anaheim-gazette 1952-07-29

Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1902 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SO LONG — A busload of Anaheim kids leaves for the YMCA summer camp at Osceola in the San Bernardino mountains from the local YMCA building at 9 a.m. today. About 150 boys left in two buses and will return at 5 p.m. next Tuesday. Services for Eva Peron Postponed BUENOS AIRES, Argentina —The flooding grief of the Aztine people has postponed future services for Eva Peron, the nation's first lady, at least tomorrow. President Juan D. Peron announced last night that the wife would continue to state in an improvised elocation in the Labor Ministry until strongs could pay their CAMP FUNDS—Glen Casto, left, representing individual members of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce, presents Tommy Thomason, YMCA secretary, with a check representing Jaycee donations to send two boys to the Y summer camp at Camp Osceola. Thomason left with the boys this morning. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anahein) Katella School District Fiscal Year Beginning July 1 Grade Span of District: 1951-52 Actually Maintained 1952-53 Budget Plan Kimberly Average Daily Attendance: 1951-52 Actual (or estimated) 1952-53 Budget estimate Page 1 Grade span; A.d.a.; The record; Budget calender reverse 2 Summary of current (secured roll) 3 Analysis of certain re Part Fund 4,5,6 One GENERAL FUND 7 Two BOND INTEREST FUND 8 Three BUILDING FUND 9 Four SPECIAL ACCOUNT FUND 10 Five EMERGENCY FUND 11 Six PUBLIC SCHOOL 12 Seven CAFETERIA 13 Eight CHILD CARE Notices of Action All actions shall be taken authorized special meeting of To The County Superintendent. a. TENTATIVE BUDGET governing board of the school Date of meeting July 1, 'MAKE 'EM THICK' is the advice given Chief Dave Lemke, center, by his two assistants, Conger Thompson, left, and Joe Lieb Jr., as he sets to work for the Native Sons of the Golden West Barbecue being held in Anaheim La Palma Park at 6:30 this evening. The beeves are hanging in the cooler of the Bridgford Packing Co. plant on N. Patt st. (Gazette Photo). All standard lines of SILVERWARE International, Holmes & Edwards, Community and Sterling patterns. USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN NORTH ANAHEIM PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 732 No. Los Angeles St. Prescription Center FREE PARKING See us for DRUG needs. PRICES RIGHT PHONE ANAHEIM 6292 Parents Draw Life Imprisonment for Death of Son TAMPA, Fla. (UP)—Three days of punishment which brought death to 4-year-old Wayne Delham have brought life imprisonment to his parents, John and Alice Cliffe. Circuit Judge Henry C. Tillman pronounced sentence yesterday on the Cliffes. It was the maximum sentence under the conviction of second degree murder returned by a jury last week. The parents admitted beating, starving and hanging the child but insisted they were punishing him for disobedience and had no idea he would die. He died during the third night of being hung by the neck so his feet barely touched the floor. Wage Stabilization Board Dies Tonight WASHINGTON (UP)—The old Wage Stabilization board dies at midnight tonight but a new one, with less power, is expected to be named shortly by President Truman. Members must be confirmed by the Senate, but as it is not in session Truman may name board members to serve until Congress convenes in January. It is reported he is having difficulty finding men to fill the posts. The old WSB was the center of heated controversy during the steel strike because some said certain recommendations it made favored organized labor. SACRAMENTO. (UP) — Sacramento had it a bit cooler wester- LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE (c) Meals for needy pupils (Education Code Section 16420) ... 3,6 (d) Tuition for interdistrict kindergarten attendance (Education Code Section 1503.4, 6357.1) ... 3,6 (e) Total 3. (a) to 3. (d) incl. ... 1,18 4. Total B1., B2., and B3. (e) ... 1,18 C Net General Purposes Tax Requirements subject to tax rate limit Net General Purposes subject to tax rate limite (A3. minus B4.) ... 