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Show Increases in Levies.Assessed Valuation, In History Population Boost Prov o Property Tax Totals - Levy Goes have . reduced lupl.imiHs.) County t'p their levies since 1950. Trovo But the total levy for school) The effect of the levy fa- local district levy crease is seen in a comparison City has 8on from 25 mills purposes in that year down to 21.5 for assessed by the Provo Board; of the totals since 1950. "In 1966 and the current year to- - of Education plus the state levy that year Provoans were pay mill for for the state school fund has ing to all taxing agencies (city, tal includes one-hathe Provo Metropolitan Water gone from 36.20 mills in 1950 schools, county, etc,- - a total of a to 55.26 in 1966. The break- of 67.35 mills. In 1966 the fig District and mill for the Central Utah Con- down, of the 1966 school levy ure Is 83.81. The 16.46 increase total is 49.96 mills for the local is directly attributable to servancy District mills which schools and would have been mill Utah County had a levy district" and 7.3 of 7.15 in 4950 nd 6.65 In 1961; Provoans pay to the state for more had not the city and counThe Utah Taxpayers Associa- the state school fund (which ty each decreased their levies tion report noied that "county comes back to local districts in slightly over mat period. The accompanying property tax levies (in Utah proportionate shares). CountyLarefre Jowestipf the (In 1966 thestate school levy! shows a picture of valuations, Provo Front went down J.3 mhls but the levies and tax trends in -- solely foJLschoolpur-- ; three major Wasatch : ' " - r - locaLProvo District levy went since 1950: Provo City and counties.' from Page One) 1950 and more individual tax- payers are contributing to the dollar volume tax. The Utah Taxpayers Asso ciation report noted that of the total $2,926,444 in property taxes to be paid by Provo citi-sethis year Provo Cky gov ernment will tane 2o per cent, county ' government will take " eight per cent, and-- total schools (local and state) will receive 66 per cent. School Tax Boost The increase in levies haajre--eulte- d (Continued i7i - four-tent- table "!T ' Aaaees School- TooV. 'Valuation Ivy 1950 115,95506 ""36.2b 1960 2S217,790 25,825,i39 1961 26,20,646 7.13 51.6 51.96 55.46 55.26 L 1 Wo,015 6,831 136,787 5 7.00 7.00 7.00 526,199 557,009 v- U1, tvi Total' Ty 67.55 66.15 51,07,595 1,265,521 Total , 151,t 6A.6S 169,525 7.73 76.13 7.00" 183,6 7.00 194, 10J 79.46 . -- 8046 7.00. 205,0?6 6.65 6.65 214,723 83.91, 6.80 , " - 1,403,803 1,598,009 1,809,795 1, 963,360 l,997;70O 2,203,365 2,357,205 63.33 16,706 " 211,734 - 82.3V 2,564,75. 2,709,385; 83.811 2,926. 232,202 - cf 1.3 a ills frc Includes Central Utah. Water Conservancy District .40. State School levy" of 7.3 Include a - "7.00' ,10, 76. 76.03 606,852 577.2V '$82, 314 1,522,252,21.50 629,87? 1,683;287 "21.'5 669,454 1,790,758 21.50694,21? 1,929,547 21.50 750,723 54.C6 32,289.179 1966 34,917,604 Lvi 23.00 22.50 22.50 1,083,262 23. 00 1,175. 3 23.50 1,236,722 22.00 1,26,9W 21.00 5.53' 1965 7.15'U108l City 683,719 765,51V 908,103 ''.73 1962 27,729,268 1963 29,296,606 1964 31,137,390 I3S2.W-- City I "577,535 25.00 35.33 38.83 23,36,61 1958 1959 Tej County County Taxea 1vy In City . ' "School. Taxes' 26.00 19,131,08 1956 21,636,919 195 ' lf ..... V j Utah th poses.--Bo- the 196? levy a decreaae SUNDAY, SEPT. Weh County, 25, Theft Reported Statistics "OREM Howard Gordon, BERTHS 149Q S. 800 E., reported to Orem AT UTAH VALLEY HOSPITAL Police that items valued at $148 Saturday: had been stolen from his car Girl to Owen and Colleen while Orem. of tt was parked In a shed Stout Engh at therear of the .residence. Friday: Boy to Pavid and Deanra H. Stolen Items included an elecFoulger of Wendover. tric razor, binoculars, and snow Girl to Melvin and Cinda,Cal-liste- r tires and wheels. Clement of Salt Lake. and Victor William Boy to Joyce Bailey Oldroyd of Provo. Ghi to, Vera and Loretta YOUR BIRTHDAY cad HOROSCOPE u A day VIRGO (Ana. 23) seetirMy both of serenity for the Virgo who has learn ed now w stem we Ttoe or nervousness work. Wtmout enner even before It begins to rise. aueceM In Y MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Je 7LlU Imrk miK Of the haWineSS that Avoid tak LIBRA (Sept. MOct. 23) oinoot expect, ho You could b. yours. Beat to ing a gambit with your future. ever, to achieve Iheee WW "fly at least to to on what have, you hang ln, lire Success eapedelfr. and a good merrteoe are for the ftme being. No nma tor a cnenge. you need YOU SCORPIO (Oct. 12) swtther oukkty nor miU-- Oiiwd, end can make