Port Orford news. (Port Orford, Curry County, Oregon) 1958-current, January 19, 1967, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextFOCUS on [ ON DEAN'S LIST YOUR FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURN Who Must File A Federal Tax Return *•••♦«*»•< b* <•!!•••« I«. O««*«* « **«««« What la 'Colleges For Oregon's' Future Note: Thia la another In a a e rie * of articles on education beyond the high school In Ore gon. The aerlea has boen pre pared by College* for Oregon** Future, a statewide organiza tion of lay citizen * concerned with educational opportunities for young people of Oregon. College* for Oregon** Future I * a c itiz e n *’ group formed In early 1004 to help build public understanding of the problem * furlng post-high school educa tion In Oregon. The group waa organized by form er governors, Charles A. Sprague, Kobert D. Ilolm ea and Elmo Smith, and other leaders throughout the state who be lieve that the problem * of ed ucation are the problem * of the people. Gov. Sprague defined the group’ s role a * a "two-way c h a n n e l of communication, bringing the view* of the gov erning board* to the p e o p le - aid the view * of the people to the boards and other policy making tiodtea.’ County com m ittee* of Col lege* for Oregon** Future w ere established at the same tim e, and most continue to be active today. The group’ * f lr * t project was to explain to the people of the state the Implications of the Higher Education Facilities Bond M easure of 1964, which authorized $25 m illion In gen eral obligation bond* for the State System of Higher Ed ucation and $5 m illion for com munity colleges. The measure waa overwhelmingly approved by the vo ter*. Since that tim e, College* For Oregon’ s Future has set up sev eral projects to help gener.it>- public awareness and under standing. One I * a television series that Is now in 21* second year. The programs feature wide-ranging discussion* by leaders In education, Industry, business and all walks of life . Another project w astheSym - poatum on Post-High School Education, a two-day confer ence held recently In Portland that brought together people who are Interested In the prob le m * faring education. Colleges For Oregon’ s Fu ture w ill follow up this under taking with regional meetings that w ill bring the highlights of the symposium to the people. These meetings w ill give the people of Oregon the oppor tunity to take part In the ex change of Ideas concerning post-high school education. For further Information on post-high s c h o o l education, w rite Colleges F or Oregon’ s Future, P. O. Box 1491, P o rt land. Next: Education Is everyone’ s Job. Everyone under 65 y e a r* of age, whether single or m a r ried, who I* a citizen or re s i dent of the United State* and had gro*» Income of $600 or more during the year must file a federal Income tax re turn, A. G. Erickson, d is trict directo r of the Internal Rev enue Service for Oregon ad vised taxpayer* today. If you are 65 or older on the last day of your tax year, no return I* required unless gross Income was $1,200 or more. If your incomd.ls under the above figures, you should rile a re turn to obtain any refund due you of Income tax withheld from salaries o r wages. Businessmen, farm e rs, and other self-employed persons must file a return If net earn ing« from self-employment were $400 or more. Document No. 5107, which furnishes more detailed In fo r mation on this subject, may be obtained by dropping a post card to the D istric t D ire c to r, Internal Revenue Service, 319 S. W. Pine Street, Portland, Oregon 97204. CHURCH NEW S Pastor Hager's morning mes sage for January 22,w ill be ' The Deity and H um anity of the Lord Jesus Christ". That evening the sermon topic w i l l be "Jesus Christ our Advocate", based on I John, chapter two. Psalm 14 w ill be the study for A special speaker w ill be heard Tuesday evening, J an 24, at 7:30. You won't