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THURSDAY, JAN 10. 1957
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA. ORE
HERE'S HOW...
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE General
MAKE A LEAF WAGON
8Y FRANKLIN J MEINE
fdifer, AmwKon Psoplul itKyclofdia
A coaster wagon can be con­
verted to a carrier for easy
transportation of leaves to the
compost heap or burner. The
removable carrier also extends
the capacity of the wagon for
other purposes.
The carrier uses 1 by 2-inch
lumber. Length of the rails de­
pends upon the dimensions of
the wagon.
The space between the bot­
tom of the posts and the lower
edge of the bottom rails should
I LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF
STREET IMPROVEMENT WORK
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the citizens of the City of Ver­
nonia, County of Columbia, State
hOR SALE: 1939 Ford, museum of Oregon, and particularly to
piece in good condition. $50. Also, the property owners of said city
effected by the curb work just
«V AUcmCAN OMSUMID M AUHME
practically new tire chains, 7.10. completed by the City on south
p Hi pounds of mini msr Uffa a m
•rt
11 pounds op ettr. Kit P omos
$15 value for $4. 992 Second
Remains of a i.OOO-qesr-old Roman tempieof
First Avenue, that the engineer
1
. 1 * POUNDS OF UNIS AND
the Mithras cult was unearthed wi tentralLcxdx
■suriM, > np uz fuimos Of P opp ,
Av».
2tlc appointed by the City Council
(iurinq rebuilding of bombed Bisrld War H sites.
»Mt>i4UiiE fW‘L-rt"
FOR SALE: Used chain saws. to oversee the work has filed
TH£ 22H1> MW»»*-*'
with the City Recorder a certifi­
Ted’s Saw Shop. Riverview.
cate
of
approval
of
said
work.
22tfc
That said report will be con-
SAND, gravel, crushed rock, fill sidered by the Council at its next
dirt. Call HA 9-6829, AG. Os­ meeting to be held on the 21st
trander.
26t52c day of January, 1957, at the hour
TH e T oug EST AND MOST AMENDED of ail .STATE ICMSriTUTKWS BELONGS
of 8.00 o’clock p.m. in the City
to L ouisiana Criu rat hov 2,1954 election . 24 amendments were added
con-
Hall of said City, and d tie
sideration will be given thereto
BUMP AND MEYER. INC.
and all persons objecting thereto,
REAL
ESTATE
or wishing to object thereto,
Vernonia Branch Office
may appear at said meeting and
H. T. Hu.lson — Phone HA 9 6058 interpose their objections, if any,
showing total subject wages and
Overlapping Regulations
Riverview
Affecting Farmers
F.I.C.A. tax withheld not later
and due consideration to such
FLBOW GREASE & INGENUI­ objections will be given by the
(Editor’s Note: Review of some than January 31, 1957 (or within
TY! Thats all it takes to make Council and the merits thereto
of the regulations and deadlines one month of the date of sépara,
this 2-bdrm. home on 2 acres, determined by the Council.
affecting farmers is presented in tion in case the farm worker left
highway 47, very attractive.
Sam L. Hearing,
this discussion prepared by the before the end of 1956.) These
Chic house and barn, dandy
2tlc Oregon Association of Public Ac­ statements may be furnished to
City Recorder
garden spot. $4000, $1000 down
farm employees on form SS-14,
NOTICE TO ALL CITIZENS OF countants’ tax information com­ although a form of the farmer's
FOR quick sal»-—FURNISHED
mittee and published by The
VERNONIA
3-bdrm, home on 3 lots in Ri­
own choosing may be used if it
For emergency city police calls: Vernonia Eagle as a reader ser- contains the necessary informa-
verview Bring your own TV.
When a policeman is needed, dial vice.)
$3,000. Will consider terms.
tion.
Are you a farmer?
YOUR GROWING family needs HA 9-5141. If no answer, dial
What are the applications of
If
not,
sit
this
one
out.
this 18A farm with its big, operator and state name, phone
If so, take time out from your federal rul?s in regard to em-
modernized house.
Excellent number and address where police
ployment of members of the far-
2t2c crop and livestock planning to
soil and water.
