anaheim-gazette 1951-07-30

LEGAL NOTICE (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 30, 1951.) BUDGET Magnolia School District of Orange County, California, for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1951, and Ending June 30, 1952. Grade Span of District: 1950-51 Actually Maintained Kindergarten to 8. 1951-52 Budget Plan Kindergarten to 8. Average Daily Attendance: 1950-51 Actual (or estimate) ..... 392 1951-52 Budget estimate ..... 410 Summary of Current District Tax Requirements for 1951-52 To be derived by levy on the secured roll: A. Bond interest and redemption Interest and Sinkink Bond Interest and principal payments ..... 7 $15,175. no limit .4468 B. General Purposes gross 1. General ..... 7 38,648. (see Parts C-D C-D) 5. Total ..... 38,648. C. General Purposes amounts exempt from tax rate limit 1. General ..... 3-5 1,188. no limit District contribution to employees retirement under State Employees Retirement System (Gov. Code Sec. 20532; portion of B.1) 7. Total (C.1 to 6 incl.) ..... 1,188. no limit .0350 D. General Purposes remainder subject to tax rate limit General excluding C.1, 2, 3 and 4 Special Accumulative Building (B.5 minus C.7) 1. STATUTORY LIMIT. The rate authorized for this school district by Education Code Section 6357, subsection—or 2. VOTED LIMIT. The rate authorized by an election held June 26, 1951 (date) as provided by Education Code Section 6358 (or 4965.1) whereby the maximum rate was increased from $.90 to $1.10 to provide money for the purpose of Providing funds to pay salaries of all employees for the year or years 1951-1952 to 1955-1956. Notices of Adoption and Transmittal All actions shall be taken on this budget during regular or authorized special meeting of the governing board. To The County Superintendent of Schools: 1. TENTATIVE BUDGET. This budget is hereby filed by the governing board of the school district. Date of meeting June 29, 1951. Signed ED. R. COOK, Clerk 2. PUBLICATION BUDGET. The governing board, having made on July 17, 1951, such revisions, additions, and changes as it deems NOTICE OF ADOPTION AND TRANSMITTAL All actions shall be taken on this budget during regular or authorized special meeting of the governing board. To The County Superintendent of Schools: 1. TENTATIVE BUDGET. This budget is hereby filed by the governing board of the school district. Date of meeting June 29, 1951. Signed ED. R. COOK, Clerk 2. PUBLICATION BUDGET. The governing board, having made on July 17, 1951, such revisions, additions, and changes as it deems desirable or necessary, pending publication, public hearing and final adoption, hereby returns the budget. The public hearing on this budget will be held at Magnolia Number One School on Monday, August 6, 1951, at 7:30 o'clock P.M. Signed ED. R. COOK, Clerk PART ONE—GENERAL FUND (Education Code Section 5083) I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury ... 7,684.93 Total Current Assets ... 7,684.93 Less: Current Liabilities (reported on Form No. J-43) ... 12.00 Net Beginning Balance ... 7,672.93 II. Income State School Fund Apportionments and Allowances: Apportionments on A.D.A. (Basic State Aid and State Equalization Aid) ... 43,385.89 Allowances for transportation ... 2,164.35 Apportionment for Current Growth County Aid: Tax on Solvent Credits ... 14.11 Apportionments from County School Service Fund ... 1,500.00 Other Income ... 176.97 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll Amount received 1950-51 ... 96.67 Amount estimated for 1951-52 (as follows) ... 76 Unsecured Roll 1951-52 6,540. Not more than 10% for Delinquency ... 7,886. General Purpose Tax Rate 1950-51 ... 90 Prior Years District Taxes ... 561.23 Total Income other than Current District Taxes on secured roll ... 47,899.22 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll Amount received 1950-51 ... 31,989.90 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1951-52 ... 38,648. Total Income (exclusive of I Beginning Balance) ... 79,889.12 III. Total Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income (I plus II; must equal VI) ... 87,562.05 IV. Expenditures and Transfers 1. Administration Salaries and Wages ... 1,350. Other Expense ... 2650. Total ... 1,433.72 2. Instruction 2a. Certificated Salaries of Instruction ... 54,381.33 2c. Other Expense of Instruction Audio visual education service (county contract) ... 3,881.88 Library ... 125. Library ... 