Thursday, Juna 1, 1972
The Nyssa Oato City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Favorite Foods
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24.038.00
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35.376.00
54,112.00
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1323,083.00
FUND RESOURCES
GENERAL
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1 S-72 • 1 S-7J
BEGINNING JULY 1. IS 7?
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00______ 1,014.00
3,187.0c
OTHER
.277.034.28
Ji«978^09
4o4,»55^00
4o,060.00
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75,000.00
78,235-CK
52,156. 0£
OUTPATIENT SERVICES
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154,735.06
48^7^1'87
171,527.00.
¿26^791^00'
10,749.00
18.813.94
NURSING HOME SERVICES
OTHER INCOME
31.028.00
8.6
Medicare
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61.OOO.OC
operating revenues
250,000.00 DISASTER CONTINGENCY
1.104,817.00
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250,000.OC
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L»99,i4i09
1,059,083.
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FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
1s2L • «>73
BEGINNING JULY 1. «>
72
BUDGET FOR
HISTORICAL DATA
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ACTUAL
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PR EC EMI NO YEAR
70 TO
PR EC EMI NG
YEAR
7T 71
72
APPROVED
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36.699.21
32.203.62
24.452.30
225.971.»»
“319.326*57
■*2,903.58
37.997.58
29.739.13
2»7.»10.67
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»5,000.00
»0,700.00
32,000.00
330.800.00
»48.500.00
60,800.00
43,500.00
31,900.00
265.300.00
»01.500.00
Administration 4 General
Dietary
Household 4 Property
Professional Care Of Patients
TOTAL: Personnel Services
MATERIALS an » services :
84,9611.34
96.5flQ.fY3
X4.617.QO
»7.039,20
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08,000.2»
X2.257.01
»1,309.08
75^»09.73
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113,110.00
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86.250.00
273.710,00
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250,000,00
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126,150.00
3».750.00
»3.000.00
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Hmiaahold A Property
-Professional Care Of Patients .
349,300.00
TfYFAT-« Material« A Sarviaaa
SUBTOTAL
750,800.00 .
Disaster Contingency
250,000.00
When your grandson says, RIBBON COOKIES
’Grandma, will you please make IB
cup butter
another cheese cake”, how can 1 1/2 cup sugar
a grandmother refuse? Here 1 egg
is one of the easiest cheese 2 1/2 cups sifted flour
cakes I’ve made. It’s an ele 1 1/2 tsp. baking powder
gant dessert to serve guests, 1/4 teaspoon salt
as well as grandsons. The 1/4 cup chopped candied cher
cream cheese makes the dif-
ries
1 square unsweetenedchocolate
ference.
1/4 cup chopped nuts
CHEESECAKE PIE
3 tblsp. chopped citron
1 1/4 cups graham cracker
i
Cream butter add sugar gra
crumbs
dually. Stir in egg and vanilla,
1/4 cup butter, melted
mixing well. Sift together flour,
1 - 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese. baking powder, salt.
Add to
softened
creamed mixture and blend,
1/2 cup sugar
thoroughly. Divide dough into
three parts. Add cherries to
1 tbsp, lemon juice
1/2 tsp. vanilla
one part; chocolate and nuts to
salt (dash)
another, citron to the third.
2 eggs
Line a small bread pan with
»
1 cup dairy sour cream
aluminum foil. Place the dough
3 tbsp, sugar
in layers in the pan. Refri
gerate.
When ready to bake,
1 tsp. vanilla
Mix crumbs and butter; press cut into thin slices; cut each
into buttered 9-inch pie pan, slice in half. Place on greased
building up sides.
baking sheet. Bake in 375 de
Beat cream cheese until fluffy gree oven 10 to 12 minutes.
blend in sugar, lemon juice, Do not allow cookies to brown.
vanilla and salt. Add eggs and Remove to cooling rack at once.
beat well.
Pour into crumb Makes about 4 dozen.
crust and bake in a 325 degree
oven for 25 to 30 minutes.
