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MEHAMA
9—The Mill City Enterprise Thursday, March 27, 1969
Notice of School Budget Hearing
that the smaller wage earner
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of Mari-Linn School District No. 29-J of Linn and Marion
would be paying a larger per­
centage of his earnings, for the
The Mehama Firemen were County, State of Oregon, will be held at Mari-Linn School on the 14th day of April, 1969 at 8:00 P. M. o’clock for the purpose of
MAIL
sales tax.
called early Tuesday morning, discussing with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1969 and ending June 30, 197*0. hereinafter set
TO THE
Fortunately, for us who live
March 18 to the Orville Speer forth.
| in Oregon, it has been possible
The budget was prepared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used in the preceding year. Major accounting
home when a fire was dis­
I to defeat the sales tax each
covered in the attic. It was changes, if any, and their effect on the budget are set forth in an accompanying statement.
time it has been submitted for
A copy of the budget document is available for inspection at the Clerks home between the hours of 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
presumed to have started from
a vote. Our only cause for
an overheated or defective flue. The budget document may be obtained for $2.00, or parts of it may be obtained for 10 cents per sheet.
To
the
Editor:
I alarm is in the migration of
Signed: DONALD HUBER.
Only minor damage was re­
The sales tax, frequently ¡voters from other states who
District School Board Chairman.
ported.
proposed in Oregon as a tax to ' —______________
lo’Si
__ > ever
Mr. and Mrs. James Peter­
relieve taxes, is in reality only present sales tax and accept it
For
the
Ensuing
Fiscal
Year
Beginning
July
1,
1969.
son and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
an added tax load to already as a way of life. We must he
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Teeters of Mehama and Mr.
overburdened taxpayers. When ever vigilante to vote at each
Service
Lunch
Trans.
Working
Prop.
Imp.
M
R.
Pr
ig.
General
Debt.
LEVY
COMPUTATION
Total
TAX
and Mrs. M. D. More were
more money is needed to con­ election and strive to teach
Cap. Fund
Fund
All Funds
among those going to Portand
duct the affairs of the state our our young people that every
(5)
(4)
(6)
3)
(8)
(1)
(2)
Saturday afternoon and even­
s 17,992.50 $ 8,000.00 $ 7,8-18.97 $
$ 12.000.00 legislators strive to originate tax levied is not automatically
ing where the men were bowl­ Total Budget Requirements .................... $220.200.24 $170,103.00
a new tax measure; strive to equitable. We need not apolo­
Deduct: Total Budget Resources Except
ing in the state tournament.
enact a bill that will meet vot­ gize for Oregon’s economy as
3.9-11.51
9,000.00
8.000.00
69.333.04
7,848.97
4.255.77
.
102.379.32
Tax
to
Be
Levied
....................................
Mrs. Edward Titze and Mrs.
er approval, and endeavor to we have long operated on a
14.050.96
100,769.96
3,000.00
117,820.92
Revenue
Necessary
to
Balance
Budget
Harley Hershfelt took Mr.
convince voters that each tax balanced budget! We must
and Mrs. Harvey Kanoff to Add: Est. of taxes to be levied but not rec’d.
is fair. The sales tax does not keep reminding ourselves that
1.826.62
13,100.09
15,316.71
390.00
in
ensuing
year
......................................
Portland Wednesday, March
fit into any of these categor­ only watchfulness will resist
15.877.58
113.870.05
3,390.00
133.137.63
19 to catch a plane for Yaku­ Taxes to be levier! for Ensuing Year
ies; therefore, it has been re­ the invasion of the sales tax.
tat, Alaska. Airs. Titze and Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied—
3,390.00 fused in Oregon five different
JEAN ROBERTS
113,870.05
117,260.05
Mrs. Hershfelt spent the rest Outside 6% Limitation ...................
times. Each time it has been
15,877.58
15,877.58
of the day visiting with Mrs. Not Subject to 6% Limitation
$ 3,39.00 submitted, it has only l>een
$133.137.63 $113,870.05
$ 15,877.58
Titzes’ sister, Mrs. Ted Van TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED
an added tax to already exist-
Woert in Vancouver, Wn.
ing taxes.
For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1968
Stuart Christensen left on
General Debt. Service Lunch Trans. Working Prop. Imp M R. Pr g.
The most convincing argu-
Total
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
March 20 for San Diego after
Fund
ment projected for adopting
All Funds
enlisting in the Marine Corps.
(8)
(4)
(5)
(7)
(6)
the sales tax( is to gather re­
3)
(1)
(2)
He is the son of Mrs. G. V.
$ 17,625.00 $ 8,000.00 $ 8,500.00 ’Ü 3,945.58
venue from the tourists who
Requirements ................... $204.808.58 $166.738.00
Total
Budget
Christensen.,
Che Bible
visit our state during the sum­
Budget Resources Except
John and Alex Marston who Deduct: Total
Ghe thanks in all circum-
6,328.00
mer. Too many Oregonians
3,762.23
8.000.00
3,945.58
69,120.00
Tax to Be Levied ....................................
