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Newspaper Page TextHEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thurgdory, February 20. 1958 Lexington News The regular meeting of Lexington P TA was called to order by the president Mrs 0 W Cutsforth in the high school aud itorium. The minutes of the last regular meeting and the execu tive board were read and approv ed. The treasurers report was read and accepted. The sweet heart ball and athletic banquet committees were read after which group singing was enjoy ed. Mrs Meador's class the 5th and 6th graders gave an instruct ive as well as entertaining skit on "I am an American" and the proper ways to carry and display the American flag. Following this there was a skit M've got a Se cret" with Gary Moore (Bob Mathews) and his panel of judg es, Frank Messenger, Inez Mead or, Bill Parsons Sr, and Mrs Gladys VanWinkle, with the fol lowing people with secrets: Lor ene Ledbetter, Cecil Jones and Helen Nelson, and Barbara Cuts forth. Mrs Cutsforth asked all past presidents to come forward and each received a lovely car nation corsage, with the following past presidents there, Florence McMillan, LaVerne Henderson, Mildred Davidson, Jerry Doherty, and Delpha Jones. During this program there were very clever commercials on P-TA attendance, one a clever song and dance by Tess Hatfield and Rena Marqu NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of school district No. 1CJ of Morrow County, State of Ore gon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district Will be held at Heppner, Oregon High school on the the 18th day of March, 1958 at 7:00 o'clock p.m., for the purpose or discussing xne uuu cal year beginning July 1, 1958 ana ending June ju, won, neremuiiei n iuu Schedule I Budget-Fiscal Year 1958-1959 ews. Following mere were ie- freshments served in the cafe- ardt, and the other by Bob Math- eria- Summary of Estimated Expenditures. Receipts and Available Cash Balances, and Tax Levies A. Estimation of Tax Levy (1) Total All Funds (2) General Fund (3) Bond Interest Special and Sinking Improvement Fond Fund (4) (5) 1. Total Estimated Expenditures $305,656.77' DEDUCT: 2. Total Estimated Receipts and Available rash Balances 70,313.93 3. Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget .... 235,342.84 ADD: 4. Estimated Amount of Taxes That Will Not 'Be Collected During the Fiscal year for which This Budget Is Made, Including Estimated Rebate on Taxes 7,060.29 5. Total Estimated Tax Levies for Ensuing Fiscal Year 242,403.13 6. Analysis of Estimated Tax Levies: (b) Amount Outside 6 Limitation (e) Not Effected by 6 Limitation 257,181.77 23,475.00 25,000.00 23,475.00 25,000.00 C INDEBTEDN9SS 1. Amount of bonded indebtedness (Include all negotiable Interest-bearing warrants issued under ORS 328.205 $242,000.00 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness on warrants issued and endorsed "not paid for want of funds" 3. Amount of other indebtedness 4. Total indebtedness (sum of items 1( 2, 3) $242,000.00 Dated February 14, 1958. Signed: Beverly Gunderson District Clerk R. J. French District School Board Chairman Approved February 14, 1958 Signed: Howard Bryant Secretary Budget Committee Dick Wilkinson Chairman Budget Committee 44iA bwiAialit S ' A SHARE IN AMERICA! Make it pay off for him even more generously through V. S. Savings Bonds Nobody has a better birthright than an American child. Born to this land, he shares its abundance and its privileges. His opportunities stretch from the Golden Gate to the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. And he doesn't need a passport to reach any of them. All he needs are the things that you, his parents, can give him care, security, a good education for a richer life. These are the important things you want to save for. And one of the easiest ways to save for them is by investing in U. S. Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan. Through this plan, money is set aside for you before you gee a chance to spend it. At your company's pay office, you name the amount you can save each payday and it is put into Savings Bonds for you. Here, in its safest form, it can't be lost, stolen or destroyed because the U. S. Treasury will replace your Bonds without charge if anything happens to them. And you'll be surprised at how quickly your money in Bonds adds up to big things such as the down pay ment on a home or tuition for four years of college. Series E Bonds now earn 314 interest when held to maturity, mature in only 8 years and 11 months. So isn't the Payroll Savings Plan a good way to make sure of your youngster's share in America? Sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan where you work today. Part of every American's Savings belongs in U. S. Savings Bonds The V S. Government does not pay for this advertising. The Treasury Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, th4 Advertising Council and Heppner Gazette Times Mr and Mrs O W Cutsforth are visiting in Portland and Eugene this weekend. Mr and Mrs E E Brunelle of Tieton, Washington were visit ors with her brother and family Mr and Mrs C C Jones last week. Mr and Mrs E E McFadden were visitors last weekend in Spray with their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Al Frost. Mrs McFaddel attended a bridal shower there for Mrs Frost. Mr and Mrs Morris McCari and daughter have returned home from several days spent In Harr- lsburg and way points. Mr and Mrs C C Jones and chil dren and Mrs Alonzo Henderson and son Laddie were La Grande visitors on Monday. The Lexington Christian church is sponsoring prayer hours on Friday for the "World Prayer Day". The church will be open from 24 and from 7:30 to 9 P M for all who wish to come. The church meeting was held on Thursday night of this week. Committees were appointed for the coming year, and plans for Friday were discussed. Those present were: Mr and Mrs Vern on Munkers, Mr and Mrs Karl Miller, Mr and Mrs Cecil Jones, Mrs Rena Marquardt, Frartklin Messenger, Mrs Ken Peck, Mrs Trannle Parker, Mrs Mae Camp bell, Miss Dona Barnett and Rev Northrup. George Tucker and Howard Gering of Spokane were visitors with Mr Tucker's sister Bertha Hunt last week. Mr and Mrs Don Hatfield and family were Pendleton visitors on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Martin were Sunday visitors with her mother and family, Mr and Mrs Claude White of Hardman. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Hender son entertained the Lexington high school with a turkey din ner on Saturday night following the ball game. There were about 30 present. The tables were clev erley decorated with colors of orange and black the school col ors. Mr and Mrs Stan Conlon of Hermiston were visitors on Sat urday at the Don Pointer ranch. Mrs Conlon is a sister of Mrs Pointer. Mrs Carl Marquardt has re turned home after a few days stay in Pioneer Memorial hospit al. Betty Darnlelle spent a couple of days last week in Pioneer Memorial hospital from an in jury to her hand while skiing in the mountains. Mrs Ethel Dunbar and son Dex ter Miles are visiting a son Nor man Miles In California. Schedule II GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Monument News Mrs Joe Wheeler was in John Day on Tuesday. Stanley Boyer and Elzy Emery were on business in John Day Friday. Mr and Mrs Jim Durbin of Sal em are visiting her mother, Reeta Hunt and her brothers and sis ters. Mrs Lewis Neal and two chil dren were in Heppner the first of the month for dental work. Mr and Mrs Joe Crouch and three sons were here for the week end from their home in Herm iston. Joe was a former Monu ment boy. Lon Distance NaUon-Wld Moving Service Mayflower Agents Padded Vans Penlond Bros. TRANSFER CO. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 338 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin i mil mil MiNjijiMjjiiMijim HOVERING? Luclty home! Thart art plant to ba mada, things to gat raady, joy to look forward to. Natura it wonderful. . Or of the best placet to finance that new arrival ii in our bank where regular savings plus interest added every six montht can really male an account jump. Par. entt-to-be are cordially invited to itop in and get acquainted. HEPPNER BRANCH d) AIM OF 2) Eastern Oregon YOUR FRIENDLY HOME-OWNED BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Actual Bwtlptt Budfrt Mnu AUow.nc Rtwlou rtitt! Y.ar f1e! Yw Current ltm tniulni Ending cf. Ending C7 Puoal Year Flacal Ytir ,un. . uJ Jung l-J n ( (4) (i) 10. Revenue From Local Source 10,742.50 12,32977 2,197.77 11.2 District Tax. Prior Years' Levy (net) 5,063.31 1,111.38 190.4b 50000 191j?cellaneoui Rent TOO. 00 !0. Revenue From Intermediate Sources 6,21)8.37 8,738.16 7,500.00 21.1 County School Fund 7r756.30 22.0 Rural School District 157,892.72 133,125.27 132,622.91 APPrtin"nt xxxxxx 1 aa nn JJ l Amount Allowed From Distressed 1,000.00 ) I District Fund ' SO. Revenue From or Throuth Slate Sources 55,lo2.00 55, 511. 16 53,300.00 31.2 Other Basic School Fund Receipts 53. 300.00 531'25 5616 561;. 16 33.1 Common (irreducible) School Fund I 573. nfi . . , . . . . 34.0 Vocational Education 2,086.1)1 1,856.27 I 1,856.27 34.1 State Grants 1.994.52 36.0 School Lunch and Milk Subsidy I 36.2 Federal Money Received Through State 1,500.00 SO. Revenue From Other School District 2,733-93 33M'-QP frjij-jJiU- S'-gJ!?njTransj)ortatlon 4, 126. 72 Transfer to Hot Lunch Fund -1,500.00 BcxxMEacrffiea jr-jpt to-cover deficit Error jtEmMmLYEosmia 10,962.55 -, -UW-as a.MH fMfM Beginning Net Cash Balance Less , . 2,512.19 -lj9l -1,655.91 Cash WorkhifJFund (or Dericlt) h 10,962. 55 . , Total Budget Resources 239,01)0.78 I 220,013.34 251.011.Q2 General Fund 70.313.93 :!ii!i;ii!!!iiiiiiil;ii'ii;!iii;i:im:!iiiiiiiji:i:!iii: By m vmsm Schedule III GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Actual Expendtturt. I Budgst bttmatsd Fiscal Yttf . pUcal Ytar Allowance xpndlturt Ending Ending Gf7 Current Ensuing Junt 30. Jun . I8i' Fiscal Yw Htm Fltc-1 Ytar W I 3) ) B) I. General Control 7,625.00 5,525.00 6,200.00 fgSagSeW.t 6,663.90 1. 165.00 1,550.00 1,550.00 (2) Clerk 1,550.007 2,050.00, 1,9B9700 2,050.00 (3) Clerical Assistants 2,05Q.OO"" 25.00 &1mQQ 80.00 (4) Compulsory Education and Census 80.00 1 L5mOT I ?1)8.85 510.00 a- supplies 510.00 62.65 23kall 3OO.OO 3. Elections and Publicity 300.00 . 4. Legal Service (Clerk's Bond, 671.00 51Ll55 660.00 Audit, etc.) 660.00 . 