School will soon be out and
Combine remaining ingre the children will soon be looking
dients and spoon atop pie. Bake for diversion. Mom’s cookie
10 minutes longer. Cool. Serve jar will keep them checking in.
with sweetened strawberries. (The neighbors youngsters too)
Serves six.
They’ll flock toward oatmeal
cookies like flies to sugar.
Speaking of gourmet foods, the My mom's cookie jar was al
flavor of Marcell’s Black Cup ways filled - and she made
cakes are also enhanced by the best Custard Pie! What did
cream cheese.
your mom make best?
1 also use cream cheese as
a chip dip. Simply place it in OATMEAL COOKIES - Cookie
a flat bowl. Pour soy sauce
jar speciality!
over it and sprinkle it with 3/4 cup shortening
sesame seeds (toasted) Wow! 1 1/3 cups sugar ( 1/2 brown
Is that good!
4 1/2 white)
Now to get back to the cup 2 eggs
cakes -- if you bake them in 1 tsp. vanilla
paper baking cups, be sure to 8 tsp. raisin juice
place a piece of aluminum foil 1 tsp. soda
under the muffin pan to keep the 2 cups flour
cupcakes from over-browning. 1 tsp. salt
MARCELLA’S BLACK CUP 1 tsp. cinnamon
CAKES
1 tsp. nutmeg
1/4 tsp. cloves
Filling:
1 - 8 oz. pkg. cream cheese 1 cup cooked raisins
1 cup oatmeal (dry)
1 egg
1/3 cup sugar
1 cup nutmeats, chopped
1/8 tsp. salt
Cream together shortening
1 - 6 oz. pkg. chocolate chips sugars and eggs. Add vanilla
CAKES;
and raisin juice in which soda
">1 1/2 cups flour
has been dissolved. Sift dry
1 cup sugar
ingredients together and stir
1/4 cup cocoa
into creamed mixture. Stir in
1 tsp. soda
raisins, oatmeal and nuts. Drop
1/2 tsp. salt
from tablespoon 2 inches apart
1 cup water
onto greased cookie sheet. Bake
1/3 cup cooking oil
at 400 degrees for 8 minutes.
Makes 5 dozen.
1 tbsp, vinegar
1 tsp. vanilla
Combine and beat well the
COMING EVENTS
cream cheese, egg, sugar and
salt.
Fold in the chocolate
FRIDAY, JUNE 2 - Rummage
chips and set aside.
Sale, United Methodist Church,
Sift the flour, sugar, cocoa, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
soda and salt together in a bowl
Golden Age, Rummage Sale,
and stir in the water, oil, vine 9 a.m.
gar and vanilla.
Friendship Club will meet
Fill the cupcake paper 1/3 at the IOOF Hall, at 2 p.m.
full of chocolate mixture and top
SATURDAY, JUNE 3 - Girls
with a heaping teaspoon of the State Tea, Adrian, 2 p.m.
cream cheese mixture.
Golden Age Rummage Sale,
Bake 30 minutes at 325 de 9 a.m.
grees.
Makes 2 dozen cup
Recovery, Inc. First Christ
cakes.
ian Church, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY, JUNE 6 - TOPS
Ribbon cookies remind me #494 meets at Adrian Grade
of parties and graduation and School, 7;30 p.m. Decision on
showers. These can be made use of Nyssa library at this
ahead and colored wih food meeting.
coloring to suit the occasion.
WEDNESAY, JUNE 7 - TV
This dough can also be frozen. Christian Women, LaPaloma
Isn’t it great to have things Cafe, 1 p.m.
so convenient? These are pretty
THURSDAY, JUNE 8- Toast
and they call for seconds!
mistress Club, Library Mtg.
Room, 8 p.m.
