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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1959)
trk mili . NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING < rrr entfrphis » th i r ->>\ v ipril 2. i»s» Marion County Republican Legislatori NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of a hool di.-trict No. 29J of Linn and Marion Counties, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said ’¡strict will be held at the school h iuse on the 8th day of April, 1959 at 7:00 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of discussing the budget for the fiscal year beginnning July 1, 1959 and ending June 30, 1950, hereinafter set forth. BUDGET FISCAL YEAR 1959-1960 Schedule I Summary of Estimated Expenditures, Receipts and Ava table Cash Balance!», and Tax Levies A. Total All Funds 2 ¡Estimation of Tax Levy 1 General Fund 3 128,411.00 121.976.00 39.446.00 8 «.965.00 Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget ADD: 4. Estimated Amount of Taxes That Wlil Not Be Collected During the Fiscal Y'ear for Which T’tis Budget Is Made, Including Estimated Rebate on Taxes 5. Total Estimated Tax Levies for Ensuing Fi«al 88,91500 Year 88,965.00 (b> Amount Outside 6% Limitation (c) Not Affected by 6% Limitation 3J.446.00 82.530.00 1. 2 Total Estimated Expenditures DEDUCT: Total Estimated Receipts and Available 3. C. INDEBTEDNESS 1. Amount of bonded in debtedness (include all negotiable interest-bear ing warrants issued un der ORS 328.205).... >50,000.00 4. Total indebtedness 10,432.92 7,452.07 6,818.04 54,458.47 112.18 66,639.37 22,308.68 24,364.67 24,214.00 312.92 347.71 347.71 7,286.41 59.60 1,080.00 2,039.62 1,175.51 505.21 1,000.00 526.19 91,296.93 111,680.91 33,928.12 1,601.24 763.42 411.96 92,898.17 111J-.80.91 34,340.08 Schedule III Budget Actual Receipt* Fiscal Year Fiscal Year AU’ance Current Ending Ending June 30, '57 June 30. *58 Fiscal Yr. 1 2 3 600.66 27.50 1000 700.00 50.00 50.00 70.00 61.14 210.46 58.21 38.80 L50.00 200.00 1,309.39 1,000 11 1,420.00 5,500.00 146.13 52,336.79 276.43 5,900.00 289.12 50,063.14 6.250.00 384.85 784.18 16.22 1 £29.30 969.48 270.00 515.72 51,075.00 600.00 500.00 50.00 1,200.00 60.00 1,100.00 672.00 375.00 10.00 60,742.43 60,637.16 61392.00 5,600.00 5,474.05 5.500.00 645.78 2,914.49 1,501.26 904.85 139.80 6236 1416.34 2,011.27 »18 27 «89.89 118.09 64.61 1.300.00 000.00 180.00 1 100.00 150.00 200.00 11,768.54 9,907.52 11330.00 15.00 153.23 316.56 468.65 »,074 04 229.66 134.50 437.92 47.80 817.28 6,435.00 J. GLENN JULIAN. District School Board Chairman. I Approved March 11. 1959. Signed: ALICE M. HUBER, Secretary Budget Committee PERRY E. CLIPFELL. Chairman, Budget Committee. Posted March 17. 1959. Signed: ALICE M. HUBER. District Clerk 4,060 06 I Budget Actual Receipts Estimated Fiscal Year Fiscal Year All'ance Receipts Current Ending Ending C ____ _ Ensuing Fiscal Year June 30, '57 June 30, '58 Fiscal Yr. 3 1 2 5 7,608.95 262.76 33.47 1,265.93 798.83 82330.00 82.530.00 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 4 41.65 147.88 479.86 740.00 Signed: ALICE M. HUBER. Distr iCt Clerk Item 40.00 5.695.00 Dated March 11, 1950. >50,000.00 Schedule II 600.00 Bond Interest and Sinking Fund 4 8. Total Expense of Operation ... 5. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repair* 80.00 100.00 200 00 3.696.0C 2354.87 255Ji*- »484 65 2441.14 0,226.00 »1143 3400.00 2,900 40 2.472.10 3’9.92 245506 1,0»0 06 4.00 415.00 7,410.00 U415.42 700.00 11450.00 (1) Personal Service (nurse, etc.) (2) Supplie* and Other Expenses 2. Transportation of Pupils 1 (1) Personal Service ___________ 1 (2) Supplie* and Repairs______ 1 (3) Replacement of Buses---------- (4) Insurance------------------------ 3. Other Auxiliary Agencies (1) School Lunch Personal Service-------------— b. Supplies and Other Expense* _. (2) Other Auxiliary Service* a. Persona'. Service —------- ------- b. Supplies and Other Expenses — 4. Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencie* GATES 11,430.00 200.00 1300.00 1,000 00 600.00 200.00 1,471.67 1,459 56 2412 26 51.55 987.59 94 42 1499 11 1,120 04 800.00 100.00 2400 00 1,700.00 5496.04 3301.16 5,100.00 100.00 200.00 3300 00 2300.00 6,600.0 800.00 2.655 «0 1,566 00 600 00 160.00, 18,721.00 VI. Fixed Chargee (Exclusive of item* included under V-2) 1. Insurance ------- ---------------- — 2. Rent 3. Retirement—State and Federal ------ 4. Other Fixed Charge« ----- ----- ---- -------- 5. 