Thursday, March 26, 1970
Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Or«gon
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the governing
body of ADRIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 61 of Malheur County,
State of Oregon, will be held at Adrian Oregon on the 9th day
of April, 1970 at 8:00 p.m. o'clock for the purpose of dis-
cusirig with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1970 and ending June 30, 1971, hereinafter
set forth.
The budget was prepared on a basis of accounting con­
sistent with that used in the preceding year. Major accounting
Kingman Kolony
changes, if any, and their effect on the budget are set forth
in an accompanying statement.
A copy of the budget document is available for inspection
at Brown's Insurance Agency between/the hours of 9a.m.
The budget document may be obtained free of
and 5 p.m.
charge.
(Signed) David Beebe
District School Board Chairman
Financial Summary
FOR THE ENSUING FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1970
Tax Levy
Computation
(1)
General
Fund
(2)
Total Budget Requirements — - -- -- --
DEDUCT; Total Budget Resources
Except Tax To Be Levied- -------
Revenue Necessary To Balance Budget - - -
ADD: Estimate Of Taxes To Be Levied
But Not Received In Ensuing Year - - - -
School
Lunch
(3)
Bond Interest
(4)
$354,308.00
$23,456.00
$17,485.00
106,607.88
247,700.12
23,456.00
2,783.00
14,702.00
20,000.00
1,000.00
267,700.12
Taxes To Be Levied For Ensuing Year - - - -
Analysis Of Taxes To Be Levied
Within 6% Limitation......................................................
Outside 6% Limitation..................................................
Not Subject To 6% Limitation......................................
15,702.00
267,700.12
15,702.00
Total Taxes To Be Levied............................ -----
15,702*.00
267,700.12
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FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1970
r
School
Lunch
(3)
General
Fund
(2)
Tax Levy
Computation
(1)
Bond Interest
(4)
Total Budget Requirements.......................
DEDUCT: Total Budget Resources
Except Tax to Be Levied ..............----
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget --
ADD: Estimate of Taxes to Be Levied
But Not Received In Ensuing Year —
337,433.00
22,888.00
17,160.00
105,926.68
231,506.32
22,888.00
3,154.00
14,006.00
20,000.00
1,000.00
Taxes to Be Levied for Ensuing Year-------
251,506.32
15,006.00
Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied
Within 6% Limitation............................ ---•-
Outside 6% Limitation----------------------------
Not Subject to 6% Limitation-------------------
251,506.32
15,006.00
251,506.32
Total Taxes to Be Levied...........................
15,006.00
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
Outstanding
Estimate
July 1
Ensuing Year
Actual
July 1
Current Year
Type of
Indebtedness
Serial Bonds......... — $112,000.00
$99~000.00
Total................. ----$112.000.0C
$99,000.00
APPROVED BY BUDGET COMMITTEE; MARCH 9, 1970
(Signed) ELVER NIELSEN, Secretary
(Signed) HANS SALOMON, Chairman
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School District No. 61 '
County of Malheur
July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971
Budget Summary • General Fund
HISTORICAL DATA
Second Year
Preceding
1967-1968
(1)
$
First Year
Preceding
1968-1969
(2)
I
503.99
$
10,591.70
76,617.45
80,705.53
2,265.00
29,012.24
89,700.37
86,901.89
2,622.50
172.00
805.00
3,000.00
470.11
1,410.00
1,337.77
$171,660.67
$211,454.88
97,558.74
106,691.19
$269,219.41
$318,368.07
16,590.00
5,630.00
80,941.68
2,265.00
500.00
BUDGET RESOURCES
(4)
NEWGEN’S RETURN
FROM ARIZONA
Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Newgen
returned last week from Yuma,
Arizona, where they spent the
past four months. Stanley New­
gen accompanied them to Yuma
and
went
from
there to
Pasadena, Calif., to work for
Vincent Motors, Inc.
Among the visitors the New-
gens had during the winter were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hanna,
Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Floren, Mr.
and Mrs. L.E. Hudson, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Byrd all ofCalifor-
nia, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoffee
of Canyonville, Ore.
Much of the time was spent
visiting among about sixty rela­
tives in the valley during the
winter with temperatures of
around 70 degrees most of the
time.
Visits with old timers were
in Yuma with the John Cer-
vany family and at Martinez
Lake Resort with Carlton Hun­
ter. Edward Newgen went down
by bus and drove back with
them.
