REFf NCR GAZETTE-TIMES. Thursday. Mch 10. I860
schedule it general
Actual Receipt tot Two Flcal Year
Net Piwding Current SchKl Year
nmO ESTIMATED ItCCIfTl AND CCWKWO CAJH iALANC
ft"! Year
Jun .
(1
8.400.93
9.W311
17.217.73
119.871.48
1.1W.70
3.GD6.47
$,80883
1.61243
160.50
.111.093 64
609.017.59
41.033.46
650.0C105
Fiscal Year
f-ndlnf
Jun 30. 1959
12)
f597.M7.00
8.5343
1.277.93
19.W3.35
134 41201
2-VH.59
4.3t9 25
1.0fi9W
3.00642
10.10163
Rudtet
Alu
Current
Fiscal Year
(3)
ffll(4O4 00
i.uiooo
1.050.00
17.000.00
102 (KM 00
18.000.C4
1.100 CO
3.650.00
8.000.00
2.615.53
796.025. 7S
25,432.10
811.457.S8
1.500.00
7S1.70400
10,00000
791.70400 General
Itrtrt
(4)
11 1 Pi.tr.ct Ta reived In J"4
lli puirtrt T-t - WofYnrf LrMes
14 0 lees lYum Adult l-Jucal un
13 0 Other Swtmmlni : IW - -
JO. !U-nu Ttom IntrmdlaU fourcea
211 lYunty School Fund ...
1-J 0 Other Fwrrt f nJ .
30. IU-nu rrom of Thiough Stat Kmicea
ii n Hai & hcMl Surtwrt Fund
in ttt mt Acitit Ta Levy
31 2 Other Bie School Fur.d KHlpti .. . --p-
3 0 Common t irreducible) School Fun B-oHPti
3J0 Vocational IMueatton -
40. Bcou Direct Tiom rederol Source
41 0 Public Uw 874
SO. Recelpta from Other School Dutrteta
60? Sole 'oiV'oprtf A"inuraac Adjustment
TO. Tranalera from Other fund ,.
B ginning Net Ch Balcmc (or Deficit)
Caah Working Tuad -
Total Budget Beeourcea
fund
FtJmte4
prcr'r
Fnuln
Ft-cal Year
51
I nniocu
l.OWCM
li.V)00
13000 00
3.50U 00
11DAM.O0
20.OW.00
1.1UUM
7.aoo
174.450.00
10.000.00
184.450.00
SCHEDULE in
Expenditure for Two Fiscal Year
Next Preceding Current School Year
GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
Fiscal Year
Ending
Juno 30, 1958
(1)
22.207.00
11.151.00
2,304.00
855.00
265.00
350 00
1,550.00
2,000.00
308.00
40.99000
14.680.00
2,750.00
326.573.00
5.300.00
941.00
1.452.00
10.774.00
6.15900
1,138.00
5.61900
375.386.00
802.00
1.496.00
2,298.00
40,363.00
13,851.00
12.515.00
1,910.00
538.00
69,177.00
40,243.00
6.378.00
10.727.00
13,955.00
484.00
71,787.00
1,706.00
12,899.00
12,704.00
3,341.00
30,650.00
27,353.00
5,770.00
1,004.00
757.00
34,884.00
14,629.00
693.00
15,322.00
15,715.00
68.00
2321.00
18,604.00
2,190.00
2,190.00
6,900.00
653,572.00
Fiscal Year
Ending
June 30. 1959
(2)
27.724.00
8.890.00
1,310.00
510.00
380.00
525.00
1505.00
3.500.00
435.00
44.779.00
25.144.00
1.200.00
333,338.00
5.550.00
4.500.00
3.200.00
350.00
12.070.00
,,900.00
725.00
5,860.00
397337.00
1.124.00
2.205.00
3,329.00
39,540.00
15,100.00
14.158.00
2,100.00
1,330.00
72,228.00
42,480.00
7,100.00
13,600.00
14,579.00
660.00
78,419.00
2,800.00
12,882.00
11,938.00
4,550.00
32,170.00
27,770.00
6,964.00
1,505.00
1,300.00
37,539.00
15,340.00
4,428.00
19,768.00
100.00
3,497.00
3,500.00
7,097.00
3,850.00
3350.00
7,225.00
705,491.00
Budget
Allowance
Current
Fiscal Year
(3)
f 10.000.00
7.600.00
1.200.00
5O0.00
800.00
4.000 00
500.00
24.600.00
45,600.00
1,350.00
358.200.00
7,190.00
3,650.00
3,890.00
1.600.00
10,155.00
6,750.00
865.00
5,700.00
444,950.00
420.00
2,525.00
2,945.00
41345.00
15,550.00
5.000.00
2.150.00
610.00
1,400.00
66,055.00
42,830.00
6,360.00
12.500.00
14,155.00
1,400.00
77,245.00
1,300.00
7,600.00
8,700.00
5,900.00
23,500.00
31,460.00
6,810.00
1,505.00
1,500.00
41,275.00
16,285.00
4,228.00
20,513.00
11,800.00
7,200.00
3,500.00
15,310.00
3,600.00
41,410.00
15,200.00
15,200.00
16,000.00
773,693.00
Item
(4)
