J— Port Ortord
Naw*, Thursday.
Tw enty Cub Scouts
Receive Bobcat Pins
Rudy Samudio, Cub Scout
I ack Master for the Port Or­
ford area, reported that 20
boy« received their Bobcat pins
at a meeting held at the Port
Orford
Grade
School
last
Thursday.
The boys »e re assigned to
three dens with Mrs Robert
Krossman. Mrs Bill Foster
and Mrs Dewey McBride serv­
ing as den mothers
The first project assigned
has been nature and another
meeting is scheduled for the
latter part of March
FATHER
is
ILL
M r. and Mrs George Kalina
■nd M rs
George Williams
w ere in Portland the first of
the week to visit the women's
father who is seriously ill in
the Veteran's Hospital’
Visit Relatives
Karine Gething and daugh­
ter. Mrs Phil Davis of Seattle
have been visiting Karine's
sister, Syneva Lindberg, anc
other relatives of the Port Or
ford area
M r. and Mrs Bernard Kosta
spent Sunday w ith their son
Jim Kosta in Eugene
Randalls In Portland
M r and Mrs Paul Randall
of Port Orford are presently-
visiting friends and fam ily in
Portland
Several veterans and auxil­
iary members of World War
I from Port Orford attended
a legislative workshop with
members and guests at the
3 F W hall in Bandon Sunday.
A delicious potluck dinner
was served and enjoyed by all
attending.
Those from Port Orford in­
cluded Mr. and Mrs. John
Herman, M r and Mra Jim
A social studies workshop
for teachers throughout Curry
county will be held at the Gold
on business during the week­
end
Were Langlois Guosts
M r and Mrs Charles Corey.
M r and Mrs C liff Jorgesen
of Reedsport anil Charley Whit­
ten of Grande Konde were
guests of Charles Russell and
•Mattie Mosher last weekend
Beach High School Saturday
T f iä c h c f S o T O fily
Dr. Vaughn Bornet of South­
ern Oregon College is the
speaker for the workshop.
Nominates OUicers
Pacific Teacher
Gets Repeal Award
Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry
were guests of Mrs Ed Henry­
in M yrtle Point Saturday
Attend Boat Show
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Barklow
)( Langlois attended the Boat
Show in Coos Bay during the
weekend.
Guests at the Barklow home
last weekend were M r and
Mrs Dewey M iller of Florence.
M r and Mrs Richard Carth-
er and fam ily of Springfield
visted friends in Port Orford
during the weekend. Cartber
is a former teacher in the
Port Orford Grade School.
Attend Workshop
County T each ers
To Attend W orkshop
Myrtle Peint Visiter*
Former Teacher Visits
M r and Mrs Art Sweet and
M r and Mrs Ralph Hall and
sons. Dewey and Jerry, spent
the weekend with M r. and Mrs.
Jim Parsons and fam ily in
Ashland.
M r. and Mrs. Sid Sweet and
fam ily of Bend were also
guests of the Parsons
Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Cope and fam­
ily of Mt. Hebron, Calif., came
to Ashland Sunday afternoon
and Mrs. Lula Cope returned
to Bend with M r. and Mrs
Sid Sweet.
The Curry County PTA meet­
ing will be held Thursday
starting at 10 X a m at the
Coos-Curry Electric building
in Port Orford All PTA mem­
bers are urged to attend
Vera Oswick returned by
plane from Oklahoma where
she had been called by a ser­
ious illness in her family.
Attending the dedication in
Brookings last weekend of the
new Elks Temple were M r
and Mrs Ed Roush and M r.
and Mrs Charles Jensen of
Denm ark, and Mr. and Mrs.
M ilton Leer of E lk River.
' • F JÄ r M W 0
of ffort Orford were in Eugene
T h u n d ly
Called By Illness
Attend Dedication
Weekend In Ashland
County PTA Ta
SURPRISE PARTY
HONORS TWO MEN
A group of friends gathered
at the Sterling Welch home on
Flower Hill Saturday evening
for a surprise birthday party-
honoring Welch, and Ed Zas-
tera of Port Orford.
Following a potluck dinner
the group played cards.
Enjoying the evening were
M r. and Mrs. H arry Green­
well. M r and Mrs Ivan Schra­
der. M r and Mrs. George
Steddom, M r and Mrs. Marvin
Leach. Mr. and Mrs Zastera
and M r. and Mrs Welch.
Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamm a, Internationa! teach­
ers' sorority, held their March
meeting Saturday with a break
fast at Timber Inn, Coos Bay
N • w officers nominated
were Miss Pat Choate, North
Bend High, president; Miss
Maybelle V e l d e , Blossom
Gulch Elementary, Coos Bay.
first vice president; Mrs. Mike
Rigik. North Bend Junior High,
second vice president; Mrs
Frar.kie Ballah. principal Lin­
coln Elementary. Coquille, re­
cording secretary; Mrs .Arne
P aja n , Pioneer Elementary'.
Reedsport, corresponding sec­
retary'
Thank you notes were read
from exchange students in this
area who received Christmas
cash gifts from the Rho Chap­
ter.
Delta Kappa Gamma state
convention will be held March
29 through April 3 at the Sher­
aton Hotel in Portland.
The next meeting w ill be
held at Sunset Inn in Gold
Beach. Alpha Mu Chapter,
Curry county, will be guests
of Rho Chapter.
Necrology services will be
held for the late Hazel Hanna,
former Coos County Assistant
School Superintendent, at this
meeting.
Attending the meeting from
Bandon were Mrs
Arthur
Jacobs. Mrs Ed Gorman and
Mrs. Charles Tresidder; Mrs.
Donna Churchill went from
Langlois, and Mrs. Robert
Meyer from Port Orford.
Leave For Wisconsin
M r and Mrs. Donald Denton
and fam ily left last week to
make their home in Wisconsin.
They had been staying with
the Dale Belanger fam ily on
the Airport Road.
Have Informed Speaker
Special speaker for Tom
Radcliffe’s American Prob­
lem ’s Class at Pacific High
School Monday was Lee Tuck­
er. who recently returned from
active duty in Viet Nam
Host* Bridge Club
Mrs. Wes Zumwalt was host­
ess lor the Thursday bridge
club at her Silver Springs
home, serving club members
a delicious luncheon.
Receiving high score for the
afternoon was Mrs Ralph Hall
who also received the slam
prize. Second high went to
Mrs. Bill N u tt
Coos Bay Couple Visit
M r and Mrs Kenneth Hum­
phrey of Coos Bay visited Mrs
Humphrey’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs Roy Carr, at their home
on Sixes river over the week­
end
Friends Gather For
Square Dancing
mans, returned to his parents'
home Sunday w ith the guests
train ilng
i
demonstrated,
and
off! leers will be elected
(O N VISITS
Guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs V irgil Libby, Sixes,
were Roy Libby and friend
Dick Remley of Portland.
Vacation In California
M r and Mra Jack Wahlle
of Port Orford are spending
the spring vacation w ith Wal
die's parents In San Bern*
dino, Calif
Worth C u r r y V / ^ y
Vincent, Irene Carlson. Mrs.
Mahlon Jonah. M r and Mrs
Roy Haft Mr and Mrs Virgil
Cannon attended from Lang­
lois.
John Betz. coach and biology
teacher at Pacific, was notified
c l his selection to again re­
ceive the National Science
Foundation Grant which he will
use this summer for future
courses in science at Humbelt
State
This is a thousand dollar
grant and is the second year
which Botz has received this
award.
Visit In Eugene
Flies To Japan
Mrs. E- V. Dees, daughter
of M r and Mrs Harvey Myers
of E lk River, arrived in Okina­
wa last week where she joined
her husband who will be sta
tioned with the Navy for three
years there.
Mrs. Dees left from San
Francisco and flew north to
Alaska and from there to Japan
where she had a four hour
waiting period and then to
Okinawa. The whole trip took
17 hours flying time.
March 12, 1964
High School Bands
Plan Exchange
The Pacific High School band
is having an exchange pro­
gram with the Gold Beach
band.
The two bands will be put­
ting on a program at Pacific
High School March I t and in
Gold Beach April »
The annual Spring Concert
will be April 10.
SPONSORING DANCE
The Beachcombers Square
Dance Club is sponsoring a
Mossback dance Sunday at
the Cove.
A potluck dinner w ill be
served at 4 p m.
The Beachcombers are spon­
soring a rummage sale M ar
19 and 20 at the REA Co-op
building in Port Orford.
