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Plan Told By
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FOB S A IX G m tn l
FOB SALE-R'I Estai* SERVICES
PEACH ES
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING
V - PICK
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SALES ■ RENTALS
Listings Needed
Bring your owe B am s — Have
Fan . . . Save Mas.
WAYNE A IRENE HENSLEY
R t 1, Box 343, P e n a l Grave, Ora.
H Ml. Weal t l Kaaaaa CRy Hall
Bill Horn
Realty H3-
367-611»
GRl
BLUEB ERRIES . picked or you
pick. U U Cherry Street
3It3c
•53 Bridge St., Vernonia
Phsae 4296263
BILL HORN. BROKER
SALESMAN:
HAY FOR SALE. Phone 4297796
_____________________________t i t le
Dari Roberts-4293804
Sue Filter-4297104
FOR
SALE:
1966 Alratream
Trailer » ' Ions, »1,000. Also a
two wheel trailer that needs a
hitch for »35. Phone 429-3525
___________________________ 31tl
Arlie Satterlee, Mgr —Ph. 357-2321
1 LARGE SOFA, excellent
dition, »75. One 22" black
white T V • good working
dition, »75. 1 large desk,
Greg Port, 1525 Eaet Ave.
con
and
con
»65.
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1963 CHEV. panel, asking »300.
Also 30’ travel trailer, asking
»1000. 1262 E. Alder or phone
429-8342.______________________ 31tl
PETERSON baby stroller. Good
condition, »10.
Phone 4297745.
31tl
LOST bright carpet colors . . .
restore them with Blue Lustre.
Rent electric shasnpooer »1.00.
Brunsman Hardware._______ 31tlc
L IT T L E CABIN boat and tilt
trailer »135 cash
Also, a little
motor scooter »75 cask Phone
4296102. Larry Beroardi.
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ALL D A Y Flea Market August
11, starting 11 a m . Oregon Leg
islative and Research Committee,
Columbia County F air Grounds,
4-H Bldg. Signed land use peti
tions bringing SB 100 to vote of
people. 2 p m speakers on land
use planning. Washington County
suit, tie between regional govern
ment and planning Donation* for
Flea M arket accepted at 397-2281.
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1971 - 6 ft. IM P E R IA L Camper.
d sleeps 4. Hytkaulic
Jacks
Portable toilet and 3
burner stove. »060. Like New.
Phone 4396631._____________ 31t3c
PIANO. Spinet Console Plano to
be picked up and aold in this
area.
W ill sacrifice to respon
s ib le party in this area. Caen or
terms. Abo ORGAN with Auto
matic Rhythm.
Phone 3696707
or w rite Adjustor . 388 Commer
cial N .E . Salem, Oregon 37306.
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TRADE my equity in Coos Bay
1 bedroom home, 75x100 lot, large
fenced yard, new sewer, flower*
and trees ee down on Vernonia
bonne. H. Brock, 3736 - 32nd St.,
Coos Bay, Oregon 97420.
31Oc
SERVICES
FOR SAVINGS on loans contact
your local Credit Union • 783
Bridge Street. 10:30 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. - Tuesdays through Friday.
Closed Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. Or call 4298245 during
Buy. Sail or Trad«
Highway 47
Star Ri~ Box 19
Phone 324-3644
Buxton, Oregon
TRACTOR (CUSTOM)
ROTO-TILLING
GRASS AND HAY MOWING
<297281
29t3
BOB SWANEY
REGISTERED LAND
SURVEYOR
14th * St. Helens Sts., St. Helens
397-0898
5436617
25tfc
JOHN DeLAITTKE
Plasterer - Drywall Taper
Broc ad e and Texturing
Acoustic Ceilings
Plaster Patching
Phone 4298652
Vernonia
20tfc
AUTO PARTS
Tiros - Batteries - Shocks - Brake*
Gca. * Starter* . Muffler* - Water
Pumps • Fuel Pumps — In Stock
Far Most Popular Makes.
Installation Available
CUT FLOWERS, weddings, fun
eral designs, plants. Abo flowers
by wire. Artificial flowers and
gifts CHALET FLOW ER SHOP.
Phon* 43967» or 4296301.
•
13tfc
BUNDLES of old newspapers for
starting fire*, 10 cents.
Ver
nonia Eagle, 721 Madison Ave.
