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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1955)
Page 4A IHE SANDY POST SOUND OFFS :,,,,lv Bake S <l,,h i/r r SIateg ale S A N D Y C harles E. Lindsey Jr., F. A. is on the USS N ich o l as D D E 449 w hich is in the 12th D D E D iv is io n on p a tro l in the Japan and C hina w aters. The p a tro l is in the w in te r session o f maneuvers. C harles is the son o t M r. and Mrs. C harles E. Lindsey o f Route 2, Sandy. H e graduated fro m Sandy U nion h ig h school in 1954 and enlisted In th e service in Ja n u a ry o f 1955. H is basic tra in ing was taken a t San Diego, C a lifo rn ia . Social Security B eneficiaries May I ncrease Allowable Earninrs * r ’ S A N D Y — M em bers o f the San 1 B eneficiaries under age 72 re- d y R idge W om an s clu b w ill hold ce ivin g m o n th ly Social S e cu rity a bake sale at the R. S. S m itn checks can earn as m uch as $1200 Garage on M a in stre e t S aturday, a year w ith o u t loss o f benefits. O ctober 29. . . . . T h is increase in allow able earn- fe a tu re d w ill be cookies fo r lings, e ffe ctive J a n u a ry 1955, was H allow ee’n treats, cakes, pies and made by Congress to give bene- hot breads. O rders m a y be , fic ia rie s a b e tte r o p p o rtu n ity to placed in advance w ith M rs. C lif I keep pace w ith o u r expanding fo rd Sandstrom , ch a irm a n o f the ' ‘c2,I?on?y sale a t M U 7-3586. The ,aw was fu r th e r liberalized CAM P P EN D LETO N , C A L F ! F O R N IA M arine Pfc. Jackie D. Thom pson, son of M r. and Mrs. Thom as C. Thom pson o f R oute 2, Sandy and T Sgt. Leon R. W ick man, son o f M r. and Mrs. C. W. E isn e r o f R oute 1, Sandy p a r ticip a te d w ith the 1st W estern M a rin e A ir-G ro u n d B rigade in an am phibious tra in in g exercise conducted here by the 1st Mar- ' ine D ivisio n September 19 th ro u g h J 28. The brigade is a special com- I mand consisting o f the D iv is io n ’s 1st R egim ent, su p p o rtin g ground elem ents and a via tio n units based at E l T oro, C a lifo rn ia . A f te r five days o f tra in in g at sea, the Leathernecks made a pre daw n am phibious la nding n orth o f nearby Oceanside. T w o days o f M aneuvers ashore followed. In a d dition to conventional ship- to-shore assult in landing c ra ft, < the exercise Included a helicop-I te r operation In w hich an e n tir e ' b a tta lio n was a ir lifte d In an it-1 tack on an ’’enem y” position. T Sgt. W ickm an is the h u s-j hand o f the fo rm e r Miss Jeanne M. Conn o f P ortland. to rem ove the re strictio n on m o n th ly earnings. Thus, a bene- i*c*ary can accept a Job at $300 m o" , h ' o r ,s h° r t and » till get a ll o f h is benefit checks, i f the y e a rly to ta l docs not exceed S12fO A ve ry im p o rta n t point to re- m em ber is th a t earnings as de- fineH fo r th is re tire m e n t test in- d u d e a ll incom e fro m em pioy- m ent and self-em ploym ent, re- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 g a rd le s j o f the source and w h e th e r o r not the e a rnings a re sub je ct to Social S e cu rity tax. I f y e a rly earnings exceed$1200. some m o n th ly benefits m ay be {"ayable. The n u m b e r i f m o n th ly paym ents w ill depend on the a- m o u n t o f e a rnings o r the em p loym ent status o f the benefici ary. I f a person w o rks in ad m onths o f a year and earns over $80 in each m onth, o r renders s u b sta n tia l services in self-em plo ym e n t each m onth, he w ould have a n u m b e r o f checks w ith held. F o r every $80. o r fra c tio n W H A T ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CARS IN ALL THE WORLD, JERRY?" ' l ' ■ - . . . :/< . AND THE 1956 PLYMOUTH - O F COURSE!" < . Farmers Union Set Quarterly M eeting D AM AS C U S The C lackam as I C ounty F a rm e rs U nion q u a rte rly | m e e tin g wdll be held th is F rid a y ,) October 14, in South M o la lla at 8 PM, according to H e n ry Gey-1 m er, president