The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, April 23, 1959, Page 2, Image 2

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    'this na't week after finishing his district the question of increasing the
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Army Ordnance school. Aberdeen over the amount limited by section 11
Proving Grounds, Md.. to attend Tur­ article XI, of the Constitution of
Mrs. H. N. Wilson
Oregon.
Santiam Canyon Extension unit ret Artillery Repair school. While in
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
The reason for increasing such levy
the ba- training he qualified as sharp­
will
meet
today
(Thursday)
m
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of Union High School district No. 9-J of Linn-Marion coun-
are: No tax base. Increased Enroll­
shooter
on
the
Army
“
train-fire
in.
I Women’s clubhouse at 10:30 a
ment.
tiee. State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of the said district will be held at the Mill City and I Election of officers for the following course.
The amount of tax, in excess of the
Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mrs. Hoyd
Gate» grade schools on the 4th day of May, 1959 at 2:00 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of discussing the’budget I year will be held, and Miss Ermina
6%
limitation, proposed to be levied
Völkel
and
Mrs.
Jack
Gulliford
went
Fisher, of the Salem office will be
for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 195» and ending lune 30, 1960, hereinafter set forth.
to Stayton Saturday
accom-
satuiua» evening,
*>»...
------ for said fiscal year is $85,965.00.
present
to
talk
on
Foods,
etc.
There
Schedule I
BUDGET—FISCAL YEAR 1969-1960
Dated this 10th day of April, 1959.
will be the usual pot luck dinner at panied by Mrs. Gladys Lake of Mill Attest:
City,
to
attend
a
reception
honoring
Available
Cash
Balances,
and
Tax
Levies
Summary of Estimated Expend.tures. Receipts and
noon. Everybody welcome.
ALICE HUBER.
Mr». Glenn Henness, Mrs. Hattie Mrs. Lillian Humphreys of Stayton,.
Bond
Int.
District Clerk
A
Cole, Mrs. H. N- Wilson and Mrs. Chairman of Pay of Representative-
J. GLENN JULIAN,
Total
General and Sink- 1
Hollis Turnidge attended the "Parade Committee, OES. Mrs. Hutcheson
Fund
ing Fuad
Chairman Board of Directors
Estimation of Tax Levy
All Funds
of Gardens” Flower show at Gresh­ also presided at a Worthy Grand
Matron
’
s
Tea,
given
at
the
Masonic
am
Friday.
Flower
displays,
arrange
­
7
,7
res
L Total Estimated
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ments by amateurs and professionals, and Eastern Star Home in Forrest
DEDUCT:
Notice is hereby given that by
were
most
beautiful.
Outdoor
living,
Grove
recently.
2. Total Estimated Receipts and Available
Mrs. Velma Carey was pleasantly- virtue of an Order duly entered in
with spe ial patio features and rock-
19,052
19,052
Cash Balances
lerieg held the spotlight—in fa t cor­ surprised Sunday when four sons the Circuit Court of the State of
rect lighting is the NEW thing, and and their families arrived to spend Oregon for the County of Marion in
27,740
92,215
119,955
8. Amount Necessary to Balance the Budget
the day. Present were Mr. and Mrs. the Matter of the Estate of Kathryne
the results were most glamorous.
I
ADD:
The Gates Fire department was Norman Carey, Ronnie and Brad of Benton Kennedy, deceased, the un­
Estimated
Amount
of
Taxer
That
Will
4.
i called out about 10 p. m. Saturday Albany; James Carey, of Canby; Mr. dersigned, D. B. Hill, was duly ap­
Not Be Collected During the Fiscal Year
j night to the Fred Stone mill east of and Mrs. Eugene Carey, Dianne and pointed as administrator of said es­
For Which This Budget 1« Made. In­
Gates,
A»« »XT-*, where
waamam «• a smouldering
—-- rv - fire
--- got Beverly of Portland; and Mrs. and tate and has qualified as such. All
9,551
6,000
3,551
cluding Estimated Rebate on Taxes
out of bounds, but fast action got yrg. Gale Carey, Donna and Bruce persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to present
things under control, and loss was of Stayton.
