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14 The Nwi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. fri., Feb. 16, 1962
ITaxDovers With Incomes Under
;'C?mas VaHey Udy Home U, Moy u$e Simpe hm
Mrs.
PERSONAL IDENTI
PHOENIX, Aril
and asain. Mrs.
clerk at the Arizona Public Serv
ice Co. office, explained to the cus
tomer that no personal checks
were accepted without idenlifica-
lon- i. .. ..n . - .,,. .i, n.ri,i nf m .Mrs. Standlev'i son
darter and tam.1,
ma wAucia. .... .I,- ..mWut-nt kuruerv for a snin- "
er idenluication wiin nun. m , j , " t
lorry," .aid lira. Miller. l """ he " "P0 10 "
. Whereupon the man reached into much "mp . . f . .
bit mouth, w.inurew .. u,.,-. . ' H.,tt., ir. ' a . l. I
plate and showed "ere m. name ".- - hrfldeS AT U..U&
engraved on the choppers.
Tamavfrj havine income uo toi "surviving spouse:" (2) claim
, , , ,, II, iioooo mav again use the simple credit! for dividends received or
Krank Kinnan has returned spectne homes following several 0; " "l ,hplr I ret,rement i,om.: m claim .
to her home Lpper Lama. Val-, days spent ,n Neau.e o. , i- . c elusion for ..ck pay:" 4) paid
Knckson, Director of the Internal an estimated tax during the year;
Revenue Service for the Oregon (51 claim travel, transportation or
District, said today. I other expense; (6) do not use the
Husband and wife may file a leash method; (7) are nonresident
joint return on Form 1040A if , aliens; (8) are delinquent in filing
their combined income is under! their returns; (9) are lubject to
jioooo. self-employment tax; or (10) item
Taxpayer! whose income con-iize deduction!, or if spouse item-
sisli if wage! reportea on form uea acuucuuua on a separate re
Church
Activities
Two Earn Perfect
rective suriiery on her arm at the,
Shriners' Hospital in Portland Mon-I
day. She will remain at the ho-, sixteen per cent of the Glide .Vnot morethan $200 total! turn.
two mon.ns lor merapy , mgn school stufleni Doay earnea q divldends iMeresl and wages Mon,
by ROY O. YOUNG
You've heard the old sayinc
NEVER JIDGE A BOOK B
ITS COVER." These daya that';
good a d v i c i
' about books. .
but it also make.'
a lot of sense
when applied ti
insurance poll
cie. You havi
to look beneatl
(he surface . .
behind t h o I c
sweeping claim.1
of coverage. . .and pin down all
the !mall print before you know
what kind of protection you
really have. That! where
responsible insurance a g e n I
comes in. We have a personal
interest in you and in makinc
sure that you're protected. W
know insurance. . .and we can
advise you soundly on the cov
erase you need for true "Peace
of Mind."
ROY 0. YOUNG & SON
Our 45th Year. Est. 1918
Pacific Bldg. OR 3-6671
-.51 '
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pital for
treatments. ,iop graues ir uie iiisi w:..ie,c. . , . . n
Mr. and Mis. Axcel Jeppeson according to the statistics released "C. r 1(unA
have left for California for a short by Principal John Thompson. lne no rrum '
stay following the sale of their Two juniors. Sharon Medlar and Deduction! IS Per Cent
hume on West Side Kd. ; Clarence Bakken, earned itraight! In usmg ,mj forn)i taxpayers
The Jeppesons will remain inn',. Twelve itudenU made 'rst mUj.t take the standard 10 per
Woodland, Calif., for two months ; nonors. and 25 earned second boa- cent deductlon lUowed for con.
then journey across the Inited : ors. The freshmen led the list ,rlh,,n. ;,, navmls mi.
