The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, April 09, 1959, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text[ Blondie Did You Know? •—TMB MILL CITY ENTERPRISE THI RSDAY, APRIL 9, 1959 That the X-15, a rocket-powesad experimental aircraft, is designed to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t the legal voters of Union High School district No. 9-J of Linn-Marion coun operate at speeds jp the vicinity of 3/.00 mil per hour and at alt.tudes ties, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district will be held at the Mill City ar.c exceeding 100 miles? Cates grade schools on the 4th day of May, 1959 at 2:00 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of discussing the budget That the afterburner of a jet en gine in one hour can deliver enough for the fiscal year beginning July 1, I960 and "ending lune 30, 1960, hereinafter set forth. electrical energy to supply an aver Schedule I BUDGET—FISCAL YEAR 1959-1960 age home for fifteen years? Summary of Estimated Expend tures. Receipts and Available Cash Balances, and Tax Levies That the Air Force recently launch ed a Bomarc IM-99 supersonic mis Bond Int. A~ sile interceptor at Cape Canaveral, j General and Sink- ’ Total Florida, bv pushing a butten in a Fund ing Fuad All Funds Estimation of Tax Levy room at Kingston, N. Y„ which is ap proximately 1500 miles away? 27,740 111,267 139.007 1. Total Estimated Expenditures That active duty time spent with DEDUCT: any of the Armed Forces counts to- i 2. Total Estimated Receipts and Available ward retirement in the U. S. Air | 19,052 19,052 Cash Balances.......................... 1 Force ? 27,740 I That your locol Air Force Recruiter 92,215 119,955 3. Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget whose address is 149 North High st., ADD: I Salem, Oregon, would be glad to an 4. Estimated Amount of Taxes That Will swer any question pertaining to the Not Be Collected During the Fiscal Year Air Force? For Which This Budget Is Made, In 6,000 3,551 9351 cluding Estimated Rebate on Taxes NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING 6. Total Estimated Tax Levies for Ensuing Fiscal Y'ear .........................—.... 129 506 98,215 BECAUSE I 5ENTACHEC TO THE AMERICAN CANCER By Chic Young EVERY HUSBAND WILL HELP GUARD HIS FAMILY AGAINST CANCER WITH A CHECK-UP AND A CHECK/ < Legal Notices 31,291 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an Order duly entered ia 31,291 the Circuit Court of the State of __ County of Marion in Oregon for the B Approved March 25, 1959 lhe*Matter of the Estate of Ksthryne $5,130 I. Cash Working Fund Signed: Dated .March 25, 1959 Benton Kennedy, deceased, the un c. INDEBTEDNESS WILLIAM M. PENNICK Signed: dersigned, D. B. Hill, was duly ap 1. Amount of bonded in Secretary, Budget Committee pointed as administrator of said es debtedness (Include all ROY S. EPPERSON EDNA F. ROSS, District Clerk j tate and has qualified as such. All „ Km« basi.- * l? ' tl" negotiable interest-bear Chairman Budget Committee persons having claims against said ing warrants issued un Posted April 3, 1959 ALBIN M. COOPER, estate are hereby required to present der ORS 328.205) ............ 186,000 Signed: the same together with the proper District School Board Chairman Bassett, Doris Roy, Leota Worden, 4. Total indebtedness 186,000 EDNA F. ROSS, District Clerk vouchers, to the undersigned admin Margaret Kunkle, Alma Olmstead, istrator at Mill City, Oregon, within GENERAL FUND Lottie Grosso, Bea Hiatt, Katie Sieg, no- six months from the date of this By Eva Bressler ESTIIMATED RECEIPTS Ccbedule II Alice Huber, Sue Walton, Charlotte tice. Members of the St. Patrick Altar j Thiel, Ruth Lyons, Bernice Bridges Budget 2nd Actual Receipts Dated and first published this Estimated Society met at the home of Mrs. E. A. and Thelma Nydegger. Fiscal Year Fiscal Year All’ance Receipts I