II Total Estimated Tax I>ev.es for Ensuing
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson the same together with the proper
reported a* slight.
31,291
12®,5ufl
98,215
Fiscal Year ....................... ........
held were dinner hosts Monday evening vouchers, to the undersigned admin­
Gates Campfire Fly-ups
their
first
meeting
last
Wednesday
for Mrs. Daisy Thomsen, Worthy istrator at Mill City, Oregon, within
♦ Analysis of Estimated Tax Levies:
with their leader, Mrs. Robert Kelle. Grand Matron, and husband, Vic six months from the date of this no-
982115
98,215
(b) Amount Outside 6*1 Limitat-on
Officers were elected as follows: Thomsen of Hood River, and Mrs. ’ tice.
31,291
31,291
(c) Not Affected by 6*c Limitation ...
President, Kathy Kelle; vice presi­ Carey Foster, of Prineville.
Dated and first published this 2nd
dent Melody Rosamond; secretary.
Mrs. Wilma Bumgarner suffered a day of March, 1959.
15,130
Approved March 25, 1959
D. B. HILL.
L Caah Working Fund
I Wendy Morton; treasurer, Lorena painful leg injury Monday afternoon
Dated March 25, 1959
Signed:
Administrator.
Harmon; news reporter, Terry Glea­ at her home. She w’as operating a
a
indebtedness
WILLIAM M. PENNICK
Signed:
son. Work was started on Memory power lawn mower which suddenly BELL & GEHLEN,
1. Amount of bonded in-
Secretary, Budget Committee
books. Plans were discus-ed for a threw something, a stick or rock with Attorneys for Administrator
debtedneas (Include all
ROY 8. EPPERSON
EDNA F. ROSS, District Clerk
Mother's Tea on May 8th. Name for such force, that it went clear through Stay-ton, Oregon.
18
negotiable intareat-bear-
Chairman Budget Committee
the club will be decided soon. Re- her leg.
tag marranta issued un­
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
Posted April 3, 1959
ALBIN M. COOPER,
f-e*hments were »erved by Mrs. Kelle.
der ORS 328.206) _______ 186,000
UPON THE QUESTION OF IN­
Signed:
Special music and sermon at the
District School Board Chairman
4. Total indebtedness
.— 184,000
CREASING TAX LEVY OVER
EDNA F. ROSS, District Clerk Gates Community church last Sunday NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION
UPON QUESTION OF INCREAS­
AMOUNT LIMITED BY SECTION
was to honor Oregon’s Centennial
GENERAL FUND
ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT
11, ARTICLE XI. STATE CON-
year, and many in the congregation
E8TIIMATED
RECEIPTS
Module H
LIMITED BY SECTION 11, AR-
SITUTION.
were in Cehtenfal dress. A. John
TIGLE XI, STATE CONSTITU­
Notice is hereby given that an
student
minister,
Actual Receipt*
... Budget
Estimated Rothauge, the
election will be held in School Dis­
TION.
wore a velvet brocaded vest, top
Plaçai Year Fiscal Year All'anee
Receipts
Notice is hereby given that an trict No. 123J of Marion-Linn Coun­
hat, and black coat with split tails in
B n U*K
Ending
Current
Item
Ensuing
election will be held in Union High ties, State of Oregon, from 2:00 P.
back,
not
a
replica,
but
really
worn
Jene 30, ’67 June 30. ’58 Fiscal Yr.
Fiscal Year
in olden days, and the material hav- | I School District No. 9-J of Linn-Mar­ M. to 8:00 P. M. on May 4. 1959,
I*. Revenue From Ixwal Sources
ing a greenish cast from age. Many ion Counties, State of Oregon, from at Detroit school in said school dis­
10,480.45
13,169.82
11.2 District Tax—Prior Years’ Levy (net)
beards were noted also, as well as ¡2:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. or. May 4, trict, for the purpose of submitting
103 00
19.9 Miscellaneous
59 85
1959 at the Mill City and Gates Ele- : to the legal voters of said district
the minister’s elongated sideburns.
