Estacada's Clackamas County news., December 26, 1958, Page Page 4, Image 4

Second big hit----- Elvis Pres-.vwill spend the winter with
Berg
cidents o f his career
even
to
knocking out a German tank unit. ley in LO V IN G Y O U ’ yith Liza-^niece.
N ever have you witnessed a fun­ beth Scott and Wendell Corey ini/ Home for th- holidays is KennyS
nier one-nor a
more unlikely .echnicolor. Hear the songs that^Ronn v accompanied by a Pacif-jp
made Elvis famous.
y ic Univ. e.assmato,
Ra” H unt,»
tale than this.
Saturday's Kiddie Free ShowJJwhose home is in ( ’onnecticut.An-S
Sunday and Monday only-Jerry
Starting Wednesday,
Chirst-
Lewis as T H E D E LIC A T E DE­ sponsored by the merchants willfiobher v tor at the itoanow horned
mas eve
Walt
Disney's most
L IN Q U E N T ’ ilmed in vistavision. !>e ’The Stranger W ore A Gun’ ajjwas T my GWM r o f Redland.
delightul ‘SNOW W H IT E ’
and
The greatest laugh picture Jerry western in color plus the T h rees Weekend hau- guest of Flor­
T h e Seven Dwarfs. Filmed in Lewis ever made. A succession «S tooges and two catoons.
e n c e Cloningor was Mrs. LenoreS
technicolor with all cartoon ani­ of laughs from start to finish. 3
»M cK inley of Ynmhill. Tuesday o ig
—
mation this picture
is
again
Jlast .-c: y. .Mrs. Cloninger went ta s
Starts Tuesday fo r two
days 4
brought back with all its beauty
.
«R a in er to visit
her
brother^
o f story, lovely songs and unfor- 1 ,ino ' B rigette Bardot in one ofj*
¡{W ayn e and wife. On W ednesday»
:cr
cutest
Ksechiest
and
f
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n
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s
t
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gettable adorable little
seven “ r
*’•"•!>'<«» a
«s h e went on to Forest Grove
a n p . comedies ’L A P A H IS IE N N E .’ As ’ jn C ic flS C U U 9 SII
dwarfs. Second feature
a rip-
{(visit her brother Floyd.
roarin;, rowdy comedy starring 1 10 uaoghtee of the prime m inist-«
«
Eagle Creek volunteer firem en,y
es she does not get out very of-JJ
Glenn Ford
in
’ IM IT A T IO N ten,
''
{{contem plating
the dangers o f «
so she marries the Chief o f «
G E N E R A L ’ co-starring Red But­
«school fires, last
Sunday
d idy
foreign affairs played by H e n r i.
tons and Taina Elg.
Ford pro­
practice fire drilling at th e «
Vidal.
Finding that all o th e r« | Do you receive soctai s e cu rity Jsome
-^ ,e Creek
The compIi.*>
motes himself to General a fter
women want he- husband sne de-
-b e n e fit checks? I f your an sw er«cations of
hoscs over th e »
his commanding officer is killed.
cides to make him jealous and
the*
This unlikely
general
keeps succeeds with the unsuspecting is Yes it s now your turn to a s k *hm to siphon water from
{yourself quert.ons
like . th ese:*creek proved the wisdom o f hav.g I
things going at a lively pace with
help o f Charles Boyer. Its pure
t .since the 1958 Social Security A ctB ing drills in advance o f any pos-g i
the unsetting and uproarious in-
fun.
‘ Amendments have become la w ,«sible emergency,
how do they affect me? W ill 1 « A t the close o f this busy holi-y t
ge , a..higlle r „ ^ neflt? **.ow muc*l <Sjday season may we add our wishjf -f
When w ill it s ta r t? «for you:that admidst the hustle»
What do I have to do to get the ^and gRter and frayed nerves, ycu^ |
raise.
Should I get in to u ch «may pause and contemplate th ev
with the social security office to «tru e meaning o f Chirtsmas— th a ti
make sure I won’t be overlooked ^you ay catch the spirit o f glad-V
among the 12 million beneficiar-«ness and good w ill which awaits^
*es’
¡Sail who will see the light o f
th e «
„
..
«S ta r .
— (M. R.)
Here are the answers:
Your
{benefit amount will be raised.The
increases will average about 7
» s ik k ïik k k k S ik k k k k k k k k k k k k k l «
{percent. Some w ill get slightly
(m ore than a 7 percent increase,
«
1
{w h ile others w ill get somewhat
«
(less than that amount o f increase.
«
(Present payments
to
retired
The Mt. Hood National F o re s t«
(workers aged 65 or over
rang/ sold three sales on December 17,¡5
{fro m $30 to 108.50. T he n e w S u p e rv is o r Paul E. N e ff advised.«
{ minimum u and maximum rates
M
A total of 9,500.000 bd. ft.
a p -j
»fo r these beneficiaries w ill be $33 praised at $224,165
was
a u i-«
Sand $116. The present maximum{{tioned o ff fo r $347.165.00. T h c {{
'o f $162.80 fo r a retired
workertfhighest price paid fo r Douglas- sj
and w ife w ill be raised to
$174. fir was $43 per thousand bd. f t . »
" T h e most a family may receive at. Western hemlock
brought
«p resen t is $200 a month, but’ und-ghigh as ’*15.00.
