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Show Thursday, September 30, 1954 Returns to States Private First Class David E, THE after serving 14 months in the Far East with the First Marine DiviVasion. The returnee was to have son of Mr. and Mrs. Silviano lerio, Valerio of Sunnyside, was sched- undergone about five days of aduled to arrive in San Francisco ministrative processing at TreasSeptember 25 aboard the trans-po- ure Island before being released General Nelson M. Walker on leave. rt SUN-ADVOCAT- E Page Three law makes it possible to maintain a closer relationship between the workers earnings and the benefits he and his dependents will even- for workers who earn $4,200 a year will be $108.50. Benefit amounts will be computed as 55 per cent of the first $110 of a tually receive. persons average monthly earnings The maximum benefit payable plus 20 per cent of the next $240. Kaiser First Aid Team Wins Fair First Place The Kaiser Steel first aid team with nine other teams at the State Fair in Salt Lake City last Saturday morning and fook first place. All the team members wore new uniforms of green trousers and shirts with white belts, ties and mine hats. The members of the team are Blondie Peterson, captain; Aubrey Otterstrom, John Schmidt, Clair Clements, Bert VanWagoner, Jerry Hernandez and Wendell Laramie. The team was trained by Clair Self. Reservations had been made at Coveys for the team and their wives for Saturday night. Saturday evening all were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Peperakis at a dinner party held at Harmons Cafe in Sugar House. Other guests at the dinner party were Mr. and Mrs, Less Neils and E, B. Confer of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markosck and Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Dalla Corte, all of Sunnyside. The crowd had refreshment at the Desert Inn, where Mr. and Mrs. Peperakis stayed for the week end, before going to the cafe. Mr. Neils was one of the first aid instructors who helped conduct the first aid classes held recently at the Kaiser mines and Mr. Confer is with the Bureau of Mines. Many of the people stayed Sunday afternoon to see the lee Follies and returned Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. St. 'John left on Wednesday of last week by train for New' York to spend a vacation. During their stay they will see the World Ser competed Increase in Social Security Due in Next Checks Immediately effective is the increase in benefits to persons now on the social security rolls. This will be reflected in the September checks which will be mailed early in October. The present minimum payment of $25 to a retired worker has been raised to $30, and the maximum of $S3 has gone up to $98.50. This means an increase in payments to retired workers of $3 or more a month, depending upon their average monthly earnings upon which benefit amounts are based. Dependents and survivors now receiving monthly payments will get proportionate increases, with ex cry family unit assured of a minimum increase of about $5 a month to the family. The maximum family payment has been raised from $188.75 to j? 2 00. The increases for present beneficiaries are automatic, and do not have to be applied for. The amended law also provides increases in benefits for persons e who become eligible for and survivors insurance benefits in the future. Under the old law the $3,600 limitation on the amount of annual carings subject to social security taxes and used in figuring benefits covered the full earnings of only 40 per cent of the nations regularly employed male workers. By raising the base ies. to $4,200 in a year, the amended Miss Marilyn Allred left Wedof week last and nesday spent the rest of the week visiting in Salt Peach Tree Borer Lake City and Provo. She returned Sunday night. Control Urged J. C. Stevenson, Sr., was taken back to the hospital in Dragerton Following Harvest last Monday. He had returned Poach growers in Carbon county home the previous Friday. He is being tested and treated for a should take steps to combat peach tree borers as soon as theip Liserious stomach ailment. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markosek, beria peach harvest is completed, advises Agricultural Agent Roselyn and Frankie spent the Robert County L. Hassell. week end in Salt Lake at the Fair Peach tree borers girdle and and attended the Ice Follies Sunweaken tree, inany stone-fruday afternoon. They went in Fricluding prune, apriplum, peach, day night and returned Sunday cot and trees. Priced with Gives you cherry night. This borer tunnels and feeds beMr. and Mrs. Ellis Morgan moLowest neath most tored to Logan Saturday and re- level the bark near the ground of the trunk, causing weakturned Sunday. They went in to ened and sick trees. Many trees visit their son, Robert who is a weakened by poach tree borers die freshman at the USAC. within a season or two. Often they er Exclusive Select-O-Di- al Action Jimmy Allred of Hiawatha spent become seriously infested with last week with his grand parents, Float-ov- er shot hole borers after becoming Rapidry Spii Rinsing Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Allred. the agent points out. Exclusive Pulsa-mat-lc Lifetime Porcelain Carlyle Otterstrom, son of Mr. weakened, use of ethylene dichlorProper and Mrs. staJoe Otterstrom, is mechanism Where it Counts Most! ide or propylene, dichloride emultioned in "Morocco with the U. S. sion or sprinkling PDB chrystals air force. He arrived there SepUses 2 to 8 gallons Truly automatic . . not around base of the trees in the the 1 tember to and expects remain fall will LESS excellent control of watery ' give there for the next 18 months. this pest, Mr. Hassell Injurious See Us for Easy Terms to Mrs. Arthur Hinkins spent two declares. home last with week days her Suit Your Convenience. parents and her son, Lee. She has been in Salt Lake City with her that Arthur is improving and has husband who has been in the hos- been moved to the St. Marks hosto be fitted for braces and pital with bulbar polio for the past pital three weeks. She came dow'n to take therapy treatments. COMPANY Ethel Stevenson returned Tuesday evening and stayed un- to Mrs. home in Manti after spendher YOUR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE DEALER til Thursday. Their baby is stayin the Provo hosthe summer SINCE JANUARY, 1920 ing with his Mr. and ing grandparents, for three eye operations and Phone 55 Price Mrs. Wilbur Christensen in Sun- pital at and Her Sunnydale Huntington. Mrs. Hinkins reported nyside. sister, Mrs. Maud Anderson, of Huntington will spend several weeks in Manti with her. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jeffs spent the week end in Salt Lake City to see the Ice Follies and to visit his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jeffs. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Graham returned home last week after spending three weeks in Salt Lake City and Oregon. They are moving to Salt Lake City in the near future. Their daughter, Mrs. Chris Christensen, and baby son came home with them and stayed until Sunday when her husband came STOCK-CA- R out for her. Bob Stoker entered the Drag erton hospital Wednesday of last TT" Ca week. After treatment he return ' ,7 ' ed home Friday. & ' Mr. and Mrs. James G. Burgess and family went to Salt Lake City to the fair last Saturday and TRADE-I- fl Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elvoy Widdison and two daughters have moved to Dragerton. They have lived In 7. w Sunnydale since last June. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gresham Kand two boys moved to Kiowa A. Colorado, September 27, Mr. Gresham is now employed as a. tele" A ,V ; phone lineman for a local tele phone company there and Mrs. if Gresham will work in the office of the same company. They have lived in Sunnyside for many years b : s , ,4 and Mr. Gresham was employed i at the coke ovens. ; vV' Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Allred spent the week end in Salt Lake City. They attended the Fair and visited A her brother and family, Mr. and X'. Mrs. Bill Jeffs and their son, Ken neth. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wright, and Jerry spent the week Walt, Product of American Motors end in Salt Lake City. They visited their daughter and sister, Mr, Well go 'way over market for your car in trade. It will likely make and Mrs. Lou Mele. 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