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THE SANDY (Or*.) POST Thue»., M at . 11, 196S (Sec. 1) 4-H Club News Lewis-Hill Vows Recited At Covenant Presbyterian Clackamas County will be r e . Some expert horsemanship presented at the State 4-H Rab was demonstrated during the bit judging contest by Dan F or 4-H Winter Horse Show held at syth, Boring; Pam M iles, the County Falrgrounis,Canby, Canby; anl Debra Vngerman, on Saturday, March 16, Nine Stafford, ty-six Juniors anl seniors com These members received peted for in four events. Evening rites at Covenant high scores in the county lu lx- Winning a Champion ribbon Presbyterian church united li< contest held during (he 4-H in the Junior division was Nan Marilyn Lee Hill, Boring, and Rabbbtt school at Tigard r e cy Smith, Boring, In showman cently. The State Contest will Robert Clark Lewis of McMinn ship. v ille, March 16, Rev, Nell be held during the County Fair. In English Horsemanship -- Members receiving blue Brown officiated at the double Christie M izell, Sandy, won a rli< ceremony In the presence awards were Dan Forsyth and blue ribbon. Ray Zimmerman, both of B or of 125 guests. Anmig Western Horseman ing; le s lle Johnson, Pam Miles The bride wore a gown of ship, Junior division winners lace over satin w ith short lace and Sue W eeks, all of Canby; were Teresa Parter, Estacada; sle ev e s. Her veil, in a bouf ant Laura Vngerman anl Sant ra Diana Guntenbeln, Boring; util fant sty le, was short. It was Vngerman, both of Stafford. Sandra Vanty, Estacada, Red Rtbbbons were won by held by a lace -cove red pill box Trull horse, Juniors - . Patti Rodney Kraft, Pam Johnson anl hat. Stone, Boring anl Kelly Logan, Jeannette Kearney, all of Canby; Miss H ill, daughter of Mr, Boring were among winners anl Mrs. Spencer Hill of Boring, Jon Lane, Debra Undgerman aid •u»l Kathy Wetck, Estacada, was Lane, Stafford; and was given in marriage by her Dale a winner in the senior Trail Michael Comstock, West Linn. father. horse. Two siste rs of the bride were her attendants and three bro thers of the bridegroom were best man and ushers. Julie Hill wore deep pink linen anl carried a can lle encircled by pink blossom s. She was honor attenlant. Alison Hill was dressed sim ilarly and carried by KEN BATEMAN a sim ilar bouquet. Their bro Everyone knowt tor should know) we should not expect to ther, Scott, lighted the tapers. 9»' "something for nothing'*. But, there ts a big difference be Gary Lewis was best man; tween getting something for nothing"—and—getting "nothing David and Richard ushered. for something". To illustrate . A fellow wos disturbed obout a personal The bride and bridegroom, problem. Pride kept him from discussing it with anyone he knew, Oregon State sen iors, were so he sought advice from a fortune teller. It wos fully ogreed honored at a reception after the between the two of them thot the troubled man could ask only church immediately after the two questions for a $25.00 fee The mon paid the fee and os he sat down, he commented, "Don't you think your fee is rites. Mrs. Scott Fortner and owfully stiep to answer just two questions?" The fortune teller's M rs. Gary Lewis served re reply Jolted him "No, I certainly don't. Now what is freshments anl Dorlnda Daggett your second question?" The shaken mon countered with, "Surely, was at the guest book, you don't consider that a question, do you?" He was flabber Apple green was the color of gasted when the fortune teller arswered. "O f course It was a question