Easier Seal Sale Starts Today
IM S O u te r 9 ra l asle ot
th e C reroc Society tor CrpptoO
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Children s Hospital S c h o o l;
physical therapy:
1 Camp Bhster Seal Oregon s
only summer camp for the ex
clusive use of crippled children
and young adults located oa
N o rth lake of T e c M ile lake near
at use Harvey Youngs
u. *<v-atud arme M r and
Mr*. Le 1 v-»....o of M rdturd M i
«.«uno
ui the Medford
x.hooL» and h j wife leaches In
Pooil
Mr»
J tu M ille r and son
Chartos »ere in Dallas from
Thursday to Sunday. A cousin.
M s s Louise Layton. accompan
ied them home to visit for a lew
days
Mrs Bart Sm ith conducted her
first meeting of the Ladies' Aux
iliary of Barracks 90S Veterans
o f Worth W ar L Sunday March
4
A certificate of reward was
given to the auxiliary by the
veteran idm m ncraton dom iclli-
ary W hite City Oregon for their
1 M.-Ole therapy clinic which
volunteer service and help given
takes physical therapv to those
the hospital
of the state »h ere this
An ir. vi la I: or. was extended
is not available, and
from the Gold Beach auxiliary
4 A special equ.pmer.: pool,
tc their installation of new o f
which is maintained to provide
ficers M arch 13 in the veterans
such things
is wheel chairs.
crutches hydraulic lifts
T h e executive board was asked
other equipment for the
tc meet w ith the barracks execu
needy.
tive board to formulate a pro
Baker explained that the so
gram far the year Date of the
ciety does not duplicate the ser
meeting w ill be announced later.
vice« of any other agency either
The auxiliary voted to pur
public or private
chase a flag which w ill fly from
T h e Easter Seal sale w ill con
the f'.ag pole the barracks pre
tinue through Easter Sunday
sented to the new city hall
A p ril a and w ill be highlighted
T h e secretary had
sent to
by a senes of lily parades in
Washington. D C. and had a
which volunteers w ill sell paper fifty -s ta r flag flown over the na
lapel lilies on city streets
tion's capitol in the name of
the Port Orford auxiliary
The
flag arrived and w ill be used In
th eir floor work.
T h e members were invited to
O n the afternoon of F eb ru ary, Join w ith the Gold Beach auxlll-
28 Mrs. Lester Sm ith and her ary fo r an all-day serving at the
daughter-in-law ,
Mrs
Jimm y home of Mrs H a ttie Hogue in
S m ith , honored M r» G ary R a Gold Beacli. M arch 13. M em
mey the former Beverly Wilson, bers were reminded o f their
w ith a delightful “perk and blue" serving day at the Legion hall
shewer
The table center piece Tuesday. M arch 17.
M rs
Smith announced the
was an emulated bare-branched
tree from which were suspended next district meeting w ill be held
m iniature babies, w ith a stork in the Legion hall in Bandon.
standi **g close by. B . Joying the April 8
Four guests from Coos Bay
delicious refreshments and 'b a
by bingo" game, invited guests and one from Bandon »ere pres
ent
A girt of appreciation was
Mesdames Mar-.an Wilson. Free
Jamieson.
B u ie Wiechmann. presented to M r» Jack Herman,
Donat Fromm. Stan Rider Tom out-going president
"Happy B irth d ay" was sung to
Meade
Dale B a rtlett
Lanny
Jack H e-m an who cut and serv
ed a big b'.rthdav cake presented
to him during the serial hour
Be Covered the
following the meet ng
Mrs. Gan* Ramey
Honored A t Shower
SAFE
WAT
Apple Growers Ge)
Senior Worker Award
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Xolen-Huggins Ins.
S A L E M (Special)—The
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gon Department of Emp.oymect
and J. Richard Smurthwatte. U.
S. veterans’ employment repre
sentative announced
Monday
that the American Legion m il
present the Hood River Apple
Growers with the 1961 Sen.or
Workers award Saturday night,
j M arch 17. at Hood River.
The award w ill be presented
at the Hood River American Le-
gion hall during the Legion s an
nual birth la y banquet by Ore
gon
Department
Commander
Charles Draper of Albany Mrs
Celia Gunn
form er
national
president of the American Le
gion A uxiliary. Portland, w ill
also be on h ard for the present-
atior.
The award plaque » il: be pre-
-ented to ’ h . Heod Rive- Apple
Grower» for a eont.nuous p ro -i
ro T N B
ABitTON TO HEAP
I H R IS T M IS G R O C E
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dy A . . . *7 .»aOuue-
WWI A uxiliary
Projects Are Many
P A IN T E R
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news
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and
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O o«T»a. L k y u Bate»
today March IS, and cha: m a n Leo Rulltpa.
Kobe-.t WBllaee.
