July 27, 1966 (24 pages)

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE BUDGET OF THE ___ NORTH SAN JUAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR Beginning July 1, 1966 _, and Ending June 30, 19 67. Average Daily Attendance,1965 ~66 Estimated Average Daily Attendance 1966 -67 32 30 The following School District Budget is published by Mr. Edward G. Fellersen, , Nevada County Superintendent of Schools in compliance with Education Code Section 20504. This Publication School Budget was adopted by the governing board of the aforenamed school district pending publication, public hearing and final adoption as required by the Education Code. on August _ 6 The public hearing on this budget will be held at North San Juan School 1 1966, at_12 o'clock __.m., at which time taxpayers of the district may appear. Signed: Marie Young Clerk Actual 19 66-67 19 65-66 Budget I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1 Cashin Gounty Treasury. ..06 6. ; 1,704. 34 J 22926505 .— REVOlwing Gash FUNG! sles Sis ee ie 20.00 000 Netibeginning Balance..) sos 6 cet e: a. 1,724.34 ei ee ON + Adjustments to Accounts Receivable. . = ae Oe, eS Adjustments to Current Liabilities. .. = = BLOLS G trictis cs ce ee Wine: iain Saal eee e Wace = Fg Lee et Adjusted Net Beginning Balance ... i 1.724, 34 8 g6 000 II, INCOME 10. Income from Federal Sources PUIDEL GC DEW? 07 Ace mice scan scieira ee Miscellaneous 20. Income from State Sources. Basic and Equalization Aid . Excess Expense. ...s» Transportation . wits Vocational Education Aid. . P. L. 864. . Miscellaneous . 7,314.00 2,126.00 __7,231,00_ 2,100.00 ne 30. Income from County Sources : Trailer Coach Fees ...sees 43.75 40.00 Iny Liew Of TAXOB SC ers 8 8 ee = = Forest Reserve Funds ...+.-. 470.18 450.00 Miscellaneous.) ss s-« «6 6 2 = = 40. Income from Local Sources TAXES ~Unsecured Roll.. . . 153.66 150.00 MOPMOrVGSrs 6 ides 0: 60 Js 138.60 100.00 Areawide ... ces 4,744.89 4,719.00 OTHER-Sales & Rentals. ... = “ = OEICOCORC SG 66 6 6 ae 8s 112.62 75.00 $0. Transfers ULTLON 6 rer oo a eel one eee la te Total Other than Secured Taxes. . .. «16,828.04 14,865.00 District Taxes (Secured Roll) Received 1965-66 _ 3,153.78 = District Taxes (Secured Roll) Needed to Balance Budget 19 _ 66-67 HI. TOTAL, NET BEGINNING BALANCE AND INCOME x xX X 19,981.82 __5,267.00_ 31,068.00 x xX xX X IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS TOO. “AGMAIMSIRACION 666 6-0) 0 10. ase 6 08 93.47 150.00 ZOO: MietEUGHOls sie e 1p) acsia sa faceue usm ace Ll ares s 12,650.00 400. ‘Health Services . 0.. sc ce cev ee 35.57 25.00 500; Pupil Traneporeation:. <<.) « .«.« ‘+ 6.6.6 2,394.44 2,690.00 G00.; ‘Operation Of Plant. <n. 3 6 ble os ee 1,587.08 1,700.00 700. Maintenance of Plant ...-.-.e-eeee 479.18 351.00 800s: Pixed (Cheraeer nc 6 oer oe ice a eee telers 1,039.76 1,132.00 Total Current Expense of Education .. 17,337.27 18,698.00 900; Food Services.. os. é+ 8 pos 6 6:6 wes -1100. Community Services....-. . 200.00 200.00 1200. Capitals: Outlay ene) i505 sia ats ates pees 1,383.50 2,000.00 1300, Annual Repayment of School Building Loan. -1400. Outgoing Transfers. ...-e-ceecee Mee 125.00 150.00 Undistributed Reserve.. 12+ ese ee eee = TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS ... 19,045.77 21,048.00 V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30 E Gash ih County Trea SUEY 6-16) co)e: eh ese oe coe 916.05 = REVOlVing CAEN RUNG. «+ o care aie: esipsone ic 20.00 20.00 BrOKeS) «ss ee ts ie OE at ere nr earGeneral Reserve, June 30, 1966 for 1966-67. . . =Nat Ending BalanGe Mees 0 & 0 0.0 sete a) are ve 936.05 ley ler sere eee VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE ..-2.e-ee-e arene 19,981.82 21,068.00 TOTAL TAX RATE (Including Area-Wide Tax) .. 