GRADUATES AWARDED
SCHOEARSMPS
Mr. Duane Buchtel, guidance
counselor has reported seven
additional 1972 graduates who
have received
scholarships
from various schools and or
ganizations
They are as
follows;
GREG BLANCH
Greg Blanch received an Ath
letic Scholarship in Basketball
at the Linfield College in Mc
Minnville, Oregon. Greg’s pa
rents are Mr. and Mrs. Gary
KAYC LAFAY
KayC Lafay daughter of Mrs.
Kay Lafay received a Certifi
cate of Excellence from the
Dad’s Club of Oregon State
University. KayC plans on at
tending the OSU College.
DAN NICHOLS
Dan Nichols received an Ath
letic Scholarship in Basketball
at Eastern Oregon College in
La Grande. His parents are Mr.
and Mrs
RICK CHESTER
Rick Chester also received
a Certificate of Excellence from
the Dad’s Club of Oregon State
University. His parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Chester. Rick
plans on attending the Eastern
Oregon College.
BARBARA WILLIAMS
Barbara Williams daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams re
ceived a Scholarship tobeused
to help pay tuitiontotheCollege
of his choice from St. Brid-
gett’s CatholicChurchofNyssa.
BOB HOLMES
Bob Holmes son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Holmes of rural Nyssa
received
the Union Pacific
Scholarship. Bob plans on using
the scholarship at Oregon State
University after two years of
study at Treasure Valley Com
munity College.
Firemen Summoned
Nyssa Volunteer Firemen an
MARY ANN DORITY
swered a call Monday evening,
May 29 at the Norvelle Robbins
Mary Ann Dority also re
home. Fire was caused by an ceived a scholarship from St.
electric fence shortingout. The Bridgett’s Catholic Church of
fire, near a loafing shed, was Nyssa to help pay tuition to the
quickly extinguished with no College of her choice. She is the
damage reported.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Dority.
CAPITAL OUTLAlh
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71 575 00
EpuiRntent
flo 100 00
ReildiMSM anR Add.tiena
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3.903.00
20,280.00
34^100.00
Other Structure«
BONDED DEBT REQUIREMENTS
<BV FUND IF NICKMADV)
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Land and Imrorim«"« to Lend
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR IB
72
BEGINNING JULY I. IS
total
1
neaNoiTueee
529.887.36
619,831.02
1,135,948.00
71-72
HISTORICAL DATA
EndiM Peed Selaaaee
1,059,083.00 '
total requirements
69-70
SECGNR
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PERCEPIRÒ YEAR
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FUND RESOURCES
11,000.00
12,000.00
11-1-67
121000.00
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1 • 72. ■ I >73
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BEGINNING JULY I.
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n.000.00
11.000.00
12,000.00
12.000.00
Mend Intereat to Re Paid RwrinR ■ ’‘•••np Veer
ESCONO
PRECERING YEAR
CNBUING VCAB
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PIMRY
PRECES ING YEAR
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14,320.00
13.747.50
13.220.00
14.320.00
13.747.50
13,220.00
11-1-67
7.097.00
1.597»ÖÖ
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Prew>ew«ly La»'rd Tea»« Ret.matod
Te Re Oeee.eed R«r.nj R rb W ro Teer
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5,205.00
TOTAL INTSRRtT YO RS PAIR
Intoeeet
50.00
6,885.00
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6,310.00
•
9.47
«,«94.47
Saraia<s en Teap. lavestBsata
Z?:986.50
l«aue Gated
11-1-67
6,010.00
10CL0Q
6.310.00
FroM GeBeral Fumd
544.00
12,620.00
1,287.00
OTNER PEROV PC ST
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12,620.00
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CURRENT YEAR
OaaiatoNo Pend Ralamee
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l««ue Rated
BUDGCTFOB
HISTOBICAL DATA
ACTUAL
6,592.00 J
24JÖ38JOO
. 2?,320.00—
-24.747^50
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TOTAL UNAPPROPRIATSR RA l ANCS
TOTAL ■XPEWRIYveea
TOTAL ROMPE» OUT OOOVIOCaiNY
6.Q10.00
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