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Millage Levy Listed
By County Assessor
For Various Areas
Following is a list of tax lev
ies in mills for each tax code
area in the county, as prepared
by County Assesor Ray Schu
macher (See story on Page 1
also.)
A person living outside a city
may find his tax levy in the list
by referring to the code area
listed on his tax statement.
Area 1-2, outside Jacksonville.
73.1 mills; area 1-3, Medford
fire, 777 mills; area 1-4, Cen
tral Point, 77.2 mills; area 2-1,
. school district two, .74.7 mills;
. area 2-2, Medford rual fire, 79.3
mills; area 2-3, Medford fire and
-' Kings highway water, 98.1 mills;
'. area 3-1, school district three,
; 64.7 mills;' area 4-2, outside
' Phoenix, 54.5 mills.
Area 4-3, Medford rural fire,
' 59.1 mills; area 4-4, Valley View
hospital, 54.5 mills; area 4-5,
Medford fire and Charlotte Ann
water. 63.8 mills: area 4-6, Med
ford fire, Charlotte Ann water
and Bear Creek sanitary, 71.4
mills; area ! ?, school district 4
and city of Medford, 79.5 mills;
area 5-2. school district five and
Valley View hospital, 47.9 mills;
area 5-3, school district five and
outside city, 47.9 mills; area 6-3.
school district six and outside
city, 46.9 mills.
Area 6-4. Central Point rural
'. fire, 51 mills: area 6-5, Central
; Point fire and Table Rock sani-
lary, 51 mills; area 6-6, Central
'. Point fire and Elk City water,
58.5 mills; area 6-8, consolidated
- school districts 14, 20, 44, 57,
: and 98, 46 mills; area 6-9, consol
'. idated school districts 14, 20, 44,
'. 57, 98 and Central Point fire,
50.1 mills; area 6-10, consolidat-
ed school districts 14, 20, 44, 57,
. 98 and Rogue River fire, 48.9
mills; area 9-2, school district
.nine outside city, 52.8 mills;
area 8-3, school district nine and
Central Point fire, 56.9 mills.
Area 9-4. consolidated school
' districts 12, 13, 42 and Valley
; View hospital,-51 mills; area 9-5,
consolidated school districts 12,
13, and 42, 51 mills; area 9-6,
! achool district nine and Shady
' Cove-Trail rural fire, 56.8 mills;
area 10-1, school district 10,
' 69.7 mills: area 10-2, Medford
' fire, 74.3 mills; area 10-4, school
; district 10 and city of Medford,
94.7 mills: area 22-2. school dis
trict 22 and outside city, 77.1
mills: school district 22 and Val
ley View hospital, 77.1 mills.
Area 35-2, school district 35
and outside city. 6P.6: area 35-3,
school district 35 and Rogue
River fire, 64.5 mills; area 40-1,
school district 40, 61.6 mills;
area 45-1, school district 45, 62.9
mills; area 45-3. school district
45 and Shady Cove-Trail rural
fire. 66.9 mills; area 549-2, rail
road right of way, 44.3 mills:
area 549-3, school district 549
and Medford fire, 48.9 mills:
area 549-4. Medford fire and
Maple Park water, 57.1 mills.
Area 549-5, Medford fire and
Jacksonville highvay water, 48.9
mills; area 549-7, Medford fire
and Charlotte Ann water, 53.6
mills: area 549-8. Medford fire
and South Bear Creek sanitary,
56.5 mills; area 549-9, Medford
fire, Charlotte Ann water and
South Bear Creek sanitary, 61.2
mills: area 5.49-10, Medford fire
and Kings highway water, 67.7
mills; area 549-12, city of Med
ford, school district 49, and
school district 4 bond issue, 77.9
mills; area 549-14, school district
49, Central Point fire, and Table
Rock sanitary, 48.4 mills; area
549-15, Central Point fire, 48.4
mills.
Area 549-16. school district 49,
outside city, 44.3 mills; area 59-1,
school district 59, 79.6 mills:
area 62-1, school district 62, 61.6
mills: area 89-1, school district
89, 80.3 mills: area 89-2, school
district 89 and Shady Cove-Trail
rural fire, 84.3 mills; area 91-2,
school district 91 outside city,
61.6 mills: area 94-1, school dis
trict 94. 61.6 mills; area 100-1,
school district 100 and railroad
right of way, 67.7 mills. '
Area 100-2, school district 100
and Central Point fire, 71.8
mills: area 100-3, school district
100, Central Point fire and Mid
way water, 71.8 mills; area 100
4, Central Point fire and Berry
dale sanitary, 71.8 mills; area
100-5, Central Point fire, Mid
way water and Berrydale sani
tary, 71.8 mills; area 100-6,
school district 100 and
Medford fire, 72.3 mills; area
100-7, Medford fire and Berry
dale sanitary, 72.3 mills;; area
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Macmillan Meets
With Ambassador
London W Prime Minis-
U n rrA HTafmi11an ' tnriaV
'called the senior U.S. diplomat
here for urgent consultations on
the Syrian crisis.