o f the group. Guest speaker o f the evening w ill be G ilb e rt Rodgers o f the Oregon C ity h igh school w h o ' w ill speak on his tr ip to G er m any th is sum m er as an ex- J change Student. Tin- S outh M o la lla F a rm e rs U nion w ill fu r n ish o ther en te rta in m e n t. th e business - W HY, TOM, THE -------- OP---------- D u r in g th e re o f o ve r $1200, be w ould ceed $1200 d u rin g the year, bene lose one m o n th ’s benefit. Thus, fits are payable fo r any m o n th earnings o f $1600 w o u ld result in w h ich the In d ivid u a l did n o t in the w ith h o ld in g o f fiv e checks. earn $80 in wages, o r did n o t Since $1200 o f the $1600 is ex , render substantial services as a em pt fro m deductions, the d if self-em ployed person. ference o f $100 is divided by $80. I t you have any question about T h is results in fiv e m o n th s’ de y o u r b enefit status, contact y o u r ductions. E a rn in g s in excess o f I local d is tric t o ffic e located a t $2080 w o u ld re su lt in tw elve 104 O ld Post O ffice B u ild in g , $80 units, and a ll checks fo r th a t P o rtland, Oregon. year w ould be w ith h e ld . A representative m ay also be H owever, the la w protects the i contacted at the Oregon C ity Post benefit rig h ts o f in d iv id u a ls w ho O ffice any Wednesday, 9:00 A M w o rk on a p a rt-tim e o r seasonal ! to 3:$$ PM or T h u rsd a y, 9:00 basis. Even th o u g h earnings ex A M to 12 Noon. - -, - - •• ’U m e e tin g , com m ittee reports w ill be heard J and election o f o ffic e rs fo r the I com ing year w ill be held. A pot lu ck lunch w ill fo llo w the close o f the meeting. | — CP--------— Sandy Locals D r. anti Mrs. H arvey Schnei d e r le ft Thurs<lay fo r San F ran cisco w here D r. Schneider w ill attend the N ational D ental Con vention. The couple plan to be gone about tw o weeks and w ill v is it In Los Angeles and I-ong Beach, C a lifo rn ia before re tu rn in g home. M r. and Mrs. Clarence Olson o f Boise, Idaho, have been visit- lng at the home o f his b ro th e r and w ife . M r. and Mrs. W a lte r Olson o f McCabe road since last Sunday. T h e y expected to leave T h u rs d a y fo r Lebanon w here they w ill v is it w ith her b ro th e r before re tu rn in g to Idaho. j i I I j M r. and M is. Roy E u d a ly of Golden. Colorado, and Mrs. M a bel W illia m s o f Brule, Nebraska, siste r o f Mrs. Eudaly, w ere o v e r n ig h t guests on Monday o f Mr. and M rs. Jack M alney. The g ro u p had been v is itin g at E num claw , W ashington before sto p p in g here and le ft Tuesday fo r Gold Beach w here they ex- . pect to deep sea fish and then go on to C a lifo rn ia before re tu rn in g home. Mrs. W illia m s Is a neighbor o f Mrs. M a in e y’s fa th e r. R. S. B u tte rfie ld in Ne t braska. i Mrs. R alph Y ork, w ho re c e n tly ) underw ent su rg e ry is now at tin- in P ortland, home of her dau g h ter, Mrs. E lm e r L im b a u g h near Kelso She is re p o rte d ly m a kin g I a rapid recovery. T h is p a s til weekend tlb- L im b a u g h s m oved I Into th e ir re ce n tly com pleted I lowne. | M r. and M rs E. W. S h u m a c h e rll 1 11 I I and daughter, Elsie, re tu rn e d 1 last week fro m a m o n th ’s vaca n o n t r ip to WieeenMn end m i- nob Formei residents o f W is consln, they found m any places I I o f the state. Ixm gest stops w ere I made south .»f Milwaukee Wi- I consin and in Chicago, where I th e ir tw o sons are now liv in g i C om ing back on h ig h w a y 30. I the encountered th e ir firs t snow I sto rm o f the season west o f I M ontpelier. Idaho. I M em bers o f the 1 !| Ooekin I I I g ro u p at B u ll Run enjoved ,1 and people to v t h e le n g th a ska tin g p a rty last F rid a y eve- ■ ■ Mrs. Florence K im m e l, m o th e r o f Pauline N eely, le ft Sunday fo r an extended tr ip to C a lifo rn ia She m ay be there a ll w in te r and go on to Texas in the sp rin g 23 W. POWELL BLVD MOKowk 5-2146 GRESHAM, OREGON À \ 4
