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Show TIIE MT. PLEASANT (UTAH) PYRAMID Page Four III. School Lunch 1. 2. 3. 4. LEGAL NOTICE ANNUAL FINANCIAL KFIOKT 1. Total Accrued Balance June 30 f 169,958.62 $440,840.83 Vocational education 2,087.18 30,375.00 1,770.28 2,149.44 $ 2. Title 1 ESEA 3. Title II ESEA 4. Forest Reserve TOTAL 3 TOTAL RECEIPTS ALL SOURCES for M&O .... $647,181.35 II. Receipts: Capital Outlay and Debt Service $ 23,075.55 TOTAL $ 73,965.01 B. Federal Sources 1. - Title I ESEA III NDEA 2. Title $ 11,138.00 1,962.18 TOTAL C. Accrued revenue for capital outlay and Debt Service 1. Title III NDEA $ 13,100.18 1,662.57 $ TOTAL RECEIPTS FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY AND DEBT SERVICE m. Receipts: School Lunch Accrued balance on hand July 1, 1965 A. Local Sources 1. Lunch sales 2. Other 32,726.83 165.80 TOTAL B. State Sources 1. State allocation ......... ..$ 32,892.63 5,939.44 ..$ 5,939.44 $ 6,706.75 907.40 TOTAL TOTAL D. Accrued receipts 1. State sources 2. Federal sources . Total School Lunch Receipts and Accrued Revenues EXPENDITURES & $ .7,614.15 1,881.31 1,904.95 $ $ 52,861.56 BALANCES ALL FUNDS .... BY FUNDS I. Maintenance and Operation 1. Administration a. Salaries of Board Members ....$ 1,500.00 b. Salaries of Administrative Personnel c. Salary of Secretary d. Contracted Services e. Supplies and Materials f. Other 2. Total Administration Instruction Salaries a. Elementary Principals ' ..$ 32,411X5 .... ..$ 3,272.50 .. 16,380.00 b. Secondary principals d. Elementary Teachers e. Secondary Teachers f. Secondary Counselor g. Substitute Teachers h. Secondary Librarians al j. Other Total Instructional 3. Instructional Media Materials a. Library books b. Periodicals c. Audio Visual Materials . d. Textbooks e. Teaching supplies 1. 2. Regular program Title III NDEA f. Other 4. Total Health Services a. Salaries 8,500.00 173,665.82 158,804.08 6,550.00 972.84 .. 11,300.00 .. 2,128.00 .. 9,495.00 ..$391,068.24 ..$ . . 18,104.44 6,086.74 2,510.30 .. 1,948.56 1,358.90 ..$ 3,307.46 ..$ Total Pupil Transportation a. Salaries Total 1,032.50 341.00 6,104.81 $ 34,849.02 6,235.91 9.845.66 6,578.15 c. Utilities d. Supplies .$ 57.508.74 Plant a. Salaries 5 b. Contracted services c. Replacement of Equipment d. Supplies and Other 8. d. e. 5,422.50 475.00 8,869.36 5 13,123.85 17,013.91 2,194.21 1,258.00 Certified 9,691.20 Classified 1,941.32 3.854.38 Health and Accident, Interest on Short Term Loans Collecting and Assessing Taxes Total 5.918.38 111.28 ..$ 55,106.53 Kindergarten and Vocational and Music 9. Summer $ 7,601.42 H. Capital Outlay and Debt Service 2. Capital Outlay a. Sites improvement b. Improvement or remodeling ... c. Equipment - 22,441.86 16,078.00 ? 39,575.61 Total Debt Service a. Redemption of School Bonds $ 31,000.00 18,922.60 b. Interest on Bonds Total Bonds Outstanding Co., $2427.62. Utah School Employment Utah $12585.28; Retirement, State Security Agency, $1887.48 Utah Service Handicap, $42.40; Utah State Agency Supply Property, $924.56; Utah Coop Assn. Utah Farm Bureau, $89.67; Utah Teacher $2077.21; Wel- Utah fare, Assn. $2845.46; School Board Assn. $1213.00; Utah Idaho School Supply, Utah State $2889.54; School Fund Service, $70.00; Utah Power & Light Co., $3723.84. Vestal Lab., $340.81; Valley Builders Supply $1930.29; Vearl A. Peterson Chevrolet, $3213.16; Warner Heating & Contr. $872.05; Wakefield Inc. $104.69; World Book Encyclopedia, $127.30; West Chemical Pro ducts, $1127.65; Wens Service Repair, $314.60; Frank Watson, $62.54; F. George Webb Sales Co., $835.00; Elden Westenskow $320.12; Whiting Motors Com' pany, $2929.83. Z.CJH.L $152.15; Ziniks Tlie Brigham Young University