you have now asked two questions ond I answered the going away outfit worn by them. Thonk you for coming in. and good day, sir." the bride as the newlyweds left The story is fiction of course. But next week s article will re for a wedding trip to San Fran late a true life story,- a classic example how sharpies con ond cisco . The couple win live do give "nothing for something" Be sure to read it It may help at C orvallis. you from being fleeced by fast buck operators. BATEMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL, 520 W. Powell Blvd. Grexham Sandy Public Library The Bookworm The circulation ot the Sandy Public Library for slightly over half the month, averaged about 110 books a day, ( around 875 books), and 200 card holders were In the library for these books. Gifts to the library In the past week totaled 24 books. Eleven books were presented by Mr. and Mrs. Ault Lee Moore Jr. six by Mr. and Mrs, Harold Bushue and seven by Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lane. Some 50 of our newly purchased books are being cataloged and will soon be on the shelves. A THOUGHT »»If’ -Wllym Girl Scout News Troop 760 The girls of Girl Scout Troop 760 received their merit badges at a Court of Award at the Sandy Grade School PTA m eet ing, Monday night. The meeting was opened with the presenta tion of the flag by members of the 4th grade Girl Scouts of Troop 760. Debra Hartsock, Sue Ann Le van and Michelle Noehren were rededicated in to scouting. Awards were received by all 18 girls of the troop. These were: Diana Benoschek, cook ing, dabbler, housekeeper, my home and pets; Nancy Carmony, Backyard fun, books, dabbler and my home; Teresa Cowden, my home, story teller, toymak- er and water fun; Debra Chris tiansen, housekeeper and toy- maker, Cheryl Garber, health aid, home-health and safety, personal health and water fun; Shannon Hadley, collector (horses), dabbler, my home and pets; Debra Hartsock, Troop Crest (pine tree); Debbie Hite, housekeeper, my camera and toy maker; Marilyn Homsley, health aid, home-health and safety and personal health; Di ana Johnston, health aid,home- health and safety and personal health; SueAnne Levan, Troop Crest; Michelle Noehren, health aid, home-health and safety, personal health and Troop Crest; Jodi Perkins, dabbler; Julie Pursel, my home and toy maker; Valerie Sander, health aid, home-health and safety; personal health and water fun; Patti Searls, health aid, home- health and safety and personal health; Julie Wilson, b ooks,col lector (books), magic carpet, toy maker and sewing; Lynne Wolfe, books, collector and storyteller. Many of the girls* mothers have helped the troop in many ways. Mrs. Dee Benoschek worked with six of the girls for a ten-week period to earn their health badges and has now taken the remainder of the troop so they may complete their health badge requirements before the end of the school year, M rs. Edna Hite worked with six girls to complete their dabbler badge and has taken another group of six girls. Mrs. Charlotte Vanse and her group of six girls each made- five toys for their toymaker badge and gave three toys each to the Sandy Community Serv ice Action Center as their service project for this quar ter. Thanks were given to the other mothers who have helped — M rs. Hadley and Mrs. Perk ins for driving the girls to ska ting and Mrs. Pursel for mak ing out permission slip s. Eleven of the girls attended Sandy Presbyterian church on Girl Scout Sunday, March 11. The troop will be selling Girl