Pawhuska Journal-Capital (Pawhuska, Okla.), Vol. 88, No. 82, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 10, 1998 Page: 6 of 12
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Page 6, Pawhuska Journal-Capital, Saturday, October 10,1998
School Menus
Pawhuska Economic Development Survey
Rate the Assets of Our Community
Place an "X" next to the appropriate response in each box
Importance of Local Agriculture
Not Important
Somewhat Important
Very Important
Importance of Local Industry
Not Important
Somewhat Important
Very Important
Retail Stores
Not Important
Somewhat Important
Very Important
Local Tourism
Not Important
Somewhat Important
Very Important
Circle the appropriate number for your response in each box Poor-! Fair-2 Average-3 Good-4 Excellent-5
Job Training and
Retraining
1 2 3 4 5
Services for Aged
3
Sewage Disposal
2345
Community
Organizations
2 3 4 5
Youth Activities
2 3 4 5
Housing Availability
3 4 5
Quality of Life
2 3 4 5
Law Enforcement
1 2 3 45
In Your Opinion, What is
the Attitude of Local
Residents to Economic
Development
12 3 45
Ambulance
Service/EMS
2 3 4
Some Communities are nearer being perfect
la the eyes of residents than others... bet this we
know .every community can be improved.
Your help is needed to examine
The kind of community we have.
The kind of community we want.
The difference between what we have and what we want
What should be done, and
Possible volunteers to serve
Appearance &
Condition of Property
3 4
Recreational
Opportunities for All
Ages
1 2 3 4 5
Dining & Availability
3
5
Availability of Doctors
& Dentists
4 5
Local Availability of
Good Jobs
Planning & Zoning
Public Education
Credit Availability
Public Libraries
Water Supply
3 4 5
Public Health
Facilities
5
Fire Control
4
Drainage & Flood Church Availability
Control
5
Please help us prioritize the improvements needed
(In your opinion, what is needed in Pawhuska?)
Number I Improvement_____________________
Number I Improvement
Garbage and Trash
Disposal
Parks & Playgrounds
School Facilities
Availability of Local
Shopping
(Published in the Pawhuska Journal-Capital, October 10, 1998, 1T).
PUBLICATION SHEET - BOARD OF EDUCATION
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE VARIOUS FUNDS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1998, AHO ESTIMATE OF NEEDS
FOB THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUHE 30, 1999, OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF PAWHUSKA
SCHOOL DISTRICT HD. 2, OSAGE COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION
AS OF JUNE 30, 1998
GENERAL FUND
Detail
BUILDING FUND
Detail
CO-OP FUND
Detail
Appearance &
Maintenance of Roads.
Streets, & w alks
12345
Other
Other Suggestions and Comments
Name (optional)
Page 1
NUTRITION FUND
Detail
ASSETS:
Cash Balance June 30, 1998
Investments
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND RESERVES:
Warrants Outstanding
Reserve for Interest on Warrants
Reserves From Schedule 8
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND RESERVES
CASH FUND BALANCE (Deficit) JUNE 30, 1998
$ 914,787
0
s 914,787
26 s 36,835
00
26
0
s 36,835
55
00
55
$
$
0
0
0
00
■ 00
00
$ 60,223
0
s 60,223
53
00
53
GENERAL FUND
246,522
0
53,124
$ 299,646
s 615,140
17
00
10
%
0
4,198
S 4,198
: 32,636
00
00
68
68
87
$
s
0 00
Too
000
000
000
5,044
0
3,505
s 8,550
s 51,673
20
00
87
46
ESTIMATED NEEDS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1999
GENERAL FUND
SINKING FUND BALANCE SHEET
Pawhuska Schools
Cafeteria
October 12-16,1998
MONDAY
Breakfast - French Toast bun
w/Sausage, Juice, Milk or Cer-
eal, Toast, Juice, Milk.
Lunch - Steak Fingers, French
Fries, Salad, Applesauce, Rolls,
Milk or Ham & Cheese Sand-
wich, Soup, Salad, Milk.
TUESDAY
Breakfast - Blueberry Muffin,
Juice, Milk or Cereal, Toast,
Juice, Milk.
