Vernonia eagle., March 19, 1964, Page 4, Image 4

Quick Action Prevents
Destruction By Fire
Visitors Noted
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING
At Hanson Home
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the governing body of Vernonia School District No. 47J. of
Columbia County. State of Oregon, will be held at Vernonia High School on the 7th day of April, 1964 at
8:00 P.M o’clock for the purpose of discussing with interested persons the budget for the fiscal year begin­
MIST—V isitors at the Charles Han­
ning Ju ly 1, 1964 and ending June 30, 1965, hereinafter set forth.
son home Saturday were Mr. and
The budget was prepared on a basis of account ng consistent with that used in the preceding year. Mrs. Robert Roeser and Robby and
Major accounting changes, if any, and their effect on the budget are set forth in an accompanying statement.
Janey from Astoria. Sudnay visitors
A copy of the budget document is available for inspection at Vernonia High School between the hours
of 8:30 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. The budget document may be obtained for $2.50, or parts of it may be obtained were Captain George Waisanen of
Astoria, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Ilmari,
for 10c per sheet.
,
, Signed: David Brunsman, District School Board Chairman Mr and Mrs. Einard Kynsi and Mrs.
Elias Leinonen, all of Quincy.
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen and
For the Ensuing Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1964
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bellingham joined
the rest of the school board members
Total
General
Bond
School
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
All Funds
Fund
Fund
Lunch Fund in Vernonia Saturday evening and
(2)
drove to Portland to attend the ice
(3)
(1)
(4)
(5)
hockey
game. There were 13 in the
Total Budget Requirements
$433.522.00
$394,197.00
$20,825 00
group and eveyone enjoyed the ev­
Deduct: Total Budget Resources
ening immensely. Sunday, Mr. and
Except Tax to Be Levied
..... .......
239,606.00
221,106.00
Mrs. Howard Thompson and Mr. and
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget
193,916.00
173,091.00
20,825.00
Mrs. Albert Blount and family of
Add: Est. of Taxes to Be Levied But
Not Rec’d in Ensuing Year ....
.......
......... 23,270.00
20,771.00
Vernonia called on the Hansens.
2,499 00
Taxes to Be Levied for Ensuing Year
___ 217,186 00
193,862.00
23,342.00
While in the community the Blount
family called on the Wayne Kyser
Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied
family Sunday afternoon.
Within 6% Limitation
41,201.00
41,201.00
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine took
Outside 6% Limitation
____ ___ ___ ....... 152,661.00
152,661.00
advantage of the lovely weather Sun­
Not Subject to 6% Limitation
. ___ ... ...... 23,324.00
23,324 00
day to drive to Marlene Village, be­
Total Taxes to Be Levied
...............
. 217,186.00
193,862.00
23,324.00
tween Beaverton and Portland, to
visit friends. On their way back they
For the Current Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1963
visited the Ed Danielsons at Banks.
Total
General
Bond
School
Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews
TAX LEVY COMPUTATION
All Funds
Fund
Fund
Lunch Fund were in Hillsboro the first of the
(2)
(1)
(3)
(4)
(5)
week. The Vic Bergs visited the
Total Budget Requirements
........................ $417,826.00
$377,476.00
$21,950.00
$18,500.00 Mathews Thursday evening and Mr.
Deduct: Total Budget Resources
and Mrs. Kenneth Tupper were cal­
Except Taxes to Be L e v ie d ....................................„ 226,639.00
208,193.00
18,500.00 lers Sunday.
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget
........_ 191,233.00
169,283.00
21,950.00
Mrs. Dorsey Tuttle was brought
Add: Est. of Taxes to Be Levied But
home from the Forest Grove hospit­
Not Received in Ensuing Year __ __ _________ _ 24,860.00
22,007.00
2,853.00
al Thursday afternoon. Both Mr. and
Taxes to Be Levied for Ensuing Year............. ........ .. 216,09300
191,290.00
24,803.00
Mrs. Tuttle are feeling much better.
Analysis of Taxes to Be Levied
Within 6% Limitation
38,869.00
Outside 6% Limitation
152,421.00
Not Subject to 6% L im itation......... .... ....
.... ..
24,803.00
Total Taxes to Be Levied ...... .... _________________ $216,093.00
TVPF
38,869.00
152,421.00
$191,290.00
Oustanding
Actual
Estimate
July 1
July 1
Current
Ensuing
Year
Year
f il?
INDEBTEDNESS
Serial Bonds
Total
..........$55,600.00
$55,600.00
$33,650.00
$33,650.00
Friends From West Linn
Are Spending Week Here
24 803 00
$24,803.00
Authorized,
Actual
July 1
Current
Year
Estimate
July 1
Current
Year
$21,575.00
$21,575.00
$20,825.00
$20,825.00
PETTY CASH BALANCE- ACTUAL July 1 Current Year
..............