Scout cookies to some of the businesses of Sandy and house- to-house from March 27 to April 6. Dutch Dainty aid mint cook ies w ill be offered at $1 a box. The Girl Scouts had a very nice display in the window of B rew sters during Girl Scout week March 11 to 17. Troop 760 was organized and is led by M rs. Marjorie Sander and M rs. Marion Carmony. They also have a branch troop of five g ir ls, who attend Bull Run School, led by M rs. Mar- garette Wadklns. The girls will also p artici pate in the Sandy Grange Talent program Friday evening, March 22. They will be sellin g baked goods after the program to help pay for their camp tuition. MRS. ROBERT CLARK LEWIS (Marilyn Lee Hill) (Gateway Studio) LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLIES CEDAR FENCING 2" X 4" 4" X 4" 1 " X 4" 3« ft. 12c ft. 3c ft. 5c ft. 6c ft. 12c ft. 1" X 6" 1" X 8" 1" X 12" FREE Galvanized Nails With Each 50' Section of Fencing Mahogany Paneling - 5169 235 lb. Celotex Thick-Butt Asphalt Shingles U-Haul > Sq. Glidden Spred Satin Reg. $7.25 S34® G.llon FOR THE WEEK f i While Stock Lasts Aluminum Slider Windows 2 /0 3 /0 4 /0 3 /0 4 /0 6 /0 $595 $7 95 $9 60 $10 68 $15 76 $21 20 X 2 /0 X 2 /0 X 2 /0 X 3 /0 X 4 /0 X 4 /0 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK g Mon.-Fri. e.m. to Sunday 10 a m. to 5 p.i Saturday g a m. to 6 p.i 8 p.i Coast Building Supply 107U E. Powall G re s h a m M S1I1I Bank A m er icard W elcom e 1 9 6 8 -6 9 Sandy Elementary School Budget Form So 471-1 ClACkaMAg N O T IC E is hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of C o W llJ School District No Stale of Oregon. w ill be held at S a n d y E l e m e n t a r y S o f t o o l the 9 ^ ft la v of A p r il < 66 dwruaatng with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year beginning July I. I arwj ending June M I . 4 9 The t udge« J| 46 was □ was no< prepared an a ba»u of accounting cunsiatrni w ith that u«ed in the preceding year on the bung*-*, are ac* f'« th m an accompanying statement A copy of the bud. • ucument ts available fur mtpectiun at S u p e r i n t e n d e n t ' • t may be obtained for it may be ubtamed for 1 or | O ffic e el ClurUgBil 8:00 P.M. of C '-u a lj o'ckxh fu* the purpx*w of BUDGET RESOURCES AND < Negxes vo« .*■ M ajo r accounting change* if any between the hours of 8 S^OAM Total Budget R eq u irem en t Revenue Neeesaary ta Balance Budget — !... 914,174.80 5 1 8 .4 « .4 6 395.686.34 435^ 96 733.789.65 GOi,;9 0 . w # 2 ,3 9 8 .8 4 33.239.88 3 6 5 ,638,72 3 6 5 » 6 3 « .7 2 3 6 5 ,6 3 8 .7 2 Y ..r W ithin <*1 Limttatx.n O vu w vyv LM uw hm Not Subject to <S Linutatxjn tax l a w Besoo et-wo s> and J t 3 0 and their effect July I 1» coarevTAm.’e all <a> a r.m« •a* 667.425.91 380.640.95 286.784.96 28.678.50 3 1 5 .3 3 .4 6 315,463.46 79,684.00 Limita'.'«» 3 ? 5 .l4 ? -4 6 tTxTiMiNT or '•»oeeTeoAwi»» 315,463.46 Revenue Necessary to Baiane» B u d « t P.a- .rena: «•rterwl F m l Trarefar ie lu.ooo.uu S/X».OC 1 5 .0 0 0 .0 0 72,440.00 72.440.00 7 ,244.00 7 9 .6 8 4 .® 'S* 53,477.75 53,477.75 -----a o m i , O THER FUNDS -a- 4 1.601. ® 4 1 .6 0 1 . ® 4» Dwuwi N.. BUDGET SUMMARY 5 .0 0 0 .® 5 ,0 ® .® V ix c X X W t it 6 8 ,.l, I ,. I . M to i t 6 9 tvoa.rr — — .-.' I—. *■-. ft. ML - XI7LXLST - khTIhyOBIT •wee» • +■ r u e Taw 6 7 ’■'68 ♦C ^~66 P rin cip al W ithin LirmtaDun Outside 6r p Limitation Not Subject to t ' i j 315.463.46 r» -T V CAM« BALANÇA March. 4 Approved by Budget Committee G l <v- / U .O ® .® 3 1 .4 4 0 .® 7 2 ,4 4 0 .