Lunch - Bib-B-Q on Bun, Salad,
Corn, Peaches, Cookies, Milk or
Turkey & Cheese Sandwich,
Soup, Salad, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast - Biscuit & Gravy,
Juice, Milk or Cereal, Toast,
Juice, Milk.
ken Patty on Bun, Soup, Salad,
Milk.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
NO School - Fall Break
Lunch
Creamed Turkey,
Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans,
Pineapple, Rolls, Milk or Chic-
HEAD START
MONDAY
Breakfast - Cinnamon toast.
Orange, Milk
Lunch - Hot Dot on Bun, Baked
Beans, Fruit Kabob, Milk.
TUESDAY
Breakfast - Banana Bread
Squares, Apricots, Milk.
Lunch - Lasagna, Applesauce,
Garlic Bread, Milk.
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast - Scrambled Eggs,
Hashbrowns, Whole Wheat
Toast, Milk
Lunch - Turkey & Dressing,
Sweet Potatoes, Green Beans,
Bread, Milk.
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
NO School - Fall Break
All menus subject to change.
OPAT offered to
Current Expense
I Reserve for Int. on Warrants 8 Revaluation
Total Required
FINANCED:
Cash Fund Balance
Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue
Total Deductions
Balance to Raise from Ad Valorem Tax
ESTIMATED MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE:
1 1000 District Sources of Revenue
2100 County 4 Mill Ad Valorem Tax
2200 County Apportionment (Mortgage Tax)
2300 Resale of Property Fund Distribution
2900 Other Intermediate Sources of Revenue
3110 Gross Production Tax
3120 Motor Vehicle Collections
3130 Rural Electric Cooperative Tax
3140 State School Land Earnings
3150 Vehicle Tax Stamps
3160 Farm Implement Tax Stamps
[3170 Trailers and Mobile Homes
I 3190 Other Dedicated Revenue
| 3200 State Aid - General Operations
i 3300 State Aid - Competitive Grants ~
j 3400 State - Categorical
3500 Special Programs
3600 Other State Sources of Revenue
3700 Child Nutrition Programs
3800 State Vocational Programs
4100 Capital Outlay
4200 Disadvantaged Students
4300 Individuals With Disabilities
4400 Minority
4500 Operations
4600 Other Federal Sources of Revenue
4700 Child Nutrition Programs
4800 Federal Vocational Education
5000 Non-Revenue Receipts
Total Estimated Revenue
5,241,706 32 1. Cash Balance on Mand June 30, 1998
010011 2. Legal Investments Property Maturing
5,241,706] 32 3. Judgments Paid To Recover by Tax Levy
I 4. Total Liquid Assets
615,140 99 Deduct Matured Indebtedness:
4,182,546] 68 5. s. Past-Due Coupons
4,797,687] 67 6. b. Interest Accrued Thereon
444,018] 65|| 7. c. Past-Due Bonds
1 8. d. Interest Thereon After Last Coupon
01 000 9. e. Fiscal Agency Cornissions on Above
56,883 80 10. f. Judgments and Int. Levied for/Unpaid
14,491 1911. Total items a. Through f.
0 00 12. Balance of Assets Subject to Accruals
01 001] Deduct Accrual Reserve If Assets Sufficient
63,984 5313. g. Earned Unmatured Interest
327,141] 1414. h. Accrual on Final Coupons
31,161 1315. i. Accrued on Unmatured Bonds
55,1625116. Total Items g. Through i.
SINKING TUMO
* 179,151,76
0
o
$ 179,151
00
00
76
$
$
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
» 179,151
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
76
> 46,280|00
0 00
0 00 17. Excess of Assets Over Accrual Reserves *Is
001 SINKING FUND REQUIREMENTS FOR 1998 99 If
—
0
0 00 1. Interest Earnings on Bonds'
01 00|| 2. Accrual on Unmatured Bonds
3,291,33^ 00 3. Annual Accrual on "Prepaid** Judgments"
G 00 4. Annual Accrual on Unpaid Judgments
6,00000 5. Interest on Unpaid Judgments
1,747 80 6. Credit to Sch. Dist. No. 1 No.