Macmillar. met with Minister
Walworth Barbour at No. 10
Dnwnimi Stret in the absence
of Ambassador John Hay Whit
ney who is in the U.S. on vaca
tion. Authoritative sources said
they discussed the Middle East
situation in general and Syrian
events in particular in the meet
ing, Macmillan's first since he
returned Thursday from his
own vacation.
Macmillan, who once served
as foreign secretary, has taken
over responsibility for the For
eign Office in the absence of
Foreign Secretary Selwyn
Lloyd, now on a holiday.
Diplomatic sources said be
fore the Macmillan-Barbour
session that the U.S. and Britain
were in agreement aeainst tak
ing any direct counteraction
against leftists moves in Syria.
Police Find Note
Confessing, Murder
The Dalles AT) Police here
Thursday discovered a scribbled,
unsigned note in which the writ
er confessed the slaying last Fri
day of Mary Matthew, 9.
The message was found in a
pickup truck parked near the
scene of the crime. The author
said he planned to commit sui
cide by taking an overdose of
sleeping pills. He said there
would be no one to mourn him.
Police appealed to the writer
of the note to identify himself
and officers were dispatched for
a search of transient "jungles,"
since the person had identified
himself only as a "bum.
Mary Matthew died in a Port
land hospital after being struck
on the head by a blunt instru
ment as she slept outdoors with
her playmate, Barbara Heldt,
10. The Heldt girl also was
struck, but hot seriously hurt.
Four Cases Continued
Pending New Reporis
Four persons appeared'before
Judge Edward Kelly in circuit
court Friday morning. All of the
cases were continued pending
reports.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John
son, 781V4 Beatty st., pleadedt
guilty to charges of unlawfully
obtaining public assistance; Jo
seph .W. Rawhauser, 46, St.
Louis hotel, Medford, was ar
raigned on a charge of forgery;
and John Warren, 1167V& North
Main St., Ashland, had his case
continued to appear before
Judge H. K. Hanna. Warren is
being held on a sodomy charge.
100-8, Medford fire and Midway
water, 72.3 mills; area 100-9,
Medford fire, Midway water and
Berrydale sanitary, 72.3.
Area 100-10, Medford fire and
Elk City water, 79.8 mills; area
100-12, Central Point fire and
Elk City water, 79.3 mills; area
100-13, Midway water bond,
Berrydale sanitary and city of
Medford, 92.7 mills; area 100-14,
school district 100 and city of
Medford, 92.7 mills; area 100-15,
Elk City water bond and city of
Medford, 99.3 mills; area 100-16,
Elk City water bond, Berrydale
sanitary, and city of Medford,
99.3 mills, area 100-17, Midway
water bond and city of Medford,
92.7 mills.
Schumacher said the tax state
ments will be mailed t county
residents after Oct. 15, and tax
payments are due Nov. 15.
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LETS ALL GO TO THE FAIR
Ryan Is Tops
In Beef Exhibits
At County Fair
Den Ryan of Crater FFA
chapter, was named , grand
champion and junior champion
during judging of the beef ex
hibits yesterday at the county
fair.
Bob Eldon, Crafer FFA chap
ter, was named senior champion.
Winners in the Hereford class
were: Don Ryan, Crater, junior
bull calf; Jack Esp, Eagle Point,
junior heifer calf; and Don Ryan,
Crater, senior heifer calf.
Under two-year-old cow class,
Steve Carrol, Eagle Point, took
first place and Jack Esp, Eagle
Point, placed second.
In the aged cow class, Bob
Eldon, Crater, took first place
and Don Ryan, also of Crater,
second place.
Don Ryan, Crater, placed
first in the production class and
Jack Esp, Eagle Point, second.
. In the Angus class Art Gard
ener, Eagle Point, took first
place in the senior yearling heif
ers; and first under two-year-old
cow, first in the production class,
to become champion in the An
gus section.
Miscellaneous project! reiult are s
fnilnns:
Tractor l.
Blue Awards Robert Kues-, Cen
tral Point; James Frink. Central Point;
Robert Ziegler, Ruch; Duane Keneau.