athletic department is preparing for entrance into conference water polo competition in 1967 by engaging in four scrimmage games with the University of Utah this fall. One of the most outstanding water polo players in America will be playing for the Utes. Mike Garibaldi, who was one of the outstanding swimmers in the Western Athletic Conference last year, will spark the Utah game. During the summer Garibaldi led the Foothill, Calif., Athletic Club to the National AAU water polo championship and scored the winning goal. Following the championships Garibaldi and his team toured Europe representing water polo in the United Staates. Some of the BYU team members will be Californians Pete Balboa Feiberabend, Island; Reinhard Funck, San Jose; Mike Forrest, Tustin; and Gordon Johnson, Modesto. BYU is coached by Skip Brooks who is also the frosh swimming coach. Water polo is very similar to ice hockey in game procedure. A water polo team consists of one goalie and six field players. The water polo ball is similar to a volleyball and in order to score the ball must touch the opposinig teams net inside the frame of the goal. Water polo is considered to be on e of the most five contact rugged sports. Meets scheduled for this fall include BYU at Utah Swim School on Oct. 27 at 4 p.m. and on Nov. 12 at 9:30 a.m. prior to the BYU-Uta- h football game at Salt Lake City. The final scrimmage will be at BYU Nov 18 at 3 p.m. Must there always eral deficits? asks a sional apostle of thrift. not. However, it is one fine old traditions. Denver Sporting Goods, $30.68. Other, $921.58. SCHOOL LUNCH WARRANTS Davis Board of Education, $1036.30; Allen Ostler, $418.22; Erickson Meat and Grocery, $19.72; Pacific Fruit and Produce, $3870.50; Ralph Jensen, $169.00; Donald Faatz, $8117.16 Rulon Johnson, $112.00; Orval Bullock, $83.00; Etha Hansen, $14.95; Carlston Company, $12.97; Allen Foods, $441.20; Pexton Wholesale, $241.90; Restaurant and Store Equipment, Blanche Johnson, $159.06; on some units Elk hunts are now closed on but three units for the 1966 elk hunting seasons. Browns Park-Thre- e Corners area hunt opened October 1 and will continue through October 19 for the 30 hunters who drew permits. Later hunts are scheduled for 325 hunters on the Fish Lake Unit and 15 hunters on the Heaston Unit Both seasons will begin November 12 and run through November 20. While elk hunting to this time has been under clear skies and warm weather, it is not unusual to have snow for the late hunts on the Fish Lake and Heaston hunts. Actual tally of the harvest will not be determined until all elk permit cards are returned by the permit holders at the conclusion of their respective hunts. Each hunter is required to return his or her properly be fed filled in card within ten days congres of the end of the specified elk Perhaps hunting season. of those Post, An object In possession sel dom retains the same charms which it had when It was longed for. Pliny the Younger all up. We earnestly solicit the cooperation of the young people of Sanpete Valley, and ask them to NOT get in the turkey flocks at night It is entirely possible that a grower might sustain a loss of many thousand dollars if a flock of turkeys which was nearly ready for processing were stampeded and bruised up. We suggest, of anyone needs a turkey for a cook-othey should go to the Processing Plant where they can get one that is properly processed and cleaned and is much more suitable for eating. MORONI FEED COMPANY Ralph S. Blackham General Manager ut TREASURER EXPERIENCED QUALIFIED Vote Republican T'--h TVh . . . Pd. Pol. Adv. Elect Dr. G. Stanford Rees REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE 26th