PTA Founder's Day Prompts
Views from People Served
th a t we a re seeking w ays together
to b e tte r educate the youngsters in
our com m unity.
The help of the m others in ta k ­
ing o u r recen t door-to-door census
w as also m uch appreciated. This
is a ta sk th a t would h av e involved
m any long hours if it would have
been left to one o r two independent
census tak ers.
Monthly m eetings arran g e d by
the executive cabinet of the PTA
a re also very worthwhile. It is sad
th at m ore p aren ts a re not present
to take p a rt in both the business
m eeting and p ro g ram sections of
this once-a-m onth "g ath erin g of in ­
form ation” to b e tte r understand
the young people in our Vernonia
public schools. I feel th a t it takes
id eas of m any p are n ts and te ac h ­
ers to obtain the best answ ers con­
cerning the problem s relatin g to
th e la rg e n um ber of new innova­
tiv e p ractices in the educational
processes of today.
These a re your children, which
a re seeking an education in your
schools. The PTA needs active p a r­
ticipation by all p are n ts and te ac h ­
ers; not ju st a few.
H.R.C. B arn ard
High school principal.
D uring the m onth of F ebruary,
The following a re the articles
the PTA celebrates F o u n d er’s
contributed.
Day. F o r this special occasion sev­
e ra l persons in the com m unity
From a school ad m in istrato r:
from different w alks of life w ere
I am most pleased to list the con
asked to w rite articles telling, from
tributions o u r PTA has m ade
th eir point of view, w hat they con
F irst of all. I feel th a t th e Teach
sider the PTA contributes.
e r ’s reception at the beginning of
It is interesting to note from
the y ea r w as an excellent assist
these different viewpoints th a t the in welcoming, not only me, as a
PTA m eans a v ariety of things to
new ad m in istrato r, but also a fine
different people. The com m unity is
introduction for new te ach ers and
fortunate to have an active group
returning staff m em bers, to the
and it is hoped th a t m ore of the PTA. A program such as this plan­
p aren ts and teach ers will actively ned by the PTA with th e assistance
support it in th e future.
of school staff m em bers, indicates
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A te ac h er w rites:
The aid given by PTA m em bers
to the health service of th e ir o r­
ganization is of g rea t benefit to
the children and therefore much
app reciated by th e teach ers.
The te a c h e rs’ work can be m ost
effective only when the pupils a re
h ealthy and in atten d an ce daily.
The PTA in sponsoring the health
clinic, and in aiding th e im m uniza­
tion p ro g ram for prevention of in ­
fectious diseases, has contributed
m uch to th e well being of the child.
The sta te h as an effective te st­
ing p ro g ram for hearing. If any
additional h ea lth program could
be sponsored by the sta te PTA, I
would suggest it be in th e are a of
testin g for visual deficiencies.
E velyn H eath,
Fifth g rad e teach er,
W ashington school.
Return Due
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N O T IC E
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IN T E R M E D IA T E
E D U C A I'IO N
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A m in ister’s viewpoint:
It is quite n a tu ra l for a m inister
to be keenly in terested in the work
of an organization like th e PTA
since we sh a re a com mon concern
for the intellectual, m oral, and
sp iritu al developm ent of children.
Although we h av e slightly different
resources by which to m ak e our
contribution to th e n u rtu re of a
Child, we sh a re in the d esire to
provide the best possible environ­
m ent for children so th a t th ey can
m ake intelligent life decisions. I
D IST R IC T
BUDGET
H E A R IN G
* ^ c t of Columbia County, State of Oregon,
p.m. for the purpose of discussing with interested persons the operating budget for th
1967’ a t 8:00 o’clock
1, 1967, hereinafter set forth. The budget was prepared on a h L t of budget,.for the fiscal year beginning July
preceding year. Major accounting changes, if any, and their e f f e c t h e nthndDe?nS1StenttWflth ? at USed *” the
panying statem ent. A copy of the budget docum ent is available for insoertfon S
f5 th *n 30 accom-
Supermtendent’s office between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 00 n m
Colurnbla County School
$1.00 or parts of it m ay be obtained for $0.25 per sheet.
P
udget document m ay be obtained for
Sam Hearing Jr., Chairman, Interm ediate Education District Board
Oemonia Cagle
will stand behind any group th at
w ants to help children!
Bob S argent
A businessm an w rites:
As a businessm an I realize how
m uch work and planning a re ne­
cessary to m ake an organization a
success. V ernonia ca n be proud
to say they have a PTA th at is a
success. I see work done to benefit
our children’s future and I ’m glad
for the cooperation of educators
and parents so th a t pupils in the
Vernonia School D istrict can have
this opportunity. The people who
keep this organization continually
progressing a re surely to be com ­
mended.
F ish e r’s Appliance and
R epair,
S herm an S. Fisher.
F ro m a p aren t:
We need such an outlet for ex­
pression and understanding. I feel
ce rtain a void would exist within
our school p ro g ram without PTA.
We, as p aren ts, have an “out of the
class room ” opportunity to b e­
com e acquainted with those who
guide and in stru ct o u r children in
th eir form ative years. T hat social
contact is often the very thing th at
brings th e te ac h er and p aren t to­
g eth er and m any tim es "b reak s a
b a rrie r o r m isunderstanding” e x ­
isting.