Talent; Gary Fossen, Ruch; R-.chard
Zediker, Talent; and Frank Mengel,
Central Point.
Red Awards Willie Bebrick. Cen
tral Point: Todd Caster, Central Point;
Russell nnk. Central Point; Virginia
Martin. Phoenix; David Foote, Central
Point; Byron Palmer, Ruch; Ronald
Whillock. Talent: Dianne Carter. Phoe
nix: and Gress Schmidt. Central
Point.
White Awards Charlotte Vollmert,
Gold Hill. John James. Talent: Jeffrey
Anhorn, Central Point. Mark Schmidt,
Central Point, and Donald GetUing.
Ruch.
Tractor IB
Blue Awards Jerrv Reneau. Talent:
James Reneau. Talent; Jimmy Scott,
Phoenix; James Martin. Phoenix.
Ked Award Vincent reemanue,
Applegate.
Tractor 1C
Blue Awards Charles Swingle and
Henry Scott, both Phoenix.
Tractor ID
Blue Award Gary Krouse and Phil
ip Krouse, both Applcgate.
Fishing
Blue Awards David Prowell and
David Christensen. both Applegate.
Red Awards Christine FreemanUe,
Vincent FreemanUe. Sallv Herriott.
Richard Hill. Tommy Herriott, and
Robert Hill, all Applegate.
Electricity I
Champion Gary Fosien, Ruch. '
State Fair Entrants and Blue
Awards Gary Fossen and Romelle
Fossen, both Ruch.
Red Awards Ricky Davis and Rob
ert Ziegler. both Ruch.
Electricity III
State Fair Entrants and Blue
Award Jerome Peterson, Medford.
Photography
Blue Awards Gary Fossen and Ro
melle Fossen, both Ruch.
Woodworking
State Fair Entrant and Blue
Award Richard Russell, Westside.
Hobby and Craft I
Blue Award Richard Zediker,
Talent and Henry Scott, Phoenix.
Hobby and Craft II
Blue Awaro- Richard Zediker,
Talent and Henry Scott, Phoenix.
Beekeeping - -
State Fair Entrant and Blue
Award Norman Barnei, Westaide.
Crops Forage
Champion. State Fair Entrant, and
Blue Award David Foote, Central
Point.
Crops Cereal
State Fair T.ntranta n4 -ni...
Awards Russell Frink. and James
inn, coin central .point.
Foot Traffic Mars
New Library Steps
Residents are asked not to
walk on the freshly poured con
crete steps to the main entrance
of the Medford public library
for approximately a week, li
brary officials reminded the
public today.
They reported that some of
the work has already had to be
redone due to persons walking
on the wet cement.
While the concrete is drying
patrons are asked not to use the
slot by the library main door for
returning books. Books returned
during this period should be
taken to the library during open
hours, 10 a.m. through 9 p.m.,
Monday through Saturday.
The public is asked to use the
ground floor entrance on the
west side of the library.
The new steps replace those
built more than 50 . years ago
that were badly chipped and
cracked, library officials said.
The new steps will have non
skid tops on each step.
Contractor for the project is
Warren H. Conrad.
Head Injuries Result
From Local Accident
Karen Alden Burrill, 2, Post
Office Box 240, Red Blanket rd.
in ' Prospect, suffered head in
juries w"hen she ran into the
side of a panel truck in Medford
early yesterday afternoon.
Driver of the truck, Guy Dun
can McMartin, route 2, box 325,
Central Point, said he was mov
ing about 10 miles per hour after
leaving the intersection of Sixth
and Central ave. when the girl
dashed into the street from an
empty parking space. McMartin
stepped on the brakes and stop
ped but the girl ran into the side
of the truck. -
She was taken to a physician
by her mother, Mrs. Gladys
Burrill. where she was given
first aid and x-rays, according to
city, police. .
First In Sheep
Taken By Conger
Jim Conger, Crater F.F.A.,
placed first in sheep showman
ship Thursday morning at the
4-H and FFA Jackson county
fair. Don Savage of Crater F.F.A.
placed second in sheep show
manship.
In F.F.A. Swine judging Jerry
Leonard, Crater, won Grand
Champion on his fat market hog
and David Young of Crater won
grand champion with is regis
tered Berkshire gilt.
Other F.F.A. swine awards
were: Allen Barnes, Crater, first
with his Tamworth sow and first
with is Tamworth sow and lit
ter. David Young, Crater, second
with is registered Berkshire gilt.
