MONDAY, JANUARY 2. 1961
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
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COURT HELD
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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!
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Applesauce k g9c
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q, 89c
12 can, 51
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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
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Your Safeway Store Manager knows that everyone loves good bargains. So we asked him
to help pick out these breath-taking values for you to really get excited about. The
selection is tremendous . . . money-saving specials in all departments. Now is the
time to stock up . . . hurry to this wonderful sale!
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Salad Iressimig
Patafc Soap
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Chunk Style
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Reg. 4 for 29c value,
Limit, please
Finest quality NU MADE
Regularly 44c,
Limit, please
Green or NEW pink.
Regular 3 for 35c
Limit, please
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Canadian
Fruit
Drink
Sweet Treat
Crushed
Sundown
Unpeeled
Hood
River
Town House
cling or freestone
2-lb.
tin
Raspberry Jam
Shasta Orange
Pineapple
Whole Apricots
Pear Halves
Peaches
M.J.B. White Rice
Fresh From Our NEW Bakery!
69c
29o
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4 S $1.00
39c
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pkg.
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Potato Bread sr' ,T29o
Raisin Bread Sr " " 35c
Mrs. Wright's XlSSLi 33c
Green Beans
Highway
cut style
6 .33. $1.00
Cream Corn golden bantam
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Green Peas
Fancy Tomatoes Jz 5 1". $1.00
Elbow or long Macaroni;
long? elbow or cofl spa
ghetti; Vermicelli, sea
shells, or Fril-lets.
4
Reg.
. Pkgs.
$1
Gold Bond Stamps FREE at Safeway
Gold Bond Stamps FREE at Safeway.' Save them regularly for EXTRA savings on your food dollar.
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sweet juice. Pick up breakfast appetites.
More Grand Produce Buys!
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Eaiy-to-peel, extra sweet California Navels 2-lbs.
ea.
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Turnips
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Young, Steer Beef Liver
Skinned, extra tender and flavorful
. ... sliced the thickness you like it.
Here's a grand price on this family . .
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lb.
Worrell's Bacon
39c
WILSON BEEF TAHALES K
Homemade flavor; heat 'n: serve. Doz.
BREADED FISH STICKS
Captain's Choice "Premium" frozen 14-oz. Pkg.
BEEF SWISS STEAK
Or Boneless Heel Roast. "USDA CHOICE" Lb.
"Yorkshire" "fclb.
sliced pkg.
CENTER CUTS
BEEF SHANKS
Extra meaty; "JJSPA CHOICE" beef la
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USDA Choice Beef
Round Steak
Full or half bone-in cuts.
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Extra fancy crisp Hood River apples
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
Small, firm, delicately flavored 10-oz. Pkg.
PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4TH.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.