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Pert Crford News, Thursday, February 20, 1969—5 CLASSIFIED AD RATES First Insertion: Three cents per word or 804 minimum. S e ll. Trade H ire , K e n t P M S u b s e q u e n t Insertions: Two cents per word or 50<t minimum. THROUGH TH£ Classified Display: One dollar per column inch. ★ FOR SALE ★ FOR RENT * REAL ESTATE SHAREWestern States Plywood. Steady employment, good. WESLEY D. SPENCER wages. Cash or terms. Cliff BACHELOR apt. furnished, util ities included, $40, mth. Call R EA LTO R SINCE 1946 Amestad, 3309 Norton, Ever 332-2231. 6-27-tf ett, Washington 98201 or ph one, Alpine 2-2943. 9-5 tf. THREE room bachelor Apt. $43. 125 ft lake front with 3 bedrm home, ocean view, fireplace Utilities furnished. Call 332- CLD NEWSPAPERS for f ir e s , large 2 car garage plus garage 2231. 10-17 tf wrapping fis h , packing or attached and plumbed $17, 500 what have you. Large bundles ONE bdrm. a p t., unfurnished, 50 cents. P. O.News office. water paid. $45 per month. 100 x 300 ft. lot for only $800. CaU 332-4161. 2-13-tf GOOD stove and fireplace wood THRFF. bedroom h o m e with Call 332-3151. 9-5 tf. fireplace an the lake with ocean view, garage attached H0H£ TOWN RUBBER STAMPS. All sizes and and plumbed besides a large styles.Fastservice.P. O.News, sroeesr/esr double garage. Has nice yard phone 332-2361, and fenced. $17, 500. 00. OLSEN MOTORS—Chevrolet new and used cars. Guaran WANTED TO BUY Exceptionally clean three bed teed,liberal terms and trades. room home with additional Reasonable prices. Call col ALDER LOGS—W a n te d . Top teenage room, beautiful wall lect 247-7442 (days) or 247- to wall an lvgrm ., fireplace prices. For more information, 7162 (evenings). 1-23-tf and lge. dble. garage. $17, - call332-3711 collect orwrite Box 721, Port Orford, Ciregon 750.00. 1TIREE bdrm. house to be sold 97465. 2 -2 0 -ltc THREE bedrm house, garage f u r n i s h e d or unfurnished. and large carport, complete Terms a vailable .Hensley Hill ocean ind bay view. Located road. Call 247-7920 or 247- WILL PAY 33c for your Duck north of Battle Rock, $15, 000. 7728. 2-13-tf stamps. See Bob at Western World, Bandon. tfc IT'S inexpensive to clean rugs and upholstery with Blue Lus tre. Rent electric shampooer Shop In Port Orford $1. Hahn Hardware. ltc —2 Blocks West of McKays— Phone 332-2231 EARLY AMERICAN maple cof ★ REAL ESTATE fee table $50 and colonial floor lam p $30. Call 332- STROUT REALTY, INC 5511. 2-2O-2tc Motels, Trader Parks, Business LEGAL Investment, Lake & Ocean THREE—AKC black miniature View Property poodles, 8 mths. old.$ 10 each, 1 male and 2 female. Call JohnW ."Red" McWUliams, 332-3591. 2 -2 0 -ltc Manager 1959sRambler station wagon. 205 W. 6th, Port Orford, Ore. Good condition, good tires. J im McNamara, Port Orford $250. Call 332-3331. 2 -2 0 -ltc NOTICE OF 21" TV good condition, riding ELECTION RESULTS lawn mower 7 h. p. only used ★ TO GIVE AWAY 10 hours, short wave radio An election having been held good condition, movie cam May 15, 1964, to determine if era, projector, screen never FREE small breed black pup dogs should continue to be per been used and body shop tools. pies. Four male and one fe m itted to run at large in Cur Call 332-3702 2-13-tf m ale. Call 332-2632. ry County, Oregon, and the of 1-30-tf ficial result of such election BEAUTIFUL s i l v e r registered being: Keeshand puppies hove child FOR DOGS RUNNING AT ren, excellent watch dogs and LARGE, "YES", 1259. REAL ESTATE no heavy dog odor in fur. FOR DOGS RUNNING AT CaU 332-2283. 2-13-3tc LARGE, "NO", 2188. In accordance with O. R. S. FOR better cleaning, to keep 609.060 Notice is hereby given colors gleaming, use B lu e that after said 60 day period, Licensed Real Estate Broker Lustre carpet cleaner. Rent that is after July 25, 1964, any electric shampooer $1. West 911 Ctegon Street dog found "R U N N IN G AT ern Auto. ltc Port Orford, Oregon 97465 LARGE" in Curry County is sub- j e c t to being impounded by Office phene 332-3521 every Chief of Police, Sheriff, Residence phone 332-2582 Deputy of either, or other Po SALES-TRADES-RENTALS lice Officer; and its owner is subject to a fine of $10. 