social se- forced to pledge a resumption Secretary of labor of the details of Eagle Creek.
..
■ legislation of all I pension
I
benefit Is this true,
or o ........................
f hearings on labor
and
welfare
E s ta c a d a , O re g o n , F rid a y , M a v 16, 1 9 5 8
w ill m y earning* b efo re 1951 al- by th e S ta te L abor C om m ittee funds It w as th e m easure und
and
Mrs. Lawrence
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’
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-----— ------- ------- --------------------- Sil bo consid .e d in fig u rin g m y an d p ro m p t consideration
of er S en ate consideration w hen
Mr
P lu m b in g an d H e a tin g
ben efit
8 * co m m ittee
reco m m en d af S enator K n- w land, the Repub- W ahlstrom and d a u g h te r P h y l - ,
NOTICE OF PRE-SCHOOI.
General Sheet Motal
A All earnings a fte r 1936 on ions by th e Senate. T here is lican lead er, and o th er adm in- lis of G eorge Mr. an d M rs L e s -,
CLINIC MAY 21
w h ich social ^ecority w as p aid no ex p ectation th a t broad labir istratio n su| p o rters
o ffered te r C olson ot G arfield,
w ere
Work
W ednesday, May 21, a ll chil a re considered, a n d if th is gives legislation w ill be recom m end- th eir various ¡“b o r^ le g is la tiv e guesw a ^ o ^ M ^ d e a t ^ t t o '
dren who w ill be enrolled in the the highest average benefits w ill ed, but the groundwork could proposals as rm endm ents^
E stac a d a
...
.
.
4 . . bt* based on all earnings. Since be prepared for
action nexc
All but one of the
amend salm on d in n e r g iven S a tu rd a y !
n ig h t a t C orbett by th e C orbett
public schools are requested to earnings
be ba^.d have
on
*
b
e
e
n
'y
e
a
i.
m
ent.
were
rejected,
with
sub
generally
been .
City Licensed
support, A m erican L egion P ost. O thers !
have their required pre-school higher since 1950, it is usually Hearings can be very
educa- stantial Reoublican
_______
_
finally n o te d at the dinner w ere Mr.,
medical exam s to be conducted advantageous to base benefits tional if the proper w itnesses _____
and the
Douglas
bill
P h o n e M U 7-3831
w as passed unanim ously 88 to and M rs. A dolph S till of Bar- j
at the Estacada Grade School on the average earnings
after appear.
T he S e n a te debate, covei ■ 0. It now goe« to
the H ouse ton.
I.ibrary from 9 AM to noon,May 1950.
>r Committee :n
___________
_„ l l l t l l|T|ITI
21 .
Q:: My husband died recen t-! ing w idely
publicized night Where the I.
C U A R A N T ifD P IR FE C T
ly.I believe 1 listed him as my and Saturday sessions, centered ready has held som e hearings.
Y Ol'R SOCIAL SECURITY
beneficiary when I applied for national attention on the prob'
By Jam es Piazza
m y social security card. How do lem o f obtaining effective la- JANICE BCI1LINGER
G R O K E T T JE W E L R Y
Q: I have heard that only m y I change th is .
i bor laws. Reaction from the N MMED A - VOMEN’B
S an d y , O regon
w ages after 1950 w ill determ -
A: There is
no
procedure | public is all important in <b DORMITORY SPONSOR
S ta rtin g a t
Janice M Dtihlinger of Eagle
w hereby a person nam es a bene- taining d e sea b le legislation
Averag! 40 m iles p er gallon
ficiary on a serial security card
3. M embers of the Senate, Creek, a freshman this year at
ill
S
uspension
Four C
application. Social security mon by roll call votes on proposed Oregon State college has been
B an k Y ;rms
thlv payments go to unmarried amendments, were need to go selected as a women's dorm i
next
children under age 18, and to "n record on the various laboi tory sponsor ■ n campus
Including H auling, B utchering, C ooling, Cut- disabled adult children who be- legislative proposals. These roll year.
