The Mill City enterprise., March 30, 1967, Page 6, Image 6

6—The Mill City’ Enterprise, Thursday, March 30, 1967
Notice of School Budget Hearing
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of Administrative School District No. 129J of Linn-
Marion County, State of Oregon, will be held at Santiam High School on the 10th day of April, 1967 at 8:00 o’clock
for the purpose of discussing with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1967 and ending
June 30, 1968, hereinafter set forth.
The budget was pi epared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used in the preceding year. Major account­
ing changes, if any, and their effect on the budget are set forth in an accompanying statement.
A copy of the budget document is available for inspection at Superintendent’s Office between the hours of 9:00 A.M.
and 4:00 P.M. The budget document may be obtained for $2.00, or parts of it may be obtained for 20c per sheet.
Signed: D. H. BARNHARDT,
District School Board Chairman
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1967
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
Total
General
1
All Funds
Fund
3
2
$624,852
Total Budget Requirements ..................... $907,142
Deduct: Total Budget Resources Except
276,579
Tax to Be Levied ...................................... 505,605
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget .... $401,537
$348,273
Add: Est. of taxes to be levied but not
27,375
rec’d in ensuing year ................................
25,000
$373,273
Taxes to be levied for Ensuing Year ....... $428,912
Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied—
$373,273
Outside 6% Limitation .................................. $373,273
55,639
Not Subject to 6% Limitation......................
Total Taxes to Be Levied .......................... $428,912
$373,273
For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1966
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
Total
1
All Funds
2
Total Budget Requirements ...................... $824,823
Deduct: Total Budget Resources Except
Tax to Be Levied ...................................... 466,166
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget .... 358,657
Add: Est. of taxes to be levied but not
27,364
rec’d in ensuing year ..............................
Taxes to Be Levied for Ensuing Year .... $386,021
Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied
Outside 6% Limitation .................................. $330,459
55.562
Not Subject to 6% Limitation ....................
Total Taxes to be Levied .......................... $386,021
General
Fund
3
$580,904
Housing Public Law
Bond & Int. Bldg. & Impr. School
89-10
Redemption Serial Levy Lunch & Rentals
8
6
4
5
7
$ 20,000
$ 10,500
$ 21,840
$201,000
$ 28,950
3,576
$ 18,264
166,000
$ 35,000
2,375
$ 20,639
$ 35,000
$ 20,639
$ 20,639
$ 35,000
$ 35,000
28,950
Housing Public Law
Bond & Int. Bldg. & Impr. School
89-10
Redemption Serial Levy Lunch & Rentals
8
7
4
5
6
$ 21,450
$ 10,000
$ 28,169
$155,700
$ 28,600
275,445
305,459
9,971
18,198
120,700
35,000
25,000
$330,459
2,364
$ 20,562
$ 35,000
$ 20,562
$ 20,562
$ 35,000
$ 35,000
28,600
$330,459
Approved by Budget Committee: March 6, 1967
Signed:
CHARLES C. KELLY, Secretary
G. T. PITTAM, Chairman
BUDGET SUMMARY
GENERAL FUND
67,565.88
108,823.33
90,850.49
22,430.00
650.00
8,600.00
21,264.00
99,581.00
1,000.00
$400,127.32
173,008.93
$121,791.75
164,043.88
$275,415.00
$585,835.63
$580,904.00
3815 State St.
Budget for
Ensuing Year
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
Budget
Second Year First Year Current
Year
Preceding Preceding
3
2
1
Budget Resources
4
BUDGET SUMMARY
GENERAL FUND
$ 16,514.75
3,233.28
226,571.63
19,833.54
519.67
8,232.58
9,210.95
23,705.90
17,100.02
4,679.25
19,634.58
27,561.0-1
$ 17,817.00 $ 19,238.00
3,090.55
4,125.00
246,982.93 274,620.00
23,600.00
25,817.26
492.94
8,871.01
8,796.01
24,682.87
17,807.68
6,000.00
15,553.41
31,456.00
650.00
10,000.00
15,600.00
26,592.00
18,400.00
6,560.00
15,565.00
40,000.00
4,151.70
1,587.00
322.74
4.400.00
1,040.00
400.00
88.00
1,996.16
840.00
395.24
3,567.38
10,980.23
47,000.00
$441,664.20
900.00
35,064.00
30,000.00
7,300.00
9,150.00
$440,410.48 $535,904.00
45,000.00
12,288.64
7392.74
$441,664.20 $440,410.48
$580,904.00
Administration—Salaries ................................