00 for the first offense and $25. 00 for each subsequent offense. "RUNNING AT LARGE" means a dog off or outside the premises belonging to the own er or keeper of the dog, without 1968 Mustang, C alifornia a m irolp as provided by O. R. S. Special, GT Equip. Real INCOME PROPERTY 609. 080, or not in company of Sharp $2795 APARTMENT house with cott and under the control of its 1966 Olds Vista C ruiser age, 816 N. Jackson St. (me owner or keeper. This law will be enforced SW Excellent cond. $2095 block from Post O f fi ce ) County TaxAppraisal $8, 150. beginning March 1, 1969. DATED: May 25, 1964. 1964 Ford P. U. Style- M a r ket or Sell ing Pr ic e side, 3 spd. good $1095 $6500. Terms. Bernard L Mather Curry County Clerk UNDEVELOPED comer on Ote- gcnSt. at 9th, 150'xl 50’(No. See Ernie at Capps of Shell Station) County Tax Publish: Feb. 20. 27. 1969. Motor Co. 347-2711 Appraisal $11, 060. Market BANDON or Selling Price, 37500. Terms. Wesley D. Spencer Realtor notice Dog Law To Be Enforced Ken Dennison USED CARS H0H£ T0HW s r o t K F /w SHOP Income - Homo Business Property NO. 4 HAMLET - House a n d large lot, 75' x 145'. County Tax Appraisal $3, 840. Market or Selling Price, $3, 680.Terms k M ISC E L L A N E O U S PORT ORFORD SA N I TA TIO N Call 332-2011 Garbage,Litter,Trash Pickup DUMP OPEN SAT. ONLY 9 a .m . to 3 p. m. No Dumping Outside Gates Violators Prosecuted Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropratic Phy sician. Physiotherapy. Hou rs ( Tuesday through Saturday) 9 a.m . to 5:30 p. m. Theilin Bldg. , Gold Beach. 247-6345 JOHN G. LYLE Boat 27 Ph: 332-5113 Pact Orford, ( ! s ROY & MIL'S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR *** North of Town co Highway 101 Phene 332— 2452 C O M PLETE TV(colar), RADIO, TAPE RECORDER SERVICE Free Estimates When b ou gh t to the Store Phene 332-3371 Hahn Hardware MOST Certainly, unknown tongues are the evidence that one has received the fullness of the Spirit. I'd hate to think I had something t h a t I could not have some evi dence of or I might lose it and never know I'd lost it. Assembly of God I RENTED IT THROUGH THE WANT ADS 10th and Washington St. Rev. R. L. çharp, Pastor Phone 332-2056 CHANNEL, 3 KIEM-TV 7:30 7:55 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 News Stocks Cpt. Kangaroo Candid Camera Bev. Hillbillies Andy Griffith Dick Van Dyke Love of Life Search/Tomorrow Guiding Light Everybody's Talk As The World Turns Love is Splendered Thipf House Party To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Secret Storm One Life to Live Dark Shadows Newlywed Game Treasure Isle Dream House SUNDAY 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 2:00 5:00 5:30 6:00 7:00 7:30 8:00 9:00 12:00 The Answer Gene French Show Cathedral of Tomorrow Milton the Monstet^, Linus the Lionhearted Bugs Bunny Bullwinkle Discovery Soccer CBS Movie 3 Big Picture That Girl Wizard Lassie Gentle Ben Ed Sullivan NFL Football CBS News MMWVWWMINWWMMWM SECURITY LIGHTING C o o s-C u r r y E le c t r ic Ask About Details Today I lA/WWVWI/VWWWVWWWV MONDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 Local News Cronkite News Dream House Gunsmoke Lucy Andy Griffith Family Affair Premiere Local News Joey Bishop TUESDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:30 10:00 11:00 11:30 Local News Cronkite News Billy Graham Marshall Dillon Showtime Good Morning World It Takes a Thief Local News Joey Bishop WEDNESDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 9:00 11:00 11:30 Local News Cronkite News Billy Graham ABC Special Movie Local News Joey Bishop THURSDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 Local News Cronkite News Billy Graham Flying Nun Bewitched CBS Movie Local News Joey Bishop W W VW IM W M M VW M M W tf FOR YOUR PROTECTION STOKES INSURANCE AGENCY Phone CHerry 7-4511 Gold Reach, Oregon FRIDAY 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 g £ C0V£R£D TH£ SA££ WAY... Local News Cronkite News Green Acres Wild Wild West Comer Pyle CBS Movie Local News Joey Bishop SATURDAY 9 A « C 0 « u ri CO-GENERAL IN S U R A N C E YOU CAN RELAX about your family, your home, y o u r car, your b oat,. .evenyour busin ess when you're covered by the c o m p l e t e SAFECO roof of planned protection. ♦ * * * Do you have INSURANCE PROBLEMS? Under age, chiving re cord, license suspended, etc. We can help you. Gold Beach 247-7827 KOLER- HUGGINS AGENCY Across from Courthouse, Gold Beach, Oregon H ow High Is Your Community Credit Reputation? WE AUL like to be «dmlrad. looked up to. re YOUR record foe peyta« your bill! one to be proud of? nr not . TODAY’S THE DAT TO PAT! Let*« «tert building a good credit record today, eo you can charge tomorrow 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 4:00 4:30 5:00 6:30 9:30 10:30 Voice of Agrici'ture Casper Fantastic Four Spiderman Journey to Earth King Kong George of the Jungle » The Beatles American Bandstand Happening '68 Brother Fuzz Film U. S, Open Tennis Big Picture U. S. Navy Wide World of Sports NFL Football Post Time Movie CREDIT BUREAU O r COQUILLE Serving the Bandon - North Curry Area COQUILLE. OUOON t Devils Sink Pirates MONDAY THRU FRIDAY * BANDON BOOKKEEPING Ser vice - Complete income tax service, bookkeeping and pay roll. Thomas M. McGinty, Box 625, Bandon. Office phone347- 5421;home phone 347 - 5703. Across street from theatre. SEPTIC TANK pumping. Low - est rates in Port Orford regard less. Gold Beach Sanitation. Call 247-7538 collect. /NffHNi R£HO£H fi£f£>0Hf£ Ä jK A SUBSCRIPTION W To The N E W S ------------ Following is a variety of news hunters and anglers by sports items associated with the out men In general around our own doors that have made unusual neck-of-the-woods, but it looks news in seven different states as though It prevails across the entire land, or at least In around the country: Alabama, fo r what would pre BULLHEAD B. O. A study made at Michigan vent the hunter with casting University has shown bullheads outfit from “ plugging” the live in complex social com goose fo r a fellow hunter?. . . munities which are established Nothing but a total lack of by differences in sm ell. The courtesy, selfishness and a dis fish set up te rrito rie s and com regard and feeling of contempt munities and recognize each toward his fellowman. There other based on differences of should be a bounty placed on sm ell. When blindfolded, b u ll such “ varm ints!” heads s till know each other by uistlnctive odors alone. They also have social “ p e c k in g orders” with leaders, mld- dlers, and followers. S im ila r ly , bullheads with sense of smell surgically removed were unable A total of 22, 713, 000 game to form a community and lived fish of all species was stocked together In social confuslon.- into Oregon lakes and streams Michigan. fro m Game Commission fish DIGNITY CRUMPLED hatcherieslastyear, an increase When it comes to catching of more than l i million over law violators, a game warden the total released in 1967. often has to use his head. But, Reino Koski, who heads the a Pennsylvania officer went be Commission f is h distribution yond the call of duty recently. program, advised anglers that a He was parked at an under large portion of this increase pass on the turnpike when a was in salmon, steelhead, and group of hunters covered a legal-sized rainbows. Weight of fie ld across the road. It was the fish totaled 1,377,200 pounds opening day of the small-game an increase of over 150,000 season, so when a pheasant got pounds from Jxat recorded the up, one of the hunters shot it. previous year. Unfortunately, the dead bird did According to Koski, fish lib smack on the head of the officer. eration tank trucks really rolled After the warden pried his new lastyear chalking up more than hat from down around his ears, 2, 100 trips. The peak distribu he charged the gunner with tion of fish took place during shooting across the hlghway.