0 00 7. Credit to Sch. Dist. No. 8 No.
00 8. Annual Accrual From Exhibit KK
34,060] OOM ~
179,79500
7
6,915
5,51200 Total Sinking Fund Requirements
12,628 00 Deduct:
0001. Excess of Assets Over Liabilities
23,933] 002. Surplus Building Fund Cash
O] 00]]3. Contributions From Other Districts
4,182,54g 68 Balance To Raise By Tax Levy
•• If line 12 is less than line 16 after omitting "h" deduct the following
each in turn from line 4, "Total liquid Assets".
13d. Unmatured Coupons Due Before 4-1-99
14d. k. Unmatured Bonds So Due
15d. 1. Whatever Remains is for Exhibit KK Line E.
16d. Deficit as shown on sinking Fund Balance Sheet.
] 17d. Less Cash Requirements for Current Fiscel Year in Excess of Cash on Hand (From Line 15d Above).
18d. Remaining Deficit is for Exhibit KK Line F.
BUILDING FUND
Current Expense
Reserve for Int. on Warrants & Revaluation
Total Required
FINANCED:
Cash Fund Balance
Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue
Total Deductions
Balance to Raise from Ad Valorem Tax
CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS FUND
Current Expense
Reserve for Int. on Warrants & Revaluation
Total Required
"FINANCED:
Cash Fund Balance
Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue
Total Deductions
Balance
125,000
s 171,280
7,871
00
00
76
$ 18,340
125,000
0
0
o
0
o
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
143,340
7,871
00
0
135,468
SINKING
FUND
*
BUILDING FUND
96,068 11
0 00
96,068 Ti
CO-OP FUND
Current Expense s
Reserve for Int. on warrants & Revaluation p
FINANCED:
Total Required
32,636] 87g Cash Fund Balance
0i 00{] Estimated Miscellaneous Revenue
32,6141 er
Total Deductions
63,431 24 Balance
CERTIFICATE - GOVERNING BOARD
76
00
00;
24
000
0
0
0
0
00
00
00
00
00
CO-OP FUND
000
0
0
00
00
o[oo
’ 0 00
0
00
00
NUTRITION FUND
s271,392 16
0
271,392
51,673
219,718
271,392
00
16
46
70
16
0 00
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF OSAGE, ss:
We, the undersigned duly elected, qualified and acting officers of the Board of Education of PAWHUSKA
School District No. 2, of said County and State, do hereby certify that at a meeting of tha Governing Body of tha said
District, begun at tha time provided by law for districts of thia class and pursuant to tha provisions of 68 0. S. 1991
Sec. 3002, the foregoing statement was prepared and la a trua and correct condition of the Financial Affairs of sold
District as reflected by the records of the District Clerk end Treasurer. We further certify that the foregoing estimate
for current expenses for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1998, and ending June 30, 1999, aa shown are reasonably necessary
for the proper conduct of the affairs of the Mid Municipality, that the Estimated Income to be derived from sources other
then ed valorem taxation does net exceed the lawfully authorized ratio of the revenue derived from the same sources dur inf
the preceding fiscal year.
L
President of Board of Education
Subscribed end sworn to before me this J day of October, 1998.
Notary Public
"-wire to He polished If • legeily-qelified newspaper is printed in the district. If no legalty-quatified newspaper
is published in the district, then publish in • legally-quatified newspaper of general circulation In the district
fa 11 Form 2662192
Senior Citizens
Menus & Activities
October 12
Center Closed, Columbus Day
October 13
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Ceramics
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Quilting
12 Noon - 3 p.m. - Cards
October 14
9 a.m. - 12 noon - Hearing Aid
Checks/Tests
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Ceramics
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Quilting
12 Noon - 3 p.m. - Cards
October 15
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Ceramics
9a.m.-3p.m. -Quilting
11:45 a.m. - Beans & Cornbread
12 Noon - 3 p.m. - Cards
For information call 287-1410.
