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The first women's union in America was formed by
“tailoresses” in New York in 1825.
AUGUST 15, 1985
Library News
The heat didn’t seem to hurt the attendance at the
library’s summer reading program finale which was held
at the Civic Center Aug. 6. There were 133 children,
parents and friends present to enjoy the evening’s ac-
tivities.
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REVIVAL
HIS WEEK’S
SPECIAL
Awards for outstanding accomplishments during this
year’s summer reading program were presented to:
Dustin Middleton-BestSelectionof Books (Grades 1 and 2);
Michelle Blake-Best Selection of Books (Grades 3, 4 and
5).
AUGUST 18-23
t PINCH SCOTCH
$ 17.67
Also. Jimmy Ponder-Best Written Book Report (Grades
1 and 2): Chris Wood-Best Picture Book Report (Grades
1 and 2); Alice Holt-Best Book Report (Grades 3, 4 and
5), and Joshua Simmons-Most Books Read on Grade Level
(94 books).
Dr.T.V.T. Chari and other
annointed speakers from
India.
USHERS
GREEN STRIPE 1.75
$ 13.74
Seven children received special recognition for reading
more than 75 books. They were: Jimmy Ponder,Rebecca
Howard, Joshua Simmons, Kyle Shoppach, April Seibold,
Adam Seibold and Brian Chandler.
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CANADIAN MIST
1.75
$12.69
JIM BEAM 1.75
$12.52
Rebecca Howard won the big red frog drawing, and Becky
Fisher had the closest guess of how many jelly beans were
in the jar. There were 1,617, each representing a book
read by a child participating in the program.
KENTUCKY DELUX 1.75 $8.95
CALIFORNIA COOLER $3.35
4 pk. "
A Hawaiian theme was used in the evening’s program
with each child receiving a Hawaiian lei. Refreshments
of punch and cookies were served, and door prizes were
presented.
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INSURANCE
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V bills /
CALL
Jim Lowen, Agent.
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BARTLES & JAMES 4pk. $3.35
OLD MILWAUKEE 12pk. $3.80
5 0
Farmer’s Market
CITY
HANDY
CUT RATE LIQUOR
(Next door to Handy Grocery)
Hwy. 377 S. 1 1/2 Mi. S.
Benbrook City Limits
249-4743
Direct farmer-to-con-
sumer marketing allows
growers to develop vine-
ripened quality and bet-
ter satisfy consumers
who seek superior tast-
ing products. Many com-
mercial growers harvest
crops before full matur-
ity. While early harvest-
ing by commercial grow-
ers extend shelf life and
reduce waste, it can re-
sult in less flavorful fruit.
Q--OPEN HOUSE--
Sallie’s School of Dance
‘ 8127 C WHITE SETTLEMENT RD.
Register Now For Fall Dance Classes
SAT., AUG. 17 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
AGES 2 1/2 thru ADULT
Pre-school Creative Awareness Class
CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 3
Ballet-Tap-Jazz-Ladies Exercise-Gymnastics
Director—SALLIE HAYES--246-1621
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LEGAL NOTICE
BENBROOK
II. CALCULATION
NOTICE OF CALCULATION OF EFFECTIVE TAX RATE, ESTIMATED
UNENCUMBERED FUND BALANCES, AND DEBT SCHEDULE
I, PAT RUTHERFORD
TAX-ASSESSOR/COLLECTOFor CITY OF BENBROOK
in accordance with Sec. 26.04, Property Tax Code, have calculated $ . 5 2 4 1 7— per $100 of value as the tax rate which
may not be exceeded by more than three percent by the governing body of the city of BENBROOK without
holding a public hearing as required by the code.
The estimated unencumbered fund balance for Maintenance & Operation fund: $ 1:181:027----.
The estimated unencumbered fund balance for Interest & Sinking fund: $ 27 9 , 4 6--------
The following schedule lists debt obligations that 1985 property taxes will pay:
INTEREST • TOTAL
979 GENERAL
see GENERAL
9s3 GENERAL
9e> GENERAL
OBL
nE
1974-A REVENUE REFUNON
PAT RUTHERFORD, TAX ASSESSOR / COLLECTOR toretoe*
AUGUST 5, 1985
MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION (M&O) TAX RATE
1. (A) 1984 Total tax levy (Data 1) ............................................
(B) Subtract 1984 debt service levy (Data 3) .................................
(C) Subtract 1984 taxes on property no longer in unit (Data 5) ................
