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Newspaper Page Text6 Tht News-Revlew, Roieburg, Ore Fri., APRIL 21, 1961 , NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING Notice is hereby given to the lcBal voters of Hoscburg School district No. 4 of Doujlas County, Slate of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the laid district will be held at lost W. Harvard on the 1st day of May, 19G1, at 8:30 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fis cal year beginning July J, 1961, and ending June 30, 1962, hereinafter set forth. Schedule ' BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 1M1 Wl Summary of Estimate;! Expenditures, Receipts and AvailablcCi!ih'BaTa7ieTs7ail"tliiriics A. la titlir.it , . Ow.nl an RMmptiM t ID J to l. a, Totol Estimated Expenditures 3,242,317,83 2,931,115,83 311.202.00 m b. Total Heservcd for Expenditure in" Future Years c. Total Estimated Expenditures and lleservo 3,242,317,63 2,931,115.83 ' 311,202.00 DEDUCT: ' 1 i.m Total Estimated Receipts and Available Cash Balances M50.21S 62 1.450,215.62 3. Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget ' " 1,792,102.21 1,480,900.21 311,202 00 ADD; ... . t. Estimated Amount of Taxes That "Will Kot be Collected During (ho Fiscal Year for Which This Budget is Made, Including Estimated Rebate on Taxes ' 206,289.20 5. Total Estimated Tax Levies for Ensuing Fiscal Year ' 1,9987391.41 6. 'Analysis of Estimated Tax Levies:. m (a) Amount Inside 6 Per cent Limitation 205,661.09 - (b) Amount Outside 6 Per cent Limitation " 1,481,527.72 (c) Not Subjectto6Perjcent Limitation 311,202.00 Cash Working Fund (Schedule VI D) J None INDEBTEDNESS Amount of bonded indebtedness (In clude all negotiable interest bearing warrants issued ua iler OHS 328.205) $2,459,500.00 tmuuiii ui warrant indebtedness o n warrants issued and endorsed "Not paid for want of funds".. None Amount of other in debtedness None Total- indebtedness (sum of items l 2. 2.459.500.00! Approved by Budget Committee Approved March 23, 1901 Signed: J. M. Cent Secretary, Budget Committee B. It. Shoemaker Chairman, Budget Committee Poslcd Signed: April 7, 1901 V. J. Micelli District Clerk Adopted by District School Board Dated March 29, 1961 Signed: V. J. MiccDl District Clerk Darlcy E. Ware District School Board Chairman fori 4t-t Schedule II ClstrlctNo.......... ... County GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE July 1,19. ?.!.. to June 30, 19.5. Artuat HripM f.r Tw j Tw. 'ii n m c in it. asviKTE note local socmen JijZ,Oi0.l3 I, 123,768.113 it X X X X X H.l DItrictT.xrrrelvlln7t.rl.yll XX XX XX -nsrsjoy i88rr9K67TorfrobT6o riuDi.irictT.-prirYr.-L.vt .""I -ctstss xxx xxx I 11.21 Iht. oh " 2.q8l.TO xxx xxx , xxx 11. 5lc or Tax roRCLOSCD Po . , I.OOO.OO" XXX I,t6i.7 XXX la.l Tuition rroin Patron Rml.r Protrni xxx 6.102.22 6T7"i..i2 B.00.00 I :TilniUI)orromPatTrn-AiuitProsriiTi l' B.7TO.0O IS.0 Tr.naport.tlon Fee. From Patron. XXX 9.7m.2o I 1I.S71.W 9.6qi).00" -J-0.P,$h"' n.i I!.--. ' ' I l!mm 5O0Q. , , 20. REVENUE riOM INTEKUEDIATS 1 SOURCES 77.5-7 ,6g731.76 . FflNoM iro count, sew iw 82,610.00 C7I lAl tk ' fcol lit. ai ........ . . 22.0 Rural School DUtrlct , 57' 107-7? ?9I.3'0-9I XX X X X X ... Il l Apportionment X X X X X X. ; ,. , iHCt. INT 1.2 i 6r7000".00" JM Prior Ye.r.'Ivl (Rural) - Iht. " ' 78,TO.28' 77.b58.6l I57703T35 927000.00"'Z7ttnrn75TroReefAwo TI2,032.0cr M. HKVENOr FROM 01 THROUGH I STATE SOUKCES a ,u i, SI .0 Bailo School Support Fund ""' 39 1 ItTII JXXXXX () Otl-MlAl.tartT.xL.vy J X X X X XX ,n. 6E77623.TW1 t?fi,'3's1l.90 ,.655.565.60 I (M Other ..! School Fund Receipt. I 7Q.?9o5" 5-923.68T 6,332.76 7.013.00 I . 3S.0 Common (Irreducible) School Fund i ifi&.W HT. 1,570.00 9.II9.26 1, 175.00 1 33.1 Voc.llon.IFduc.llon-Retul.rProsr.ml iV'HT 1T71,573.6 j t. 891.25 ,., 5.870.00 I 33J Voc.tlon.l Eduction'-AdullProtrm I "57965750" I 28,608.33 Stati Chchqchcy fUNO I I Wat. School Lunch Pkooham 20,295.00 ""', tt.) I S.QI57T7 S. 560.66 "Otms - N.D.C7A. J' 5,915.30" 4. IIEVTNIII DIRECT FtOH aKUERAL lOURCES ,2,590.OO ll.656.OO XXX 41,0 Public Ulr74 22,500.00 7. RA1.R OF PROPERTY AND 7?.5cH'014 I INSURANCE ADJUSTMENTS LUNCH 121,595.00 M.-to. KECFITTS FROM OTHER SCHOOL ' 1 M8Q.M 13,199-16 xxx ( ,lm - Parr School 7,61.8.7-, m.. mwmv- fbl Tr.n.port.llon t Q,1t7.t6 2,338. 73 2,207.00 Tbahsurs From Othir Fuwoa "" xxx 2.918.572.32 2,9''5,1'07.86 1,207,792.00 TOTAL BECEtPTS 1,250,215.62 : ,r0 BEOINNINO NET CASH BAINCK (or 27, 226.56 97i3"7.92 6,58,020.00 DEFICIT) LESS CASH WORK1NO FUNP 200,000.00 3,.798.88 3,o775-78l 1,365,812.00 r,"" T l,igo.ti5.ft" District Nov. "... County Douqlar t t GENERAL FUND Schedule UI ESTIMATED EXPENDnUTtES July 1, 1...!. to June 30, 10... lOMIIvtN Im TW riM.I Y.M. " In m to m ADMTNISTXATIOH IWSrie 37rltl .23.5O7. 25 , 25.O25.OO I 111 Superintendent', oillc L 278 .00 . xxx 2Jt,j79.'.' 25,0OO,0O I . 111 Olllc.otBu.lncuAdmlnlHr.llon I 26708.00 321.10 SlhlL I.OjO.OO 113 School Election. 1,200.00' . IO,06Lo7- xxx Manaoimiht Surviv xxx . 2,350.3o 25(l7.50 2.700.00, no Supply i7itoo. UaCLUDIO IN I.I3I 586.27 500.001 141 ElKllon.-ldPubllcU) I 600.00 2,829.(0 XXX. 1.0S0.00 . 141 Ceiuu. EnumOTlloo I xxx' ' . 3J1W.90) 5.799.39 2.900.00 143 Le.l Service I.OOO.OO . , ) 725.03- 1.000.00 144 Audit 1,000.00 . . . ' J15Travh 2,900.00 2.186.69 2.67.19 2.900.00 1H Other Expenw. or Admlnl.lr.llon 700.00' , 58,690.76 6O.8l9.lt5 ft.725.OQ T0i.IA,,mlnl.lr.,lc,nt,Pcn,.. .-CO INSTRUCTION! 1 . lOOSerie. - . PaiO S.Urle. " 85,591.20 90,595.75 92,Oj3.00'l lij-pruKiwi. T1 H790S.26- 20, IO7.98 26,212.57 27,200.311 111 Siipervlloc Connilt.nl., Director. I 27,600.00 Ja.I72.899.P Ii293,?b5.i8 1,301. ''53. 1" li7TeiUr.' f-75l8,887.Cr 1 1,617.96 12,637.35 51,807.00 , IH 01her iiutrucllon.lSI.lt 50,950.00 3?,900.31 37.105-95 12,6p.50 3IS SecteU.UI.ndCI.rlc.IAl.UnU 51.596.00' i.lOSJj 1,950.00 lt,950.00 216 AsiaTANT-tRlHTtotHT xxx xxx 1.67.96 5.231.00 2I7-mi( Scmool" ". " xxx ' . 2l9OTMtR Salarics r"oRlinTRu"crii n 47756.60" TB-SO ln,373767 Ptfc7l96T55 ikriiMZ, amui 57.P9.30" &$hj&L 23,705,10 &M.LS "aw TeKibc'X. 3j,635.0O; 3,300.-l .2l6".a I5.789.75 W Alr,7,Aid?Ho-'"' 10,31.00 xxx xnx xxx 2I5 Travil 1,715.00 ' xxx" xVx v'OOOTOO 2S0" 5coet"XStuTMclftviioi Xx " 3722'l."tg" KWTtS li;90.00 WCnhwirVrwlrutrurtl.