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ral School Board Takes
pervision over Budgeting-
School districts in Lane 'divides the county into live areas, for approval or rejection If
iw ",. hv to make of equal nooulation. Tt mom!,.-. r "J.ecuon. K
L7oing to have to make
J2Sf month-only six
S-d of the .usual .year.
KrhudgefAn-dthey
teed, for the first
I ft, new all-county rural
.chool board Idea was
. voters in the state in
f&e, all powers and
? levy taxes away from
jnett 001 board' and
f to the new over-all org-
. .UM1 hnnril law
.Irural K"w'
of equal population. Its members
include all school districts less
than first class In rnnlr Vifcf nT&M
districts can be members if they
warn 10. union nign districts are
exempt also.
Under the new set-up each
school district in the county will
make up a proposed budget and
Submit it to the nmtral r,,l
board, If it is approved bv the
district's voters. It must be into
the rural board by Jan. 31.
Can Pass On
The rural board is empowered
to consider each proposed budget
approve the budget, but the dis
trict needs more money than they
can expect under the six-per cent
uimiauon, me rural board calls
an election for an additional levy.
These "six nr ani it.;fBt!n
elections, (districts frequently
mvB iu :vy over meir limitation)
were held with the budget elec
tion before the formation h.
rural board.
Financing
Bonded indebtedness and nego
tiable interest-bearing warrants
ana serial levies on each district's
budget will not be included in
fflE GIFT FROM RUSSELL'S
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the equalized county-wide rural
district levy. !
A school district will be in
formed by March 15 of any
changes made in the budget, and
the district will then be allowed
a hearing. But the rural board
determines the final amount of
the budget which shall be In
cluded in the equalized tax levy.
Districts will be notified by April
1 of the final amount of their
budget.
Elections
It it is necessary to exceed the
six per cent limitation on the
county-wide levy, the rural board
will call an election on the "third
Monday in April," according to
the law.
After all preliminary budgeting
is completed, districts may vote
supplementary budgets which will
not be examined by the rural
board.
County school superintendent :
Mrs. Lucille Kllnge said the Lane 1
rural board has set up the follow-1
ing policies on budgeting:
Existing salary schedules will
be allowed, plus "increased living ,
costs, unless salary Is out -of line!
with people in comparable posi
tions." The rural board will allow:
Minor alterations, new furn
iture and equipment for addi
tional pupils "as required by
standards."
Betterment assessments and a
library to "meet standards."
Text books "to comply with
the law."
Approximately 5 per eent of
the budcet for an emergency
fund.
"All programs and services
now in existence will be main
tained." Lane County representatives
from the five districts are:
Zone I, A. S. Davidson, Maple
ton; xone II, Peter M. Petersen,
2490 Elmira Road, Eugene; zone
III, Carl R. Baker, Vida; xone IV,
Sidney Bales, Dorena; and zone
V, Harold N. Traxler, Creswell.
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Dr. Breen Plans
Salt Lake Speech
A busy holiday period has been
planned by Dr. Qulrlnus Breen, a
University of Oregon associate
professor of history and social
science.
On Dec. 30, Dr. Breen will read
a paper on "Nlzolius, a Sixteenth
Century Rhetorician," at the Na
tional Speech Assn. meeting in
Salt Lake City. He will read a pa
per on "Church History and High
er Learning" before the Pacific
division of the American Society
of Church History on Jan. 2, and
on Jan. 8 will act as chairman of
the section on Ancient and Medie
val history at the meeting of the
Pacific branch of the American
Historical Assn. The last two
meetings will be at the University
of California in Berkeley.
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