40,38 G The TAX RATE LIMIT for GENERAL PURPOSE column 5, Part C, is the STATUTORY LIMIT or VOTED LIMIT. This is the General Fund and Special Accumulative Building Excluding those General Fund purposes which are the tax rate limit, as shown in Part B. 1. STATUTORY LIMIT. The rate authorized for the trust by Education Code Section 6357, subsection VOTED LIMIT. The rate authorized by an election 16, 1952 as provided by Education Code Section 4965.1) whereby the maximum rate was increased to $1.10 to provide money for the purpose of cation for the year or years 1952-1953 to 1954-1955 ANALYSES OF GENERAL FUND TAXES EXEMPTION SUBJECT TO SPECIAL TAX RATE LIMIT ITEM ANALYSIS C Other General Purpose Items Not Individually Restricted (See Part B.3, Lines a. to d., Summary of Current District Tax Reqments for 1952-53—page 2) 1. Restricted balance July 1, 1951 2. Computed tax receipts 1951-52: a. $3,963,640 times $0.0284 b. $96,600 times $0.0000 c. Total (a plus b) 3. Actual expense 1951-52 (socure these amounts from appropriate entries column 1 from indicated pages) 4. Restricted balance June 30, 1952 (1 plus 2c minus 3) 5. District taxes on unsecured roll estimated for 1952-53 a. $88,800 times $0.0284 (90% Unsecured roll 1952-53 (Excess rate 1951-52)) 6. Amount budgeted 1952-53 (secure these amounts from appropriate entries in column 2 from indicated pages) LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, July 29, 1952) BUDGET Katella School District of Orange County, California for the Year Beginning July 1, 1952, and Ending June 30, 1953. The Span of District: 1951-52 Actually Maintained Kindergarten to 8. 1952-53 Budget Plan Kindergarten to 8. Usage Daily Attendance: 1951-52 Actual (or estimate) 211 1952-53 Budget estimate 210 This district has Used Not Used Grade span; A.d.a.; Table of contents; Adoption record; Budget calendar and instructions on reverse X Summary of current district tax requirements (secured roll) X Analysis of certain restricted taxes X Part Fund One GENERAL FUND X Two BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND X Three BUILDING FUND X Four SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND X Five EMERGENCY SCHOOL BUILDING FUND X Six PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING FUND X Seven CAFETERIA ACCOUNT X Eight CHILD CARE CENTER FUND X Notices of Adoption and Transmittal All actions shall be taken on this budget during regular or prioritized special meeting of the governing board. TENTATIVE BUDGET. This budget is hereby filed by the Board of the school district. Date of meeting July 1, 1952. Signed H. D. HOWELL, Clerk PUBLICATION BUDGET The governing board having made members to serve until Congress convenes in January. It is reported he is having difficulty finding men to fill the posts. The old WSB was the center of heated controversy during the steel strike because some said certain recommendations it made favored organized labor. SACRAMENTO. (AP) — Sacramento had it a bit cooler yesterday, with a top thermometer reading of 104 degrees down from Sunday's 105, the season's warmest. The most home runs hit by any one World Series was four hit by Lou Gehrig of the Yankees in 1928. This was only a four game series. Part One—GENERAL FUND I. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury 15,343.42 Accounts Receivable (reported on Form No. J-43-A) 15,343.42 Total Current Assets 15,343.42 Less: Current Liabilities (reported on Form No. J-43) 15,343.42 Net Beginning Balance 15,343.42 II. Income State School Fund Apportionments and Allowances: Apportionments on A.D.A. 18,090.00 Allowances for transportation 1,664.58 Apportionment for Current Growth County Aid: Tax on Solvent Credits 9.40 Other Income 103.89 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll: Amount received 1951-52 1,344.85 Amount estimated for 1951-52 1,344.85 (as follows) Prior Years' District Taxes 644.96 Total Income other than Current District Taxes on secured roll 22,320.26 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: Amount received 1951-52 35,558.67 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1952-53 Total Income (exclusive of I Beginning Balance) 57,878.93 III. Total Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income (I plus II; must equal VI) 73,222.36 IV. Expenditures and Transfers 1—Administration Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total Six PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING FUND X Seven CAFETERIA ACCOUNT X Eight CHILD CARE CENTER FUND X Notices of Adoption and Transmittal All actions shall be taken on this budget during regular or prioritized