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PAINE 2 u THE DAYTON TRIBUNE --DAYTON, OREGON --
THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1976
Eider Gideon Hochstettler of
Salem was guest speaker at the
~Iopewe/l SDA Church January
17, and gav~ a fine sermon on
"Worry." At 3 pln Saturday, Eld-
er Robert Letcher of Newberg
gave the first lesson of the Class
on Lay Witnessing, which will
be given once each month for
several months.
Saturday, February 21, 9:30
am, a Bi-Centennial Sabbath
School program will be given,
with the emphasis on the history
of the Hopewell SDA Church as
well as other history of the
Hopewell area.
The men and women of the
Hopewell Community Church are
continuing their work each Wed-
nesday on repairing and finishing
the Sunday School classrooms in
the basement, with potluck din-
ner served by the Ladies Aid.
The roof gutters of the Church
were repaired on Saturday and
Thursday from a' 10-day visit with
her son, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Reed and family of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, while his son James
who is with the U. S. Airforce
was home with his wife and little
son Joshua James. James and
family will be stationed in Italy
for three years leaving the last of
January. Mrs. Reed was also a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
, Schutz of Laramie, Wyoming, be-
fore returning hbme by air.
The Hopewe~l SDA Church is
being remodelled, with new win-
property tax fax
QUESTION:
Is gold, in either coin or bul-
lion form, held for investment
~urposes, taxable under ORS
307.030?
ANSWER:
Yes. Gold, held in either form,
is a good example of tangible
personal property. It is the gold
coin or bar itself that creates
the value. However, the classi-
fication of foreign coins is not
quite as apparent. They are the
indebtedness of a foreign govern-
dows installed in the sanctuary,
and other repairs. -
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merit and would be similar to
~hares of stock in a foreign
corporation. Such coins are not
legal tender in the United States
but may be exchanged for U. S.
currency at an exchange baniL
They are "intangible personal
property" and as such not tax-
are held for sale at the exchange
rate. Rare foreign coins or cur.
Yency withdrawn from circula-
tion and privately sold at prices
substantially above their original
value would be considered "tan-
gible personal property" and sub-
ject to assessment under ORS
able under ORS 307.030, if they 307.030.
If You Have Income Tax Problems
Let Us Help You
Telephone 538-2148
105 N. MERIDIAN
NEWBERG
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tile will be installed for drainage
away from the b,asemen of the
Church.
Friday guests of Mrs. Margaret
Janzen were Mr. ~nd Mrs. Elmer
Kotka of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lowen of C1earbrook, Brit-
ish Columbia, Canada, who were
houseguests of Mr. Lowen's sis-
tar; Mr. and Mrs. Nels Sipola
from Wednesday till Saturday,
when they went to Dallas to visit
other relatives. They had come to
Oregon to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. Katherine Law-
rence of Salem.
Alma Morse of San Rafael,
California and former resident of
Salem died in a hospital there,
and funeral services were held
on Monday in Salem. She was a
sister of the late Gust Janzen of
H0pewell, and Mrs. Margaret
Janzen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert'
Janzen and Mr. and Mrs. George
Kirkwood of Hfllsboro, and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Kotka of Hills-
boro attended the funeral.
Mrg. Beu~h Reed returned
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