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Clackamas County News, Estacada, Ore., Aug. 9, 1957 YOl'R SOCIAL SECURITY ted on this average and once By James Piazza | your rate is established, the Q: I am under the impression only way it will raise is if you that once I file for Social Se earn a higher salary. For ex curity and receive checks I ample, a worker whose earn— can never have my benefits in- ! ings have been $1200 a year t d thereafter. What hap I subsequently has two good pens to the additional money I years and earns $2400 each paid in on my account? year. These earnings wil raise A: Unless you are receiving ! his average and his benefit the maximum amount would be increased. Q: Will accepting disability ($108:50) you con have your reduce benefits increased if you earn checks before age 65 ings in the succeeeding year or the amount of my regular soc years, as the case may be, in ial security when I become of crease your AVERAGE month age? A : The amount you receive ly wage. Benefits are compu- as distability benefits will be the same as if you were 65. There is no reduction because of age. Q: I was told the amount of pension from the Veterans Ad ministration w-oud be offset against my disability benefits. Recently I read about a change in the law. Was this provision changed? of i Mr. and Mrs Max Mey A* The offset provision was ____________________ of Spolune were the guests the Gohrings for the last few changed; however, if you re days. Many here thought the ceive a non-service connected pension, change in the law will two men were brothers. not effect you. The law now Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Leonard provides that any service con are entertaining their son Col. nected disability paid by the| Gene Moore, his wife and son V. A. will not be offest against Gene from Washington, D. C. social security. A person re ceiving non- service connected j Visiting at the Chuck Baker i disability from the V. A. will that amount offset home this week is his mother, have againts social security pay from Shelby, Montana. ments. Dr. and Mrs. Eldon Elam are occupying the Wittmeyer apartments on Upper Main St. this fall in Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Steele called at the Ray Gordon home <Hy Leila Gordon) Saturday and brought along a Mi»« Beverly Ann Moore, sack of nice new potatoes. daughter of Mr. und Mr«. Clar We hope to see all members ence Moore formerly of Gar of Garfield Dorcas Society at field, and Norman Hansen will the picnic at River Mill Aug be married at Estacada Chris 15. No meetings in July or Aug tian Church A uk 18 at 8 P.M. Visiting at the Ballous Sun Reception vvil follow at Gar field G run tie and ull friends were Mr. and Mrs. Maxon Alf children, Beckie invited. Beverly has been a und two good worker in the Grange Gredvig; Beckie and Stephen their and all join in wishing them Alf are stayisg ' with giandma, Mrs. Gena Ballou happiness for a week Miss Pid Dims is home on a ' few members worked visit from her teaching job tin Qrange Fri but we put on two coats of varnish on the new statins and cleaned the hall for the meeting Aug. 10 Visiting at the Sylvan Car ters the past week were Mrs. Carters sister Mrs. Florence Mathis and daughter Norma Sue from Erwin, Term Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene L'liva, Mrs Carters sister from Seattle, Wash. Mr and Mrs John Abbott and family took their house trailer up the Clackamas and spent the weekend Garfield News riiiT ÍiiM ville M o r e E S T A C A D A COMMUNITY BULLETIN at Mrs Keeth reports that Mrs. fair Linn McAllister, Richard Miller attended the Norris is much improved and Miller and Jerry Ruhl and Gresham Saturday eve. well on the road to recovery. Willard Allen are home for Mrs.Jim Anderson and daugh- .. . Min„r S do - two weeks furlough from the Mrs. Marion Miller of spo Army Reserve at Fort Ord, Cal. ter Sandra visited Mrs! Peter- son s parents Mr and Mrs. I. k;'ne ls v£ ‘‘‘'^ he‘ Mrs Ford Mrs. George Arsmstrong en W. Needham at White Salmon, Mrs. Ruth Keeth and Mrs. Ford tertained at a 1 P.M. luncheon Wash , on Sunday. The occa-1 Darrow. .......................... Thursday in honor of Mrs. sion was a family farewell for Harry Kaufman of Logan, her Mrs. Peterson's sisters who are | Mr and Mrs Oscar Peterson sister Virginia form Los An traveling East for a vacation. ( formerly of Molalla, have mo- geles. Mrs Alice Carter and ............ ved into the parsonage next to Mr. and Mrs. Don Sturgis s ! Chirstian church on Pierce Mrs- Mary Reed. son Gary Dale will be tempor- Oscar will assist at one knee of . the ... lumber . — i— mills — jh „ in ¡„ the riw, Cur- Mrs. Catherine Williams of arily handicapped for knee of Portland accompanied by j correction because rinsville district Misses Billy and Francis Kas- braces. ner spent Monday at the home Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keeth vis- J Mr. and Mrs. Ed Linn at- Mrs. Susie Moore is vaca By C.T.fi, of Mrs. Mabel Ware. ited his sister Mrs. Blanch ; tended the Linn family reun- tioning at the beach where she Suppose you were to bore a Mr. and Mrs. Jim Peterson, Norris of Salem, who has been ion in Portland last week end expects to spend several days, hole exactly through the earth, depending on the weather. starting from New York, and daughter Sandra and Tamara hospitalized for the past year, with about 80 in attendance. you went in at this end. Where j would you come out? If I ; walk into a room full of peo ple and place a new penny up on the table in full view of ev eryone; what does the coin do? Answers below. SUNSHINE ESTACADA SHOE REPAIR SHOP R. & L. SHOES STORES, Inc. H. L. Banks, O p e r a to r - M a n a g e r Q u ality Shoe R e p a irin g N O W IN S T O C K Cowboy anti Logger Boots, English Brogues, Spring Styles for Ladies, Children’s and Work Shoes for Men and Boys. - - SPECIAL! Join our family shoe club and get a pair fr e e ! MEAT CUT FOR LOCKERS Including H auling, B utchering, Cooling, Cut- tin, w r a p p e d a n d d e livered for Gc lb. P o rk 8c lb. Cooling, cut, w ra p p e d a n d d e livered, 4c lb. Haro!d Middleton Dial CR. 9 5145 ■ FIRST OF THE WEEK COUPON SPECIALS! ....................... GOOD ONLY MONDAY, TUESDAY, W EDNESDAY, AU G . 12 -13 -14 PRICES GOOD Fri-Sat, Aug 9-10 We reserve the right to limit! A t CURRINSVILLE STORE Kraft Kitchen Fresh M AY0NNNAISE OUAUTV MEATS Full Pint 39c FILLET OF Red Snapper, C H EESE Kraft 46 oz. Tin Orange or Grape Drink 4 for $ 1 .0 0 lb. 35c lb. 49c Proctor & Gambles New Golden FLUFF0 Shortening 3 Lb. Tin 7 7 C M T. A N G EL, Aged 4 to 6 months — ----------------------- — • - ~ — ------------------- Chet's Frozen, Ham, Chicken, Turkey T .Y . DINNERS Pkg. 6 7 C Quick, Easy and Satisfying Corned Beef lb. 59c BONELESS, NO WASTE Short Ribs of Beef Hood River Pure Pickling VINEGA R Gal. 5 9 c For Boiling, Stews or Barbecuing lb. 29c PRODUCE The primrose is a lovely flower, dainty and discreet. Why should she be the symbol of a gay immoral street. —Vivian Stratton, Portland. A man in these parts has j brought great fame t0 himself : by choosing the golden rule of | conduct for all girls in the ! throbs of courtship. When his i wife refused to have anything to do with her pretty daugh- er’s love affair it was then up to dad to guide the daughter to a happy marriage. He noted that the girl was a great lover of mayonnaise and ate it at ev ery meal and there was always a bottle of it in sight. So he told his daughter that upon ev ery bottle of mayonnaise there is printed exactly what to do in courtship and the af fairs of men and adhering strictly in every case she wiU be happy ever sifter. An engagement ring is a tournequet appied to the third finger of the left hand of a girl to stop circulation. 1—Out of the hole, looks ’round. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Henrick- son from Eugene visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Wade over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wade have had their nephews as guests for a week, namely Bobby, Bruce and Gerald Hen- reikson. Bobby celebrated his 10th birthday while here and 1 was treated to a party by Wayne and Darlene. 50 Lb. Bag ¡Large 12 O z. Pkg. Hadtfr ÏÀ Reg. 27c NEW POTATOES Thick, Yellow-meated CANTALOUPES in t r o d u c t o r y W heaties 3 fo r (ilk* 98C California JUICE ORANGES OFFER FREE! M at J a * D U « — ■a t UNIVERSAL’S “ BALLERINA” O v a a - F r a a t O ln n .r w .i- . a n d M a ttk ln g K ltc h a a w a ra In tk a a n t la t lr a • • S IL V IK - M liT " N O W A t . l l . b l . I« O W N STOCK — FM I wirti f w p a f c h .t . t - C w in and M . IM> Attract)*. W nr*. Oat ta a r F i f i fO lO fa — ia a ham IAJY II 1« T . Own A C w » h t i S I IV I« — I 2 for 29C 5 Lb. Bag 44C it's got that Gray's Hardware [ g o o d b eef TASTI! Estacada Part A . 0. Benshoof P lu m b in g an d H e a tin g mm General Sheet Metal Work Currinsville Merc. Co. REMEMBER! NO SALES WITHOUT COUPONS, AND COUPONS ARE GOOD A U G . 12 -13 -14 ONLY PHONE CR 9-3826 E sta c a d a C ity L icensed P h o n e M U 7-2881 Sandy Horner’s Big Chief Market, Estacada