868.1)1) 1,11)1.56 1,000.00 9' Other Expense of General Control 1,000.00 . 13631fr3 , 11,365.67 12,350.00 6. Total MExpense ptCenernl Control 12,813.90 . II. Instruction , , 1, Personal Service: n n 5,615.62 8,11)7.22 9,198.00 (i) Principals 8,993.89 ym:mxM& 105.1)10.03 111.689.29 125.506.00 (3) Teachers 132,923.10 2.676.OO 1,1)00.00 (4) Substitute Teacher3 1,500.00 Of) 2.1)00.00 5.000.00 5.200.00 (6) Librarian 5,!)50.007 6ll).l)9 1)00.00 700 . 00 1 ( 7 ) "Clerical Assistants 700.00 232,03 627.73 380.00 I 2. Library Supplies, Repairs Ul5.00" " 1). 595. 53 1). 681. 01 3.52l).00 I 3. Teaching Supplies 3,61)5. 00 3I7V7.90 951). 50 3,050.00 4. Textbooks 2,950.00 , 5. Tuition to Other Districts I.O35.69 1,926.79 g,9ll).00 . Other Expense of Instruction 2,809.50 t , 123.6jl.29 -3.6q02!t UlMJLJI)!Botjmctm 159,386.1)9 III. Operation of Plant 1. Personal service: , 13,100.96 13,700.16 12,81)0.00 (0 Janitors and Other Employees 13.080.00 rja 3,270.00 1,536.28 g, 21)0.00 I 2- Supplies 2,320.00 , 2,080.05 k, 1)35. 07 1), OOP. 00 3. Fuel . 1). OOP. 00 881.30 LaQQ5a.Q6 1,1)00.00 Water 1,1)00.00., 2,653.21) 3,01)6.1)5, 3,800.00, 5. Light and Power 3,300,00 977.23 Q33 8 6'). 00 6. Telephone 86'U 00 361.90 ll)2.28 5l)lu00 7, Other Expense of Operation 500jOO 23.335.57 'it,79i.'t3- 25-6Q8aQQ. aiExpemeofppcratign 2lA6jbQQ. . IV, Maintenance and Repairs kOO.OO 1. Personal Service 800.00 n vt 01 ft o)i Lri II dm 00 2- Repair, Maintenance and Replacement 1, o,- 0e- 7 373.91 cJ,24b.t)9 ,039.99 (1) Furniture and Equipment U01b.2- 5.7O9.8I 6. 12'). 187 3.125.00 (2) Building Structure 3,067. 00 6V7.06 157.39 1,000.00 3. Upkeep of Grounds 1,000.00 196.07 7.50 600.00 4- asr0'"""" 600. oo 13,926.85 1 1U,535.56 9,964.99 1 S" lotUiMm 10,283.25 V. Auxiliary Agencies i o Health Service . byjSQ. (1) Personal Service (nurse, etc.) W.00 1,082.1)2 731.24 930.00 (2) Supplies and Other Expenses 1,050.00 12,636.50 12,523-76 12,21)0.00 y,7pe?srr,'.secePUa 12,870.00 , 1),517T65 3,257783 "i800-00 (2) Supplies and Repairs 530000 4,677.95 4,677.95 5?01lTl)3 (3) Replacement of Buses ,982.05 ' 502.03 591.93 7CO.OO (4) Insurance ' I 700.00 999.Q1) 383.O4 1,250.00 I (5) Other Expense of Transportation 1,280.00 3. Other Auxiliary Agencies . , (1) School Lunch 3, 140.00 2,953.00 3,'iOO.OO a. Personal Service 3,620.00 1 I b. Supplies and0ther Expenses I 528.00 JggITML-, ?ttQfflO. ag;t?.-3 401.,! Expense of Auxlliary Ageneles 30, 378.08 VI. Fixed Charges , n . , (Exclusive of Items Included under V-2) 2,831.95 1,181.72 2,804.00 1, insurance 2,864.00 UQQOXl LOEa.QQ lf060.00 2. Rert 1,500.00 . ,.4,354aSl 4 , 347.22 5,037.10 3. Retirement . State and Federal 6.844.41 2.i2l6.I3l. -2M0M L3i393.29 4. Other Fixed Charges ""3,425.14 JjQH 82j9,Sl J-3, 309.39 JLTotaLFixedChsrge. 14,633.55 VII. Capital Outlays 10,W3.03 157Jlt65 .. T 3. Additions and Alterations to Bldgs. ' VM.97 I 802.7? 1 flQMllL'hrary Books, "87g;50 P 09 3 .00 2 pnnT(Y) 6. Furniture, Fixtures and Other Equip. ' 7 y;kWMMM.KiX&M lj000.00 8. Other Copltal Outlays 21i2P5.PQ j.28i717.37 ggjjP0--l.?L"lplj?LO''t!y ' 872.50 VIII. Debt Service, Non-Bonded yyxxiWJiKWimas; , 2. Interest on Other Indebtedness and , 355.51 6l$, 01 450.00 Bank Charts 450.00 355.55 615.01 450.JX) STotal Debt Serelce, Non-Bonded 450.00 2X800.00 'X. Fmeryeney 2,900.00 X. Total General Fund Expenditure! , , 0, (Items 1-6. 11-7. II 1-8. IV-5, V-4, . , 230,391.33 235,513.19 245,692.81 V.a, VU-9, V1II.3, IX) 257,181.77