20. Revenue From Intermediate Sources
Mrs. Beulah Bowes was confined mentary Schools in said school diit- the question of increasing the tax
22.0 Rural School District
to her home last week with a hard rict, for the purpose of submitting levy for the fiscal year 1959-1960
68453.14
22.1 Apportionment .... —......
71,483 11
case of flu. Mrs. Maude Davis sub­ to the legal voters of said district the over the amount limited by section 11,
29.9 Miscellaneous
84 45
stituted in the grade school for her. question of increasing the tax levy article, XI of the Constitution of
30. Revenue From or Through .State Sources
There is a new little family on the for the fiscal year 1959-1960 over Oregon.
13.160
14,105.14
12441.67
31.2 Other Basic School Fund Receipts
The reasons for increasing such
15,052 back porch at the Rynearson home! the amount limited by section 11, ar­
299 00
34.1 State Grants ..................
206 <»0
A Banty hen belonging to Mr. Wig­ ticle XI, of the Constitution of Ore­ levy are: "To operate the school
35.1 Driver Education
gins next door, hatched out six baby gon.
during 1959-1960. It 1
41.1 Public Law 874
The reasons for increasing such levy I
chicks recently. The funny part of
Dated this 10th day of April,
5*. Revenue From Other School District
it is—she hatched them in the little are: no tax base.
I 1959.
51.0 Tuition and Transportation
Dated this 25th day of March, 195‘J. ATTEST:
box in which Susie Rynearton’s cat
1433 49
60. Sale of I’rcgierty
35.00
"aspirin” sleeps, and there he is every Atte-t:
RUTH MILLER, District Clerk.
night, helping keep them warm! And
EDNA F. ROSS. District Clerk.
HENRY HIEBERT,
13,160 Total Receipts
93,660.18
9* 4*2 >4
ALBIN M. COOPER,
Chairman Board of Directors.
17.052 j he’s Tom cat, too!
6,570.82
Chairman Board of Directors I
Mrs. Beulah Bowes was one of the
Beginning Net Cash Balances Leto Cash Working Fund (or Deficit).... 2,000
teachers honored at a reception given
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. SCHOOL
13,18*-Fatal Budget Resources General Fund
100,231.00
9839294
ELECTION AND MEETING
19.052 in the Stayton grade school Thurs­ NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING
I
day by the Masonic lodges of Mill
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in
GENERAL FUND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Sec. 331,010, ORS, to
¡City, Stayton and Turner.
Eckadule III
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
I Mrs. B.anche Gibson of Mill City compLan<e with Section 331.010, the legal voters of School District
visited one day last week at the ORS, to the legal voters of School I No. 123-J, of Marion-Linn Counties,
Budget
Actual Expenditure»
Estimated , home of Ned and Daisy Richards. Ned District No. 129-J, of L.nn-Marion
State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL
All
’
ance
Fiscal Year Fiscal Year
Expenditures is 87 and planting a vegetable garden Counties, State of Oregon, that the
SCHOOL ELECTION of said DU-
Current
Ending
It* m
Eading
Ensuing
this week, say-s it is easier to tend ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of trict will be held at Detroit School;
June 3*. 57 June 8(1, *68 Fisc*) Yr.
Fiscal Year a garden than to keep the grass said District will be held at the Grade
between the hours of 2 P. M. and 8
School, between the hours of 2 p. m. P. M. on the first Monday of May,
I. General Control
down!
•
1. Personal Service:
Terry Collins was again plagued and 8 p. m- on the first Monday of being the 4th day of May, A. D.
500
(i) Superintendent
..................
