Show T V I 14A THE OGDEN OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- Taxes DuePay Mow UTAH THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 12 1959 FLYING VIATCH AND PILLS HOSPITALIZE MAN BOY f S X A flying matchstick and a bottle of liver pills were the cause of two emergency treatments at the Dee Hospital yesterday Odean Hansen 52 of 373 2nd came to the hospital to have the matchstick removed from his nostril fie told hospital authorities the match “just flew in there” He was treated and released son of DeWitt TayDarrell K Taylor lor of 3506 Lincoln ate a quantity of liver pills He was given a stomach pump treatment and released Ronald Hill 16 of 3915 South 2275 West in Roy was treated for lacerations caused by a dog that bit f i 1 n I w ” " 1 if 1 v j r only $133591599 of an n dollars of ally assessed 101 mills in Ogden anticipated taxes have been paid Aft In some places the burden is asj personal er Nov 30 unpaid taxes become high as 111 mills delinquent and will be subject to Ten years ago the mill levy in and Linn interest penalty charges Ogden was 17 mills The levy was Baker county treasurer said today boosted 15 mills in 1950 and this Personal county taxes can be paic remained constant through 1955 In through Nov 30 without incurring 1956 three more mills were assespenalties and extra charges Mr sed The following year— 1957— the Baker said Those who have not assessment was jumped 55 mills to paid their 1959 taxes are urged to 27 ipills do so as soon as possible to avoid SCHOOLS TAKE MOST extra charges and “last minute Schools receive the largest porrushes and demands on the treas- tion of revenues The school assess--1 urer’s personnel” ment in Ogden is 4387 mills The Taxes which become delinquent county cost for the operation-ancannot be paid until after Dec 20 maintenance of schools is defrayed the treasurer said During the in of 3935 mills terim employes in the department by a levy of the total assess-- 1 balance The will be formulating a delinquent tax ment is accounted for by sewer list for advertisement water to cemetery and the mosquito who fail the meet Taxpayers Nov 30 deadline will be subject to abatement districts a $1 advertising fee for each taxPeople living in Uintah with the able item they own a 2 per cent lowest mill Jevy in the county still penalty and interest calculated at have a tax burden of 7156 mills Huntsville follows with a levy of 8 per cent from Jan 1 1960 : If taxes aren’t paid by Jan 11 7306 Pleasant View is assessed! the property undergoes a prelimi- 7456 followed by Plain City 7506 From there tax assessments balnary process of a tax sale ReRiverdale— 8156 Roy— 8681 loon: of cost will the property demption Terrace— 8706 North Mr another dollar Baker Washington taxpayer said Ogden— 9156 and South Ogden— A person may postpone payment 9316 of his taxes but he can’t cancel them out If he fails to pay his taxes for four years his property can be sold at public auction RUNNING THE SAME Although the collection of taxes is running about the same as at Two Weber County people were corresponding times the last two the Dee Hospital this morning n Mr Baker still years anticipates an llth-horush recuperating from injuries suffered crash yesterday eve- In 1957 at this time $2057000 of in a one-ca- r an anticipated $6667000 were in the ning tills Last year collections ran on a Joseph O Read 75 1348 Washing-- 1 ton towas admitted and treated for par as collectors were counting an of ward a total injured back Attendants said $717657019 dolhis morning he may have some With the bulk of the lars still to come it’s - noteworthy jroken ribs that not all of this money will be William O Belnap 85 Hooper used for the operation of the city sustained a broken left wrist He was a passenger in the car operated and county governments Both are satisfacOgden levied only 275 mills— a iy Mr Read mere half-mi-ll boost in two years tory The Weber County Sheriff’s of-lThe county commissioners authortwo-mill said Mr Read told them he boost to 137 mills ized a was blinded by the sun and failed over 1958 Taxpayers supporting something o negotiate a curve two miles east like 29 taxing agencies are gener- - of Plain City on 2700 N GREAT FUN — Steven Bonham prepares the kiln at Roy Elementary School for Susan Lamb (left) and Judy Miller for their special ceramics crafts project The unusual project has won heavy student support she Crafts Project Wins Keen Student Interest She said that she came back to headset afer 41 years Mrs Frank Lyons retires as chief look the situation pver the next day telephone operator at the Ogden and there was no roof on the sta- Union Railroad and Depot Co at the close of her shift Saturday climax ing a career of asking “Number please” that began on a part time basis in 1918 The lady who will confess only to being a “senior citizen” said it will be no rocking choir for her on the porch in the warm sun She wants to travel hankering to see England again the country where she was born Mrs Lyon said her most memorable exeprience was keeping the switchboard open until the last minute when the depot burned down tion Mrs Lyon who has a yen to travel and do a lot of things she hasn’t had time for in 41 years of railroading has an aversion to having her picture taken She said she always has the feeling someone is going to say “Come on and get in the picture you’ll ruin it anyway” She started working parttime for the OUR&D in 1918 She went on the payroll two years later As far as seniority is concerned she is numFeb 14 1923 ber 30 from the top with the comShe recalls that the ticket office was moved out and the dining room pany How did she happen to select was closed after she telephoned work with a raolroad company as news of the fire at 7 pm “I remember sitting there while a career? water from the fire department She comes from a long line of Her father hoses dripped all over I saw the railroad workers and Rio for the Denver worked big clock tumble in before I was Grande Western Her brother also followed the railway work until he went to work for the government But Saturday night it’s all over as far as the railroad and Mrs Lyon is concerned — except maybe for riding ’em And hereafter when the lady of the headsets picks up a pohen it won’t be to call the major rail headquarters in the country It will be to the corner grocer friends or neighbors ROY— A special crafts project has been launched at the Roy Elementary School and a keener interest is being shown than ever anticipated Principal Floyd Sucher reports “In the beginning we were going to form a small crafts club for a few who might be interested” Mr Sucher said “But the idea is picking up momentum and now over 60 members have enrolled” Mr Sucher and Fred Allen Jr a sixth grade teacher had planned to teach the classes in ceramics leather and weaving But with all the students so eager we have called in parents to help The plan is to meet once each week after school for the remainder of the school year Right now the youngsters are primarily interested in the ceramics project the principal said The school has its own kiln Each student will first be taught sculpturing They will form their own molds Then they will bisque paint their mold and fire in the kiln he explained To finish their products the students will cover the ceramic pieces with a clear glaze and will “fire” the second time to finish their work “It not only gives each youngster an opportunity to create something” Mr Sucher said “it stimulates the mind and gives the hands valuable exercise” lllao values Hard-to-fin- d G C H j nj In Auto Wreck : Freak Car Crash Fatal to Driver ROCHESTER N H (AP) — Thomas Vachon 54 of Somers-wort- h died at Frisbie Memorial Hospital last night of injuries he suffered in a freak auto mishap Sunday night Police said Vachon’s car smashed through a cement wall in a parking lot and hung suspended above a drop Vachon fell from the car and landed on his head 15-fo- ot 'ii ce j 199 c6nrS Dim all wool suits Sizes 13 to 20 Amm©Mmdimg A bring you an amazing GOOD-WILto own a valuable ENCYCLOPEDIA SET TODAY! 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