Provo Daily Herald | 1963-01-15 | Page 6

6 TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1963 utah county. Utah - DAILY HER Al ft Your Income Tax Return No. x 1 avoid trouble by knowing the basic income taxCrules anii the legal loopholes which you're entitled to use. ,The Internal ' Revenue Service doesn't want you to pay any more than you really owe or any, less, either. we lust vi mc uia- unvir now . to payj-an- d . patches .on (not overpay your".faxes. I (These dispatches were written f for the average, tax-- I rt were Technical details . payer. i checked for accuracy by the . , tax cut which! Congress is discuss will not affect' your 1962re ing which mustbe filed' by midJ turn, '.i:s night- April 15.v "Neither do .the much - discussed new regulations on expense account deductions apply to 1962 returns. Both the tax cutif - Congress enacts it and the . expense account regulations will be applic able to the return which you 11 file next year on this year's income. Tor the average person, the most significant change in the tax rules during the past year is the requirement that every return carry the; taxpayer's "identification number!" The Internal Revenue Service1 is switching to automatic data processing equipment "electronic brains") to check tax returns, andjt is indispensable under this system for every taxpayer to have his own personal, permanent identification ? V-'V?- ;! ed ,number. If you already have a Social Security number as most Americans do that automatically becomes your taxpayer identification number. Be very sure, however, that you fill in that number correctly in the appropriate box on your tax return. That box has been there for years, and you presumably have been filling it in all along. But if you've skipped it in the past, don't do so this year, or youH be liable to a $5 penalty. Easy To Obtain If you don't have a Social Se curity number, you can obtain one for taxpayer identification pur's" poses by goingto your local post office. Social Security office or in terns! Revenue Service office, and filling out an application form If (The form is designated Social a once had Security you number but have lost or forgot ten It, you should not apply for a new number. Just write to the nearest Social Security office and ask them to trace your number and send you a new wallet card. Should you find it impossible SS-5- ). Beet Growers Have Big Year o is deciding which form to use in making out your return. There are two possibilities the short form, 1040A, and the long form Dlain 1040. ..'' You can use 1040A, which is a ' p jich card about the size of a bank 1962 check, if your income in met both of the following conditions. It totaled less than $10,000. It included no more than $200 e in dividends, interest or other 1. 2. non-wag- forms of income on which tax was not automatically with held by an employer. There's an additional little gim mick here that will be useful to many taxpayers who are eligible to use the short form: If your total income was less than $5,000, you can let the In ternal Revenue Service compute your tax, and bill you for it. Even if your own calculations indicate you owe Uncle Sam money, you need not send a check until IRS sends you a bill which gives you several weeks of grace. Figure Out Own Everyone whose income was ov er $5,000 whether using the short form 1040A or the long form 1040 must figure out his own tax, and if he owes more than he's already paid in through payroll deductions or otherwise, he must send a check with his return. Make the check payable to "Internal Revenue Service" and send it with your return to your district director of internal revenue. You I U will find his address on Page Two and Sugar beet growers for booklet that new of the instruction established Sugar Company officials comes with form 1040, or you can find out from your employer, the disclosed firm from the pioneer post office, or your local internal today. revenue office. executive Douglas W; Love, manIf you file the short form, 1040A, vice president and general standard deducager, said some 3,500 growers for you must10take thecent of your in of tion per the company in Utah, Idaho, to say in more have We'll come. Washington, Oregon, South deabout a subsequent dispatch Iowa and Nebraska have we'll ductions. just Right now, harvested the largest crop, pro duced more sugar beets to the note that some people who are acre and earned the highest' in- eligible to use the short form would be smart to use the long comes in U and I history. With all 1962 crop figures tabu form anyway, because on the long can itemize your deduclated, growers harvested 116,429 form you acres of sugar beets for U and I tions, which may add up to more your income. in' 1962 an increase of 7 per than 10 per cent of Form 'File Long cent above last year. They pro The form, 1040, is required long tons of beets duced 2,284,000 up taxpayers who: 13 per cent and averaged 19.62 for1. allHad incomes of more than tons to the acre up nearly iVz per cent above last year which $10,000. 