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ANAHEIM GAZETTE
Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, July 26, 1955
City Council Sets Speed Limits
The City Council, acting on recommendations by Chief of Police Mark A. Stephenson has set the speed limit on Westmont Dr., between West St. and Loara Ave., at 35 m.p.h. Boulevard stop signs are to be erected on all four corners of Loara and West St.
Walnut St. from Manchester Ave. to Ball Rd., has been declared a major highway and stop signs will be erected at all intersecting streets. Four-way stop signs are to be erected at the intersection of Santa Ana Ave. and Lemon St.
EDITORIAL
Every dog should own a child
OTHER EXPENSES
1. Restricted balance June
2. Computed tax receipts
a. $60,129,020 Secured B.
b. $4,073,450 Unsecured B.
c. Amount budgeted 1955d. Amount budgeted 1955e. Maximum amount to be
GENERAL
1. BEGINNING BALANCE
Cash in County Treasurer's Revolving Cash Fund Accounts Receivable
Total Current Assets: Current Liabilities
Net Beginning Balance Adjustments to Current Adjusted Net Beginning Balance
a. Federal Subvention
b. Federal-State Vocational Apportionment
c. State Apportionment Basic Aid and Special Purpose Expense - P
Driver Training Apportionment for Group
d. Subventions Taxes on Mofrent C.
Other County Income
b. Other Income -
l. Tuition Transfers
f. Petition Taxes
Petition Taxes Unsecured Roll Tax Received in 1955 Estimated for H.
Assessed Value Not More Than Delinquency General Purpose Total Income Other Taxes Secured Roll Taxes Received in 1955
OUR dog here has just acquired a small boy—owns him lock, stock and barrel right now, as you can easily see.
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Saving is simpler than you think—with U.S. Savings Bonds on the Payroll Savings Plan
LEGAL NOTICES
ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT- OF ORANGE COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1956, and ending
June 30, 1956.
GRADE SPAN OF DISTRICT
1954-55 Actually Maintained 7th to 12th inclusive.
1955-56 Budget Plan 7th to 12th inclusive.
AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE
(all grades in the schools of the district)
1956-57 annual 1.98
1955-56 Budget Estimate 2.40
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 the school district.
DATE OF MEETING June 22, 1955.
Signed, Lois D. Warwick, Clerk.
SUMMARY OF CURRENT DISTRICT TAX REQUIREMENTS FOR 1956-56
FUND and PURPOSE
General Fund $1,048,841.56
Total $1,048,841.56
Exempt Portion of General Fund
1. Community Services $22,000.00 $0.05 $4412
tax rate limitation $939,000.00 1.50 1.2734
4. Other exempt items:
a. Discretion Contributions to State Employees Retirement System $27,511.10
d. Total, a to c, inclusive $27,511.10 $0.354
5. TOTAL, 1 to 4, inclusive $59,841.74
Net General Purpose subject to tax rate limitation $288,000.09 1.30 1.2734
Interest and Redemption Fund
Bond Intervention and Principal payments $225,825.00
The Tax Rate Limit for General Purposes is the Statutory limit or Voted
limit, whichever applies as shown below:
2. Voted Limit: The rate authorized by an election field April 9, 1958,
whereby the maximum rate was increased from 8.75 to 11.50 to provide money for the purpose of operation and maintenance of the
schools of said district for the year or years of 1956-1959.