......... - ......... $44,655.08
Approved by Budget Committee: March 16, 1964
Adopted by District School Board: March 16, 1964
Signed: E. T. Johnston, Secretary
Signed: Mona M. Gordon, Clerk
Bill J. Horn, Chairman
David Brunsman, Chairman
BUDGET SUMMARY — GENERAL FUND
July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965
HIST! H ill’AI. DATA
Actual
Second
First
Budget
Year
Year
Current
Preceding
Preceding
Year
(1)
(2)
(3)
61-62
62-63
63-64
$ 27,359.28
$ 23.891.87
$ 15,000.00
43,902.52
84,549.94
124,169.97
1,326.65
31,145.01
80,350.88
125,868.77
492.46
17,200.00
9,360.00
162,983.00
150 00
3,500.00
$281,308 36
$261,748 99
$208,193.00
$ 84,888.97
$366,197.33
$128,794.10
$390,543 09
$216,093.00
$424,286.00
Budget for
Ensuing
Year
Approved
(5)
BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
(4)
Available Cash Balance
.......... ....... $ 25,000.00
Revenue from Local Sources
except tax to be levied
.......... .... 15,200.00
Revenue from Intermediate Sources....
9,300.00
Revenue from State Sources
______
167.906.00
Proceeds from sales . .......
200.00
Receipts from other School Districts
3,500.00
Total Budget Resources
t xcept tax to be levied
$221,106.00
D istrict Tax Received in Year Levied or
Required to Balance Budget
$217,186 00
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES
$438,292.00
BIRKENFELD—Mr. and Mrs. Cur­
tis Clemens and family of West
Linn visited Sunday with the Gene
Larsons. Mrs. Clemens and Debbie
remained to spend a week with
them. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Red­
mond also called on them Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arby Mills attend­
ed the chamber of commerce din­
ner at Vernonia Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lloyd Beach went to Morton,
Washington Monday to visit with
Aunt Susie.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson
were in Portland last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott of War­
renton visited the Art Bellinghams
recently.
Mrs. Darrell Baker and Mrs. Vick
Berg were in Clatskanie last Wed­
nesday.
There will be a card party at Wi-
nema Grange hall Saturday evening,
March 21.
Mrs. Mary Essen and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Ronnsted of Seattle
visited with the Cahills for several
days last week and helped John Ca­
hill celebrate his 75th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Larson and
Mrs. Francis Nordstrom spent Sun­
day at Silverton visiting with rel­
atives. They went to see Mrs. Sach-
er who is in the hospital with pneu­
monia. She is coming along well
and expects to be out this week.
BUDGET SUMMARY — GENERAL FUND
July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965
Second
Year
Preceding
(1)
61-62
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
First
Budget
Year
Current
Preceding
Year
(2)
(3)
62-63
63-64
$ 10362.00
3,685 28
202,296 91
13,269 91
105 00
58.58
$ 0,900 09
3,469.31
202,776.79
13,176.63
90 00
75 59
$ 10,500.00
3,050 00
223,122 00
15,160.00
12500
275.00
26,938 41
18,076.15
15,62623
2.175 69
16,414 66
21,833.15
971.09
500(H)
143.48
404.00
200.00
9 254 92
(10,430 46)
26,583.74
18,256 06
16,940 40
2,553.03
18,365 27
22,977.71
998.27
891.35
150.00
400 00
53 60
8,139.57
( 8,858.99)
26.0(H) (H)
18,580 00
15,91000
3,000.00
16,204 00
22,900 00
1.000 00
500 00
300(H)
1.200(H)
1,150 00
3,500 00
15,000 00
$342,305 46
$345888 01
$377.47600
Budget for
Ensuing
Year
Approved
(5)
BUDGET RESOURCES
(4)
Administration—Salaries
—Other
Instruction—Salaries
—Other
Health Services—Salaries
—Other
Pupil Transportation Services—Salaries
—O ther
Operation of P:ant—Salaries
—Other
Maintenance of Plant—Salaries
—Other
K.xc.i ( h.ii yes
—Other
Student Body Activities—Salaries
—Other
Capital Outlay—Sites
—Buildings
—Equipment
Operating Contingency
TOTAL ESTIMATED' EXPENDITURES
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
$ 10.500 00
3,125.00
235,336 00
15,350 00
125.00
200.00
26,500 00
500.00
17,840 00
15,935.00
2.000.00
17,240.00
25,296.00
1,000.00
4.51500
435 00
500 00
1,200 00
1,600.00
15,000 00
$394 197 00
$394.197 00
BUDGET SUMMARY — OTHER FUNDS
July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965
Second
Year
Preceding
(1)
61-62
$ 23.706.25
$ 22,375 00
HISTORICAL DATA
Actual
First
Budget
Year
Current
Preceding
Year
(2)
(3)
62-63
63-64
$ 23,068 74
$ 21 662 50
$ 21,9501
$ 21.950 00
$ 16,667 77
$ 17,152 83
$ 18.500.00
» 16,667.77
$ 16,968 25
$ 18 500 00
BOND REDEMPTION FUND
_____________ (4)
RESOURCES:
Total Receipts
Total Budget Resources
EXPENDITURES
Principal on Bonds, Issue 1951
Interest on Bonds, Issue 1951
Total Bond Expenditures
SCHOOL LUNCH and MILK FUND
RESOURCES
Total Receipts
Beginning Cash Balance
Total Budget Resources
EXPENDITURES
Total Expenditures
Reserve for Future Years
Total Budget Expenditures
Budget for
Ensuing
Year
Approved
Oernonia Eagie
4
CAPITOL HILL — Quick thinking
and action on the part of Ernest
Herman probably saved his house
from destruction by fire last week.