day of March, 1959. Wells Thursday evening with 22 Current Mrs. Ed Strom from Superior,_ Ending Ending Item D. B. HILL, Ensuing I present. A general discussion was Montana, arrived in Lyons Wednesday- Administrator. June 30, ’57 June 30. ’58 Fiical Yr. Fiscal Year I held on various articles and it was morning where she will spend a week BELL & GEHLEN, voted to buy new chimes for the at the home of her parents. Mr. and 10. Revenue From Local Sources Attorneys for Administrator church. It was also voted to have a Mrs. George Hubbard and her sister, 10,480.45 13,169.32 11.2 District Tax—iPrior Years’ Levy (net) 400 J Stayton, Oregon. series of coffees with the first to Mrs. Ethel Huffman. 103 00 19.9 Miscellaneous ............................ ................ 59.85 ¡NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION I'b* held April 22 at the home of Ruth 20. Revenue From Intermediate Source» Bob Jobe was taken by ambulance 22.0 Rural School District UPON QUESTION OF INCREAS Lyons. Attending were Bern ic e to the Santiam Memorial hospital in Bridges, Kathleen Manning, Ann Pie- 68,553.14 22.1 Apportionment ........................................... 71,483.11 Stayton Wednesday afternoon, after ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT trok, Kay Lindemann, Lucy Palmer, becoming ill at the Simpson Plywood 29.9 Miscellaneous ... ...... ............................ 81 45 LIMITED BY SECTION 11, AR 30. Revenue From or Through State Source« TICLE XI, STATE CONSTITU Jo Craigmyle, Alice Schiewek, Rose plant. He will spend several days Schwindt, Doris Geraths, Deloris there for medical treatment. 13,160 14,105.14 31 2 Other Basic School Fund Receipts 12341.67 15.052 TION. 299.00 34.1 State Giants 205.00 Notice is hereby given that an Stiffler, Rose Cox, Jauita Behrens, Mrs, Lydia Culwell spent last week 35.1 Driver Education 600 election will be held in Union H:gh Helen Miller, Elizabeth Castle, Eve in Salem at the home of her son lyn VanAgtmael, Pauline Tibbits, 41.1 Public law 874 . 1,000 School District No, 9-J of Linn-Mar Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Culwell and 50. Revenue From Other School District ion Counties, State of Oregon, from Katie Sieg, Mary Fink, Martha Jung family. While she was there Mr. 51.0 Tuition and Transportation ___ 1,633.89 2:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. on May 4, wirth, Ruth Lyons, and Father Ber and Mrs. Culwell went to Wheeler 60. Sale of Pr«i|>erty 35.00 to see their brother-in-law, Ray- 1959 at the Mill City and Gates Ele nard. Mrs. Cora Corbett of Salem spent Short, who is seriously ill following mentary Schools in said school dist 13,160 Total Receipt« 93,660.18 ...................................................................... 17,052 rict, for the purpose of submitting Thursday and Friday at the home of a heart attack. 98,892.84 6,570.82 Beginning Net Cash Balances Less Cash Working Fund (or Deficit).... 2,000 to the legal voters of said district the her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bres Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridges spent question of increasing the tax levy sler. the weekend at Rockaway on the 13,160 Total Budget Resources General Fund 100431.00 98.892.84 19,052 for the fiscal year 1959-1960 over I 1 Lyle Burmester has returned to coast. They were guests at the home the amount limited by section 11, ar work after being confined to his home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sorenson. GENER AL FUND ticle XI, of the Constitution of Ore' .for a week with an injured knee. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen went to ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Schedule III * gon. | Thursday visitors at the home of Taft Saturday afternoon and return The reasons for increasing such levy Air. and Mrs. Van Prichard were his Budget ed home Sunday evening. They re Actual Expenditures Estimated are- no tax base. two ni®ccs, Miss Sharon and Miss Fiscal Year Fiscal Year All’ance ported rain all day Sunday. Expenditures Dated this 25th day of March, 195». 