The Crater F.F.A. chapter
placed first with its Chapter
owned Berkshire boar. Ronald
Meade, Crater, won grand cham
pion and a first place ribbon on
his pen of three fat hogs. Ron
ald also had a first place Berk
shire single fat hog.
Jerry Leonard, Crater, won
grand champion and first place
on his cross bred fat hcg. Jerry
also won a first place ribbon on
his pen of three crossbred fat
hogs.
Darrel Daniels, Crater, won a
first place ribbon and reserve
grand champion on his Chester
White fat hog,
Allen Barnes, Crater won a
second place ribbon with his
Tamworth fat hog.
Clackamas Jury Returns
Manslaughter Verdict
Oregon City (IP) The
Clackamas county grand jury
Thursday returned a manslaugh
ter indictment against Clyde
Wemain Feyer, 19, in connec
tion with the fatal shooting of
his brother, Leonard A. Feyrer,
21. last Saturday.
Leonard Feyrer was fatally
wounded at the family's farm
home about two miles southeast
of Molalla.
Clyde Feyrer was held in
Clackamas county jail in lieu of
53,000 bail. He faces a maxi
mum sentence of 15 years in
prison and a $5,000 fine if con
victed.
Hargitay to Make Picture Debut'
With Girlfriend, Jay ne Mansfield
By VERNON SCOTT
United Press Hollywood Writer
Hollywood (IP! Mickey
Hargitay, Jayne Mansfield's mus
cular boyfriend, makes his screen'
debut with the blonde glamour
girl in her new picture.
"I play Bobo, a TV-type Tar-
zan," Hargitay says proudly. "It
gives me a good chance to show
off my muscles.
Our director, Frank Tashlin,
said I had a good build so he put
me iff a pair of leopard skin
trunks. In one scene I jump out
a window and they didn't use
a stunt man, either."
Next to marrying Jayne, Mick
ey's ambition in life is to become
an actor.
I'd like to marry Jayne to
day," he said sadly. "But her
divorce rsn't final till Oct. 21.
I hope we can get married right
after that."
Hargitay, who won the "Mr.
Universe" title in London in
1955, is a friendly, hulking man
who stands six feet, three inches
tall and weighs 220 pounds. He
speaks with a slight accent (Hun
garian) and is happy for an op
portunity to talk about himself.
Most often interviewers ask
questions about his buxom girlfriend.
I've had an interesting ca
reer," he went on. "I left Buda
pest nine years ago right after
the Communists took over. I
didn't like the way things were
going back there.
"When I landed in New York
I couldn't speak English very
well, and I took a job in a fruit
market for two dollars a day
and all the fruit I could eat. It
was interesting," he said simply.
"Six months later I joined an
adagio dance team, and then I
went into the building business."
Mickey's handsome face light
ed up like a full moon when he
recalled his beefcake triumph
in London. After that success he
joined Mae West's show for e
year.
Then He Met Jayne
"Then I came to Hollywood
looking for adventure and to see
about a movie career," he
grinned. "That was when the
nicest thing in the world hap
pened. I met Jayne."
Just one look and we fell in
love. We've been going together
about 16 months now."
Thanks to Jayne, Hargitay
landed his role in "Will Success
Spoil Rock ' Hunter?'.' at 20th
Century Fox. This led to another
featured part in "Slaughter On
Tenth Avenue" at Universal-International.
A third picture is
under discussion at Columbia.
The broad - shouldered strong
man modestly denies tha$ he
lifts weights to stay in shape. He
keeps his muscles toned on the
golf . course and in swimming
pools.
"I come by my physique na
turally." he said, somewhat de
fensively. "There isn't any law
that a guy with muscles can't
Employee Falls Nine
Stories to Ground
Tacoma W Delphus
Bachman, 18, Tacoma, was in
-critical condition after falling
nine stories from the framework
of the County-City building here
Thursday.
Bachman 'was standing on an
eight-inch girder when he, ap
parently lost his balance, fell
four stories to another girder
and then plunged the remaining
live stories to the ground.
Bachman, an employee of the
Isaacson Iron Works, Seattle,
suffered severe head, chest and
internal injuries.
be an actor, too. If they6lwant
me to act with my shirt off,
that's fine with me.
"And that's not all," he con
cluded triumphantly. "Jiyni
likes my physique, too!"
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Niceville, Fla. W An Air
Force test pilot, killed in the
crash of his F104 Starfighter jet
near Elgin Air orce base, has
been identified as Maj. Peter
Vanmatre of Fort Walton Beach,
Fla. Vanmatre, a native of Nash
ville, Tenn.. was killed Thurs
day when the jet crashed in a
wooded area.
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