ADMINISTRATION 100 Sorleo
110 Salaries
111 Superintendent a Oirlcc .
112 Ollice of Buslnesa Administration
120 Supplies
141 Electlona and Publicity
142 Censua Enumeration -
143 Legal Service
144 Audit
Travel
Directors Rel.
199 Other Expensea of Administration
Total Administration Expenses
INSTRUCTION 200 Series
210 Salaries
211 Principals -
212 Supervisors, Consultants,
213 Teachers -
214 Other Instructional Staff
215 Secretarial and Clerical Assistants
Substitutes
Administrative Travel .
220 Teaching Supplies
226 TextbooRs ":-
227 Library Books, Periodicals, Audiovisual Aids
299 Other Expense of Instruction
Total Expense of Instruction
ATTENDANCE AND HEALTH SERVICES 300400 Serioe
420 Supplies and Other Expense
Insurance
Estimated
Expenditure!
Ensuing
Fiscal Year
15)
10.tm0.00
6.750.00
1,750 00
6H0.00
400.00
4.600.00
1,050.00
4.000.00
1.G00.00
30,750.00
27.041.00
1.450.00
419.568.00
7.190.00
6.840.00
4.300.00
1,600.00
9,750.00
2,730.00
900.00
11,585.00
492,954.00
440.00
3,200.00
3,640.00
45,800.00
20,600.00
8,500.00
2,580.00
1,690.00
2,000.00
81,170.00
Total Attendance and Health Services
PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 500 Seriea
510 Salaries ...-
520 Supplies and Repairs
535 Replacement of Vehicles
552 Transportation Insurance
563 Payments in lieu of Transportation
566 Transportation other than Home to School .....
Total Pupil Transportation Services ....
OPERATION OF PLANT 600 Series
610 Salaries
620 Supplies
G28 Fuel for Heat
630 Utilities except Fuel
Other Expenses of
Total ODeration of
MAINTENANCE OF PLANT 700 Series
iu salaries - QAV)n)
720 Materials and Supplies vonn'm
735 Replacement of Equipment - '-XXX
Grounds, etc.
45,050.00
6,760.00
10,700.00
15,600.00
Plant - - ,-v.w
1,300.00
6,500.00
SKI TIPS
FOR BEGINNERS
t p boiebt trtirrtn
SXUng the -t weekend left
much to t oYlreJ, but there
ere several enthuUt having
a lot of fun on the wet anow.
Fmlly Ptt will nt be on the
kl hill thla weekend, but for
you fulka trying the rt Tr
the first time. oq may be a
little confused at some of the
unwtltten rules of the slope.
Generally speaking, common
courtesy extended to other skiers
will make things much more
pleasant and enjoyable for
everyone.
Some of the common terms or
phrase the novice will hear are:
On your left tor right an
other skier la going to pass you
on the indicated aide.
Track same aa blaitlng your
car horn.
Fill your sltxmark (or bath
tub) fill that hole you Just
made In th anow when you fell
The next akler along may catch
a ski tip In It and cause an
Injury.
Sihuatboomer One who akis
the hill straight down without
turning. Not good when hill la
crowded.