Sponsors assist other students
cam e d isa b le d before age
18. calls undoubtedly will be used
tin, w ra p p e d anti d e liv ered fo r 6c lb.
They can be made to
w idow s
connection w ith the Novem- with study p oblems.work w ith
new tudents ¡n
adjusting to
age 62, or to w idow s under age h er congreosslonal elections.
P o rk 8c ib.
S ta r rtin a t
onom y a t low cost
62 who have in their
care a
4. The pro-labor bias of the college life, and assist w ith dor
G ood
mitory
activilies
They
receive
child
entitled
to
benefits.
Pay-
Senate
Labor
Committee
was
ite D elivery!
C ooling, cut, w ra p p e d an d d e liv e re d , 4c ib
m ents can niso be made to de- d arin gly exposed by the fa it partial room »-ent in exchange
pendent w idowers or dependent 'bat the omv labor measure it for their services.
Miss Buhlinger is majoring
parents under certain
condit- bas reported to the Senate this
ions. The law not the insured session was the only labor m e i- in business education. A 1955
high
person. specifies w hich o f these sune suported by the \F L CIO graduate of Estacada
D ial CR. ?-5145
247 E. Pow ell in S w an B ldg. P hone M O 5-415S
This w as the Douglas
bill school, she ts the daughter or
survivors ta’.-cs precedence ov
S. 2888) for disclosure to the Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bdhlinger
er the other
Q: I am a self-em ployed car-1
penter. How can I be sure my |
schedule “C” o f m y incom e tax
form 1040 is correct and w ill be
accepted?
A: Your schedule “C” is cor
One of the best end most appreciated Gradue‘ ion Gifts
rect only when it includes all
you
can give is the start of a Savings Account at the
your business incom e for
the
year, less all proper, allow able
Estacada Branch of the First State Bank of Milwaukie.
expenses of operating the busi-
Our Estacada Union High School celebrates it • Forty-
sess.
If you apply this basts
principle, you w ill arrive at the
ninth Commencement Friday, May 23, 1958 at 8:00 P.M.
correct amount o f your self-em -
It is our sincere hope that after their graduation tv.0 w
The most complete choice of
plym ent incom e that is to be
who do not continue on in school may find their places
reported for social security pur-
M odal
eize, power, weight, or price
purposes.
in their home community - - of which we are so proud.
Q: I am over age 65. Can 1
I still qualify for social security
| paym ents if 1
start fanning
now?
M o d a l 19
A: A person can q u alify for
social security benefits at any
tim e he has su fficien t covered
w ages or
s«lf-em ployed in
com e regardless of his age.The
Supar 44
amount o f work
needed d e
Stond ord 0 -4 4 A v o ila b l*
pends upon vour exact age.
Q: Two years ago, m y hus
band deserted m y tw o
min r
Earn 2 A per cent on all savings
M odal a *
children and m yself. H e was
3 per cent on three year
recently k ill'd in an accident.
Would t be possible for us to
deposit certificates.
draw benefits based upon his
work
McCulloch Motors Corporation
A: Yes, provided vour hus
M
o
d
a
l
Supar
U
has appointed a new chain-saw dealer
band had w orked long enough
under social recurity to have
In your neighborhood.
an insured status. If this is the
For service and sales on all
M od a l 77
case, m onthiv
benefits can
McCulloch saws, be sure to visit
then be paio to the
children
and to you as long as you have
them in your care and th ey are
All deposits insu:' Y „ u vj .^, v
under 18 yc,.rs of age and un
married.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Q: We w ere divorced just 3
w eeks before his death, early
this year.I paid his burial ex-1
penses and w onder if I can b n !
reimbursed bv the Social S e
I«
S o . Modafe
curity Administration.
Also
OLD MARKET
r >R
since I am 63 years old, would
1 it bo possible for me to
draw
- L*fACADA
j i i ■ -
______ monthly benefits on
his ac-
_____ count?
.Tj/ni i-r •r u e A: You rnn 10ceive the lump-
i H E sum death paym ent, provided
‘ E i\(
ho had not remarried and was
F - NCi
IIX P E R T insured at the time of his death.
you wore divorced at the
t
8ARBERS Since
lim e of his d^ath, there is
no
COUSIN’S
w av that you can draw' m onth
ly benefits unless
there are
children w ho are either disab
led or under the age o f 18.