exceptional business gains to- Youngblood srs before Y? many arwat Dtrioml and prontHOnat day If you meet associates halfway In Provo. MtkttKHon' lor whtch you am OMtln- - their demands for a new metnoa or oper ation. and Dorothy Girl to Burke " SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 0ac. H) TODAY'S POtlCAST cannot meet your obligation your- Dyer Cloward of Provo. you A day 3) Oct. LIBRA (Jpt. self, find someone who can do the lob Boy to Paul and Nancy White Wi murwina wwtla and aftarnoon aow- -n tor you temporarily. Don't leave another too much alto Don't aMfcMng. of Provo. me wren. Moore in to lead to oeprowlon, howavar. CAPRICORN (Dec. &Jen. JO) Ok) Though friends J2) SCORPIO (Oct. word from Thursday: ba for a waiting may maK. daelitona with an air of you. Newa at a distance may be good) Girl to Harold Kent and Su finality, you would ba wlia .to hang an took into It without delay. an mit mMtal rMarvaNonal ' Your san Olsen Ward of Provo. AQUARIUS (Jen. 21 --Feb. If) Dae. B) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. natural versatility may prove an enemy Count your blaMinga rattiar than your to success today. Choose the lob you MARRIAGE LICENSES aM what Glva you ean ta wih oo end atJcK to m avoid stuffing panmai today. Richard Madsen, 42, ana who la lew fortunate than you. Alger A CAPRICORN (Dec. 2Wan. JO) Good PISCES (Febi JOMer. )) 34, June Robinson, Hia Caprl- tor Provo, day uplltHng pirltualh ludgment may wall be followed by bad, earn who putt omerr imerwn onnre mm so dont thfnk that because your first American Fork. me or neaoa Contlder own. nmny move turned out wall,, the others will. m what. Raymond Eugene Asbell, 23, Think I Though If) AQUARIUS (Jan. ARIES (Mar. A change Valdosta. Ga., Carol Lee Har- 20) teal more reatrlcted than usual in voce Don or avocation may be m ' activities tooay, you would bt order. Investigate the possibility of an ward. 24, Provo. wIm to raiM no oblecHona. Time wHI endeavor entirely foreign to your pres- 23, Keeler, Jay Anthony heal wounds. ent training. . A show PISCES (Feb. KWAer, 11) TAURUS (Apr. 21 May XI) Enterprise Orem. Karen Gines, 22, Orem dissatisfaction Is no way to ease a is ma keyword tor me day. See that Mack Wayne Hatfield, 22, AAaka strain In Dsrsonel retattonshlps. others dont lump the gun, or your own tactfully, yet runnmg start may all ba for nothing. Mapleton, Linda Goble, 18, apologies firmly, your e GEMINI (May get ablectly. 7 A day for JO) Springville. ARIES (Mar. or oast tor outioox is bet the your ontiy unHmltad growth of the spirit for Aries. day. A time of changing Influences, so Duns Kenneth tan, 18, Larry Let your conscience coupled wWh your take care that you don't stick too closely K. Umb, 17, finer Instincts carry you toward success. to old method,. Salem, Betty This TAURUS (Apr. 21 May il) CANCER (June Juh U) Prolect may well be a day of difficult adlust-- present plana Into the future and see Do whet home. the around you wttar you coma up with. You may ftnd ments Wendell Vln Zant Miller, 32, can to ease contention between young mar a aeuy would enhance things. and old. Provo, Mary LaFaun Fleming, Guard 23) Lta (July It Is 11) GEMINI (May ' Intruder today. You 25, Provo. an against the scholarly Gemini who gains most could easily be talked Into giving away today. Seek your knowledge from sources that wWeh you most prise If you're not you know to be both accurate and un- - corerui. waseo. VIRGO (Aug. !4eot. 13) Ba ener CRASH KILLS SIX A day 23) CANCER (June getic In the discharge of duties. The for boning up an material grown swa. Virgo who appears ADELAIDE, Australia (UP1) laiy today may well You should be able to use old abilities oa iswenai wee yaiuei Look anval -an Flve 1o your profit during the earning week. when LEO (July m Depressloln killed were Saturday boy may well follow elation. Take care that Lockheed Hudson atfcraii you do not allow your mood to swing too far In either, direction; strive for crashed while approaching Ten- the middle road. Sunday, iirreMBia . Bern today, you need -- Bangerter fa" Hmyl of basic combat training at Fort Bliss, Tex., recently. Pvt. Net son, a 1966 graduate of Orem High School entered the Army last June. v . t Do you bave news brief or personal items you't like to appear is this colama? -- Call -- Madred B. HaO at Mrs. FloreHa Quarnberg has nr Dr. and. Mrs. Harold L Han come from Scipio, Ut., and is sen are happy to have as their spending two weeks visiting her Dr. Hansen's aunt and daughter, Mrs. Lee R. Peterson, guests . 