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Newspaper Page TextNotice Of School Budget Hearing 4—The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, March 25, 1971 I 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 peraons 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 TRANSPORTATION WORKING CAPITAL FUND 6,706.13 6,706.13 303.55 1,500.00 6,706.13 8,509.68 6,706.13 8,509.68 (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 6ri- Limitation TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED ........................ FINANCIAL SUMMARY General Debt. Fund Serv. (2) (3) $11,745.00 $184,863.00 83.352.80 101.510.20 2.567 OS 9,177.92 13 196.33 114,706.53 1,193.13 10,371.05 Lunch Prop. Imp. (6) (4) $ 8,000.00 8.000.00 M. R. Program (7) 12,150.00 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 For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1971 TAX LEVY COMPUTATION 8,541.00 250.00 1,500.00 2.500.00 2,829.18 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: 8,600.00 200 Instruction ...................... ............................. 800 Fixed Charges...................... —................... 885.00 1461.1 Payments to Other District—Tuition 3,323.00 1461.3 Other Payments---- ------------------------- 8,419.58 12,808.00 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS --------------------------- 5329.18 Louie Morgan Poses with "Traveler" 114.706.53 $114,706.53 OBITUARIES! 10,371.05 $10.371.05 For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1970 Debt. Serv. (3) $17,325.00 Lunch Trans. Work. Prop. M. R. Cap. Fund Imp. Program ALPHA D. TURNIDGE (4) (7) (6) Funeral services will be held (5) (1) $ 8,000.00 $10,291.00 $ 4,484.96 $12,808.00 Friday, March 26 at 2 p. m. Total Budget Requirements ...... Deduct Total Budget Resources Except Tax at Weddle Funeral Home in 10,000.00 Stayton for Mrs. Alpha D. 8,000.00 10,291.00 3.736.17 4,484.96 To Be Levied .......................................................... ...... 73.828.00 2,485.00 Turnidge of La Grande who 13.558.83 Revenue Necessary To Balance Budget ............... ...... 98.570.00 passed away Tuesday at a La Add Est. of Taxes To Be Levied But Not Rec’d 1,766.55 Grande hospital. She had been in Ensuing Year .................................................... ...... 12,814.00 2,808.00 in a nursing home for some 15.35538 Taxes To Be Levied for Ensuing Year........................... 111,384.00 time. Mrs. Turnidge was born Within ii% Limitation ................................................. 2,808.00 March 14. 1887 in Hastings. Ne Outsid« 6% Limitation ................................................ ...... 111,384.00 braska and moved to Mill City 15,355.38 Not Subject To 6% Limitation .................................. $ 2,808.00 in 1890. She moved to La $15,355.38 TOTAL TAXES TO BE LEVIED ............................ $111,384.00 Grande in 1966 shortly after STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS the death of her husband, Bert Outstanding Approved by Budget Committee: March 10, 1971 Turnidge. She was a member In the above picture, Louie Morgan, former bas TYPE OF Actual Estimate of the Mill City Christian ketball star with the Wolverines posed for a picture July 1 INDEBTEDNESS July 1 Signed /s/ HOWARD NAUE, Secretary Church. Current Year Ensuing Year Surviving are five children, with one of the Har’.em Travelers, who played .n exhi /s/ JOHN KOKSTIS, Chairman ...... $95,000.00 $89,000.00 Serial Bonds ... Delbert Turnidge of Stayton. bition game here Friday night—Enterprise photo. w—v > -fxx M fT4 Hollis Turnidge of Mill City, BUDGET SUMARY Arley Turnidge of Drain, Mrs. GENERAL FUND A High Jump A A * Orpha (Paul) Cree of Mill HISTORICAL DATA City and Mrs. Edith (Joe) Budget Actual Budget For Cribbs of La Grande. Thirteen Second Yeai r First Year • Current Ensuing Year Grandchildren and 16 great By Boots Champion Year Budget Resources Approved grandchildren also survive. (3) (4) (2) Mr. and Mrs. William Pen (5) Rev. Charles Fultz will of <1) Available Cash on Hand (Cash Basis) or nick Sr. of Gates, accompanied ficiate at the service and in $ 52,446.13 $ 32,015.56 $ 15,000.00 Net Working Capital (Accural Basis) $ 15,000.00 by Miss Christine Lee Rogers ternment will be at the Fair of Detroit, flew to Virginia view Cemetery at Gates. Revenue from Local Sources Except Tax To Be Levied __________________ 4 794.22 4,266.08 7,200.00 4.150.00 Tuesday for a visit with Wil 11,503.00 Revenue from Intermediate Sources ......... 