975. V. Ending Balance, July 1 VI. Total Expenditure Net Ending Balance I. Beginning Balance Cash in County Net II. Income Total III. Total Net Beginning Plus Total Income IV. Expenditures Total III. Total Net Beginning Total Income IV. Expenditures 8. Food Service 8a. Regular Meals Salaries Food Operating expenses Total TOTAL CURRENT ENDINGBalance Cash in Southern "Operating" cash Net VI. Total Expenditure Ending Balance (Pub. Archaic) Katella School District Fiscal Year beginning Jugrade Span of District: 1950-51 Actually May 1951-52 Budget Plan Average Daily Attendance: 1950-51 Actual (or e.g., 1951-52 Budget estimate Summary of Current To be derived A. Bond interest and III. Total Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income (I plus II; must equal V1) ... 87,562.05 91,651. IV. Expenditures and Transfers 1. Administration Salaries and Wages ... 1,350. Other Expense ... 2650. Total ... 1,433.72 2,000. 2. Instruction 2a. Certificated Salaries of Instruction ... 54,381.33 54,500. 2c. Other Expense of Instruction Audio visual education service (county contract) ... 125. Library ... 975. Other Expense ... 3,000. Total Instruction ... 58,263.21 58,600. 3. Auxiliary Services Other Expense ... 400. Total ... 2,328.64 400. 4. Operation of School Plant Salaries and Wages ... 8,600. Other Expense ... 2,400. Total ... 12,609.31 11,000. 5. Maintenance of School Plant Other Expense ... 2,500. Total ... 1,794.59 2,500. 6. Fixed Charges (1). District Contribution to Employees Retirement under State Employees Retirement System (Gov. Code Section 20532) ... 1,516.88 1,188. (3). All other Fixed Charges ... 2,286.21 1,812. Total ... 3,783.09 3,000. 7. Transportation of Pupils Other Expense ... 5,000. Total ... 3,427.71 5,000. Total Current Expense of Education (applicable to unit expense calculations) ... 83,640.27 82,500. This district is a member of the County Library System. 8. Food Service (2). Other Food Service Salaries and Wages ... 2,100. Total ... 2,100. 9. Community Services Total ... 500. Katella School District Fiscal Year beginning July Grade Span of District: 1950-51 Actually Maxed 1951-52 Budget Plan Average Daily Attendance 1950-51 Actual or estimated 1951-52 Budget estimate Summary of Current To be derived A. Bond interest and Interest and Sinking Fund and principal payment B. General Purposes 1. General 5. Total (B.1 to B.4) C. General Purposes from tax rate limit 1. General: District contribution retirement under State Retirement System Sec. 20532; portion 7. Total (C.1 to C.4) D. General Purposes to tax rate limit General excluding Special Accumulation (B.5 minus C.7) Analysis Exempt from 4. Restricted balance June 5. District taxes on unsecured a $ times-$ (90% Unsecured roll 1950) 6. Amount budgeted 1950 7. Maximum amount to be derived by levy Notices of All actions shall be authorized special meeting To the County Superintendent 1. TENTATIVE BUDGET LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 10. Capital Outlay d. Equipment 2,500. Total 228.90 2,500. T. Transfers (not classified as expenditures) (2) All Other Transfers 1,167.28 600. Total Transfers 1,167.28 600. UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE 2,951. Total Expenditures and Transfers 85,536.45 90,651. V. Ending Balance, June 30 Cash in County Treasury 3,469.67 GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1952, for 1952-53 1,000. Total Current Assets 3,469.67 Less: Current Liabilities (Included in IV. Expenditures) 1,444.07 Net Ending Balance 2,025.60 1,000. VI. Total, Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance (IV plus V; must equal III) 87,562.05 91,851. Part Two—BOND INTEREST AND SINKING FUND (Education Code Sections 7407, 7436, 7464, 7465, 7516, 7517 and 7531) I. Beginning Balance, July 1 9,290.18 2,752.87 II. Income Miscellaneous Income 890.00 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll 68.66 15.00 Prior Years' District Taxes 131.84 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll Amount received 1950-51 6,412.19 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1951-52 15,174.68 Total 6,612.69 16,069.68 III. Total, Beginning Balance Plus Income 15,902.87 18,822.55 IV. Expenditures and Transfers Sc. Bond Interest 3,150.00 2,925.00 B. Bond Redemption 10,000.00 10,000.00 Total Expenditures and Transfers 13,150.00 12,925.00 V. Ending Balance, June 30 2,752.87 5,897.55 VI. Total, Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance 15,902.87 18,822.55 Part Three—Building Fund (Education Code Sections 7401 and Following, 18860) I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury 12,715.08 Net 12,715.08 II. Income Total .00 III. Total, Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income 12,715.08 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Signed H.D. HOWELL, Date of meeting July 2, 1951. 