ANALYSIS of GENERAL FUND TAXES EXCEPT from or SUBJECT
to SPECIAL TAX RATE LIMITS
ITEM COMMUNITY SERVICES
1. Restricted balance July 1, 1954 $59.48
2. Computed tax receipts 1954-55
a. $600,120,020 Secured Roll '44-63
times .0222 Excess Rate '44-63
b. $16,871,450 Secured Roll '44-63 times .0222 Excess Rate '44-63
x .0222 Excess Rate '44-63 $1,566.95
3. Restricted balance plus tax receipts (1 plus 2n plus 2b) $12,920.80
4. Actual expenditures 1954-55;
BOND INCOME
I. BEGINNING BALANCE
II. INCOME
District Taxes on Prior Year's Discount Current District Amount AMOUNT RRBUDGET
III. TOTAL BEGINNING PLUS INCOME
IV. EXPENDITURES
Bond Interest Bond Redemption Transfers to Generals Expenditure
V. ENDING BALANCE
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURE PLUS NET ENERGY
I. BEGINNING BALANCE Cash in County Trends
Total Less: Current Liabilities Net Beginning Adjusted Net Bonds
Total Total Net Begins Plus Totals
IV. EXPENDITURES
5-MAINTENANCE Salaries and Wages Other Expenses
Total Total Expenditures
V. ENDING BALANCE Cash in County Trends
LEGAL NOTICES
a. Charged to Budget Class 8 $10,630.00
x 5,024 Excess Rate '54-'55 $699.47
b. Charged to Budget Class 10 $0.00
c. Total ($ plus b) $10,630.00
d. Restricted balance June 30, 1955 $2,290.00
e. District taxes on Secured roll '35-'56
f. State 60 Unsecured Roll '44 $269.94
g. Restricted balance plus district taxes $4,227.84
h. Amount budgeted 1955-'56
i. Charged to Budget Class 9 $38,258.06
j. Charged to Budget Class 10 $0.00
k. Total ($ plus b) $326,282.00
l. Maximum amount to be derived by levy on 1955-56 secured roll $326,282.00
OTHER EXPENSE ITEMS
1. Restricted balance July 1, 1954 $1,622.50
2. Computed tax receipts 1954-'55
a. $60,129,020 Secured Roll '54-'55
x 4,024 Excess Rate '54-'55 $14,070.19
b. $6,073,460 Unsecured Roll '54-'55 $1,566.35
x 4,024 Excess Rate '54-'55 $17,252.64
c. Actual Expense '54-'55 $17,252.64
d. Restricted balance on June 30, 1956 $17,252.64
e. District taxes on Unsecured Roll $4,326,949 90% Unsecured Roll '54-'56
f. Restricted balance plus district taxes $497.90
g. Amount budgeted '54-'56 $214,000.00
h. Maximum amount to be derived by levy on 1955-56 secured roll $214,000.00
GENERAL FUND
1. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury $271,575.24
Revolving Cash Fund $900.00
Accounts Receivable $9,993
Total Current Assets $772,078.24
Less: Current Liabilities $188,349.23
Net Beginning Balance $188,349.23
Adjustments to Current Liabilities $188,349.23
Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $188,349.23
II. INCOME
b. Federal Subventions
c. Federal-State Vocational Education apportments $4,624.47
d. State Apportionments and Allowances Basic Aid and Registration Aid $262,261.66
Special Purpose Apportments Excess expense - Physical Handicapped - Regular Pupils $606.08
Driver Training $4,277.77
Apportionment for Growth - First Period $14,072.18
- Second Period $21,277.48
d. Subventions Taxes on Solvent Credits Other County Income (including Prior Years) $703.12
b. Other Income $8,008.
