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Newspaper Page Text8 The News-Review, Roseburq, Ore. Thun., June 2, 1960 ' Cliy OF R0S33B30 T2JTATIVE BODGST FIGURES FCR 1960-1961 MOHCS IS HEREKf 01VEN: That in accordance with the provisions of.'the "Local Budget Law," O.R.S. 291), 365, 29l),3l5, 29l),3l5, 29li,350 and amendments thereto, the Budget Committee of the City of Roseburg, Oregon prepared and adopted on May 27, I960, the budget estimates for the City of Roseburg, Oregon, for the ensuing year beginning July 1, I960, and ending June 30, 1961, as set forth in the accompanying schedule. All persons are hereby notified that on I-fenday, the 27th day of June, I960, at 7r30 P.M., at the '.Jest Side Fire Station In the City of Roseburg, Oregon, said estimates nay be discussed with the Common Council, the board of the City of Rose burg, Oregon and any person subject to the proposed tax levy or tax levies, when made, will be heard in. favor or against said proposed tax levy or levies, or any part thereof. . " Actual "3957-58 Actual 1958-59 Actual 1st 6 Ko. 1959-60 Budget 1959-60 Estimated 1960-61 31,271.16 203,107.51) 22,356.61) 3,135.00 37,629.1)3 37,151.63 3,lil)i.30 3,33li.78 ' . 183.20 -0-1,930.18 : -o-- 107.00 : 3,811).92 1)79.99 : 1,261).65 26,138.03 -0- -0- 375,818.50 -0. -0- -0- Estimated Cash Balance -0- 208.318.e6 152,21)0,11 370,786.93 Taxes - Current Year . , . 2l),762.99 J6,92li.22 20,000.00 Taxes - Prior Years 20,000.00 " 2,893.85 1,682.00 3,000.00 Licenses & Fees 3,000,00 3l),337.55 ,21),211.79 33,000.00 Fines 23,1)00.00 Bail ; . -. - ),500.00 Court Fees . . . 5,000.00 37,183.23 21,103.07 37,000.00 Franchises 38,000.00 .3,793.25 7.169.30 v 3,000.00 Building Fermits ' 1,000.00 h, 822.58 1,510.28 X 5,000.00 Swimming Fool . 5,000.00 61)2.90 .11)0.80 . " 500.00 Dog Control 500.00 159.23 -' -0- " 150.00 Boxing Commission -0- 2,951.95 1,801.98 3,000.00 Airport Receipts 3,000.00 -0- -0- 19,000.00 Engineering Fees 12,000.00 1,358.00 1,061.00 1,500.00 Golf 3,000.00 ' 2,003.97 903.51 2,000.00 Cas Tax Refund 2,000.00 2,317.13 1,731.88 250.00 Miscellaneous 750.00 -0- -0- -0- Flood Relief -0- 22,61.1.71 10,631.91 25,000.00 Liquor Control- 21,300.00 0,000.00 -0- -0- American legion - . -0- - 3,330.00 -O- -0- Box Seat & Sign Rental " 500.00 359,520.20 2Ui017.e8 S23.186.9f5 - -K1,??0.00- 'cwmi pus i) - ssniwrsa sxraiarms? 19,302.38 13,532.01 , ' 3,00000 3,562.81 23,529.08 lli.617.t6 7,2lS.3li 21,519.13 ' 18,896.59 76, 352. tli 10,361. 3S Sl.05l.51i 67,163.5?' 13,295.66 , $,787.58 ; 111,205.8 y 7,115.38 3,161.98 y 1,808.92 1,078.07 30,153.13 16,023.07 7,291.20 17,071. 2!t 16,965.70 93,391.01 10,913.15 99,523.95 21,221.20 MS. 52. 16,132.02 P,oi5.5o . ; 3,775.77 ''I 2. S00.30 -9.171..31 13,556.03 7,121.70 19,371.99 . 35,027.66 . 12,070.00 35,890.00 2,650.09 I, 700.00 31,239.00' 16,000.00 7.030.00 7,925.00 13,957.32 E6.709.SO II, 325.00 39,076.00 71,063.00 City linager's Office Recorder-Treasurer Jlirport Fublic Buildings roblie Works, a-.gr, Div, C-srage & Shop Building Inspector . Street' & Sewer Street & Traffic tights Fire Department SiiMiing Fool Farlc3 & Flaygrounds ' Police Department- 11,022.00 22,196.00 3,500.00 I. Soo.co 39,875.00 17,170.00 6,175.00 3.7,115.00 20,026.32 101,031.50 II, 775.00 39,1.00.00 69,009.00 3,600.00 2,100.00 1,500.00 721.11 650.00 ' -0--0- 5,051.65 980.00 , 5,119.88 6,313.86 13,666.12 20.38 86.99 a 19. 