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Show According to the report, the statewide assessment ratio for residential property was 16.1 in Utah, compared with an percent Than average of 34.9 percent for the as a whole. of the fifty states analysis by Utah Foundation, the nation Forty-thrThe residential property asstax assessed research had a higher ratio of private organization essment ratios ranged from alow value to sales price for residen- of a 1967 Census of Governments 5.3 percent in South Carolina of in U, the Utah released did by tial property than report recently to a high of 90.5 percent in Ken1966. This was pointed out in an S. Bureau of the Census. tucky. A 1965 Kentucky court decision directed that all property DELINQUENT STOCK IN LEHI IRRIGATION COMPANY in that state must be assessed at foil market value and not at a FOR THE YEAR 1968 fraction of that level as had been Name of corporation, Lehi Irrigation Company. Location of the practice. principal place of business, Lehi Utah. The U. S. Bureau of the Centhere the are delinquent upon Notice is hereby given that sus survey found that farm propfollowing described stock on account of assignment levies on erty in Utah was being assessed amounts 1968 the set opposite the at a much lower ratio of market the 30th day of October, . names of the respective share holders. value than residential property. Amount Shares Stockholder The study shows that acreage and 1 $ 5.00 Warne Adams farm property in Utah was being 9 45.00 Wayne H. Allred..: assessed at about 9.0 percent of 1 5.00 Lester Austin- .its 1966 selling price. This com8.5 42.50 Ernest Lynn Barnes with the U. S. average of pares 3.6 18.00 , Dwight A. Bates 17.8 percent. Again, South Caro1 5.00 lina showed the James C. BernaL low ratio at 3.6 1 5.00 Boley Realty and percent Kentucky had the high 1 5.00 ratio of 61.2 Glen Boren percent for farm 1 5.00 D. Arlo Br ems and other acreage. property 2 10.00 John David Broadbent Foundation analysts observe 6.7 33.50 John S. Broadbent that the assessment ratio is only 1 5.00 L. B. Brown one of the two factors needed to 3 15.00 Reed C. Bullock determine the relative property 10 50.00 R. Lester Burningham tax burden. Equally important is 1 5.00 Matt Carson., the mill levy or the tax rate im11.3 56.50 Jessie E. Carter posed by the governmental units 2 10.00 J. 0. Chilton which the tax. If assess1 Bob Chivers 5.00 ment employare ratios higher, mill levy 93 280.00 Sylvan W. Clark rates can be lower. If assess2 ... 10.00 Christian E. College ments are low, tax rates must be 1 5.00 Lawrence D. College.. to raise the designated higher ' 3 15.00 Lester J. Colledge revenues. public 1 5.00 ': Gary L. Cooper For more than a decade, Utah 1 5.00 Mabel C. Cox has been engaged in a property 1 v Heber Reed Curtis.... 5.00 reassessment program. The 1 5.00 Glade L. Dalton , Foundation analysis notes that 8.5 42.50 ; Thomas Davis effort in this area has been con1 5.00 Kj Clyde Dorton. centrated largely in the revalua7 h James E. Edwards.... 35.00 tion of residential property. 2 10.00 Mary E. Edwards Thus, even with rising property 1 5.00 ii Maggie Emms. values, the assessment ratio ob1 W. Ferd Evans 5.00 ., served by the U. S. Bureau of 1 Oscar W. Flygare.., 5.00 Census for residential property 1 4.60 has i Anthony Ferkovich., risen from 14.2 percent in 2 I Leroy Gammon 10.00 1961 to 16.1 percent in 1966. 1 : Dell Gilbert 5.00 The ' average assessment ratio 2.5 Harold Gionononi... 12.50 for acreage and farm property, 1 Maud Glover 5.00 however, has declined from 12.0 3 15.00 Earl W. Gurney percent in 1961 to 9.0 percent in 26 Oscar Gurney........ 130.00 1966. 1.5 D. C. Hardman 7.50 1 Vena Harris 5.00 BRAKE 1.5 Gerald Haskell 7.50, BEFORE TURNS J 2 Grant Haws.. 10.00 1 5.00 J Carl Healey..;.. ...... Anticipate braking situations 3 15.00 and start slowing down well be Eugene Hilton 6.7 :; Ethel Hunger 23.50 fore you reach a turn in wet and 3 V George B. Ingram.. 15.00 slippery weather. This is also 1.25 James Jackson 6.25 the rule at intersections or the 1 5.00 $ J. N. Jacob crest of a hill. K Odell Jacobs 16 80.00 ., 1 5.00 f Albert B. Keeler... .5 2.50 George T. Kinsey . J Eric D. Larsen ,,5.00 v..v.., ! 