For further information or
details cdntaet your nearest S o
cial Security office located at
926 S. W. Forth Ave. Portland,
Ore. CA 6-33G1
THK CLACKAMAS COUNTY NEWS
A . D. Benshoof
Page 6 I curity
RËNAULTS
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MEAT CÜT FOR LOCKERS
7 #
u Ü tS W Ä Q E N S
*12 5 0
Harold Middleton
YORK MOTOR CO
GRADUATION TIME !S NEAR - - -
Estacada Branch
for chain saw users
fEtfACADA
KcCULLOCH
f
!2N
ESTACADA PARSER W W
»wo K aru ers - - l'io W a itin g !
MAIL ItOX IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM WILL BE HELD
WEEK OF MAY 19 TO 24
The annual Mail Box
In”-
provement Program w ill be ob
served this year
during
the
w eek of May 19 to 24.
The Department w ishes to e n
courage patrons o f rural deliv
ery service to provide suitable i
boxes, erected and m aintained
for easy and safe accessiability,
presenting a neat appeam ace, |
and affording
protection to
mail.
Boxes that are
improperly
erected or in unserviceable con |
dition retard d elivery o f mail
and expose it to the weather
Names o f the
box ow ners,
should be inscribed on the side 1
of the box visib le to the carrier
as he approaches, or on
the
dor if boxes are grouped. The
box number may be inscribed
on the box if desired.
B oxes
and suoportJ should be kept
painted.
When tw o or more boxes are
grouped at one point, or the re
ceptacles are not directly
tn
front o f the residents, the nam
es and addr. sses must be
on
the front o f .he boxes
A T E S T A C A D A E V E R Y W E D N E SD A Y
GRESHAM SEED & FEED CO.
Gresham, Ore.
Phone MO 5-2186
NO COMMENT
WASHINGTON
A dvocate,
o f more effective labor legis- ;
latfon believe that the Senate
controversy iv e r this subject i
initiated bf -Sosator Knowland
( and prom ptly supported
by (
the Eisen how er
Adminstra
ton) served some useful pur
poses w hich could have
far-
reaching consequences.
Among the possible benefi
cial result« listed are these:
1. Dem ocratic leaders w ere ■
We have just purchased lime-spreeading equipment------ 2 spreader
trucks and a loader------ from Soil Conditioner Incorporated, for del
ivering and spreading Mineralized Sugar Lime onto farmlands in
Multnomah, Clackamas, Marion and Washin jton counties.
O R D E R S can be p laced d irectly w ith us — or
th ro u g h your m a rk e tin g o rg an iz atio n . A rra n g e
m en ts have b een m ade w ith B irds Eye a n d G re
sham B erry G row ers to h a n d le th e ir grow e
rs ’ lim e orders. Lim e will be sh ip p ed in box cars,
u n lo ad e d d irectly to o u r tru ck s, a n d s p re a d on
y our farm for only $13 p e r ton on 2-ton p e r acre
a p p licatio n s, $13.50 p e r ton on P /j- to n p er a c re
ap p lic atio n s, a n d $14 p e r ton fo r o n c-ton p e r
a c re a p p licatio n s.
S U G A R L lM E IS B E T T E R _
M in eralized S u g a r Lim e is a p ro d u c t of th e su g
a r beet in d u stry a n d ou r supply com es from n e a r
T o p p en ish , W ash . T his lim e is su p e rio r to raw
rock lim e becau se:
1. T he calcium c a rb o n a te base is fo rto fie d w ith
n itro g en , p h o sp h o ro u s a n d m agnesium .
2. H igh calcium c o n te n t an d fine p a rtic le size
resu lt in fast action.
3. Light w eight gives tw o-fifths more bulk to
th e ton.
G r e s h a m C o o p e r a tiv e £
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