Thursday, June 24, 1976
Nytsa Got« City Journal, Nytsa, Oregon
Events Around Adrian
BUI
E.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny
Skerjanec and family of
Ontario were Saturday eve­
ning dinner guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George DeHaven.
Sunday. Mr
and Mrs
George DcHaven went to
Ontario and were guests at a
birthday picnic at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Sker­
janec for their twins. Tracy
and Stacy, also the recent
birthday of their son Kelly
who to four years old
Thursday evening guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Begeman to celebrate Carl’s
birthday with cake and ice
cream were Mr. and Mrs.
Boyce Van DeWater of Big
Bead. Mr. and Mrs. W C
Van DeWater and son Kent
of Caidwell and Mrs Dale
Witt.
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Looney and family of
Ontario came by and took his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Looney on the ’ 'Top Op’ ’ tour
to the Jordan Valley area
with them Bill Looney used
to live there, and Mrs.
Looney had taught school in
that area. They left at 8 a.m.
and arrived home at 6 p.m
and had a most enjoyable
day.
Mr. and Mra. Kirby
Kendall of Caldwell cele-
brated their 42 wedding
anniversary Sunday at the
home of her sister. Mr and
Mrs. Oscar Schafer. It was
also their 42 wedding anm
versary and they also cele-
brsted Esthers Day
Mrs. Carl Begeman atten­
ded a baby shower for Mrs
Donna Martin at the home of
Mrs Wealey Walker. Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs
George
Amstutz at Placerville, Cali-
Esther Elinor Wulff. 61,
Nyssa, was taken to Malheur
Memorial Hospital following
a minor accident Saturday.
June 19. at the intersection of
Columbia and Echo Avenues,
near Nyssa. Jerry Williams.
46. Nyssa, driver of the
second vehicle was cited for
failure to yield the right-of-
way.
He told the State Police
officer he stopped for the
stop sign on Echo and did not
see the Wulff auto until he
struck It.
Both vehicles were towed
from the scene.
Anniversaries
Juae 25 - Mr. and Mrs.
Foy Sasser, Mr and Mrs
Brent Folkman
Jms 27 - Mr. and Mrs
Rogelio Haro
Jms 28 - Mr. and M
W
Poor
June 38 • Mr. and Mrs
Rulon Staples, Mr. and Mrs.
Gary Garrison
foenia have purchased the
Adrian Merc from Mr. and
Mrs. George Cartwright.
They have married children
living in California. Mrs.
Amstutz' family live in
Oregon. Mr. and Mrs.
George Cartwright will re­
main in the Adrian area.
Mra. Mabie Piercy, Mrs.
Marie Moore and Mrs. Anna
Long went to Caldwell
Sunday afternoon to hear
Thelma Dadair. the new
moderater of the General
Assembly it was held in the
Jewish Chapel in the College
of Idaho. There was a potluck
meal followed by a Bicen­
tennial display.
Satutday. Mrs Sue Ash
craft, Mrs Anna Long and
Mrs. Mabie Piercy visited
Mrs
Mae Hemman and
Mrs. Gladys Thomas in
Caldwell. Mrs. Gladys Tho­
mas is recovering from a
recent fall.
Carolyn Haney
Injures Leg
Mrs. Vern Hirsch
Visits Alaska
Nyuan Hurt
Mrs. Vern Hirsch of
Newell Height» left May 14
via plane for Skagway,
Alaska, to visit her son. Vern.
Jr. She and her husband and
family had lived in Juneau.
Alaska from 1955 to 1962.
While she was there. Vern
had her advue him with the
gardening and yard work.
Although snapdragons and
other flowers are now bloom­
ing the ground a foot below to
still frozen. She and Vern
prepared some bare patches
beside the house in the lawn.
One large patch ran the
length of the house and was
about 15 feet wide. They had
it raked and ready for
seeding the next day.
Early the next morning,
something exated the dogs
in the neighborhood and their
barking
awakened
Mrs.
Hirsch. Later she went out to
plant grass and there was a
set of large tracks * h i< h ran
the length of the large patch
they had prepared. They
were bear tracks.
Vern is a Project Engineer
for the road which is being
built to join a Canadian
highway coming from Ben­
nett. B.C.
Skagway is now 800
population but during the
gold rush had a population of
forty th.iusand people The
road is being built on the
opposite side of the river
valley on which the Canadian
White Pass Railroad was
constructed
The advance surveying
crews are no longer having to
be transported by helicopter
to work and back. Five and
nine-tenths of the railroad to
partially completed and can
be traveled by four-wheel-
drive vehicles. The road to
being blasted out of the
mountain side. The ravines
GENERAL
(A) CATEGORIES
1 PUBLIC SAFETY
fiscal
International Livestock Ex
position will be chosen from
the top scoring judges in this
contest, continued
Mis»
Mohr; therfore, it to impor­
tant that any 4-H'er wishing
to try out for the teams,
attend this contest.