'Polly Prichard from Olympia. Wash- Current Ending Ending It« m Ensuing lington, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ri?hard Schiewek and little daughter returned to Lyons June 30. ’57 June 30, ’58 Fiscal Yr. Fiscal Year EDNA F. ROSS, District Clerk.1 Schamp from Corvallis. Thursday morning from San Clemente ALBIN M COOPER. I Mrs - Martha Phelps from Long- 1. General Control (Calif. He received his discharge from Chairman Board of Directors view, Washington returned home the Marines. He had been stationed at 1. Personal Service: Wednesday after spending several n . 500 1,000 _________________ _ (1) Superintendent .......... ............................ NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL 1 days at the home of her sister and ( a™P e . 1.200.00 (2) Clerk 1,090.00 13«« 1,300 MEETING husband. Mr. and Mrs. Van Prichard. I ' Norma M.ller of Lebanon anc 100 <41 Compulsory Education and Census.... NOTICE IS HEREBY’ GIVEN, in J The 4th quartly conference meeting < M1?s, Vivian Boyce were weekend 35.00 (5) Other Services .............................. ........ 50 compliance with Section 331.010, of the Lyons Methodist Churcn will s ??,!. borne of Mrs A ice 295 267.68 2. Supplies ................................. 385.26 295 ----- - 1 Huber. Both young ladies are former 200 3. Elections and Publicity 245.33 260 39 200 ORS, to the legal voters of School be held Tuesday evening, April 7th. I teachers at Mari-Linn. 200 117.00 4. legal Service (Clerk’s Bond, Audit, etc.) 1375.56 200 District No. 129-J, of Linn-Manon IA 6:30 potluck supper preceeded the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cruson of State of Or< gon, that the business meeting. Dr. Rector Johnson 616 430.20 5. Other Expense of General Control 312.80 693 ¡Counties, ^ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of district superintendent of Salem, pre Eugene were weekend guests at the i home of his brother and wife, Mr. 3411 2,295.21 6. Total Expense of General Control 3,738 said District will be held at the Grade ■ sided at the meeting. Reports of the and Mrs. Leonard Cruson and family. 8324.01 School, between the hours of 2 p. m. officers and committees were heard, and 8 p. m- on the first Monday of | Mrs. Gary IntVeld who was taken They also visited at the Charle» II. Instruction May, being the 4th day of May, A back to the Santiam Memorial hosp- Cruson home while here. 1. Personal Service: Mrs. Ethel Huffman and her sis- 1,500 50.00 1,000 D., 1959, for the purpose of electing 1 ital in Stayton Sunday evening, was ter, Mrs. Ed Strom, who is visiting (1) I’rm 1, ala a Director to the Board of Education, able to return home Tuesday, 55,867 (3) Teachers 55,905 51414-7& Eulalia Lyons was hostess for the ?°nt- f were 504 174.14 (4) Substitutes 508 voting on a transfer of funds, and I voting upon the question of a tax Wednesday afternoon card club with , quests at the home of M - 3.030 2450 00 (6) Librarian 2.490 levy for Union High School District her party at her home. A one thirty , ror " 8 8On ’ Mr - and Mrs. Ge rge 2,700 2,282.50 (7) Clerical Assistant’s 2,700 .... -- ------------- 191 105 No. 9-J. 83.06 2. Library Supplies, Repairs ... 