Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 01, 1960, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 19iO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. ,0 nM Es3 EuSa tuMI Unnfl mnfm SAlVS hTAfYl Fl PtSJl fcfl liH IXHS iiCi HyB IWI tel tel Si Isil liii fei Isl tel tesi , i 1 1 B 1 1 1 1 ii -i "II "II II 1 1 II II II 1 a- Ah '-As,,..m 'n'w i i " iuh 'lis m -a i a irShole Oregon 5row Ijl mm L3i TL. C El r T lj aDTure!f I nu ram v s nearr , - y Whole U.S.D.A. CHOfCE mwi nioasis All Blade and 7-Bone Cuts Round Bone Roasts ... lb. 59c ALL these fine roasts will be from the 11 4-H Aand F.F.A. BEEP we. purchased at the f-H Salef Soran's Fresh Oregon Qrown FRYER WHOLE DRAWN 2i to ZVi lb. Average r-f I 1 r-r I I II Mm Small Sides-1 Vi to 3 lb. Average SPAffiNBS 8 Eastern Pork Property Tax Rates Will Be Lower for Many Residents The property tax rates for more than two-thirds of the people In Jackson county will be lower during fiscal year 1960-61, according to the Jackson county assessor's of fice. Individual property tax statements will be mailed by Oct. IS. Tax bills are due Nov. 15. A decrease in property tax millage is listed in 49 code districts in the county, while increased levies are listed in 19 code districts. In three code districts there is no property tax change. (g A code district is an area in the county in which prop erty taxes are levied for vari ous services. One code dis trict, for example will inclutw taxes for a city and school dis trict only, while another code district will include taxafor school district, water dis Caveman Brand - LARGE ANY SIZE PIECE . . Swift's Premium FULLY COOKED pieties $1,000 of assessed valuation, from 1059-80. Tlu millage de creased from 90.2 mills in fis cal year 1959-60 to Jpg this TbS larccst increaift in nron erty tak levies is in the Evans Vally school cod district, Where th milium incre8sttd 13.2 mills' from lD3f-0's 38 1 mius) to 51 mil. Th incrktse lral. dir to varolYlie,.Jphoi liQtrict Ptyirt tuition for bitti Scaool students to tnt jnotnr di$ tnct. Levies in thre cities, Sac- sonville, Gold HiU and fcujpoa Kiver, increased this fiiutl yegr. Th other Jackson couth ty cities litve reduced taftofc Hoted fay Oaars some resulting because of in creased assessed valuations. Total millage figures for cities within the county, In cluding city, school and other tax levies, were computed by the assessor's office as fol lows: Cltlti Total Increase or Levy Pecrrase In Lrtvv jncKionvtiie hj..j lenlx 83.7 Uslantl 75.0 Gold Hill 83 3 Central Point . 78.4 E.IKle P. 41 85 2 Talent 90.5 Rogue River - 85 8 Mcdford 85.8 Butte Fall! 85.4 Increases in Jacksonville, GoldJIill and Rogue River are partly due to increased budgets for those cities, ile some of the increase respited from larger sctvfftl district budgets. In five cities, the city budget Increased the tax levy for municipal purposes, but de- 4 2.7 12 j 03 1.4 o. 10.4 16.5 10.1 3.2 1.0 trict, rural fire protectionitrreases in school levies or low- sanitary sewage service or oth special assessments. Largest Decrease The largest decrease Is in code district 22-4, part of the former Talent school district. The property ta bill in that particular codl) district is er taxes for other special serv ices reduced the total prop erty tax levy. City Budgtt Increase For example, in Jackson ville, the city budget increas ed $3,106.86, resiHtine. in 4.3 mill Increase for municipal down 19.8 mills, or ,19.