current Year 1968-69 $ 2,567.00 192.734.51 14,398.07 ... 45,290.89 23,571.65 212,804.73 19,798.03 2,492.60 36,486.37 3,975.81 324,950.00 27,000.00 15,000.00 100,000.00 5,000.00 $278,614.56 $275,557.54 $474,517.00 Historical Data iklUäl Second First Preceding Preceding Year Year 1967-68 1966-67 Budget For Ensuing Year 1969-70 $ Previously Levied Taxes to be Received During Ensuing Year................................ ■ $ 2,600.00 Other Resources In Patient Service ------ - 490,016.82 Out Patient Service ------ - 60,000.00 Extended Care Service - - - - - 115,728.00 84,750.00 Nursing Home Service - - - - - 5,000.00 Other Income -------- GROSS OPERATING REVENUES Deductions From Revenues. Uncolleetable Welfare, S1AC, Medicare & MVAF ..... (-15,000.00) Bad Debt Losses ------- (-15,000.00) ... 457,517.00 NET OPERATING REVENUE - - 782,094.82 250,000.00 14,187.00 Disaster Contingency ----- - Less Transfer to Bond Fund - - 250,000.00 - - - 254,475.81 693,330.00 24,496.76 ... 28,828.98 26,733.00 . . . Total Resources, Except Taxes to be Levied - - • . 978,094.82 Taxes Necessary To Balance Budget ------- . 31,485.18 $286,631.23 $283,304.79 $720,063.00 - - - - - - 262,134.47 - - . - - . ... $ 21,507.30 16,381.78 10,557.43 111,050.65 $ 25,705.00 19,623.00 12,463.00 129,898.43 $159,497.14 48,326.61 $187,689.43 28,831.00 $ - - - $ $210,000.00 81.000.00 Available Cash on Hand------ --$ - - - Other Resources Hill Burton Funds Receipts' - -- -- - -- - - - 14,187.00 Transfers To General Fund - - . $305,187.00 Total Resources - -- -- -$ - -- PERSONAL SERVICES For The Fiscal Year 1969-1970 Beginning July 1, 1969 SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION Malheur Memorial Hospital District-Malheur County PERSONNEL CLASSIFICATION Total Salary Administrator ---v. --------................. ............................ Director of Nurses - Professional Personnel: Care of Patients: (Hourly and Part Time)..................................... ............................ .... Non-Professional Personnel: (Hourly and Part Time)........................................................................................ $ 14,400.00 9,000.00 Totals.............................................................................. Total Resources............................. $1,009,580.00 253,400.00 77,620.00 $354,420.00 BONDED DEBT REQUIREMENTS (By Fund If Necessary) For The Fiscal Year 1969-1970 Beginning July 1, 1969 Me a Close Look at the Future Bonded Debt Fund Malheur Memorial Hospital District - Malheur County School s Out' now, and college years draw closer. Look ahead, act nowl Make your child's future secure with Historical Data a College Savings Account here. Inter­ Actual Historical Data Actual First Preceding Year 1967-68 ... Taxes Collected In Year Levied GENERAL FUND REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY ALL DEPARTMENTS For The Fiscal Year 1969-1970 Beginning July 1, 1969 Malheur Memorial Hospital District - Malheur County Second Preceding Year 1966-67 ... 1969-70 Approved $758,094.82 1,000.00 15,600.18 . . . $ Approved 5,481.55 15,600 18 2,410.18 14,069.91 - - - Budget For Ensuing Year Budget Current Year 1968-69 Budget Current Year 1968-69 $ 30,000.00 25,000.00 24,000.00 175,650.00 $254,650.00 56,700.00 Budget Ensuing Year 1969-70 Approved Second Preceding Year 1966-67 Personal Services General Administration - - - - $ 45,000.00 Dietary............................................. • 30,000.00 Household and Property - - - - - 38,920.00 Professional Care of Patients - - 256,300.00 Total Personal Services - - - - $ $ • 6» - - - $370.220.00 Materials and Services- Other Expenses General Administration - - - - - - 46,710.00 - - - First Preceding Year 1967-68 $ - - - $ Budget For Ensuing Year 1969-70 Approved Budget Current Year 1968-69 - . . $11,000.00 • • • 7,435.18 7,435.18 -.. $25,870.36 Published: May 29 and June 5, 1969. 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