Senatorial District, serving the Counties of SANPETE-MILLARD-BEAVE- R A Candidate Who Believes In: Less Federal Control of State Matters Less State Control of County, School and City Affairs Retaining the Commissions and Boards with policymaking powers to direct the state departments (The Little Hoover Commission advises the abolishment of these) Meat, $236.12; NaMeats, $2443.52; tional Chemsearch, $39.41; Harrison Janitorial Supply, $55.31; The Merc., $27.53; O th e r, See-thale- rs . $177.50. The fewer spelling guage, ceptions hunts close COUNTY Co., $246.43; Moroni Feed Company, $81.34; Jensens I.G.A., $64.16; W. H. Bintz Company, $1705.77; Ray Strate, $328.00; Eugene Bhone, $38.48; John Sexton, $1771.25; Published Elk should know some of the dangers of molesting turkey flocks at night. The cost of the loss of one or two turkeys is small compared with the actual losses in economic value which usually accompany molesting the flocks at night. M.ny flocks are stampeded ,and in some instances, dozens or hundreds of turkeys have been known to have piled up and smothered. As a case in point, a dog was found in one flock in Moroni last week during the early morning hours. In this particular case over 150 turkeys were killed andor smothered. Most of the turkeys were smothered and it is estimated that there will be considerable loss in down grade when the turkeys are processed. When the turkeys are molested at night, they tend to spook. They fly into feeders, trees, rocks, or any other solid object which might be in their way. The result of this collision is that the bird, if not killed will sustain a bruise which will turn green and require a down a loss of grade to grade C 4 cents per pound. Another hazard of molesting turkeys at night is that when turkeys are so molested and stampeded, it upsets their feeding program and their metabolism to the point where diseases are much more easily picked Coyde Downard Hiland Dairy, $44.80; in the Mt. Pleas- ant Pyramid October During the past several years that about the time of the year when school starts, there has been an increase in the incidence of molestation of turkey flocks. It would appear that during the fall and early winter period some of the young people who are attending high school and college have a desire to have a "chickaree. They probably dont understand some of the dangers and problems involved, and, therefore, go into the turkey flocks at night to get a turkey for a dinner. We think young people we have noticed rustlers VOTE Wasatch Chemical Erickson in apprehending turkey My Neighbors Fisher Baking Co., Standard Equipment, $259.87; $101.25; $106.06; 14, 1966. YOUR VOTE NOVEMBER 8 for language has standards of than any other lanthere being more exto established rules. English definite $ 49,922.60 that a good deal on a new car includes sensible, First Security Bank Timeway financing. One reason is our fast, fair and friendly service. Our rates are reasonable, too, and payments can be arranged to suit your individual budget. Take up to 36 months to repay if you like. 5 29,388.86 f. Other 1. Distributing Fountain Green City, $48.60; Follett Libr. Book Co., $90.37; First Security Bank of Utah, Fairview Elemen$203,786.98; tary School, $835.64; Farmers Coop Service, $1406.87. Ginn & Company, $277.29; General Electric Co., $984.00; Gale Research Company, $37.50; Gaybar Electric Co. $5114.47; W. W. Grainger, Inc., $295.08. Harper & Row Publishers, $948.81; Hull Equipment Co., $1684.00; Hansen Sheet Metal, $43.00; Holcomb Company, Inc. $60.65; D. Lynn Hunter, $40.00. Industrial Electric Corp., Wise buyers know 14,621.20 Total Fixed Charges a. Retirement b. Social Security c. Insurance 1. Property 2. Workmans compensation 3. Health and Accident, 4. Edmunds, n; Feed company asks cooperation is a G. Stanford Rees vote for YOUR interests! Pd. Pol. Adv. by G. Stanford Rees How to drive a better bargain on a new car Ask for Timewav financing $ 28,192.83 a. Salaries b. Fuel or Heat Total Jack $11,501.97; $45.00; EFCO Corp., $144.24. to $1000.00 above qualifying position on salary schedule. 