1,000 with a return of his old trouble and May, being the 4th day of May, A. 1959, for the purpose of electing (1)
1400
1400.00
<2) Clerk
1,090 00
1,300 became a patient in Salem Memorial D., 11*59, for the purpose of electing One director for five year term; (2)
<41 Compulsory Education and Census
100
hospital Saturday, and may submit a Director to the Board of Education, voting upon a member-at-large for
35.00
(5) Other Services _................................... .
(8)
50 to surgery shortly. He is the 13-year voting on a transfer of funds, and Rural School District Board;
2. Supplies
267.68
296
385.26
295 old son of the Charles Collins, and voting upon the question of a tax Voting upon the proposition of levy­
200
3. Elections and fhiblicity
245.33
26039
100 spent many weeks in the same hos­ levy for Union Hign S-hool District ing a district tax;
No. 9-J.
117.00
200
4. Legal Service (Clerk’s Bond, Audit, etc.)
1476.56
(In District of the Third Class)
200 pital since Christmas.
Bated this 3rd day of April, 1959. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in
616
5. Other Exptn-e of General Control
Mrs.
Zed
a
Rj
nearson
and
Mrs.
430.20
312.80
693
Margie pari t r took a group of Camp­ Attest:
compliance with Sec. 331.1*1, ORS,
t>. Total Expense of General Control
2495.21
8,324.01
3411
to the legal voters of School Di»-
3,738 fir» girls on a weekend outing at the EDNA F. ROSS, District Clerk
coast. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colburn
JULIA S. BASSETT.
( trict No. 123J, of Marion-Linn Coun­
11 Instruction
of Mill City offered the use of their
Chairman Board of Directors ties, State of Oregon that the AN­
1. Personal Service;
cabin on the Alsea river Friday NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION NUAL SCHOOL MEETING of said
1,500
60.00
(1) Prin úpala
1.000 night. The g.ilg bad a chance to earn
UPON QUESTION OF INCREAS­ District will be held at Detroit
49,438.97
(3) Teachers
61314-76
554*7
55.905 more credits with a “cook out.’’ Rain
ING TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT School; to begin at the hour of 8:00
504
(4) Substitute«
119.15
174.14
508 early Saturday morning, drove them
LIMITED BY SECTION 11. ART­ o’clock Pi-JjL on the first Monday of
3.030
2,760.00
2460 0*
<«» Librarian
home a bit sooner than planned, but
ICLE XI. STATE CONSTITUTION May, being the 4th day of May, A.
2,700
2,600.00
(7) Clerical Assistant-
2,382.M>
2.700 they stopped at Bush Park in Salem
Notice is hereby given that an D. 1959, for the purpose of transac-
191
317.06
83.06
2. Library Supplies, Repairs
105 for their noon lunch. Those on the,' election will be held in School District ! tion of business usual at such meet­
1,9*5
2,42146
3. Teaching Supplies
5422.77
2.285 trip were Carol Stevens, Ellen No. 2ftJ, of Linn & Marion County, ing.
195
196 00
150.00
4. Textbooks
1*52 Howell,, Susie Rynearson and Lynda State of Oregon, from 2:00 P. M. to
Dated this 10th day of April, 1969.
6. Other Expense of Instruction
229.84
Parker. Mary Lou Schroeder was ill 8:00 P. M.. on Monday the 4th day of ATTEST:
and unable to go.
May, 1959, at School-house in said
RUTH MILLER, District Clerk
C2402.0t>
57,806.54
7
Total Expense of Instruction
66452
Pvt. Leland Bailey has been visit­ school district, for the purpose of sub­
65.945
HENRY HIEBERT,
*
ing his parents and friends in Gates mitting to the legal voters of said
Chairman Board of Directors.