1.40 1.41 Actual Estimate A section of Ridge Road in Sierra County between 6 and 10 miles west of Alleghany (Federal Aid Secondary Route 1345) has been reconstructed and repaired, some of it on new alignment, andthe work totaling $311,000 is now complete, according to V. H. Hider, county road commissioner, T wo cooperative projects financed with federal, state and Publish July 27, 1966 Ridge Route Being Repaired county funds have been underway for some time. One was the $229, 000 improvement of a'2.4 mile section providing to 12foot traffic lanes on improved alignment. Robert N, Fadel of ‘Marysville was contractor. A second project was storm damage repair under an $82,000 contract held by Sutherland Gonstruction Co, of Auburn. Ridge Road serves traffic bet‘ween Highway 49 and the Henness Pass area, Federal Law required that all FAS projects be performed under state contract supervised by the highway division, Donald Springett of Nevada City was resident engineer for the state on both jobs, Yosemite waterfalls is the highest in the nation, dropping 2,435 feet. Nevada County Nugget..July 27, 1966.. 5 District Three Million Mile Safety Award Won By Highways Office The Third Highway District of the California Division of Highways, headquartered in Marysville, has won its third "Million Hour” safety award after logging more than a million consecutive man-hours on all types of highway construction and maintenance without a lost-time injury. It is the only highway district out of 11 in the state to win a "Million Hour Plaque” more than once, Announcement of the new record was made recently at a safety meeting in Sacramento by Safety Engineer Delwyn Ro-berts who said, “Any time we pass a million man-hour mark without lost -time accident -it’s a milestone, " The award was hailed by District Engineer W. L. Warren as a “significant contribution” to the state's safety program. Nationally, state highway departments average 13 lost-time accidents for each million manhours of work. District 3 has twice before achieved a million consecutive accident free hours, once in 1962 and again in 1963. State Fair Is Looking For Senior Citizens With Talent A search for California's outstanding senior citizen talent will get underway Sept. 6 at the California State Fall Fair, running Aug. 31-Sept. 11. According to Harrald R. Harper, State Fair director of special events, the date has been designated “Califomia Senior Citizens Day” and will feature the grand finals of the Califomia talent search. Non -professional entertainers 50 or more years of age will tryout in preliminaries to the State Fair finals through the tummer, Harper said, under arfangements made at local senior citizens centers in each of the state's counties. Harper stated, "The program is sponsored by the most prominent seniorcitizen newspaper in the West--the California Senior Citizen News--and will culminate on stage at the California State Fall Fair in the appearance of winning talents representing each county in the state. ” He affirmed that the State Fair's annual California Senior Citizens Day “draws visitors from throughout the state, Recognizing the special day's popularity, Stgte Fair officials have reduced Sept. 6 grounds admission fees to half price for senior citizens, DEATHS WIRTA--In Grass Valley, July 18, 1966, Hilma Wirta, 64 of Grass Valley; mother of Ame Wirta of Lancaster. @eees#es? GALLAGHER --In Nevada City, July 18, 1966, Donald Frederick Gallagher, 25, of Nevada City; husband of Penny Kathleen GalThe most recent award covered a period when Marysville headquarters had $50 million of highway work underway. District 3 has one of the lowest lost-time accident records in the state and six times has been awarded a statewide first place for safety achievement. The District has a full time accident prevention program among