»1
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HELP WANTED
W ANTED: Old steel traps. S id les
or double*. Any amount. Phone
307-06»,
S0t3
wm.
do
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FOR SAVINGS on Loans contact
your Local Credit Union - 7 »
Bridge Street. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Tuesday through Friday; 11
a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Closed
- Sunday and Monday. Or call
4298245 during non-office bours.
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FOR SALE: 1964 international
Scout. Ramsey built-in electric
winch, new tires. 3960. Phone
4293825.
S ltic
'
.
1972 Kmgswood Wagon - V8. P.S.,
AL'
rack, loaded, vinyl uphols-
G 16,000 miles. Like new.
y .................................33995
1973 Chevelle 4-Dr. V8. P.S., A T ..
Radio Tinted Glass. At a
A D V E R T IS E M E N T FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that the
City of Vernonia, Oregon will re-
ceive sealed bids for construction
of Reservoir Level Controls, Boos-
ter Pump and Water Distribution
Lines until 7:30 P.M ., P.D.T. of
the 20th day of August, 1973 in
the Council Chambers, City of
Vernonia, 755 Madison Avenue,
Vernonia, Oregon 97064, at which
time all bids will be opened and
publicly read a^oud.
The project conssts of two
parts, Bid Item I wfach calls for
furaishing and installing reservoir
level
controls,
an
additional
and pump house (lump
sum) and Bid Item II which
caIls for e x to n d h T waier
tributiro l i n ^ U ^ P r S T
,
1970 Cbev. Blazer, Beautiful - V8
o i’
Radio’
tracto n ® a y bid on either or
both items i «wt tt
Bidders are advised that they
008
tor O n ly .......................... 92995
1968 p T u /
S™ R° ° i
AM~F M
mUSt « * prequalified in acoord-
ance with the laws of the State
of Oregon. Prequaiification forms
1967
a w ' v a ' Y u c k x i'
1967 M u ^ g . V8 bucket seats,
P. Steering, factory air, n -
are available from the Engineer
or the City Recorder. Forms must
be completed and submitted to
Recorder, ten (10) days
prior to bid opening.
- Bidders “re notified to examine
. n A
*
aai
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roftn P 1 T P 1 a
r U il dALL-AUIOS
a
S
“
Sports Model Hiroout . .$1295
1971 S * ' Ctood*
£T ,
<tood
iQfis
1965
UK« r S « 0
1988 ¿ 7 ^ 1
Transportation^
Sedan' A T "
Surburban'
tne
bid
iMtructiona,
proposals,
* Ccotraci- Drawings and
Specifications.
I f there is any
doubt *
obKuri‘y as to the
meaning of same, Bidders should
V®-
“ I™
493 BriegeJ»*-
X ^ y ***’ v™-
Phone 4295023
with the Drawings and Specifi-
cations on file t t the offic e of
----------------------------------------------21£l£ Whiteley-Jicobs-si A Associate’ ,
FOR SALE: 1965 int^rrmtinnal
?118 ‘n “rd Aveiitie, Seattle, Wash-
Ttavelall, 6 cylinder, 3 speeds. y * t e °
A.G.C., Port-
Runs good, good rubber,
»300. J?“ 1.-
4 * Vernonb City Hall.
Call 4296004.
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tbe Drawings and Spo-
----------------------------------------------------- aficatfans may ba obtained from
CARD of THANKS
40
Call Collect 397-1670
ST. HELENS
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HOME LOCKSMITH SERVICE
Last key* replaced, comblaattoaa
Ale* new locks on hand. Dave
Zamarripa, 1061 First Ave., Ph.
4897474.
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Norman Hillsbery.
Builder
Aay Type “A-Frame” Built to
Your Specifications
tew Construction - Additions - Re
uodelag - Roofing . Foundation
4298942
42tfc
ter
Rebekahs
and
The Place To Call For
AU Your Rock Needs!
^ F W * B iS r ,
the
r iS S
within sevej (7/ days after the
y
°P « to g wiU be ^ fiB d e d his
A
™
deposit and “ y NO N-B ID DER
¿ .V
)S ? I
«
upta * ° raternfag such a set
cent stay in the hospital. I ex-
wU1
refunded »10.00.
Z
*fipreaat,on
E « ± bid shall be « c o m p a re d
Bless you a ll
by a rertified check or bid bond
______________ Ione Juatic<
payable to the City of Vernonia,
PftD D W T
FU H ItL N I
-----------------------------------------------------
HORSE PASTURE for rent. Her-
old Bergerson, 4293225.