i. Toll Taxes (from other Districts) $297,023.73
j. Debtors' Taxes $14,218.50
Unsecured Roll Taxes Received in 1954-'55 $63,112.08
Estimated for 1955-'56 $483,359
Assessed Valuation Not More Than 10% for Delinquency (%) $4,319,543
Total Income Other than Secured Roll Taxes $683,966.96
f. Secured Roll Taxes Received in 1954-'55 $611,000.20
LEGAL NOTICES
Net $7,781.64
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $833,762.52
I. TRANSFERS SPECIAL ACCUMULATIVE BUILDING FUND
V. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury $64,071.87
U.S.Bonds $80,960.00
Transfers $149,800.00
Not Beginning Balance $252,931.87
II. ADJUSTED Net Beginning Balance $282,031.87
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $380,021.87
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS 10-CAPITAL OUTLAY
b. Improvement of Grounds 17,190.12
c. Buildings 15,407.15
d. Equipment 8,706.37
Total 35,213.34
Total Expenditures and Transfers 35,213.34
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury $364,866.53
Cash in County Treasury $364,866.53
Total 344,818.53
Net $344,818.53
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $380,021.87
CAFETERIA ACCOUNTS
I. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1
Cash in Bank of America "Operating"; cash $1,261.77
Accounts Receivable 171.57
Total 1,433.34
Net Beginning Balance 1,433.34
Adjustments to Accounts Receivable 1,471.76
Adjusted Net Beginning Balance 2,905.10
II. INCOME Federal Cash Reimbursement) subventions 7,242.71 Cafeteria Sales 90,978.35 Total 28,221.06
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $101,126.16
IV. EXPENDITURES Food Service Regular Meals Salaries Food 35,081.85 62,832.00
TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE $97,913.65
V. ENDING BALANCE Cash in Bank of America "Operating"; cash $1,568.98 Accounts Receivable 1,642.33
Excess expense — Payroll Handicapped — Regular Pupils 400.00 400.00
Driver Training 6,297.77 11,014 15,321
Apportionment for Growth — First Period 14,321.15 16,508
— Second Period 21,321.45 27,500
d. Subrentitons Taxes on Sorrow Credits 700.12 700
Other County Income (including Prior Years) 6,006
Other Income 15,632.42 17,000
Tutition Transfers (from other Districts) 207,028.57 455,836
I. District Taxes Prior Year's Taxes 14,818.50 6,500
Unsecured Roll Taxes Received 1954-45 62,112.05
Estimated for 1955-56 62,112.05
Assessed Valuation 4,658.35
Not More Than 10% for Delinquency (%) 4,219,542
General Purpose Tax Rate (1954-55) 1,645
Total Income Other than Secured Roll Taxes 652,986.86 863,630
I. Secured Roll Taxes Received in 1955-56 611,069.26
Amount Required to Balance Budget, 1955-56 1,948,842
Total Income 1,264,027.06 1,912,172
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $1,400,776.88 $2,033,725
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
I—ADMINISTRATION Salaries and Wages Other Expense $ 45,180 3,700
Total $ 41,007.53 54,850
II—INSTRUCTION 2a—Certified Salaries of Instruction 706,585.25 1,016,232
2b—Other Salaries of Instruction 30,684.74 58,440
2c—Other Expenses of Instruction 59,113.68 193,170
Other Expense $ 16,100 3,200
Total Instruction 796,332.67 1,199,923
3—AUXILIARY SERVICES Salaries and Wages Other Expense $ 16,100 3,200
Total $ 12,643.42 19,200
4—OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages Other Expense $ 119,388 63,529
Total $ 122,070.32 188,500
5—MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages Other Expense $ 42,180 32,680
Total $ 38,943.50 75,860
6—FIXED CHARGES (1) District Contribution to Employees Retirement under State Employees Retirement System $ 17,759.11 23,000
(2) All other Fixed Charges $ 10,991.64 12,890
Total $ 27,760.75 49,990
7—TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS Salaries and Wages Other Expense $ 30,140 18,790
Gross Total $ 32,951.29 45,890
Less: Relimbursements from certain other districts $
Net Total $ 32,951.29 45,890
Total Current Expense of Education $ 1,068,730.49 $ 1,627,945
This district is not a member of the County Library System.