1,780.44 744.90 1,175.50 320 00 122.30 2,475.00 826 09 669-50 288.64 250.00 VII. 1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 5,122.64 3,199.73 1,720.00 9. 8400.00 V. . Auxiliary Ageaci 1. Health Service 19.58 32.50 157.87 Koœrt Kitstrom, william Chadwick, Salem, Winton Hunt, Woodburn, and Doug- Tas Ffeider, Salem. Representative Elfstrom - * Republican --- — minority >-------J—- leader in was elected the House prior to the opening of the ses- l sion. Guests this week *t the Bernard i Briles and daughter, Terri from Sa- Bumgarner how were his sister, Jem; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Blackburn, 10. Revenue From Isvcal Sources I Mrs Dan Bumgarner, her daughter, | Craig and Sandra, from Mill City, and Mr*. H. N. WH-nn Mrs. Carla Lemon and daughter, and J Mrs. Ball’s parents, Mr. and Mrs 11.2 District Tax—Prior Years' Levy (net) ...... Dick Parker, who 1* doing con- ! Dick Walden all from Grants Pass. Arthur Blackbum. 19.9 Miscellaneous ........ Mr. and Mrs. James Briles and struction work at Carson, Wish., was ..... # md Mrs. Luran .............. ............. 20. Revenue From Intermediate Sources Mr. Holman are 7.650.00 home for the weekend with his fam- pew owner« of thc log type home daughter, Terri, of Vale, spent *ev 21.1 County School Fund ___ ___________ ——• lily. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Parker. (former)y MeCartys) east of Gates eral days this week at the home of 22.1 Rural School District Apportionment ...... |and three daughters were dinner the Linn side Mr Holman hap- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 29.9 Miscellaneous........................ ............ -..... ....... guests at the home of his parents, |„<ns to grand nephew of the Biackburn, enjoying a short vacation 30. Revenue From or Through State Sources I Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, the jag^ owner, Charles Hughes of Port- from his duties at OCE, Monmouth. 31.0 Bessie School Support Fund oMw«*r«*.l the traditional Ea-t-, i |and> and • ¡s employed • . at • Detroit » ta. Louis Kelle, young son of Mr. and children ^enjoyed 81.1 Offset Against Tax Levies ..................... 27,612.00 er egg hunt. 31.2 Other Basie School Fund Receipts ....... — dam. The former home of Mrs, Hol Mrs. Bob Kelle, is confined to hi» 318.00 As is usual this time of year, blue man, * newlywed was Clatskanie. home this week with chest complica 33.1 Common (irreducible) School Fund ....... birds have arrived to join the robins Mrs. H His Turnidge and Mrs. tions, following an earlier case of the 34.0 Vocational Education and swallows to lure us out in the Robert Kelle visited the Centennial flu. 34.1 State Grants ....................... -....................... Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Henness, and 1,566.00 sun and air again, where the drab open hou-e and antique exhibits at 34.2 Federal Money Received Through State ness of the yard triggers that "love the Ladd & Bush bank in Salem on houseguests Mrs. Keith Hennes* and 39.9 Miscellaneous ..................... .. ..................... ...... of beauty" in us, and we dream again Wesnesday. Particularly enjoyed was two children, formerly of Arcata, 50. Revenue From Other School Districts of making it all look like the pages the Willamette University choir .Calif., drove to Dallas Easter morn- 1,000.00 i 51.0 Tuition and Transportation ......................... in a seed catalog THIS year! icaiuicu that vii«i day. u»y. ing to spend the day with her par- which 1 was featured 60. Sale of Property Mr '. ....... »<— Also, many men and some women and 1 sUia. Mrs. '»'il Til Rains avwuuvM attended 1 ent-., «-- Mr. and ami ill Itaiiio - Taylor, • •• Mrs. -• Roy • - •» - form- z-»1__ get bit by the . ‘ fishing bug" right a family gathering at the home of|er (rates folks. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Total Receipts ............................... ......... —...................................... 38,146.00 about now, which is seldom fatal, but their son, Tib oi Rains and family I Henne -« and two children, Kandee Beginning Net Cash Balance Less Cash Working Fund (or De 1,300.00 generally runs about a six-month’s Easter, at No tl Hov 41. Al. > ore- al>d <• ry joined them, also Mr. and ficit) ------ ----------------------------- ----------------- -....... ...... ............. courses. The victims seem oblivious sent were Mr. ; id M s. Bu i Ci ne , Mt »rl Henness of Beaverton, the .... 