8 of qualifying Principal, teacher's salary plus $25.00 for each teacher supervised. Custodians $3785.00 Bus drivers $1825.00 Maintenance $5320.00 Lunch personnel $812.00, $537.14; Interstate Painter & $1500.00, $4100.00 Interstate Publisher, $32.04; $ 88,727.76 Administration $8,000.00, Brick Company, $395.67; Inter$10,000.00 mountain Tire Service, $102.52; TOTAL WARRANTS Industrial Chemical Lab., ISSUED $443.96; Industrial Supply Co., American Book Company, Inc., $1022.45; International $140.41; Allyn and Bacon, Inc., Business Mach., $119.38. Audio Visual and $377.21; Eva Jackson, $27.60; Johnson School Supply Co., $1390.00; Company, $39.45; Vernon JoMorsden Allred, $225.00; Elliot hansen, $233.40; Johnson SerArnoldson, $247.18; vice Company, $208.28; Grant Corp., $75.00; Johansen, $196.86; Jones Paint Selena Anderson, $41.40; Judy & Glass Inc., $242.17. Averett, $70.40; Art City PubLaurence Kelson, $933.62; lishing Co., $31.43; Mrs. LaRay Company, $106.01. Kelly Archie Aiken Anderson, $80.00; Lovinger Company, $807.17; American Oil $552.04; Co., & Sons, Inc., $682.45; American Paper and Lorenzo Smith ; Laidlan $122.95 Brothers, Supply Co., $11,441.10. $252.04; H. K. Lay, $400.00; J. Elden Brown Music Co., Lasson & Norman Ford Com$127.50; Benefic Press Publish' Lon Larson, pany, $165.16; Best Universal ing, $26.58; Ruth Ann Larsen $41.40 Look Co., Inc., $35.41; Buennel $48.75; Laurence Larsen, $536.21; Lar $815,704.13 Black Company, $194.17; Bobbs sen & Rigby, $1729.56; LindMerrill Co., Inc., $209.13; Bur $31.00. Company, quist rough Corp., $341.08; Thelma Mt. Pleasant $82.05; Burnside, $33.36; Becks T.V. Mt. Pleasant Pyramid, $34.77; MorDrug, Service, $200.00; Becks Garage, oni Tel. Company, $41.40; Mor $114.40; Becks Auto Service, onl $268.82; Metals SupCity, $53890; Brigham Young Uni- ply Company, Inc., $376.34; versity, $1450.01; Max Blain, Mt. Pleasant Elementary School $183.00; Bradshaw Auto Parts, $43.44; Moroni Feed Company, $125.41; Beckley Candy Co., $221.32; Macks Used Car, $412.58; Bertha Bulow, $134.28; $115.76; Macks Vance Service Blake Electric Company, $26.90. Station, $261.67; Madsen Camp Chad Upholstering, $31.00; & Trailer, $36.00; Lee Mower, Central Utah Ins. Company, Evan H. Mickolsen $240.00; Central Utah Block Safes, $74.00; $322.70; Geroma Madsen, Company, $48.56; Carr Painting $41.40; M & M Irrigation Com Co., $35.44; Chapman, Elec. pany, $56.25; Midgley-Hube- r, Service, $24.00; Ellis J. Chris- $96.10; Magic Chemical Comtensen, $231.18; Sharon Chris- pany, $300.81; Mountain States tensen, $73.68; Glen Christen' Tel. Co., $594.28; Orson Miner, sen, $618.92; Christensens Bro- $1118.58; Moroni Coal & Build thers Contract, $86.80; Cone ing Supply, $532.72; Mt. Pleas' Supply Company, $89.13; Mil ant City, $3574.31. ford Cotterell $124.40; Children McCregor Agency, Press Inc., $39.95; California $123.00; Dr. Magazine H. B. McQuarrie, Test Bureau, $157.93: Reva Cox $27.00; McCormick Publishing $41.40; Erma Cox, $41.40; Cer Co., $341.86; Me Bee Systems, tified Lab., $273.88; Certified $31.70; The Me Mac Millian Co., Blue & Supplies, $148.16; Wil $409.80. liam C. Curtis, $112.50; ConsolNielson Bros. Garage, $212.66 idated Cop., $351X5; Central Jerry Nelson, $120.00; National Utah Tel. Co., $116.30; Cont. Chemical