special meeting of the governing board. The County Superintendent of School: TENTATIVE BUDGET. This budget is hereby filed by the Board of the school district. Date of meeting July 1, 1952. Signed H. D. HOWELL, Clerk PUBLICATION BUDGET. The governing board, having made July 10, 1952, such revisions, additions, and changes as it deems necessary or necessary, pending publication, public hearing and final action, hereby returns the budget. The public hearing on this budget will be held at Katella School Monday, August 4, 1952, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. Signed H. D. HOWELL, Clerk Summary of Current District Tax Requirements for 1952-53 To be derived by levy on the secured roll Cross—General Purposes Tax Requirements General Fund ..... 4 41,533.00 Total (A1. and A2.) ..... 41,533.00 Reduction of General Purposes amounts exempt from tax rate limit or subject to special tax rate limits. Exempt portions of General Fund Requirement entered on line A1. Community Services (individually restricted) (Education Code Section 6357.2) ..... 3,6 $0.05 Annual repayment on account of Public School Building Fund Apportionment (Education Code Section 5063) ..... 3,6 no limit Other exempt items for which separate tax rate, in total, is needed: (a) District contribution to employees retirement under State Employees Retirement System (Government Code Section 20532) ..... 3,5 1,145.00 no limit (b) Rental of property of component district (Education Code Section 4963.2) ..... 3,5 no limit BUDGET 1952-53 Total Income (exclusive of I Beginning Balance) ..... 57,878.93 III. Total Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income (I plus II; must equal VI) ..... 73,222.36 IV. Expenditures and Transfers 1—Administration Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total ..... 3,600.92 2—Instruction 2a—Certificated Salaries of Instruction ..... 34,310.10 2c—Other Expenses of Instruction Audio visual education service (county contract) Library Other Expense Total Instruction ..... 36,233.09 3—Auxiliary Services Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total ..... 821.98 4—Operation of School Plant Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total ..... 5,483.65 5—Maintenance of School Plant Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total ..... 2,935.39 8—Fixed Charges (1) District Contribution to Employees Retirement under State Employees Retirement System (Gov. Code Section 20532—see Special Instruction 1, page $) 1,001.55 (3) All other Fixed Charges ..... 987.39 Total ..... 1,908.84 LEGAL NOTICES Pupils: District kindergarten Education Code (1) 3,6 $0.10 (2) incl. 1,145.60 no limit (Anal. 0, Line 7) (e) 1,145.66 Require- limit Object to tax (1) 40,387.34 1.10 For GENERAL PURPOSES entered in the TUTORY LIMIT or VOTED LIMIT, shown below. This is the limit for the Accumulative Building Fund (Part A) and purposes which are exempt from in Part B. The rate authorized for this school district Section 6357, subsection A; or 2, authorized by an election held May 9th Education Code Section 6358 (or maximum rate was increased from $99 pay for the purpose of current operations 1952-1953 to 1954-1955. UND TAXES EXEMPT FROM OR RATING TAX RATE LIMITS District Contribution to Empl. Residency Under State Empl. Ret. System (Gov. Code Sec. 20522) 1951 0.00 1952: $0.284 1,125.67 Access rate 1951-52) 0.00 Access rate 1951-52) 1,125.67 Access rate 1951-52) 1,001.55 (page 5, col. 1) In appropriate entries in wages) 1952 (i plus 2c minus 3) 124.12 Coll estimated for 1952-53: 284 25.22 Access rate 1951-52) 1,295.00 (page 5, col. 2) Legal Notices LEGAL NOTICES 7—Transportation of Pupils Salaries and Wages ... 5,040. Other Expense ... 1,750. Total ... 3,464.00 6,790. Total Current Expense of Education (applicable to unit expense calculations) (forward to page 6) 54,537.96 62,745. This district is a members of the County Library System. 9—Food Service (2) Other Food Service ... 1,096.27 Salaries and Wages ... 1,850. Total ... 1,096.27 1,850. 10—Community Services (1) Required or authorized under Chap. 9 of Div. 9 (Civic Center) or Chap. 4 of Div. 12 (Recreation) of the Education Code (See Special Instruction No. 1, page 3) Salaries and Wages ... 500. Total ... 175.97 500. 10—Capital Outlay b. Improvement of Grounds ... 2,000. c. Buildings ... 2,000. d. Equipment ... 4,000. Total ... 