2. PUBLICATION BUDGET The governing board has on July 17, 1951, such revisions, additions and changes to desirable or necessary pending publication, public hearing, adoption, hereby returns the budget. The public hearing on this budget will be held at Katt on Friday, August 3, 1951, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Signed H.D. HOWELL, Part One—GENERAL FUND (Education Code Section 5003) Col. I Col. II Actual I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury $19,375.14 Total Current Assets 19,375.14 Less: Current Liabilities (reported on Form No.J-48) 308.24 Net Beginning Balance 19,066.84 II. Income State School Fund Apportionments and Allowances; Apportionments on A.D.A. (Basic State Aid and State Equallization Aid) 18,000.00 Allowances for transportation 1,420.64 Apportionment for Current Growth County Aid; Tax on Solvent Credits 9.14 Other Income 226.04 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll Amount received 1950-51 693.54 Amount estimated for 1951-52 (as follows); Unsecured Roll, 1951-52 96,660. Not more than 10% for Delinquency 86,944. General Purpose Tax Rate 1950-51 .80 Prior Years' District Taxes 742.87 Total Income other than Current District Taxes on secured roll 21,032.18 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll Amount received 1950-51 30,580.49 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1951-52 Total Income (exclusive of I Beginning Balance) 51,612.64 III. Total, net Beginning Balance plus total Income (I plus II; must equal VI) 70,679.49 IV. Expenditures and Transfers 1. Administration Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total Expenditures and Transfers ... 13,150.00 12,925.00 V. Ending Balance, June 30 ... 2,752.87 5,897.55 VI. Total, Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance ... 15,902.87 18,822.55 Part Three—Building Fund (Education Code Sections 7401 and Following, 18860) I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury ... 12,715.08 Net ... 12,715.08 II. Income Total ... .00 III. Total, Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income ... 12,715.08 IV. Expenditures 10. Capital Outlay Total ... 12,715.08 TOTAL EXPENDITURES ... 12,715.08 V. Ending Balance Cash in County Treasury ... .00 Net ... .00 VI. Total, Expenditures Plus Net Ending Balance ... 12,715.08 Part Seven—CAFETERIA ACCOUNT (Education Code Sections 19301 to 19313) I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in Southern County Bank "Operating" cash ... 164.26 295. Total ... 164.26 295. Net ... 164.26 295. II. Income Federal (Cash Reimbursement) subventions ... 1,096.99 1,229. Cafeteria Sales ... 4,636.79 4,998. Other Income ... 13.98 Total ... 5,747.76 6,227. III. Total, Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income ... 5,912.02 6,522. IV. Expenditures 8. Food Service 8a. Regular Meals Salaries ... 1,000. Food ... 4,400. Operating supplies and expenses ... 531. Total ... 5,616.58 5,931. TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE ... 5,616.58 5,931. VI. Ending Balance Cash in Southern County Bank "Operating" cash ... 295.44 Total ... 295.44 Net ... 295.44 591. VI. Total, Expenditures Plus Net Ending Balance ... 5,912.02 6,522. (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 30, 1951.) BUDGET Katella School District of Orange County, California, for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 1951, and ending June 30, 1952. Grade Span of District: 1950-31 Actually Maintained Kindergarten to 8. 1951-52 Budget Plan Kindergarten to 8. Average Daily Attendance: 1950-51 Actual (or estimate) ... 201 1951-52 Budget estimate ... 211 Summary of Current District Tax Requirements for 1951-52 To be derived by levy on the secured roll Total Income other than Current District Taxes on secured roll ... 21,032.18 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll Amount received 1950-51 ... 30,580.49 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1951-52 ... Total Income (exclusive of I Beginning Balance) ... 51,612.64 III. Total, net Beginning Balance plus total Income (I plus II; must equal VI) ... 70,679.49 IV. Expenditures and Transfers 1. Administration Salaries and Wages Other Expense ... Total ... 1,322.18 2. Instruction 2a Certificated Salaries of Instruction ... 