® Secretarv 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 il.0 0 0 .0 0 000.00 3 3 ,0 0 0 .0 0 3 0 .2 4 7 .5 0 6 3 .2 4 7 .5 0 lYl»6 Iaaua 1959 I rbm « 1965 I -a -x T ctal Honda Total Intaraat Total haqulra««rita 7 9 ,6 8 4 .® 7 7 ,6 8 .4 ,® Signed Chairm an s 25.00 11 Adapted bv Di C«-rtMATB Endorwu Warranta Short Term Notes C lerk Signed 10.00 Form No <72-< State Dept of Education Oregon Chairm an BUDGET SUMMARY School D istrict No ClMk. GENERAL FUND MiemetcAL July I. I» to June to 1» ■ u rx.rr m a twawm«. v u » data 69 »t»,r «(«ri eri» 4?" ’ 66 66'"Ti? 30,691.00 A vailable Cash Balani Net W orking Capitai 21,459.92 1 9 .7 U .4 9 1 2 ,4 5 0 .® Revenue from Local Sources except tax to be levied U l.2 6 4 .3 3 2 2 ,7 1 5 .® Revenue from Interm ediate Sources 236,948.57 36,2 2 3 .0 0 2 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 > Strike out the line- Not applicable) 128,650.60 2 ® , 593.21 1 2 ,0 ® .® 2 6 ^ 8 5 .® 58,174.46 31,368.44 26,806.02 54.370.84 31,357.73 2 3 .O i3 .il 5 ,4 2 0 .® 7 7 7 .® 26,696.24 1,3 9 9 .6 0 426.20 6,3 7 9 .8 4 41,099.78 6 ,513.32 1 ,018.80 2 8 ,4 ® .3 6 638.80 477.60 9 .263.04 282.14 46,594.06 15,117.78 24,5 8 2 .4 0 1,3 9 9 .6 0 17,928.18 26,814.24 638.80 41,0 9 9 .7 8 46,594.06 , 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Aaaata Dlaburaaaar.ta Balance 5 . 0 ® .® 5 , 0 ® .® Non« 6,0 0 0 .0 0 Mone HacalptB 5 ,6 W .® , Federal Money TFroufh State B»SEA T itle I Tranafer 9 ® .® .',7 5 6 .® Sale o f Lunches Student Labor Paid by Meal a 6 4 8 .® Cooke Labor Paid by Maala 4 8 6 .® Tranafer freo General Fund 16,997.75 OUiar Total R ecelpte 53,477.75 6 ,5 0 0 .0 0 2 9 ,4 2 4 .® 7 8 6 .0 0 4 7 6 .0 0 18,158.65 55,344.65 20,848.75 3 1 ,4 9 5 .® 6 4 8 .® 4 8 6 .® Requlrewentn S a la r ie s Food and Caall Itaa Supplies Student Lalor Paid by Meale Cooke Labor Paid by Meals Equipment - itora^e - Laundry 21.679.65 3 1 ,1 8 8 .0 0 786.00 476.00 1,215.00 53,477.75 Total Requirements 55.344.65 1,212.84 298,602.81 Revenue from Stale 5»>urcc* 286,801.95 R r t if lu r fr-«n Fed- ral Source» • 347.17 1 ,1 0 1 .3 } 7,100.47 660.82 Rr leipt» from L— .— -— —— i 2 ® .® Pr<needs frtsti vak-s 1,9 8 0 .0 0 1 .9 8 0 .® ««»her School Districts F -*m No <71-11 State Dept nf Education Oregon Tran si, r - fr-.ni «Rh. r Funds koiJ?o.«L 4 J ? J 2 6 ,J 7 JO5.Qk5.9O , 3 8 0 . 640.93 i2 9 .1 6 4 .8 4 . 107,098.04 . . . . . . . ■ ■ 286,784.96 - ,u, Kurt,. ' K. ■ Dtotnct T ax Received m Year Ix-vmd D i*trii I Tax Hi quirt-d to Ralant < Mudgt t 332.398.84 568,491.21 r- jtal m 733.789.65 612,143.94 64-7,425.91 Form No <71-* State Dept of Educati-.n I.......... I,1, .i-d dget h i ? h County h m c rv -e ic A l DATA Sw-wM Tew 'o June 70 »vn e.tr eon rsstnun ra s e \ 1 ' j— r 5, ■ " .9 3 — “ 4 ------------- wei Flew V»w 6 7 ” 68 45.3A8.66 233O.OO 355.385.00 23.247.50 27,900.00 3 ,8 3 0 .0 0 433,273.50 24,972.50 Adm inistration— Salaries —f it her Instruction— Bala riea —Other — 13.720.55 1,130.50 9.171.68 3 0,270.89 6,379.84 127.90 21,098.63 18,481.05 21,494.17 16.701.74 1.010.53 8,661.77 42,511.77 175.00 23.8 6 0 .0 0 23.280.00 24,6 0 3 .0 0 22,856.00 2,0 0 0 .0 0 11,630.00 43,6 9 1 .0 0 9.263.04 16,997.75 1,020.00 297 A0 1,0 2 0 .0 0 325.OO Operation of Plant Salaries —fM her Maintenance of Plan t— Salaries —f i t her ( 600.00 1 , 5 ® .