Corp., $225.70; North Oil Company, $135.51; Central Sanpete Junior High School, Utah Hard. Co., $94.03; Central $3773.72; North Sanpete School Utah Ins. Agency, $573.00; Lunch, $4928.94; North Sanpete Nedra Christensen, $72.00; Co- High School, $5460.69. op Mine, $1125.96. Olsen, Gardner & Squire CPA Dixon Paper Company, $61.72 $500.00; Lrivin Oldroyd $266.20. The Diversey Corp., $48.61; Prentice Hall, Inc., $84.11; Clive Despain, $110.88; Dave A. H. Pembroke, $882.00; Provo Plant 7. Maintenance of School 5500.00 5700.00 5900.00 6100.00 6200.00 6300.00 6400.00 6500.00 6600.00 6700.00 Rose Ramsey, $41.16; Readers Digest Service, $43.45 Random Home Inc., $349 99 Royal Me Bee Corp., $1050.00 Dr. D. C. Rigby, $105.00; Rod's Service, $1075.89; Arden RobThe Stoker-mati- c ertson, $895.00; Company, $76.76; Sams Shop, $50.10; Dr. Gene Speak-maSouthern Utah $57.00; $30.00; Supply Organization, Sears & Roebuck Company, $899.80; Sanfax Corp., $39.35; Fairel W. Spens, $127.50; Stevens Brown Sporting Goods, $415.97; Sorenson Electric, $6528.00; Sanpete County Abst. Co., $10341.56; Simplex Time Recorder Co., $86.25; Scott Foresman Company, $560.78; $178.05; Sumsion, Spafford Snow College, $1980.50; Shurtl-be- e & Andrew Co., $178.75; Evans Supply Inc., $385.00; Sevier School Office Sup., $2481.26; Spring City Service, $491.69; Sinclair Refining Co., $1219.56; Max Simonsen, $42.25 State Insurance Fund, $1258.00; Kent Strate, $120.00. Transport Cleaning of Utah, $240.31; Tates Trailer & Truck Letter to the editor compete in water polo play Postmaster, Co., $1598.45; $236.80. 14, 1966 $ 14,652.00 b. Contracted Services c. Insurance d. Supplies and Maintenance 6. Operation of School 9,792.22 364.95 3,552.30 6,018.54 $ 26,701.48 b. Supplies and Other 5. 22,865.00 3,300.00 211.72 3,034.37 1,500.56 .. c. Supervisor i. .... $ 27,197.02 Addresso-graph-Multigra- ....$ C. Federal Sources 1. Federal allocation 2. Federal special milk TOTAL RECEIPTS 2,629.08 $ 5350.00 5550.00 5750.00 5950.00 6050.00 6150.00 6250.00 6350.00 6450.00 6550.00 Insurance Benefit Vocational Instruction: $500.00 $ 73,965.01 capital outlay 5250.00 5450.00 5650.00 6 5850.00 7 5950.00 8 6050.00 9 6150.00 10 6250.00 11 6350.00 12 6450.00 Plus $165.00 4 5 $ 36,381.90 Accrued balances on hand July 1, 1965 A. Local Sources 1. Property tax for $788,507.11 Grand Total Expenditures and Balances $815,704.13 SALARY SCHEDULE and Dan Jorgensen, $26.00; Del Chemical Corp., $27.05; Davis Suiary Credit Year B.S. 40 lira. Masters Coop. Tel. Acet., $130.20; Deseret Book Company, $1113.89; 0 4850.00 5100.00 Duel Builders Supply, $86.81. 1 4950.00 5200.00 Educators Mutual Ins. Assn., 2 5050.00 5300.00 f430,514.83 5,106.00 5,220.00 TOTAL $ 47,993.68 ALL FUNDS Cougars plan to n Accrued Balances carried to next year: 1. Maintenance and Operation . $ 6,077.12 2. Capital Outlay and Debt Service 18,224.34 RECEIPTS BY FUNDS AND SOURCES L Receipts: Maintenance and Operation Fund A. Local Sources 1. Property tax levy 3164,631.78 2. Other 5,326.84 TOTAL B. State Sources 1. Uniform School Fund 2. Library improvement 3. Driver education 23,561.20 283.42 1,183.31 TOTAL EXPENDITURES Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1006 Brick & Tile, $36 05; Peterson Supply, $913.93; Provo Plumbing & Heating, $423.32; Pole-LinDistrict Co., Inc., $80.14; Phillip Petroleum Company, $1084.98; Provo Steel & Supply $ 22,965.75 Total OF NORTH SANPETE SCHOOL DISTRICT C. Federal Sources Salaries Food .. Equipment Other October V $485,000.00 Ask your dealer for First Security Bank Timeway financing - or come to the Timeway department of your nearby First Security Bank. Either way youll be money ahead. -- First Security Bank |