(D) Subtract 1984 taxes for exemptions (Data 6) .............................
(E) Subtract 1984 taxes for productivity valuation (Data 7) ....................
(F) Subtract 1983 taxes used to regain lost 1983 levy (Data 14) ...............
(G) Adjusted 1984 M&O levy ...............................................
2. (A) 1985 Total Taxable value of all property (Data 8) .........................
(B) Subtract 1985 value of new improvements (Data 9) .......................
(C) Subtract 1985 value of annexed property (Data 10) .......................
(D) Adjusted 1985 taxable value for M&O ...................................
3. (A) Divide the adjusted 1984 M&O levy (1-G above) by the adjusted 1985 taxable
value for M&O (2-D above) ($ 1.613,076— + $ 482.990,860 ) .....
(B) Multiply by $100 valuation ..............................................
(C) Effective M&O rate for 1985 ............................................
. 2,220,920
$ —*-----!----
$ 600,132
— $
5,139
2,573
— $ --------
* 1,613,076
$ ------------
$ 511,317,598
s 28,268,351
— $
58,387
$ 482,990,860
$ *0033398
x 100
$ * 33398/$100
CALCULATIONS USED TO DETERMINE EFFECTIVE TAX RATE
I. DATA
1. 1984 Total tax levy from the 1984 tax roll ...................................
2. 1984 Tax rate ($ :3357___M&O and $ :1243__I&S) ...................
3. 1984 Debt service (I&S) levy ...............................................
4. 1984 Maintenance & operation (M&O) ......................................
5. 1984 M&C taxes on property in territory that has ceased to be a part of unit in 1985
6. 1984 M&C taxes on property becoming exempt in 1985 ......................
7. 1984 M&O taxes on taxable value lost because property is appraised at less than
market value in 1985 .....................................................
8. 1985 Total taxable value of all property .....................................
9. 1985 Taxable value of new improvements added since Jan. 1, 1984 ...........
10. 1985 Taxable value of property annexed since Jan. 1, 1984 ..................
11. 1985 Tax levy needed to satisfy debt service (I&S) ...........................
12. Rate to raise 1984 tax due levy to appraisal roll errors (lost dollars divided by 1985
taxable value) ($ + $ --------------------* 100) ...
13. Rate to regain taxes lost in 1984 due to appraisal roll errors (lost dollars divided by
1985 taxable values) (S + $ --------------------* 100) •
14. 1984 M&O Taxes used to regain lost 1983 levy .............................
$ 2,2 20,9 20
ft .46 /$100
ft 6 0 0 , 1 3 2_________
$ 1,620,788
$ ____o-----------
$ 5,139_______
2,573
$ ----------------
ft 511,317,598
ft 28 , 268 , 3 5 1
58,387
$ ----------------
972,524
$ 0 ^100
$
$
0 /$100
0
INTEREST AND SINKING (I&S) TAX RATE
4. (A) 1985 I&S levy needed to satisfy debt (Data 11) ...........................
(B) 1985 Total taxable value for all property (Data 8) .........................
(C) Divide the 1985 I&S levy (4-A above) by the 1985 total taxable value (4-B above)
($ 97 2 , 5 24 $ 5 11,317,59a, .............................
(D) Multiply by $100 valuation ..............................................
(E) Effective I&S rate for 1985 ..............................................
APPRAISAL ROLL ERROR RATE
5. (A) Rate to raise the 1984 levy due to appraisal errors (Data 12)
(B) Add rate to regain taxes lost due to errors (Data 13) ......
(C) Total rate to adjust for appraisal roll errors ...............
TOTAL EFFECTIVE TAX RATE FOR 1985
6. (A) Effective M&O rate (3-C above) ....................
(B) Add effective I&S rate (4-E above) ..................
(C) Add rate to adjust for appraisal roll errors (5-C above)
(D) 1985 Effective Tax Rate ....................:......
$ 972,524
$811,317,598
$ .0019019
x $100
$.19019/$100
+$
° /$100
0 /$100
o /$100
$ :33398/$100
+ 5:19019/$100
+ S 0 / $100
ft. 5 24 1 7 /$100
1985 Effective Tax Rate is the tax rate published as required by Sec. 26.04, Property Tax Code.
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The White Settlement News (White Settlement, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 15, 1985, newspaper, August 15, 1985; Fort Worth, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1689264/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting White Settlement Historical Museum.