81t3
r “ ta 5 S % S S S .’
o S
Oregon fa an amount equal to
ton (10) percent of the Ufa. AU
proposals must ba submitted on
the forma furnished with the
Contract Documents.
t
waiv®
b u iiu n
fo rm a litie s fa bid-
bWd<r “ “V wfchdraw
S rt A ^ « n tT
g y /g S S T '
bto b « for a period of th rty ( » )
-O to
M ftT IP P
N U a lU b
■!»
Dated this 27th day of July 197».
First Publication - August 2,
-----------------------------------------------------
REW ARD »15.00 no questions
asked for return of miniature
pocket calculator lost from Cliff's
Sentry._____________________31t3c
197».
Second Publication - August 9,
1973.
By Order of the Council of
Tho CMv of Vernonia, Oregon
FOR VD information, Birth Con-
trol and Pregnancy counseling
----------- Cjty Racordar------------ Mttc
call 397-3292 collect between 8:00
a.m. and 5:00 p m .________ 30t4c
IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF
T H E STATE OF OREGON FOR
n A M fr
nN
voz-atizw.
n tphnr.il
COLUMBIA COUN'l'Y
H»k^
°N
u
R ^7?
In the M etter of the Estate of
^ ± 5 2 .------------------------------------ LAW RENCE H. SARGENT,
BAIR
Logging Co. LOST and FOUND
....... -
Boy’s Tfanex watch
429-7485 —. LOST:
the Vernonia pool area.
W l-SMi.
iz v o t .
.
STS
"
Notice To Interested Persons
at
NO TIC E
IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
Phons that the undersigned has been
l l t l c anpofatod personal representative
“ ‘be above eetate. AU persona
Tracking, Excavating,
h rn w n
-Immediate Delivery—
o h a d iiw s
h fk iw
h«r
brown shadings below “ r eare
Missing from our farm on Tim -
ber-Vernonia Rd. since June 22.
Call 4297875-_______________ 29t3c
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BRUCE BERNDT
Excavating Service
Arlene Healey.
pay hlghset yfaea^ for caacara
bara and dried Oregon grana
n a fa deUvored to 1710 N W
Portland,
29t4c
»■6077.
'
786 Bridge St.
WESTERN AUTO
H E L P W ANTED: Combination
bartender-cook fidi time. Apply
fa person at Lew's.
30t3c
WAITED
Quinn Realty
ARNOLD A MARY’S VERNONIA
— FREE ESTIMATES -
attfc
INQUIRE—
Phone 429-8211
Blows-in Insulation
Reekweel Batting
FREE ESTIMATES
Alla's J ' I I I «11(1
Antiques
Also Expert Commercial
Construction and
Remodeling
17tfc
BOAT for sab, aluminum, two
man, 12', % honepower motor
Boat and motor both for »125.
aotac
S IM P L IC IT Y Patterns: A t "Sew
Staple" Shop. AU pattern styles
available in most ebee. New pat
t e r n monthly. START your fall
sewing now.
29tfc
KAMMEYER
non-office hours
ARCTIC
INSULATING CO.
G IR L ’S B IK E , >0 inches, »15.00.
39t3
NEW HOMES
FOREST GROVE BRANCH —
REDUCE safe and fast with Go-
Bees Tablet* A E-Vap “water
pills” Vernonia Drug.
30t2
C a lT W d m .
VERNONIA SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone 4298711 or 4296254
SOtfc
7 » Bridge St. - Phone 4296311
Fishhawk Branch - Birkenfeld
_________ Phone 755-2280________
C IT Y OF VERNONIA, OREGON
A D VER TISEM EN T FOR BIDS
INFO R M ATIO N AND
SPECIFICATIONS ON F IR E
APPARATUS
Sealed propoeab will be receiv
ed by the City of VemoiLa, Ore-
up to the hour of 7:30 P.M .
30th day of August, 1973 for
the furnishing of One (1) 1000
G PM Triple Combination Pianp-
fag Engine with a 1300 gallon
Booster Tank, Hose, Body mid
other Equipment a* outlined in
the following specification*. Spe
cifications may be obtained from
the City of Vernonia, 755 Madison
Avenue. Vernonia, Oregon 97064
or from WUteley-Jacofaeen A As
sociates,
2116 Third
Avenue,
Seattle, Waahtagton 96121. Four,
hundred-fifty (450) calendar days
will be allowed for delivery.