39,446.00 to cold, rain, snow or heat—their and three sons o Mill C y, Ir. ar. 1 n en 1 -ing grandsons of Mrs. Taylor, Total Budget Resources General Fund sleep pattern is badly off schedule, Mrs. Joe Toepfer and four young I Dutch Allen, Al Shelton and Lran- Bodeker of Mill City, went sal- 2 or 3 a. m. mav see some of them folks from Fem Ridge, Carl Schmitz. GENERAL FUND up charging off like a Knight of Old. Woodland, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Leon nlon fishing in the Columbia river ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES near cappoose one day last week« They have been known to exist an Estimated entire day on one flat cold sand 1 Cline and Carol Ann of Foster; Mr. but reported no luck. and Mrs. Marvin Cline and baby son Expenditures wich, while peering at a slithering Mr». William Pennick and daugh of weet Heme, and Mrs. Mary Howell, Current ter, Patsy, drove to Scio last Wednes oily string in the water. Heavenly Gates. Fiscal Year Daze! Starting today, April 2. the Blue- day night where Patay represented 5 4 About 28 Gates folks attended sun-, bird and Campfire groups will begin the Gates school in the »peHuig play rise Easter services in Mill City on their annual candy sale—featuring off-. Patsy, an Hth grade did very I. General Control Sunday morning, returning to enjoy choc late mints. Thia is their or.e well, but firtly got trinp d on that 1. Personal Service: 500.00 a most delicious breakfast served in lrj only fund raisi. g event, and they tricky word, "Ueut-qnnt/ " They were —.................. - —— (1) Superintendent the cafeteria of the Gste* school by will be making houie to house calls. accompanied by Carol Schaer and 700.00 (2) Clerk ....................................... .......................... the Christian Youth Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ward were BiUy Pennick. (3) Clerical Assistants .... ..................... ...... ■■— Mr. and Mrs. JVilliam Pennick and group. The Sunday school presented guests in Milwaukie Wednesday,_at (4) Compulsory Education and Census ..... — a special program, with recitations the home of her sister, Mrs. Ted two children spent the last of the 150.00 and songs under the direction of Mrs. week at Olympia, Wa»h., at the hume (5) Other services .................. —...... —— 200.00 Floyd Swaim, to a large audience of Wright and family. Their nephew, of his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 2. Supplies ...... .................. Ted Wright, Jr., and wife and three 150.00 members and guests in the Com 3. Elections and Publicity children of Tacoma, were also pre Pennick. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pennick 200.00 munity church. A special Easter 4. Legal ■Service (Clerk’s Bond, Audit, etc.) sent. They had not met for some and family, of Taconia, son of the 5. Other Expense of General Control _____ service w*s conducted by A. John time. Easter Sunday guests at the Joe Pennicks, were guests here Routhage, new student minister from Ward home were Mr. and Mrs. John Easter Sunday of his cousin. William 1.900.00 the Northwest Christian college, Miller and Mrs. Al Riddle ana young Pennick and family. 6. Total Expense of General Control Mrs. Gwen Schaer and four teenage who will be in charge for the com- I »on. II. Instruction ing year. Two musical numbers by I It was decided to have another children were host* on Easter for her z’vrw _i_ i.. j _____ a________ • j ’ 1. Personal Service: family, Mrs. Bob Levon and daugh 900.00 the CYF choir, led and accompanied work day on the new Sunday school ter, Lori Susan, Mr*. Frankie John (1) Principals by Rothauge, were especially en- room at Gates Community church (2) Supervisors this next Saturday, April 4. Volun son and son Royal, and family friend, 62,550.00 joyable. (3) Teachers .......... Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carey, Jon, teer help has made this project go Mrs. Maude David. All enjoyed a 600.00 (4) Tommy and Steven of Stayton, and ahead more rapid than expected, and dinner and egg hunt by the children. 