in. Operation of Plant
1. Persona] Service:
VII. < apital Outlays
*.760
5400.00
4340.62
(1) Janitors and Other Employees
7.300
1,000
1. Sites and Improvement of Sites ................
1,190
985 00
2. Supplies
148-
99«
3. Additions and Alterations to Buildings
425
3,138
2,450
'.’,305.99
9. Fuel
14*0.18
2.451
300
4. Library Books
443.16
56243 ,
300
362
4. Water
371.69
221.82
470
8,568
6. Furniture, Fixtures and Other Equipment
75.00
4,027
2,176
5. Light and Power ___ ________ —...
1424.27
1,99*.69
2.175
1400.00
8. Other Capita] Outlays ...... ...........................
187
6. Telephone
1*0 82
154.30
221
800
7. Other Expense of Operation .....
165 96
39241
300
10493 9. Total Capital Outlays
1,943.16
637.83
7,445
GATES
-THB MILL CWT ENTERPBISBTHl RSDAY, APRIL 23, 1959
8,966 46
11409.48
12354
1,408 33
179.00
500
2480.72
546.18
888.9;
m .; w
3,598 68
780.47
1,019.39
87.1*
1475
14®«
8*1
2*0
444O.50
5,514.63
9.
Total Expense of Operation
IV. Maintenance and Repairs
1. Personal Servi» e _ ______
. ... _______
o
Repair, Maintenance and Replacement
(1) Furniture and Equipment__ _ _________
(z) Building Structure _____
_____
Upkeep of Grounds _____________________
Other Expense of Maintenance and Repairs
5.
V
Total Expense of Maintenance and Repairs
Aaxiliary
3300 IX
13.913
X.
»2 3 22.02
1377 Schedule TV’
1,604
290
200
3,471
89.746.10
271 98
25.41
240.00
48 90
3*0
1*0
>,«14.08
14*3.13
4,753.28
5.184
22.50
720 00
5444 60
7M
(Items 1-6, 11-7, III-8, IV-5, V4, VI-5, V1I-9, V11I-3, IX)_____ 111,967
BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUND
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
11,461 54
1.
Total Rece.pts
11,461 54
3-
Total Budget Resources ____
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
Agenriea
5,059.63
«344
1,925.47
125.00
2,099 98
1444.II
1472.48
344 20
2,101.13
1,199.64
11 , Fl ixed Charge«
< Exclusive of items included under V-2)
1,650
1. Insurance ....__ ________
_____
827
2. Rent—Student Insurance___________
3450
3. Retirement—State ...... __ .........
....
1,45*
4. Other Fixed Chargee—-Social Security
4a Rentals __ __ __
- ... , . ------
54*4.56
5417 45
6,777
4.
5.
Total Expense of Auxiliary Agencies
Total Fixed Charges
3400
Total General Fund Expenditure«
111,709
1.
Health Service
(1) Persenal Service (nurse, ate.) .... __
(2) Supplies «nd Other Expenses __ ______
2. Transportation of Pupils
(1) Personal Service_____ ______________
(2) Supplies and Repairs __
-____ ___
(5) Other Expense of Transportation-----
8. Other Auxiliary Agencies
(1) School Lunch
a. Personal Service___________________
Emergency
300
150
5.187
7,162.79
2.
Principal on Bonds (Include negotiable interest-bearing war­
rants issued under ORS 328.260)__ ____ ___________________ 20,000
Interest on Bonds_________ ___ ______ ___ ___ __ ____________ 7,740
7,162.79
28,173
3.
Total Expenditures
CONSTRICTION FUND (From Bond Issues)
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Schedule V
760
6,397
207.529 35
207,529.35
1.
20,000
8,173
204.929.35
31.211
1.
2.
Total Receipts _______ _____ _______ ___ __
Beginning Net Cash Balance or Deficit____
204.929.35
31,211
3.
Total Budget Resources
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
1,700
2.600 00
327
3465
2.600 00
1.425
521 Schedule VI
173,718.63
31,211
2.
173,718.63
31411
Total Expenditures
CtSH WORKING FI ND (Chapter 673 O. L. 1957)
I. T' e sferred from Unexpended Balance in General Fund June 30,
Nit in ex. »• of ¿i, t of expenutiurrs for 1959-1960.— 2.595
n
arrit
_______ 2435
7,338
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New Buildings________
2.535
3.
5.130