Thursday, December 21, 1972
AT CHRISTMAS
To you our customers, at this very
festivo season, we wish all blessings.
The Nyssa Gate City Journal, Nyssa, Oregon
Christmas Dinner
Party Held Doc. 17
A Christmas Dinner for 17
guests Sunday evening was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Wilson, with co-hosts Mr.
and Mrs. Don Bowers, for all
the employees and their spouses
of Wilson's Department Store.
Following dinner, slides were
shown of former Crazy Days,
dating back to 1966, in which
ail of the group had been par­
ticipants. Also the Bowers sho­
wed the slides of their Hawaiian
trip taken in 1967,
_Lyle Miner's Barber Shop
Journal Classified!
Bring Resultsl
To each of you,
we extend our
Several major changes have
been made in the Social Security
law regarding children. Two
important changes
are ex­
plained briefly below.
1. A child dependent upon a
grandparent can now be eligible
for benefits on that grand­
parent's social security if the
child’s natural or adoptive pa­
rents are deceased or disabled.
The child must have been liv­
ing with and receiving at least
1/2 support from the grand­
parent in the year before the
grandparent became entitled to
benefit payments.
Silent Îhÿ]t
heartfelt wish
Bank Debits Up
In October
In case of death of a grand­
parent the same dependency re­
quirements must be met except
that the limitation on parents
is changed and the surviving
grandparent must adopt the
child.
2. A child that is adopted by
a worker eligible for retire­
ment or disability benefits and
who was living with and depen­
dent upon the worker for 12
months before entitlement to
social security can be eligible
for child’s benefits. Any quali­
fied child who's adoption occur­
red after 1967 may qualify re­
troactive to date of adoption.
The law provides that the appli­
cations must be filed by the end
of April 1973. Anyone falling
in this category should con­
tact a social security office
before the end of April 1973.
After April 1973 benefits can­
not be paid for months before
October 1972.
Because the laws are com­
plicated and quite restrictive it
is important that all possible
cases be brought to the atten­
tion of the Social Security Ad­
ministration immediately.
Should you know a child who
might qualify for this type of
benefit have them get in touch
with the social security office
Bank debits for the 8 report­
ing banks including Harney and
Malheur counties were up in
October, 1972, compared to
October, 1971, the University
of Oregon Bureau of Business
and Economic Research has re­
ported.
Debits for October, 1972, to­
taled $65,543,000. For Septem­
ber, 1972, the total was $56,-
687,000 and for October, 1971,
the total was $54,893,000.
Oregon with 405 banks re­
porting had a percentage in­
crease of 4.7 in October, 1972,
as compared with September,
1972, and a 22'5 increase in
October, 1972 compared with
October, 1971.
Total bank debits for October
1972 came to $6,727,091,000.
For September, 1972, the total
was $6,424,538,000 and for Oc­
tober, 1971, the total was $5,-
514,293,000.
Brownie’s Cafe & Lounge
right away.
For more information, call,
write or visit the Ontario So­
cial Security Office at 2024
SW 4th Avenue. The telephone
number is 502-889-3146.
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herald glad tidings of the Joy
and Peace in this most beautiful
of all seasons ... Christmas!
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A cheery hello to all our many
friends, with warmest wishes for
a very happy Christmas season!
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stocking is
full of our
appreciation
for our
customers
and
friends.
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Old Santa's
—
apirit of that
night, on which the Saviour wan born, shine
upon you in this Chrielmae *ea*on.
that this Christmas
season brings you peace and happiness.
Social Security Changes
Laws Regarding Children
Rodríguez Bakery & Grocery
Fbr all the bountiful blessings of Christ mas, let
us rejoice! To each and every one of our
good friends and patrons, we extend, with sincere
appreciation, good wishes for the holiday.
Zim merman’s
Plumbing & Heating
Kassman Chevron Station
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A
t th» Yuletide, on» of
our greatest pleasures is
to gr»»t our many good
friends with warm wishes
for a season rich in
the quiet peace of a winter
landscope . .the
jubilant joy of a ringing
bell.
A strange silence conies when snow has fallcnX^J
quiet of natures outdoors is broken only by
the flicker of cheer from a yuletide log at home.
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Everything is ready for a season of good cheer.
THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL STAFF
Dirick and Margaret Nedry
The Amalgamated Sugar Co. — White Satin Products
Ruben Lopez
Betty Talbot
Ruth Klinkenberg
Lucille Callahan