The City reserves the right to
split any bid submitted and
award the chasis as part to one
bidder and equipment part to
another bidder.
The City re
serves to right to reject any or
all bids or accept any presented
which meet or exceed these spe
cifications and which they may
deem to be to the beet interests
of the City.
’Ih e City i * not
bound to accent the low bid.
Bidders will be notified of
award within Fifteen (15) days
after bid opening.
By order of the Ootmcil of the
City of Vernonia, Oregon.
W illiam Neison
City Recorder
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C
PHONE 397-3172
If a s answer call 317-22«.
Columbia Comity Septic
Tank S o i ke
REAL ESTATE St
INSURANCE
P h ew
PUBLIC MOTICE
SHOE REPAIRS, pick-up and de
livery. Open 8:90 a m . to 5 : »
pm
Tandy Shoe Repair, D St.,
Vernonia. 4293301.
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Mushrooms have
calories per pound.
about
100
VanN att* it Pater-
G
Building. St. Helens,
7
,
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ilr rt P«bUahed July
Date of final publication Auguat
», 1ST».
Lorraine Strong
Peraonal Representative
• N Eaet AUbama
Vernonia, Oregoo »7064
VF.H NO NIA G4HJ-’ ( ì . l ' H
THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1973 3
OSU for Fees
Oregon State University stu
dents w ill be able to pay their
tuition-fees in three equal in
stallments during each term
starting this fall.
The deferred paym ent plan
was developed to help students
and fam ilies better meet the
rising costs of higher education,
university officials said.
Students who wish to use the
deferred paym ent plan - rather
than the usual lum p sum pay
ment at the start of each term •
w ill pay one-third of th eir tu i
tion-fees at registration; another
one-third three weeks la te r; and
the final third a month a fte r that.
F all term deferred paym ent
dates, for exam ple, w ill be
Sept 26, Oct. 15 and Nov. 15.
There w ill be a »3 charge for
deferred paym ent students to
meet the extra costs of cash
iering, accounting, etc. involved
each term , according to Hugh F.
Jeffrey, director of business a f
fairs.
The university-wide $25 de
posit required to cover b reak
age, losses, etc., must still be
paid at the start of fall term ,
Jeffrey emphasized. So must
parking p erm it charges, student
health insurance, etc.
Tuition-fees m ake up the bulk
of the higher education charges,
however, and these m ay be
spread out in the future, he
added.
Tuition rates for 1973-74 were
announced July 23 by the State
Board of Higher Education.
They are $136 per term for
Oregon resident undergraduates
(»8 per term more than last
y e a r); »530 a term for non
resident undergraduates (a $49
per term increase); and »223 per
term for graduate students (a
$13 per term increase).
Fees (health, building and
incidental fees for activities,
athletics, etc.) are the same for
all full-tim e OSU students -
$42.50 per term .
Ladies Visit
Forest Grove
B IR K E N F E L D - M rs. George
Richardson’s sister, her daugh
ter and grandson left F rid a y for
their return back home to Con
necticut. H ie Richardson’s took
them to Portland and they went
by bus to Calif.
M rs. Lloyd Beach took M rs.
A rt Bellingham and M rs. Robert
Mathews to Forest Grove on
Wednesday of last week.
M r. and M rs. Johnnie Benson,
M indy and M isty of M y rtle Point
visited a t the E ve re tt Johnston
home on last Wednesday.
M r. and M rs. Francis Larson
attended the wedding of a re l
ative Jennifer W ertz to Thomas
Bielenberg on last Saturday at
Silverton. M r. and M rs. Francis
Nordstrom and Christie Van
W inkle w ere in Portland last
Saturday on business, that night
a t 10:30 they w ere a t the airp o rt
to m eet their daughter, M rs.
F red Larsen and children who
cam e from Alaska for a visit.
M r. P h illip Larsen of K lam ath
F alls spent thbe week end a t the
E .T . Johnston home. M r. and
M rs. Eugene Du Puis of Spokane
visited one day last week a t the
Bob Du Puis home.
M r. and M rs. Bob Hanberg
spent the weekend at the Torn-
blad home, on Sunday, M r. and
M rs. James Person and fam ily
of Hillsboro visited them and
w ere dinner guests. They also
enjoyed a boat ride on the riv e r.