its 1400 employees. Safety techniques are taught on the job andin the classroom and there is constant enforcement of safety procedures in the field. A safety committee meets monthly to examine mishaps whether or not injury has occurred and makes recommendation for preventing recurrence. Jack T oller of Marysville is district safety. supervisor. Cooperators Sign With Soil Conservation Two new cooperators signed with the Nevada County Soil Conservation District last month according to the June activity report of the Grass Valley Work Unit of the Soil Conservation Service, G. W. Anderson signed 11 acres on Lower Colfax Road for pasture development and Hugh Harris signed 325 acres in the North San Juan area for subdivision development, One new conservation plan was completed during the month for 34 acres owned by A. S. Kales on Jones Bar Road for pasture improvement and timber development. One plan was cancelled during the month bringing the status of the district as of July 1 to 507 cooperators and 379 conservation plans. Teale Will Author Ballot Argument For Constitutional Change Senator Stephen P, Teale (Dem., Calaveras County) has been named to co-author the ballot argument in favor of the proposed constitutional amendment that willreduce from twothirds to 6percent the votes necessary to pass school and library bonds, Senator Teale's appointment, was made by Lieutenant Governor Glenn M. Anderson, presiding officer of the upper house. The proposed amendment, introduced by Assemblyman Charles Garrigus of Fresno County, will appear on the November 8 ballot. lagher of Elverta. eeesees BURDICK --In Sacramento, July 21, 1966, Myrtle Burdick, 40, of Sacramento, a former resident of Nevada City; wife of Leroy Burdick of Sacramento. @ees#s PERKINS --In Grass Valley, July 19, 1966, Myrtle Perkins, 84, of Grass Valley; wife of Johnathan Perkins of Grass Valley,

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE BUDGET OF THE ___ NORTH SAN JUAN SCHOOL DISTRICT OF NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR Beginning July 1, 1966 _, and Ending June 30, 19 67. Average Daily Attendance,1965 ~66 Estimated Average Daily Attendance 1966 -67 32 30 The following School District Budget is published by Mr. Edward G. Fellersen, , Nevada County Superintendent of Schools in compliance with Education Code Section 20504. This Publication School Budget was adopted by the governing board of the aforenamed school district pending publication, public hearing and final adoption as required by the Education Code. on August _ 6 The public hearing on this budget will be held at North San Juan School 1 1966, at_12 o'clock __..m., at which time taxpayers of the district may appear. Signed: Marie Young Clerk Actual 19 66-67 19 65-66 Budget I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1 Cashin Gounty Treasury. ...06 6. ; 1,704. 34 J 22926505 .— REVOlwing Gash FUNG! sles Sis ee ie 20.00 000 Netibeginning Balance...) sos 6 cet e: a. 1,724.34 ei ee ON + Adjustments to Accounts Receivable. . = ae Oe, eS Adjustments to Current Liabilities. ... = = BLOLS G trictis cs ce ee Wine: iain Saal eee e Wace = Fg Lee et Adjusted Net Beginning Balance ..... i 1.724, 34 8 g6 000 II, INCOME 10. Income from Federal Sources PUIDEL GC DEW? 07 Ace mice scan scieira ee Miscellaneous 20. Income from State Sources. Basic and Equalization Aid . Excess Expense. .....s» Transportation .. wits Vocational Education Aid. . P. L. 864. . Miscellaneous . 7,314.00 2,126.00 __7,231,00_ 2,100.00 ne 30. Income from County Sources : Trailer Coach Fees .....sees 43.75 40.00 Iny Liew Of TAXOB SC ers 8 8 ee = = Forest Reserve Funds .....+.-. 470.18 450.00 Miscellaneous.) ss s-« «6 6 2 = = 40. Income from Local Sources TAXES ~Unsecured Roll... . .. 