90 307.22 29,217.50 3,600.00 2,100.00 1,665.00 538.59- t . 650.00 .. -0-;. -0- 5,559.61 1,000.00 . 6,517.21 1,329.75 11,123.20 19.05. 23.10 39.63 -0- 23,737.50 1,800.00 1 ,200.00 . 1,200.00 65.1? 610.00 '. 271.91 -0- 6,101.73 1,000.00 1,011.99 017.73 6,619.71 . 0 . -0-' -0-12,672.50 ? 3,600.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 100.00 650.00 3,000.00 65,000.00 6,000.00 1,000.00 3,500.00 S.ooo.oo 15, 000. 00 5oo.oi -0- -0- -0- ' 28,657.50 City Attorney 3,630.00 1-iunicipal Judge 2,100.00 Auditor 2,l0".OO Council ISyor iiroense 100. CO league of Oregon Cities 65O.CO I-lnergnncy Fund 2,000.00 ''arrant Retirement 53,000.00 I-aotor Warrant Interest 7,000.00 liosciuito i: Pest Control 1,000.00 Liability & Fire Ins. 5,000.00 Industrial Insurance 1,500.00 Pub. Biiplnyes Ret. 1 20,1.00.00 Bag Control -0- Civil Defense 500.00 miscellaneous -0- Ordinance Revision -0-Bond Int. Retirement to Bond Retirement Fund ?a,0?.75 l)Qi, ?-S.(v MQ.n?.!'" ?."li.PP?.i2 i6i'.M?.V TOT -I. G.iJSSAi, FUND wr-tiirraRS (?i.?'!,,.S7 RSV-JilE - BOUT) PCTIRSIT FW'D 29,217.50 28,737.50 12,672.50 28,657.50 TiSTIH'.TSP XPaOITUR?.? - BOND RCTTOICTT FUHO 10,000.00 2,680.00 8,000.00 2,700 v00 5,000.00 837.50 10,000.00 2,505.00 6,000.00 2,520.00 5,000.00 75?. ?0 10,000.00- 1,208.75 -0- 1,170.00 ?9?,75 10,000.00 2,580.00 P.000.00 2,152.50 S.oco.oo fc'S'.OO General Fund Airport Imnrnvonont Principal Interest rtorm roimr fri)icipal Interest ti Vont Side Fire StnMrn Pi-incipnl Interest. 23,093. 7f lo.roo.oo. 8,000.00 5,000.00 565.00 29.217.50 28.737.50 12,672.50 Pft.657 . 5o TOT'l, POMP RlSTISjgfSWT 2 3.091.75 10,219.39 18,910.16 22,970.57 10,000.00 Cash Balance - 20,000.03 Pl.oi?.!-? P.',170.!:" !"'.tV.j" P?. OOP .00 t.at.p Mrhvav Funds 71.600.00 9?.T'i.H 100,80.63 61,oq6JiO o-.000,pfl TPTM, STAT1? TX ST. F1TO pli.600 . 00 FTTT"1) StPTHDITW - .TUTB TUX STST Fir!1) 7.F50.3? PI.OSI.I ",ie5.!'o 0?,O0O,Of Ptropt mvtMon ':.6.l.ro tIi'atd Rr-i'tn - ont,r-; rr'vo -0- - -0- 2.250.CO 2,250.00 Estimated Cash Balance 2,o0.00 -0- -0- .0- .o Transfer From St. Tax ftrppt Fund ?,"0.0Q -0- -- ?,?gQ.OO P. 250.PO TPT'1. RKTOJITK l-.gpO.00 STTIMATD StP9grTIR?i - TUC!T SWCTVfl Ft1-?!) n rf" ?.?';0.00 y.PCQ.ty TXittp Trucl; l..l.rO g'TTMATCT R'r??tT!;! - ffffS yi?VICS FWD 7,811.91 '51,773.10 30,111.92 26,200.01 Cash Balance . n. 66,905.85 -61.2C7.60 2 3.169.63 eTloco.CO Swer 75.o.0O 810.00 270.00 1,910.00 l.ooo.OO Connection Fees 1 00O.W ' ?-8 -0- -0- '.InpclTinwus .q. 75,507.79 116.11. ?R ?g.lili.SS ' Oli.yoo.Qrt TOTAL "VTC? Fl?n 7.0lr).r.- ESTIittTED EXPiJIDITURSS.- SH'i3 S5RVICS FUND 39.992.61 89,106.79 51,657.28 91,200.00 Sewer' Division 76,010.00 ESTIM'.TSD RETOTUB - PARKP10 ETER FUND 12,360.95 7,001.66 19,712.00 19,717.50 312.00 177.00) 78.00 ' ,) 3,668.51 28,690.00 -0-. 50,000.00 i?5:8 Cash Balance Parking Meters Hood Rentals Delivery Permit 62 , 192. 95 S7.1rl?.l6 33. 316.16 So.S27.CO TOTAL P'ROTO jggg BSTIWT'T ?PF:-:DI?tn5 - PARKING HSTffi FU!Ti ' 3n,2l,n.C? f.161.65' 23.273.70 So. 527.03 8,000.00 55,000.00 63.72l.00 61,7'K00 S'TTIi-HTI RTTOtn; - CW HALL SIffKITO FCT'D- -0- 23,25.2.70 -0- . 