EXTENSIO N M ET
The Langk’ .s Home Exten­
sion met last week for their
regular monthly meeting with
Mrs David Barklow. leader,
speaking on "Guidance of the
Young Child". The April meet­
ing will feature the topic "How
to Plan and Prepare Meals"
and will be given by Mrs. A l­
bert Britton and Mrs David
Barklow.
Brxiqa Club News
The Port Orford-Gold Beach
duplicate bridge clubs met
Friday evening at Ophir w ith
six tables playing.
Receiving first place were
M yrtle Rose and Agness H all
of Gold Beach. Second place
went to Bill Sweet of Sixes
and J.ra Carbaugh of Okla­
homa, and third place went to
M argaret Gardner and Sylvia
Doyle of Gold Beach;
Fourth place went to M r.
and Mrs Ray Keene of Gold
Beach
March 13 will be the next
scheduled meeting of the dup-
lic ite club and it
master point night.
rill
be
HADDOX f a m i l y
m o v e TO ARKANSAS
M r and Mrs. Bill Haddox
and fam ily are leaving this
week to make their home in
Star City, Ark.
Haddox has accepted the
position as assistant engineer
with the REA in Star City.
Guests at the Haddox home
Sunday were M r. and Mrs
Charles Meeks and fam ily,
M r and Mrs Reece Dickey
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tow-
ell McBride, and M r. and
Mrs. Doyle Dickey all of Coos
Bay.
Mrs Haddox was guest of
honor last Friday afternoon at
the Les H ill home on Elk
River f o r a "going-away-
party".
Attending were Josie Forty,
Mrs Walter P ratt, Mrs How­
ard Gregerson, Avon M iller.
b il l
• 5, i
« X 4 A v - Uzof
Visit At Silver Springs
M r and Mrs Walter Pratt
■nd M r, and Mrs. Howard
Gregerson were Saturday eve­
ning guests of M r and Mrs.
O rville Ruth at their Silver
Springs home
Mr» Harvey Myers, Mrs Tom
I'etok. Mrs Albert Britton.
Mrs Roland Gerhardt, Edna
Sullivan, Mrs Ed Davis. Mrs
Eldon Spence and Mrs John
Ellia.
The ladies enjoyed a dessert
luncheon served by the hostess
Canasta Club Mat
The
Wednesday
Canasta
club met at the home of Mrs
Harvey Myers who served a
dessert luncheon,
Winning high score for the
afternoon was Mrs Howard
Gregerson and second high
went to Mrs Fred Deaver
Mrs Koland Gerhardt waa low.
H av* Dinner Guests
Mr. and Mrs Rupert Luck-
man ami fam ily of the North
Rank Road in Bandon were
Sunday dinner guests of M r
and Mrs Clark Slocum In
Langlois
Bruce Slocum, who had been
an overnight guest of the Luck-
Pacific Future Farm er*
Have Business Meeting
The Pacific Chapter of the
Future Farm ers of America
met in the Pacific High School
library March 3.
The members discussed way*
of raising money for the chap­
ter treasury ami listened to
a report on the chapter sheep-
chain A program of work for
19M was submitted by a com­
mittee appointed to draw up
the program Applications for
chapter delegates to the state
convention were viewed.
The 38th annual stale con­
vention will be held in Klamath
Falls. March 18 to 10 at which
lime outstanding achievements
w ill be recogniied. leadership
NOTICE is hereby given t h a t a m eeting of the governing
b o d y of Port Orford-Langlois School District No. 2CJ of Curry
J tate r°f Cregon> wiU be held at P acific High School on
the 30 day of March, 1964, at 8:00 o'clock for the purpose of
discussing with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year
beginning July 1, 1964 and ending June 30, 196S. Hereinafter
set forth.
The budget was prepared on a basis of accounting consistent
with that used in the preceding year. Major accounting changes,
i- any, and t h e i r effect on the budget are set forth in an ac­
companying statement.
D
budget docun,ent *’ available for inxpection at
Pacific High School between the hours of 8:30 a.m . and 4:00 p.m.
On Business In Eugene
M r and Mrs. John Hatcher
Signed: John Donaldson, Jr.
District School Board Chairman
Deduct: Total Budget Resources except tax to
Add: Estimate of Taxes that w ill be le v ie d but
not received in ensuing year . . . . . . . . . . .