—Other ..................................................
Instruction—Salaries ........................................
—Other ..................................................
Health Services—Salaries ..............................
Other ......................................................
850.00
Pupil Transportation Services—Salaries ....
10,300.00
—Other ..................................................
10,500.00
Operation of Plant—Salaries ......................
27,532.00
—Other ................................................
18,900.00
Maintenance of Plant- Salaries ..................
6,860.00
—Other ..................................................
17,400.00
Fixed Charges ..................................................
48,200.00
Food Services—Salaries ................................
—Other ..................................................
Student Body Activities—Salaries .............
—Other ................................................
5,000.00
Community Services—Salaries ...................
1,340.00
--Other ..................................................
1,060.00
Capital Outlay—Sites ......................................
2,100.00
—Buildings ..........................................
1,280.00
—Equipment ....................................
43,300.00
Operating Contingency ..................................
30,000.00
Transfers to Other Funds ............................
9,500.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
$579,852.00
Unappropriated Balance ..................................
45,000.00
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
$ 30,797.50 $ 29,740.00 $ 28,169.00 I
14,859.22
12,421.43
9,971.00 I
15,938.28
18,198.00 I
17,318.57
10 o >0.00
116,060.58
81,060.58
35,000.00
35,000.00
155,700.00 i
120,700.00 I
35,000.00 I
$624,852.00
28,072.26
28,072.26
.00
27,587.21
27,587.21
.00
28.600.00 i
28,600.(K)
.00 i
16 554.95
16,554.95
,00
6,995.02
6,995.02
.00
6,500.00
6,500.00
.00
.00
3,487.03
3487.03
00
3,500.00
3,500.00
.00
.00
11,497.10
11,497.10
.00
11,450.00
11,450.00 I
.00 i
.00
5,000.00 I
5,000.00 I
.00 '
.00
5.000.00
5,000.00
00
Requirements ...................................................... $ 21.840.00
Resources ............................................................
3.576.00
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget ..
18,264.00
BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS (Serial Levy)
Requirements ......................................................
Resources ............................................................
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget ..
(Fourth year of five-year serial lew)
201.000.00
108,000.00
35,000.00
SCHOOL LUNCH FUND
Requirements ......................................................
Resources ............................................................
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget ..
HOUSING ACCOUNT
Requirements .... .......................... „.....................
Resources .......... „....... ........ ...............................
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget .
DISTRICT RENTALS
Requirements .................. -.................................
Resources ............. ..............................................
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget
PUBLIC LAW 89-10 TITLE I
Requirements ......................................................
Resources ........ . ........ „............................... _.....
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget .
PUBLIC LAW 89-10 TITLE II
.00
Requirements ______ __ ________________
Resources _______ __ _________ ______
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget
PUBLIC I.UV 89-10 TITLE III
00
Requirements ____ _______________
Resources __ _____________ ____ ________
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget
Advertising in The Mill City Enterprise
Brings Results—Try It Every Week
Ph. 362-6630
THE CHATEAU
Salem’s Best Menu
Salem’s Best Food
Approved
Private Parties
6
2555 Silverton Rd. N. E.
For Reservations Ph. 581-5335
$ 20,400.00
4,350.00
STAGECOACH
293,200.00
27,780.00
Restaurant and Lounge
BUDGET SUMMARY—OTHER FUNDS
BOND AND INTEREST REDEMPTION FUND
7S.000.00
You'll enjoy eating at these
Fine Salem Restaurants
Approved
Budget Resources
EDDIE’S
6
4
$128,500.00 Seafoods • Steaks - Chicken
Available Cash Balance
Open for Lunch 11:30 a. m.
Revenue from Local Sources except taxes
Dining & Dancing ’til
to be levied ..................................................
16,264.00
2:30 a. m.
21,264.00
Revenue from Intermediate Sources .........
362-7790
Revenue from State Sources ....................... 100,551.00 3803 Com’l SE
10,000.00
Revenue from Federal Sources ...................
Proceeds from sales ........................................
MARSHALL’S INN
Total Budget Resources except tax to be
levied .............................................. ................. $276,579.00
at Four Corners
District Tax Received in Year Levied .......