Mexican Trip
Slides Will
Be Shown
The movie films and slides
taken on the recent tripto Mexico
by Dirk DeBoer and Father
Young will be shown in the Ca­
tholic Hall Sunday evening April
5 at 7:00 p.m. The showing
will be accompanied by an ex­
planation particularly of the
ruins and jungle villages visited
in Southern Mexico. The pro­
gram will be approximately two
hours with this being the one
showing scheduledfor the Nyssa
area.
RELIEF SOCIETY
128 YEARS OLD
The Nyssa 1st Ward Relief
Society organization held its
annual celebration March 17.
The Relief Society women and
their
partners enjoyed
a
delicious roast beef dinner to
commemorate the 128 years of
Relief Society since March 17,
1842.
The
Easter
decorations
carried out a spring theme along
with a lovely musical program
presented by the TVCC LDS In­
stitute of Religion under the
direction of Brother Paul R.
Searle.
Winners of the door prizes
were Reed GyllenskogandMar­
vin Jefferies.
SUNSET VALLEY
ACTIVITIES
BY MARTHA LORENSEN - PHONE 372-2186
SUNSET VALLEY - Lynn and
Stacy Glenn were guests March
18-20 at the home of their grand­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schweizer in Vale.
Amy and Steve Glenn visited
March 18-19 at the home of their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Glenn at Adrian.
Mrs. Ora Newgen, Mrs. Frone
Stradley, Fruitland and Mrs.
Agnes Butler of New Plymouth
attended a meeting of the Jolly
Jane Club which was held at
the home of Mrs. James Mc­
Ginnis near Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Newgen
were visitors M the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Newgen
in Nyssa this week. The New-
gens recently returned from
Semerton, Arizona where they
spent the winter.
Mr. Ed Price returned home
Saturday from the Nyssa Memo­
rial Hospital. He is reported
to be recovering satisfactorily.
Mrs. Bobbie Sweeney and
children visited March 20 at
the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Price and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Dimmitt
and Mrs. Nettie Schimek of
Nyssa were visitors in the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Price and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Snyder March 21.
Mrs. Harriet Turner, Owyhee
Junction and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Lorensen, Harriet and Gloria
were breakfast guests March22
at the home of Major and Mrs.
J.E. Smith and family at the Mt.
Home Air Base.
Mrs.
Harriet Turner of
Owyhee
Junction, and Ken
Lorensen were Ontario visitors
March 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Asto-
reca, Audrie and Carmen were
March 22 dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Lenon of Boise.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robb
and Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel As-
toreca were guests at the East­
side in Ontario March 21 where
they honored the birthday of
Mrs. Astoreca.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Moxom
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lo­
rensen and daughters were
among those who attended a
concert presentedby'‘TheSing­
ing
Ambassadors”
at the
Malheur Baptist Church this
week. The group consisted of
students from the Multnomah
School of the Bible at Portland.
Mrs. Jess Asumendi and chil­
dren, Curtis and Lillena, spent
Budget Resources and Requirements
Budget
For Ensuing
Year
1970-1971
Approved
(5)
Actual
Budget
Current
Year
1969-1970
(3)
KINGMAN KOLONY - Mrs.
Tony Martinet visited at the
Ed Nedrow home March 18.
Mrs. Bob Thompson of Pen­
dleton visited at the Herschel
Thompson home March 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitch Anderson
and son Mike of North Bend
arrived March 16 and visited
in the Will is Conant home during
their spring vacation. They
were Tuesday evening «dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Conant.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Conant were March 22 visitors
in the Willis Conant home.
Mr. and Mrs.ClarenceRocks
of Nampa, Idaho and Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Sharp and family of
Notus were March 22 callers
of Mrs. Alzina Salters.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Macy of
Corvallis arrived March 19 to
visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Klaas Laan until Saturday
when they went to Baker to
visit his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Klaas Laan
attended a birthday celebration
at the Ray Laan home in Parma
March 22 for their twin sons,
Pete and Ray, who were 8 years
old. Ice cream and cake was
served.
Saturday Jan Phifer, Tammy
and Teela Wright visited the
Joe Freitag home in Nyssa.
AKH home Extension Unit
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. Mary Laan March 17. Nine
ladies were present. The lesson
was on "The Puzzle of High
Prices.” Election of officers
was held. Those elected were
Mrs. Dorothy Fox, president;
Mrs.
