Nyssa Gate City Journal. Nyssa. Oregon
Pag« Six
Thursday. January 22, 1976
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
Emts AroMd Adrián
The
budpi
frw
Tfeaaure Valley C—unity College DtetrLct_______ foi
th*
fiscal
yeat
July I, 19.2.4 m detaded and a—anted below was prepared by the 3 Cadi. □ Accrual. □ Modified Accrual
By Fraucea Smalley
ADRIAN • Carl Begeman
accountn< basis, arid □ «. O « ** cor—tent with the accounting beau uied during the last two yean Majot changes,
il any. and their enacts on U ms budget are set lorth ei an accompanying statement.
A copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hours of___ 9:00
-------------------------and
_________ 5;00 P.M,_________ at
A
th< College Buglneaa Office______________________
_________________
will
held
be
on College Ca.ypua
of
the
19_2_4
at
meeting
ttbrUAlX 2.
for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this
budget Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it
Zv'1
(Chriinuii ot Governing Body)
Ontario
Malheur/Bsker
(Cuy)
(County)
12 January, 1976
(Date)
SUMMARY OF TAX LEVY AND OTHER BUDGET RESOURCES
1—
Levy Within M Limitation.........................................................
I«w nutrida Ml LMtattof*
Levy Outride M Umriatkxi (Boriai Levy)................................
Not Subject to UmMatton...............................................................
TOTAL PROF088D LBW (To ba aerified to Aasemor) . .
Total Bridget Reoou—s from LB-2..................................
Totri Raaeurom Except Tax to ba Levied from LR-3 . .
TOTAL BUDGET AU FUNM..........................................
L am V s «
-Ö-
Thu Yw
Nasi Ywx
-0-
93J.214i
718 151
-0-
48,075
789.854
52,B4Ö
43,543
766.266
9Ì5.ÀÌ9
1.261*969
842.694
858.Sid
1,353*864
1,000,139
93Í.829
2.863.369
2,969,231
.0«
j ,5 m ; sw
3,233,878
SUMMARY OF MMSTBDNB88
Otta
Neat Friari Yew
•••f 76
IMi Frieri Year
aaaf 73
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Type af Mt
BW.Wr"
aao .W to
1 1
-.TC
Short Tenn Notea.................................
-0-
NrirtFriariYaw
aast
NWLI»—
ri£ri
-0-
670,000
TOTAXe tNDOBnONMB o
N m IwMtf
rau Fusai Yew
«af
Jato 1. It_
660,000
•
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
GEKUIAL
---------------------------------------------------------- ---
Tb« Year
Lari Year
1.336,648.
qSB.tad.
Totri Pera—í Service* (tartadea aB Payroü Coate) . .
Totri Mátente* and Servta* .................................................
Total
Total
Total
Total
Capital Outlay..................................................................
All Othar Raquiraa—u................................................
Raquirements (Indudtag Trentes«) ..........................
Reeource* Except Tea lo be Latead ......................
Ad Valor— Texas Re c atead
................................................
Ad Valor— Tax Requisad to Batanee................................
Estmatad Tax Not to be Lavied..........................................
Total Ad Vakx— Tax lo be Lotead ................................
Levy Wttlun 6 Perceat Umitaücm ......................................
Levy Outtede 6 Percent LMtattoa......................................
Lovy Outtede 6 Perceat Limitauoa (Serial Lovy) ....
Not Subject to Umitaúoo
ÎJI.80B
636,254.
Materiate and Servi—...................................................
Capitai Outlay..................................................................
AH Ot— Raqu—tla................................................
Requirements (indndto« Transían)..........................
Retour— Bsript Tat to be Levied ......................
860.393.
95.621.
OSA 51A
789.334.
9
56216
Lari Yew
Thto Year
Next Year
SO.93Ç.
59.989.
17.698.
62.691
61.146.
51.146
59.006.
50,006
?nii7
1 3.196 .
/.5rOSO-
6, 890.
AV «AA
EatMted Tax Not io ba Lasted.........................................
Ad Valorem Tas to be Lasted ................................
WH— « Percent Limitation ......................................
Outride 6 Percent L— lattea......................................
Outride 6 Percent L—tation (Serial Levy) . . . .
Not Subject lo L—tauon
710.869.
78.985.
789.856.
......................................................
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day.
Crutine Oorts, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Freel and Dale
Freel went to Ontario and
picked up Mr. and Mrs.
Keven Rountree and went
out to dinner to celebrate
Oliver Freel and Cristine
Oorts' birthdays Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Keven
Rountree came Saturday
evening and spent the
weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Freel.
Gibb Deffenbaugh was a
Friday afternoon visitor in
the Oliver Freel ho—.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hamelton of Boise were
Sunday dinner guests of her
mother. Mrs. Sue Ashcraft.