91,155.81
are students at OCE in Mon­
13,862.77
2,172.00
fail to realize that the tourist s'liues.— (I Thess. 5:18).
97.618.00
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget
113,652.77
mouth were guests Friday at
would only pay the tax a short
Problems of inharmony can
Add:
Est.
of
taxes
to
be
levied
but
not
rec
’
d
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray­
1,802.16
time, while he, the resident be solved bv a thankful, appre­
282.36
12,690.24
14,774.86
in ensuing year........................................
mond Branch when they were
2,454.36
would pay it all of the time. ciative attitude. A ready word
15.664.93
110,308.34
128,427.63
on their way to their home in Taxes to Be levied for Ensuing Year ....
The unfairness of the tax is <>t gratitude always brings a
Analysis
of
Taxes
to
Be
Levied
—
Ashwood to spend their Spring
2,454.36
easily in the proportion of response. All of us like to be
110,308.34
112,762.70
vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Outside 6% Limitation ..............................
earnings allotted to the tax pay­ appreciated. We all know how
15,664.93
15,664.93
Branch, Denice and David of Not Subject to 6% Limitation ................
ments. The $20,000 a year man we react to appreciation; we
$ 15,664.93
$ 2,454.36
$128,427.63 $110.308.34
TOTAL
TAXES
TO
BE
LEVIED
.......
Salem called Friday evening
perhaps would pay sales tax
know how ii makes us feel ap­
at the home of his parents.
STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
on 75% of his income and in
proved of and desirous of be­
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schneid­
Approved by Budget Committee: March 3, 1969
Outstanding
vest the rest. Contrast this to
er and Doug returned home
Estimate
Actual
TYPE OF
the $5000 a year man who ing more helpful, lat us let
Signed: /s/ JOHN ROY, Secretary.
Friday from several days’ va­
July 1
July 1
INDEBTEDNESS
must spend 100% of his earn­ "thank you’’ tie our quick re­
cation when they visited with
Ensuing Year
Current Year
ings, and has nothing left for sponse to every good that ap­
JOHN KOKSTIS, Chairman.
Mrs. Schneider’s sister and Serial Bonds .
$106,000.00
$117,000.00
investment. It is plain to see pears.
family, the Fred Sullivans of
BUDGET SUMMARY
Port Angeles, Wn. They went
PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT FUND
GENERAL FUND
S 3,716.85
3,867.85 $ 3,945.58
HISTORICAL
Available Cash on Hand .....................
fishing there and Doug caught
$ 4,105.77
Budget
Actual
Revenue from Local Sources except
his first salmon.
150.90
Budget Resources
Budget For Ensuing Year
157.03
Current
First Yr.
tax to be levied ...................................
Mrs. Bruce Matthis
and Second Yr.
150.00
Approved
Year
Preceeding
Total Budget Resources except
children, Linda, Debbie and Preceeding
(6)
3,867.85 Si 4,024.88 $ 3,945.58
(4)
(3)
(2)
tax to be levied .................................
Donald and Cindy Nydegger
ill
4,255.77
Available Cash on Hand ..................................... $ 15,000.00
and Vance Tinney visited from $ 24,139.55 $ 33,719.06 $ 15,000.00
J
Revenue from Local Sources except
Monday to Wednesday of last
TOTAL, BUDGET RESOURCES
$ 4,255.77
6,800.00 $
tax to be levied...................................................
3,000.00
3,018.27
9,095.77
week at the Lester Easom
Reserved for expenses in future years
$ 4,255.77
17,640.00
$
Revenue from Intermediate Sources ...........
13,628.00
4,441.75
44,573.07
home at North Bnd.
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
4,255.77
28,893.0-1
Revenue from State Sources ............................
29,464 00
31,412.43
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sinclair,
36,632.81
1 3,867.85 $ 4,024.88
Revenue from Federal Sources ........................
Nellie and Stanley returned
211.00
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
$ 4,255.77
Proceeds from sales ............................................
521.64
home Wednesday from a short
139.10
M R PROGRAM FUND
1.000.00
Receipts from other School Districts .............
1.000.00
1,000.00
vacation trip when they drove
1,000.00
Revenue from State Sources ............................ $
Deduct Bus Fund .................................................
1,580.00
down the coast to Gold Beach
Receipts from other School Districts
Transfers from other Funds ............................
6,328.00
and took the boat up the
6,327.41
Total Budget Resources except
Total Budget Resources except
Rogue river to Agness. They
tax to be levied .................................................
$69,333.0-1
9,000.00
tax to be levied ...............................................
69,120.00
r eported that there were many 115,791.30 126,740.89
District
Tax Required to Balance Budget ...
3,000.00
District
Tax
Received
in
Year
Levied
flowers in bloom there now.