2. Wish to claim itemized deduc was close to the previous record 1962, La-kot- "Wi,'!.-.- a. high. Demonstration Night Set Thursday by Athletic Department Annual demonstration night, an evening of athletic and physical education activities staged for the public, will be held in the George Albert Smith fleldhouse Thursday at 7 p.m. According to Boyd Call, general chairman of this year's event, a variety of activities will be demonstrated on the main floor of the ; fieldhouse. ,r This year's program, which will last a little more than an hour, will feature! folk dancing, free exercise, modern dance, archery, gymnastics, social dancing, precision marching, and one or two events from track and field. Dr. David Geddes, chairman of the Department of Physical Education for Men, will serve as master of ceremonies. The public Is Invited. m SPECIAL ON WALLET SIZE or color) (Black and White - Budget Wedding- Portraits Baby and Tamily Group WENNY'S STUDIO SIS I. '00 S., Ormm 225-433- , ::':.. " ...... A I I - ..;.' - iV "' k J 9 FIRST OF THE YEAR OFFICE NEEDS' 40 W. 1st No., Provo FK 50 - K -- ' I. "- .if ri if ' -- 7 l FROST THE CAKE WITH SILVER' Mayor G. iviilton Jameson, seated, holds March of Dimes birthday cake with the insignia, "Frost the Cake With Silver for the March of Dimes." Standing are Ronald Cragun. left, Orem chairman for fund drive, and Lloyd Christensen, chairman for business and industry. March of Dimes In Full Swing In Orem City Orem is shooting for a $4000 goal in the current March of Dimes, according to Ronald Cragun, drive chairman for the city. Mr. Cragttn is planning a number of special events in the city's 25th anniversary March of Dimes campaign. Other officers assisting in the planning are Lloyd Christensen, chairman for business and industry; and Clinton Smith, who heads the Orem Jaycee participation. The Jaycees have placed receptacles in the business district. Mayor G. Milton Jameson has pledged the city's support and has urged citizens to support the drive. Mr. Gragun said the tragedy of Thalidomide, the drug which has caused deformities in thous ands of newborn infants, has em phasized the need for public sup- port of the March of Dime fight against birth defects. He said one of every 16 babies is born with a significant birth defect. In addition, there are thousands of children disabled by arthritis or rheumatic disease he pointed out. In addition to providing medical care, contributions from citizens in Orem will also support the National Foundation Research program to find the causes and preventives for birth defects and arthritis. Utah State Hospital Vacates Makeshift Ward Occupied Temporarily1 30 Years Ago operation were even further removed from common decency; far from providing treatment, the conditions were ahti therapeutic. The undesirable features of this 30 years' experience were not the m It I ' - - 'if Mil SALT LAKE CITY (UPD Blue-eye- i' I d 'L3 if i. V ' ' Salt Lake Girl Named Miss Wool ment, but the more fundamental change is that which has occurred in public attitudes and under standing. These have provided support and made better treat ments possible," concluded Dr Heninger. On Dec. 1, 1962, there were 748 patients in the hospital with 76 being admitted during the month and 84 being discharged, visiting or dead. At the beginning of the month there were 719 patients on trial visits outside the hospital. tion and a regrouping of patients fault of any one person or group. have permitted us toj abandon the They were a social phenomenon in makeshift and supposedly tem- which everyone had a part, and porary quarters for patients set represent one phase or stage in up in the carpenter shop about our endless groping. 