Pioneer Association
S ty es Annual Picnic
The Columbia County Pioneer
Association w ill hold its annual
picnic on August 12 a t Hudson
P a rk or the Beaver Valley
G range H all if rainy.
A potluck lunch w ill be served
at 1 p.m . w ith coffee and ice
cream furnished.
Everyone interested in county
history is welcome, to come and
enjoy the program .
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word* er lees. Words over mini
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Three insertion* for the price of
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paper Is
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that m ay apprar to ada pah-
Ifahed la He rehanm, hat la
cases w h e n this paper is at
faalt will roprtot that part ef
aa adv. to which the typographi-
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ADV. WILL BE ACCEPTED
AFTER NOON TUESDAY EX
CEPT F t » NEXT WEEK’S
PAPER.
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haadfad hy The Eagle: Mini-
•MBI glTOI rCWIIVg ! • MC* MM.
POETRY aeeeptod aeiy as paid
«P* »-•
I
O e m o n ia
Renters M ay
Get Refunds
NEWS A VIEWS
John Knowlton
Vince Davie of Beaverton fou
nd Vernonia's Jam boree week
end to be a friendly occasion
indeed Sunday when he was the
first place finisher in the annual
Jam boree Golf Tournam ent held
at the Vernonia Golf Club.
Davis netted a one under par
71 in the sun-drenched 18-hole
tournament and was knotted
with five others for the top spot.
But by virtue of having the
lowest Callaw ay handicap (3),
he was able to take first place
honors and pocket the 350 gift
certificate that went to the top
finisher.
L a rry Borst eagled the last
hole to tie a m em ber of his
foursome Sam Beardsley for
second place. Both L a rry and
Sam had Callaw ay handicaps of
six and they split the combined
second and th ird place gift
certificates. Paul Nelson and
Ulus D illa rd did the same with
the fourth and fifth place gift
certificates and John Stennick
overcam e nine penalty strokes
to take sixth place.
The tournam ent, one of the
biggest and most popular of the
year, accomodated some 53 p a r
ticipants, 14 of whom ended up
w ith a prize of some kind. Six of
those winners tied a t 72. Sam
Spicker playing to a scratch
handicap took seventh place and
just edged out D ave Siedelman,
D an Fletcher, Chet Slovich, Joe
M ag o ff and F red Feltner.
The 13th and 14th place prizes
w ent to the lowest Callaway
handicappers who netted 73.
They w ere A lbert Schlottmann
and Jean Stennick. Those who
netted 73 but did not receive a
prize w ere Jack Wendling, John
and W illard Rohrback, Dot
Knowlton, and Carol Turner.
The next tournament action is
scheduled for this coming Sun
day, Aug. 5, when the Vernonia
M en's Golf Association plays
th eir second home-and-home
m atch with Sunset Grove at
Vernonia Golf Club. The locals
won by a narrow two point
m arg in in the firs t m atch and all
m em bers are encouraged to play
in this Sunday’s m atch and help
retain the revolving trophy.
Tee off tim e is set for 8:30 a.m .
Also, August 7 is the monthly
dinner night for the Tuesday
night M en ’s Club. A t last Tues
day night’s golf session, John
Knowlton rolled in the longest
putt on num ber one, Sam
Beardsley got K P on number
four, L a rry Borst was eight feet
aw ay for K P honors on num ber
seven, Dan F letch er took K P on
num ber eight and D ick Aldrich
slam m ed out the long drive on
num ber nine.
R a in ie r’s Tw i-L ig ht leaguers
played for trophies last Thurs
day a t Vernonia and by nightfall
two trophies had been won but
the coveted low gross trophy
was still in doubt. Jack Wendling
and Ken G regory each shot a 77
to tie for the low gross hardw are.
They w ill play off la te r to see
who packs it home. Ottis Maddox
won the low net trophy for the
low handicappers w ith a 68 and
D ale Fisher took the low net
trophy for the high handicappers
w ith a 70.
The Equalizers regained the
lead in the N ational League
team play by three strokes over
the Long Shots. E ith e r team
could still grab the second half
title in the final week of play.
Academy Nomin'tions
Now Being Accepted
Senator M a rk O. Hatfield,
R-Oregon, announced today that
he is accepting applications for
nomination for appointment in
1974 entering class of Cadets in
the U.S. A ir Force Academ y, the
U S. N aval Academ y, the U.S.
M ilita ry Academ y (West Point),
and the U.S. M erchant M arin e
Academ y.