153.66 150.00 MOPMOrVGSrs 6 ides 0: 60 Js 138.60 100.00 Areawide ..... ces 4,744.89 4,719.00 OTHER-Sales & Rentals. ..... = “ = OEICOCORC SG 66 6 6 ae 8s 112.62 75.00 $0. Transfers ULTLON 6 rer oo a eel one eee la te Total Other than Secured Taxes. . .... «16,828.04 14,865.00 District Taxes (Secured Roll) Received 1965-66 _ 3,153.78 = District Taxes (Secured Roll) Needed to Balance Budget 19 _ 66-67 HI. TOTAL, NET BEGINNING BALANCE AND INCOME x xX X 19,981.82 __5,267.00_ 31,068.00 x xX xX X IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS TOO. “AGMAIMSIRACION 666 6-0) 0 10. ase 6 08 93.47 150.00 ZOO: MietEUGHOls sie e 1p) acsia sa faceue usm ace Ll ares s 12,650.00 400. ‘Health Services . 0... sc ce cev ee 35.57 25.00 500; Pupil Traneporeation:. <<.) « .«.« ‘+ 6.6.6 2,394.44 2,690.00 G00..; ‘Operation Of Plant. <n. 3 6 ble os ee 1,587.08 1,700.00 700. Maintenance of Plant .....-.-.e-eeee 479.18 351.00 800s: Pixed (Cheraeer nc 6 oer oe ice a eee telers 1,039.76 1,132.00 Total Current Expense of Education .... 17,337.27 18,698.00 900; Food Services... os. é+ 8 pos 6 6:6 wes -1100. Community Services........-. . 200.00 200.00 1200. Capitals: Outlay ene) i505 sia ats ates pees 1,383.50 2,000.00 1300, Annual Repayment of School Building Loan. -1400. Outgoing Transfers. .....-e-ceecee Mee 125.00 150.00 Undistributed Reserve... 12+ ese ee eee = TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS ...... 19,045.77 21,048.00 V. ENDING BALANCE, JUNE 30 E Gash ih County Trea SUEY 6-16) co)e: eh ese oe coe 916.05 = REVOlVing CAEN RUNG. «+ o care aie: esipsone ic 20.00 20.00 BrOKeS) «ss ee ts ie OE at ere nr earGeneral Reserve, June 30, 1966 for 1966-67. . . =Nat Ending BalanGe Mees 0 & 0 0.0 sete a) are ve 936.05 ley ler sere eee VI. TOTAL, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS PLUS ENDING BALANCE ....-2.e-ee-e arene 19,981.82 21,068.00 TOTAL TAX RATE (Including Area-Wide Tax) ... 1.40 1.41 Actual Estimate A section of Ridge Road in Sierra County between 6 and 10 miles west of Alleghany (Federal Aid Secondary Route 1345) has been reconstructed and repaired, some of it on new alignment, andthe work totaling $311,000 is now complete, according to V. H. Hider, county road commissioner, T wo cooperative projects financed with federal, state and Publish July 27, 1966 Ridge Route Being Repaired county funds have been underway for some time. One was the $229, 000 improvement of a'2.4 mile section providing to 12foot traffic lanes on improved alignment. Robert N, Fadel of ‘Marysville was contractor. A second project was storm damage repair under an $82,000 contract held by Sutherland Gonstruction Co, of Auburn. Ridge Road serves traffic bet‘ween Highway 49 and the Henness Pass area, Federal Law required that all FAS projects be performed under state contract supervised by the highway division, Donald Springett of Nevada City was resident engineer for the state on both jobs, Yosemite waterfalls is the highest in the nation, dropping 2,435 feet. Nevada County Nugget...July 27, 1966... 5 District Three Million Mile Safety Award Won By Highways Office The Third Highway District of the California Division of Highways, headquartered in Marysville, has won its third "Million Hour” safety award after logging more than a million consecutive man-hours on all types of highway construction and maintenance without a lost-time injury. It is the only highway district out of 11 in the state to win a "Million Hour Plaque” more