19,938.07 -O- 21,886.83 . Estimated Cash Balance 25,000.00 Taxes -0- . 25,000.00 21 ,Pf'.1 P3.??2.70 19,938.07 '16,886.83 TOTAL R373U-: 25,000.00 STI !??'?') g'-?!TgTC?.S3 - CITY HAI.L SIKKIHG FtED -0- 3,311.63. 16,866.83 .' To be used for ccrtstfuc- tion of new City Hall ' 25.000.00 RCATTT.ATTC! Total Kstiirated General Fund Expenditures - 191,238.57 Estimated General Fund Receipts 16, 950. CO Amount Wecessary to balance General Fund Budget Total "stinat.ed State Tax Street Fund Kxrenditures . 91,600.00 Estimated State Tax -Street Fund Receipts , . 91,600.00 332,256.57' -0- Total Dstiiatod 3rer Service Fund lixpenditures 76,OlO.OO Estimated iiewer Service Fund Receipts - 76,O);0.0O Total Estimated Parking Fund Kcpenditures - 63,721.00 Estimated Parking Fund Receipts . 63.72l.CO Total Estimated City Hall Sinking Fund Expenditures 25,000.00 Estimated City Hall Siniiing Fund Receipts -0-Special Levy . Total Estimated Bond Retirement Fund Expenditures 23,093.75 Estimated Bond Retirement Fund Receipts 26,093.75 Total Estimated Truck Sinking Fund Expenditures 5,300.00 Estimated Truck Sinking Fund Receipts 5,300.00 -0- 25,000.00 -0- Total Tax Levy to Balance Budget Estimated Taxes Uncollected Total Tax Levy 1959-60 Tax Base 92,948.69 Add 6 per cent 5,576.92 Exempted. Items Bond Retirement City Hall Sinking Fund ' City Manager's Department ., .. Add Amount Exempted Total Inside 6 per cent Limitation Total Outside 6 per cent Limitation . 357,288.57 39,301.74 396,590.31 98,525.61 28,093.75 25,000.00 14,022.00 67,115.75 165,641.36 230,948.95 WE, the undersigned do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the Budget compiled by the Budget Committee for the City of Roseburg, Oregon, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1960, and ending June 30, 1961. . DATED at Roseburg, Oregon this 27th day of May, I960. BUDGET COMMITTEE FOB THE CITY OF ROSEBURG, ORE. By By H. A. Petersen K. J. Kirk BY ORDER OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROSEBURG, OREGON. Alio M. Jacklin Chairman Secretary Mayor TODAY and TOMORROW ATTEST: Willma D. Hill ' - Recorder-Treasurer Community Mexis Items Thursday, June 2 Drivr' Llcsnt Examiner, 837 SE Roberts St., 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. South Deer Creek Home Eco nomiee Club, home of Mrs. Robert Findlay, 1:30 p.m. dessert lunch eon. Elgarose Comfort Club, home ot Mrs. Leonard Grensky, noon pot luck dinner, all members invited. Women'e Guild of St. Paul' Lu theran Church, home of Mrs. E. Buettner, Winston wno, ico from church at 6:45 p.m., meeting at 7 p.m. Chapter CU, PEO Sisterhood, home of Mrs. Clarabel Newland, 453 W. Riverside, 12:30 luncheon. Timber City Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc., Riverside School, room 19, call OR 2-4313 for infor mation, 8 p.m. Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard, 8 to 10 p.m. women ot Koieourg toum., Club, clubhouse, noon luncheon fol lowed by weekly bridge play. Havloft Sauares. pattern dance workshop, at Preschern Barn, 8 toj 10 p.m. 1 Roseburg Rotary tiuo, umpqua Hotel, noon. IOOF. IOOF Hall, Jackson St., 8 P-m- . ... ... Roseburg Lions biuo, umpquu Hotel, 6:30 p.m. Civil Air Petrol, at me airpori, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Lady Elks, Elks Club, 8 p.m., cards. Barbershop Singing, Rickett's Music Store, 8 p.m. Elks, Elks Lodge, 8 p.m. Douglas County Inter Agency Council, courthouse, 9:30 a.m. Riverside Home Extension Unit, 10:30 a.m. Roseburg Chapter I, OES, Ma sonic Temple, 8 p.m. Dean Perrine Chapter 9, Dis abled American Veterans, Veter ans Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge, IOOF Hall, 7:30 p.m. Glide Shufflers square dance les sons, at the Community Building, 8 p.m. Garden Valley women's Club, at the clubhouse, 2 p.m. Friday, June 3 Emblem Club board meeting, fol lowed by reception, at the Elks Club, 8 p.m. Driver's License Examiner, 837 SE Roberts, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Elks Club, duplicate bridge, 12:30. Dougls Court 18, Order of Am aranth, Masonic Hall, 8 p.m. Loyal Older of Moose, game night, Moose Hall, 8 p.m. Home Group of Alcoholics Anon ymous, call OR 2-4059, 8 p.m. Riversdale Grange, grange Hall, 8 p.m. Olalla Valley Club, upper ulalla Community Building. Sheriff's Posse, potluck, at the Fairgrounds, 6 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors of the As sembly of God Church, Winston, fellowship for young ??-pk, 7 p.m. Cub Scout Pack 136,. Dillard School iuditorium, 7:30 p.m. Something New At The LAUNCHING PAD JUNE 3, 1960 DanmooreHotel 1217 S. W. MORRISON ST. Portland, Oregon All transient guests. All those who come, return. Rates not high, not low. Free Garage, TV's and Radios. Reputation for cleanliness. Children under seven no charge LOCKET MEAT The Best in Lamb 4 Beef BEEF by SIDE Cut, Packaged, Quick Froien DOUGLAS COUNTY LAMB nnirC Depending On The f KltC Grade & Weight. Boyer Meat Co. Phone OR 3-6323- SUMMER RATES on Planer Ends and Saw dust for Mulch Peeler Cores, Green Slab Also Available: and Oak Wood Dial OS 9-8741 Roseburg Lumber Co. Local News mr, ona mrs. c. o. nan ui nub city had as guests over the holiday weekend Miss Sandy Van Horn, of Sparks, Nev., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Van Horn of that city and formerly of Roseburg; and their two sons, Stephen, who is em ployed in Medford, and James, who is a student at Oregon State College. Mrs. James Saxon Jr. has re ceived word from Mr. ana Mis. Carl F. Timmerman ot Madtord of the death bv drowning ot their 10-year-old son, Roger. The trag edy took place over the Memorial Day weekend. Mrs. Timmerman is a registered nurse a the Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital. She and Mrs.- &axon worked together for several years at Medtord. Mr. and Mrs. John William Rob ertson of this city went to Port land Friday to attend to business and then went on to The Dalles to attend the Oregon Shorthand Re porters convention. They were ac companied as far as Hood River by their son-io law and daughter, Sir. and Mrs. Robert Hoeppner. and baby daughter. Laura, of Eu gene, who spent Uie weekend vis iting Hoeppner's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Hoeppner. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aamot and son, Larry, and daushter, Vicki, will leave Roseburg soon for a vis it in the Midwest. At M,ohead, Minn., they will stop at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Quam. former residents of Roseburg. Lai rv and Vicki will stay with rela tives at Manchester, Iowa, while their Darcnts attend the Centcnnia Svnod of the Augustana Lutheran Church at Rock Island, 111. After picking up the children, the tarn Mrs. Paul H. Helweg, who has been spending the last month in Minneapolis, Minn., visiting rela tives and friends, expects to re turn to her home here this week. She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Cornwetl back to Minneapolis and is returning here by plane. The Cornwells returned home a few days ago. Mr. and Mrs. W. K.' Burnett and ,lnughtcr, Carleen, were in Portland for the weekend to visit Burnett's sistcr-in law Mrs. J. D. Burnett, and hoys. In Forest Grove they visited witn Burnett's orother-in-law. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Carter. Carter is presently confined to the hospital where he is recuperating from injuries suf fered in a recent car accident. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker of this city had as guests for lunch Sunday the lattcr's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cope land, of Areata, Calif.; and Mrs. Pauline Jackson and daughter, Mary Alice, of Port Orford. Mon day they had as luncheon guests Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blain of Port land and the lattcr's sister, Mrs. Emma Ruhl. of Beaverton. Mrs. Blain, Mrs. Ruhl and Mrs. Baker were all school friends at Oakland, Ore. Mike Bloomquist has left for Klamath Falls to resume his stud ies at OTI following the weekend spent here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bloomqni-t. Oth er weekend visitors at the Bloom quist home were Mrs. Bloomquist's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Reed, and son, Lar ry, of Eugene and her mother. Mrs. Winifred Perry of McMinn ville. Also from Eugene was Mrs Bloomquist's niece, Mrs. Dwaync ! iv will visit relatives at UeKalh Foster, with her children, Danny i ui. On their return trip they will and Linda. Mike and the Foster I visit relatives in North Dakn'a family made the trip to Medford during the weekend to visit Mrs. Foster's twin sister, Mrs. Bill Abe line, and to see the drag races. Mrs. C. L. Inman and her son- in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Myers of Springfield, drove to Koscourg Tuesday night to at- una ine graduation ot Mrs. In mans granddaughter, Janet Lee! Inman. Janet is the daughter of; air. ana cm. Lcroy inman. Andy Fautheree, Clayton Holt cen, Barney Mctlargor, Harlvn Thomas, Sam Moure. Norman Da vis, Jie Hill, Pete Anionic, Dean Mcrannnd, Lee Hern, Don Reber. Jay Stone, Dallas Horn. Rich Plant, Tony Knovack, Dick Ogles by, Dick Moore and Gene Rogers were among the many f'-om Rose burg that attended the drag races at Medford over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Britton. for merly of Rosebure. are in Rose-1 burg staying at the Konlhagen apartments wnue me lormers sis ter, Mrs. A. B. (Blanche) Cacy, is in Honolulu. The Brittons live at the newly named town, Sun City, Ariz., during the winter. Britton won a home at Sun City for being the winner of naming the new town. They have a traier home at the Shamrock Trailer place