Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 18, 1957, Page 9, Image 9

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TO mOnC-MMI PILOT'
Thursday
July 18, 1957
5 0 0 COUNTY RESIDENTS RECEIVE SOCIAL SECURITY
w e re
Noting the Impact of farm cov­
More than 516 beneficiaries In $5,089 over the total being paid He pointed out that self-employ The9e Insured persons
erage in general on agricultural
ed
farm
ers
«ere
first
brought
-ble
to
qualify
for
old-age
benefit
C u r r y C o u n ty were g e t t i n g a year ago, the Eureka district
areas l i k e C u r r y C o u n ty ,
monthly social security payments manager of the social security under social security In January pnytnents during the latter y e y
Hunsinger said that a farm em-
Hunsinger
said
that
many
self-
totalling $27,091 at the end of office announced today.
1955. Those over retirem ent age
for instance who w as
who"~reached7e-employed
farm
ers
and
their
dejployee,
1956.
;ases, b
already
at
retirem ent age by mid
of
pendents
filed
claims
for
benefits
The number of beneficiaries in suit in part from the protection tirement age before the end
1956 became Insured as of April,
in
Curry
County
in
1956.
T
he
in the C o u n ty increased by 81 provided to farm families by the 1956, became insured if they re-*
of that year if he had taxable
over 1955 and the total of monthly coverage of farm employment and ported self-employment Income number of farm claims filed k
Dun^wages
of $400 or more in 195 5,
benefits being paid in the County self-employment under s o c i a l of at least $400 for 1955, and 1957 will be much greater
and
of
at least $200 in 1956.
again for 1956.
singer said.
at the close of the year was security.
Benefits paid to farm ers and their
dependents, moreover, figured in
^iiOOL S W T . OFFICI
COURTHOUE8 COABTR UCT10A
the nationwide total s for 1956. At
the dose of the y e a r , over 9
Joh n E . S eger, ■1.« e x p ., A Postage«.
.MO
C. Nateer, l u p ' t . .................. 5 0 0 .0 0
million people were receiving al­
C laire O eater, Seo’ t . aalary— —— 183. M
Aramtrong Cork Ce. Ino .-B a l. o f 1 neu­
most one -half billion dollars in
weet Coast Telephone C o.«service
0 .7 5
l a t le e ...................... .......................................... 5 0 .5 0
monthly benefit payments.
Curry County Reporter, p r in t, e t a , —
7 .1 0
In Curry County for the month
COORTBOOW
juvEhiLE pep artww
of December 1956, 284 retired
workers were getting $17, 558
C l i f f Parrett —Janit e r —----- ——— 3 1 5 .0 0
Dan J . Cardwell,
c a r a v a n , sa la r y - - - - - - - —
500.00
Chas. Lyons, E xt. J a n ito r--------------- 1 1 .0 0
monthly. Also, 75 wives o r de­
Dan J . Cardwell, Travel A Exy.O— - I 6 t .t 6
Cao e-Curry E le e . -B ervlee—Court -
pendent age husbands of retired
Mrs. Clyde Beebe, care o f
5 6 .CC
bouee and Extension—— ---------— — 9 1 .0 3
workers were being paid a total
w aiter D. Cason, M. p .C rt.
»de ne C hevrelet-saa A e l l for Nower-
.89
Treatm ents-—--------------------------—
of $2,482 monthly; in the same
10.00
Rlshard B uffington—E xt. r e n t-——— 3 0 .0 0
Moore's V ariety -s lo th e s fo r wards*
R .6 8
county for December, a total of
City of Gold Beach-water 1 sewer—— 9 .5 0
ia la w r 's Dept. •
"
"
*
.
8.13
Lindy «a Lbr. L ot--E xt. (Look)——
2 . tO
$1,372 was being paid to aged
Odd Beach Pharwaoy-Mediolne " *
12.75
•a—-E xt. oheeeecloth---------
.4 8
widows or dependent aged wid­
I
owers and parents of deceased
DISTRICT ATTOWKT
workers.
