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MONDAY, JANUARY 2. 1961 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. S 8 COURT HELD stun o public service by lh COLLEGE of LAW WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY 'Gift' Interpreted ai Inheritance 'Advancement' Charles gave one of his sons, Junior, $25,000 to help him start a business. Soon thereafter Charles died, leav ing his sons, Junior and Sonny, as his only heirs. Charles did not have a will. His net estate totalled $75,000. In the scramble for their father's estate, Junior and Sonny disagreed as to wheth er or not the $25,000 gift to Junior should reduce his share, so they wen I to cou,rt. THE COURT HELD: Junior gets $25,000 and Sonny gets $50,000. It is presumed that when a parent makes a sub stantial gift of money or property to his child during his lifetime such a gift is an "advancement" on the child's Inheritance. This presumption is particularly strong if the money or property is to be used for business rather than pleasure. Of course, this pre sumption can be overcome by evidence indicating that the parent intended an outright gift with no "advancement" overtones. This presumption is sometimes changed "by statute. It does not apply if the parent leaves a will. This column of general le gal principles is presented by the Willamette University ' College of Law. It is not to be taken as legal advice, Slight changes in the facts ,. may change the outcome of a case. Scout News Roundtable Scheduled "Genius Night" will be the theme .discussed at the Big Pines District Cub Scouters roundtable along with the an nual "Blue and Gold" banquet and traditional window dis play during Boy Scout Week in. February. The roundlable will be held in the cafeteria of the Hed rlck Junior High school Thurs day, Jan. 5, at 7:30 p.m. un der the direction of Assistant District Commissioner Carlos Bledsoe. But Scout leaders' round tables are for all Cubmasters, assistant Cubmasters, Den Mothers, Den Dads, pack com mitteemen and other parents who are located within the Big Pines district to discuss skills, techniques, informa tion, and program ideas. A model Cub Scout window display will be set up at the roundtable byPack 41 of Grif fin Creek to give all new packs and parents an idea of what will be expected of them and some suggestions to use for their display. "Strength of America - Character Counts" hus been selected as the theme for Cub Scouts during Boy Scout Week, and all packs are Invited to bring ceremonial equipment and samples of items they have used at past blue and gold banquets as Ideas for others. Among other helps flint may be obtained by leaders for February will be samples of a decorated banquet table Including table centerpiece, place cards, and place mats by Pack 48 of Eagle Point; a section of the room will be decorated In simple blue and gold tradition b'y Pack 10 of Howard School. Pack 8 of Mcdford will demonstrate a few Ideas re lated to Individual den table centerpieces and decorations; Pack 1 of Medford will be the instructors for suggestions and discussions on successful procedures for conducting the blue and gold banquet as a potluck dinner to eliminate the problem of food prepara tion and ticket selling; Pack 15 of Phoenix will be the In structor to discuss the con tents of the "Genius Night Kits" and have a sample kit available; Pack 40 of Central Point will be the host pack and furnish refreshments for the meeting; Pack 6 of Mcd ford will have the opening and closing Flag ceremony; and Pack 101 will give some suggestions where craft ma terials may be obtained for use in den crafts. Application for Transfer Approved Salem- Public Utility Com mlssloner Jonel C. Hill Thurs day approved the amended application by Hnssett Heavy Hauling Inc., for the transfer of permit privileges Issued to W. A. Hassctt formerly op erating a heavy hauling busi ness as an Individual. Hnssett had originally ask ed for approval to operate in Polk, Yamhill, Josephine and Jackson counties, but had amended his application to Include Josephine, Jackson, Douglas and the western half of Klamath counties, Hill said. The permit granted to Has sett docs not provide for local hauling service in Grants Pass where the firm It based. The Manager of your Safeway store helped plan this great savings event! Silk Tissue I? For the bathroom. SAVEI I m ' U Applesauce k g9c Highway . , . tree-ripened fruit 0 q, 89c 12 can, 51 ghway . , . tree-ripen Slenderway 900 Lucerne diet drink Pooch Dog Food Fig Bars Wheat or Vanilla Busy Baker Mb.Pkfl. 49c Cookies Busy Baker "Big Family" Ass't 1 V4 lb. Bag 49c COOkieS Marshmallow Treats. Busy Baker 3 of 24 $1 M.J.B. Brown Rice 39c timm i.mr,,i..i7V . 1 1 ?r I M , , Your Safeway Store Manager knows that everyone loves good bargains. 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