43 S!!ss Hive HIghsr Rates of Assessed Velss to Sales Doctor in the Kitchen" Ubh ee - f Ernet Laj'senlj...!. H. Steven, G. Lea. ..; Rulen Limb.. Marvin Loosle....... Rex Losee Nora E. Manning... Blaine McKinney... D. R. Mitchell Grant Moorehouse.. L. L. Myers Jennie Nostrom..... William T. Nye Merrell Palmer Bert E. Peterson... Ernest Peterson.... Lena V. Peterson.. Michael Petri h C. Robert Powell Sonja Price P. Arland Pulham,. George A. Ricks.... George A. Ricks.... Howard Ricks Ray F. Roberts Wayne Roseman..... Max B. Rothe Rulon L. Russon '8 i i 2 2 1 6 1 1 20 1.4 1 16 2 5 2 32 2 1 8 70 10 4 1 7 .5 12 Alvin G. Schow 2 Albert Schuman Charles R. Searle..... Ernest W. Schelley David E. Sorenson State of Utah John W. Street Gerald W. Swank 1 Talbert Turner Charles Turner Delta S. Turner Iris Veater R. E. Carl 3 9 12.5 1 2 1 1.7 W. 2 3 1 2 Neldon Walters 1 Merriell Wathen 1 Walter L. Webb.... William Whitener Rose Wilkins Norman Winters... Philip D. Zimmerman Joseph Zupan Clyde Adamson Sarah Blanch Adamson A. C. Avery Wilford W. Bateman Anthony Bates Keith Beck Don Bringhurst Irleen Eddington Kenneth N. Gardner Dean A. Gilbert Oscar H. Hall Laine Hansen Lamar Healey 2.5 Yukus Y. Inouye Nile R. Johnson icott MCLachlan 1.25 15.2 1 4.6 i 15 19 2 5 6 5.4 40.4 1.4 3 9.5 70 8 6 20.8 12 8.5 40.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 30.00 5.00 5.00 100.00 7.00 5.00 80.00 10.00 25.00 10.00 160.00 10.00 5.00 40.00 350.00 50.00 20.00 5.00 35.00 2.50 60.00 10.00 5.00 15.00 Approved by UHSAA by Laurence II. Hursh. U.D. Consultant. National Dairy Council Oa A TRUE FALSE TEST When I was young, true or false tests always intrigued me. They were fun and I expect tbey still are. So today we are presenting a true or false test on nutrition. Let's see how you do. True Statement 3. Even when you are trying to lose weight you need some fat in your meals. It's essential Cn an equal weight basis, fats contain about twice the calories of protein or carbohydrates. Protein builds and repairs all tissues. 5. Protein should not be used up for energy. Fats and carbohydrates are quicker and cheap- er sources of energy. After bones and teeth stop growing, calcium 2. 1 uiuiDijA 'sdj-- 5 s6jh lajjuomno i 'aiOj-- g (j- - .'x-- 9 .'j,-- j auiot .'i6o 1 !uijDi 'j-n 'joj-- j D 'illud!Z141 sq 'J.-- o papaau "! ajm r """ ,J PJ PJ PJ P"j PJ P PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PJ PI' PJ PJ' PJ 1 . " lJ I I l l PJ PJ PJ PJ I I pJosf!p i .'x-- f iom !ioaui 'aDj-- u taqoi -j female fly may lay six or John D. Rockefeller, Sr., was a more clusters of eggs, each con- generous contributor to the Baptist Church. taining 100 to 150 eggs. A Thursday. Pec 62.50 5.00 10.00 5.00 .. 8.50 10.00 15.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 12.50 6.25 76.00 5.00 23.00 5.00 75.00 95.00 10.00 28.00 27.00 202.00 7.00 15.00 47.50 325.00 40.00 30.00 104.00 83.00 60.00 42.50 10.00 152.00 165.00 90.50 20.00 180.00 102.00 20.00 Realignment of all Utah high schools, effective next year, was passed by a heavy margin last Saturday, following a meeting of the Legislative Council of the Utah High Schools Activities AsLehL sociation. Region Four "will be affected by the realignment, with Orem and Provo High Schools being named the only Class "A" schools. All others, including Am. Fork and Lehi, will now be Class "B,fe schools, although the "B" schools will continue to schedule Orem and Provo in their league play. The realignment in its two year test period will have three classifications throughout the State with Class "A",Class'B", and Class and each class will hold football and basketball playoffs. One big change will be the Class "B" tournaments with only eight teams in the playoff, where formerly this was a sixteen team tourney. Football playoffs will see Orem and Provo match regular season records for the right to represent this area in "A" playoffs, while the top three teams in Region Four will qualify three teams for the "B" playoffs. All other sports will apparently remain as is. In basketball, only Orem or Provo, the