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FRIDAY, JU K E 8, 1934 The Beaverton Review DISCUSS DEFICIENCIES OF PENSION LAW Th»> enactment of the Old Aire Pension Law by the 1933 Session of the Legislature introduced to ttys State an old age pension act which has been unsatisfactory both from the view point of the real property taxpayer as well as from the view point of those elderly people who expected financial se curity from such a law. The outstanding deficiency in the present law lies in the fact that the Legislature made no provision for funds wnth which to pay the pensions, but passed to the various County Courts the duty of making an additional levy on real proper ty to meet this obligation. The result has been that in practical ly every County in the State the desire of the County Courts to protect the taxpayer from a pro hibitive and confiscatory increase in taxes has resulted in payment of pensions so small as to be a matter of keen disappointment to beneficiaries under this act. The administration of the law in this County has been somewhat handicapped by an insufficient un derstanding of the provisious of the law by pension claimants, and in an effort to dispel this misun derstanding, certain salient features of the act are herein set forth. The law provides that there shall be established in each County of the State an old age pension com mission and the County Courts of the respective Counties are de signated to act as the Old Age Pension Commission in their Coun ty. The Commission is charged with the administration of the Old Age Pension Law and authority is conferred upon the Commission to make suuh rules and regulations consistent with the provisions of the act as are necessary to carry out the provisions thereof. Every person, man or woman, married or single, shall in the discretion of the Commission, while residing in the State of Oregon be entitled to an old age pension subject to the restrictions and qualifications hereinafter noted. 1. An old age pension may be granted only to an applicant who has attained the age of 70 years or upwards. 2. Has been a citizen and in habitant of the United States of America for 15 years, and of the State of Oregon for at least 15 years, and of the County in which such application for a pension is made, at least two years immedi ately preceding the making of the application for a pension. 3. That during the period of 25 years immediately preceding such date of application he or she has not been convicted of any crim inal offense involving moral tur pitude. 4. Has no child or other person responsible under the law of this State for his or her support and found by the board to be able to support him or her. 5. An Old Age Pension shall not be granted to a person if the val ue of his or her property exceeds 83,000 or if married and not se parated from husband or wife, if the value of his or her property, together with that of such hus band or wife, exceeds $3,000. 6. The claimant must not have deprived himself or herself, direct ly or indirectly, of any property for the purpose of qualify ing fo old age relief. There are other restrictions and qualifications of a minor charac ter all of which are set forth in a statement which is mailed to every applicant. (To be Continued Next Week) AIRPLANE DAMAGED IN FORCED LANDING f > t t e r cM p y • Malcolm Clement, who has been employed on a Iniat is home for a vacation. Little Nancy Joan Kerr is vis iting with her grandmother in laOrande, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Rulph Chinn and son Stanley of Portland visited at the A. C. Chinn home Sunday. Mrs. W alter Albert and Mrs. An na d uty, of Portland visited at the Geo. Thyng home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hill and children of Denver, Colo., are vis iting at the H. A. Alexander home. Geo. Klein spent Tuesday until Saturday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I,. B. Shaw in Port land. Miss Eleanor Carter was a din ner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Lawrence Wednesday, May 30. Mr and Mrs. Floyd T efft spent Thursday and Friday visiting at the home of their daughter Helen at Hood River. ‘Ted is getting a rew siren for his car. Doris asks to know: “Does that mean it’s all over between uaT" n!>»<th, of Ihirtland, and Mr. Gil more's sister, Mrs, John liogen Schultz of Fargo, N. Ihtkota, The Whitford Women's Club met nt the beautiful country home of II. Progrès», Mrs. B- Templeton at Progress, Wednesday. Ten memliera and two guests were present. All respond ed ió and Mrs. »»• r roll on v call an ami m rs. j John onn Mrs Johnson conducted the game. Mrs R. K. Denney had the magazine article. Aft*‘r the meeting re freshments ami wandering through the gardens Completed the after- llitm t t*------- ------------------------------------------ ■ WHERE TO GO É ------------------------------ .--------------- . - f t Card Party ami Dance June 9 Cedar Mills Grange llall Admission. 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