The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998, March 18, 1971, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4— The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 18, 1971 Notice Of School Budget Hearing TRAN8PORTATION WORKING CAPITAL FUND NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of Mari-Linn School District No. 29-J of Linn and Mar ion County, State of Oregon, will be held at Mari-Linn School on the 7th day of April, 1971 at 8:00 P. M. o'clock for the pur pose of discussing with Interested persons the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1971 and ending June 30, 1972, hereinafter set forth. The budget was prepared on a basis of accounting consistent with that used in the preceding year. Major accounting 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 the Clerks home between the hours of 10:00 a. m. and 2:00 p. m. The budget document may be obtained for $2.00, or parts of it may be obtained for 20c per sheet. Signed /s/ ELDON GILSON District School Board Chairman For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1971 FINANCIAL SUMMARY TAX LEVY COMPUTATION (1) Total Budget Requirements.................................... Deduct Total Budget Resources Except Tax To Be Levied ..................................................... Revenue Necessary To Balance Budget.............. Add Est. of Taxes To Be Levied But Not Rec’d in Ensuing Year ................................................. Taxes To Be Levied for Ensuing Year................ Analysis of Taxes To Be Levied— Within 6% Limitation ........................... „................. Outside 6% Limitation ............................................. Not Subject to 6% Limitation ............................... TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED........................ General Fund (2) $184,863.00 Debt. Serv. (3) $11,745.00 83,352.80 101,510.20 2,567.08 9,177.92 13.196.33 114,706.53 1,193.13 10,371.05 Trans. Work. Cap. Fund (4) (5) $ 8,000.00 $12,150.00 Lunch 8,000.00 Prop. Imp. (6) M. R. Program (7) 6,706.13 6,706.13 303.55 1,500.00 6,706.13 8,509.68 6,706.13 8,509.68 8,541.00 250.00 1,500.00 Resources: Cash on Hand-------------------------------- Interest __________ ________ ________ Transfer from General Fund............. 10,291.00 TOTAL RESOURCES ....................................... Requirements: 10,291.00 Reserved for Expenditures in Future Years 10,300.00 350.00 1,500.00 12,150.00 12,150.00 MENTALLY RETARDED PROGRAM 2,500.00 2,829.18 5329.18 4,000.00 6,000.00 2,808.00 Resources: 31.3 State Sources .......... -.............................. 83 From Other Districts ...... ........................ District Tax Required to Balance Budget 7,887.23 532.35 12,808.00 TOTAL RESOURCES ............... _.......... .............. Requirements: 200 Instruction -------- - ---------- ------------------- 8,600.00 800 Fixed Charges ................................................ 885.00 1461.1 Payments to Other District—Tuition 1461.3 Other Payments —............. „...... 3,323.00 8,419.58 12,808.00 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 12,150.00 I its Portland headquarters. conferences scheduled at tha istence.” Hilton Hotel in Portland in During Wildlife Week sever Giesler said that educational early March. The conferences, packets and posters for this al thousand hunting and fish 114,706.53 10,371.05 which will focus on wildlife, years ueen mauuu members cn of uie the urrgvii Oregon year’s event nave have been mailed ing inauwra $10,371.05 $114,706.53 environment, and quality of to all affiliate clubs in Oregon. ! Wildlife Federation will be ask- living, are the 35th annual Teachers are also advised that ing the question, “Wildlife— For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1970 meeting of the National Wild materials are available to them Who Needs It?”—and answer M. R. life Federation, March 4 on < request by writing or cal ing so that all Oregonians can Trans. Work. Prop. Lunch Debt. TAX LEVY COMPUTATION General Imp. Program American Widlife and Natur- ling the Game Commission at hear, “WE ALL DO.” Cap. Fund Serv. Fund through 7, and the North (7) (6) (4) (5) (3) (2) (1) $17,325.00 $ 8,000.00 $10,291.00 $ 4,484.96 $12,808.00 al Resource conference spon Total Budget Requirements .............. .................. $172,398.00 sored by the Mildlife Manage Deduct Total Budget Resources Except Tax 10,000.00 ment Institute, March 7 4,484.96 10,291.00 8,000.00 3,736.17 To Be Levied ......................................................... 73,828.00 2,485.00 through 10. 13,558.83 98,570.00 Revenue Necessary To Balance Budget .............. McKean said that more than NEED A Add Est. of Taxes To Be Levied But Not Rec’d 40 leading ecologists and wild 1,766.55 12,814.00 in Ensuing Year ................................................... 2,808.00 life scientists will focus on 15,355.38 Taxes To Be Levied for Ensuing Year.................. 111,384.00 environmental problems during TOW? the general and technical ses Within 6% Limitation ................... 