States by automobile. They willWjih a total of 13.
said from New York in the late first honor! went to Akla Brum
spnng to visit Jcppeson'a parents i bach and Dianne lluseby, Clarence
in Denmark. It has been over 30 1 Bakken, Norma Haas, Sharon Med
years since he ha! been to visit ;iar, Arlene Paulson, Judy Spur
his parental home. It will be the Eeon, Sharon Haas, Zeta Gilbreath,
first trip for Mn. Jeppeson. j theri Huseby, Jack Rust and Vir-
Mn. Gene Arnold accompanied ; ti! Savage,
her daughter, Mrs. Sam Ferguson On the second honor roll were
nf Mvrtle Creek, to Portland this Jill Cunningham, Glen Fortune,
tributioni. interest payments, med
ical expenses, and other deduction!.
As in past years, taxpayer! with
income under $5,000 may figure
their own tax or have the Internal
Revenue Service do it for them.
Erickaon said taxpayers cannot
use Form 1040A if they (1) claim
status ai "head of household
past week while she was under
going i series of allergy tests.
Home Sales Noted
Mr. and Mri. M. A. Jones have
sold their home to Mr. and Mrs.
Elliot of Escondido, Calif. The El-
Pam Holm, Dick Reese, Shirley
Walton, Shirley Ziegler. lona Mc
Cord, Helen Moore, Bill Barker,
Leo Dressier, Chris Evans, Bar
bara Hamer, Hubert Hill, Bar
bara Miller, Erica Olson, Gayle
Smith, Don Bailey, Judy Boone
Money Needed
He said if the taxpayer com
putes hi! own tax and find! addi
tional tax due, a check or money
order, payable to 'Internal Rev-
enue Service, must accompany
the return.
Taxpayers who have doubt!
about which form to use may get
Document No. 5107, "Filing Your
Tax Return, by calling or writ
ing to their local Internal Revenue
office.
If you have any other questions
about your federal income tax re
turn, telephone your local Internal
Revenue office.
liots will arrive in mid-April to! Patice Brown, Janel Chalker, Katy
move into the Jonei home. Mr.
and Mrs. Jones are undecided at
the present time as to future plans
Mr. and Mrs. Richard St. Clair
have purchased the R. Duncan
home and will move in in the very
near future. The St. Clairs have
been residing in the G. Wafer
home for the past several months.
Mrs. Phil Standley and Mrs. Bill
Battles have returned to their re-
Collison, Frank Moore, Gary May-
field, David Rolf and Jeannette
Spurgeon,
South Douglas Chamber Sets
Tuesday Meeting In Riddle
r
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX I Mr. and Mrs. George Newman
The South Douglas Chamber of I of Quinei Creek, near Azalea, spent
Vital Statistics
I HEARING AID I
! CAMEO !
DISCREETLY TINY-QUALITY PERFORMANCE
Try tho Cameo Today No obligation
TSTTI S0UTHERN OREGON HEARING
L!lirh.'!.&'&M AID CENTER
Chapman's Pharmacy
Jackson & Cost Sri. Phone OR 3-4533
SATURDAY, FEB. 17 -9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Divorce Action
Frances vs. Elvin Wade Mires.
Married Dec. 21. 1936, at Vancou
ver, Wash. Cruelty charged. Plain
tiff asks custody of two minor
children, $75 monthly support for
each child, house, household fur
nishings, car, attorney fees and
suit money.
Divorce Decrees
Lloyd F. from Doris May Gillam.
Orley R. from Edna B. Thomp
son. Plaintiff and defendant award
ed division of real property lo
cated on Glengary Rd. in Douglas
County. Defendant awarded 1955
automobile, 1952 tractor, garden
equipment, household furnishings,
horse trailer and mortgage or con
tract of sale on real property ow
ing from another person to plain
tiff and defendant. Plaintiff award
ed 1959 pickup truck, boat, (with
motor and trailer), electricians
and carpenters equipment, sport
ing equipment and $1,000 paid-up
life insurance policy. Defendant
awarded custody of three minor
children and plaintiff required to
pay $85 monthly support for two of
the children.
Commerce will hold its regular
board meeting at noon next Tues
day at Riddle. The meeting, which
is open to the public, will include
an election of officers for the com
ing year.
Salem Folks Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDow
ell of Glendale were hosts over the
weekend to the latter's cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Stire, and son,
Lowell, of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Smith of Aza
lea drove to Portland Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Smith's aunt, Mrs. George Welch.