BOTH FOOD SERVICE (2) Other Food Services Salaries and Wages $ 12,800
9—COMMUNITY SERVICES Other Community Services $ 12,800
Total $ 8,047.10 12,800
10—CAPITAL OUTLAY (2) Outer Capital Outlay a. Improvement of Grounds b. Buildings d. Equipment $ 28,258
Total $ 57,481.56 129,000
T—TRANSFERS (2) Other Tutition Transfers $ 234.91
(3) All Other Transfers $ 127,000.00 29,000
Total Transfers $ 127,324.91 25,606
ENDISTRIBUTED RESERVE $ 172,724
Total Expenditures and Transfers $ 1,273,223.95 $ 1,396,725
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30 Cash in County Treasury Revolving Cash Fund Accounting General Reserve JUNE 30, 1956 for JUNE 30, 1956
Total Current Assets $ 248,863.58
Less: Current Liabilities Not Ending Expenditure $
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $
FARM SCHOOL ACCOUNT SPECIAL FUND Cash in Security First National Bank Cash in County Treasury $
Total $ 3,244.56
II. INCOME $
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING TAX TO INCOME $
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS V. ENDING BALANCE Cash in County Treasury $
Total Cash in Security First National Bank $
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $
MAGNOLIA SCHOOL DISTRICT OF ORANGE COUNTY,CALIFORNIA GRADE SPAN OF DISTRICT I954-55 Actually Maintained Kindr.g to Gain Inclusive.I954-56 Budget Plan Kindr.g to Include.AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE(all grades in the schools of the district)I954-55 Actual GAAI I954-56 Budget Estimate I.275NOTICE OF ADOPTION AND TRANSMITTALAll actions have been taken on this budget during regular special meeting of the governing board.To County Superintendent of Schools:TENTATIVE BUDGET This budget is hereby filed by the board of the school district.DATE OF MEETING June 20,I958.PUBLICATION BUDGET:The governing board on July 5,I958revisions,additions,and changes as it deemed desirable or necessarypublication,public hearing and final adoption.The publicthis budget will be held at Magnolia School No. I,on August I,o'clock p.m.SUMMARY OF CURRENT DISTRICT TAX REQUIREMENTS FUND and PURPOSE Amount of Taxes Required General Fund $94,290.75 Total Except Portion of General Fund Requirements l.Locality Services $1,047.83 $O.O.S.Locality Services a.District Contributions to State Employees Retirement System $3,042.92 d.Total.a to c.Inclusive $3,042.92 l.TOTAL l.to four inclusive $4,090.75 Net General Purpose subject to tax rate limitation $90,200.oo l.I.O.R.Entireal Redemption Fund Bond Interest and principal payments $24,272.6O.The Tax Rate Limit for General Purpose is the Statutory limit which ever applies as shown below.l.No other exemptions provided by an election held by a maximum rate was increased from .9 to twelve money for the purposes of providing funds to pay employees.for the year or years of 1961 - 1982 to I956 - I item COMMUNITY SERVICES l.Restricted balance July I,I,I954 l.Computed tax receipts I954-5l l.Computed tax receipts I954-5l l.Computed tax receipts I954-5l l.Computed tax receipts I954-5l l.Computed tax receipts I954-5l l.Computed tax receipts I954-
Total Expenditures and Transfers $ 1,273,223.99
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30 Cash in County Treasury $ 57,161.50
BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1 $ 161,120.12
II. INCOME
District Taxes on Unsecured Roll $ 41,144.17
Prior Years District Taxes $ 4,307.40
Current District Taxes on Secured Roll: Amount Received 1954-55 $ 134,063.89
AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BALANCE Budget 1955-56
III. TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 340,625.61
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
Long Interest $ 64,756.00
Mond Redemption $ 125,000.00
Transfers to General Fund
Total Expenditures and Transfers $ 199,750.00
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30 $ 140,938.61
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $ 340,625.61
BUILDING FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury $ 767,762.52