- the spring and summer months. Pennsylvania. In 1968, additional emphasis HE LIKES LOAFING was placed cn the expansion of A young lad attending Sunday the salmon and steelhead rear school was asked by his teacher ing program which boosted the if he had studied the Bible. number of smolts released as The boy assured the teacher that he had. Asked which of the well as the poundage. These fish parables he liked best, the are reared to the migratory size youngster pondered, then re t o insure maximum survival plied, *‘ I like the one best during the downstream migra where everybody loafs and tion as well as the growing per iod in the sea. Mare catchable fishes.’ ’ -Colorado. trout were also released as a re THAT’S DRY BROTHER According to a w ild life o ffic e r sult of an expanded rearing pro in Texas, some of the creeks gram. Several new ponds constructed got so low this past summer, the bass had tlcks.-Arkansas in 1968 will result in further expansion of the salmon, steel Game and Fish. head, and catchable trout pro TURKEY TALK About 30 years ago, wild duction in 1969. turkeys in Oklahoma were nearly extinct. But today aflock of nearly 50,000 roams the state. Restoration of the turkey population started with 21 birds BATTLE ROCKETS planted by • the Oklahoma Department of W ild life Con- Team Wan Lost servation.-W lldllfe Crusader. 28 8 McKay's Mkt. FISHY BLACKOUT 26 Beeline Fashions 10 The intake of the Cleveland W. S. Plywood 25 11 municipal power plant water Pacific Drive-In 25 11 supply was jammed with a huge Bartlett's Cafe 19 17 school of shad, cutting off the Port Cleaners 21 15 e lectricity fo r 20,000fa m ilie s.- Pearson's Chev. 8 28 Anon. High Team Series A NICE CAST Western States Plywood.. .2233 On a fishing trip to his fav High Team Game orite bass pond, a Rhode Island Western States Plywood... .778 man carefully went through his High Individual Series collection of plugs. Finally he Pat Coleman........................570 High Individual Game gave a battered, discarded plug to his 10-year-old son to use. Pat Coleman........................210 Splits Picked Up The lad didn’ t care, as one lure was as good as another, Goldie Hayes 5-9; Arlene Green he thought. He went about rig 5-7-9;Marie Barrington and Ima ging up the old lure while his Strahan3-10; Clara Miller 4-5; father worked ambitiously with Veneta Marstall 5-8-10. his shiny new gear. Finally the boy plopped his old plug; Into the water, and immediately the fish attacked. When the Each year two 4-H young youngster reeled in his firs t cast, a 3 1/2-pound sm all people from each county who mouth dangled from the rear. have done outstanding 4-H club work and who are at least 16 No wonder that plug was nearly years old are chosen to attend worn out.-Rhode Island. the State 4-H conference In CATFISH PROMOTION This year Barbara More catfish are raised an Salem. nually in the United States than Swanburg o f Brookings and any other freshwater fish , some M ilt Smith of Langlois were chosen and they returned from 35 m illion pounds. F is h ’ armers are devoting more than 20,000 the conference, fo r which the acres to raising catfish in the theme was “ Know Your Govern ment,” last Tuesday afternoon. South-Central States. In ad On Sunday of the Conference, dition to these acres where cat fish are raised intensively, the young people had dinner there are thousands more ra is with Clay Myers, S e c r e t a r y ing catfish where they are a of State and at the session of the House of Representatives part of the crop rotation; cat fish one year, rice the next. on Monday they were privileged to hear Rod McKenzie vote After one year’ s growth, cat fish sell fo r about 50 cents a resounding “ No” when the apiece at the fish farm s, o r, Sales Tax b ill was presented. after dressing and packaging, Also on Monday they visited Bob Straub, State Treasurer, 90 cents a pound re ta il. Some times they are sold under the had lunch with Governor Tom name of barbed trout o r Rocky McCall, visited the Supreme Court and had dinner that Mountain catfish.