- 1.620.OJ t.3?t,.91'7-97 l.tlt-ti t,6l?,755.3Q 1,879,1123.56 AT-TENOANCI AND HEALTH SIRVHtS) 300 400 Serlee . 30 Allend.nce Service. , XXX "XX 7000.QO 310 S.IrlM " TOO.OO xxx xxx xxx ' ""3I15 Travh ' 300.00' -- -. 4O0 Heellh Service. XXX XXX XXX " 410 S.l.rlw XX ii57."93 , 65 758 70000 4K)"suppu- yxi.oo ti57.98 i65.58 1,700,00 t.,.i m, ,i ttMi,h smt-. 1 ,9QQ.OO Cor t7E GENERAL FUND Sclwdule III (Continued) ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES (Continued) July 1,19 !tojunt0.1ji...6? Sawna tor V IM V.m. XUr.1 V. fwaj Y,k, a,1'. .JrH-uM 1 o," "r"- l tSZyZ. tvru. transportation shvicis ,. . 500 Serle. XXX XXX XXX I S10 Sl.t,o XXX XXil XXX I in SuppUcc nd Repair. " xx XXX I XXX XXX I 3S RrpUocni.nl ot Vehicle. txx" 99.719726 I ; 151.799.79 71 1 16. 862711 I sa Convracud servk. ' 1 ' iwTnn XXX I , . XXX XXX I S2 Tr Importation ln.ur.nce I xxx I iToOO.OoTses Tr.r olh.r th.n Home to School "l B.SZO.Oo' , ,7'i9.26 3,97!kq2 (IxcLuosa IM J0 905 iB.ofao.on I 77307" 6t6 ABOVc) 230.6.28 "29.296.63 61.29l.811l , 20.600 I'll, 1 16.72 35 -LV" 1,600.00 696758 2feoo 1 iijoopoj 111.50 !. 9f83',-3? Tr3796751 lt8,7l-.H 18,000.007 17,500.00 505700. If)0.00 g-8.89 1.33.9'292. 3,36o7po S.O79J0O 5.800.00 102,316.92 IT?, 092.59 I). 200,00 50000 .,550,-0?: 157.209.16 10.570.00 Tout PupU TraruporUtlon Service. OPERATION OF PLANT 600 Series 620 Supplie. 628 Fuel tor Hot 630 UtlliUe. except Fuel Pehhit Fits - Boilers Total Op4T-tton of Plint MAINTENANCE OF PLANT TOO Seriei 110 Material! and Supplie 736 Rtplacemtnt of Equipment 736 Contracted Servlct 160.376.00 18 !. 21.220.00 Bit 4aM?- 7?7 Maihtcnamc- or Gw-mjuqs Imclud-d in 73 ToUl Malnlenante of Plant flXEO CHARGES SOOSstriei 851 ReUrement and Social Security Zxpui9 852 Iniuranctt 854 Rental of Land and Bulldtnya 8SS lntrett on (ijrrn Iiarm Other Fixed Charge.- Tola. Fixe. Charcet TOOD SERVICES AND STUDENT-BODY ACTlViTIEb 900-1000 Scries .800 Food Scrvlcci . . r923 Suppliet -.WSJ Replacement of Equipment 1000 Student-Body Activities 1010 Salaries 1020 Suml. amd Other Cxpensc 10,570.001 Ttt-'1 rood Services and Student-Body 117.035-52 727;283ioo' 3.850.00 xxx "825TTi-r t80.2i5.98 T0,l597ir ""17500700 -27820:00 758765- I,o50.o0" Ilt9.5ll0.00 - Form 472-f GENERAL FUND Sohtdule III (Continued) ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES (Continued) July 1. 19 ft. to June 3(1, 19. 2 rural V.ar JuB. 31. II 39 It- Vwu Xtuunc . June M. JKOO T.i TtXT- fcOQK ACCftUHT) ul -Allow uft 500,00 t.-soo.oo' COMMUNITY SERVICES 1100 Series ' 1111 Community Recreational Activities 1 1 1 a Civic ActiviUei 1120 Supplies and Other Expense 1121 Community Recreational Activities 1122 Civic Activities 1126 Textbooks for Non-Public School Pupils Tola! Community Services CAPITAL, OUTLAY 1200 Series 1271 Professional Services for Sites MnuM Epaditu4rl ?iP'5.oo .2,015.00 ! 11272 Site, md Site Additions "1, 190.00) 1273 Improvement to Site. XXX I 127S Professional Service, for Building. 3'1'?-00! "'!i?