anaheim-gazette 1954-07-29

LEGAL NOTICE BUDGET ANANSIM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1954, and ending June 30, 1955. GRADE SPAN OF DISTRICT 1952-54 Actually Maintained Edgn to 8, inclusive. 1952-54 Budget Plan Margin to 6, inclusive. AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE (all grades in the schools of the district) 1953-54 Actual 3863. 1954-55 Budget Estimate 4300. NOTICE OF ADOPTION AND TRANSMITTAL All actions have been taken on this budget during regular or authorized special meeting of the governing board. To the County Superintendent of Schools: TENTATIVE BUDGET! This budget is hereby filed by the governing board of school district. DATE OF MEETING June 23, 1954. Signed John P. Mary Jr., Clerk. PUBLICATION BUDGET: The governing board on July 1, 1954, made such revisions, additions, and changes as it deemed desirable or necessary, pending publication, public hearing and final adoption. The public hearing on this budget will be held at 251 East Center Street on August 3, 1954, at 7:30 o'clock p.m. Signed Carrie K. Rogers, Clerk. Summary of Current District Tax Requirements for 1954-55 FUND and PURPOSE Amount of Taxes Required $ 272,754 Tax Rate Limit $ 272,754 General Fund $ 272,754 Total $ 272,754 Net General Purpose subject to tax rate limitation $ 272,754 1.15 1.1500 Interest and Redemption Fund Bond Interest and principal payments—Anaheim Loans 28,705 No Limit .1000 .0000 The Tax Rate Limit for General Purposes is the Statutory limit or Voted limit, whichever applies as shown below: I. Statutory Limit. The rate Authorized for this school district is $1.15. GENERAL FUND J. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY I Cash in County Treasury $ 75,976.38 $ 150,936 Repairing Cash Fund $ 500.00 $ 600 Investments in U.S. Bonds $ 24,789.00 $ 34,789 Accounts Receivable $ 29,848.10 $ 2,225 Total Current Assets $ 141,104.48 $ 188,441 Less: Current Liabilities $ 65,481.63 $ 100,091 Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $ 75,622.80 $ 88,359 II. INCOME State School Fund Apportionments and Allowances: Apportionments on prior years A.D.A. $ 406,196.32 $ 213,665 Special Purpose Apportionment Allowance for excess expense— Physical Handling费 $ 5,600.00 $ 6,000 Allowance for Regular Pupil Transportation $ 1,841.16 $ 1,800 Apportionment for Growth First period: $ 28,640.34 $ 42,935 Second period: $ 47,754.08 $ 100,182 Final Apportionment $ 1,160.13 County Aid: Tax on Solvent Credits $ 511.57 $ 400 Tuition Transfers from other districts $ 3,074.97 Other Incomes $ 5,029.25 $ 45,616 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll: Amount Received 1953-54 $ 23,422.39 Amount Estimated for 1954-55 $ 53,072 Deferred Roll, 1953-54 $ 5,127,800 Not more than 10% for Delinquency $ 4,615,029 General Purpose Tax Rate 1953-54 $ 1,1500 Prior Years District Taxes Total Income other than Current District Taxes on secured roll: $ 2,194.00 $ 4,500 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: $ 763,171 Amount received 1953-54 $ 251,674.65 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE LEGAL NOTICE (I) District Contribution to Retirement under State Lifetime Benefit System (2) All other Fixed Charges Total 7—TRANSPORTATION OF PURCHASES Salaries and Wages Other Expense Gross Total Less: Reimbursements from certifying body Total Current Expense of Education This District has no member of the FOOD SERVICES Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total 9—COMMUNITY SERVICES Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total 16—CAPITAL OUTLAY B. Improvement of Grounds c. Buildings d. Equipment Total T—TRANSFERS (2) Other Tuition Transfers Total Transfers UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE Total Expenditures V. ENDING BALANCE JULY II Cash in County Treasury Revolving Cash Fund Investments in U.S. Homes Accounts Receivable GENERAL RESERVE JUNE III Total Current Assets Less: Current Liabilities Net Ending Balance VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION I. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY II INCOME District Taxes on Unsecured Roll Prior Years District Taxes on Secure Amount Received 1953-54 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE 1954-55 III. TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE INCOME IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFER Bond Interest Bond Redemption Total Expenditures and Transfer V. ENDING BALANCE JULY III INCOME District Taxes on Unsecured Roll Prior Years District Taxes on Secure Amount Received 1953-54 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE 1954-55 Apportionment for Growth First period 28,640.21 42,935 Second period 47,754.08 100,182 Final Apportionment 1,160.19 County Aid: Tax on Solvent Credits 511.57 400 Transfer Transfers from other districts 3,074.07 Other Income 9,029.25 45,616 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll: Amount Received 1953-54 23,422.39 Amount Estimated for 1953-54 53,072 Unsecured Roll, 1954-55 5,127,800 Not more than 10% for Delinquency 4,615,020 General Purpose Tax Rate 1953-54 1,1500 Prior Years' District Taxes 2,194.00 4,500 Total Income other than Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: 763,171 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: 354,674.65 Amount Received 1953-54 354,674.65 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1954-65 273,754 Total Income 387,098.19 $1,141,925 III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $952,720.39 $1,220,275 IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS I—ADMINISTRATION Salaries and Wages $31,518 Other Expense 6,170 Total $33,025.25 37,658 II—INSTRUCTION 2a—Certified Salaries of Instruction 585,328.29 577,760 2b—Other Salaries of Instruction 10,936.59 19,215 2c—Other Expenses of Instruction 27,084.23 1,500 Audio Visual Education Service Library 4,000 Other Expense 20,900 Total Instruction 622,349.21 626,375 III—AUXILIARY SERVICES Salaries and Wages 18,108 Other Expense 500 Total 12,044.70 18,658 IV—OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages 71,230 Other Expense 21,600 Total 84,122.59 92,830 V—MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages 14,000 Other Expense 14,000 Total 21,925.25 26,000 It’s the Hit that’s written It's the Hit that's written Take a look, if you please, at the car and the styling that are changing historic sales standings. Take a look at the beauty and the buy called Buick—the car that is forging ahead to new sales heights in the 1954 market. Take a look at the new best seller that has moved into the "Big Three" of the nation's top sales leaders—into that very exclusive circle that for two decades has held only the so-called "low-price three." For today, as national sales figures for the first five months reveal, Buick is outselling all other cars in America except two of these "low-price three." And each new month firms Buick's new position. It takes solid worth to bring about—a lot more automobile dollar in Buick than in other cars. But it also takes the glamorous tomorrow styling that is Buick today. It takes the highest V8 horsepowers, Series for Series, in Buick history. It takes the room comfort and ride and handling that are Buick's proud tradition. And it takes a range of cars satisfy a wide range of people—prices that most people can afford. So you find the low-priced SPECIAL, the high-powered CENTURY, the extra-spacious SUPER, and the custom-built WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BE "Drive from factory Save up to $37200 See YOUR BUICK Dealer" STEFFY BUICK 410 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM LEGAL NOTICE (1) District Contribution to Employees Retirement under State Employees Reriment System 10,295.83 10,500 (2) All other Fixed Charges 10,114.00 11,500 Total 20,409.42 22,300 Transportation of Pupils Salaries and Wages 15,665 Other Expense 5,055 Gross Total 20,670 Reimbursements from certain other districts 15,527.09 Net Total 20,670 Current Expense of Education $323,413.83 $342,321 Deducted in roof member of the County Library System Food Service 2,750 Salaries and Wages 100 Other Expense 100 Total 2,510.37 2,500 MUNITY SERVICES Salaries and Wages 4,400.00 5,500 Other Expense 1,400.00 100 Total 5,800.00 5,900 CAPITAL OUTLAY Improvement of Grounds 1,024.21 12,250 Buildings 2,229.27 8,500 Equipment 22,503.66 39,958 Total 28,767.14 51,715 TUPSERS (2) Other Tuition Transfers 5,889.91 205,000 Total Transfers 5,889.91 205,000 UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE 71,938 Total Expenditures $864,371.31 $1,172,775 BING BALANCE JULY 1 In County Treasury $150,926.24 Living Cash Fund $599.99 Deductions in U.S. Homes 24,780.00 Donations 2,224.72 REAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1955, for 1955-56 All Current Assets 188,441.06 Current Liabilities 