52,572.41 46,026.58 16,447.10 liam Pennick Jr., who is serv IRMA MAGARET GREEN 39,125.00 Revenue from State Sources ........................ 31,975.20 28,579.56 Funeral services were held 42,195.70 ing with the U. S. Marine Corps there. Miss Rogers and Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Scott’s 28.35 Proceeds from Sales____________________ 528 08 1,000.00 Receipts from Other School Districts ........ 2,000 00 1,000.00 Mr. Pennick, who’s engage Mortuary in McMinnville for 6,708.13 1,358.07 Transfers from Other Funds ...... ................. 4,560.00 ment was announced in Decem Mrs. Irma Margaret Green. 78, ber, are planning on an Octo of 1123 N. Embree Street who Total Budget Resources Except Tax $125 666.44 $124.215.67 $ 73,828 00 To Be Levied ___ ...________________ passed away last Saturday in 83.352.80 ber wedding. Mrs. Sam (Jo) Leffler, De the McMinnville Hospital. 58,013.42 District Tax Received in Year Levied........ 55,550.72 98,570.00 District Tax Required to Balance Budget Mrs. Green was born in Cal 101,510.20 troit, accompanied by her son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. ifornia and lived at Gates from $181,217.16 $182,229.09 $172,398.00 TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES $184,863.00 Jim Barker and children of 1939 until 1943 when she mov Calif., flew to Hawaii for a ed to Dayton. At Gates they $ 13,400.00 $ 15,400.00 $ 16,800.00 Administration—Salaries and Wages ................... two week visit. Mrs. Leffler lived on the Charlie Tucker 1,160.73 1,450.00 —Other .......................... „........................................ 1,336.00 plans to return home Sunday. place. In 1960 she moved to 77,942.40 80.500.00 75,459.29 Instruction—Salaries and Wages ....... .................... Mr. and Mrs. John Howry McMinnville. She was a mem 5,500.00 4,809.61 5,268.17 Other ____________ ______________________ of Detroit left by Jet Wednes ber of the Covina, California Pupil Transportation Services—Salaries and day for a week’s vacation in Rebekah Lodge. 8,280.00 7.843.50 7,209.55 Wages ....................................................................... 8,500.00 Hawaii. Mrs. Howry is on the Her husband (deceased) was 12,691.01 3,331.98 3,775.00 —Other ...... . ........................................................ 3,785.00 staff at Detroit Ranger Station. Lestgr (Pokey) Green. 5,200.00 5,400.00 5.900.00 Operation of Plant—Salaries and Wages ........... 6,400.00 They plan to return home on Surviving is her sister-in-law, 6,536.88 6,475.00 6,105.49 —Other .................................................................. 7,210.00 the 31st. Mrs. Mabel McKee of McMinn Al Glover behind traveler tries to check the shot Maintenance of Plant—Salaries and Wages ........ A family reunion dinner was ville. 2,779.29 3,500.00 3,553.65 —Other ___________________________ _______ 3.500.00 held at a Salem restaurant Graveside services were at as Wallace Hovey watches. On the left is Andy Leising- 16.418.00 Fixed Charges............................................... ................. 17,368.00 Sunday atfernoon honoring 1:30 p. m. Tuesday in the Wil er.—Stan Ogden Photo. 15.762.10 11 751.82 5 575.00 Food Services—Salaries and Wages........................ 5.292.70 5,198.00 5,575.00 David Leslie of Salem on his I lamette National Cemetery in 225 00 213.76 39ft.1t —Other ..................................................................... 225.00 89th birthday anniversary. Five Portland. Student Body Activities—Salaries and Wages .... children were bom to the Les Club To Hold 500.00 449.81 449.29 —Other ................................................................... 500.00 lie union and he has eight Silver Tea at Grahams 1,000.00 Capital Outlay—Sites ............ ....... ........... .......... _... 