(0 peri purposes. H o vvr, lower property tax levifiB ftr other services such , Kwoots in duced the ovcFgJl Increase to 2.7 mills. In GoldHill, tl9 IS in crease in mills is from A 1.1 mill incrca.49 fcr municinaJ purnpscs And .3 of a mill in crease in tyhool dj&trict 8G taxing units. The assessed valuation of property in 1959 60 was $86,210,408.30, based on 25 per cent of the true cash value of real property. The assessed valuation this fis cal year is $92,942,037, accord ing to the assessor's office. In three code districts in the Ashland area, decreases for some property taxpayers can be attributed to reapprais al law in 1959 and placed on the tax rolls this fiscal year, the assessor's office said. However, the office noted that some taxpayers in the reappraisal area who had been "enjoying a tax benefit" before the reappraisal will now pay their proportionate share of the tax load. The code districts are 5-1, 5-2, and 3-3, all in tAshlatf school district, with the latter two outside the city of Ashland. Millages for school districts in Jackson county were listed as: Dl,,rlc 190-l Increase i-evy Phoenix (origin Phoenix (Con dated Talents Asniand 1 63.1 lit.) 04 8 33.9 Central Point (original) 39 q Central Point (Consolidated) 58.7 Kagle Point (original) 63.2 Eagle Point (Consolidated Ai 1 Rogue Rlvtr 617 Pntegate 47.3 Mjeord ... 38.6 Ppspect 86.4 Evans Valley 32.1 Butte Tails . 4 ,7 Plnehurat 2 Decrease Ho eng. 172 10.5 0,3 03 10 9 5.7 30 IS 1.1 4- 2 5 district several Changes in school mlllaees result from factorSraneintr from I m wuicn ui run ijiuuj.eLMsm vSuations to iiv The 10.1 mill iacrtt8 InTcresaftd lev nff.pt. rnm tt,. Krni River rSLiltJd from ft &S mill inert in th city grciJMkrt!? tiK lftvy nd a 9.7 mill inctafrt) in thy ecjaool district tax levy. J' grrirty (4k plctur in Jf ciseai county citrus, W mu nicipal ftp-posty ol, a tlilsj; ctt cite Ltve iaciA8e,eor I-evy Inc. tr llecrgesy K60-JI Dsn J'VHl 4 4j 3.1066 Mil 4 Phoenix -4t 0.337. 87 12.3 Ashland 4 Jfl3.l0.(ll 21.1 4-c,e.2 Oolci Hill -l l,7B0.n al. 1.1 rft.il, Pt. 4 tviitn 144 t.i CfWe FK W 313.V.I zj.u 10 cn TaTont -I C 380.43 23.7 01 R. lvrf 4 tl.3li) 24.1 4- .4 Medlord 4 l.nto.n 27.6 l. SllttS V. 9 50.30 STJ.7 0.1 There t' U coeie aaftnc Wtshtintton, (Science Oerv- in the county, 4S e them lc)-Th reftlotctlti abrlelTnti iAcelmttnteil 11m from th test eftplosiaa i a Ur courtfef 10 cititW tomic devitnt b tint Cnench It. tin. euWttbi ttr cltijsM (otremmenl in the Sftfiirat fee TMieiwtWwA teal!04irerr er ) WMrvt Ve OsMisiibaMI eAe tamtam, creasStd tx offsets from the ftgtej and county. Aspects ot ne mlll&ge rates for school purpogtse will be discussed in liter grticle. ftesSfafiiJOn ouse Gtoxotstio mtl b CLOSED LAt50H PAY ! Sfock up new ott Carton of Six 12oz. boffles feg. $5e flat Bollls BBBlaaltvB1BsHktsejaaMekMi IULJAIU mi Pepsi com . . . BLUE mt V I onun yi Cs' datith nuioe d wr,ttrf wfia, Ebvi lis! 11 II tl trS 1 ' .f:"' v'"'' 'lJ)' 11 L' A Real Vly" , . !j Pre-packaged by nature ... for af- f O I P tt " " W '" ing anywherel Ideal for lunehe and Yj ITIOOBy- W " ' ' rJ:' t "'tM j ii saving SB,,'WNr'w,, , A? Don't miss this tremendoui m I llh Q SjLZ Groceteria labor Day Special! JJ XH Price! mm ii Crispy fresh HEAD LETTUCE o Adds vitality to a sandwich! C heads A real Budget Stretcher! 19 Groceteria FRESH PRODUCE Your satisfaction euiranttea er your money back! If It Is good, tell your neighbor! If it isn't food, toll us ... we want te know. California CARROTS 2one fl ITnC pound II ViW I M packs y J WATERMELON - LOCAL -Guaranteed RIPE! and ihey are Priced Right! No 1 Oregon-Idaho RUSSET POTATOES 10 r89c A Good Clean, Solid No. 1 Spud - Reg. 89c . . Save 20c ba t CPA miem Mre Vtati1 HMdt, tlJ. mr eeetrch lborlor) cje2ljatts tftv- Dotft nittlB JTlench Suoleer toaK veoe blofoj in t aMHerly flivectlnv tlnxn- giWCtn ctf fne V eterutC the vorlft tmlcn it vmigcV throiqin firilysbst of tht siOt plest tjiten t mvei'4l ctotions ior)aT tlHteota msriaifit ffatt. The (tomic devi(t flrtyi on Feb. 13 ma.de Prance the fourth nation to joil tliev nu clegr ecations club, th ex clusive group to which only (he U.S., Russia end GrOat Britain formerly belonged. The blthara exijlosion brought to reality one lonz- dnMded nlghtmere of scien tific and diplomatic (xperts the predicted possession of nuclor weapons by oilier thin Hi three (treat powers. Since shortly ftr World JSer II, this hs DfiM consldercfl thai"R'th counfjSJ (sroblsjin," the "It" rejtmtjse Ss ut knoSn numlwr. urs. k. Li, waitvHwajr.find L. k. LoclrtSJ-t Jr. of U.S. Navfl RfiSOerch htlmnltorv llcre fcund from tliftir gjr filter gnalai.i that t8& radio active debSs trom th Freng nuclear te spread frn a few degrees south of thB gfiuator to just above 25 deuces north latitude by the time it reached the 80th meridian. The second atomic test, which was much smaller, was not detected at the 80th meridian stations, they re ported in the current Science, Journal of the American As sociation for the Advancement of Science, The stations are located at Mlraflorcs in the Panama Canal zone, Sen Juan, Puerto Rico, Miami, Fla., and Guayaquil, Ecuador. sEiyht ctAee Vutft etsfi i rSicf Mih inoluSJia bo, hwoiTOe otto$ city , vrH td sSrjfflk Westiiniton-IUPD-House in- vestiggtors have attacked as unworkable the Eisenhower Bmlnistmtion' stand that the 1WSV tp reduc fgrm surpluses is to cut price, supports and jjronuction comrois. . irncy cautsa en-the Agrlcui kj)3e E3((BWeSttt Wednesday tti qQSjKwtterra. us) biAcoi sup- aa ocrff kjOJicUoq adjust metnt Qpllcies. The investiggtorsj declared inji aspartmenii preference cescs- 9raij8rty ofjtuieia njanl fx etcttMr slirplus grains in feSo! Jbr pcil awawkofl- eeSniuioeiwiel Warehouses has ictt fll wg)n cityer- SftOlttS "millions of dollars." Ice Ths charsriM were contined In oj cM ffistrict, M, in t&o r3Dorrrom the House nfcrtj onei giy a7 mill Govtynment Operatfehs com h city rjf sfsKfSr) n8 tnlttej Th; committee said "reduc- 1 mills to the PhoeniX school nijjrict in Sflilce they live. . ncial BlsWdUt Thcro fire othtr ofsfD In which areas served by ( so cial district such us wftter district have bean tnnef(td. Properly taxpayers in mcajt of thosft CiiBns continue to pay off bonds Issued to f Inanct ini tial construction o facilities beforf.anntSnticm . yell t& school aSd city le,ylca Of the coS district not llstc4v citlu, but Includinf, tli area which h city Utvlcs, dcciHj In plorftrty ma iavina3a limsib in ifv. fid intdtSiJse tistcd 10 10 eod9 dfflricts. The Q&rcgstt njmi fm 0.2 of & mill In code area 4-3 (Phoenix school drlct grid Ifiedford Rural fire protec tion), to 17.2 mills in code districts 22-2 (school district 22-former Talent dlstrlct-out-sidcalent) and 22-3 (school dlstiYct 22 and Valley View hospital district). Increases ranged from 0.1 of a mill In code district 6-10 (school district 8 and Rogue River rural fire) to 13.2 mills in code district 62-1 (Gvans Valley schooTdistrlct). More Assessed Valuation Increased assessed valuation In Jackson county, which rose some $6 million during the year, contributed to some of the decrease in many of the nut atUDnort Drices has not re. fluced production." Price sup port! without production con trols it said, "are an invita tion to unlimited production for government storage." tub- committee said fff its other report the Commodity Credit corporation "arbitrari ly igcs commercial facilities In preference to government otyned tfecilltlcs even if such us Is obviously wasteful and Inefficient." In a sUVement issued im mediately attar the report was mgdg) public, acting Agricul tural bocretnry True D. Morse said Unreport contained little had not already been considered by CCC officials and had been the subject of congressional debate. ?2-Ye2r-OJd Checks j His Career Chances Mlddleton, N.J. - Patrick Mann Is starting out early in his search for a grownup ca rccr. The 12-year-old boy wrote the local police department and asked for "something; about becoming a cop." He said he also would like information "on how to catch crooks." Patrick Is not positive about his ambitions. He also has been thinking about being carpenter. THE FOLLOWING FLOORCOVERIHG SHOPS WILL BE SATURDAY THRU MONDAY OPEN TUESDAY AT 9 A.M. OS&W o JIM'S o DYKE'S o LAURINES