® l J O 9 ,r,7 2 .9 6 7 U ' 1.447JO 116.75 7»34?.4e Fixed ( barges Food Service»—Salaries —O th er ; 18,158.65 D e fic it Student Body Activities— Salaries —O th er I- Salaries C om m unity Servi I_____ 8,0 0 0 .0 0 10,676.00 4-, Debt , 1 0,000.00; 8,522.21 4 53.161,87.514.529.09 6.1ZZ4.00 -- ------ J f>peratmg Contingency Transfers to Other Funds ; T O T A L X S T IM A T B D tX P K N tJ IT U R tS ; Un.pp-.pri.i^ B.tone , TOTAL BUOGrr RKJUIHBMrNTS • 1 /0 . ' S 5 7 .... ’• C ' • - 3 3 0 ,® 1 ,* ® . < 250. ' 1 9 ,’ O l.A ... .. 3 , 15'J.® 1 ,2 ® .® 9.450,0' Xa4 X a X 2 ,4 ® .® n o .® 1 7 ,9 4 '.® 6 ® .® 7 9 7 .® { Serv Ice - Non Bonded ’ Payments to other School (hstrirta 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 19,501,00 641.425.91 26.0 0 0 .0 0 667.425.91 Té.'ó ! 733,789.- wnn> RlCtIP7.il -s. 0».i-.-ir.£ ; : 5"1 ir — Fxel'.y 1 ! 1 v*:-p r»t..I* A ir iiv lo n t - A 1 .I t 68 ’ ____ i 1 ,020.00 325.00 ^Xher I C apital O u tlay— Site* 6,385.91 175.00 26,332.00 24,490.00 28,818.00 21,453-00 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 16,200.00 54,035.00 -O th e r Pupil Transportation Services— Ralarie* —O th er • ,5 2 2 .2 ’ 17.6 : i . >4 - - - - Ì. i 9 .'/ - 0 3 l . l ’ O .® lC .2 J 2 .3 1 -f -( 9 / 1 9 . 0 ' 1 ( D I .® 1 9 .9 4 9 .® 10,23 2 .5 1 Attendance Serv res— Salaries -Z Jther H ealth Serv ices- -Salaries 141.44 19,954.68 15,090.04 16.786.54 . .. Sa W I MS Ft. CL BwSee« 67 ( : |* 69 clACAVU* r - ,e Tew 6 fT " * 6 7 CU8MBÉ8 July I I * Cuuntv 49 July I I * In June M i i 't x - n rx>« anst'ino vesa HIXT’lRKII nA T A Arv-Ml At School Divine« No G ENERAL FUND Xch.Ni) [MMctcl N . BUDGET SUMM ARY OTHER F U N D S I BUDGET SUMMARY 6?’ ""67 2 3,822.10 41,587.22 2 ,649.06 2,733.89 283,426.54 304,674.24 14,232.08 15.743.53 H 15,000.00 L» ; *n 1 ; •. u r* r : M ’ îif.< •xjv pp»nt 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 6,0 0 0 .0 0 Form No <71-11 Alata De pi .»f Education f Negre» t. rwana L et. wo 839,944.66 480,719.70 359.224.96 3 5 .9 2 2 .5 0 3 9 5.147.46 D M .-, Te«e. * U * e Hcxwum, Ca-ee« T .a »• Be Leve. 40,7 5 3 .0 0 40,753.00 le June 1 6 9 ,6 1 6 -2 1 . TOTAL Total Budge*. Requirement* CUC«*AA. FIRMA Q SFIC1AL BLILDIMG •e* ruse Tae» The budget durwment SHIM HX j L .s. 63,287.50 55,344.65 . 5 5 3 4 4 .6 5 63.287.50 6 3 2 8 .7 4 6 9 .6 1 6 ,2 4 6 9 * 6 X 6 .2 4 a h«huui (Hetat, t Ni tnur.1, O THER FUNDS 1 '.IS W A 4 ala e IN D E T A IL « u n « » Al RATA per sheet TOTAL TAA LTVT COSSPVTATIO»« R E Q U IR E M E N T S hereinafter art forth hww a-we. 4Ve-we- Lii ■rs.&KsU T ..C T U) a . <71- Form No 1« Stale Dept „ I Educatici NOTICE O F SC H O O L BUDGET HEARING Stale Dept of Ed^calx-n 156.53 1,951.52 1 9 ,5 8 1 .0 4 . 1 0 ,020.00 ; , j a 1 Frol ?e*” aL - . ’ . . e y , to o l Ryr.tx. - t t i .- r |j J-J I r s ’.r jc ’. l .n j , Tcwel Rental -md Inc; l*r.’ -*À • Klwrerteiy ch ccl B i’g e t !ri~**>r TC4.1 H iC H fr. hfc.l I M f . H n -I ?00 - Pool Perscnrel Aquatic D lr * ctc ” I n s t r .c t u n <— » L ife Guard« > Sick Leave - A q .etlc O lrector T4TAI K l L lUl.x.NM.1 *0C - Cp*ratlor o f Flant 610 - le lx r 'e » . I 620 - 62P - Heat 631 - 8*tM - 0«w«£p 632 - E l- c tr lc l-.j 6JJ - TUsrbcne TCT a I CIU-..TR). l I 1!. m 700 - K9tò«r.ic«5 M*lo'.9n*nc» I ti., K ....... -V a '.- c . . 1 3® - f lz u l Ci.*.-ies . i 851.1 - fvSlis I S i l i l U 8 ilr r -« T l.| 351.2 - - q c I a I -scurita 852.1 - ir c ix r t a liu urauce S i i .» - ¿ U l s lnduiUXaX A c c l i n i I TtTAl FIXED CHARGES CthPT TOIA, hiulIruMtHIJ 18,000.00 . 12,733.00 . 4 0 .7 5 3 .0 0 9 .6 0 0 ,0 0 ; 8 ,7 0 0 .0 0 . 150.00 18.450.00 3 ,1 5 0 .0 0 1 .4 3 0 .0 0 7 .8 7 6 .0 0 300.00 5.I77.OO 240.00 18,173.00 800,00 800.00 . I.5OO.OO 300.00 { 3.3304« Ì 4 0 .7 5 3 .0 0 , . Î . f _______________________________________ I*