To qualify for the competition,
an applicant must be unm arried
and must have reached his 17th
but not his 22nd birthday by June
30, 1974. The m inim um edu
cational requirem ent is a high
school diplom a; however, high
school seniors assured of g rad
uation by June 30, 1974 are
eligible to compete.
Senator H atfield emphasized
that the com petitive nomination
method is employed in the se
lection of nominees. Using this
method, ten nominations are
submitted to each academ y bas
ed on the applicant’s high school
scholastic and ex tra c u rric u rla r
activities as well as em ploym ent
record (and preparatory school
or college record, if applicable),
letters of recommendation, and
the results of the College E n
trance E xam ination Board testa.
This method, H atfield continued,
is the fairest possible means of
selecting Oregon’s finest young
men.
Applications and additional
inform ation m ay be obtained by
w riting to; Senator M a rk O.
H atfield. Old
Senate
Office
Building,
Washington,
D C .,
30610.
M ack said, “ In order to better
inform the several hundred
thousand Oregonians who will
qualify for these refunds, the
Departm ent w ill regularly issue
inform ation through the news
media This inform ation w ill
explain details of the program
and responsibilities of the ta x
payers. We are also working on
other methods of com m unicat
ing the message so that as many
people as possible w ill file app
lications.”
“ Renters should be aw are that
they too are now eligible to apply
for property tax refunds,” says
Charles H. M ack, director of
Oregon's Departm ent of Reven
ue.
_______________
“ For the first tim e renters are"
included in a tax re lie f pro
g ra m ,” M ack adds, “ but they
must show receipts of money
they paid in rent during this
calendar year of 1973 when they
file applications for refunds
afte r January 1, 1974.”
The tax re lie f program passed
during the closing days of the
1973 legislative session, perm its
renters w ith an annual income of
less than »15,000 to claim a
refund of »50 to $245, depending
on their income and the amount
of their rent. Homeowners earn
ing less than »15,000 w ill be
eligible for »100 to »490 de
pending on the amount of their
taxes and the amount of their
income.
“ We are concerned,” said
M ack, “ that some renters who
move during the year m ay have
difficulty providing the required
evidence without knowing the
need at the tim e of moving. We
are alerting them now to one of
their responsibilities and re
quirem ents.”
Renters must attach a copy of
a rent certificate to their tax
refund application that shows
net rent paid during 1973. Land
lords are required by the new
law to provide this form at
tenant request. The Departm ent
of Revenue w ill m ake this form
available to landlords later this
sum m er.
M ack says, “ I f you are moving
now, before these new form s are
available, or have already
moved, you should go back to
your fo rm er landlord and re
quest a receipt or a statement
w ith the following inform ation:
1) Landlord’s name and add
ress; 2) Landlord’s social sec
u rity num ber; 3) Duration of the
rental period during the 1973
calendar year; 4) the amount of
the rent; 5) The landlord’s
signature: 6) As the tenant, your
name, social security num ber,
and current address. The D e
partm ent of Revenue w ill accept
this as a valid rent c e rtific ate .”
H o m eow n ers and re n te rs
claim ing a refund must file a
claim with the Departm ent of
Revenue between January 1,
1974, and A pril 15, 1974.
Let litter bug you.
MARR ft STAFFORD
MEAT CO.
Rt. 2, Box 379, Forest Grove, Ore.
357-7281
Slaaghtertag, Cattfag, Wrapping,
and Caring
Cattle received Sunday & Monday
until noon; hogs received Tuesday
and Wednesday until noon.
Meat for sale, any quantity.
- Call for AppotatmeiU -
Come through Banks, take Tilla
mook read l t t m l., take fh-et left-
hand road.
life
PAYLESS THAN
THE SAFEWAY
TRAVEL TRAILERS
Prowler ft Holidalre
MOTOR HOMES
Champion ft Escar
pads
MOTOR HOMES
Champion. Peerlessu
Tamarack, Concord
ABIQUA CANOPIES
Saa
E-Z Lalo«
al
TROJAN HOMES
Twelve Mouthy Warranty on
all New Units.
Open 8 a.m. to 8 p m.
MehUe heme A travel trailer
TROJAN
HONES
Phene 3891331
Located on Hwy. » to St.
Helena Stt ml. S.E. at Bal-
alar, next to Stop Inn a»
Rainier. Also datakanie
fat on Highway 30.
Owafd aad Operated hy
Stove A Letwe GenUD