This will be an all-day
activity, so those families
participating must bring a
sack lunch noted Miss Mohr
F bzrths J
Juna 1« • Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Deron. Fruitland, a girt.
June 17 • Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Enckson. Payette, a girl,
fune 18 • Mr. and Mrs.
Jose Munoz. Ontario, a girl
Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Webster. Ontario, a girl
Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Soliz,
Weiser, a boy.
June 20 - Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Zikmund. Nyssa, a girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorman
Miller. Drewsey, a girl.
USE
REPORT
ANTICIPATING A GENERAL REVENUE
SHARING PAYMENT OF
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DECEMBER 11. 1S7S PLANS TO SPENO THESE FUNDS FOR THt PURPOSES
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development
accounting basis, and CS is, O ta not cunaistent with
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beginning July I. 1*^6. as detailed and »umarued below, was prepared by the LI Cash, O Accrual. O Modified Accrual
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PLANNED
2 ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECT ION
10 EDUCATION
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The Malheur County Dairy
Judging Tour is scheduled
for Saturday. June 26. in the
Vale-Willowcreek area. The
tour will begin at the Dick
Chamberlains. Route 2. Box
136-A, Vale at 9:30 a m. Six
classes of dairy animals and
ooe class of lay will be
judged with oral reasons
given on one class and
written reasons given on one
class.
Jerseys will be judged st
Chamberlains, followed by
two classes of Holsteins at
Dudley DeLong’s; lastly two
classes of Guernseys and a
class of hay will be judged at
Scotty Payne’s. The official
judge for this activity will be
Jim Henderson, the North­
west Fieldman for the Hol
stein Association.
A fitting and showing
demonstration will be pre
sented by Susan DeLong in
the afternoon, with a practice
time following for all youth to
try their hand at showing
dairy animals, reports Ma­
rilyn Mohr. Malheur County
4-H and Youth Agent.
The dairy judging teams
for State Fair and the Pacific
SHARING
PLANNED EXPENDITURES
• MULTIPURPOSE ano
GENERAL GOVT
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REVENUE
dtecrlmlnaUon tot Uw uee et Pwee funds may be eent
■w omee et Revenue Shertep. Waele. D C ZPWS________
T lire
Ths-'bXl
high school seniors and the
8th graders at Skagway High
School
Vern c Hlh grade
math teacher. Mr. Over-
street, was the speaker.
Twelve seniors and twelve
Sth graders received diplo­
mas.
Barbara Neal of the gradu­
ating class, may have a first,
because she to a member of
the Varsity Basketball Team.
The class used Bicenten­
nial colors of red. white and
blue. Members gave short
speeches on "What America
Means to Me.” All Skagway
appeared to be in attendance
at the graduation ceremony.
Mrs. Hirsch
returned
home Tuesday. June 1.
Malheur County Dairy
Judging Tour Saturday
General Revenue Sharing provxles federal funds directly to local and stale governments This report of your government s plan is published
to encourage citizen participation m deterryour government» decision on now the money wilt be spent Note Any eemptelnes ei
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
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Mrs. Dale (Carolyn) Haney
of rural Nyssa, fractured her
leg in a motorcycle accident
Tuesday evening. June IS.
She was taken to Malheur
Memorial Hospital in Nyssa,
but was transferred to Holy
Rosary Hospital in Ontario
Wednesday morning where
she underwent surgery.
Mrs. Haney returned home
Monday morning and her
husband reports she is doing
well, but will need some time
to recuperate.
are filled with rock obtained.
At present, the contractor
is installing a bridge over a
deep canyon caused by water
■>f a small »wtfi stream. The
bridge will be Pylon structure
and is made of a type of steel
where its rust will provide a
protective covering and will
not require paint.
On May 30. Vern look his
mother to >ee the road. It was
a clear ai d sunny day. The
last ooe fourth mile thev
walked, it became a very
pleasant hike. The snow was
melting rapidly and parts of
the road earned
small
streams of water As they
neared the bridge site the
road consisted of mainly
large rocks which had not yet
been crushed by the heavy
equipment. The footing for
two of the pylons were in
place and moat of the girders
from Japan which had been
stored since last summer at
Skagway were lying about to
be fastened into place..
The drilling rig which had
been winched across the
esnyon the day before ap­
peared to have been at work.
