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Show 0 n v, v C v s C C v n s ' $ N ? v ' f l r t " vyrmf The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, August 10, 1960 20 Workshop Calls S.L. County Auditor Reports 37 Year Veteran Plans To Close UP Career Golden -- Wedding Professor at U. r veteran of Union came to Salt Lake City, where 'A Pacific Railroad, Randolph C. he has been employed by UP Larsen, 442 Emerson Ave. until the present. (1485 South), He has worked as freight carhas announced man, car inspector and lead his intention to car inspector. A member of retire as lead Brotherhood of Railway the car inspector at ? of America, he is past Carmen Salt Lake City, f W president of the Old Timers A native of J I Club and the Union Pacific Moroni, Mr. Lar-Council,' Safety Employes sen was born which he helped organize. 1894. He Jan. 3, AFTER retirement Mr. Larbegan his career sen plans to do the things I with Union Pacific July 9, 1923, ihave never had time to do at Glenns Ferry; Idaho. After j around the home and for my six months he resigned and church. y J - Mr. and Mrs. Robertson Frederick James To note date. ... - Mr. and Mrs. Frederick James Robertson, 374 W. 17th South, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday, at an open house at the home of a daughter, Mrs. D. C Collett, 2502 E. . 3225 South; Friends and relatives are, invited to call from 4 to 9 p.m. They request no gifts. ' SIB. ROBERTSON and Mrs. Robertson, the former, Edith Foulger, were married Aug. 10, 1910, in Salt Lake City. The marriage will be solemnized later thi.f month in the Salt Lake Temple, . Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. Mr. Robertson worked for Railway Express Co. for 16 years, and later was employed by Utah Poultry for 24 years, ' Dr. Osmond L. Harline, director of the University , of Utah Bureau of Economics and Business Research, will participate in a Ford Founda-- ; tion workshop for such bureau directors through Aug. 26 at the University 6f Colorado. 1 Valuation Study Lists Tax Highlights The average home in Salt Lake City assessed at $2,000 ipea ns the owner will pay In1 1960 $164, or $82.20 for each $1,000 because this year the total tax levy is up three and four tenths mills. LAST YEAR the owner paid bureau $157.60 on the same home, or directors selected to attend the an Increase of $6.80. .HE IS ONE of 25 ' seminar. He is a member of the board of directors of the Associated University Bureau of Business and Economic Research. He also, is chairman of the membership and accreditation committee. A $10,000 home is assessed at approximately $2,000. The homes are not assessed' on market value, but on a fair Cash value formula, THESE interesting tax rate highlights were compiled Tues day by Saif Lake County Auditor David P. Jones. In' South Salt Lake, home owners will pay $91.20 for each $1,000 assessed- valuation or $182.40 forJhehome assessed at $2,000. Last year they paid $187.40 or $5 less because the levy was down 2 mills. Mr. Jones showed, that in Murray City the home owner will pay $78.80 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, or $157.60 for the $2,000 assessment. Last they paid $160, a decrease of $2.40. The mill levy went , down 1.20. - yr per $1,000, or $150.80 for the The assessment has increased $18.60. In Bingham in 1960 a $2,000 assessed home will cost $143.80 in taxes, or $71.90 per $1,000 assessed valuation, an increase of $8.30. Last year the tax was $2,000. , IN THE Talorsville-Ben-mo- ' Improvements District $127.20, or $63 60 per $1,000 the tax is $84.20 for each assessed valuation. $1,000 assessed valuatiqn, or . T- A $168.40 for the $2,000. Last or was a rate the $167.40, year Get Cash How for decrease of $1. The mill rate went up 50 cents per $1,000. Conlraci The mill levy was set at 84.20 Your House 83.70 conIf you bar told youi home tjiis year compared with in 1959. tract you can convert that contract Im- Into cash through a ipocial rvlc . The Sandy Suburban provement District is the high- at Pnidtnlial Ftderal Saving. Tor est of them all, said Mr. Jones. hill information, phono or vioit PruThis year the late Is $62.20 dential Federal Saving. Branch per $1,000 assesed valuation, OiQce, 33rd South and Stain St. or $124.40 for $2,000 valuation. Phono HO 1 6911 and ak for Mr. LAST YEAR it was $52.90 Biebnn, DtllTIHHIIl , with in 1955. Mrs. Robert- retiring son has been active In LDS Church work, where she has served in the Primary and Relief Society. THEY ARE parents of a daughter, Mrs. Collett and a son, John F. Robertson, both of Salt Lake City. They also have six grandchildren and - three Birthday Mrs. Lorena Sorensen Hendrickson Sorensen will observe her 80th birthday anniversary Friday, at a fam- P"'""1 "! ily l gathering at Liberty Park at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Sorensen, who resides with a daughter, Mrs Eskel (Julia) Johnson 1020 Lowell Ave. (735 South), was born U I ..j Aug. 12, 1880, in Mrs. Glenwood,' Sevier Sorensen County, a daugh- .ter William A. and Mary C. Steffeson Sorensen. She was married to Heber Hendrickson Sept. 26, 1900, in the Manti Temple, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints. He died Feb. 2, 1916. She later married George Sorensen Oct. 17, 1919, in the Manti LDS Temple. She has always been active in LDS Church work, where she has served in the Sunday School, Primary, MIA and Re lief Society. She is still active in Relief Society work and keeps busy with embroidery and crocheting. SHE IS THE mother of eight sons and daughters, seven of whom are still living. 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