Analysis of Taxes to be Levied:
Bond and
Interest
■ $680. 177. 00
$626, 949. 00
$ 52, 428. 00
. 329, 934. 00
. 350, 243. 00
308, 862. 00
318, 087. 00
20, 272. 00
32, 156. 00
76, 884. 00
69, 824. 00
7, 060. 00
. ¡09, 329. 00
. 278, 582. 00
. 3 9 ,2 1 6 .0 0
4 2 7 ,1 2 7 .0 0
Tax Levy Computation
Total
All Funds
Tot 1 Budget R equirem ents...................................................$620 736 00
Less 3».dget Resources except taxes to be l e v i e d ......... 291,’ 505. 29
Tax- necessary to balance budget ................................... 329' 232 71
5dd: axes estim ated not to be received during
ensuing fiscal y e a r ........................................................
84 704. qq
Total Taxes to be Levied ..................................................... 41 3’ 936 71
Analysis of Taxes to be Levied:
V/ithin 6 / L im ita tio n .................................................. 103, 141 00
Outside 6ti L im ita tio n ................................................. 265,'953, 71
Not subject to 6 « L im itation.....................................
4 4 ’ 842. 00
Total Taxes to be L evied........................................................ 413^936. 71
General
Fund
478, 927 00
217, OSa 57
560. 672. 69
627, 898. 28
A vailable Cath B a la n ce................ ....................................
Revenue from local sources except tax Io be levl> d
Revenue Irom interm ediate w u K f i ................................
Revenue Irom State sources ............................
Proceeds from sales ............................' ' ’ ’
Total Budget Resources except Taaesto be 1 evied / ” ’ ’ .
District t a i received in year levied or required to balance
budget ............................ ........................
1 5 ,0 9 1 .6 9
14. 2S a 00
3, 315. 25
272, 594. 06
20. 341. 32
4. 762. 00
294, U S . 00
18, 714. 00
397, 551. 23
13,
4.
302,
24.
500. 00
650. 00
752. 00
162.00
(135, 004. 78)
47. 961. 04
181. 396. 5S
141, 875. 45
107, 393. 86
350. 21
25, 534. 16
18, 100. 08
28, 232. 70
19, 209. 20
5, 132. 00
90, 603. 88
31, 068. 80
13, 249. SO
23, 692. 94
2, 178. 00
10, 601. 00
6, 187. 00
250. 50
948. 20
, 834. 89
538, 0 1 S. 00
S70, 449. 38
s 4,
731. 00
17, 975. 00
36, 756.00
76, 618. 00
369, 094. 71
8, 086. 00
44, 842. 00
Type of Indebtedness
Approved by Budget C om m ittee
February 24, 1964
Signed : Helen Stole, Secretary
Lloyd Bates, Chairman
SO. 00
.....................
— O t h e r .................................................
350. 00
25, 000. 00
2b, 417. 00
32, 382. 00
21, 800. 00
5. iXX). 00
Pupil Transportation Services — Salaries
— O th e r ........................... ............... ..
Operation of Plant — Salaries
— Other ................ ................. .................
M aintenance of Plant — Salaries ..............
— Other
n
. - I /-u—
..................................................................................................
Fixed
C h a rg es...................................
...................... . .
Food Services
Sal art rs
— Other ..................... ..................
Student Boiiy A ctivities — Salaries
— O th e r .......................................
Capitol Outlay — S it e s .....................
— B u ild in g s................................
— Equipment ..................... ...........................................
Operating Contingency ..............................................
TO TA L ESTIM A TED EXPENDITURES................
8. 5 M 00
895. 00
15, 632. 00
27, 188. 00
4, 400 00
3, 059. 00
2. 716. (X)
S5, 720. 00
3, 256 00
l o ’ ixxi ill
.........
626 949 00
*S96. y49. 00
Expenditures
Budget
1961-1962_______1962-1963______ 1963-1964
504. 00
590 00
590 00
590. 00
450. 00
Budget
Multipurpose Room Fund
1964-1965
Total Estimated E xpenditures.........................
Total Estimated Expenditures and Reservei
Total Estimated Krceipti and A vailable Cath Balance
Bond and Interest Redemption Fund:
Budget Resources .................................................................
Cad, B a la n ce.................................................... . \
\ \ \ \ \ '
Budget R eq u irem en t!............................................................
P rin cip le.................................................................................................
_ . , In ,erert...................................................................................................
T o til ............ ...................... .............................................................................
Reierved for Future E xpenditures.................................................
T ola, ............................................, .................... .............................................
Net Required 1964-196S Levy ..............................................