1 -. J .T 2 " Orem and her family, . cousins, aits, uima kolkixu SENIOR CITIZENS- of Rarxlers,"Deismark 4nf Mn Recreation hour for senior ciand Mrs, Swen Gylling of ElsiFamily members will gather tizens will be held every Monex their FORP. MOTOR Ca nore, Denmark. During In Hobble Creek canyon vis-- 1 today 1 to 4 p.m., at the from the week day three stay, pected ESTABLISHES AN in a picnic and outing to cele- - Ektred Center. Mrs. Aria Beebe PAY -- 1928 birthday anniversary are invited his area and also in Ogden- .- bfat jx ryya ouu tx opringviue. to brinj games ortandwork or R PAY, EHfY0U Expected to attend will be his Itl FORGIVE ME, WONT Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Williams wne, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- - Just drop in for visiting. t YOU, F I PON'T of Provo have as their visitors, liam P. Bird and three chil BARRACKS 2679 w Mr. Williams' sistef, Clyde and dren, Springville; Mr. and Mrs. VETERANS OF WORLD WAR I APPLAUP, BUT her .husband, John Baird from William K. Peterson and six Regular meeting will be held Wil8 at me VetWagner, Okla., and OUie children, Orem; Mr. and Mrs, Monday 'at p.m. East and Third erans Mrs. Center, liams and a sister-in-laRaymond Bird and son, Spring Gladys Williams, both from Tul- ville; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene First North. There will be PAPER PLAQUE refreshments. sa. Okla. The Oklahomans are Stone and Mrs. William G program and En-CHANDLER5 -J- DRD, friends ndpa7-ait-at- o alsojoyinrseeing I I il.!- - "It gives me ,. ' gland (UPI) i.il FIRST WEATHER VANE?. in uus ree otner reiauves great pleasure to ' unveil this Although the exact origin of ' Edward G. Nelson, 19, son of the weather vane is obscure, plaque," said the government Mr. and Mrs. Heber G. Ja e Mr. and Mrs. Kamis L. Nel- history records that representative and pulled cobs, Provo, entertained at a son of of the at cord opening unveiling Orem, has received an of Winds in Athens, built about a new electronics factory here buffet supper during the . week early promotion to Army pay 100 years before Christ, had a of Andersen Olivia for Mrs. Friday. grade private E-- 2 on completion vane. and anLMr. Denmark Instead of roe commemora Randers, tive plaque there was onlyLa Mrs. Swen Gylling of Elsinore, Denmark, who are currently printed card on the wall." visiting in Utah as guests of a The chair.' company man explained, "The plaque got nephew, Dr. Harold I. Hansen and his family. Other guests lost in the mail." 3 373-O- Coming Events 9 . 25 NOT Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery 1966 Utah included Dr. and Mrs. Hansen and daughter, Linda and David, Kimball and Judy Jacobs. The Jacobs met the visitors while in Denmark last year where' they had gone to visit their son, Dee V. Jacobs and his family, who reside there. red-face- d 'Include. Jrw.JfrfrttJhSfftj Sunday Herald By MILDRED B. HALL Mr. and Mrs. George Rice left for their home in Idaho Falls, Ida., Friday afternoon after v is-iting for a week to Orem wim their daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Kearn Kendall and Mr. Kendall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guarnett Kendall. Stops IW Watch For Our Ad Pam Itch-Reli- eyes - Terk. X. T, Spe.Ul) For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to shrink hemorrhoid!, atop itching, and relieve pain withont surgery. In ease after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. If oat amaiing of wart In This Newspaper Sept. 27 so thorough that anffereri mad astonishing statements like "Piles have ceased to be a problem I" The secret is a new healing substance ( discovery al research Institute). a This substanc is now araflabla in suppository or aeataMat em under the nam Prepared B At all drug aoontata. ROYAL VISTA HOME SUPPLY - e) $12.95 world-famo- all-ee-ulta 480 NORTH .200 WEST UTAH PROVO, 374-21- 34 of COME TO UTAH J. - and NATIONAL BANK z - PICKUP . rmey THE KEYS TO A NEW - 1967 CAR ... r . - j ft menand Program to Welcome Nephi Missionary NEPHI - Elder Steven Lud low, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ludlow will have his homecoming tonight at 7 p.m. in the eftcrneen. every Monday North Street, Prove. Utah, MM) a, E. JENSEN, Publisher inured as Second Class Matte, at fr." Post OUice In rove, Utah. Nephi FlTSt Ward. He 4th - . MEMBER . Audit Bureau at Circulation Onit' iress lnlrnllial Service NBA .''SUBSCRIPTION UTAH - RATES COONTY nant Creek Airfield, 500 miles south of Darwin. The plane was on a mineral survey mission and the boy, son of a Tennant Creek butcher," was believed to Semd have gone along withihe surveying party. for-th- aa CndH . 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