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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1959)
HERALD An NEWS. Klamath. Falls. Ore Worlnesrlav. .Tulv IS. IBS!) PAGE ? A SCOUT NEWS Ian and Eric Wilder of Klam-.the Fort Klamath pack, alto madel Hollii Kizer. scoutmaster, took alh Agency, who are members nl ' the trip. 'the boys to camp. T-: v- Mill : Mmf, j ..in- .in I -- FORT KLAMATH Cub Scout.' or Pack J4 left last Sunday for a week at Camp Makualla on the eastern shore of Lake Crescent. They will participate in the an ment for scouts and leaders. Boys from Pack 34 making the trip were Wayne Scott. David Van Wormer. Kim Kizer, Roger Nich olson. Douglas Rrattain and Vern- nual Modoc Area Council encamp- on Winter of Fort Klamath. CONGRATULATIONS ARE EXTENDED to M.Sgt. Archie C. Haworth, right, by Col. Jack VV. Williams, Kingsley Field commander, on his recent appointment as the first non-commissioned officer in the Air Force to be appointed an Air Force contracting officer. It authorizes M.Sgt. Haworth to sign contracts and obligate money up to $2,500. The order came directly from Floyd Grover, director of procurement for the Air Defense Command at Ent Air Force Base, Colorado. Haworth has served over 15 years in the Air Force and is presently assigned to the Base Procurement Office at Kingsley Field. . ' Photo by M.Sgt. Charles Bennett Assessment To Be Lower SAL.LM unity properties throughout Oregon will be aessed this year at a generally tower ratto than in 1958, accord Ing to Dean Ellis, chairman of the State Tu Commission, which is responsible for the assessment of utilities. , Ellis announced the commission's assigned ratios today following the group's 30-day session as the State Board of Equalization. The general reduction in the ra tios, which are applied to true cash value to determine assessed value of the utility properties, fnl lows the trend established in 1951 to bring utility property assess ments into line with locally as sessed property. ' Last year's assigned ratios were established uniformly 17 per cent above the ratios posted by each county assessor. This year, in line wi''i a resolution adopted by the House of Representatives in 1957, the level of assigned ratios was 112 per cent of the assessors' post ed ratio. Reflected in the reduc tion was the adjustment in the "normal conditions factor" from 90 per cent to 100 per cent early this year. ' Multnomah County's assigned ra tio showed the greatest change over the 1958 ratio of 117 per cent. The reduction to 50 per cent was brought about mainly by the low ering of the county's posted ratio from 100 per cent in 1958 to 45 per cent in 1959. Crook County showed the only increase in as signed ratio this year 28 per cent compared with 23 per cent all others either remaining the same or showing a slight decline, de pending' on local assessment practices. Posted ratios, as well as the ratio study conducted each year by the commission's Valuation Di vision, were thoroughly analyzed by the tax commissioners during their session as the State Board of Equalization. The ratios post ed by the county assessors and approved by the county boards of equalization were accepted after study indicated no changes were necessary. The posted 'ratio for 1959 for Klamath County was 20, and the assigned ratio was 22. I Fit E Buy Four Gallons Of OLYMPIA STAIN Get One Gallon FREE jr Excellent For Fences, Shakes, etc. A Large Assortment Of Colors To Choose From This is a factory offer and expires July 18, 1959 Basin Bldg. Materials' 4784 South 6th TU 2-2563 SPECIAL-ONE WEEK ONLY! DAVENO - CHAIR - OTTOMAN SETS LOW, MODERN, MASSIVE BUMPER ARM STYLING - EXTRA LARGE OTTOMAN. DAVENO SLEEPS 2. C H A I R AND OTTOMAN MAKE ANOTHER BED. BIG - BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF COLORS & FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM. 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