427.30 8,000. T—Transfers (not classified as expenditures) Undistributed Reserve ... 7,446. Total Expenditures and Transfers ... 56,237.50 80,541. V. Ending Balance, June 30 Cash in County Treasury ... 16,967.61 Accounts Receivable (included in II.Income) ... 40.00 GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1953, for 1953-54 ... 1,044. Total Current Assets ... 17,007.61 Less: Current Liabilities (included in 1,125.67 1,001.55 (Page 5, col. 1) on appropriate entries in ages) 1952 (1 plus 2c minus 3) 124.12 roll estimated for 1952-53: 284 25.22 success rate 1951-52) 1,295.00 (Page 6, col. 2) appropriate entries in es) altered in the Summary of measures for 1952-53 to be rolled roll 1,145.66 Page 2, Lines B3a to B3d, GENERAL FUND Col. 1 1951-52 Actual Col. 2 1952-53 Budget 15,343.43 16,967. 40. 15,343.43 17,007. 22. 15,843.43 16,988. Berters in the Summary of measures for 1952-53 to be rolled roll 1,145.66 Reported on (reported on (reported on recee 15,843.43 16,988. Portionments LA. 18,090.00 20,045. Nation 1,564.59 1,900. Present Growth 583.15 1,800. 9.40 5. 103.29 100. Roll: 2 1,344.85 1951-52 1,344.84 804. 644.99 513. Current and roll 22,320.26 23,087. Secured Roll: 35,558.67 DO BALANCE 41,533. of I Beence Plus (just equal VI) 73,222.36 81,585. Total Expenditures and Transfers 56,237.50 80,541. V. Ending Balance, June 39 Cash in County Treasury 16,967.61 Accounts Receivable (included in II. Income) 40.00 GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1953, for 1953-54 1,044. Total Current Assets 17,007.61 Less: Current Liabilities (included in IV. Expenditures) 22.75 Net Ending Balance 16,984.86 1,044. VI. Total Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance (IV plus V; must equal III) 73,222.36 81,585. Part Two—BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND L. Beginning Balance, July 1951 5,566.96 5,496.20 II. Income Miscellaneous Income 81.00 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll 262.57 127.00 Prior Years' District Taxes 106.57 168.00 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll Amount received 1951-52 5,622.60 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1952-53 5,029.03 Total 5,991.74 5,405.05 III. Total Beginning Balance Plus Income 11,558.70 10,901.25 IV. Expenditures and Transfers (C Bond Interest 2,062.50 1,952.50 B—Bond Redemption 4,000.00 4,000.00 Total Expenditures and Transfers 6,062.50 5,952.50 V. Ending Balance, June 30, 1952 5,496.20 4,948.75 VI. Total Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance 11,558.70 10,901.25 Part Three—BUILDING FUND L. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in County Treasury 889.80 Total 889.80 Net 889.80 III. Total Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income 889.80 IV. Expenditures and Transfers T—Transfers 889.80 Total Expenditures and Transfers 889.80 VI. Total Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance 889.80 Part Seven—CAFETERIA ACCOUNT L. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in Bank "Operating" cash 535.76 257.85 Accounts Receivable 219.85 347.08 Stores and Prepaid Expense 92.00 OF I Beance Plus (est equal VI) 73,222.36 81,585. 3,800. 1,125. 3,600.92 4,925. 34,310.10 34,700. 1,922.99 100. 525. 2,500. 36,233.09 37,625. 950. 50. 821.98 1,000. 3,600. 2,600. 5,483.65 6,200. 1,950. 1,500. 2,935.39 3,450. 1,001.55 1,395. 987.29 1,260. 1,998.84 2,555. T—Transfers 889.80 Total Expenditures and Transfers 889.80 VI. Total, Expenditures and Transfers Plus Net Ending Balance 889.80 Part Seven—CAFETERIA ACCOUNT L. Beginning Balance, July 1 Cash in Bank "Operating" cash 535.76 257.85 Accounts Receivable 219.85 347.08 Stores and Prepaid Expense 92.00 Total 755.61 696.93 Less: Current Liabilities Accumulative Cafeteria Equipment Replacement Reserve 12.50 15.00 Net 743.11 681.93 II. Income Federal (Cash Relimbursement) subventions 1,558.44 1,200.00 Cafeteria Sales 6,601.45 6,500.00 Other Income 148.03 150.00 Total 8,307.92 7,850.00 III. Total Net Beginning Balance Plus Total Income 9,051.03 8,531.93 IV. Expenditures 8—Food Service 8a—Regular Meals Salaries 1,950.00 Food 6,000.00 Operating supplies and expenses 189.93 8c—Other Food Service 392.00 Total 8,461.15 8,531.93 V. Ending Balance Cash in Bank "Operating" cash 257.85 Accounts Receivable 347.03 Total 604.88 Less: Current Liabilities 15.00 Net 569.88 VI. Total Expenditures Plus Net Ending Balance 9,051.03 8,531.93