in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Piul B. Hult at tended the Southern Oregon Horse Show in Grants Pass Saturday and Sunday, at which time thev re ceived first place trophy in Fam ily class, riding their Arabians, Nashar and Li Mirage. Mr. and Mrs, Allen Sherlock of Winston. and Mr. and Jlrs. Charles Kash and son, Tim. of Dillard, also at tended. Charles and Tim Kash won third place in the Family Class rifling a quarter horse, bandy. and an Arabian, Teffah, in a class of seven. Charles Kash won first place trophy in Men's Western Pleasure, riding his quarter horse, Sandy, in a class of 29, and his son. 11m, won ursi place tropny in Western Pleasure, 13 years and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Wells went fishing at East Lake oyer the weekend. Miss Jennie Murphy, student at University of Oregon, spent the Memorial weekend here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Murphy. - , Steve Kummert, Southern Ore gon College studert, spent the weekend here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Kummert. He ramained until Tuesday night and left for Ashland after attending the Roseburg High School com mencement exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Joe White and the latter's daughter, Miss Sharon Hounsholl, spent Sunday in Klam ath Falls visiting Mrs. White's son and daughter in-law, Mr. and airs. Kenneth Huunsneu. They stopped in Medford to see relatives who included Mrs. White's sister, Mrs. Mildred Hogge of Page, Ariz. Mrs. N. Scott of San Francisco. Calif., left Tuesday for her home loiiowing a week spent here with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Atwood. SI13 was also pleased to see her young great-grandson, Mark HowVrton, who came down from Eugene with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ranney Howerton. Mrs. Howerton, the for mer Dorothy Atwood, is M r s. Scott's granddaughter. Tnf w sfem j f-when you r STOP SILAGE STINK SILOJOY Forage Flavor Preservative helps you put lush forage taste in every feeding. You preserve more vital nutrients (especially Vitamins A and E). It's free flowing, easy to use and low cost takes as little as 1 lb. per ton of silage to do the job. Ask for FREE one-cow sample. t Guardsman SILO Jorrijy ONLY 77' Per lb. Available At Your Local . Feed Dealer Van Waters & Rogers Ine. 3950 N. W. Yeon . '.Portland 10, Oregon. nnrl frl.titH in Montana. Al Sntw kane. Wash., thev will sec the Le-1 under in a class of 24, and fourth Roy Evans family, also former place in three-gaited, riding his residents of Roseburg, lAraoian, leiian, yi a ciass 01 24 50SEBURG SURPLUS SELLS FOR LESS ROSEB) FOR YOUR SEASON PLEASURE Golf Clubs Power balanced for extra yardage Regular 70.50 OUR AA PRICE SAVE 40.62 Fire Extinguisher 2 '4 -lb. dry chemical Regular 16.95 OUR PRICE 1266 SAVE 4.29 Smn Reel H-l, Complete with 6Vi-ft. spin rod, 100 yds. spin line Regulor 18.95 OUR 11 OT II 0 6.58 PRICE SAVE WADERS 2.89 Regular 3.98 OUR PRICE SAVE 1.09 New Army Mess Kits 98c Cotton Work Socks 4 pr. 1.00 WHEN IN NEED THINK OF . . ROSEBURG SURPLUS SALES Let Roots Says, "Where your dollar hove more cents." Open 8:30 to 6 p.m. 629 S. E. Con, Roseburg tiaasoH ss3i uoj s"ms smdans sunaasoc