2,808.00 sions, each speaker dealing Outside 6% Limitation .................. 111,384.00 with some aspect of environ 15,355.38 Call 897-2442 For Fast Service Not Subject To 6% Limitation ..... ment and resource use. Open $ 2,808.00 $15,355.38 $111,384.00 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED to the public, McKean urged AllS+ate Oregonians to attend and ob STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS tain an in-depth perspective of Motor Club Outstanding Approved by Budget Committee: March 10, 1971 environmental and wildlife Actual Estimate TYPE OF Road Service problems and then put this Signed /s/ HOWARD NAUE, Secretary July 1 July 1 INDEBTEDNESS perspective into active and con Ensuing Year Current Year /s/ JOHN KOKSTIS, Chairman structive use during National $89,000.00 .............. $95,000.00 Serial Bonds Wildlife Week. BUDGET SUMARY According to the Wildlife We Give S & H Green Stamps Federation, over 100 species of GENERAL FUND Phone 897-2442 Mill City wildlife are in danger of ex HISTORICAL DATA I tinction because of man ’ s Budget Actual Budget For thoughtless pollution of water Second Year First Year Current Ensuing Year and air, indiscriminate use of Year Budget Resources Approved persistent pesticides, and un-| (4) (3) (2) (5) I (1) planned and often unnecessary SO YOU THINK Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) or land and water developments. Net Working Capital (Accural Basis) $ 52,446.13 $ 32,015.56 $ 15,000.00 YOU'RE PAYING $ 15,000.00 Apologists for continued pol- ■ Revenue from Local Sources Except THROUGH THE lution and poor land use often , Tax To Be Levied.................................... 4,266.08 7,200.00 4.794.22 Oregonians are asked to give 4.150.00 >. fl NOSE FOR OTHER 46,026.58 52,572.41 11,503.00 Revenue from Intermediate Sources ......... 16,447.10 a little time and thought to an say that conservationists are, more interested in wildlife j 28.579.56 31,975.20 39,125.00 Revenue from State Sources ........................ important event coming up 42,195.70 DRIVERS' 28.35 Proceeds from Sales____________________ March 21 through 27, the an than in people. Such statements 528.08 ACCIDENTS.. need to be exposed for what 2,000.00 1,000.00 Receipts from Other School Districts ....... 1,000.00 nual observance of National Safe drivers save 1,358.07 Transfers from Other Funds ........................ . are, the Federation ex- 6,708.13 4,560.00 Wildlife Week sponsored by they money at Safeco. the National Wildlife Federa- P““ned. Total Budget Resources Except Tax Careful people have “ We must consider the needs tion in cooperation with affil To Be Levied ............................................ $125,666.44 $124,215.67 $ 73,828.00 83,352.80 fewer accidents, so of wildlife in all of our activi- w it costs us less, and iate clubs and wildlife agencies 58,013.42 District Tax Received in Year Levied....... 55,550.72 I ties or face an ever decreasing we pass the savings 98,570.00 District Tax Required to Balance Budget , ' minliG» ... !»-» mm rxx»»»-» .................. .. 101,510.20 in the 50 states. ISxrzxo ” ” said rs on to you. And quality In our own lives, when it comes to « The theme of this year’s Federation. “Everything $181,217.16 $182,229.09 $172,398.00 TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES $184,863.00 event asks the question “Wild- we (]0 t0 the environment claims settlement, we try to contact •A.".’ • $ 13,400.00 $ 15,400.00 $ 16,800.00 Administration—Salaries and Wages ................... $17,850.00 life—Who Needs It?” Cal Gies-, which has a detrimental effect claimants within • R* ■* •A -« I 24 hours, and settle 1,160.73 1,450.00 —Other .......... ......................................................... 1,.136.00 1,975.00 ler, Wildlife Week co-chairman on wildlife has a delayed but claims within S 77,912.40 80.500.00 Instruction—Salaries and Wages ............................ 76,675.00 with Cecil Youker of the Mil-, negative effect on our own ex- 75, ......... '’A m working days. •1,809.61 5,268.17 5,500.00 Other ....................................................................... 10,400.00 waukie Rod and Gun Club, said j that the sooner Oregonians i Safeco. Insurance on Pupil Transportation Services—Salaries and everything you value. J® 7.843.50 8,280.00 Wages ....................................................................... 8 500.0C know that the answer to this | HERE’S HELP FOR “LEF- ! 7,209.55 12,691.01 3,331.98 —Other .................................................................. 3,775.00 3,785.00 important question is, “We all TIES.” There is now at least I do, ” the better our lives will one steam spray iron which ! 5,200.00 5.900.00 Operation of Plant—Salaries and Wages ........... 5,400.00 6,400.00 6,536.88 6,105.49 6,475.00 —Other ................................................................... 