112.50 1 80.90 1,900.00 grandchildren and 43 great David Horner With 526.02 1,172.41 500.00 2,500.00 grandchildren. He is the grand —Buildings .... ...................... ................................. Marilyn Club met Tuesday —Equipment .................................. ..................... 1,050 10 1,185.09 1,500.00 3,000.00 father of Mrs. Ted Abrams of Paratroopers Action at 12:30 for a dessert luncheon DETROIT—An Emergenc-.- 600.00 3.000.00 Marion Forks who attended Payments to Other School Districts .......... . ....... at the home of Mrs. Clyde Phil Medical Technician’s (EMT) 3,000.00 the event with her husband 3,000.00 Operating Contingency ........................ ................... Ft. Bragg. N. C. March 11— lips with Mrs. William Me Course of eight academic ses 1,500.00 1,500.00 Ned. 1,500.00 Transfers to Other Funds ........................................ Army Pfc. David E. Homer, Clintock as co-hostess. sions and six hours of hospital 162.398 00 TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES ....... 174.863.00 151 920.24 College students home on 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Lowell Cree presided observation has been planned 30,308.85 10,000.00 Unappropriated Balance —............... .................. — 10,000.00 spring vacation (12-days) are Horner. Mill City, was one of at the business meeting. | for Spring Term Starting The Lyle Rgers Jr.; Gerald Hiebert. more than 800 paratroopers of Mrs. Minnie Reiley from Eu- J ^-‘„ek'of' March“ 29~197L The 184,863.00 Dorsey Smith and Allen Ben the 82nd Airborne Division at clid $149,201.60 $182,229 09 $172,398.00 TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS . ’ irl Chapter. Ch ont or* Jefferson Tnfforcnn woe - . . _ was a n classes sponsored by Chemeke- ton. all from Central Oregon Ft. Bragg. N. C., who partici guest for the afternoon. She is eta Community College are Community College. Bend: Den pated in Exercise Freedom a member of the Cancer re I I DGET RESOURCES / ND REQI IR»¿MINTS nis Tower. University of Ore- Vault in the Republic of Kor search committee of the Grand scheduled on Wednesday at Salem Chemeketa Community eon. George Maki. Larry- ea. March 3-6. HISTORICAL DATA Chapter of Oregon and gave College 7:00-10-00 p. m. Actual Budget For Smith and Rick Williamson/ Budget The exercise, held jointly an interesting talk on the pro The first session will be Second Year First Year Current Ensuing Year OCE. Monmouth. with South Korean Forces, was gress of Cancer Research in made up of 24-hours of acade Baseball practice got under designed to demonstrate the Oregon. Budget Requirements Ye UP Approved mic study, and six hours of way here last week. The team capability to rapidly deploy (4) (2) (3) (5) (1) Mrs. Charlie French. Mrs. Emergency in-service observa- in is practicing “ catching ” DEBT SERVICE U. S. Strike Command Units Don Carlson and Mrs. Clyde vation at hospitals. The ses doors. Resources: from this country to an over Phillips were named on the sions will he conducted by C. $ 4,542.79 $ 4.649.85 $ 2,182.50 Cash on hand ............... ~.......... -__ ___ 1.« 0.00 seas area for immediate tactic nominating committee and will P. O. Dave Hallman. USX. who 688.55 112 District Tax Prior Yrs. levies 325.71 1,311.72 al operations. The Airborne make their report at the April | ..as chalked up over 20 years ISO 40 211.55 14.2 Interest Earned .............................. 281.37 Troops were flown the 8.500 meeting. 241.95 , of - his navy career as a Medi- 15,146 66 14.050.96 Dist Tax Required to Bal. Budget 9.177.92 mile Polar Route journey by tv Ve2.pr A1 Tgj ’IbT°"leal Techician. He has had ex 13.588.83 Transport Aircraft of the U. V ednesdav, April 28 instead tensive battleground sendee 19,869.85 19.600.91 ll.745.00 S. Air Force. 17,325.00 TOTAL RESOURCES ........ of Tuesday due to the District arid educational training. He Highlighting the exercise meeting. The meeting will be Requirements: DETROIT — Weather read brings to the classes a wealth 4.000.00 5,000.00 Principal 1956 ___________ 5,000 00 ings as of 8:00 a. m. on Tues was a parachute assault into held at the home of Mrs. Earl of practical and first hand 6,000 00 6.000.00 6,000.00 Principal 1966 .... ................. 