T e rry Baker. urged ev rr'o o e to Iva Weema Betty Tl.Jey Con-
-do what you can to help cur Ul< O ib o n . D euau V taale, .»
phyaca-iy handicapped yo u n g -'
Wmdmaiser
X -o W ieckm aiui.
»lers to wham Baste: Seals are
Veuna S.mpo.41
Tom D ) t « .
a symbol of hope *
Po.lv Collier.
M a r .oa Hubha
Baker Oregon State univer
D x k Ootcpen. Oordou Douguss
sity s nationally racogniaad stu
Ethel W right. Mw-ses. Nan y Qo>-
dent-athlete. pointed out that
her Mickey Woodworth. Janet
funds realised from the sale of Doug berti
Barter Seals are the principal
source of support far the society J
Proye'ts include
in Eugene. »here youcgsters
fro m ail parts of the state re
ceive special education as well
as speech, occupational a n d
FENCE
Silver Springs
The Tom Parts family enter
tained tr ends M r and M r» Lee
B terbrook of Coo- Bay Sunday
T he Forrest Elliott fam ily »as
Sundav dinner guests of his mo
ther M r » Bulah EXlott.
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M r,
c f Sher.
, w k e n d guest of her
ney U ms »topped ban (at que*-
t ion mg Tuesday
Issel aald the youth admitted
' borrow I ng" U k
spray paint
from the Richfield ser.ice lube
room and »praying U liberally
on ths picket fence m front ot
the Linda Bryant home opposite
tile drug storr on Ckrgon street
M r» B ryants to n-in-law . Ad-
clph W indm aiM . had only re
painted the fence from a prior
»pray mg w ith red and black
paint several week» ago. on Sun
day afternoon.
He was at a
chamber of commerce meeting
a hen tbe vandalism took place
The case will be for« anted to
the county Juvenile officer for
action. Lisei ssi.l
adding that
several sources of inform ation
led han to the youth.
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' SATURDAY, MARCH 17
From 9 p.m.
The G reat Faper
Of the N srth w re s »
dr.,whl<T Mld fw nlly_ Lhe ç * .,,
M r and Mr» Harry Byrnes are
entertaining
TWila's mother. |
M r» Pearl Reimers of Yam hill
for a tew day»
Lonnie Absten was rlected
president of the i l x t Orford
Community Ctirialmas associa
tion at th e aro-ual election laet
Friday night O th t, officer» are
Uurrell Robb \1ce president. A l
le«
P»k
»«sretary.
M innie
Jolly, treasurer
Tentative plan* for iht* year
were dtsruased and reports from
last year were heard
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ORFORDS
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M r and M rs Cecil Colson and .
daughter Rhonda and Mrs. Lau- 1
t» Blanchard called oo th eir son :
and family, the Everett Coiaons
in Coos Bay
CHRISTIAN WOMEN
V IE W F IL M S T H tF
T he CTiristian Women’s F e l - ;
lowship met a t the Community ,
Church last Thursday evening <
Evelyn MacDonald showed the
missionary film strip and tape
recording of 'A nother W orld".
The women who are going
take part in the Taste Tea are
asked to bring the recipes o f ;
th eir dishes to the C W F me>i-
ing A pril 13. or give them to
Belva McDonald or Louise K a r
ther.
Louise K a rth e r and D octi
Sweet were co-hostesses.
The next general C W F meet
ing w ill be held at Venlta Long
ton's home on lAkeehore Drive
to i
SMOKERS GET
TAX BREAK
Smokers in eight more atater
.■art now deduct cigarette taxes
in their federal income tax re
turns. This brings the total to
83 of the 47 states th at tax
cigarette sales. State taxes on
other tobacco products are alec
deductible in most of the 2 !
states.
The return can be a sizeable
item, since state cigarette taxes
run from 2 cents to 8 cents a
pack In a state where the tax
is 6 cents, i t could amount to
over 320 fo r a pack-a-day amok
er. State and federal taxes com
bined average about h alf the
cost of a pack of cig arette»
The federal tax Is not deduc
tible.
On federal returns, deduc
tions are allowed i f the states
impose the tax directly oa the
consumer, rather than the ffts-
tn b u to r In either case, the cor
sumer winds up paying the bi'.
of course. In recent y e a n then
has been a trend fo r the stat«
to change their laws to s ia *
state taxes deductible os U S
re tu rn »
In 1961 these states joined
the list: California. Illinois, M in
nesota, Missouri, Nevada, Ohio.
Texas and W yoming.
O ther states where the tax
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1« deductible a r e : Alabam
a,
Connecticut,''Florida, M a i n e ,
Massachusetts. Mississippi, N e-
braxxa. N ew Hampshire. New
> -*w y . N ew Y o rk. O klahom a
P « n » y b * a ia . R h o d e
South D akota, Tennessee V e r
mont and W est Virg-nia.
gram of emoteyawnt of sem-or
workers 45 years of age or oid-
, er officials said.
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