54,306.24
37,768.99
100,769.96
District Tax Required to Balance Budget
97,618.00
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
$ 12,000.00
Instruction—Salaries anti Wages
$170,103.00
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
$ 8,000 00
$153,560.29 $181,047.13 $166,738.00
—Other .......................... _........................
1,000.00
$ 15,400.00
Administration—Salaries and Wages
Fixed Charges.........................................................
$ 12,100.00 $ 12,600.00 $ 13,400.00
800.00
1,550.00
—Other .....................................................
2,018.00
1,854.53
1,919.00
Payments to other School Districts
2,200.00
79.500.00
Instruction—Salaries and Wages
74,100.00
68.596.84
63,254.35
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
12,000.00
6,500.00
—Other .................................................
7,100.00
4,402.74
4,283.09
Pupil Transportation Services—
6,745.00
6,179.01
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
4,720.29
7,860.00
Salaries and Wages .........................................
4,015.00
The Enterprise Prints Wedding Announcements
—Other .....................................................
14,200.00
2.582.63
3,708.90
5,100.00
Operation of Plant—Salaries and Wages .......
5,300.00
5,300.00
5,556.70
Expert Craftsmanship—Fast Service, Too
5,825.00
Other ....................................................
6,025.00
5,685.41
5,806.90
Maintenance
of
Plant
—
Salaries
and
Wages
221.05
12.00
3,500.00
Other
3,500.00
5,138.57
2,138.77
16,183.00
Fixed
Charges
....................
11.050.00
9,119.72
9,133.45
5,500.00
Fold Services—Salaries and Wages ...............
5.500.00
3,677.00
4,004.28
300.00
— Other ............
300.00
74.19
247.77
Student Bodv Activities—Salaries and Wages
500.00
—Other ....................................................
500.00
410.31
569.20
1.500.00
Capital Outlay—Sites ..........................................
1.500.00
784.13
537.50
500.00
Buildings ............................................
1.000.00
261.04
1,500.00
WITH A
—Equipment ........................................
1,801.20
1,500.00
261.57
3,000.00
Operating Contingency
3.000.00
3.000.00
3.000.00
1,500.00
Transfers to Other Funds ..............................
$160,103.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
156,738.00
10,000.00
Unappropriated Balance
10,000.00
Mrs. John Teeter*
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HISTORICA!
Budget
Actual
Current
First Yr.
Second Yr
Preceeding Year
Preceeding
(3)
(2)
(1)
$ 1.220.23 $ 4,759.52 $ 3,762.23
124.87
195.34
1,345.10
11.900.96
4,954.86
15,217.93
3,762.23
13,862.77
$ 13.279.52 $
$ 4,000.00 $
5.650.00
9,650.00
$
20.172.79 $ 17,625.00
10,000.00 $ 10.000.00
5,220.00
5.630.00
15.220.00
15.630.00
2,405.00
2.610.00
9,650.00 $ 18.240.00 $ 17.625.00
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
$170,103.00
BUDGET SUMMARY
DEBIT SERVICE FUND
(4)
Available Cash on Hand
Revenue from Local Sources except
tax to be levied
..................... ... .
Total Budget Resources except
tax to lie levied
District Tax Received in Year Levied
District Tax Required to Balance Budget
Approved
(6)
$ 2,405.00
1,536.54
3,941.54
14,050.96
$ 17,992.50
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
Debt Service—Principal ................................... $ 11,000.00
4,810.00
—Interest
.................................
$ 15,810.00
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
2,182.50
Unappropriated Balance
.........
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
$ 17.992.50
SCHOOL LUNCH FUND
1.234.13
5,657.87
1,407.15
5.282.18
1.500.00
6,000.00
7,466.90
7,124.91
8.000.00
Available Cash on Hand
Net Working Capital .......................................
Revenue from Federal Sources
Proceeds from sales .......................................
Total Budget Resources except
tax to be levied.......................
$
7.466.90 $ 7,124.91 $
765.50 $
391.25 $
5 510 31
6.6-10 07
7,031.32 $ 6.270.81 $
8.000.00
800.00
9.200.00
8^000.00
$
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
Food Services—Salaries and Wages
$
—Other
...
...........................
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
8.000.00
800.00
7,200.00
8,000.00
$
7,031.32 $
6,270.81 $
8.000.00
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
8,000.00
$
3,086.94 $
4.732.30
6,248.97
145 36
1.500.00
95.11
1,500.00
6.328.00
4,732.30
6.327.41
6,328.00
2,172.00
Available Cash on Hand
$
Revenue from Ixocal Sources except
tax to be levied
Transfers from other Funds—General Fund
Total Budget Resources except
tax to be levied
District Tax Required to Balance Budget
$
4,732.30 $
6.327.41 $
8,500.00
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
$
7,848.97
$
4.732.30 s
Reserve for exp. in future years
Transfers to Other Funds GF and TWCF
TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
$
7.818 97
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
$
7.818,97
$
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574.90 $
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7.818.97
TWI F FUND
$
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2,172.00
6.328.00
6327.41
4.732.30 $ 6,327.41 $ 8.500.00
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