want to miss this unusual m an! A ll are In v it ed. A ll are welcome who have no church home In the com m unity. Pastor Hager Is availab le for spiritual help to anyone In need. More than 8,550,000 A m er ican* are signed up under the Payroll Savings Plan for the regular purchase of United State* Savings Bonds. SALE District Ranger R. W , Burgesc, Gold Beach Ranger District, an nounces a tim ber sals on Janu ary 16, 1967, of an estimated Thursday 103, 000 board feet of timber. Lutheran Ch. women, 7:30p .m . Western States "-/wood Co Friday operative, Port On or a, Oregon, Sixes-Q k Home E x., 10:30a.m . was apparent high bidder for the N, Curry Recreation, city hall Elk River J imber Property tim 8 p. m . ber tale of 109, 000 board feat Sunset Garden, 1 p, m. of Douglas-fir and other conif Basketball, Gold Beach,there erous species log*. Advertised Saturday price was $45.4(1 bid price was Eastern Star, 8 p. m . $55. 50. Total advertised value Sunday was $4,676.20and total bid v a l W W I f. A u x ., M y rtle Point, ue was $5,716. 50. R. D. Tucker 12:30 p. m . of Langlois, O egon, was the on Monday ly other bidder. Cham , of C o m ., noon Tuesday Rotary, 12:10 p. m. Top* Club, 1 p. m . mw Lions Aux. , 8 p. m . A w ife who w ai the dependent of another**xpayer or who file« a separate Federal Income tax re turn, cannot l>e cla im ed a i an exem ption by her husband, «aid M r. A. G. Erickson, District D ir ector of the Internal Revenue Se-vlce In O eg on . A huiband and w ife m ay file a Joint return even though one of them had no Income or de duction« for the year. If the w ife had Income, they m ay either file a Joint return or «eparate returns. Where the Joint return 1« file d ,th e Income of both must be Included In the return re gardless of amount. If separate returns are filed, neither m ay c la im an exem ption for the other. For exam ple, «upi>o«e a w ife earn ed $ 4 0 0 from which Income tax w ai w ithheld. If »he file» a »eparate return to obtain l»er refund, the husband cannot list her an ai exem ption on hl» re turn. If husband and w ife file sep arate returns, both m int use the lim e type standard deduction, either the regular 10 per cent standardor the m inim um stand ard deduction or both must Ite m ize their deductions. One cannot c la im the standard deduction when the other does not. IRS Document No. 5107 fur nishes more detailed Inform a tion on this subject and m ay be obta Ined by dropping a po«t card to the District Director, Internal Revenue Service,319 S. W .P ln e Street, Portland, Oregon 97204. PERSONAL EXEMPTIONS Every taxpayer Is en titled to use his own personal exem ption of $600 on his Federal income tax return, *aid A. G. Erickson, District Director of I n t e r n a l Revenue for Oregon. A calendar year taxpayer whose 65th birthday w a s no la te r than January 1, 1967, or who was bl Ind at the end of 1966 Is en titled to an additional $600 exem ption. If he Is both 65 and blind, he gets two additional exemptions. The taxpayer’ » w ife is also en title d to these additional ex emptions for age and blindness If she qualifies. The Revenue Service said a taxpayer who file» a separate return m ay c la im h is w lte ’ s per sonal exem ption and additional exemption« only If she had no TH U R S D A Y , JAN. 26 9 :3 0 A . M . IlSLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY In Reeilsport, On the Coast C lark Y - 6 0 6000“ Dual T ire Fack L ift— 11' 6" L ift. 1960 Ford h a ll ton pickup w /racks and big bed. 1955 Dodge 2 ton w /1 5 ' steel fla t bed w /h yd raullc dump and new en gine 4 m o.old R adial arm saw. 1 hp. table saw. Red Dev il paint shaker.Linoleum d o lly .Illu m in a te d counter scale, glass-cuttlngrack. O ffice desk, 4 drawer fUe, check pro tector, brand new Spark» and 200 oval tank G m etal stand. 