« o r the new law some families m a y » The Fall
Creek
Sale
«r e c e iv e ns much as $254.
g t , 800,000 bd. ft. appraised
»$30,150.00 was sold to A. H. Lar-y
% Also beginning in 1959 social ¿¡st,n Lunlber Company o f Estaci *'
«security taxes will be withheld o n » da fnr S73.800.00; Basalt sale
{{$4800 of your earnings instead ot»200,000.00 bd. ft. appraised
«$4200, and the rate o f tax w ill in-y3(J0 320.OO Owns sold to D w verg
{{crease to 2 1-2 percent for e a c h «Lumv;0r Company c f
Portland ‘
«em p loyee and employer while thes/for §75,365.00; Goose Lake sale
{{self-em ployed w ill pay a tax
o l£ ()f 5,700,00 bd. ft. appraised at
>i>i9i»k»k>.kS)>i3ili»ikk»3)SlkS)kat>j3)k9)kN>i».at))k9)9)*3iSi3)S)k3ik:
•7>«3 34 percent.
«*133,695.00 was sold to A s to ria *
The increase is effective Janu-gpiywood Company o f
Astoria.S
¡ary 1959. Cheeks fo r
January» Washington fo r $198,000.00.
»
'¡are mailed to you early in Febru-g Three additional tim ber sales'*
iary 1959.
Stotcling 29,430,000 board
feet.
»a r e now being
advertised forS
What do you have to do to get” a]e ¡ n January. This ” ’
m ice’ N
M O rrruiw
ro !
i,>- any
-'■»
«th ip
e raise?
TH IN G
It’s
ally ]efe
Mt.Hood National
«handled automatically. It’s n o t « „ „
lu„ BCi »u.- im/gram o i g
«necessary fo r you to get in touchy ,52.190.000 board fe e t o f tim ber^
jw ith the social security office t o « narketed.
« g e t the increase.
»
.w r w v m
3 That’s the story! These
jments do affect you by increasing»
(you r benefit approximately 7 p ei-g
»cent effective with the check f o r »
(January 1959. N o action on your'i
«part is required.
Disney All-time Hit
at Broadway
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Clackamas County News
Estacada, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 26, 1958
Social Security
Forest Service
I
flakes Three Sales
Sunset
Beauty Shop
Mae Leonard
It is a re a l pleasure to
w ish o u r custom ers a
most m erry Yule.
ISTACADA
H ID & SffD
Bed's Beauty Bar | v
B ea Hale
i
Ö re V tin g ö .
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C A M P A N U L A ' S MARKET
J
r v)\i C;c K
3 •
largarct uo1*
% WED., THUR., FRI.,
C 24 2* 2fi 2*7
¡V W A L T D ISN E Y IN
SAT.,
II
Snow White and
Ri,!k° the Seven Dwarfs
A
lives'-' >
«
Mrs. Clyde Stanley who
«n e a r the
old
Douglas
«school house was hospitalized for ^
«m any days following an auto ac-p;
SECOND F E A TU R E
^cident on Dec. 17.
Her
c a r,«
«w h ich she was driving with one of
¡{h er small sons, went out of con ■ and T A IN A ELG
II
trol at the intersection of the E-C4
and Sandy road and the
gravel {(
road approach to Judd-Van C ur-«
ren ltd (opposite the cemetery)
«
The Norman W yatt fam ily two?«
{weeks ago received word of th e^S U N D A Y & M O N D A Y
»grave illness o f
Mrs. W yatt’s jDEC. 28 & 29
(m other and drive to C alif to b e «
«w ith her. Mr. W yatt le ft the fam -«
« i l y there and returned here. I n «
«S a le m enroute home his car w as«
TO Al l OUR FRIENDS
¡{badly smashed in the rear by an -f
«o th e r car as he stopped at a sig‘-{_
“ S co M y ’s
«n a l light.
«T V E S . & WED., Dec. 30-31
«
Young David Woodcock had a 1 BRIGETTE -BARDOT, H E N R Y y
ESTACADA
pudden and unexpected trip to th e «V ID A L and CHAS. B O YER IN
>
(hospital last Thursday night to {{ //■
n
• •
II
y
BARBER SHOP
{have his ailing appendix rem oved «
¿ 0 f O r iS fe U fie
V
P Alex Eberhardt Sr.
returned¡5
»
home last Sunday from the hospi­
SECOND F E A TU R E
Mrs. Marion M iller o f Spokane,
tal where he had been
treated
>r two broken ribs suffered in a SCOTT 'ind
CO
^ ^ ,. ^ b and is Mrs
VLsiting
at Darrow
the home andj
antl W K N D F I ^ «iR
E Y R yM
Ford
all at his home.
, , l n u i n / t V n n i/
* M r and M rs- Ray K eitR over ttteJ
Miss Martha Maloney has le ft
L U V f » I »7 I U U
¡¡holidays. Mrs. M üler is a sister o fj
for San Diego, Calif, where she
Mrs. Darrow and Mrs. Keith.
Imitation
General
'The Delicate
Delinquent'
Joy to the w orld! T h e L ord is conic;
Let earth receive her K ing!
Allyn Ni. Price,MD George S.Hara,NID
AL'S R ID I M IX
Homer Newell
Broadway
Barber Shop
Happy Holiday
sii.
Clackamas County News
For your good-win and friondfy
pafronag. pitas» accept our most
hoarty thank you. May you her* a
Joyful Holiday.
Jim Anderson
Nettie Rickey
Larry Meade
Barton
Beauty Shop
Margaret Ross
Sally Mode
Leila Gordon
Anne Justice
Phyllis Fitch
Mr. and Mrs. George Dodd and
fam ily drove to Brightwood
on
Sunday to help Don’s mother, Mrs.
J
George
birthday.
Dodd,
celebrate
her