7,210.00 be. He said that there is no has a detachable cord that MWl greater need today than to plugs in on either side of the Maintenance of Plant—Salaries and Wages ....... recognize wildlife as the early SMILE, handle. 2,779.29 3,500.00 3,553.65 —Other .................................................................... warning system to the condi- i Ever scorch a blouse made 15,762.10 16,418.00 Fixed Charges ................................................................. 11.751.82 '2J tion of our environment. i of man made fiber after iron 5,575.00 Food Services—Salaries and Wages........................ 5,198.00 5,202.70 SAFECO. 339.79 213.76 225.00 John McKean, speaking for ing cottons which require a —Other ..................................................................... the Oregon Game Commission higher temperature? You’ve Student Body Activities—Salaries and Wages .... 449.81 449.29 500.00 —Other ................................................................... 500.0C which cooperates with the Fed got help here, too, with an 112.50 180.90 1,000.00 Capital Outlay—Sites ................................................ 1,900.00 eration in the observance of iron feature that tells when Phone 897-2413 or 897-2754 526.02 1,172.41 500.00 —Buildings ........................... _............................... 2.500.0C National Wildlife Week, said the sole plate has cooled to the Mill City, Oregon synthetic fabric ironing temp 1,185.09 1,050.10 1,500.00 —(Equipment ........................................................ 3,000.00 that the event follows closely 600.00 3,000.00 two important environmental erature. Who says there’s noth Payments to Other School Districts .................... ing new in irons? 3,000.00 I 3.00000 Operating Contingency ....................................... ..... 1,500.00 I 1,500.00 1,500.00 Transfers to Other Funds ........................................ 151 920.24 162.398.00 TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES ....... 174 863.00 ! 30,308.85 10,000.00 Unappropriated Balance ............................................ 10,000.00 Vern’s Shell Service Wildlife Week Set For March 21 Through March 27 "‘ you I rewith I Jerry Pittam Insurance $149,201.60 $182,229.09 $172,398.00 TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS 184,863.00 1 BUDGET RESOURCES PILL BOX AX'D REQUIREM ENTS HISTORICAL DATA Actual Budget Second Year First Year Current Year (2) (3) (1) $ 4,542.79 $ Budget Requirements (4) DEBT SERVICE Resources: Cash on hand ......................................... 112 District Tax Prior Yrs. Levies 14.2 Interest Earned ............................. Dist Tax Required to Bal. Budget 180.40 15,146.66 4,649.85 688.55 211.55 14,050.96 19,869.85 19,600.91 4.000.00 6,000.00 4NÎ00 4,730.00 4.649.85 5.000.00 6,000 00 350.00 4,460 00 2.182.50 17,325.00 TOTAL RESOURCES Requirements: 5.000.00 Principal 1956 ................. 6,000.00 Principal 1966 175.00 Interest 1966 ............ 4.190.00 Interest 1966 1,960.00 Unappropriated Balance 19.869.85 17.992.50 17,325 00 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS $ 2,182.50 1.311 72 241.95 13.588.83 Budget For Ensuing Year Approved I (5) ----- 1.960.00 rn ----- ......... 281.37 n 9.177.92 I n i 11.745.00 6.000.00 LUNCH Resources: 1,000.00 Cash on Hand ........................................................ 1.400.00 46 National School Lunch Reimbursement .... 5,600.00 77 Sale of Lunches .............................................. 854.10 1.353.07 5,133.85 353.30 2,518.78 5,868.13 7.340.82 8.740.21 760 50 6,109 37 117.65 791 40 7.015.93 3910 8.000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES Requirements 900 00 910 Salaries 6.700 00 921 Fixxi 400.00 922 Supplies ................ 6.987.52 7,846.43 8.000.00 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS 1,000.00 1.400 00 5.600.00 I 4,024 88 163 40 4,188 28 179 03 4,188.28 4.367.31 4,188.28 4.367.31 4.48496 TOTAL RESOURCES ................. _................... Requirements: 4.484.96 Reserve for Expenditure in Future Years Transfer to General Fund „........ . ...... “Drugs you can trust at prices you can Pay” “Paying too much for prescription items” We think so too! ! 1. Diabetics and heart patients check our prescription prices. II. If unable to get down we have a large mail order business and your prescription will leave our store the same day. Pat's Pill Box will not knowingly be undersold on any prescription item ROY SAYS Winter Comfort Begins With W HEATING OIL • No worries with our Automatic Refill Service • Shell's high quality clean-burning oil means sure economy during the winter months • All This and S & H Green Stamps Too 8.000 00 IV. We also maintain a 24-hour emergency service. 4.560.00 Phone 769-5345 Ml N. Finn Ave. PROPERTY IMPROVEMENT FUND Resources: 4,31496 Cash on Hand 170 00 Interest _______ —— PAT’S 4,560.00 4.560 00 H. L. ASHBY, INC. SHELL DISTRIBUTOR Stayton, Oregon Serving the Mill City and Stayton Areas Emg. Phone 769-6892 Phone 769-2339 Stay+on or 897-2297 Mill City Next to fire station