100,091.33 Ending Balance 88,349.66 50,500 TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS $952,720.99 $1,230,275 NET ENDING BALANCE BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND BNING BALANCE JULY 1 $14,797.86 $22,859.21 Tax Taxes on Unsecured Roll 2,668.16 9,424.00 Yearly District Taxes 762.09 816.95 District Taxes on Secured Roll: 51,715.60 COUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET -55 28,704.84 Total TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS COME $55,148.85 89,145.79 PENDITURES AND TRANSFERS Interest Redemption 12,087.50 11,175.00 Expenditures and Transfers DING BALANCE JULY 29 $27,699.21 EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS NET ENDING BALANCE $69,946.71 $42,005.00 INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND, LOARA SCHOOL DISTRICT BNING BALANCE JULY 1, 1953 $447.69 $123.80 FUND and PURPOSE Amount of Taxes Required Tax Computed General Fund Rate Tax Rates Special Accumulative Fund Total Exempt Portion of General Fund Requirements 1. Community Services $658 .9456 2. Annual repayment on account of Public School Building Fund Apportionment $1,839 .1278 3. Other exempt items: a. District Contributions to State Employees Retirement System $1,199 b. Meals for Needy Pupils c. Tuition d. Total to c. inclusive NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR ANNEXATION AND INCLUSION OF TERRITORY TO STANTON COUNTY WATER DISTRICT, AND OF TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING THEREON. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Secretary of the Stanton County Water District, as follows: 1. That on July 22nd, 1954, a written Petition for Annexation and Inclusion within the Stanton County Water District, of certain territory non-contiguous land was filed with the Secretary of the Stanton County Water District, which petition is entitled "Petition for Annexation," and is signed by the following persons as purported owners of the territory therein described or some part thereof, to-wit: a. Charged to Budget Class 9 b. Charged to Budget Class 10 c. Total (a plus b) d. Restricted balance June 29, 1954 e. Disaster taxes on Unsecured roll 1954-55 f. Disaster taxes on Unsecured roll 1954-55 2. The purpose of said Petition is to have included within and made a part of Stanton County Water District, all of the non-contiguous territory hereafter described. 3. That the territory proposed to be annexed to and included within the Stanton County Water District is entirely situated within the County of Orange, State of California, and is more particularly described as follows: The South ten acres of the East one-half of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 18, Township 4 South Range 4 West, San Bernardino Basse and Meridian in Orange County more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner of said East one-half and running through the Northwest 80'27" West, along the West line. writing New History Buick's new position. hold worth to bring this not more automobile per quick than in other cars, kakes the glamorous new styling that is Buick makes the highest V8 horse-series for Series, in all city. It takes the room and ride and handling that proud tradition. kakes a range of cars to trade range of people—with most people can well you find the low-priced high-powered extra-spacious and custom-built ROADMASTER—the four big reasons for Buick's tremendous sales success. Come in for a demonstration and you'll see what we mean. With the years-away styling of this glamor car, you'll be way ahead at resale time. And right now you're money ahead with the big trade-in allowance our volume sales can bring you. Drop in this week. Buick Sales are Soaring! BUICK COMPANY 13 ST., ANAHEIM KE 52297 OHIO STATE SOCIETY Long Beach Ohio State Society will hold their 42nd annual picnic Sunday, August 1, in Ebbie Park, Long Beach. 