Mary
Laan,
vice-
president; Mrs. Wilma Powell,
secretary-treasurer. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Rosie
Martinez. The lesson will be
"Our Fruit Bounty.”
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers
and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phifer
and the Wright children spent
March 22 visiting at the Marvin
Wright home in Boise.
Mrs. Earl Kygar and Mrs.
Jim Hite went to Haines March
19 and spent the night with
the latters daughter, Mrs. Ruby
Lovelady.
Oscar Schafer went to Cald­
well Saturday and met his sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hamilton of Nezperce, and his
niece, Mrs. Bill Marshall of
Meridian, The group had dinner
together and visited.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Louk
of Idaho Falls arrived March
21 to spend a few days with
their daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Piercy and family. Mr.
and Mrs. Monty Spelman were
Sunday dinner guests in the Carl
Piercy home.
Pag« Saven
DEDT SERVICE FUND
the Easter vacation time at
Pendleton, where they visited
Mrs. Asumendi's sister, Mrs.
Robert Harnack and at Wallowa
where they visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trump.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Solomon
and girls of Ridgeview, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Collins, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wright of On­
tario and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Chapin and family were rock
hunting and picnicingin the Twin
Springs and Oxbow Basin area
March 22.
March 23 callers at the
Charles
Chapin home were
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hodge of
Beaverton, and Mr. and Mrs.
M.L. Johnson of Forest Grove.
FIRE CALLS!
. ............. ....
Early the morning of March
19, Fred Haney of Apple Valley
was awakened by a passerby
aryl told his barn was on fire.
The fire had made such pro­
gress that a barn and haystack
were destroyed. Also 14 head
of sheep and 4 calves died in the
fire.
The Adnan Fire Department
was called to the TonyOcamica
ranch March 20 to extinguish
a fire in a tree caused from
burning weeds nearby. The de­
partment has been doing some
control burning lately.
SCHOOL COOKS
ATTEND
CONFERENCE
Cooks from the Nyssa schools
attended the American School
Food Service convention held at
Lake Oswego High School last
week during Spring Vacation.
Over 600 cooks attended from
schools in Oregon, including
Sadie Butcher, Myrtle Capper,
Leah Meisinger, Ruth Klinken­
berg, Lucille Brown and Ione
Storm.
Elsie S. King, Food Service
Director for the State of Oregon
and John Salsburn, Director of
News and Special Projects for
Portland Station KXL, were the
principal speakers.
Journal Classifi«ds
Bring Results!
School District No. 61
County of Malheur
July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
--------------------------------
Available Cash on Hand
Revenue From Local Sources Except Tax
To Be Levied -----------
Revenue From Intermediate Sources - - -
Revenue From State Sources ------
Revenue From Federal Sources - - - - -
Proceeds From Sale of Bonds - - - - -
Proceeds From Sales - -- -- -- --
Receipts From Other School Districts - -
Transfers From Other Funds - - - - -
I
16,590.00
5,630.00
80,237.88
2,500.00
1,650.00
$105,926.68
Total Budget Resources Except Tax To Be
Levied - -- -- -- -- -- -- -
$231,506.32
District Tax Received In Year Levied -
District Tax Required To Balance Budget
$247,700.12
$337,433.00
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
$354,308.00
$106,607.88
Budget
Current
Year
1969-197U
(3)
Second Year
Preceding
1967-1968
(1)
First Year
Preceding
1968-1969
(2)
$2,320.00
51.38
2,679.09
$2,151.38
1,465.79
206.65
760.62
$2,182.00
858.00
114.00
5,050.47
4,584.44
3,154.00
$...............
12,620.91
$------------
13,295.56
$14,006.00
----------- -
17,671.38
17,880.00
17,160.00
BUDGET RESOURCES
(4)
Available Cash On Hand
Prior Years Taxes Rec.