500.00 (5) Mr. and Mm. Robert Oliver and Mrs. Velma Carey were dinner guests is much appreciated. A pot luck din (6) Librarian _____ __ ___ . at the H. N. Wilson home on Easter ner will be served at noon as usual. three daughter* returned last week 1,500.00 Sunday. (7) Clerical Assistants .......... Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arthur of Eu end from a two-week vacation in Cal 250.00 2. Library Supplies, Repairs .... Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carey and gene, were visiting relatives and old ifornia. A week was spent with his 1,000.00 3. Tearhing Sullies ...........—...... uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. BUI tw<> sons of Albany visited Sunday 1,006.00 afternoon at the home of his mother, friends in this area, and attended Harmon at Bellflower, they enjoyed ........ -— — 4. Textbooks services at the Gates Community 575.00 Mrs. Velma Carey. 5. Tuition to Other Districts ....... church on Sunday. Mr*. Arthur will a day at Disneyland, which is near 300 00 6. Other Expense of Instruction Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone were be remembered as Maurine Herron, there, then on down to Coronado, hosts for a family get-to-gether last who lived here and attended Gates where they visited former college ... 69,175.00 weekend. On Saturday their daughter, school as a girl. friends, also named Mr. and Mrs. Bob 7. Total Expense of Instruction .. Oliver, resulting in much confusion Mrs. Burnell Miles and two children Friends here will be sorry to learn in. Operation of Plant arrived from Florence; also Mr. and Edward Romey recently suffered a among the children, and friends! The 1. Personal Service: weather continued eo warm they were 4,250.00 Mrs. Marion Stone and two sons, very serious back injury while em forced to buy sun suits, too. (1) Janitors and Other Employees Don and Gene, and Mrs. Gene Stone, ployed in the Waldport area, and will 1,250.00 200.00 •11 of Tacoma. On Sunday Mr. and be unable to do any more logging. He Dairy sour cream makes a wonder Mrj Verne Goodell and Manley married Phylli* Albright of Mill 1300.00 2. Stone (a brother), all of Mehama, City, and they have two small child ful low calorie salad dressing. One 180.00 tablespoon of sour cream contains 3. and Mr. and Mrs. Gale Carey, and ren. about 30 calorie* as compared with 4. Water ____________ ___ —_______ two children, Donna and Bruce, were : 1,100 00 dinner guests, also. Mrs. Carry is * ' __ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ball and mayonnaise that has about 90. Use 5. Light and Power_________________ daughter, *>a**wa Carol «juw, Sue, were host* VII on sour cream on either fruit or veget TTCIC HUBV4 150.00 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Easter Bunday for a family dinner. 6. Telephone —— —— able salads, plain or with an added 7 .Other Expense of Operation ______ Stone. , Present were Mr. and Mrs. James dash of herbs. IV. Maintenance and Repair* 200.00 1. Personal Service------------------------------- — 2. Repair, Maintenance and Replacement 1,000.00 (1) Furniture and Equipment__ ____ _______ 1,700.00 (2) Building Structure____________ »----------- 600.00 3. Upkeep of Grounds------------------------------------ 300.00 4. Other Expense of Maintenance and Repairs 3300.00 Members of the Marion County Repub- lican delegation to the Legislature meet fre- quently with Governor Mark Hatfield dur- ing legislative sessions to discuss business before the assembly. Shown here with the Governor (from left) are Representatives 20.89 500 00 300.00 420.00 250 00 5,400.00 Capital Outlays Sites and Improvement of Sites ................. Additions and Alterations to Buildings __ _ Library Books Buses and Other Transportation Equipment Furniture, Fixtures and Other Equipment Assessments for Betterment ...... — .... __ Other Capital Outlay* ......... ......... ——........... —- 500.00 6,400.00 Total Capital Outlays __ 7,850.00 300.00 350 00 800.00 VIII. Debt Servie*, Noa-Roaded 2. Interest on Other Indebtedness and Bank Charge* 94 44 92,486 21 3. 3,600.00 IX. X. 92,486.21 Total Fixed Charge* .... 1,000.00 200.00 2.500.00 1,700.06 92,436.21 101,910.00 Total Debt Service, Non-Bonded . ............................ Emergency Total Geaeral Fuad Expenditure* (Items 1-6, II-7, HI-8, IV 5, V4, VI 6, V1I-9, VI1I-8, IX) 4,000.00 121,976 00