They attended the gradua­
tion exercises May 26 of the
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IS TOTAL!
9;op t.y
A copy of the budpet document may be inspected or obtained between the hours of
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Adrian School Board
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the
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
at
lor the purpose of holding • public hearing on this
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5,978.
and
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The
budge'
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Rural
Fire
Protwctlon
for
Dlatrict
the
year
fiscal
19.76-19.77
beginning July I. 1976. “ detailed and sutnanzed below, was prepared by the Z) Cadi. O Accrual, □ Modified Accrual
budpt Any person may appear Io ditcun the budget, or any part of It.
accounting basis, and 9 is, O is not consistent with the accounting basis used durmg the last two years Major changes.
Drery Cameron
(Chairman of Governing Body)
toklhuer__________
Adrian
if any. and their effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement
obtained between the houts of
copy of i he budget document may be inspected or
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(City)
(County)
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June ??, 197*
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(D¡te)
of
the
JuU 6 ------------------------------------ 1976,
at
A
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held
be
meeting
«Governing Bod> )
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p.m
at
Wyaaa fire Hall. CitT Hall» HTtBS------ for
the purpose of holding a public hearing on due
budget Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it
SUMMARY OF TAX LEVY AND OTHER BUDGET RESOURCES
raw Yew
Lati Yaw
ismi
Levy Within 6% Limitation....................................................
Levy Outside M Limitation
levy ruuaMa M limitation (Serial Levy)
. .
Not Subject to Limitation...................................
??*• *100.00
Kone
17,1« 70.00
33*.*”2.OO
None
IL,ooi.OO
Nrat Year
377.113,00
5.750.00
T5.b9SOO
331.^3.00
503,00«.00
TOTAL FROFOSED LEVY (To be certified to Astemi) . .
Total Budget Resources from LB- 2....................................
Total Resources Except Tax to be Levied from LB-3 . . 232.557.00
290.232.00
295.«3L.00
Summary was published in the Nyssa Gate City
Journal. June 17, 1976
513,129.00
600,ok».00
669,659.00
Notice was published June 24. 1976.
311.570.00
TOTAL BUDGET ALL FUNDS
Nyssa
Malheur
(City)
(County)
June 1, 1976
(Date)
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
SUMMARY OF INDEBTEDNESS
DaM OuMaeXtag
Typa W DaM
BondR
.................................
This F beai Year
MOÍ
late 1. l£L
31.000.00
Dabi AaUkxttad, Not lacarrad
Next FbcB Year
M OÍ
IN 1.1126.
1<,000.00
Thia Fural Yaw
aaof
Jab 1.1»
None
Next FiacW Yea«
tato
Jafr t. I»
None
Interest Bearing Warrant!.....................
Short Term Notes...................................
TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS..................
The
budget
XI 000*00
16.000.00
None
S*rial Levy
Total
Total
Total
Total
f 2 --------------------------------- for
the
fact!
year
l9_2Al9JJ.
beginning July I. Iy_76 as detailed and sumarized below, was prepared by the 3 Cash, O Accrual. O Modified Accrual
accounting basis, and S to, O is not consistent with the accounting basis used during the last two years Major changes,
None
A
copy of the budget document may be inspected or obtained between the hours of
9100 P* M.________
.......................................................................
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A, X»________
will
be
held
meeting
—July 12----------------------- .
of
and
the
19.76
at
(Governing Body)
ff Nt*
M
**»> ^T***i Oregnn_________ for the purpose of holding a public hearing on this
budget Any person may appear to discuss the budget, or any part of it.
Community Services ........................................................
All Other Requirements ....................................................
Requirements (Including Transfers) ................................
Resources Except Tax to be Levied .................................
Ad Valorem Taxes Received ......................................................
Ad Valorem Tax Required to Balance .......................................
Estimated Tax Not to be Received..............................................
Total Ad Valorem Tax to be Levied .........................................
Levy Within 8 Percent Limitation ..............................................
Levy Outside 8 Percent Limitation ...........................................
Levy Outside 8 Percent Limitation (Serial Levy)......................
Not Subject to Limitation ..........................................................
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2C7è II Lth St., Ryiiar OrsgOD__________________ A
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Board of Mnkctof---------------------------------
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TotaURupporting Service!
By»— load kBMBgWPt Diatrlot
it any, and their effects on this budget are set forth in an accompanying statement.
FUNDS REQUIRING THE LEVY OF AN AD VALOREM TAX TO BALANCE THE BUDGET
Total Instruction
for
Summary was published in the Nysaa Gate City
Journal, June 17, 1976
Notice was published June 24, 1976
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