Total $ 767,762.52
Less: Current Liabilities $ 74,000.00
Net Beginning Balance $ 693,762.52
Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $ 693,762.52
II. INCOME
Sale of Bonds
Total $ 693,762.52
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $ 693,762.52
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
5 MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages
Other Expenses
Total Employer's contribution to retirement fund
10 CAPITAL OUTLAY
a. Land $ 342.50
b. Improvement of Grounds $ 586.00
c. Buildings $ 546,223.78
d. Equipment $ 140,323.69
Total $ 697,650.88
Total Expenditures and Transfers $ 687,950.88
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30 Cash in County Treasury $ 5,751.64
Bond interest and principal payments $ 24,272.60
The Tax Rate Limit for General Purpose is the Statutory limit which ever applies as shown below:
2. Voted Limit The rate authorized by an election holds whereby the maximum rate was increased from 4.90 to vide money for the purposes of providing funds to pay employees, for the year or years of 1951 - 1952 (e.g., 1955 - 1958)
ANALYSIS of GENERAL FUND TAXES EXCEPT from or SPECIAL TAX RATE LIMITS
COMMUNITY SERVICES
1. Restricted balance July 1, 1954
2. Computed tax receipts 1954-55
a. Bkp-516 Excess Roll $-55
b. Index Excess Rate $-54
h. $29,510 Unsecured Roll $-54-$58 times $0.0172 Excess Rate $-54-$54
3. Restricted balance plus tax receipts (1 plus 2a plus 2b)
a. Charged to Budget Class 8
b. Charged to Budget Class 10
c. Total (a plus b)
4. Restricted balance June 30, 1955
5. District taxes on Unsecured roll 1955-56 $ 335,072 % Unsecured Roll $-55-$56 times $0.0220 Excess Rate $-54-$55
6. Restricted balance plus district taxes
a. Charged to Budget Class 9
b. Charged to Budget Class 10
c. Total (a plus b)
7. Maximum amount to be derived by levy on 1955-56 secured
OTHER EXPENSE ITEMS Dist. Co.
1. Restricted balance July 1, 1954
2. Computed tax receipts 1954-55
a. Secured Roll $-44-$58 times Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.0172 Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.0172 Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.0172 Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.0172 Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.0172 Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.0172 Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.$030 times Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.$030 times Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.$030 times Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.$030 times Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.$030 times Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.$030 times Excess Rate $-44-$58 times $0.$$37
GENERAL FUND 1954-55 Actual
I. BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1
Cash in County Treasury Total Current Assets Total Current Liabilities Net Beginning Balance Adjusted Net Beginning Balance II. INCOME a Federal Subventions Federal Personal Assistance Public Law b State Appropriations and Allowances Basic Aid and Equalization Aid Special Purpose Apportionment Regular Pupils Driver Training Apportionment for Growth—First Period Second Period d.Subventions Treaties on Solvent Credits Apportionments from County School Service Funds Other Income l.District Taxes Prior Years/Taxes Unsecured Taxes Reserves Apportionment 1954-55 Estimated for 1953-54 Assessed Valuation Not More Than 10% for Delinquency (%) 35,072
NOTICES
TRANSFERS
$532,762.52
$2,105,728
VIVE BUILDING FUND
$64,071.87
$39,960.00
$149,000.00
$252,631.87
$364,819
ROLL:
$127,000.00
$25,000
ANCE
$260,021.87
$272,819
ERS
17,100.12
13,407.55
5,706.37
35,213.24
35,213.24
373,819
FESS
$364,858.53
53,560.00
264,318.83
344,318.53
$0.00
TRANSFERS
$330,021.87
$373,819
ACE
$126,912
ACCOUNTS
TRANSFERS
$1,261.77
171.57
1,433.24
1,433.24
1,471.76
2,905.10
INVENTIONS
7,242.71
90,978.35
28,221.06
ANCE
$101,126.16
LEGAL NOTICES
General Purpose Tax Ratio (1844-49)