2-ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., July 29, 1954 LEGAL NOTICE 1. Restricted balance July 1, 1953 $ 171.53 2. Computed tax receipts 1953-54 $ 3,451.95 a. $ 1,472,640 times $ 1,884 b. Secured Roll 1953-54 Excess Rate '53-'54 $ 123.71 c. Total to pay by Excess Rate '52-'54 $ 2,005.66 3. Actual Expenditures 1953-54 $ 2,479.92 4. Restricted Balance June 80, 1954 $ 2,479.92 5. District taxes on unsecured roll 1954-55: a. $ 102,636 times $ 1,884 b. 90% Unsecured Roll '54-55 Excess Rate '52-'54 $ 2,318.50 6. Amount budgeted 1954-55 $ 2,330.83 7. Maximum amount to be derived by levy on 1954-55 secured roll 8. Total Conn. OTHER EXPENSE ITEMS to S.E.R.H. 1. Restricted balance July 1, 1953 $ 244.03 2. Computed tax receipts 1953-54 $ 1,447.31 a. $ 1,472,640 times $ 1,884 b. Secured Roll '53-'54 Excess Rate '52-'54 $ 79.33 c. Total to pay by Excess Rate '52-'54 $ 1,526.64 3. Actual Expense '53-'54 $ 1,498.57 4. Restricted balance June 80, 1954 $ 296.10 5. District taxes on Unsecured Roll a. $ 102,636 times $ 1,884 b. 90% Unsecured Roll '54-'55 Excess Rate '52-'54 $ 1,637.00 6. Amount budgeted '53-'54 $ 1,637.00 7. Maximum amount to be derived by levy on 1954-55 secured roll $ 1,199.23 GENERAL FUND 1. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1 Cash in County Treasury $ 6,647.80 $ 10,254. Cash Collections awaiting deposit $ 8,326. Accounts Receivable $ 4,313.51 Total Current Assets $ 11,468.31 $ 12,680. Less: Current Liabilities $ 10,580.30 $ 12,615. Net Beginning Balance $ 886.01 $ 84. Adjustments to Current Liabilities Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $ 886.01 $ 84. II. INCOME State School Fund Apportionments and Allowances: Apportionments on prior years A.D.A. $ 101,831.00 $ 103,844. Special Purpose Apportionment Allowance for excess expense—Physically Handcapped $ 1,088.00 $ 1,200. Allowance for Regular Pupil Transportation $ 2,654.05 $ 2,850. Apportionment for Growth First Period $ 293.13 $ 2,858. Second period $ 1,149.68 $ 5,303. Final Apportionment County Aid: Tax on Solvent Credits $ 26.76 $ 45. Apportionment from County School Service Fund $ 1,600.00 Other Income $ 4,064.20 $ 1,000. District Taxes on Unsecured Roll: Amount Received 1953-54 $ 1,188.15 $ Amount Estimated for 1954-55 $ 1,259. Unsecured Roll, 1954-55 $ 115,040. Not more than 10% for Delinquency $ 102,326. General Purpose Tax Rate 1953-54 $ 1,2164. Prior Years District Taxes $ 507.72 $ 620. Total Income other than Currents District Taxes on secured roll $ 114,416.45 $ 118,799. Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: NOTED DESIRABLE OR NECESSARY ADDITION. The public hearing at Stanton, on August 3, 1954, required the Tax Computed Rate, Tax Rates required Limit of 16,796. 16,796 553 .0450 1.839 .1275 1.199 1.199 .0534 2.696 13,100 .90 .9000 1.1568 2,369 No Limit .2344 The Statutory limit or Voted this school district is 1.90. EMPTY from or SUBJECT SETTINGS SERVICE Purpose $ 77.90 $ 733.98 $ 51.35 $ 785.83 $ 772.74 $ 772.74 $ 89.29 $ 51.56 $ 300.00 $ 800.00 4-55 secured roll $ 855.15 Purpose BUILDING FUND OF FILING PETITION FOR TERRITORY AND INCLUSION TERRITORY TO STANTON WATER DISTRICT, AND HE AND PLACE OF HEAR HEREON. IS HEREBY GIVEN by Secretary of the Stanton County District, as follows: On July 22nd, 1954, a written for Annexation and Inclusion in Stanton County Water District certain territory non-configured was filed with the Secrutes of the Stanton County Water which petition is entitled "Secrutes Annexation," and is signed allowing persons as purported of the territory therein devise some part thereof, to-wit: Mr. Prout Company, a co-op composed of Frank J. and William D. Prout. The purpose of said Petition included within and made a Stanton County Water District of the non-contiguous territories described. the territory proposed to be de- and included within the County Water District is en-anted within the County of state of California, and is particularly described as follows: at the Southwest corner East one-half and running North one-half on August 3, 1954. VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $132,535.51 $125,639. BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND J. BEGINNING BALANCE July 1, 1953 $1,923.76 H. INCOME District Taxes on Unsecured Roll 267.32 314.00 Prior Years District Taxes 221.05 162.00 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: Amount Received 1955-54 3,825.39 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET 1954-55 2,368.99 Total Income $121,649.50 $125,575. IV. TOTAL, NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $132,535.51 $125,639. IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS I. ADMINISTRATION Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total $ 7,756.91 7,800. 2-INSTRUCTION Certificated Salaries of Instruction 87,126.11 77,900. 2-b Other Salaries of Instruction 2,100.09 900. 2-o Other Expenses of Instruction 4,846.28 100. Audio Visual Education Service Library Other Expense Total Institution 94,072.39 83,600. 