-The Con evening at Willamette Univer servationist, New York. sity and visited the Law School LUMPY HUNTER A New York goose hunter there. On Tuesday the young people felt pretty s illy using one of his fishing rods and plugs to visited with the Speaker of the retrieve two Canada geese he House, the president ut the Senate and met a group of the drowned In a pond. At least he fe lt s illy until a nearby lobbyists. shooter dropped a goose onto the same pond. That poor fellow didn’ t have his fishing gear along, so he had to swim after the goose himself, wearing boots, clothes, and a ll. As the A study which could prove water was cold, he returned to extremely beneficial to the O re shore with the goose plus an gon crab Industry w ill be con ample supply of goose pimples ducted by Dr. Paul P. Rudy, as well.-Alahama. director of the University of COURTESY, WHERE ART Oregon institute fo r Marine THOU? Biology at Charleston. Remember, just a few issues D r. Rudy has been awarded a back, I dwelt to quite an ex faculty grant from the Univer tent concerning the total lack sity’ s Office of Scientific and of courtesy shown their brother Scholarly Research to do re- Game Fish Plants Break All Records At Conference Crabs Studied In Bay Area The Pacific Pirates basketball te a m kept with the Coquille Red Devils in the first half last Friday night at the Pacific high gym,but fell behind in the third quarter and lost by the score of 51 to 64. The Pirates were plagued by fouls.Att.he end of the first half, four of the Pirate starting lineup had three fouls eaeh.The Pirates hit 20 of 56 from the field for 36 per cent and 11 of 23 free throws far 47 per cent. Coquille had 22 of 61 field goals for 36 per c e n t and 20 of 43 bonus shotsfor46 percent. The Pirates had 45 rebounds to 51 for Co quille. Top scorers far the game were Arne Johnson for the Pirates and Scott Woodworth for the Devils. Johnsonhit seven of 14 from the field far 50 per cent and three of five free throws for 60 per cent.Woodworth hit seven of 16 for 43 per cent from the field and three of five free throws for 60 per cent. Johnson was followed by Dar rell Bjerg 11, Jerry Carpenter 9, DavidBjerg6, Phil Cope 3, Carl Johnson 3, and David Knapp 2. High rebounders for Pacific were Knapp, David and Darrell Bjerg with eight each. Carpenter had seven; A me Johnson had six. Carljohnson,Frank Neely, Mike Strain and Richard Hodge each had two. Top rebounders for Coquille were Eric Banks with 14 and Gary Turner with nine. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 T l. Pacific 11 15 12 13 51 Coquille 12 16 19 17 64 The Pirate junior varsity was also defeated by the Devils, by the score of 50 to 68. The Pir ates w e re outscored in every quarter. Top scorer far the Pirates was C a rl Johnsen with 16.Johnsan made four from the field and eight of 13 free throws.Johnson was followed by Brad Sweeney 14, Jim Carr 8, Scott McKenzie 4,Brent Hodge 2,Jim Kirchges- ler 2, Mike Wilson 2, and Brad Marsh 2. High scorers for Coquille were Mike Wallace with 16 and Paul Engelgau with 15. Tax Credit Available For Gas Used In Farming, Boating People who use gasoline on farm s, fo r boating or any other non-highway use are entitled to a credit for Federal gas oline excise tax they pay. The Internal Revenue Service said this credit can be taken when taxpayers file their 1968 Fed eral Income tax returns. The credit is two cents fo r every gallon of gasoline bought fo r use in boating and other non-highway uses. Farmers are entitled to four cents a gallon credit fo r gasoline used on a search on the Dungeness or Edible Crab, most Important commercial species off Oregon. He is embarking on the fir s t study of Dungeness crabs in the Coos Bay area, where they are found in large numbers and are an important source of food and recreation. The crab Industry realizes nearly $1 m illion in sales In Coos Bay alone each year— where the crab take Is about 20 per cent of the state total. Some 1 1/2 m illion pounds of crab were harvested in the Coos Bay area In 1968. Dr. Rudy w ill begin by sur veying the crab population