-'gl " . U "-BuHdlr I '0.951 I l.81H),57 -7.521.8011277 Remodellnx --J.50'.57l 6t.9IO.ti9l 1S.620.82! ma Equipment ' I.M.WI 925-i-J rVixuauii Buildings and Additions 9,to3.92 t.5i..TJ3.55 AlM-BUHTR FOR BTTf-STt Total Capital Outlay DEBT SERVICE 1300 Series I 1381.1 Payment of Debt Principal Total Debt Srfvlce JMYMENTS TO OTI1FR SCDOOL, iISTRICT8 1400 Serle. I 1481 To Oilier Dl.trl'1. In State 5,000.00 1461.1 TuiUon 1461.3 Trantportatlon 1461 To District. Out of State 1462.1 Tuition 1462.2 TTan.port.tlon Total Payment,: to otlier School Plrlrtji SMEricir.Ncy TOTAL OENEH Ai FUND IXPENniTURES J33.0Q I0O.0Q 15ooo uur 49,223.8c ' H ' i . :li Ism - 1 i u WILLIAM GOERLICH, presiding minister of the Glen dole congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, points to the location of the Watchtower Bible School near Ithaco, N. Y., where he and two Everett, Wash., ministers of the organization, Ralph Kooper, left, ond Gene Dennerline, center, are taking four weeks of intensified ministerial training. The three ore among 100 other ministers choosen from over 4,000 congregations in the nation for the od canced training. - Hucrest Church Has New Pastor The Rev. Ron Clason has ac cepted a call to nastor the Hurrest Church of the Christian and Mis sionary Alliance. The Rev. Mr. Clason xiirTeorls the Rev. Clarence Zweigart who ciosea Ms ministry at the Hucrest Church on Feb. 5 to accept a call to the Christian and Missionarv Al liance Church at Olympia, Wash. ine Jtcv. and Mrs. Clason and their three children come to the Rosnblirr, nraa frnm nnnlt C..11. , o .... uiaiiuc 1' alio, Wash., where they had lived for imee ana a nan years. Prior to living in Washington, they lived in eastern Montana where the Rev. Mr. Clason was the pastor of a Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. He is a graduate of Simp son Blhlp C.nUlOt in Qan ..l Calif., the west coast rcgionai dumb cunege 01 me unnstian and miaoiunary Alliance. SINGSPIRATION SLATED An all dav sinccniratmn ennn. Sorpri hv thA Wnet rAn., c: Convention, will be held this Sun- uay ai me Winston Missionary "f"" uuit-u. jue annual event begins at 10 a m and nniin. until 4:30 p.m. Lunch will be serv ed by the ladies of the church. Oregon a.nd Washington comprise to rrcav iUdal unil. SPEAKERS SLATED The A7alpa fnmmnnil,, rl.....l. has scheduled special speakers for Aoril 30 at the mnrninn wnrakln hour. They will be Mr. and Mrs. Din nooens, wno are attending Multnomah Bible School in Portland. CHRISTIAN I SCIENCE J HEALS Station Sundays KYES 9:45 950 K.C. A.M. GRANGE MEETING SET DoilrIas Pnitntv PnnIn., --c, J . una uiaiuC Will mppt at the lhrli. r munity Grange Hall Saturday. A1 no-host dinner will be held at 7! p.m. Visiting Grangers are asked to) hrinc pilhpn c.l.J nH .... and their own table service. The! business session will follow the din ner at 8 p.m. I FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Comer of Lane and Jackson T Tht Rey. John E. Adams, Pastor 9:30 A.M. Church School 10:30 A.M. Junior Choir 9:30 and 11:00 A.M. "Christ, The Beginning And The End" c5:30 P.M. Mission Night Dr. Homer Rice, M.D., Iran, speaker :30 P.M. Jr. & Sr. High W.F. Nursery Core 9:30, 11:00 25,000.00 2.931,113.83 Dlitrict No, Bond Interest one! Redemption Fund County ... tow-l,. ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE Schedule IV July 1, 19 6.. to June 30. 19....62 , , , A tint I " ( Mt , 9l,996.9 2817.50 T. 300,3gl.25 .. BecinnitiB Net Cssh BaUnc - - 1 id PcflOt) M 'At. I : !: Vj n if ;y iffiiMiaf S It SI L-!lI fi7Z-f FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. "For Life ond For Death" "Life In Time Post" Church School, 9:45 a.m. Adults & Youth Fellowship, 5:45 p.m. Dr. Eugene F. Gerlitz, Pastor Rose and Lane Streets ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES I3S1.I Princlp.! on Bond, tlnrlud. ntcntublt ' lntr.t.rUi wwr.nt uud under . I . oi3?9 ; -37,875.-0 H: Inlrrnt on Bond! 7.77O0 Totil tr"ditiirt tl l.?0?.0 ! Journey To California Points Taken By Riversdale Family d By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN Mr. and Mrs. Krank Kits and : two sons returned to their Fisher ltoad home alter siH-mlins 10 days in California. The boys visited their grand mother, Mrs. V. K. Kees in Hay ward, while their psrenls attend rd bo husmrsn in Fresno. While there they attended a three day conference of the Texas Hefimni: Corp. F'n niute home, they visited I overnicht in Areata with relatives, j Men Fish I Accompanying Don Harmon for, a day of crab fishing at Kmpiie recently were Ron Kruse and Hill1 Matthews. VV. K. (Ml, accompanied by hi ! hmlhers in law, Bert McKay of rcndlclPM and Fred Mitchell of 1 Turner, recently spent a few days fishinji at Wells Creek. Mr. an Mrs. dR. L. Harmon Mrs. Don Harmon and Gad and I'l's'Sy and Miss Ann Saunders spent a recent Sunday at (.'rcswcll Msiimi! Mr. and Mrs. Vale Steven son and family. The sirls sang a special sons at the Crcswell church. Stevenson is a nephew of .Mrs. K. L. Harmon. Mr. and Mrs. DwiM Coder are home alter liveday trip to Sal ida. Colo , where they were called by the death of the Kilter's father. S.ltmit.s Visit Recent visitors at the V. E. Olt and the V. F.. Olt Jr., homes were Mr. and Mrs Norman Hum phries of Salem. Mrs. Humphries is I niece of Mrs. V. E. Ott Sr. REVIVALS SCORE NEW YORK (API-David Boss is finding Ibsen as hie a boxoffice draw as Chekhov for his off Broad way Fourth Street theater. Producer-Director Ross scored with press and public in revivals during the past several seasons of the Russian playwright's four most famous works. This season he decided to vary the program ming with the Norwegirn classic, "lledda dahler." j The production is provinf onej of the town's most popular attrac-l tions. I Recently reluming to their Fish er Road home were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stark. They spent four davs visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hodman Davis at Cannon Beach. They also enjoyed dipsing clams at Seasidie. From there they went to Portland In visit overnight with their son in law and daughter. tr and lire John Trozellc, and family. RETURNING TO ROSEBURC Evangelist and Mrs. DAVID GODWIN In A Christ-Exalting REVIVAL -Ar Bible Preaching! - Special Music! Mon. Sat. NIGHTLY at 7:30 P.M. At The Roseburg Assembly of God 518 N. E. Nosh EVERYONE WELCOME! NtXT WICK: Queifien end tniw.r eerie' nightly m the lubjeet et "The Helj $".