\ \ ’ j
800 00
800 IX)
20 272
3 9 ,5 0 0 .0 0
9, 246. 25
48, 746. 25
j
S0
52 _j2(j 75
1921600
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR PERSONAL SERVICES
General Fund
July 1, 1964 to June 30, 196S
1961-1962
School Year
1962-1963
School Year
Number
Employees
1963-1964
Budget
$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0
8, 500. 00
15, 500. 00
5, 000. 00
39, 000. 00
1
5
1
14
3
3
11
6 ,9 1 5 .0 0
33, 143. 00
6, 350. 00
86, 100. 00
34, 42S. 00
16, 300. 00
IS, 750. 00
52, 550. 00
1
1
S
1
1
1
2
1
3
3
2
Lunch
28, 020. 00
28, 020. 00
$ 3 8 3 ,2 8 2 .0 0
$ 3 5 9 ,7 3 4 .1 1
4,
5,
19,
5,
Personnel
C lassification
Number
Employees
Range
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Clerk
10400-10700
1
1
2
1
8601-8900
8001-8300
SOO1-53OO
TO TA L
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
instruction
Instruction
7101-7400
6801-7100
6501-6800
6201-6500
5901-6200
5601-5900
5301-5600
5101-5300
4701-S000
TOTAL
378. 00
000 00
690. 00
668. 00
429 00
2, 800 00
3, 950 00
2, 870 00
7, 848. 00
6, 950. 00
4, 105. 00
67, 966. 00
Custodian
M aintenance
Custodian
Cust. -Bus Driver
Custodian
Secretary
Secretary
Bus Driver-Mainten.
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
TOTAL
4901-5200
4901 5200
4301-4600
6201-6500
201-500
2801-3100
1901-2200
2801-3100
2501-2801
2201-2500
1901-2200
2,
4,
6,
1,
14,
184. 00
160. 00
957. 00
378. 00
679. 00
Cook
Cook
Cook
Cook
TOTAL
2201-2500
1901-2200
1601-1900
1301-1600
$ 3 7 1 ,1 7 8 .0 0
TO TAL
1
5
1
13
4
6
3
7
7
1964-1965
Budget
V 10. .OO kJ
8,
16,
5,
40,
800.
100.
200.
(>00.
44^842. 00
44, 842. 00
1
5, 000 00
27, 456 00
6, 232. 00
429. 00
2, 900 00
4, 150 00
5, 870 00
7, 848. 00
6, 950. 00
4, 105 00
70, 940 00
6
1
1
1
2
2
3
3
2
4,
3,
5.
1,
15,
625 00
979. 00
413. 00
499. 00
516. 00
$404, 055. 00
Salaries Distributed to More than one Function or Fund
July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965
Outstanding
Actual
July 1
Current Yr.
$276, 500. 00
$276, 500. 00
Adopted by District School Board
March 2, 1964
Signed: Helen Slocum, Clerk
John Donaldson, Jr. , Chrmn
Personnel C lassification
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Instruction
Inst ruction
Instruction
Publish March 12, 19, 1964
Range
7101-7400
6801-7100
6201-6500
Number
Employees
Total
Salary
1
$ 7, 1 6 5 .0 0
13,878. 00
1 8 ,9 9 0 .0 0
12.O7ÌOO
1 1 ,5 5 0 .0 0
10, 900. 00
IS, 1 0 a 00
5301-5600
2
2
2
2
2
5001-5300
3
5901-6200
56015900
00
00
00
00
7, 165. 00
34, 459. 00
6, 600. 00
83, 300. 00
24, 475. 00
34. 650. 00
16, 400 00
36, 350. 00
33. 600 00
276, 990 00
PERSONAL SERVICES SUPPIEMENTAI. IN FO R M A TIO N
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
Bond Principle
Total
2 1 ,2 3 2 .0 0
— Other ....................... ..........................
Other Funds
July I, 1964 to June 30. 1965
103, 141. 00
265, 953. 71
369, 094. 71
— O t h e r ....................... ........................
Attendance Services — Salaries
BUDCET SUM M ARY
800. 00
590. 00
590. 00
qq
4'849. 00
74J» jq
Unappropriated B a la n ce..............
TOTAL BUDCET REQUIREMENTS
3 9 ,2 1 6 .0 0
39, 216. 00
$537, 397. 00
244, 920. 29
292, 476. 71
,5
. ~ a****':"'...............................................