over a long period of time and throughout the whole of the Coos Bay area. This Initial survey is expected to reveal the movements of crabs In and out of the bay, distribution and movement within the bay, dis tribution with regard to known pollutants, and the general ec ological relationship with other bay organisms. Crab pots, crab rings, nets and scuba diving w ill be used to catch the crabs within the bay and in the ocean just out side the bay. A large number of crabs wUl be tagged. Dr. Rudy has Indicated that this project could lay the groundwork fo r research on the possibility of a rtific ia lly pro pagating crabs, which would be a real boon to the crab industry, presently hindered by great fluctuations In crab pop ulation. The Otegon Fish Commission has a study In progress in the Yaquina Bay area and it Is hoped that the study In Coos Bay can be coordinated with the Fish Commission’ s work to give a better understanding of the b i ology of this Important marine species. UW LUNCH SCHO O L^ fc ç M ENUS 2 vvuuunnw MONDAY Macaroni-hamburger casserole Cheese slices German chocolate cake Bread, butter, milk TUESDAY Pizza Buttered green beans Fruited jello Bread, butter, milk WEDNESDAY Stew Cottage cheese Purple plums Hot rolls, butter, milk THURSDAY Wiener wraps Buttered spinach Apricots Milk FRIDAY Bean soup Cole slaw Peaches Com bread, butter, milk farm fo r farming purposes. The 1RS said that the gas tax credit Is computed on Form 4136, Computation of Credit fo r Federal Tax on Gas and Lubricating O il. This form should be attached to income tax returns. Bus systems which provide regular service may also be entitled to a gas tax credit. The credit Is generally avail able fo r gasoline used fo r clean ing tools and machinery, the operation of motor boats, a ir craft, farm equipment, bull dozers and other off-the-hlgh- way vehicles. It also applies to cars and trucks used off the highway In construction, mining o r timber operations. Additional information on the gas tax credit Is contained In 1RS Publication 308, Farm er’ s Gas Tax Credit, and Publica tion 378, Federal Gas Tax Credit, or Refund fo r Non-High way and Transit Users. Send a post card to Internal Re venue Service, 319 S.W. Pine Street, Portland, Oregon 97204 for a free copy. Clara Miller Wins Bowling Third Place The Gold Beach Roguettes Six Games Singles Tournament was held recently at Chinook Bowl. This handicap tournament has became an annual affair held in the early part of the y e a r . First National Bank Port O rfo rd Branch sponsored the trophy this year. Sue Combs, Gold Beach, wen first place with 1100 pins. Sec ond place was taken by Arlene Green, Gold Beach, with 1095 pins. Clara Miller, Port Orfcrd, was third with 1079; and Lor enc Wade, Ophir, ;ilaced fourth with 1072 pins. High game was rolled by Le ona Hammond, Port Crfard 199; high game with handicap was Lynn Vincent, Gold Beach, with a score of 216.High series scratch was rolled by Leona Hammond 534; Sue Combs, also, wen high series with handicap 571. Several splits were converted by the bowlers: 5-6-10, Ima Strahan; 4-7-9, Ann Ryan; Mo- zelle Wade,5-7, 4-5; Judy Hub bard 2-7; Aleen Forty, 5-8-10; PatColeman,5-10; Ima Strahan made the 3-10 twice. Taxpayers Can Cause Delay “ When w ill I get my refund?” is a question asked over and over agalnbyOregon taxpayers, A. G. Erickson, D istrict D ir ector of Internal Revenue for Oregon, said today. He explained that thousands of refund checks are returned to Internal Revenue every year because the postman cannot de live r them. Illegible names or addresses cause many refund checks to be returned undelivered. This can be avoided by carefully PRINTING o r TYPING the name, address and zip code In the proper place on the re turn, and entering the correct social security number In the space provided, Erickson said. If someone moves after he files his return, he should leave a forwarding address with the Post Office. It Is also a good Idea to send the new address to the Internal Revenue Service. ÏF O O M T fiRfiOZO I
