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Th« Nyssa Gat« City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon Thursday, January 21, 1971 Stud«nts • nt Cl«v«r Program LOCAL LIBRARY RECEIVES BOOK NU ACRES HAPPENINGS BY MARGARET EVANS PHONE 674-2074 Mountain View, California, is spending a few days with them. While on his way here, he had the misfortune to hit a dog and wrecked the front of his car. He is going into the Navy soon and is going to San Diego for his basic training. Mrs. Bryan talked to her son, Tommy Otto of McCall Monday morning. He said the snow had covered their car and he has a snowmobile to go in. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Otto and family of Nampa spent Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Tony Mell. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Libby of Caldwell spent Saturday evening visiting at the Mells. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Smith have moved into the Merl Thom son house. He is employed at Wells and Davies in Payette. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bingaman of Boise were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Evans. They had Readers in Nyssa will now have access to a Rosicrucian book and a magazine, known as the Rosicrucian Digest in the public library. NU ACRES- Mr. and Mrs. Evan Olsen, Alice and Steve of Huntington had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Payne. The Paynes spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. William Newell at Nampa. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson re turned Tuesday evening from Albany, where she had spent some time helping to care for her new grandson, Dennis Christopher Haley, and his family. On the way home she spent two days with her sister, Mrs. Betty Jackson in Portland and a day with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. I.W.Edison. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cole of Ten Davis visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grasmick. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burt of Boise were Sunday dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bryan’s grandson, Glen Blevins, of Mrs. Mary Carver of Vale, a member of the Rosicrucian Order (AMORC), has just re ceived official notification from the International Jurisdiction of the Order in San Jose, Calif., that the following book and mon thly periodical magazine have been donated to the library by the Order. These donations made to the library, is a result of numerous requests from local readers. attended the wedding Saturday evening of Roger McEwen and Sharon Hodge at Payette. The ladies of the community served a dinner to the Omar Betts family Tuesday afternoon after the funeral of Mrs. Betts. A Christmas Program enti tled “Santa Has The Measles” was presented by students of Miss Frahm’s and Miss John son’s classes. The program was held at Nyssa GradeSchool in the Multipurpose Room of the Primary building, De cember 23. This program was presented to the first, second, third and fourth grade students and to any of their parents who wished to attend. While Miss Frahm recited "The Night Before Christmas,” her students acted out the words of the poem while Miss Johnson played accompaning music. Miss Johnson’s class, dressed as reindeer, brought Santa to the scene. Santa was in reality two San tas, one whom the reindeer brought across the stage; and one concealed in the fireplace. After the program, the Santa in the fireplace appeared bring- ing candy canes to all students attending;^>^J Notice of School Budget Hearing 4 Pag« Nin« notice Is hereby Given that a meeting of the governing body of Treasure Valley Area Education District of Malheufr 8>?ta^e Oregon, will be held at Treasure Valley Conrnunlty College on 3rd day of February • 19 71. 