Fine
Food & Bar Service
District Tax Required to Balance Budget .... 348,273.00
Live Country Music Wed.,
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES ................ $624,852.00 thru Sun. 9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m.
305,459.00
$573,136.25
Restaurants
Budget for
Ensuing Year
57,330.21
106,044.61
82,120.47
17,467.00
77.00
21,450
10,000
$330,459
Statement of Indebtedness
Outstanding
Actual
Estimate
Type of Indebtedness
July 1
July 1
Current Year
Ensuing Year
$21,000
None
Serial Bonds
HISTORICAL DATA
Budget
Actual
Second Year First Year Current
Year
Preceding Preceding
3
2
1
$137,088.03 $131,472.05 $145,000.00
20,000
10,600
28.950.00
28,950.00
.00
6,500.00
6.500.00
.00
By the Bus Depot
422 Church St. N.E.
Joyce Dewhurst—Ginny Kniss
FARRELL’S
ICE CREAM PARLOUR
donna Beachy of Mitchell and T11* TO MOTORISTS
Drive carefully—it may save
Melba Beachy of Idanha, and
the life of a child, and you
several grandchildren.
from a lifetime of nightmares.
Women's Job Corps
Needs Recruits
Detroit School National as­
sembly Apiil 5 at 9 a. m. will
feature Joss Wind doing mu­
Women’s Job Corps has
sical novelties and imperson­
taken over the Tongue Point
ations.
The Detroit School will pre­ Center (near Astoria) which
sent the “D Hi Choraliers” was formerly used for men.
with a program titled “A The facility will care for the
Time to Sing” Saturday April educational needs of 650
1 at 7:30 at the school gym. No young women. It opened in
admission will be charged and March with a full staff of
teachers and only 50 Corps­
the public is Invited.
Mrs. John Estey of Detroit women.
The Tongue Point Center
Is in Salem Memorial Hospital will offer the usual classes
for a series of tests.
which prepare those who
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Round of have not graduated from high
Idanha had a pleasant East­ school to take the G.E.D.
er when their sons, Ron and equivalency tests. Everyone
Don were home from college. has classes in home and fam­
If anyone wants to know ily living, physical education
what ‘‘That Darn Cat” means, and health,
and
optional
ask Hank Kniss.
courses in music and art.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cham­
Electronics is offered, in­
pion had a family dinner at
volving skills needed for work
the home of her sister, Mrs.
on assembly line operation.
Emma Ramage in Salem.
Applications are accepted
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sophy
and
processed by the Women
had an Easter family dinner
and guests were Mr. and Mrs. in Community Service at 247
Richard Rice of Salem; Mr. Commercial St. N. E., Salem
and Mrs. Russell Rice of De­ between 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
troit, and Glee Waters of Mill If any girl cannot get to Sal­
em phone 581-4912 and ar­
City.
Stuckart Lumber of Idan­ rangements will be made for
ha shipped 135,000 board feet transportation.
of structural timbers to Port­
land, which is headed for the Weather, Detroit Dam
Naval Annex, Chu Lai, Da 7 a. m. Dally Weather Reading
Nang, Vietnam, to be used in
Pool
constructing a naval base.
Max. Min. Elev. Pct.
Date
Detroit will have some new Mar. 22 52 42 1508.71 0.16
summer residents this year. Mar. 23 65 42 1510.20 0.28
Carl and Arthur Young and Mar. 24 51 35 1512.12 0.87
Robert Carlson of Salem have Mar. 25 47 37 1513.80 0.10
purchased a lot and intend to Mar. 26 47 37 1515.11 0.16
put their trailer houses on it. Mar. 27 48 38 1516.20 T
The lot is in the Fischer Mar. 28 49 38 1517.13 T
Camp addition.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith OVER-CONFIDENT
of Hubbard visited his par­
Many a man shivers in the
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William cold just because he imagined
Smith of Idanha over Easter. he had the fire of genius.
Rev. Harold Roth, pastor of
Idanha Community church BLUEPRINT
conducted Easter Sunrise ser­
People wouldn’t be running
vice. Breakfast was served at around in circles if they took
the Idanha Fire hall to about time to study all the angles.
100. Guests were members of
the
Detroit
Community
church.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray I
i
May of Detroit this weekend
i
were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dono-
ho from Astoria. The Dono-
hos were former residents of
Detroit.