34,224.38 2c Other Expense of Instruction ... 2,999.59 Audio visual education service (county contract) Library Other Expense ... Total Instruction ... 36,323.98 3. Auxiliary Services Salaries and Wages Other Expense ... Total ... 808.10 4. Operation of School Plant Salaries and Wages Other Expense ... Total ... 5,703.15 5. Maintenance of School Plant Salaries and Wages Other Expense ... Total ... 2,523.72 6. Fixed Charges (1) District Contribution to Employees Retirement under State Employees Retirement System (Gov. Code Section 20532—see Special Instruction 1, page (3))... 1,232.77 (3) All other Fixed Charges ... 1,774.63 Total ... 2,507.40 7. Transportation of Pupils Salaries and Wages Other Expense ... Total ... 3,140.53 Total Current Expense of Education (applicable to unit expense calculations)... 52,329.06 8. Food Service (2) Other Food Service Salaries and Wages ... Total ... 1,650.25 9. Community Services Salaries and Wages ... Total ... 10. Capital Outlay c. Buildings d. Equipment ... Total Undistributed Reserve ... Total Expenditures and Transfers ... 55,336.06 V. Ending Balance, June 30 Cash in County Treasury General Reserve June 30, 1952, for 1952-53 (Pub. Anaheim Gazette July 30, 1951.) BUDGET Katella School District of Orange County, California, for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1, 1951, and ending June 30, 1952. Grade Span of District: 1950-31 Actually Maintained Kindergarten to 8. 1951-52 Budget Plan Kindergarten to 8. Average Daily Attendance: 1950-51 Actual (or estimate) ... 201 1951-52 Budget estimate ... 211 Summary of Current District Tax Requirements for 1951-52 To be derived by levy on the secured roll A. Bond interest and redemption: Interest and Sinking Bond Interest and principal payments ... 7 $ 5,236. no limit $ 1,482 B. General Purposes gross: 1. General ... 4 33,120. (see Parts C-D C-D 5. Total (B.1 to 4 incl.) ... 33,120. C. General Purposes amounts exempt from tax rate limit 1. General: District contribution to employees retirement under State Employees Retirement System (Gov. Code Sec. 20532; portion of B.1) ...3-5 1,270. no limit 7. Total (C.1 to 6 incl.) ... 1,270. no limit .0380 D. General Purposes remainder subject to tax rate limit General excluding C.1, 2, 3 and 4 Special Accumulative Building (B.5 minus C.7) Analysis of General Fund Taxes Exempt from Statutory Tax Rate Limits Restricted balance June 30, 1951 ... 00. District taxes on unsecured roll estimated for 1951-52: a. $ times$ ... 00. (90% Unsecured roll 1951-52) (Excess rate 1950-51) Amount budgeted 1951-52 ... 1,270. Maximum amount to be entered in the summary of current district tax requirement for 1951-52 to be derived by levy on the secured roll ... 1,270. Notices of Adoption and Transmittal All actions shall be taken on this budget during regular or authorized special meeting of the governing board. to the County Superintendent of Schools: I. TENTATIVE BUDGET. This budget is hereby filed by the gov- LEGAL NOTICE Signed H. D. HOWELL, Clerk The governing board, having made additions and changes as it deems publication, public hearing and final budget will be held at Katella School 10 o'clock P.M. Signed H. D. HOWELL, Clerk GENERAL FUND (Base State Nutrition Aid) Lion nt Growth Roll -52 96,660. 86,944. .80 742.87 644. MOD Files Protest Against 'Unfair' Lemon Prorate Mutual Orange Distributors today lodged a "vigorous protest" with the U. S. Department of Agriculture regarding the "unrealistic prorate" on shipments for this week and next, on lemons. In a telegram to Secretary Charels F. Brannan, M.O.D. sales manager Joe Imhoff rapped the lemon administrative committee's refusal to increase the present week's prorate to take care of the "unprecedented demand under favorable weather conditions, favorable prices and favorable holdings." "We do not have a single unsold car of lemons rolling to offer our regular customers. Furthermore we are allowed to ship nothing most of this week on definite commitments to our year-round customers, in spite of the fact that growers' fruit is nowrotting in the curing rooms and a near record crop is resulting in already distressed arrivals," Imhof said. Pointing out that the lemon products deal is now at an extremely low ebb and returning practically nothing, Imhof requestel that M.O.D. members be allowed to ship additional fruit under the hardship clause of the marketing act. Mrs. Mary J. Turco Claimed by Death Mrs. Mary J. Turco, 66, died at Anaheim