Barn, chix is needed.
m?r’s own family?
check
on
tax-social
security
pro
­
NOTICE:
The
County
Court
of
house, dandy garden, about 1* *
Although the farmer may pay
A new strawberries in. 1 mile Columbia County, Oregon, has ap­ blems converging upon you.
wages
to his minor son or daugh­
pointed and confirmed NEAL W.
from town on Rock Creek.
If you’re in doubt as to your
$7950. $2,000 down.
BUSH as Executor of the estate status, remember that a farmer ter, wife, father or mother for
2t3c I of JESSIE E. BUSH, deceased. All is defined as an individual whose farm services actually rendered,
i
i persons
having claims against gross income is derived at least under present conditions such
HOMES
wages ar? not subject to the fed­
said estate are required to present two-thirds from farming.
5 ROOM modern home, wired
eral
insurance contributions act.
them with proper vouchers to the
Under new rules which went
, ’or range, plumbed for auto­
Executor of said estate at the of­ into effect last year, individual No social security tax should be
m^tic washer. Lots of closet fices of the VERNONIA EAGLE.
farmers on a calendar-year basis withheld or remitted on such la-
«¡nd storage space,
Electric Vernonia, Oregon, within six
must file a declaration of esti­ bor.
water heater. 4 Rms down
months from December 13, 1956. mated tax on or before January
It is not uncommon for
a
•fairs, 1 up. Ppce only $1800.
NEAL W. BUSH. Executor 15, 1957, and pay at least two- farmer to employ his son on the
Very good terms or make of­
BUSH & BRADLEY.
farm during the school vaca­
third of the tax at that time.
fer.
Attorneys for Executor
If desired, the estimate may tion period. Prior to last year,
I ACRES with exceptional nice PUBLISH: December 13, 20 and
be made by applying at least the Pappy had to chop off Junior’s
5-rm. modern house. Wired for
27, 1956; January 3, and 10. 1957. amount of the previous year's wages below the $600.00 mark or
1 ange. Cement basement with
tax. By filing the estimate in lose his dependency credit. The
jape furnace. House includes 2
this manner, the farmer may then law now is such that if Junior
twdrooma, living and dining
is under 19 or is a student, and
room and kitchen, plus utility WE WISH to express our deep file his final return at any time
up to April 15, 1957, and pay the if the farmer furnishes
more
and fruit room. Double garage. gratitude and
appreciation for balance of the tax due at that than half of his support, he can
All in very good condition. I lhe mny acts
of sympathy and time.
claim the son as a dependent. If
Price $9,000, $4500 down.
understanding during our recent
However,
Junior
receives $600 00 or more
if
the
farmer
files
his
FARMS
bereavement.
final return by February 15, 1957, from any source, he must file his
20 ACRES two miles out of Ver­
Mr. and Mrs. William David and pays the full tax, he need own return and may take his
nonia.
5 room house, barn,
Weaver and son
2t I
not file an estimate.
own exemption, even though he
woodshed and chick house. 10
Under the method inaugurated may be a dependent of his father,
acres in cult. Puce $4500. $1000 I WE WISH to thank our many
down, bal. easy terms.
friends and neighbors for the in 1956, farmers pay self-employ­ who—in such case— would be
SEE ME FOR FARMS AND
cards and other expressions of ment tax on net income from allowed $600.00 dependency ex-
ACREAGE
sympathy following the loss of farming at the rate of 3 per cent emption.
Net earnings must be at least
DON BAYLEY. BROKER
our brother and cousin.
$400.00 to be reportable, and
Palace Cafe Bldg. Ph. HA 9-5225.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lentz
earnings
over $4200.00 are not
2tlc
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hogbeig
subject to social security tax.
2tl
FOR SALE: Thiee room house.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
To obtain maximum benefits
• hr tncally equipped
Oil heat.
Won
Lost I
upon retirement, most farmers
•’
<'diate sale by owner. 886
will want to pay the largest Bob’s Union
42
30
Sect nd Street.
kj
Long-Bell
38
34
amount
possible,
and
if
the
net
FURNISHED 4-room apartment.
34
38
income from farming is low, Mill Market
Shower bath, electric range, oil
Nehalem
Service
30
42
there
are
two
optional
methods
heat, refrigerator. At Riverview
Individual high game. D. Laird,
Cabins.
2tfe of reporting.