1,965 2,285 I Bated this 3rd day of April, 1959. several tables of 500. High score was 5.622.77 3. Teaching Supplies > hplri kaxiM Kxr u llrsmrxn in « ~ ? the weekend in Lonrview, Wash, 952 Attest: Aonsiicann 195 held by Donna Asmussen, second L.i«»k high tu «., iiw 195.00 4. Textbooks ^ NA JU l S?T ¿A^ETi 1 " “ i A 3 ilen MU ” d t 1 n Dallas former Lyon, 229 84 6. Other Expense of Instruction JULIA S. BASSETT Allen and low by Came Naue. Others residents. The two families spent 57,806.54 65,952 62,502.181 Total Expense of Instruction C hairman Board of Directors attending were Mabel Downing, Rose (Sunday at Long Beach. Wash. 65,945 6 Analysis of Estimated Tax Levies: (b) Amount Outside 6% Limitation (c) Not Affected by 6% Limitation 98,215 31,291 98,215 LYONS 4,340.62 1,582.79 1,860.18 221.82 1,624.27 160 82 165.96 5,600.00 985 00 2,305.99 371.69 1,999.69 154.30 892.81 5,750 1,190 2,450 352 2,175 137 300 9,956.40 11409.48 12,384 1,408.33 179.00 600 2,580.72 Mi 18 338.97 66.30 3,598 58 • 1,019.39 37.19 1,275 1,200 301 200 4,940.50 5,614.63 3,476 III. Operation of Plant 1. Personal Service: (1) Janitors and Other Employees 2. Supplies ..... 3. Fuel 4. Water 5. Light and Power 6 7. Other Expense of Operation ......... 8. 240.00 43.90 300 100 2,614 08 4,753.23 5,186 1,9X3 13 22.50 720 00 5,564 f>0 1,925 47 125 00 2,099 98 1446.11 »496 56 5,059.63 1,572.48 344 20 2,101.13 1,199.64 *.21 . 1* 6,346 1.650 327 3450 1,450 6,777 ...... -_ __________ Total Expense of Operation 5. ». 1400.00 637.83 1,943.16 10,293 VII. Capital Outlays 1. Sites and Improvement of Sites 3. Additions and Alterations to Buildings 4. Library Books .... . ... 6. Furniture, Fixtures and Other Equipment .......... 8. Other Capita! Outlays ............... 9. 3,300 IX 1,377 1,604 290 200 89,746.10 Total Capital Outlay« ................. ............ ........................ . ................ 7,465 Emergency 3,000 Total General Fund Expenditures (Items 1-6, 11-7. Ill-«, IV-5, V4, VI-5, V1I-9 VI1I-3, IX) _____ 111,267 111,709 Schedule IV 3,138 300 4,027 BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUND ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 11,461 54 1. 11,461 54 3. Total Budget Resources 3,471 Total Receipts ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES 20.000 300 150 7,162.79 5.187 7,162.79 28.173 6497 3. Total Expenditures 204.929.35 31411 1. 2. Total Receipts ________ _____________ Beginning Net Cash Balance or Deficit 207,529.35 204,929.35 31,211 3. Total Budget Resources 2,600 00 173,718.63 31411 2. 2.600 00 173,718.63 31411 Total Expenditures 207,529 35 760 ------------------ 2. Principal on Bonds (Include negotiable interest-bearing war rants issued under ORS 328.260) _______________ _______ —__ 20,000 Interest on Bonds .......................... ...............................................____ 7,740 1. 27,740 CONSTRUCTION FUND (From Bond laeaee) ESTIMATED RECEIPTS Schedule V Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies Total Fixed Chargee ... 443.16 lgUW 425 300 8,568 X. Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs ... VI. Fixed Charges (Exclusive of it«‘ms included under V-2) 1. Insurance 2. Rent—Student Insurance 3. Retirement —State 4. Other Fixed Charges—Social Security 4a Rentals ___ ____________ 562.83 75.00 92,322.02 Auxiliary Agencies 1. Health Service (1) Personal Service (nurse, etc.) (2) Supplies and Other Expenses 2. Transportation of Pupils Personal Service <1) “ (2) Supplies and Repairs ___ _____ _ (5) Other Expense of Transportation 3. Other Auxiliary Agencies (1) School Lunch a. Personal Service ____ 4. 7.300 996 2,451 470 2,175 221 300 1-3,913 IV. Maintenance and Repairs , 1. Personal Service_____ _ _ 2. Repair, Maintenance and Replacement (1) Furniture and Equipment (2) Building Structure ___ __ ___ __________ 3. Upkeep of Grounds __ ________ _________ 4. Other Expense of Maintenance and Repairs V. 271 98 25 41 ................. ___ ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES _............. ............ . . ......... 1 700 «27 3 365 1.425 521 Schedule VI CASH WORKING FUND (Chapter $73 O. L. 1957) 7438 1. 249» 2. Transferred from Unexpended Balance in General Fund June 30, 1959 Not in excess of of expendtiures for 1959-1960— Carried Forward ____ ____________________ 2,535 3. Total _ 5.130 2.535 Need Printing Done Fast.. Then Order it from The Mill City Enterprise New Buildings 2335