2t 5. .Me, for the purpose of discussing vlth Interested persons the budget for theTlscal year beginning -July 1, 19 71» and ending June 30, 1972, hereinafter set forth. Practical Nurse Students Receive Caps At TVCC Twenty three practical nurse students at Treasure Valley Community College received student nurse caps in special ceremonies Friday, January 15 marking the successful com pletion of the first phase of training. In his address to the class and an estimated 300 guests Dr. Donald Harris, vice-president of Caldwell’s Memorial Hospi tal admonished the students, "First of all you must be people oriented to become successful nurses.” He also outlined the historical need and position of practical nurses within the nur sing profession. President Emery Skinner spoke to the class concerning the symbolic significance of Mrs. Dorothy Shaw, Nyssa, was one of 23 practical nurse the cap. Caps were conferred students who received a student cap in the traditional capping by Dean of Student Affairs, : ceremonies at Treasure Valley Community College on Friday, Otis Murray. Jean Joyce, Di ' January 15. Otis Murray, Dean of Student Affairs, and Mrs. rector of Practical Nurse pro- • Elaine Balderson, instructor helped to place the cap. gram, presented the class; Actual 2 Yr. Prev. Actual 1 Yr. Prev. budget was prepared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used In the preceding year. charges, If any, and their effect on the Budget are set forth In an accompanying statement. 4,611.00 446.00 35,000.00 z Total Budget Requirements 2, ,773j783. Less Budget Resources except 2, ,159,510. taxes to be levied REVENUE NECESSARY TO BALANCE 614,273. BUDGET 1,773,990. 1,205,170. 20,856.00 32,224.00 19,920.00 Add: Estimate for taxes levied but not rec'd during ensuing year TOTAL TAX TO BE LEVIED FCR ENSUING YEAR Outside 6i limitation TOTAL TAX TO EE LEVIED 37,146.00 Others Debt Retirement: -0- — 0“ — -0- Others Student Union Building: 63,769 18,316 61,400. 61,400. 35,000.00 Transfers to Other Funds: Special Bond Student Bookstore Toed & Constrvcticn Programs Retirem't Assist1 Fund Housing Fund General Fund Approved 1971-72 Others FINANCIAL SUMMARY For the Fiscal Year July 1, 19 71 to June 30, 1972 Total All Fun is I wish to thank my firends for their many kindnesses during my lengthy illness. Also thanks to Dr. K.E. Kerby and the staff at the Malheur Memorial Hospi tal for their excellent care. Eric Boenig Operating Contingency: Major accounting _ * c°Py of the budget document Is available for Inspection at Treasure Valley Ccrrmunlty College Adminlsti-ation Building between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. The budget document may be obtained for $ .50, a copy. Tax Levy Computation THANK YOU ! Budget Current Yr. »? *■ . Elaine Balderson, instructor, assisted Murray with the capping; and Kathy Tiger, in structor, lit the student’s can dles to complete the impres sive rite. The students sang both the invocation and benediction in a departure from past capping exercises. They were accom panied by a fellow student, Sis ter Martin, who played a guitar. The nurse aspirants now enter a period of extensive on-the- job experience at Holy Rosary Hospital. 268,101. 268,101. 568,820. 45,453, 68,252. *63,202. 5,050, ' 682,525. 632.022. 50,503, 'e 203,6’3. 203,623. 113,930. 113,900. 189,000. 189,000. — -0- $1,360,396.00 TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS $1,769,063.00 ,298,745.00 -0- Others $1,773,990.00 BUDGET RESOURCED 4 REQUIREMENTS 632,022. 682,525. IN DETAIL OTHER FUNDS Per the Current FiaicaiYear Begimlng July 1, 19 to 1, 7>x Levy Computation - Total AU Finds Oeneral Special Band Fund Program Retirait Student Bookstore Pood A Assit» Fund Hourtm Construction Fund 1,769,063 61,400. 65,768. 247,095. 98,510. 214,558. 615,221. 2,455,165. 1,199,960. 61,400. 18,421. 247,095. 98,510. 214,558. 615,221. 3,071,615 616,450. 569,103. 47,347. 68,495. 63,234. 5,261. 684,945. 632,337. 684,945. 632,337. f>r > rill 11,7 i'íJ o3 ». 52,608. • I STUDENT ASSISTANCE RESdfaCEiS 20,792.00 —O» 116,507.00 $137,299.00 bi 0.