For safer skiing there an? a
few other points to keep In mind
when at the area:
Loose clothing such as Jackets.
scarves, etc. are dangerous u
vnu us the rote tow. The rope
has a twisting action and a per
son may become entangled and
Injured.
Do not co on the ski hill un
less you are wearing skis or
now ahoes. for without, deep
tracks are left wh!ch can cause
serious injury if they catch a ski
tip.
Snectators ahould keep a aafe
distance from the bottom of the
hill. Skiers sometimes are out
of control and overshoot the
landing area.
Does and other pets are some-
ilmsi Ilka u-nmnn un n r e d 1 C-
table so for their sake (the an-1
imal's) leave them at home.
where they will be safe. I
This mav be a little early to
mention Christmas presents, but
nnrents. instead of buying the
children sleds or toboggans next
vpar. eet them a pair or skis.
The snow in this country Is too
soft to support a sled, but u
Is never too soft for skis. One
of the local merchants has al
ready Indicated he will be stock
ing skis and accessories this
next fall. Skiing is a spon anu
recreation which can be enjoyed
for the rest of their lives.
Until next week ski hell!
'gym
(1 t
Total Maintenance of Plant a,iau.w
FIXED CHARGES 800 Series
851 Retirement and Social Security Expense ,
852 Insurance and Judgements
853 Rental of Land and Buildings
855 Interest on Current Loans
State Industrial Accident
Total Fixed Charges -
AAA r Cttnrlua
FOOD SERVICES AND STUDENT-BODY ACTIVITIES 900-1000 Series
910 Salaries -
920 Supplies and Other Expense - .............
Total Food Services and Student-Body Activities
CAPITAL OUTLAY 1200 Series
1271 Sites and Site Additions
1276 New Building and Additions -
36,290.00
6,300.00
1,000.00
500.00
3,100.00
47,190.00
17,970.00
2,660.00
20,630.00
16,000.00
1277 Remodeling wim
10-70 r,,lnmnnt iJ.iJUX.W
3,100.00
850.00
36,291.00
1278 Equipment
1227 Library Books -
Betterments -
Total Capital Outlay
mur-n ifurri nTCTtJTi-TC linn SarlM
rAiMtnis i j uincn - loonnnn
1461 Tuition to Other Dists. In State lo'omon
Total Payments to other school Districts V"-uu
EMERGENCY rS wSm
TOTAL GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES .. 845,465.00
Bond Interest and Redemption Fund
SCHEDULE IV
Actual
Fiscal Year
Ending
June 30, 1958
(1)
$69,471.51
9,217.19
78,688.70
Fiscal Year
Ending
June 30, 1959
(2)
$72,027.80
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Budget
Allowance
Current
Fiscal Year
(3)
$71,667.50
AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
item
(4)
72,027.50
71,667.50
Estimated
For
Ensuing
Fiscal Year
(5)
To1 Vaoatnt - 5 71,285.00
n l 1 T. rne,U CQlofina rtl flfff-ltl .........
Beginning iiet toon uoion.o w
Total Budget Resources - uao.w
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
1391 Principal on Bonds (Include
negotiable Interest-bearing
warrants issued under ORS 328.260)
1392 Interest on Bonds -
Total Expenditures
SCHEDULE V
Actv
Fiscal Year
Ending
June 30, 1958
(1)
63,000.00 64,000.00
9.027.50 7,667.50
72,027.50 71,667.50
School Lunch and Milk Fund
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH BALANCE
Budget
Item
65,000.00
6,285.00
71,285.00
Fiscal Year
Ending
June 30, 1959
2
6.288.00
30,518.00
36.806.00
3.369.00
40,175 00
Allowance
Current
Fiscal Year
(3)
6,000.00
34,000.00
40,000.00
1,000.00
41,000.00
Estimated
For
Ensuing
Fiscal Year
(5)
36 Federal Money Received Through State 36 50o!oo
Total Receipts
(4)
43,000.00
Beginning Net Cash Balance (or Deficit) -- Jjoaoo
Total Budget Resources
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES AND RESERVE
2,454.00
36.602.00
3.573.00
40.175 00
4,000.00 910 Labor
32,000.00 921 Food - - -
2,000.00 922 Supplies
1,500.00 978 Equipment - -
500.00 999 Other - -
40 000.00 Total Estimated Expenditu-es
1 000 00 Reserved for Expenditure in Future Years
41 000 00 Total Expenditures and Reserve
4,500.00
34,000.00
2,500.00
1,500.00
500.00
43,000.00
1,000.00
44,000.00
Serial Levy Building Fund
SCHEDULE VHI
BALANCE
"ESTIMATED RECEIPTS AND BEGINNING CASH
Serial Levy - -
Total Receipts v; -
Beginning Net Cash Balance (or Deficit)
Total Budget Resources "
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
Fees Buildings. Sites-Equipment
Site Improvements-Architects Fees
Total Estimated Expenditures
Total Expenditures and Reserve
AND RESERVE
$130,000.00
130.000.00
None
130,000.00
120.000.0o
10.000.00
130.0CW.00
130.000.00
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ti ' ' . ...