Mrs. Welch has visited the Smiths
and was known in the area.
Mrs. Leona Sheppard of Quines
Creek, near Azalea, entered the
Forest Glen Hospital in Canyon-
ville Feb. 7 and is under treatment
for a heart condition. She is report
ed to be improving.
Lookingglass Grange
Schedules Gun Program
The Lookingglass Grange in co
operation with the Kiwanis Club
of Roseburg is arranging for a six
weeks course under the Juvenile
Gun Safety program arranged by
Harry Hill, chairman of the Rose
burg area.
All youth 17-ycars-old and young
er who wish to hunt in the area
are urged to register for the
course. The applicant's name, ad
dress and phone number are to
be given.
The lessons will be given in one
hour sessions for which there is
long mo charge. Volunteer instructors
will be at the Grange Hall each
last weekend attending i two-day
winter square dance clinic at
Springfield, as representatives of
the Azalea club.
The Azalea Grange held its reg
ular business meeting Friday.
Mrs. Blaine Johnson, master, was
out of town, so George Newman
took her place, giving the third
and fourth degree obligations to
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lent, new resi
dents of the Cow Creek area.
Glendale and Azalea Boy Scout
organizations prepared displays for
Scout Week. The Glendale display
was set up in the window of the
M & F Food Mart. The Azalea
display was set up on the porch
of the Azalea General Store and
Post Office.
Empress Menen Dies
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia" (AP)
Empress Menen of Ethiopia
died Thursday aftre a
illness. She was 71.
The empress, the former Wal-lweek at 7 p.m. The course is de-
zeru Menen, was a daughter of! signed to teach careful handling
the half sister of Emperor Lij of guns by teenagers. Feb. 22 is
Jasu, who was deposed by Ethio- tentatively set for the beginning of
pia's feudal barons in 1916. I the course. The exact date will be
Wed twice before, she married ! verified later, reports Hazel Marsh,
llaile Selassie in 1911. ' Lookingglass correspondent.
Green HEU Schedules
Pattern-Fitting Work
The Green Home Extension Unit
met Wednesday for a lesson "Ma
gic with Meringues" as presented
by Mrs. Agnes Lindberg and
Mrs. Orpha Rutan.
Elma Cooper gave a report on
program planning and those inter
ested in pattern fitting workshops
to be held in March were asked to
sign up. Leaders will be Velma
Hubbell, Gwen Hard, Dorothy
Baird, and Betty Gubser. Anyone
interested in this course should
call Peggy Knaggs,, OS 9-8661 or
Arlene Thompson, OR 3-4704.
A potluck luncheon was served
at noon to 28 members and four
guests.
The next meeting will be Feb. 28
for tile lesson on "New Uses for
Convenience Foods" as presented
by Lucille Coble, Margaret Beth
ea and Florence Burt. The potluck
dinner will feature foods of this
type and ladies are asked to bring
dishes made with packaged foods
long with the recipe used, for an
i exchange.
This is the fult-mst Sewport 4-door an&vi.
CHRYSLER W
A lit t-k'jti';il'.' Thousands of .evHrt owners oiur were.
Tlicv, loo. found it diHicult (o ln lice. A i'lill-ci.e1 Qmslcr
(not a "jr. edition") at only SJ.'()I!
let, these ieole found Nexrt well endowed with tradi
tional C.hnsler (jualily enuineerinu ... a li. 2(. h p.
FireUill X-i engine . . . silent, all-welded I uiUidy ... a
smoother. loti-wheelhase ride . . . battery -saving alternator
. . . ( nd so the list rolls on . . . and on . . . and on . . .
like the .Newport that was a ila.-s-w inner in last year's
Mohiluas Economy Run.)
till skeptical? Fine! Your dealer will be expecting o.
If-. ., t,,,-, ,. te, rr.'' r ' " t fi-mffi rhn'r" V h tr tin"
the "hot lane' and the man who loes
lo use it! And it's in a new low price
ranc that starts just aUe .Newport.
Sorts-drie a 300 tod;i!