than once, Announcement of the new record was made recently at a safety meeting in Sacramento by Safety Engineer Delwyn Ro-berts who said, “Any time we pass a million man-hour mark without lost -time accident -it’s a milestone, " The award was hailed by District Engineer W. L. Warren as a “significant contribution” to the state's safety program. Nationally, state highway departments average 13 lost-time accidents for each million manhours of work. District 3 has twice before achieved a million consecutive accident free hours, once in 1962 and again in 1963. State Fair Is Looking For Senior Citizens With Talent A search for California's outstanding senior citizen talent will get underway Sept. 6 at the California State Fall Fair, running Aug. 31-Sept. 11. According to Harrald R. Harper, State Fair director of special events, the date has been designated “Califomia Senior Citizens Day” and will feature the grand finals of the Califomia talent search. Non -professional entertainers 50 or more years of age will tryout in preliminaries to the State Fair finals through the tummer, Harper said, under arfangements made at local senior citizens centers in each of the state's counties. Harper stated, "The program is sponsored by the most prominent seniorcitizen newspaper in the West--the California Senior Citizen News--and will culminate on stage at the California State Fall Fair in the appearance of winning talents representing each county in the state. ” He affirmed that the State Fair's annual California Senior Citizens Day “draws visitors from throughout the state, Recognizing the special day's popularity, Stgte Fair officials have reduced Sept. 6 grounds admission fees to half price for senior citizens, DEATHS WIRTA--In Grass Valley, July 18, 1966, Hilma Wirta, 64 of Grass Valley; mother of Ame Wirta of Lancaster. @eees#es? GALLAGHER --In Nevada City, July 18, 1966, Donald Frederick Gallagher, 25, of Nevada City; husband of Penny Kathleen GalThe most recent award covered a period when Marysville headquarters had $50 million of highway work underway. District 3 has one of the lowest lost-time accident records in the state and six times has been awarded a statewide first place for safety achievement. The District has a full time accident prevention program among its 1400 employees. Safety techniques are taught on the job andin the classroom and there is constant enforcement of safety procedures in the field. A safety committee meets monthly to examine mishaps whether or not injury has occurred and makes recommendation for preventing recurrence. Jack T oller of Marysville is district safety. supervisor. Cooperators Sign With Soil Conservation Two new cooperators signed with the Nevada County Soil Conservation District last month according to the June activity report of the Grass Valley Work Unit of the Soil Conservation Service, G. W. Anderson signed 11 acres on Lower Colfax Road for pasture development and Hugh Harris signed 325 acres in the North San Juan area for subdivision development, One new conservation plan was completed during the month for 34 acres owned by A. S. Kales on Jones Bar Road for pasture improvement and timber development. One plan was cancelled during the month bringing the status of the district as of July 1 to 507 cooperators and 379 conservation plans. Teale Will Author Ballot Argument For Constitutional Change Senator Stephen P, Teale (Dem., Calaveras County) has been named to co-author the ballot argument in favor of the proposed constitutional amendment that willreduce from twothirds to 6percent the votes necessary to pass school and library bonds, Senator Teale's appointment, was made by Lieutenant Governor Glenn M. Anderson, presiding officer of the upper house. The proposed amendment, introduced by Assemblyman Charles Garrigus of Fresno County, will appear on the November 8 ballot. lagher of Elverta. eeesees BURDICK --In Sacramento, July 21, 1966, Myrtle Burdick, 40, of Sacramento, a former resident of Nevada City; wife of Leroy Burdick of Sacramento. @ees#s PERKINS --In Grass Valley, July 19, 1966, Myrtle Perkins, 84, of Grass Valley; wife of Johnathan Perkins of Grass Valley,