Mrs. George DeHaven
spent the weekend in The
Dalles visiting her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mosier
Mrs. Mabie Piercy and
Mrs. Bill Toomb went to
Weiser Sunday afternoon and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ronfeld
of Nampa were Sunday
dinner guests of their daugh­
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Stephen and family.
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. G.
E. Mackey took his mother,
Mrs. Minnie Markey to Boise
, to visit her sister. Mrs
APPLE
VALLEY
Mr
and Mrs Walter Hopper and
daughters of Midvale were
Sundav dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Seward attended a talent
show sponsored by the Boys
Home Ec. Class in Ontario on
Wednesday eve. Mrs. Burton
Smith teaches the class and
the boys wore T-shirts they
had made and served cookies
they baked and the talent skit
was also their production.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rook-
stool attended the Co-op
dinner meeting at the Oregon
Trail Hall on Wednesday.
Robert Rook stool and dau­
ghters of Caldwell visited in
the Roy Rookstool home on
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rook-
stool visited in the Jim Edens
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs
Willard
Hoffman and Mr and Mrs
Cecil Wood all of Emmett
were Sunday evening after
church guests of Mr. and
Mrs Dwight Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Seward of Ontario enter­
tained for dinner
on
Thursday evening, the Se­
ward family Those present
were their mother. Mrs.
Jennie Seward, brothers.
Dwight
Seward and wife.
Don Seward and wife. Leroy
Seward and wife and their
slater. Mrs. R. A. Kellogg
and husband of Nampa.
Chester Shaw of Nyssa was
a breakfast guest on Monday
morning of Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Seward.
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Dibble
and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Sodowsky visited on Tuesday
afternoon in the William
Knox home.
Hannah Gage. While in
Boiae. they visited her
mother. Mrs Florence Go-
wey and sisters. Mrs Lois
Deurocher and Mrs. Wil—
Long.
Mr. and Mr»
G. E.
Mackey were Sunday eve­
ning dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrt Charles Morse.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo
Smalley visited Tuesday in
the William McCarthy home
at Caldwell.
Mrs. Verda Nichols, mo­
ther of Res Nichols passed
away Sunday morning at a
Caldwell Nursing home. Inter
ment will be in Montana
Mr. and Mrs. David Bay
and Kelley spent Friday-Sa­
turday in their motor ho— at
Hells Canyon Dam Mr and
Mrs Jack Barr of Nampa
joined them and all enjoyed
the ti— together.
Mrs. Ruth Martin of
Caldwell visited Sunday with
Mrs. Laura Bale and later
both of them visited with
Mrs. Leo Montague at Nu
Acres.
Meeting In
Portland
The Agrt Business Council
of Oregon will hold its annual
meeting at Portland's Me­
morial Coliseum. January 29
in the Pope A Talbot Room.
The general session starts at
9 a.tn. and concludes with a
luncheon at noon.
Perry Ellsworth. Executive
Vice President of the Na­
tional Council of Agricultural
Employees. Washington. D.
C.. is the featured speaker
He will discuss factors
affecting the supply of farm
labor.
Joe Klupenger. ABC Preu
dent, observed that this
year's meeting marks the
tenth year of progressively
closer ties between business
and agriculture in Oregon.
"The value of agriculture
in Oregon will continue to be
the central theme tn public
relations efforts of the
Agri-Business Council of
Oregon.*' Klupenger said.
The meeting will also
include election of 1976
officers and a new slate of
directors wiR be announced
A Food and Meat Handling
Workshop has been set up as
a result of joint planning by
the Oregon Slate Agricultural
Department. Malheur Cou­
nty Extension Service, Mal­
heur County Sanitation De­
partment and Treasure Val­
ley Community College. A
community service activity is
set for Monday. January 26,
at the college^ Weese Me
mortal Building to begin at 7
p m The program is an out­
growth of interest expressed
in how retail meat handlers,
restaurants, bakeries, and
school lunch programs might
do a better job and might be
informed of recently enacted
laws governing inspections.
The program, at no coat to
participants, will include the
following:
Basic Cleanliness will be
presented by Dr. Bill David­
son. Oregon State University
Food Technologist, who will
among other things present a
film package entitled "The
Spoilers ." He will also touch
upon refrigeration as part of
his presentation
Representing the Oregon
State Department of Agricul­
ture will be Joel Gray and
Carrol Farmer who will
explain laws governing the
handling of —at and what
the inspector looks for when
he visits a retail outlet or
bakery
The third pan of the
session will be a presentation
by Ray Huff. Malheur County
Sanitarian, who will explain
laws governing the res*
taurants and school lunch
programs as well aa bac­
teriology as it affects the
businesses. Growth rates and
media in which bacteria grow
will also be discussed
For more information, con­
tact the Community Educa­
tion office at the college
Good )udg—nt ul th» pase-
word to good driving V.IM-1A
r
HOLD YOUR
CHECKING ACCOUNT
UP TO THIS AD.