Total Income Other Than Secured Roll Taxes 420,869.52 854,714
Secured Roll Taxes Received in 1954-65 69,488.52
Amount Required to Balance Budget 1954-58 Total Income 180,156.20 844,699
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME 171,671.78 874,963
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
1-ADMINISTRATION Salaries and Wages Other Expense
Total $ 4,754.32 12,275
2-INSTRUCTION Certifed Salaries of Instruction 167,056.25 173,902
2b-Other Salaries of Instruction 4,098.05 4,992
2b-Other Expenses of Instruction Audio Visual Education Service Other Expense Library Other Expense
Total Instruction 109,179.40 198,690
3-AUXILIARY SERVICES Salaries and Wages Other Expense 4,000 700
Total 164.36 4,700
4-OPERATION OF SCHOOL PLANT Salaries and Wages Other Expense 13,454 10,690
TOTAL 17,233.27 22,384
5-MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT Other Expense 3,400
Total 2,274.22 2,700
(1) District Contribution to Employees Retirement under State Employees Retirement System 3,224.36 4,500
(2) All other Fixed Charges 4,466.76 4,858
Total 6,933.68 6,358
7-TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS Salaries and Wages Other Expense 9,652 5,200
Gross Total 7,890.28 15,852
Less: Reimbursements from certain other districts 7,890.28 15,852
Net Total 7,690.28 15,852
Total Current Expense of Education $147,136.59 $287,584
This district is a member of the County Library System
(2) Hiley Food Service Salaries and Wages Other Expense $ 5,600
Total 2,263.77 5,600
9-COMMUNITY SERVICES Salaries and Wages Other Expense 1,500 1,600
COUNT SPECIAL FUND
Bank $ 3,284.06 $ 4,636
$ 80.50
3,244.56
3,094.94
0.00
6,439.50
1,803.15
4,636
0.00
Bank $ 4,636.32
TRANSFERS
ANCE $ 6,439.50 $ 4,636
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, for
and ending June 30, 1956.
N OF DISTRICT
Reg. to 6th inclusive,
inclusive.
LY ATTENDANCE
schools of the district)
Estimate 1,275
ON AND TRANSMITTAL
this budget during regular or authorized
schools;
budget is hereby filed by the governing
1955.
Signed, Cleo Mossman, Clerk.
governing board on July 5, 1955, made such
it deemed desirable or necessary, pendfinal adoption. The public hearing or
School No. 7, Jan August 1955 at 7:30
Signed, Cleo Mossman, Clerk
TAX REQUIREMENTS FOR 1955-56
Amount Tax Computed
of Taxes Rate Tax Rate
Required Limit
$ 94,290.75
$ 1,047.83 $ 0.05 .0128
$ 3,042.02
$ 3,042.92
.0370
$ 4,096.75
$ 90,200.00 1.10 1.100
$ 1,149
ments 24,272.60 .418
I Purpose is the Statutory limit or Voted
by an election held June 26, 1951
was increased from $.90 to $1.10 to proof providing funds to pay salaries of all
ears of 1951 - 1952 to 1956 - 1956.
TAXES EXEMPT from or SUBJECT
TAX RATE LIMITS
Purpose
BILITY SERVICES $ 861.16
$ 1,665.38
$ 4.28
Papts (1 plus 2a plus 2b) $2,530.93
$ 189.98
$ 0.00
Other Expense
Gross Total $7,890.28 $15,552
Less: Reimbursements from certain other districts
Net Total $7,690.28 $15,552
Total Current Expense of Education $147,196.59 $287,534
This district is a member of the County Library System
8-FOOD SERVICE
(2) Other Food Service $ 2,245.77
Salaries and Wages $ 5,000
Other Expense
Total $ 2,268.77 $ 5,000
9-COMMUNITY SERVICES
Salaries and Wages $ 1,800
Other Expense
Total $ 2,268.77 $ 5,000
10-CAPITAL OUTLAY
(2) Other Capital Outlay
a. Land $583.67 $500
b. Improvement of Grounds $1,223.01 $2,780
c. Buildings $1,697.96 $500
d. Equipment $6,568.67 $7,177
Total $9,276.28 $10,927
T-TRANSEFRS
(2) Other Tuition Transfers $31,646.98 $51,826
Total Transfers $31,646.98 $51,826
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE $77,816
Total Expenditures and Transfers $190,518.52 $360,083
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30 Cash in County Treasury $23,708.02 GENERAL RESERVE JUNE 30,1964 for 1956-57 $15,000
Total Current Assets $23,709.32 Less: Current Liabilities $7,685.65 Net Ending Balance $21,053.27 $15,000
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $211,571.79 $378,662
BOND INTEREST AND REDEMPTION FUND I.
BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1 $ 12,838.61 $ 12,351.72 INCOME Premiums and Accrued Interest $720.00 District Taxes on Unsecured Roll $105.89 Prior Years District Taxes $369.26 Current District Taxes on Secured Roll; Amount Required TO BALANCE BUDGET 1956-56 $34,272.40 Total $21,770.11 $35,429.53 III.
TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS INCOME $ 34,426.72 $43,781.25 IV.
EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS Bond Interest Bond Redemption Transfers to General Fund $ 6,378.00 $8,162.50 Total Expenditures and Transfers $31,775.00 $28,162.50 V.
ENDING BALANCE JUNE 20 $ 18,838.73 $20,618.75 VI.
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $ 24,426.72 $48,781.25
BUILDING FUND I.
BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1 Cash in County Treasury $ 49,142.42 $27,922.00 Net Beginning Balance $49,142.42 Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $49,142.42 II.
INCOME Sale of Bonds Other Income $80,000.00 170,000.00 Total $80,000.00 173,750 III.
TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE PLUS TOTAL INCOME $129,143.42 $201,672.00 IV.
EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS 10-CAPITAL OUTLAY a.Land c.Buildings d.Equipment Total Expenditures and Transfers 101,221.18 $193,562.00 V.
ENDING BALANCE JUNE 3 Cash in County Treasury $ 27,922.26 Net Net Redemption $27,922.26 V.
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $129,143.42 $201,672.00 STATE SCHOOL BUILDING FUND I.
BEGINNING BALANCE JULY 1 INCOME State Apportionments $1,500,00
TAXES EXEMPT FROM OR SUBJECT
TAX RATE LIMITS
CITY SERVICES
Purpose
$ 861.16
IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
10-CAPITAL OUTLAY
a. Land 45,409.03
c. Buildings 60,140.22
d. Equipment 8,581.90
178,820.00
14,752.00
Total Expenditures and Transfers 101,221.18 193,582.00
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30
Cash in County Treasury $ 27,022.26
$ 8,090.00
$ 8,090.00
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS
PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $ 125,143.42 $ 201,672.00
STATE SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
II. INCOME
State Apportionments $ 1,500,000
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE
PLUS TOTAL INCOME $ 1,690,000
IV. EXPENDITURES
5-MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT
Salaries and Wages $ 12,000
Total $ 12,000
6-FIXED CHARGES
Employer's contribution to retirement fund $ 960
10-CAPITAL OUTLAY
a. Land 45,000
b. Improvement of Grounds 72,750
c. Buildings 1,308,369
d. Equipment 61,000
Total $ 1,457,050
TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS $ 1,500,000
V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30
Net Ending Balance $ 0.00
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $ 1,500,000
CAPETERIA ACCOUNT
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cash in Security First National Anaheim "Operating" cash $ 1,433.65 $ 416
Total $ 1,433.65
Lease: Current Liabilities $ 1,044.76
Net Beginning Balance $ 248.96
Adjustments to Accounts Receivable $ 1,085.20
Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $ 1,424.18
II. INCOME
Federal (Cash Reinbursement) subventions $ 1,099.26 $ 250
Cafeteria Sales $ 2,392.48
Other Income $ 8,090
Total $ 16,384.41 $ 2,392
III. TOTAL NET BEGINNING BALANCE
PLUS TOTAL INCOME $ 11,920.96 $ 4,750
IV. EXPENDITURES
2-Regular Meals
Salaries $ 3,884.46
Food $ 3,884.46
Operating supplies and expenses $ 387.96
Repairs and replacement and/or Depreciation $ 387.96
Other Food Service $ 387.96
Total $ 11,920.96 $ 387.96
TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSE $ 11,920.96 $ 387.96
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cash in Security First National Anaheim "Operating" cash $ 159.07
Net Ending Balance $ 159.07
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES
PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE $ 11,920.96 $ 387.96