30 years ago," Dr. Owen P. Hen-nge- r, As the old ward symbolized missuperintendent of Utah understanding and mistreatment, State Hospital stated in his De- so its abandonment is a milestone ' cember report. showing progress. It is partly the He went on to' say, "Whatever result of better methods of treat the circumstances at that time and the reasons for establishing this ward, it has since then been an effective symbol of misunderstanding and mistreatment. At one time more than 50 .'patients were crowded into its small space with only one lavatory available for them and with no place where one might wash his hands and face except at a mopsink or under the, ward's single shower, if and when, an attendant would unlock it. "Other features of this ward's k , 11; . i ' ? f i Wmftvm vir : l"m'4 I ' I'l K i atiiTwrtfrrtfr-- - .iitt rhf vN, V-I- j: MUTTON iB?27e Stock Up Your Freezer Now ' Term deals DRIVE THEN 1 Available Meo;teprin8 TO 1500 NORTH in LEHI Ml. WEST - Ph 768-2695 yl'" iff " will be doubled. Speaks to Club 1 All installations of gas appliances must be inspected by the building inspector or his deputies, who have .the. right to disconnect any that may be found to be dangerous or defective. NEPHI Representative Claude Lomax, newly elected state repre sentative from Juab County was the speaker at the Kiwanis Club meeting recently. He discussed prospective legis lation expected to be introduced during the legislative session. President Hall was in charge The group made a request of Mr. Lomax that he would do all he could to get the road from Goshen to Mona put on he State Secondary System. It was a regular meeting with 30 members present. PICKY THIEVES STALISFIELD, England (UPIV Thieves stole actress .Pearl Hackney's car from the front of her home with $11,200 worth of clothes and Jewelry inside. They then apparently had a change of heart,, drove back, unloaded her jewels and clothing and decided only to steal the car. n mm j LAST FEW DATS FOR BIG SUCCESS SAVINGS! I TOUR CAR WILL NEVER EE WORTH MORE IN TRADE THAN IT IS NOW. DONT DELAY! TRADE NOW! ' CM 111 gaajoaWaflMAaMMjBCMiiiiHMM i i i : I I FIREPLACE install, maintain, replace or repair any gas appliance in the city of Orem" without a gas appliance installer's license. In addition to installers licenses, the ordinance requires that permits be obtained in the building inspectors office granting permission for use of any new gas appliances. If work is started or proceeded with prior to obtaining this permit the specified feci Juab Legislator J in your OREM An increased effort on the part of the Orem building department will be made to enforce the ordinance requiring gas ap pliance installers to be licensed, according to city officials. According to city ordinance it is "unlawful for any person to y To welcome home the Neil Hirsts after two years in Germany, the family gathered at the Willard Hirst home, Orem, for dinner. The other guests were Mrs. Morris Clinger, Provo; Mrs. Christena Hirst, the Sheldon Hirsts, Provo; Mark Hirsts, Far-re-ll Hirsts, Steven Hirsts, Frank I i dandace Anderson, a Univer- 37 'f J j rTft Le-Ro- Madsen honored him at a birthday social in Springvilie on Friday. The young man is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Madlsen of Provo. '; P g, A group of teen friends of lit-- ' - ''itfletr ;ir Orem to Enforce Gas Appliance , Installing Law HH : ' it - ' . Harold Walker of Pleasant Grove, was the guest speaker for the Pleasant Grove Garden Club on Monday evening at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. Lucille Hillman. His subject was "The Private Lives of Birds." on For Education" will be the theme of the combined PTA meeting and science fair to be held at the Edgemont Elementary School Thursday eve ning at 7. Kent Abel, Orem, administrative assistant clerk of the Alpine School Board, will be guest the talk Following speaker. there will be a question and answer period. Mrs. Crawford Gates is program chairman. The science fair is open to everyone for participation; stu dents, parents, brothers, sisters, teachers and classes. The par ticipant's name and any interesting written material to explain the hobby or collection should be placed on display with the ex hibit. Everyone is invited to view the displays before and after the meeting. Science fair committee chair men are Mr. Childs, Mrs. Wendell Rigby, and Wesley Carter. 1 PORK returns.) f- Hirsts and Mrs. Volney B. LD1, all Orem and Mr. and Mrs. Don Peet, , Lehl. - Science Fair At Edgemont School " ; 45e Husband-wif- e . "Lights ick (Next 3-05- 46 The Raymond!.. Madsen family of Provo drove to Salt Lake City test." Sunday evening to attend an open house at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Wayne Madsen, and to meet Among local relatives friends who were In Brigham City their nephew Ronald Madsen and for the funeral of Norman Lee, his bride, who were recently marwere his brother Victor and Mrs. ried. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. (William Knecht Ore grandchildren. Greetings and good wishes were Judy Higgins, of Virginia, and received on Sunday by Mr. and Douglas Buchi, Helena, Mont., Mrs. Leroy Loveridge, Orem, as, BYU students: Mr. and Mrs. surrounded by their children a Chester Jensen, Pleasant Grove 33rd wedding anniversary dinner and Miss Elizabeth Souter, Provo. at the Dale Loveridge home In Salt Lake City. Attending also Mrs. Lorena W Leavitt Is re were Hobert Loveridge, Mr. and ported to be recuperating satis- Mrs. Don Phipps and children, factorily at her Provo home after Orem and Mr. and Mrs. , John receiving treatment at Utah Val- B runner and family, Bountiful. ley Hospital for the past two weeks. .' :':7::-::-:'-:- . . , sity of Utah coed, has been chosen Miss Wool of Utah for, 1963. Miss Anderson, a 20 - year old brown-haire- d beauty, won the title in competition with 28 other contestants from throughout the state in a month-lonsearch for a queen by the Utah Wool Growers Association. She is the daughter of Mr. and tions. Mrs. Vernon E. Anderson of Salt 3. Claim deductions, for depreci Lake City. ation. Miss Anderson, a sophonore, is 4. Report income from pensions, annuities, rents, royalties, estates. majoring in commercial art. Named alternate Miss Wool was partnerships or other such sources 5. Are entitled to retirement in Lynne Wilkinson, 18 - year old come credits. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Willard B. Wilkinson of Salt Lake County. 6. Claim dividend credit. 7. Claim exclusion for sick pay. " If you use long form 1040, you'll find that it has been somewhat GIANT RADISH ; STE. GENEVIEVE, Mo. (UPD improved and simplified this year Andre Oberie grew a radish by providing separate entry lines over nine pounds. weighing for dividends, interest and other in cor e. Also, more space is provided fori your name and address. And the place for your signature LOCKER SPECIAL has been shifted from the bottom Frozen of Page 1 to the bottom of Page 2. There are a few other minor changes on Page 2. For example iB BEEF$ there's a new box for entering Whole-Ha- lf the name and address you used on last year's return, if it differs from this year's. lB however, it's the Basically, Whole or Half same old form 1040. Standard Supply Co. 3 y.:x; ::? - . PORTRAITS .' V . earned, less than $600 on a summer job. By filing a return, he can get a refund for the tax deductions taken out of his paychecks. An adult taxpayer may be due a refund because he had a lot of deductible expenses such as big medical bills during the year. Choice Of Forms If you've decided from the above information that you do not have to file a return, you can quit reading right here. Everybody else, hang on for the next turn, which student-wh- : harvest records in t . ! or FR 3-85- 63 Mrs Sterling Ercanbrack. na tional Wool Growers Auxiliary president, left Sunday for Phoe nix, Ariz., where she will repre sent her Auxiliary at the Arizona State "Make It With Wool Con- ; like adults, if they had incomes of - ' $600 or more, v 'Those who have refunds coming to them also must file returns in order to get the refunds. This would , apply, for example, to a - FR : reached their 65th birthdays during the year, must file returns if their incomes were '$1,200 or more. Please note: Children and youths under , 21 must file returns just Internal Revenue'Service;)' By MILDRED B. HALL V 1 . non-expe- (so-call- The Lehi Jaycees LEHI will name the man of the year at ceremonies late in Jan-- , uary. Clubs and individuals are invited to nominate individuals to be considered for this honor. Nominees must be 35 years of age or younger, residents : of Lehl and must have made an outstanding contribution to ; the community : in x civic and business affairs. The winner will be presented the "Distin-guishe- d Service Award." Kent; Beck is serving as local chairman, and applica- tion blanks can be secured Kim ,or they will be dis- from. " tributed to clubs and organizations. s - , to obtain your identification num ber before the April 15 deadline, however, by .all means go ahead and send In your return without it. Omitting the identification num ber is a minor peccadillo com pared with failing to file a federal income tax return when you are ; '.,-- : supposed to. A federal income tax return must be, filed .by everyone who was a citizen or "resident; of the United States. during 1962 and who had a .certain amount of income.' Those v who: were i less than 65 years ;of age ot .. reached their 65th birthdays on or before Jan. 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