Cedar Ridge Menus
October 12-16,1998
MONDAY
Smothered Hamburger Pattie,
Au Gratin Potatoes, Mixed
Vegetables, Muffin, Fruit Cup.
TUESDAY
Liver & Onions, Whipped Pota-
toes, Stewed Tomatoes, Hot Roll,
Heavenly Hash.
WEDNESDAY
Chili con Carne, Marinated
Vegetable Salad, Citrus Gelatin,
Crackers, Pudding.
THURSDAY
Hot Turkey Sandwich, Sweet
Potatoes, Seasoned Peas, Sliced
Bread, Peach Cobbler.
FRIDAY
Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, But-
tered Green Beans, Tossed Salad
w/Carrots & Dressing, Garlic
Bread, Cook's Choice Cake.
awuska area
What is Parents as Teachers? A
state-funded program, Oklaho-
ma Parents as Teachers is free
and voluntary for ALL families
with children from birth to age
three for the Pawhuska Public
School District. Parents as
Teachers is a wonderful way par-
ents can be involved in their
child's education from the very
start.
The program is designed to
provide parents an opportunity
to enhance their child's develop-
ment in all areas: • Language;
• Intelligence; • Social and emo-
tional; and • Physical. OPAT
supports parents as their chil-
dren's first teachers in building
foundations for living and learn-
ing.
There are many life experiences
which will influence learning. It
is hoped with the Parents as
Teachers will help prepare your
children for a successful future
in school and beyond.
School partnership should be-
gin when learning begins, at
birth. This is the philosophy of
Oklahoma Parents as Teachers
because parents are their chil-
dren's first and most influential
teachers.
The Pawhuska Schools is eager
to work with you as partners to
help each child grow and devel-
op to his or her maximum poten-
tial
Through monthly visits, par-
ents receive ideas and informa-
tion on how to stimulate their
child's development, and since
parents are the experts and
know the most about their own
child, they are best suited to
influence their baby's develop-
ment.
Group meetings with other
parents to share parenting expe-
riences, discuss developmental
stages and gain information and
activities to stimulate your
child's development are avail-
able.
Also, information on health
and safety, positive reinforce-
ment and how children learn
from play.
A resource and referral net-
work will be available if special
services are needed.
For more information call Don-
na Patterson at the Pawhuska
Elementary School, 287-1267 or
at home at 287-2315.
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Wild West Car
Show set at Pawnee
in conjunction with the Pawnee
Bill Ranch Association and the
historic Pawnee Bill Ranch, the
Lions Club of Pawnee will coor-
Tallgrass Fiddlers
meet 2nd Sunday of each month at 1:30 p.m.
Senior Citizens Center
Musicians, singers needed
Public Welcome
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OPENING
OCTOBER 15,1998
523 KIHEKAH
PAWHUSKA, OK 74605
LOANS FROM
$125-$675
Telephone Applications Welcome
Fixed Income
Credit Starter Loans to Qualified Applicants
dinate the Wild West Car Show
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on
Saturday, October 17 at the ranch
pavilion area.
The event will be open to the
public without charge, said
Randy Ledford, who manages
the Pawnee Bill Ranch for the
Oklahoma Historical Society.
More than 20 car and truck class-
es will be established and tro-
phies will be awarded.
"To participate in the show, a
pre-entry fee of $10 or an on-site
registration of $15 will be
required, Ledford said.
The event will be centered
around the pavilion with shady
sites, picnic facilities and a small
pond for children under 12 to try
fishing. Food and drinks will be
available through a concession,
he said, and door prizes will be
given away.
The historic Pawnee Bill Ranch
is operated by the Oklahoma
Historical Society with the 1910
mansion of Gordon Lillie, who
was known as Pawnee Bill and
toured the world with his
Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show.
The ranch also features a muse-
um, historic structures and a
drive through a bison exhibit
pasture.
The ranch is located one-half
mile west of Pawnee on U. S.
Hwy. 64. For information on the
ranch, call 918/ 762-2513.
For information and registra-
tion forms on the Wild West Car
Show, call coordinator Paul
Thomas at 918/ 762-3696 or Elzie
Smith at 918/ 762-2110.
(918) 287-2032
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