Ed P. A ckley-B eet, s a la r y -—— —
150.00
The lowering of the age at which
Ceee County
e f Prisoners— — 463.00
Ed P. Aakley. a l . A E x p .--—----------
76.59
Ceff a s u ll i C afe-p rison er's
• ------ 1.85
a woman without an entitled child
west Coast Telephone C o.—as
53.05
Waffle Bhop--
------ 12.90
in her care can start getting ben­
Curry County R ep orter-P rin t, e t e e . , . - . 1A3.O7
efits
is reflected in thcBe figures,
MflUOB LAW WOBOEjQT
SURVEYOR
Hunsinger pointed out. Effective
with November 1956 benefits
0 . Caeos. W.D.— (
) - — - 1 0 .0 0
H. J .
per diem--------
50.00
could be paid to women starting
at age 62.
Monthly payments of $5,679
were bang made to 127 widowed
Mandy-Reporter A
3*.oo
Coaet Telephone Co. B ervlee—
mothers with children under 18 in
12.60
their care and minor children ol
retired or deceased workers anti
accounted for 21% of the total old-
Dr». Cartwright A Minty (fiAUBTT) —
BQ0.00
age anti survivors insurance ben­
LAWJ4BRARY
efits being paid in Curry County,
as of December 1956. Nine out of
bano r e f t -Whitney C o.--b osk s—- - - - -
12.50
ten mothers and children in the
Alt a m e l a a
United States now have social
*22il
security
protection.
3 .0 8
1 ft \
At the end of the year, nation­
Bertel»on A Mo H and——* » —
3 .0 8
fa» April A May---- ———. --------------- 290.00
wide, about 1,341,000 children
3.08
3 .0 8
under 18 were receiving monthly
3.32
social security insurance pay­
3.08
ments. Of these, 131,000 were
John 0 . Johnson-/Money » e lle » ted —
100.25
being paid monthly benefits be­
Jeae P itsh u gh --1 7 -sheep k i ll e d —
156.00
Raymond Cappe— 4 -
•
-------
12.00
cause of the retirem ent of an aged
John 0 . Johnson- on
e e lle e te d « 4O.<
►00
5.00
insured parent. Children who be­
—
25.00
come totally disabled before age
18 may now be eligible for dis­
abled child's benefit payments
% RESOLUTIOM
after age 18. This type of social
security insurance benefit, how­
WHEREAS, E lm er B an ku e, a r e s i d e n t and f r e e h o l d e r o f C urry C o u n ty , O reg o n , r e s i d i n g In B r o o k in g s
ever, did not become payable un­
l e a a u ly a p p o in t e d , q u a l i f i e d and a c t i n g n ew b er e f t h e C urry C oun ty B u d g e t C o o M ltto e , and
til January 1957 and such benefits
and beneficiaries are not included
WHEREAS, t h e s a i d E lm er Bankue h a s p e r fe n a e d h i s d u t i e s a a auob member e f s a i d C om m ittee In a
in the figures quoted above.
Commenting on th e steady
f a i t h f u l and h o n o r a b le m anner, and
growth of the social security in­
WHEREAS, t h e term e f o f f i c e e f t h e S a id E lg a r Bamkus aa 1
surance program, Hunsinger said
o f s a id C o em it t o e , w i l l e x p ir e
that three-fourths of all men be­
on June 3 0 , 1 9 5 7 , now
coming 65 this year will be eligi­
ble for social security benefit
THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED by t h e C urry C oupty C o u rt t h a t E lm er Bankue e f B r e a k in g s , O regon be and
payments.____________
T» w g
S5
cm ssm
h ere b y i s r e a p p o in t e d t o s e r v e on t h e C urry C ounty B u d g et C
t t e e f o r a p e r io d e f t h r e e y e a r s , t o - w lt
from J u ly 1 s t , 195 7 t o June 3 0 t h , i 9 6 0 .
D a te d :
Ju n e 2 8 t h , 19 5 7
/ e / Ouy H. ?oi ayth
3uy fi. Por ay i h . County Judge"
/ » / D. 0 , B reedlove_______________
DL 6 . B reed love7.Commissioner
/ • / Prod w. Flynn
F red V7 PIyhä. Cowwl»»loner
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fanger
drove to Medford during the
weekend and visited at the home
of Mr. Fanger's parents , Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fanger Jr.
Their three c h i 1 d re n , Steve,
Christine and Kathy returned
home with them after having
visited the grandparents for a
week.
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