Bill Harris of Cordova. Santiam Memorial Hospital
(Stayton)
Alaska, is here on a com­
JOHNSON — To Mr. and
bined business and pleasure
trip. While here he is visiting Mrs. Harold B. Johnson, of
his sister, Mrs. Earl Lady and Stayton, a son, Monday,
nephew, Dude Alley, in De­ March 20.
MIKKELSON—To Mr. and
troit.
Buss Lee of Idanha found Mrs. Donald J. Mikkelson,
that even taking a bath can Salem, a daughter, Thursday,
be precarious, he slipped and | March 23.
McGILL—To Mr. and Mrs.
his foot hit the faucet chip­
ping the bone in his ankle. David Y. McGill, Aumsville,
The result is Buss is now on a daughter, Friday, March 24.
crutches.
Too Late to Classify
362-9439
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FOR SALE—4 burner Gib­
son electric range. Storage
drawers. $25. Phone 897-
2856.
13p
The milkman brings
them bottled health
The milkman is the chil­
dren’s favorite morning
caller. That’s because he
brings them their favorite
health drink.
HOUSE to HOUSE
Delivery
LYONS — MEHAMA
MILL CITY — GATES
Every
Tues. — Thurs. — Sat.
DETROIT — IDANHA
Every Tues. — Sat.
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>/2 Gallon
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After 6:00 P.M.
•Suggested resale price
Come in today
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And whlls you'n hsn, be sun to
take
test
walk
on
c ’3S o * ed
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Stayton Hardware
and Furniture
Salem’s Orig. Parlour Restau.
Complete Fountain, Lunch,
333 2nd
STAYTON
FOR SALE — Family milk
Dinner & Snack menu. Birth­
Phone
769-2923
cow. B. D. Bumgarner.
day parties our Specialty. Sun.
Phone 897-2459.
13
thru Thurs. 11 a. m.- 11 p. m.
CARL H. ANDERSON
Fri. and Sat. 11 a.m. to 1 a.m.
LYONS — Carl H. (Swede)
2605 Com’l S.E.
585-5316 Anderson, 52, Lyons, died
Monday at a Salem hospital
following an illness of several
OAK BARBECUE PIT
Ham, Beef, Pork, & Spareribs weeks.
A native of Sweden, he
Home Made Bread and Pies
and Gifts
came here in 1955 from Olym­
11 a. m. to 8 p. m. Closed Sun.
pia, Wn. He previously had
159 High S. E.
Ph. 363-5083 lived in Wisconsin. He was a
Flowers for all Occasions
plywood worker and a Lyons
FLOWERS by WIRE SERVICE
Come in Get Your
rural district fireman.
FREE DINNER CARD
Surviving are the widow,
230 N.E. 4th Street
Effie; sons Keith at home
All you can eat at
Phone
897-2452
Mill City
and Harold. Portland; daugh­
B U F F A Y
ters Mrs. Joanne Myers, Stay­
12th and Center
363-1819 ton, Mrs. Carl Hannaford,
KEG & PLATTER Restaurant Beaumont, Tex., Mrs. Judy
Cook. Monmouth, and Luella
Salem’s finest unique dining Anderson, Roseburg; father,
room, lounge and coffee shop.
Gust Anderson, Gladstone,
Excellent facilities for ban­
quets, meetings, wedding re­ Mich.; brother Sigward An­
derson, Olen, Wise.; sister,
ceptions. 24 Hr. Coffee Shop
Mrs. Hubert Holmberg, Glad­
Easy access from Int. 5, take
stone, Mich.
Market Street exit.
Services will be at 2 p. m.
3675 Market N.E. Ph. 581-2016
Thursday at Weddle Funeral
Home in Stayton. Rev. Paul
Emmel officiating. Interment
will be in Fox Valley ceme­
tery.
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The Mill City Enterprise
SHERIDAN—Services were
held Tuesday in the Assembly
of God church here for Mrs.
Sylvia Ethel Neal. 73. of
Sheridan, who died Saturday
at a McMinnville hospital.
Mrs. Neal was born in
Scott County, Ind,
and
taught school in Colorado for
a number of years until 1917,
when she married Ray H.
Neal. The couple lived in
Kansas until moving to Ore­
gon in 1938. settling here in
1939. She was a member of
the Sheridan Assembly of
God church.
Survivors include
sons.
Earl of Sheridan, Delbert of
Port Orford. Loren of Wil­
lamina and Wilbur Neal of
Salem; two daughters. Ray-
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