Instruction — Salaries ............................................................................
Salaries
00
00
00
00
00
00
318, 087 00
$626, 949. 00
Budget Rrqulrrmrnts
Administration — Salarir................................' ....................................
Health Services —
4 3 a 00
24, 844. 00
34, 445. 00
28, 240. 00
2 1 .5 2 8 .0 0
5.000. 00
8, 762, 00
- v) ,
1 2 ,4 6 5 .0 0
18, 77tt 00
4, 400. 00
2, 009. 00
540. 00
1, 000. 00
3, 820. 00
20, 000. 00
556, 049 00
S 30, 000
64, 0U2
58, 931
131, 404
24. 435
308, 862
.
____________________
____
60. 00
448. OO
20, 910. 00
16, 900. 00
25. 928. 00
17, 010. 00
7, 997. 00
17, 988. 00
34, 993. 00
12, 197.00
19, 600. 00
Budget
1964-1965
TO TAL BUDCET RESOURCES
800. 00
Multi purp.
Room
K e e p informed on the local
new*—auhecribe to the News.
(2 5 ,0 0 0 . 00)
33, 074 00
78, 644 54
149. SOS. 03
22, 520. 00
25«. 803 57
369, 094. 71
167. 00)
957. 00
243. 00
368. 23
554. 00
122. 23
596. 00
2S1, 533 00
ftotyi and
Interest
PLAN SKATINO PARTY
The Langlois Community
church la sponsoring a skating
(112,
20,
112,
143,
2a
320,
297,
109, 329. 00
278, 582. 00
3 8 7 ,9 1 1 .0 0
Attend LTOB Play
M r ami Mrs Nick Marsh,
Mr, and Mra. John Mayea,
Pam Mayea. Judy Harris ami
Mra Blaine Marsh of Port Or-
ford attended the play. "Dam n
Yankees", presented by the
U ttle Theatre on the Bay In
North Bend Saturday evening
Budget Resources
Multi purp.
Room
$
VO LLEYBALL NEWS
The Independent Women's
volleyball team of Lsngkus
played a team In North Bend
last Wednesday evening, win­
ning one game ami losing
three
Team member* Include Iris
Ixkshbaugh. Bobble Everest.
Sadie Smith, Ellen Brown,
Flora Casey, Bonnie Stanka-
vich, Bobble Jean Rarkkiw
and Joan Hildebrand
Budget
6
Tax Levy Computation
Returns Frem ta n Frenclsce
Mrs Herman Price returned
recently from San Francisco
where she had taken her son
Devld who was returning to
the navy base In San Diego
IXinald Price returned re­
cently from navy duty at San
Diego and la now employed
with Western States Plywood
1963-1964
FINANCIAL SUM M ARY
General
Fund
Al Lengleis School
Mlsaktnary
Dick
Remley
spoke Sumiay morning at the
I .a ng k>ls Community Church
He will be leaving soon for
Patagonia, South America
Young people are reminded
of the S’outh Camp scheduled
for Cannon Beach March 18
through March 21 Anyone in­
terested should contact Rev
Bill Mai tor reservations The
price will be 18 26
The
I-angkils Community
Church will be holding special
Easter services, Including a
special program by the Sumiay
school classes, starting at
» 48 a m
rxpenditures
1961-1962
1962-1963
Forthe Ensuing Fiscal Year July 1, 1964, to June 30, 1965
Total
All Fundi
Missionary Speke
BUDGET SUMMARY
General Fund
July 1, 1904 to June 10, ISOS
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING
Friends gathered at the John
Yoeman home in Langlois re­
cently for an evening of square
dancing led by the caller,
Barney Barnes of North Bend.
Dancers included M r. and
Mrs. Bob Keeler, M r and Mrs
Willey Smith, M r. and Mrs.
Roy Carr, M r. and Mrs. Chuck
Kee. M r. and Mrs
David
Barklow, M r and Mrs. Dwight
Chesseiet and M r. and Mrs.
C arl Platt.
party In Cons Bay M arch 17 at
7 p m . The students will leave
the church at 8 p m ami the
charge will be 88 cents.
D is tr ib u tio n
Inaili ution
Auxiliary
Services
$ 6 ,0 0 a 00
1 2 ,3 0 0 .0 0
1 K ¡00. 00
1 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0
10, 400. 00
tat 630. 00
14, 850. 00
1,