;xia j-Ku r-atjanen ard
Imtnu.g t;u iaburt t t v.tit
4 II tutnm rtvlvvntlil i1rfiu-l.(la-'
! It. tram if
tt k an J J't IU Jho'tbuit.
mgum. on iuiw m frirsre a f Utv
mat; l.nun Munkna ant )n
rnitk, U-aUtjit.-tt. li.w a
3
Stato Fair Ihitvd Stpt. 2 to 10
n. ft uvur on iic wic'.
.ut t ffj-Ufsl la the Ofrfi'n
.Vi:ic H.f4 Hiihin
OUR READERS
NOT
Iu !!. rsent in'te har
:------- v tx
Jean Stockord if
Best Demonstrator
Jran nmki4. IX duj;? T 4
Ml AI..U M.4tt. ItrfMTf
rjl lh full 111 1 II h!u
..li.-tlv t!flHttU a(K'l t
t rvuMy fU lh !
rrk tutt4.Iliv la ;ttrf KlnrUa,
T irnti t: 'J
T THE
ANDS
r
chool
todies
U KNOW
WILSONS
R THE
0Y
:VI'S
:ES
WRANGLERS
OVERALLS
ICKIE
EE
CONTINENTAL
OTTON PANTS
VEYENBERG
SHOES
JLOCK
'i eld & stream
Jambiknit
'endleton
i
j JACKETS
!ee
OCKEY
vRROW
ENDLETON
SHIRTS
OCKEY
underwear
thletic needs
Untzen
'endleton
sweaters
R THE
MIS
ENDLETON
!ANDEL
SWEATERS &
SKIRTS
pAFF of
ALIFORNIA
I BLOUSES Cr
: SKIRTS
Set 'Em All At
lfjsn'
EN'S WEAR
Salam (Spetiai) Two-and-a-half year old Junia Tompkin of
Silt-m Km an adaiut tMk ai lha beautiful grounJa ai tb 91ih
annual Oregon Suit I air to opn in Slm Scpicrolf 2 through 10.
I torn iht n'n n her U ttit it ail act to aita-nd iht Lou if Arm
auong All Sur Utut Stum , IcJiuf of the annual ecnl ihi yar.
i
SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS IN
COUNTY NEARLY $300,000 YEARLY
At the end of 1959, as federal
social security waft starting Its
twenty-fifth year, old age, sur
vivors, and disability Insurance
monthly benefits were beinR
paid In Morrow county to 3S6
persons at the rate of $295,800 a
year, according to Mr Vernon
A Welo. manager of the La
Grande, Oregon social security
district office. "This Is an In
crease In number of beneficiaries
of about 5 percent since Feb
ruary, 1959, the last previous
date for which county figures are
available," he said.
Nationally, about 13 Vi mil
lion persons were receiving old
age, survivors, and disability In
surance monthly benefits at the
end of 1959 at an annual rate
of more than $10 billion. At the
close of 1910 the first year in
which monthly benefits were
payable beneficiaries through
out the nation totaled 200,000.
Almost half a million disabled-
worker beneficiaries and their de
pendents receiving benefits at a
yearly rate of over $400 million
are Included In the figures for
1959.
The number of wives, hus
bands, and children of disabled-
worker beneficiaries receiving
monthly benefits i n cr e a s e d
sharply in 1959. Such benefits
were first payable for Septem
ber, 1958. Nationally, from Feb
ruary to Decemoer iyo, ine
number of these beneficiaries
more than doubled from 60,000
to 126,000.
Payments to a retired worker
with no dependents receiving
benefits averaged $69 a month
nationally at the end of last Dec
ember; to a retired couple, both
of whom were receiving benefits,
the average payment was $121.
The average for a widow with
two young children was $169.
Uy contrast, Welo recalled that
when benefits first became pay
able In 1910, the average month
ly payment to a retired worker
with no dependents receiving
benefits was $22. and to a retired
couple the average payment was
$36.
As social security celebrates Its
silver anniversary (the original
Act was signed Into law on Aug
ust 14, 1935) about 74 million
working people are In covered
employment or self-employment
In the course of a year. They
are building old-age, survivors,
and disability protection for
themselves, their depe n d e n t s,
and their survivors under the
social security law.
The table below shows the
number and monthly amount of
each type of benefit being paid
in Morrow county, as of Decem
ber 31, 1959, the date of the latest
available tabulation:
netired workers (218) $13,150
monthly; Disabled workers (2)
$161 monthly; Wives or husbands
of retired or disabled workers
(57) $2,113 monthly; Widows or
widowers (29) $1,701 monthly;
Dependent parents (1) $32;
Mothers with children (8) $435
monthly; Children of retired, de
ceased, or disabled workers (41)
$2,053 monthly.
For the entire state of Oregon,
old-age, survivors, and disability
insurance payments at the end
of December, 1959 were being
paid to 160,259 beneficiaries at
the rate of $10,213,440 per month.