TIIIILE UHAI linU'MUl MWIMII W0 UUIUWS MM YWUUn...am, itv jr. eiliiunrs to jeopardize vtror imrmpi
BARCUS MOTORS, INC. 1420 N. E. Stephens Street
Episcopal Men To Hear
State Hospital Head
Dr. Dean K. Brooks, superintend
ent of the Oregon State Hospital
in Salem, will be the guest speak
er at a mens dinner at the Episco
pal Church Parish Hall Monday at
6:45 p.m.
Dr. Brooks was a deputy to the
general convention of the Episcopal
Church which met in Detroit last
fall and was at one time head of
the laymen's work for the Epis
copal Church in the Diocese of Ore
gon. A nationally known authority
and popular speaker on subjects
of mental health, alcoholism, and
Christianity, Dr. Brooks has spok
en at many gatherings throughout
Oregon, as well as elsewhere in
the nation at such widely scattered
places as New York, Detroit, and
San Francisco.
Attendance at the dinner is by
reservation only, but reservations
may be made by phoning toe of
fice of St. George's Church. Non
members of the church are also
welcome to attend if interested, ac
cording to the Rev. Alfred S. Ty
son, pastor.
Sutherlin Group Sets
Lecture For Saturday
There will be a free public lec
ture at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the
Sutherlin Community Building
sponsored by the Christadelphians.
C. G. Stewart of Portland will
be the speaker on the topic "World
Crisis, Is There A Way Out?"
Saturday's lecture will be the
first public effort of the Christa
delphians in this area.
The public is invited to attend
and hear the relation of Bible
prophecy to world crisis and other
questions of national importance,
according to Mrs. James Gorman,
Christadelphian member.
Church services of the group are
held regularly at 10:30 a.m. Sun-,
days in the Beacon Electric build
ing in Sutherlin.
Hucrest Church Slates
Missionaries Friday !
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mundy, mis
sionary appointees representing
the World Missions to Children,
will be guest speakers at a spec
ial 7 p.m. Friday service at the
Hucrest Church of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance.
They will be speaking and show
ing pictures of their future work
in Brazil. In a few weeks they will
leave the United States to begin
their ministry in their newly-adopt
ed land. Headquarters for the
World Missions to Children is
located in Grants Pass.
The Hucrest Church is located
on NW Garden Valley Rd. one
block west of Kline St. The public
is invited to attend the service.
Glendale Church Holds
Recent Officer Election
Officers were elected recently by
members of the Glendale Assem
bly of God Church, reports Mrs.
Gerald Fox, Glendale correspond
ent. The new officers are Roy Phil
lips, board member; Charles Stack
house, trustee; Mrs. Chester Sal
lee, secretary - treasurer; Harold
Sheppard. Sunday School superin
tendent and assistant church treas
urer: Mrs. Norval Sheppard. as
sistant Sunday School superintend
ent and president of the WMU:
Perry Converse. Sunday school
secretary; and Polly O Roke, cra
dle roll superintendent.
Home In Glide Is Sold
To Hastings Family
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hastings of
Glide recently purchased the James
and Barbara Evans home. The
Hastings have a daughter. Micky,
7 years of ate and a son, Steve.
4 years-old. Hastings is superinten
dent of the Eugene Veneer plant
at Glide. He moved his family
from Eugene two years ago and
has been living in a rented proper
ty. Curttt Here
Weekend guests at the Idleyld
Park home of Mrs. Noble Mc.Ylil
len were her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. George Tice of
McMmnville. Mrs. McMillon
ports that her husband, confined in
the Douglas County Nursing Home
for the past three months, is im
proving.
Mrs. Tom Amos suffered a
sprained left hand recently when
she slipped on wet ground at the
Community Club and fell against
her car. She was treated by a
a Roseburg physician.
A crew of men started Monday
planting Douglas Fir and Ponder-
ova pine in the Little River area
for the Little River district of the
I in pq u a National Forest. A total
of 2.io000 tree will be planted our
ing the spnnc. said As t Ranker
l huck Ar-'er-i'ii.
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