Earnings on Temp. Investments
Transfer from General Fund
Total Resources Except Taxes To Be Levied
Budget
For Ensuing
Year
1970-1971
Approved
(5)
1,560.00
1,223.00
2,783.00
Taxes Necessary To Balance Budget
Taxes Collected in Year Levied
TOTAL RESOURCES
REQUIREMENTS
Budget Summary - General Fund
School District No. 61
County of Malheur
July 1, 1970 to June 30, 1971
HISTORICAL DATA
ACTUAL
Second Year
Preceding
1967-68
(1)
First Year
Preceding
1968-69
(2)
Budget
Current
Year
1969-70
(3)
BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
(4)
Budget
For Ensuing
Year
1970-1971
Approved
(5)
11,000.00
11,000.00
4,520.00
4,520.00
12,000.00
12,000.00
4,080.00
4,080.00
15,520.00
16,080.00
12,000.00
12,000.00
3,600.00
3,600.00
1,560.00
1,560.00
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
17,160.00
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*
•
$ 15,234.99
1,757.54
167,232.15
14,484.53
$ 17,322.12
1,759.58
192,296.64
11,627.73
$ 15,388.00
1,950.00
199,834.00
17,318.00
95.37
12,348.25
9,172.29
11,968.29
10,711.35
171.25
6,692.27
18,924.15
195.01
13,502.10
15,621.15
12,843.74
12,932.71
90.00
14,091.70
15,367.30
13,375.00
11,925.00
1,000.00
8,509.00
32,045.00
8,311.9««
28,040.86
1,600.00
600.00
838.36
961.83
.
$270,590.62
639.25
2,869.71
840.00
500.00
3,000.00
$317,962.54
$337,433.00
Administration - Salaries and Wages-------------------
Administration - Other...............................................-
Instruction - Salaries and Wages------- -------- ------------
Instruction - Other ........................................................
Attendance Services - Salaries ................. -..............
Health Services - Other Than Salaries.....................
Pupil Transportation Services-Salaries and Wages
Pupil Transportation - Other......................................
Operation of Plant - Salaries and Wages...................
Operation of Plant - Other ----------------------
Maintenance of Plant - Salaries and“Wages............
Maintenance of Plant - Other -- ------------- -----------
Fixed Charges ..............................................................
Food Services - Salaries and Wages ................... .
Food
Services - Other....................... -..................
Student Body Activities - Salaries
and Wages------------------------ -------------------------
Student Body Activities - Other........ ....................
Capital Outlay - Sites -......... ---...............................
Capital Outlay - Buildings .........................................
Capital Outlay - Equipment.....................................
Operating Contingency........................
----
$ 16,695.00
1,950.00
206,614.00
17,498.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES..................... ...........
$354,308.00
unappropriated LÄianc“
$270,590.62
$317,962.54
$337,433.00
90.00
14,012.00
19,107.00
14,293.00
12,325.00
600.00
1,400.00
1,860.00
3,000.00
Total Bonded Debt Requirement ■
17,485.00
HOT LUNCH FUND
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
Second Year
Preceding
1967-1968
(1)
First Year
Preceding
1968-1969
(2)
Budget
Current
Year
1969-1970
(3)
9,509.00
32,885.00
2,500.00
Principal Issue Dated 6/1/65 ............................................................... 13,000.00
Total Principal To Be Paid.................................................................. 13,000.00
Interest On Issue Dated 6/1/65 .......................................................... 3,120.00
Total Interest To Be Paid...................................................................... 3,120.00
Interest On Issue Dated 6/1/65 .......................................................... 1,365.00
Total Unappropriated Balance............................................................. 1,365.00
BUDGET RESOURCES
(4)
Budget
For Ensuing
Year
1970-1971
Approved
(5)
RECEIPTS
$ 3,242.92
17,468.22
31.40
823.57
$ 4,016.12
16,663.73
577.15
15.10
$ 3,600.00
18,838.00
2,250.00
46
77
$21,566.11
$21,272.10
$22,888.00
TOTAL RECEIPTS
Federal Money........................................ -
Sale of Lunches......................................
Transfer From General Fund -----
Cash On Hand - -- -- -- -- --
$ 4,000.00
17,206.00
2,250.00
$23,456.00
EXPENDITURES
$ 7,423.92
13,079.19
935.78
112.12
15.10
$ 7,844.44
12,747.41
540.61
$21,566.11
$21,272.10
$ 9,288.00
13,000.00
60v.00
910
921
922
935
$22,888.00
TOTAL REQUIREMENTS
139.64
Salaries of Food Services -----
Food...........................................................
Supplies......................................................
Equipment Replacement- ------
Ending Cash Balance
$ 9,856.00
13,000.00
600.00
$23,456.00
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS.......................
Published March 19 and March 26, 1970
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