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Show Thursday, April 30, 1959 BENNION NEWS Gene Rich is recovering from a broken arm this week, which he got when he fell from a fruit tree. A speedy recovery is wished to him. . The Plymouth School held their last PTA meeting of the year last week. Elections were held. Mrs. Roy Breeze of Bennion was elected president. Mrs. Bert Gardner, 1st vice president; Mr. Raymond Wrig-le- y was installed as 2nd vice president; Mrs. Chet Johnson, secretary and treasurer. Prior to the meeting school lunch was served to approximately 200 parents. Mr. Brien, rep t v V" , ' ' 2s,Sfsi ..... .V ' 7" i, ' ; 'v ' -- 'v 5 A'v. ", U - of the troup 99 were present. The Utah Bowmens Assn, held their Annual Novelty Shoot at Hidden Valley, Sunday, April 26. Hot dogs and drinks were served. A good time was had by everyone who attended. resenting the Granite School District talked to the group on the coming bond election. Mrs. Willis Whitbeck, representing the Granite PTA executive board, installed the newly elected officers. Mrs. Ernest The Lary Pino Conservatory will Albretsen, retiring PTA president, hold their annual accordion festival thanked all those who worked with the her the past year. Meeting ad- at Highland High School auditorium, Thursday, April 30, at 8 journed at 9:30. p.m. Tickets may be purchased at A group of scouts from Bennion the door. Many young people from participating in the Fish and Game this area will participate. rifle safety program, attended a rifle range shoot Saturday at the The Annual Farm Bureau Supper KSL Radio tower. 100 attendance was held at the Bennion Ward ...an r Page 5 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS Saturday, April 25. After a roast beef supper, a short program followed, the Bird Nielson family from Holladay provided musical numbers. Yolus Inouye Farn Bureau County president from Utah County talked to the group of the important importance of Farm Bureau work. Mrs. Roy Breeze told the group of the importance of the Young Peoples Organization Salt Lake County would like to get organized. A. V. Smoot of Corrine, Utah, state president of the Farm Bureau, told the guests how important it was for the farmers to n work together. Mr. and Mrs. furnished the accordion music for the dance. There were Stef-fenso- around 200 guests present. The decorations were under the direction of the implement companys in Salt Lake County. Ross Cowan, Case dealer in Midvale; Walt Swain, John Deere dealer in Bennion, General Service & Equipment Company Massey-FergusoMrs. Murray. Elmo Hamilton of Riverton decorated the head table. Sanders Implement Company, Petersen Implement and Utah Poultry & Farmers Coop donated prizes that were given away during the evening. n, Stake leadership was held at the Taylorsville Stake House Monday night, April 27, at 7:30. paycheck every payday '? ' ) V vl ' 1, ? $ ' I . ; a s, s a The daily wage rate tells only part of the story of a job in copper production in Utah. In addition, there are fringe benefits that are important in helping to provide security for Kennecott employees and their families. These added benefits are equivalent to an extra paycheck every payday. In all, there are more than 20 fringe valued at about benefits $1500 a year per employee. For all employees, this amounts to about $10,500,000 a year, which in itself would be one of the largest payrolls in our state. But at Kennecott it is in addition to the regular payroll t, of $43,000,000 each year. Among these fringe benefits is a liberal plan which helps employees and members of their families hospital-medical-surgic- al meet the cost of sickness. Another provides weekly payments during sickness, and lump sum payments for fatal or dismembering accidents. A third makes low cost group life insurance available to employees. Kennecott1 pays the major part of the cost of these benefits and employees pay the remainder, while the company pays the full cost of a pension plan that helps provide financial security for retired day-pa- y off-the-j- ob employees. Good pay and fringe benefits that provide additional security for the present and the future help tell the full story of a job in copper production in Utah. The combination of the two explains why, so frequently, what may start as just a job at Kennecott, develops into a lifetime career. HtkMMM Kennecott Copper Corporation A Good Neighbor Helping to Build a Better Utah |