CLACKAM AS
BARTON NEWS
(By Virginia Horger)
The Barton 4-Leaf Cothing
Club is planning to
have a
candy and pop corn sale to be
held at the next Barton Com
munity Club meeting at
the
Barton school Friday
night,
April 5. The Cooking Club lt a
by Mrs. Charles Snowley, has
been invited to participate.The
funds raised will be used
to
ward 4-H scholarships.
Mrs.
Louis Coffin and Mrs. Darrell |
Wright are the 4-LeafClothing
Club leaders.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jones,Sr
are enjoying an indefinite stay
with their son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Jones Jr. The
C O U N T Y N E W S. E ST A C A D A . O R E G O N . C R I D A V. .MARCH 33, 1M7
STRICTLY BUSINESS
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Linoleum Tile ....................9” x 9” , each 9c
9x12 Artex Rugs ..........................each $5.50
Roll ends and drops, Inlaid Linoleum
$1.95 Sq. Yd.
Values to $3.00
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PHONE 44F1
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Long box and 4-speed transmission
I Ford Hall-ton Pickup
Retailers - Contractors
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W e are at your service from 9 A .M . to 6 P.M.
H.
L.Banks, Operator-Manager
, Sr. Jones are from Independ
ence, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Miller
I spent Sunday visiting in New-
berg with Mrs. W. A. Miller
Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Charles Snowley, Mrs. Willard
Bristlin and Mrs. Sophie Mos-
tel were luncheon guests
of
Mis. George Elliott in Beaver
creek. Mrs. Elliott ¡s a former
resident of Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snow-
ley spent Sunday in McMinn
ville visiting the Sam Severson
family.
The Ladies Prayer group of
the Barton Church wil hold an
all day work day and business
session at the Kenneth Eaden
home Tuesday, March 26th.
Saturday eve. March 23 the
Crusaders for Christ will meet
at the Bill Wymore home
to
hear Rev. Bob Harlow, who is
former pastor of
the Logan
Church and is now president
of the Globa! Aids Corporation
Sunday morning at the Bar
ton Church the Junior Choir
will sing “ My Savior First of
All.” Don oJohnson will sing
the pre-sermon solo. Rev. As-
krens sermon is titled
“ Our
Three Fold
Relationship.”
Donna Dilley will lead the 6:30
Juniors for Jesus service and
Sonja MiUer will lead the Se
niors for Service Youth meet
ings.
At 7:30 Rev. Askren
will speak on "Why the Waste’
The adult choir will sing and
the childrens specials will be
by Pamela Luft
and Wally
Miller.
Rev. Walden Askren
spent
the week end with an evangel
ist team from Western Baptist
Seminary, where he is a
stu
dent
holding
services
ai
churches in Haines, Enterprise,
Union and Cove, Oregon. Th,.y
had the privilege of speaking
and presenting the work of the
seminary. Rev. Askren left on
Saturday morning and returned
early Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Still
have received their first load
o f lumber and will
soon be
ready to pour the foundation
for their new
two bedroom
home.
The Barton 4-H Clubs acted
as the hospitality
committee
for the 4-H leaders meeting in
Oregon City March 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Caffenli
and family and mother
Mrs.
Caffenli from Portland were
Ssnday callers at the homes of
Mrs. Eugene Bomotti, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Bomitti and Mr.and
Mrs. James Bomotti. The Caf-
fenlis are cousins o f the Bom-
ottis
There was a man who had stopped going to
church because, he said, “ Church doesn’t make me
feel any nearer to God.”
One night he stepped into the children’s room
to kiss them good night. And suddenly he felt as
though he were in church. There was a pillowed
altar and a devout congregation in prayer. Yet he
didn’t feel any nearer to God.
And in that moment he learned the truth that
every soul must learn; religion is not some outer
force that brings God close to a man. Religion is
man’s inner yearning which reaches up and dis
covers how near God is.
And so, from the example of his children, he
learned how to find the faith which had eluded him.
And, finding it, he returned to church to share with
other Christians the rich experience of worship
. . . to receive the spiritual gifts of Word and
Sacrament . . . to serve Christ in the vital, chal
lenging work o f the Church.
He knows that in church—or in a moonlit
nursery—God is near those who want Him near!
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YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY
Q:
My husband owned and
operated a cleaning shop from
1940 until June 1954.
He be
came permanently disabled at
that time. He is 58 now. Can he
receive disability benefits from
his social security?
A: One of the requirements
is that he work under social se
curity for at least a out of the
last 10 years immediately
be
fore he became disabled. Since
your husbands wrok was
not
covered by social securty until
1S51, he would have only four
years which w could consider.
He would not be eligible for
payments.
Q:
My wife is 63 but refus
es to file a claim for benefits, i
Can I file for her?
A: Unless she is unable to
handle her own funds because !
of a mental or physical reason,
she must file her own
claim. S
Her decision not to file may be j
well founded if she is aware of j
the basis for acturarial reduct- i
ion. There are many factors to
consider before filing while u n -)
der 65. for example, health, life \
span, income, etc.
Q:
I am a
laundress.
I
work for three different
em
ployers, one day each week in
each home.
Should each em- j
ployer deduct social
security
tax?
A: Yes. If each
employer [
pays you $50 in cash wages In
a calendar quarter, he should
be paying social security tax.
at a huge discount!
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