I »> R T ABLE welding service,
1. If the gross income from 204; individual high scries, D.
p< wer plant; night work. George FOUR-ROOM ground floor furn
farming is between $800 00 and Laird, 598; team high game. Ne*
Smith. HA 9 3876
32tfc
apt.
Water, sewage, garbage $1800 00, the farmer may elect halem Service, 976; team high
C LARENCE R WAGNER, county collection and heating fuel fur- to report one-half the gross as series. Nehalem Service, 2803.
Newly decorated, $40 self-employment earnings.
CITY LEAGUE
surveyor, Court House, St. Helens. nished
Wtm
2. If the gross farm income is
Lost
Phone office, 698; home, 183 Pri­ per mo. See at 117 North St.
2tfc $1800 00 or mor»> and the actual Oakes
47
25
vate surveying, engineering work.
38
34
______
24tfc APARTMENT for rent. Couple ret earnings are less than $900 00. Radiant Cleaners
Lyles Barber Shop
34
38
only. See Ed Burton, Riverview. the farmer may elect to report
$900 00 as self-employment earn­ Vernonia Milk Farms 25
47
50tfc
ings.
Individual high game, C. Hick­
THE EAGLE assumes no finan­
These alternative methods are- man, 214; individual high series,
cial responsibility for errors
used only in computing self-em­ R Normand, 505; team high
thaf may appear in ads pub­ HOUSEKEEPER wanted for fa
ployment tax and apply only to game, Oakes, 985; team
high
lished in its columns, but in mily of three.
$75 per month farm income. The self-employ­ series, Oakes, 2600.
case where this paper is at plus room and board Phone HA ment tax is computed and paid
fault, will reprint that part of
WOMEN S BOWLING
9-5948
48tfc only once a year with the income
an adv. in which the typo­
tax.
December 13
graphical mistake occurs.
HIGHEST cash Drices paid for
With farm labor now covered
Won
Lost
BLIND ADS with answers to be cream and eggs at your door- by social security, deadlines are Dessy’s
36-
27',
handled by the Eagle: Mini­ picked up once or twice weekly— nearing on filing certain reports. Vernonia Drug
33
31
mum charge 80c. No informa- call or write Forest Grove Cream­ As farmers well know, they have Sam’s Food Store
31'*
32’,
i.on giver relative to such ads. ery. Forest Grove, Oregon. Phone been required to withhold 2 per Brunsman Hardware ■ 27
3"
NO CLASSIFIED OR DISPLAY 126.
14tfC cent from agricultural employees
High individual game. Hazel
ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED
who have been paid $100.00 or Shipman, 186; high individual
AFTER WED. NOON EXCEPT Pneumonia Is Cause For
more in cash during the year, series, Kathy Gwin, 522; high
FOR NEXT WEEK S PAPER.
Recent Hospitalization
■ emitting 4 per cent quarterly (or team game. Sam’s Food Store,
NO information on classifieds will
when
a gross liability of $100 00 835; high team series. Sam’s Food
RIVERVIEW — Mrs Walt-r
be given out until after paper
is reached) to the district direc
Store. 2406
Splits picked up:
McDonald
was
in
Tuality
Com
is mailed.
tor of internal revenue on form Kathy Gwin. 2-7; Gertrude Scha-
munitv
hospital
in
Hillsboro
from
MINIMUM charge 40c for 25
943-A. Effective January 1, 1957, lock. 5-6-10, Alice Gwin, 4-5 and
words or less. Words over min* Thursday until Monday suffering the rate to be withheld increases 4-5-7; Dolly Laird,
3-10. Mar-
from penumonia.
mum. 2c each. Three inser­
Mrs Pearl Wilkerson is spend­ to 2's per cent and the amount guente Burton, 3-13.
tions for the price of two.
remitted to 4'» per cent.
January
FiETRY accepted only as paid ing a few days at the home of her
By January 31. 1957. form 943
Won
Lost
■natter. Rate: 5c per type lino. son and family. Mr. and Mrs. must be filed with the district Dessy’s
39'.
28
Burford
Wilkerson
at
Tillamook
-ARD of Thanks tr Notices: 80c.