« 72,548.00 64,436.00 315.00 19,920.00 -G— 108,786.00 128,706.00 32,224.00 — 214,871.00 247,095.00 Local Funds State Funds Federal Funds TOTAL RESOURCES 73,529.00 53,860.00 1,317.00 150,383.00 95,432.00 1,280.00 REQUIREMENTS! Personal Service-Workstudy Scholarship 4 Grants Supplies 4 Materials $137,299.00 128,706.00 Actual 2 Yr, Prev. : : 37,419.00 408,961.00 483,443.00 62,965.00 15,756.00 50,060.00 263,577.00 S 1,322,181.00 Actual 1 Yr, Prev. (2,203.00) 33,658.00 362,806.00 550,066.00 47,760.00 26,323.00 55,360.00 284,647.00 1,360,620.00 Budget Current Yr. (1,616.00) 25,000.00 503,710.00 590,050.00 44,700.00 24,000.00 12,500.00 569,103.00 1,*769,063.00 Resources Approved 1971-72 Available Cash on Hand or Deficit District Tax Prior Levy plus interest Local Sources State Student Support Federal Support Transfer Other Funds Other Income District Tax Required to Balance Budget TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS 25,000.00 488,750.00 597,520.00 51,500.00 24,000.00 18,400.00 568,820.00 $1,773,990.00 59,646.00 ■^¿8?.œ 98,035.00 74,565.00 BOOKSTORE RESOURCES Sale of Text Sale of Supplies TOTAL RESOURCES 6,886.00 91,149.00 98; ö 35.- öö 9,500.00 89,010.00 REQUIREMENTS! Salaries Others TOTAL REQUIREMENTS ' 98,510.00 181,955.00 14,300.00 46,645.00 61,512.00 107,280.00 107,278.00 $196,255.00 108,157.00 214,558.00 179,287.00 16,968.00 $196,255.00 6,352.00 87,057.00 U, 748. 00 108,157.00 8,664.00 192,535.00 13.359.00 214,558.00 Actual ¿ Xr» rraa Actual 1 Yr. Prev, Budget Current Yr. to June 30, 1972 Budget Requirements 5 61,015.00 18,028.00 65,889.00 31,650.00 711,318.00 216,002.00 766,891.00 164,233.00 843,219.00 308,342.00 t- 2,090.00 4,495.00 7,000.00 6,802.00 70,639.00 26,960.00 42,305.00 65,015.00 53,946.00 67,016.00 63,975.00 74,486.00 / -O- 9,834.00 74,240.00 80,792.00 21,450.00 no, 014.00 166,377.00 25,253.00 36.U7.OO 61,400.00 REQUIREMENTS! Salaries Others TOTAL REQUIREMENTS Others 13,819.00 4,603.00 834.12 62,566.40 15,225.00 2,107.54 822.78 43,063.10 20,000.00 43,116.40 15,225.12 78,341.52 20,000.00 28,737.50 12,481,04 1, zl 8. >4 25,000.00 27,638.00 I 12,137.00 Others 44,903.00 60,565.00 Others 25,253.00 36,147.00 $61,400.00 13,666.00 4,600.00 50.00 Bond Redemption Funds Dist. Tax Prior Levy InterestEamed Bonds Dist. Tax Req. to Balance Budget TOTAL RESOURCES REQUIREMENTS: Bond Principal Bond Interest Unappropriated Balance TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 25,000.00 26,263.00 323,325.00 357,909.00 31,667.00 12,098.00 206,221.00 400,000.00 4,000.00 5.000,00 ar,¿a.« 400,000.00 24,000.00 10,000.00 181,221.00 615,221.00 REQUIREMENTS: Building 4 Equipment Contracts Architect 4 Engineering Fees Operating Contingencies Expenditures TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 183,908.00 431,467.00 12,350.00 367,632.00 96.00 71,667.00 323,325.00 0671,053.OC 293.532.OO 724/799^00 Student Activities: 40,918.00 c 53,309.00 38,000.00 10,000.00 1,400.00 12,000.00 $61,400.00 CONSTRUCTION EUND rfs ZWHTJ------------- Resources on Hand Anticipated State Revenue Proceeds from Sale of Stock 4 Misc. Revenue Interest on Construction Fund Investment TOTAL RESOURCES TT l TTTTTW Capital Outlay: 33,733.00 187,475.00 16,148.00 $203,623.00 BOND RETIREMENT 360,292.00 247,300.00 67,620.00 15,841.00 $691,053.00 Fixed Costs: 101,786.00 25,253.00 36,147.00 61,400.00 of Plant: Salaries and Wages Others 15,759.00 23,760.00 23,640.00 47,400.00 14,941.00 Salaries and Wages Others Salaries and Wages Others ipov^oc^ RESOURCES: Maintenance of Plant; ♦ 47,400.00 872,462.00 275,974.00 Salaries and Wages Others Operation 91,440.00 112,183.00 REQUIREMENTS! Salaries Contracted Services Others TOTAL REQUIREMENTS Migrant Education State Adult Basic Education Local Contrutution Adult Education Exploratory Program TOTAL RESOURCES -5- Salaries and Wages Others Public Informâtion-Conmunity Services: 11,800.00 TOTAL RESOURCES 38,000.00 10,000.00 1,400.00 12,000.00 61,400.00 10,000.00 1,400.00 Approved 1971-72 Instruction: * 88,600.00 gdQO'æ $113,900.00 FOOD AND HOUSING RESOURCES! Rental Sale of Food 38,000.00 10,000.00 1,40c.00 12,000.00 61,400.00 36,000.00 Administration; 54,391.00 17,482.00 $268,101.00 SPECIAL PROGRAMS RESOURCES: BUDGET SUMMARY GENERAL FUND July 1, 1971 136,505.00 129,384.00 2,212.00 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS GENERAL FUND RESOURCES 6,390.00 85,707.00 i9¿,097.00 37.U6.00 —O» 2JQ.?^oo $268,101.00 197,000.00 87,000.00 100,000.00 10,000.00 179.000.00 $289,000.00 Published January 21, 28, 1971. (CONTINUED)