As he entered from the rear of the
house flames had burned a hole
through the ceiling from an over­
heated chimney. With the help of
Harry Culbertson who had just en­
tered by the front door, in less time
than he could have summoned help
from a neighbor’s telephone, he had
a water hose putting it out. The los6
was covered by insurance and is be­
ing repaired.
Judy and Roxanne Meier enjoyed
Sunday in the country visiting at the
Kennedy home with Lorin Kenned}
and tramping around in the sunshine.
The Kennedys brought them home
later in the day and all were happy
and ready to repeat it again.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Odam visited
her brother, Francis Crowston, Sun­
day at the Veteran’s hospital in Port­
land.
Sunday dinner guests at the Will
Harders home were Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Ward and Mrs. Bud Hering and
son Troy of Cedar Hills, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Raymond of St. Johns, Joe
Smedding and Clayton Welty of Ver­
nonia.
Fonner Student
Visits Teacher
MIST—Mr. and Mrs. A1 Schlehub-
er were in Forest Grove recently on
business. A short time ago they had
learned that one of Mrs. Schlehub-
e r’s former teachers, Mrs. John D.
Jones, was living in Forest Grove.
While there they looked her up and
found her still very alert and agile
at 82. They enjoyed talking with
her and Mr. Jones about old times.
Mrs. Jones had taught Mr. Schlehub-
er when he was 10 years old at
Farmington, Wn. Mrs. Schlehuber
states that the Ken Jones family is
just fine and that Kenneth has been
quite active fishing, etc., since leav­
ing Vernonia. He was due to have
a checkup shortly at Reno, Nevada.
The Mist Helping Circle will meet
at Mrs. Kenneth Tupper’s home
March 26 instead of Mrs. Bill Wolff's
as previously stated.
Mrs. Marge Burness of Bandon
visited at the Lloyd Garlock home
for a short time Sunday morning.
She had come up Friday to see about
her mother, Mrs. Marie Shafer of
Vernonia, who had been ill.
The Art Bellingham and the Fred
Busch family flew to Eugene Sun­
day.
Mrs. Howard Grimsbo has been
quite ill for some time. Raymond was
ill and home from school Monday.
The Mist Young Peoples club met
Friday evening in the home of Mrs.
Sulo Sanders. Mrs. Doug Barr, Mrs.
Roy Kyser, Mrs. Norman Hansen,
Mrs. Fred Busch and Mrs. Wayne
Kyser were present. Refreshment
plans were finalized for the PTA
meeting Monday evening.
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1964
Date Is M arked
By Sunday Ride
NATAL - PITTSBURG — Mr. and
Mrs. Orin Davis celebrated their an­
niversary Sunday by going for a
drive and lunching at the Sunset
Strip.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack drove to
Scappoose Sunday afternoon to visit
her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Hold­
ing, who are recuperating from the
flu.
Everyone interested is urged to
attend the meeting this coming Mon­
day evening, March 23 at the little
church at Mist concerning the Mist
cemetery'.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Elveldahl of
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Peterson Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. No­
ble Dunlap called on the Petersons
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Dee Veere Hershey spent
Friday night in Vernonia with her
father, Albert Childs while Mrs.
Childs was in Portland.