T
. .
Ad Valorem Taxse Recatead ...................................................
Total
Lovy
Lovy
Levy
SMîé.
2,049*519,
1*338.650.
11,716.
1,838,032
------- !,212,054.
......................................................
Total Rat—I Services (Includer a* Payroll Coals)
Total
Total
Torri
Total
Total
'
516,860.
4Ì.337.
FUND OR PROGRAM
Next Yew
1.483.493.
518.819.
41.982.
174.749.
2.221.043.
1.360.430.
attended the Lions Club
dinner at the Mirage Thurs­
day evening.
W. C. Van DeWater of
(. aidwell visited in the Carl
Begeman home Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Looney
and boys of Ontario, Mary
Looney of Caldwell and Carol
Burroughs were Sunday din­
ner guesta of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Looney.
Mrs. Ellen Marshall and
niece of Meridian and Mrs.
Bessie Hampton of Boise
brought a birthday cake
Wednesday and spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs Oscar
Schafer, in honor of Mrs.
Schafer's birthday. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Begeman were
evening guests in the Schafer
he ne and helped Mrs.
Schafer celebrate her birth­
Workshop
Planned
Apple Valley Items
I97jb_ I9ZZ
«•.«■a
5,056
Ari OA«
61 065
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BE LEVIED
UDUCEO rtasoNAi
loam nans
On any personal loen
of 1500 or more once
your application is
approved
STUDi-NT ASSISTANCE
Lari Year
Total
Total
Total
Totri
Total
Total
Personnel Sem— (Includer all Payroll Coris) . .
Materials and Servi—...............................................
Capitai Outlay.............................................................
AU Other Requirements............................................
Budget Requirements..................................................
Budpl Resources........................................................
Thia Year
174.665
292.298
35a.724
7
174.672
174.672
20
292.318
292,11a
U
15A 749
158,740
DOOR STORE
Lari Year
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
Personnel Services (Indudes ali PayroB Coris) . .
Materials and Servi—...............................................
Capital Outlay
...........................................................
Ail Other Requirements............................................
Budget RequvemenU ...............................................
Budget Resour—........................................................
10J33-
70.830
33
81.043
81.043
food
Totri
Totri
Total
Totri
Totri
Total
Total
Totri
Total
Totri
Capital Outlay
...........................................................
All Ot— Requirements............................................
Budget Require—nts ...............................................
Budget Resources........................................................
Personnel Servi— (Include* ail Payroll Costs) . .
Materials and Servi—...............................................
Cantal Outlay
...........................................................
AM Other Requwements............................................
Budget Requirements..................................................
Budget Resources........................................................
This Year
13.685
68.825
290
6.300
80.100
39.100
----- n7T7Z—
9Ô,306
7.ÔU
----- TTtT97------
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164*121
This Year
21,965
97,750
1.Í35
50.200
179.650
179.650
I inllmltrdcheck writing on "Oregon Art late" < hecks
No service charge a* long as you don't overdraw your
account No minimum baler«» required Choow from our
«•ne* esperialy painted for U *
FUND OR PROGRAM
Next Year
13-635
98.325
290
■3.300
89.100
39.100
& uoys L ri........................ fvn DOR PROGRAM
■■' l - i Y w '-----
Totri Personnel Servi— (Indudes ail Payroll Costs) . .
T nt al Ms lente» —Services
.........................................
Next Year
iNCiuoes CASHitn s chicks
Hold It up And compare It to U S Bank's Our basic Only
Account includes all the things you see in this ad for probably the
same amount of money many people pay for a checking account
alone Three dollars a month
Next Year
26.000
107.280
1.500
55.700
19O«480
190.480
Now. with credit or without.
If you'd like our baric Only Account, all we need la your
signature It's that simple to get
Of course, you can soil get the Only Account with check
cashing and U-Bank* options, rf you Ike But you ! have to 61 out
a credit application Once if a approved, we'l cash checks up to
THE ONLY ACCOUNT.
IN NYSSA,
ONIYAT U&BANKJ
XONSTRLCTinat
Lari Year
.
-FUN DOR PROGRAM
Next Year
This Year
173.319
307,763
486.032
ÜÛÊafifiZ
297.500
297.500
317.500
317.500
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Published January 22. 1976
$100 (X) with no questions asked This card is also your key to
U Bank which lets you bank 24 hours a day. 7 days a week
Or. you can get the Only Account with a U S BankAmertcard*
It includes all the services we've talked about plus our Automatic
Cash Transfer Once your application Is approved, we'l automat
ically advance (unde from your BankAmericard account (up to
your approved credit limit) when you need to write a check for
more than the balance In your account
Chances are. your checking account dkin’t hold up very writ
to this ad If not. maybe you should turn «In to U.S Bank and lot
us turn it Into an Only Account
me
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