3-AUXILIARY SERVICES Other Expenses Total $ 14.75 100. 4-OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total $ 2,700 4,300. 5-HAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages Other Expense Total $ 7,786.62 7,000. 6-FIXED CHARGES (1) District Contribution to Employees Retirement under State Employees Retirement System 1,484.57 1,657. (2) All other Fixed Charges 2,842.32 1,400. Total $ 4,126.90 3,087. 7-TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS Salaries and Wages Other Expense Gross Total Net Total $ 5,270.04 4,100. Total Current Expense of Education $121,944.43 $107,737. This district is a member of the County Library System 8-POOD SERVICE Salaries and Wages Total $ 628.90 2,700. 9-COMMUNITY SERVICES Salaries and Wages Total $ 500.00 600. Other Expense Total $ 273.73 200. Total $ 772.74 800. 10-CAPITAL OUTLAY b Improvement of Grounds d Equipment Total $ 6,634.72 3,000. Total $ 2,479.92 2,311. T-TRANSFERS (2) Other Tuition Transfers Total Transfers $ 16,500. UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE Total Expenditures $132,471.71 $125,139. V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 29 Cash in County Treasury Cash Collections awaiting deposit $ 10,254.32 Cash Collections awaiting deposit $ 3,426.02 GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30,1955,for 1956-56 Total Current Assets $ 13,680.24 Less: Current Liabilities $ 13,684.54 Net Ending Balance $ 83.50 VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $132,535.51 $125,639. BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND J.BEGINNING BALANCE July I, 1953 $ 1,923.76 H.INCOME District Taxes on Unsecured Roll 267.32 314.00 Prior Years District Taxes 221.05 162.00 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: Amount Received JUNE 54 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET JUNE 54 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 20 Cash in County Treasury $10,254.32 Cash Collections awaiting deposit $4,426.02 GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30, 1955, for 1955-56 $500. Total Current Assets $13,689.24 Lease: Current Liabilities $13,618.54 Net Ending Balance $62.50 VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND I. BEGINNING BALANCE, July 1, 1953 $1,933.24 II. INCOME District Taxes on Unsecured Roll $267.33 Prior Years' District Taxes $221.55 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: Amount Received 1963-54 $3,825.29 AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE BUDGET $1354.55 Total $4,314.27 $2,341.99 III. TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $9,207.51 $5,768.75 IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS Bond Interest $1,283.75 Bond Redemption $2,000.00 Total Expenditures and Transfers $4,283.75 $4,281.25 V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30, 1964 $1,999.76 $1,567.50 VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING FUND I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1 Cash in County Treasury $5,983.23 $5,966. II. INCOME TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE $5,932.23 $5,966. III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE 5-MAINtenance of School Plant Total $17.50 d. Equipment $5,966. Total $5,966. TOTAL EXPENDITURES $17.50 $5,966. IV. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30 Cash in County Treasury $5,965.73 Total $5,965.73 Net $5,965.73 $000 VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE CAFETERIA ACCOUNT I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1 Cash in Security First National Bank, Buena Park Operating cash $7.95 $19.27 Reserve cash $17.27 Accounts Receivable $241.35 Total $249.39 $216. Total $249.39 $216. Allowances to Accounts Receivable $322.35 Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $16.95 $218. II. INCOME Federal (Cash Reinbursement) subvention $1,926.07 $1,900. Cafeteria sales $10,755.82 $10,500. Other Income $1,744.33 $1,700. Total $14,436.23 $14,100. III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $14,436.23 $14,100. IV. EXPENDITURES 1-FOOD SERVICE No-Beginner Meals Salaries Food Recreation supplies and expenses Support Food Service Total $14,337.33 V. ENDING BALANCE Cash in Security First National Bank, Buena Park Operating cash $109.40 Reserve cash $12.50 Total $117.90 VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $14,436.23 $14,100