Next Extension Meet
To Include Election
MIST—The Mist - Nehalem Ex­
tension Unit met March 13 at the
Birkenfeld community center. The
project, "Laundering Wash and
Wear” was given by Mrs. Wayne
Kyser. Tips were given on proper
methods to use with wash and wear
materials and for taking out some
types of stains. The members gave
tips on caring for clothing, which
proved very enlightening. The next
meeting, April 10, will be at the Bir­
kenfeld center with “You Versus
Dirt” as the lesson to be presented,
starting at 10:30 a.m. A potluck din­
ner will be served at noon. Plans
for the Homemaker’s Festival April
30 will be completed. Election of of­
ficers will be held. Everyone is wel­
come.
Group Attends
DeMolay Dance
BIRKENFELD — Lloyd Johnston,
Jim Bellingham, Erik Berg and Ter­
ry Larson attended the DeMolay
dance at Clatskanie Saturday even­
ing. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Johnston
and Mrs. Fred Larson also attended.
Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Larson as­
sisted with the serving.
Art Bellingham had the misfortune
to drop a plank steel on his foot.
He has been quite crippled for sev­
eral days.
Miss Shirley Berg visited Monday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Confer in Clatskanie and on Tuesday
she was in Portland on business.
Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and Mrs.
George Bellingham were in Port­
land on business last Tuesday.
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR PERSONAL SERVICE _ GENERAL FUND
July 1, 1964 to June 30, 1965
Current Year Budget
No. of
Total Salary
No. of
Empi.
Budgeted
Personnel Classification
Range
Empi.
Approved
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(9)
Administration No. 110
1
$ 6,000.00
From 472 13
6,00000
1
»»
»»
$ 6,000 00
1
4.500 00
4,500.00
1
4,500.00
TOTAL
10.500.00
2
10,500.00
Instruction No. 210
44
»»
1
$ 1,666.00
1,766.00
1
4«
44
1,766.00
1
4.260 00
4,520.00
1
•4
««
4,520.00
8
39,640.00
5.000.00 5,300 00
10
50,700 00
2
10,700.00
5,500.00.5,800.00
3
44
M
16,800 00
3
17.000 00
5.900
00
6.200
00
3
44
44
17,900.00
7
44,000.00
6,400 00 6,700.00
7
«
l<
46,000.00
2
12,300 00
6,800 00 7,100.00
2
44
<4
13,900.00
2
14,700.00
7,500.00
7,800.00
2
<«
««
15,200.00
2
16,250.00
2
16,700.00
7
37,400.00
From 472-13
7
38,750.00
Mise. Summer-In Serv.-
2,400 00
Typing Category Change
1
$
540.00
Instruction No. 210
540 00
44
4«
540.00
1
1,060 00
1,060 00
1,060.00
<
«
4
«
1
2,100 00
2,300.00
2,300.00
1
3,700 00
3.800 00
3,800.00
3.000.00
Substitute Teachers
3,000
00
$223,122.00
TOTAL
$223,122.00
$235,336.00
12500
Health Service No. 410
125 00
1
125.00
1
1,600 00
Operation of Plant No. 610
160.00
1
160
00
4
4
«4
1
4,840.00
4,840.00
1
4,840 00
44
44
2
3.220.00
1.500.00
1,800.00
2
3,300.00
44
44
1
5,040 00
5.540.00
1
5,540.00
<4
4«
1
3,880.00
3.880 00
1
4,000 00
$18.580 00
7
TOTAL
7
17,840.00
$ 3.000 00
Maintenance No. 710
1.000.00
2
2,000.00
500 00
(5)
from 472-13
Other
TOTAL
2,400 00
2,115.00
$ 4.515.00
PERSONAL SERVICES SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION
$ 20.825 00
$ 20.825 00
__ ____________
____________________________________________
___________
J u l y
1, 1964 to June 30, 1965
d is t r ib u t io n
$ 20.000 00
$
82 W
$ 20.825 00
$ 18,000 00
500 00
$ 18,500 00
$
$ 18.400 00
$
100 00
$ 18,500 00
PERSONNEL
CLASSIFICATION
Range
(1)
(2)
Budget Item No. 110
No. 210
9,750 00
6,200 6.500 (X)
6.550 6.850 00
5.400 00
5.950 00
Mise
Total
Salary
(3)
1
2
2
1
1
Total
Salary
(4)
$ 9.750 00
12,650 00
13.400 00
5.400 00
5.950 00
2.115.00
GENERAL FUND
Administra­
tion
(5)
$ 6.000 00
Instruc­
tion
(6)
$3,750 00
12,300 00
12,400 00
5,100 00
5.200 00
5.200 00
OTHER
FUNDS
Student
Activity
(7)
$
350 00
1 000 00
300 00
"50 00
2.115 00
Print March 19 — March 26. 1964