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Show r yrrr,,ry ryyrr V i 1 THE BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brighom City, Ufoh Thursday, January 1 Ufala Council 1962 1, SS. Oiicrs Backs UMPAC; Insurance Homes Goals Protection s' i '' SaBSaaSffiS&aSK (Pf. 1 H )Hy f suLN Sliki !1 s'; f n i The Council of the Utah State Medical Association approved the purposes and goals of the Utah Medical Political Action Committee and urged all physicians, their wives and interest d friends to join UMPAC and other political action committees in their states and communities. Effective political action must be earned on at the local level and effective implementation must be done by local groups of physicians, President Ralph E. JorThe formagenson, USMA, said. the tion of UMPAC recognizes need tor a national medical political action committee to coordi-lie the political activities of physicians groups at all levels through out the country. THE PURPOSES of UMPAC, which is an organization separate and distinct from the Utah State Medical Association as required by federal law are: 1. To promote and strive for the improvement of government by encouraging and stimulating physicians and others to take a more aclive and effective part In governmental affairs. 2. To encourage physicians and others to understand the nature and actions of their government as to important political issues and as to the records and positions of political parties, officeholders and candidates for elective office. 3. To assist physicians and others in organizing themselves for more effective political action and for carrying out their civic i recently-organ- ' TESTIMONIAL, SET-Ll- Dean der Many employed people and their dependents have insurance protection they are not aware of, according to Ernest Roberts, representative of the Ogden office of the Social Security Administration. He will be at the local Employment office Jan. 18 to assist local residents with Social Security problems. A recent survey by the Bureau , of Survivors, and Disability Insurance found that only about a fourth of the men and women interviewed were aware that their social security contributions were buying them protection against loss of income bemuse of severe and disability. reAlthough the employment are different from quirements those set by law fop retirement or death benefits, most workers with as much os five years of covered work (including military service in inany instances) during the ten-yeperiod ending with the onset of disability are prolected. THE FEATURE of the disability protection least understood - is the eligibility of dependents for benefit payments when the worker is found disabled. These are, of course, in addition to the benefits paid to the disabled worker. Dependents benefits may be paid to minor children, and when at least one child is eligible, the wife is also eligible regardless of her age. Also disabled adult sons and daughters of disabled, retired, or deceased workers are eligible for of disability benefits regardless age if they became disabled before age 18. A booklet which explains the major provisions of the disability protection under social security, If You Become Disabled, is available from any social security office on request, Roberts said. He will be at the Employment office here on Thursday, Jan. 18, from 10 a. m. to noon and from 1 p. m. to 4 p. ra. and will answer any questions you may have about Social Security. Old-age- F. Forsgren will be honored at a testimonial Sunday. Testimonial long-lastin- g Will Honor Local Elder A farewell testimonial will honor Elder Dean Frank Forsgren on Sunday evening, Jan. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the Brigham City Eighth LDS ward chapel, prior to his departure for the Northern States LDS Mission. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Forsgren, 223 North First East. Elder Forsgren will enter the LDS Mission Home in Salt Lake City on Monday, Jan. 22, for a week of special training prior to leaving for his mission headquarters at Chicago, 111. He is a graduate of Box Elder High school and he completed the four-yecourse at the LDS SemHe has been enrolled at inary. Utah State University and completed one quarter of work at the LDS Institute at Logan. Elder Forsgren has received his Duty to God Award for outstanding service in his priesthood quorums. Friends and relatives of the Forsgren family are invited to attend the testimonial, according to Bishop E. B. 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