one with the best record from league play, will be in the Class "A" tourney. Basketball as well as football playoffs will be held at a Utah County site, as Regions One, Two and Three, the large schools to the North, do not have any Class "B" or "C" schools. Class "C" playoffs will be held in the Southern part of the State, the area from which nearly all schools in the group are from. Nearly everyone affected by the move felt that this was a tremendous step, and for the first time schools, of Utah will compete on an enrollment basis. Class "A" schools, are those with enrollments over 900; Class "B" schools fall in the 300 to 899 group, and Class "C" will all be under 299 student UTC Faculty Ja-ne- en Christians. Space Heaters Wall Furnoces Water Heaters Floor Furnaces For all your Heating Needs Call Jim Hall at LEW SHEET JETAL Licensed Contractor "C, 127 East Main Lehi Guaranteed Workmanship Free Estimates Phone 768-211- 7 or 756-443- 8 SAVE HOLIDAY your Christmas shopping. You can charge almost anything. Shop without cash. Without checks. Without separate charge cards. You get one monthly statement with all your sales slips. DRY CLEAUIUG CAR POWELL'S LAUNDRY one monthly check. If you wish, you can spread your payments over several months for a service charge. Or you can pay your monthly balance in full, and there's no charge at all. It doesn't cost anything to get You write just u,,u HnC 315 State Roo OIn UHlt ..HUH a Master Charge card. Just drop in at our bank and pick up an application. You don't even have to have an account with us. Come in soon, and make your Christmas shopping merrier with Master Charge! MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION STATE BANK OF $$ LAUNDRY AND i A Master Charge card is all you need to do 12. 196 The average retail price of gasoline, excluding taxes, only two percent ia the Raman D. Wat kins has joined ten years. In that same decpast the electrical and automation ade, the federal governments technology department. He gradPrice Index for all uated from Lehi High School and Consumer 18.5 percent, accordrose items attended Utah Technical College. He later worked as a journeyman ing to Petroleum Today published rolium Instielectrician and appliance in- by the American Pet tute. structor. Mr. Watkins and his wife Vietnam has about two million and four children live in Joins 3 PJ !16 !punod 'ojf j l--J is no longer needed by adults. Milk and other dairy foods are our chief source of dietary calcium and have the added advantage of containing phosphorous in the same biological relationship to calcium as in the growing skeleton. 7. You need vitamin pills regularly because the American food supply is deficient. 8. Five pounds of milk are required to make one pound of cheese. 9. Of the four food groups, the most important for protein is the cheese group. ; 10. Fruits and vegetables are important for vitamins and some are good sources of iron. 11. iron, and some protein are promi- nent values in enriched breads and cereals. When bread is made with milk, you get milk's values too. 12. Eating 5 meals a day instead of 3 will harm you. 13. There's no harm in crash diets or taking weight off and putting it on as often as you like. 14. Snacks are a bad habit and should always be ' avoided. 15. Calcium deficiency may be the basic cause, especially for older people, of losing their teeth. 16. Vitamins were discovered during the Civil War. 17. Certain foods enhance fertility in women and virility in men. 18. Milk and meat are sources of superior protein. y False THE LEHI FSEE PRESS 45.00 Elizabeth Myers 2 Gilbert Myers 30.4 33' Mary Lee Myers Dale R. Ridd 18.1 Fred Strong 4 36 Clyde Wagstaff 20.4 Leroy Wagstaff 4 Philip D. Zimmerman In accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors made on the 3rd day of December, 1968, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at the Lehi Memorial building on the 4th day of January, 1969, at 2 p.m., to pay delinquent assessment thereon, together with cost of advertising and expense of salt Herman C. Goates Secretary, Lehi, Utah i X Rc:!:gr..?.r.t of High Schools aooc Lehi, Utah |