35
33
She was not feeling well when director bv the farmer who has Vernonia Drug
33's
pound of butter uses the •he left on Sunday but is improv­ paid taxable cash wag - dut4k ; Sam’s Food Store
34*s
1956 This annual report should Brunsman Hardware 28
fat trvm about 20 pounds of milk
ing
40
include all subject wages not
High individual game. Sharon
previously reported on form M3
Gibson, 209.
high
individual
DR. VOTAW
OPTOMETRISTS:
A. so that all employees who series, Sharon Gibson. 513; high
meet the SlOOOOa year test will team game, Sam s Food Store,
Dr. V. J. Horne and
•
OPTOMETRIST
appear
on the annual report form 81$; high team senes. Dessy’s,
Dr R. V. Lance
Sundland Building
»43
2350 Splits picked up Claudine
Across from Texaco
Tuesdays 6 to 8 P.M.
East. 2-7; Shirley Hill. 5-10; Ce-
Mr.
Farmer
also
must
furnish
Wednesdays
Saturdays 2 to 8 P.M.
his employees with statemenu
leste Poeter. 2-7 and 4-5.
FOR SALE: sprinkling system.
Has 5 horse power G.E. motor.
Wil) handle 25 acres. HA 9-3082.
George D. Wells.
2t3
be equal to the wagon depth,
and preferably so the posts will
rest on the wagon floor and
the rails on the edges of the
wagon sides.
Fasten the carrier together
with 4-penny finishing nails—
or for a sturdier job with nails
or screws and glue.
If the carrier is to be used
for hauling heavy materials, it
should be bolted to the wagon
sides.
□
FOR SALE Real Estate
INCOME TAX TIPS
MAKE A COAT CLOSET
A closet for storage of out.
door wear and for guests’ coats
and hats may also serve as
part of a room-divider.
The frame is of 2 by 4-inch
lumber. Nail the base to the
floor; then add the vertical
members, toe-nailing them to
the base with 16 penny com­
mon nails. Next, add the mid­
dle supports and the frame top.
Panel ’the inside with 1 by
10-inch lumber, using 6-penny
finishing nails. Add a 1 by 12-
inch shelf about 10 inches from
the top, with a clothes-hanger
rod beneath.
The top is two 1 by 12->nch
boards. The outside panels
may be 1 by 12-inch lumber,
edge-glued, or hardwood ply­
wood. fastened with 6-penny
finishing nails.
The entrance trim may be
ripped from 1 by 4-inch lumber
if molding is used. If the trim
is butt-jointed to the sides,
without molding, use I by 4-
inch trim.
Sliding doors may he made
or purchased.
CARD OF THANKS
Nation»* T
I
Mar>jfj»rfiirers
MAKE A CAMERA EQUIPMENT WALL SHELF
A wall shelf enn provide con.
venient storage for camera
equipment and color slides.
All lumber used is planed to
a thickness of ^4-inch. Squared
ends can be made with the aid
of a miter box.
Make the sides 8 Inches wide
and 28'4 inches long. Use a
pattern to make the design.
BOWLING RESULTS
Make the top trim as shown.
A coping saw is used to cut tha
curved edges. The top shelves
are each 514 by 14 inches; the
bottom shelves are 7*4 inches
wide. Make the drawer stops
and drawers to the dimensions
shown. Assemble the project
with glue and finishing nails.
Round all sharp edges.
SERVICES
CLASSIFIED RATES
I* SQUARES
e
WANTED
Nuuonsl liHOMr M»"«»Kt«r»n llw'S'«
MAKE A TABGET BOX
An indoor R R gun target
may be made from three pieces
of lumber: two pieces of \ or
1 by 8-inch lumber. 8 feet long;
and one piece of 12-inch width,
3 feet long. Rip the 12-inch
board to nroduce the 8'«-inch
top; use the remainder to pro­
duce the rails and interior
strips. Cut out the upper front
corners of the sides to insert
the top rail.
Assemble, using 6-pennv fin­
ishing nails and glue. Fasten
the interior strips with 1-inch
brads, and the rails with 4-
penny finishing nails.
Insert a cardboard sheet fa
front of the interior strips.
Stuff the space behind it with
cotton or crumpled newspa­
pers Thumbtack or tape a tar­
get to the front.
Fasten the box te the wall
or hang it from joists Do no»
use this box for high-powered
air pellet guns or .22 rifles.
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