Benefits totaling $122,561,280
were paid In Oregon during 1959,
i
You'll find low prices
Quality Merchandise
Courteous Service
at Stores That Give
GREEN
STAMPS
You're dollars ahead
many ways when you shop at
stores or service stations that give S&H Green Stamps.
Dollars ahead because of the distinguished mer
chandisemore than 1,500 items you can get at no
extra cost with your filled books of S&H Green Stamps.
Dollars ahead again because of the low prices
the quality merchandise that's featured at fine stores
which give S&H Green Stamps backed with the cour
teous service you always like to receive.
Prove it to yourself! Compare prices! Compare
quality! Compare service! Youll soon learn why S&H
Green Stamps are extra values for you.
h-nr, inna ia prx law aJH ra t.i t f m-Wti.U 111 !
,,Hfc-,i.n. iu mane sr i.lM t.!n-r 4-r ihr fam
nu-M jnirttar. ilut wt(h Iri tci ot the mrl
Kitl ribbon inrri Ita. j.ti-nt
ritiiiiann; n4 $5 00 fnun
l hi. .,f Uardrn Hub M lh
1 4i f,a tirmunatraiton.
tunkott rr th-n by Iht
juJi? M f-'fffii Mfnw cwinty
a iti niiiraiii( at lh Sut
Fair in l-m h lira! wrrk
UnJa Thrnbritf nl Thr,aj
Mui.krt. Uh t-i-ir.jton.
cdan'pluii fating In tram demon
MraUuna. Tlry alluded haw to
make an orn mitt.
Nancy puberty, lleppner. in
Ihe brat Individual clulhing
denumatratloit: Unda Thrnrerf
nd Tlterraa Munker. tbe ben
team demonatrailon. Ttea thrr
till will ! .reenied tJTt
Wllwli, Hr litr. uw tU
efjui a iM-ulrf !; Irota Van
Winkle, Hrj jnpf, how to lay
pattern; Joan Sukrd. Ilrj-j nrr.
falwu fr i drawttrlnj: ajTun,
and I'ren la Steacalt. Ixxinston.
hw to make a needle case.
Connie TelUfauu, lleimiton.
Ju.led the 4 II dcnvntratiorw
Boaters Involved
In Accidents
Must File Reports
A new accident retorting pro
tram for boatmen Initiated
by tiie ataie of Oregon Ibli year.
I'nder the new program, all acvl
by
he lune extermlun unit at dent Involving watercraft,
A Htaie Manne IWrd form
"bttriff accident retort" ha
Ix-rn ttiiftel to aimlify and
minimise the writing required by
an oi"rat r completing the form.
The fisrm may be fltainel frnin
the iffl.ea of county aherlff.
Information obtained from the
i.'jHiit. which are rejulred by
Ihe tate law, will be uknI by
the State Marine Hoard In Coin
I lllr.t: htjllslim on boating acci
dent. Analyala of tiiene atatli
tua. once compiled, ahould In
dicate measure that t-et could
b uhI to enhance boating
afcty.
LSH (5AZETTK TIMES
CLASSIKIKD ADS
TRAINED SEALS .
r.7 TU ItVfOfO
TO A3 tVCClSIlCNj
SALE EVERT TVCS0AT
Livestock Market
Catt,llog tlieep
12 KOON
On U. 8. Highway No. 30
NORTHWESTERN LIVESTOCK
commission ca
JO T G6SJ RarmUtaa. Oiqoo
rraak Wink A Sona Owtacit
Doa Wink. Mgr.
Baa. HarnUtoa JO 7-3111
I STOCK UP for
IV Jk A A. S
flic long
CENTRAL MARKET
SPECIALS FOR SEPT. 2-3
WS&Wl (DOT raiemi3 !
KRAFT'S
MIRACLE WHIP at. 9c
FLAV-R PAC FROZEN
PEAS or
CORN
plgs.
FROZEN
IPSssaS ea. IU
CHEESE OR PEPPER0NI
i I i I I iu
II I Mf
i i i i
CARNATION
ke mm
y2 GALLON
Labor Day MEAT SPECIALS - Phone 6-9288
Fresh Lynden Non Acronized 3-Legged and Normal
FIWIRS,b-9
I USDA Choice or Good Beef
i
! RUMP ROAST
I lb. 69c
USDA Choice or Good
ROUND STEAK
LB. 89c
Old Fashioned
FRANKS
2 LB. BAG ggC j
FRESH PRODUCE
FIELD RUN
POTATOES 39c
Lettuce 2 heads 2?C
Tomatoes lb. 5C
HI-C 46 oz. Cans
ORANGE DRINK g for gQC
PORK Cr BEANS Q cans gQC
Von Cam pi 2ij Cans
PENNANT PRESERVES O for 79
MALTED MILK Jar (JC
Carnation Chocolate
Central Market
rocery
HEPPNER
PHONE 6-9S14