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WEDDING PLANS are being made at Jewish Home for the
Aged in Los Angeles as Mrs. Hinda Jubas, 95, and Myer
Krich, 98, obtained a marriage license. Krich has been a
widower 5 years, Mrs. Jubas a widow for 40. (International)
Reports Required for Household Employees
Employers of household help
were reminded today by W. V.
Nusbaum, manager of the Med
ford social security office, that
they are required to report earn
ings of any employee earning
$50 or more during a calendar
quarter.
There have been some indica
tions that this provision of the
social security law has not been
thoroughly understood in this
area, he said.
People who worked regularly
in one household have been cov
ered by the law since 1951. The
1954 amendments brought under
social security, beginning in
1955, all household workers who
are paid cash wages of S50 or
more m a calendar quarter even
though they may not work reg
ularly for the- employer, Nus
baum said.
Employers having household
help for whom they are not al
ready making reports should re
quest a copy of leaflet OASI-21
from the Medford social security
office, he said.-This leaflet dis
cusses the household employer's
duties-under the social security
law and contains a tear-off post
card to he used to get on the
mailing list for regular report
blanks.
When an emp!oyees earnings
are not reported properly, not
only does he or she fail to get
credit for the earnings for re
tirement purposes, but the em
ployer is subject to penalties pre
scribed by law in such cases,
Nusbaum added.
Grange Notes
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Upper Rogue Grange
Upper Rogue Grange met
Aug. 2. Lyle McMurray of Med
ford, showed moving pictures
of the recent Rose Festival and
parade in Portland, also the
1955 Pasadena Rose parade,
Grand Canyon, Yosemite and
Lassen National parks, after
which a business meeting was
called to order by Master Caro
line Harding. '
The use of the Grange hall
was permitted to the Shady
Cove Jobs daughters for a dance
Aug. 4.
At the next regular Grange
meeting which will be Thurs
day, Aug. 16. the public is in
vited. Carl Finstrom will give
a talk on the revolution in Ar
gentina. Mr. and Mrs. Finstrom
are here on a visit from Buenos
Aires and expect to leave for
their home Aug. 18. The Fin
stroms bought the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Barber several
years ago but will not retire
for another two years then they
expect to make their home on
Rogue River. Finstrom is the
port superintendent for Moore-
McCormick Steamship lines in
Buenos Aires. !
After the business meeting re
freshments were served by Sis
ter Mary Boothy and Sister
Hazel Ulrick.
Pickin' Pears
News and Notes
From Camp White
Tuesday, August 7, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Br BILL HURN
Honor recognition to the serv
ice group for this week goes
to VFW auxiliary according to
the proclamation on the main
corridor display plaque.
Phoenix Grange ladies were
at VA Domiciliary Wednesday
afternoon on sewing and mend
ing assignments. Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Dinsmore, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Bates comprised the party.
Medford Red Cross chapter
ladies conducted Aphasia class
and held a recreation hour at
the infirmary Wednesday. Mrs.
Martin Luther and Aimee Duell
were aided by Mrs. R. E. Carley
of Sams Valley, who is the old
est active Gray Lady of the
area, and a wearer of a 30-year
pin. Mrs. Carley is reviving
Stamp club activity for the
domiciliary members, the first
session to be held Monday.
Capt. John K. Ricker, Mrs.
Ricker and children, Sharon, 9,
Ricky, 7, and Kim, 5. left Thurs
day to return to Ft. Lee, Va..
following a three weeks visit
here with his parents, E. K.
Ricker, manager of the VA
Domiciliary, and Mrs. Ricker.
Sightseeing tours of Rogue val
ley scenic and recreational spots
filled the vacation.
CaDt. Ricker. upon his return
from 38 months of Japan and
Korea service, is now with quar
termaster corps in charge of
parachute maintenance section
at Ft. Lee.
scene of the summer picnic of
VA Domiciliary employees with
about 75 in attendance. Swim,
games and contests were follow
ed by a potluck feed and
watermelon-bust.
The committee having charge
consisted of Caroline Vincent,
Bud Ash, Joan McCready, Al
Birman, Dale Vincent and Ted
Nicholson.
Ricker, manager of VA domi
ciliary, has announced that in
the renovation and alterations
incidental to the vacating of
building 202 by arts and crafts
the VA Domiciliary post office
is now established in enlarged
quarters in 202. The credit un
ion office is also being put in
readiness in 202. Space has
hapn ikfitnhlishpri nainted and
marts rartv fnr thf registration
and voting of Jackson county
precinct 73 as a permanent tix
ture. The commodious room will
house the voting booths spe-r-iallv
hnilt tn the convenience
nf tha momWt Tt has also been
designated to be the office for
'Pickin Pears' columnist.
VA aHminictratinn through
sDecial services has established
and opened its own photo
graphic dark room in Duuaing
993 fnr ffpnpral use of the
facility. The dark room is fully
equipped with enlarger and fa
cilities for reoroduction work.
Jerry Gamble is in charge.
On Friday evening. Twin
Plunges at Ashland was the
Navy Court Martial
Convicts Commander
Norfolk. Va. (U.R) A Navy
general court martial board con
victed of negligence the com
mander of the destroyer escort
Eaton which collided with the
battleship Wisconsin during
maneuver.
The board decided that Cmdr.
Richard B. Varley was negli
gent in taking over command
of his ship without first check
ing her course and speed. She
was running a collision, course
with the Wisconsin at the time.
The court martial board de
liberated two hours before find
ing the 37-year-old veteran of
World WaV II guilty of negli
gence which allowed the two
Navy ships to collide in fog-
shrouded seas during a training
maneuver.
ACTRESS EXPECTING
Providence, R.I. (U.R) Ac
tress Martha Wright said today
she is expecting a baby in Feb
ruary.
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