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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1962)
y /-The Mill City Enterprise, Thursday, Dec. 20, 1962 M ay your home be filled with great happiness. White Store Edna, Lee, Bess An Oregon State IMlice car twit can recoup Ills investment rolls onto a main Bortland thor from the bonding company. oughfare that looks like "auto The individual who buys from mobile row." It moves past sev a •'curbstone" slang for eral showroom* of new and licensed dealer may lose used ears, then swings into a ear and his money, too. The state team assigned gas station and conies to a halt behind six parked cars of 1958 dealer enforcement and | tecting tile value of the Oregon vintage. After a brief interrogation, title also makes frequent visits the station owner is informed to wrecking yards to see that he can be prosecuted for sell titles and licenses plates for ing cars without a dealer's vehicles that have been wreck- ed are turned into the Depart license. The state has a two-man ment of Motor Vehciles. There have been cases where team a state police officer and an investigator for the De title certificates on wrecked late-model cars have been im partment of Motor Vehicles employed full-time enforcing properly used as security for Oregon's dealer license law. and loans. One loan company in Oregon helping to insure that Oregon title documents on motor ve was more thn surprised to learn hicles are worth more than the that it had loaned $80,000 on cars that had been wrecked out. paper they're printed on. Enforcement of the dealer ami that their collateral act law is important to the would- ually amounted to only a few be-motor vehicle buyer. AU pieces of paper. The law specifically requires dealers must be licensed by the Department of Motor Vehicles that when any ¡leraon wrecks, and post a $15,000 surety bond. dismantles or disassembles any Oregon law provides that an vehicle, or substantially alters individual has a right of ac its form, he must submit the tion against any licensed dealer registration card, title and and against any surety on the license plates to the Depart bond if he suffers any loss or ment of Motor Vehicles within damage by reason of fraud, three days. Although every effort is made fraudulent representations or violations of any of the pro to insure compliance with this visions of the dealer licensing law. lenders would do well to inspect tile vehicle as well as law. This affords protection to a the title, before actually loan customer if he finds, for in ing any money. stance. that he's bought a stolen j (Next week: Why You Need car from a desreputable dealer. To Know The Law On Uninsur He losses the car. of course. | ed Accidents i. Your Social Security May all the joys of Christmastime be yours this holiday. Lee Bassett We take better care of your car with Standard Oil Products 508 NI. E. Santiam Blvd Mill City, Oregon Q. I retired in 1960. but last September I found a job that pays me $200 a month. I had my benefits stopped when I made my annual report in Jan uary. It now appears that my job will end lafe this year. What should I do? A. Notify your nearest social security office when your job stops. You will be notified when your benefits can be started again. Q. I'm retired, but I’m plan ning to take a job will pay me about $3,000 a year. Is there anything I should do concerning my social security checks? A. Notify your nearest social security office of your new job. Since you expect to earn mom than $1200 a year, you must make an annual report in which you estimate your earnings to social security not later than April 15 of each year. Later, if you find that your actual earnings will be different from your estimate, notify your so cial security office again. An adjustment will be made and you will receive the proper amount of benefit payments. Q. Since my retirement, I have taken a part-time job. Earlier this year I notified the social security office that I ex pected to earn $1500. Now I find that my earnings will be I about $1300. Should I do any- thing about changing my esti- mate? A. Yes. Get in touch with your nearest social security of fice. If your earnings are only $1300 rather than $1500, only $50 will be withheld from your so cial security benefits this year, instead of $150. Q. I am retired and I didn't expect to make more than $1200 this year. So, I didn't make any annual report to social secur ity, and I am receiving my ben efit checks each month. But I now have a job that will pay me about $1800 before the end of the year. Is it necesarry that I report this? A. You should call or visit your social security office. They will explain how your additional earnings will affect your bene fits. Q. I am a widow receiving benefits for myself and my three children, This summer my 17- year-old son got a job as a freight handler. He worked about 60 hours a week and av- eraged $125 a week. He earn ed about $1500 to $1600 for the months of June, July, and Aug ust. Since he was only work ing for 3 months, do I have to report this to social security? A. Yes, you should report the work to your nearest social se- cusity office since it will put his earnings for the year over $1200. Also, you will need to file an annual report of his earn ings with social security by April 15 of next year. Q. Last year I earned $2,000 and received six monthly so cial security checks. When I fil ed my earnings report with the social security office, I setimat- ed my earnings would be $2,000 this year. Recently I received a raise and my earning for this year will be bout $2,300. Should I report this to social security now or wait until I file my earn ings at the close of the year? A. You should report the in crease immediately to your nearest social security office and file a new estimate of earnings for this year to avoid an overpayment in your bene fits. ns you celebrate this happy Holiday, know that we are thinking of you and wish you welt. Jerry Pittam Insurance Jerry and Betty Phone 897-241 3 Mill City, Oregon Your friendship has been a joy. We wish you a Merry Christmas Í962 A&M Toman Mary - Albert - Stanley Mill City, Oregon herald the season with song and gratitude for your friendship. M &M Flying A Pat and Frances Mill City, Oregon Phone 897-2764 Why Don’t YOU Subscrib« to THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE (Derry Christmas Above all we hope your Yule will be the happiest ever. To wish each of you all the joys and blessings of Christmas. Baker’s Mill City Jewelry Forrest and Ruth i Phone 897-2434 Tom's Shell Service Ada's Needle Shop Before you buy any home fire 227 S. W. Broadway Mill City, Oregon Ph. 897-2241 Mill City alarm, ask your Fire Department for advice Phone 897-2442 Mill City, Oregon It’s Christmas and a joyful time. Let’s celebrate and give thanks for our abundent blessings. sf r 367 N. 3rd Ave. 769-5216 2 Floors to Shop We Give and Redeem Thrifty Green Stamps