hospital yesterday. She was born in New York and has resided in Anaheim for the past five years at her daughter's home, 143 Evelyn dr. Surviving her are her daughter Famed Capistrano Mission Father Claimed by Death SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO—(AP)—It won't be the same when the swallows come back to Capistrano next year. Father Arthur J. Hutchinson, who has greeted them every year since 1933, won't be on hand. He died Friday. It was under the direction of Father Hutchinson that the legend of the swallows gained widest fame. Spurred by a hit-parade song, tourists visited the famous old mission here by the hundreds of thousands. With them came prosperity, and the padre was able to restore the mission garden and direct excavation of the mission's early ruins. According to the legend, the swallows begin arriving at the mission on St. Joseph's 'Day, March 19, every year, and depart on St. John's day, Oct. 23. Mrs. Mary A. Kovar Dies on Saturday Mrs. Mary A. Kovar died Saturday at her home, 327 S. Citron st., at the age of 88. She was born in Czechoslovakia and had lived in Anaheim for the past 21 years. She leaves five daughters, Mrs. Josephine Marten, Mrs. Bessie Wood, both of Anaheim; Mrs. Mary Hough, of South Dakota; Mrs. Nettie Skalisky and Mrs. Anna King, both of Minnesota. Remains will be shipped to Owatonna, Minn., for interment in the family plot. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars are in charge of ar- Mrs. Mary J. Turco Claimed by Death Mrs. Mary J. Turco, 66, died at Anaheim hospital yesterday. She was born in New York and has resided in Anaheim for the past five years at her daughter's home, 143 Evelyn dr. Surviving her are her daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Kock of Anaheim and one son, Merwin of Angelus Port, Washington. Remains will be shipped to Seattle, Washington. Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars are in charge of arrangements. Native Daughter Of Anaheim Dies Miss Marie A. Hurtado, 533 W. Chestnut st., died yesterday at her home. She was born in Anaheim in 1885. She leaves two brothers, Emil J. of Orange and Victor of Costa Mesa; two sisters, Mrs. Angrelia Grijalva and Mrs. Helena Lenain, both of Anaheim. Rosary will be conducted at St. Boniface church tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mass will be recited at St. Boniface church Wednesday at 9 a.m. Interment will be at Calvary cemetery in Los Angeles. If You Drive! Don't Drink Eat More California Oranges LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE b. Improvements of Grounds 100. c. Buildings 789. Total 889. TOTAL EXPENDITURES 7,005.28 889. V. Ending Balance, June 30 Cash in County Treasury 889.80 Total 889.80 VI. Total Expenditures Plus Net Ending Balance 7,895.08 889. Part Four—Special Accumulative Building Fund (Education Code Sections 5961 to 5968) I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury 11.63 Net 11.63 III. Total, Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income 11.63 IV. Expenditures and Transfers 10 Capital Outlay Total 11.63 T Transfers Total Expenditures and Transfers 11.63 V. Ending Balance, June 30 Cash in County Treasury .00 Net .00 I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury 11.63 II. Total, Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income 11.63 IV. Expenditures and Transfers 10 Capital Outlay Total 11.63 T Transfers Total Expenditures and Transfers 11.63 V. Ending Balance, June 30 Cash in County Treasury .00 Net .00 VI. Total, Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance 11.63 Part Seven—CAFETERIA ACCOUNT (Education Code Sections 19301 to 19313) I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in Bank "Operating" cash 396.72 672. Accounts Receivable 71.38 71. Stores and Prepaid Expense 85. Total 468.10 828. Net 468.10 828. II. Income Federal (Cash Reimbursement) subventions 1,309.65 1,100. Cafeteria Sales 6,194.34 6,322. Total 7,503.99 7,422. III. Total, Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income 7,972.09 8,250. IV. Expenditures 8 Food Services 8a Regular Meals Salaries 1,650. Food 6,000. Operating supplies and expenses 100. Repairs and Replacement and/or Depreciation 500. Total 7,143.71 TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE 7,143.71 8,250. V. Ending Balance Cash in Bank "Operating" cash 671.73 Accounts Receivable 71.38 Stores and Prepaid Expense 85.27 Total 828.38 Net 828.38 VI. Total, Expenditures Plus Net Ending Balance 7,972.09 8,250.