SAGE RIDERS READY FOR ANNUAL SALE Howard Culr. preaj-
winter rid, onnouneea the ninth annual aale. It wlll be held
at th UmatlUa counrr faU grounds. Hermlston April "
24th. The. tola attracts wnslgnmenta from all oer tb west.
A raiser of quarter horsea In Kansas regularly aend la a choice,
Mlectlon. -
HEPPNER KOOKETTES
Th HenDner Kookettes 4-H
club met March 4 at the home
of our leader, Mrs Herb Case.
Members present were Peggy
Snyder, Betty Angell, Melanle
Jnvre Noland. Linda
Warren, Claudia Noland, Yvonne
Howell, Sharon Greenup ana
Mandy Smith. Visitors were Pam
Flowers, Ricky Johnston, Kerry
ml
Huggett, Jan Iiager ana xvuss
Kirmis.
Miss Esther Klrmls showed
movies about our fair demon
strations and gave us lots of
good pointers about the right
way to demonstrate.
We had Ice cream ana cooiues
and sang songs.
We plan to practice maxing
muffins soon.
Melanle Bailey, reporter
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HEPPNER HOTEL BLDO,
Small Car
Claims Hit
Manufacturers' claims that
tha new compact cars are
economical were, vigorously at
tacked by a Detroit newspaper
publisher who spoke at a con
vention attended by 12,000 per
sons, including 18 Oregon auto
mobile dealers and their fami
lies. The speaker was Phil F. De
Beaubfen, publisher; of the De
troit Times, and the convention
In WaeMnirtnn TV P.. W91 that
of the National Automobile
Dealer Assn.
Declaring that the compact
at- nnf an economy car.
DeBeaublen said, "It is not
economical to Duy ana it is noi
economical to operate." He
ririarf that hs was talkine
specifically about American
compact carsj nos imporw.
loonomy' Lost
"It Is my distinct recollec
tion that the Industry was going
to build and claimed to nave
built an economy car," he told
the auto dealers. "Now it is
natural to the essentials of
economy that It would be a
smaller car, or a compact car.
My point and I hasten to it
is that somewhere the word
economy' got lost and the
compact' was substituted. . ."
He said buyers are already
finding that the compact car,
in most instances, costs more
than the standard car without
the power assists that are
available.
DeBeaubien sharply criti
cized what he railed 40-mile-to-the-gallon
clams, and re-
".Nothing to it. maybe. Just
hire a professional driver ana
remove his shoes and socks.
Sandpaper the soles of his feet,
balance the moving p3rts,
hand-lap the pistons, fool
around with the gear ratio,
take out the spare tire. Turn
vim rn the test track.
That's right . . .he'll get up to
40 miles.
n-it mv u!f is eet'.x.Z uo
to 17 miles," he added. ' She
refuses to drive bareiooi.
NEWS STORY
from
THE OREGONIAN
OREGON JOURNAL
The American compacts
have value and fill an
important place in the
automotive market.
They merit your
serious consideration.
...But
for TRUE
ECONOMY
and hw cost see
HILLMAN
at your local dealer
nurly 1,000 with parts md
wrvica coast to cmiL
$2050
FARLEY MOTOR COMPANY
HEPPNER