E veryone has the opportunity to
voice his opinion o r bring a ques­
tion to the floor, and perhaps solve
a problem th a t someone else had
had before him .
M any good films and speakers
of a professional level are p rese n t­
ed and the p are n t who n ever av ­
ails him self of the things th a t a re
to be had w ithin the PTA agenda
is indeed the loser, as well m ight
his "stu d e n t” be. A stim ulating
topic, followed by a good cup of
coffee with the PTA, is h ere to
stay.
R eatha Horn.
A stu d en t’s viewpoint:
As a student a t Vernonia high
school, I h av e been aw are of sev­
e ra l contributions by th e PTA th at
have aided not only in th e up keep
of the building but also in financial
help to individual students.
A la rg e donation tow ard the cost
of our glass backboards, and new
spotlight, and the assistance in
paying for band uniform s are ju st
th ree task s th e PTA has u n d ertak ­
en for the high school. It also gives
a $75 scholarship to a graduating
senior each y ear. The studentbody
fully recognizes and appreciates
the assistan ce th a t this active
group has given to our school.
Sally Knowlton.
Phone 429-3462
SUMMARY
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Tax Levy
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Total Budget Requirements___________________________
Deduct: Total Budget Resources Except Tax to be Levied
Revenue Necessary to Balance Budget________________
Taxes to be Levied for Ensuing Y ear ______
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Analysis of Taxes to be Levied:
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Within 6% Limitation___________ ______ ___
Outside 6% Limitation________ __ ________ ____________
Total Taxes to be Levied. ___________ _________
Year Beginning
7-1-1967
$85,755.00
36,155.00
49,600.00
49,600.00
NEHALEM
MOTOR
VALLEY
F R E IG H T
$ 6.506.16
$10,048.22
Budget
Current
Year
$ 6,000.00
101.00
3,901.02
14,953.87
16,656.98
20,000.00
25,361.05
36,090.00
26,806.20
33,485.00
26.000.00
35,165.00
$61,451.05
$19,406.75
5,317.69
1,497.18
10.00
6,700.00
1,342.00
691.40
155.00
1,428.43
130.53
14,721.85
$51,402.83
$60,291.20
$20,216.25
7,044.59
1,280.66
20.00
4,200.00
892.03
915.70
121.00
1,388.67
223.93
15.863.59
$52,166.42
$61,165.00
$22,900.00
7,390.00
1,300.00
125.00
900.00
175.00
2,175.00
1,200.00
20,000.00
5,000 00
$61,165.00
ITEM
BUDGET RESOURCES—IN SUMMARY
Available Cash B alance_____
Revenue from Local Sources
Except Tax to be L ev ied _____
Revenue from State Sources
Receipts from Other School Districts
Total Budget Resources Except
Tax to be Levied_____________
District Tax Received in Year Levied
District Tax Required to Balance Budget
Budget
for
Ensuing
Year
Approved
$ 5,000.00
1,155.00
30,000.00
36,155.00
49,600.00
TOTAL BUDGET RESOURCES...... ......
$85,755.00
BUDGET REQUIREM ENTS-IN SUMMARY
ADMINISTRATION - Salaries
$34,290.00
— Other
7,395.00
INSTRUCTION — Other Than Salaries
1,800.00
SE R V IC E S-O ther Than Salaries
125.00
HEALTH SERVICES — Salaries
— Other .
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? Z ? ^ TI0N OF PEA N T-O ther than Salaries - 1,000.00
MAINT. OF PLANT—Other thaon Salaries
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175.00
FIXED CHARGES __________________
- 4,970.00
CAPITAL OUTLAY — Equipment
- 1,000.00
CONTRACT S E R V IC E S __
- 30,000.00
OPERATING CONTINGENCY
- 5,000.00
TOTAL BUDGET REQUIREMENTS
$85,755.00
SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES FOR PERSONAL SERVICES
HISTORICAL DATA
Budget for Ensuing Year
•Actual
No.
Total
No.
Second Yr.
F irst Yr.
of
Salary PERSONNEL
of
Preceding
Preceding
Empl
Budgeted CLASSIFICATION
Approved
ADMINISTRATION
$10.000.00
$10,340 00
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$12,000.00
Superintendent
1
$13,200.00
Administrative Assistant __ 1
9.000 00
5,m om
6.300 00
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Deputy
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7,480.00
3.000.75
3,75000
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4.1m m
Clerical
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4.51000
HEALTH SERVICES
fi.700.00
4.200 00
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School Nurse
'Publish Feb. 9. 1967 and Feb. 16. 1967»
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Like an old car, y o u r insur­
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out-dated, too. But while an
old ca r shows its obsolescence,
it takes study and review to
uncover out-dated insurance.
D ocs your program incorpor­
ate the m any recent insurance
im p ro v e m e n ts w h ic h m ak e
possible superior, m ore eco­
nom ical protection? If not,
you’d do well to see us for a
com plete protection review.
J. Horn
VERNONIA INSURANCE
EXCHANGE
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