1 /3 hp.resldential water system w /9 0 0 1 3 /4 " plastic pipe. Bldgs, to be moved or salvaged—1 ike new 24 x 143 triBJed roof m etal covered warehouse and display room. 24 x 48 single "bdrm. m odem pre-fab panel home, m aple C"‘ ''^Inventory—a com plete lumber yard and retail store inventory. Large quantity of good dimension lu m b e r - S5M Fir Pine,Cedar,Redwood. 10M bd. it. < edar and M a - s ^ i t e s’i d b £ 17M iin . ft. m olding. 3300' cedin g tile 75 kegs naUs, 350 sheets [«e-flnlshed hardwood paneling. 300 sheets plywood, 500 sheets gypsum board, 200 sheet» particle board^280 sheets sheathing, 1500 brick and flr e - 1 place. 80 ro ro ll* ll* insulation. insulation, 2000 various w rio .» building blocks, 7(> sheets corrugated fiberglass. C edar shingles, roll ro o f- ino felt paper 235 thick butt shingles,6 0 0 0 pieces 1 x - Son i l 28 ro ll, x 6 ft. Arm.tong bulaid linoleum . 7200' 4 m ill visqueen, T 111 Siding, 3200' piastre pipe from i " to 2", plastic fittings, cem ent, m ortar m ix. R etail Store w ith 1000 Ite m s -n e w tools, hardware Items gallon* of paint, «tepladders, m edicin e cabinet*, locks.'hinges, staples, glass, gutter, downspouts, etc. All o the shelving, display racks, counters, islands, etc. This is a quality Store carry big quality’ merchandise, and is be big sold out com plete. I ISLAND BUILDERS SUPPLY| W R ITE OR CALL THE \U C T IO N E E R FOR ITE M IZ E D BROCHURE C.Á. MORRISON, AUCTIONEER 816 N.E. E St, Phone 476-7474 —. I 1 TIM B ER trotes WIFE RETURNS The average investment of persons buying U. S. Savings Bond* through the Payroll Sa ving* Plan Is $24 per month. G RANTS FIRST M r. and M r*. Henry Abderhal- den's so n-in-law ,D on Pvlch,who ha* been the minister of the First Baptist Church In Riddle, is now a chaplain In the army with the rank of captain. He le ft Portland, J anusry 8, for nine week* school - ing at Fort H am ilton, New York. Upon completion of the school he w ill be transferred to Colo rado where hl» w ife (the former Edith Abderhalden) and child ren w ill Join him . Chaplain Rich is a former em ployee of Western State* Ply wood and was active in the m inistry in Port Orford prior to leaving the area. 4 The next District m eeting of W W I Veterans a n d au xiliary, w ill be Sunday, January 22, at M y rtle Point. A p o tlic k w ill be served at 12:30 In the Scout Building, follow ed by meetings In the c ity h all. ______ lust across bridge REEDSPORT, OREGON n COMM UNITY 1 Port Orford News, Thicsday, January 19, 1967—3 APPOINTED C H APLAIN HUSBAND A N D D IS TR IC T WAV! MEET SET A U C T IO N CLOSEOUT $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 VALUE R E T A IL LUMBER Y A R D \LL EQUIP. C BLDGS. Income and w ai not the de pendent of another taxpayer. If ■ taxpayer’ s w ife died dur ing 1966, he m ay c la im on a separate Income tax return all t h e exemptions to which she was e n title d for the year, If she liad no Incom e. But If she did have any incom e, and he wants to c la im tier exemption», he must file a Joint return that in clude* her Incom *. Tlie same rules apply to a w ife whose :.>«- band died. IRS Document No. 5013, which furnishes more detailed Inter net Ion on this subject, may be obtained by dropping a p o s t c a r d to the District Director, Internal Revenue Service, 319 S.W, Pine Street, Portland, CVe- gon 97204. C arl Lang, Langlois, was nam ed to the Dean's List for the fa ll term at O eg o n Technical Ins t i t u t e , K lam ath Falls, Lang m aintained a grade point aver age of 3, 07. the Wednesday evening prayer service. This psalm gives an In sight Into human nature. E a c h Tuesday morning at 10i3(Jy there Is a women's Bible class at the h o m e of M r. and Mrs. V irg il Libby, In Sixes. A ll women are Invited. The book !>eing studied Is Exodus, and the chapters far next week are 11 and 12. M r*.Llbby I* (he teacher. There w ill be a church fe l lowship dinner at the church fo l low ing the morning worship Jan uary 22, It Is potluck and all members and friend* are Invited. 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