6.000.00 day March 23rd. 1971, are as the simulated combat zone well Parker in Silverton, a potluck ktn wledge of emergency med 490.00 350 00 175 00 Interest 1956 ......................... follows. High tenqierature. 59 south of the Korean demilita-- luncheon to be served at noon. ical techniques. 4.730.00 4,460.00 4.190 00 Interest 1966 . .... ................. 3.920.00 degrees on the 22nd. This com ized zone. Freedom vault was The group will leave Mill City Tuition is 815.00 plus text- 4,649.85 2.182.50 Unappropriated Balance ... 1,825 00 pares with last year with a the second exercise of its type at 11 a. m. 1.960.00 be k cost of $4.95. Classes are On April 13 a Silver tea will limited to twenty students and iiigh of 63 degrees on the 19th. to be held in the Republic of 19,869.85 17,992.50 11.754.00 The low in 1971 during this Korea. Paratroopers of the he held at the home of Mrs. registration is by phone. First 17,325 00 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS period was 22 degrees on the 82nd also jumped there during Tena Graham, a benefit for the Come—First Served. Call Sa LUNCH Retina In Fstarl. Home Endowment and 18th against 25 decrees on the exercise Focus lem .585-7900, Ext. 11 and 12. Resources: March. 1969 Cancer Research funds. Each 18th and 19th in 1970. Average 854 10 353 30 1,000 00 Cash on Hand _______________________ ____ 1,000 00 mean for this period in 1971 Pvt. Homer is assigned to member is requested to bring First aid training is not neces sary. 1,353.07 2.51878 46 National School Lunch Reimbursement .... 1,400.00 1.400.00 was 38 degrees compared with the Headquarters Company of a guest. On» r>f provisions of the 5,133.65 5.868 13 77 Sale of Lunches ... ............ ......................... 5,600.00 5.600 00 42 degrees in 1970. the Division’s 1st Battalion. Attending Tuesdays meeting proposed HB-1227 now pending 504th Infantry. 1st Brigade. were Mrs. Minnie Reiley from! The precipitation was 1.36 7.340.82 8,740.21 8.000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES 8,000 00 inches falling on the 22nd and Jefferson, Mrs. Charlie French.1 in the Oregon State Legisla ture is that all ambulances , | Mrs. Tena Graham. Mrs Cecil Requirements 23rd. In 1970 only .15 inches both Volunteer and Commer 760 50 791 40 Weather, Detroit Dam i. ke. Mrs Jack Guiiiford Mrs cial shall 900 00 910 Salaries 900 00 fell on the 20th and 23rd. be manned by two 6,109 37 7,015 96 6.700 00 921 Food____________ 6.700.00 The snow is melting rapidly, 7 a m Dallv Weather Reading Ervin Peterson. Mrs Wilson medical trained technicians at 11765 Stevens. Mrs. Ixvwell Cree, Mrs 39.10 40000 922 Supplies _________ 400.00 leaving but five inches now on Pool all times. This means an ad- the ground in open areas. Max Min UoV pcp i Charles Kelly. Mrs. Sylvia Dun ditlonal minimum of 71-hours 6.987.52 7,846 43 8.000 00 TOTAL REQUIREMENTS ..... 8.000 00 Many of the lawns are show Mar. 17. 48 29 1520 84 0 00 can, Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mrs. over and above the advanced ing considerable green, and daf Mar. 18 49 29 152110 000 Laurence Doble. Mrs Alex First Aid Training. PROPF <RTY IMPROVEMENT FUND fodils are beginning to show Mar. 19 56 32 1521 70 pop Burrell. Mrs William McClin- Resources: ‘ and Mrs. Clyde Phillips “ their buds, and some shrubs Mar 20 60 30 1522.22 0.00 teck 4,024 88 4.188.28 4.314.96 Cash on Hand —__ __________ 4,560.00 ire showing very tinv leaves, Mar. 21 58 34 1522 96 0.00 163 40 179 03 170.00 Interest _____________________ j Considerable snow however Mar. 22 60 36 1523 74 061 Call still remains on the mountains Mar 23 46 40 1525 88 0.64 4,188 28 4,367.31 4.484 >6 TOTAL RESOURCES __________ __ ___ _______ I’ll.L ALLMAN 4,5<>o.uu an(j the rain «till falling. 715 IM—Stayton Requirements: The above report was furn Phone 7WU5T2» 4,188.28 4,367.31 4,484 96 Reserve for Expenditure in Future Years .... ished by Detroit weather ot> Why l<on t You Subscribe to Transfer to General Fund............ ........ ...... 4.56000 - ver Irene Paullin. The Mill City Enterprise Farm Ut IniuraC, TAX LEVY COMPUTATION General Fund (2) $172,398.00 I I Bi I R III I IDANHA Mari/yn QheiTieketa GÍVáS First Aid Course Snow in Upper Area Melting Fast Subscribe to The Mill City Enterprise