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day that he will seek re-election as sheriff of Nevada county
at the June primary.
Brown is completing his fifth
termyand 20th year as sheriff,
having been elected for the first 7
time in 1950,
In announcing his candidacy)
Brown said:
"T am particularly. proud that.
three of the people still on the
staff: started. with. me in 1951-Frank Gallino, Elmer Oates
and Bill Mullis. I am proud of
the sheriff's staffbecause Ithink
they are efficient. dedicated
people who are conscientious
in their work," :
"My department belongs to
the Peace Officers Standard
Training program, and our men
receive training from various
academies established and approved by the State of California.,:
Along with this, we were instrumental in getting Sierra College:
to establish a night course in
law enforcement at the high
school, and several members of
the staff are participating with
an aim of getting an associate
of arts degree in law enforcement."Hf re-elected, I plan.to continue thodernizing the department in an attempt to give the
people of Nevada county the best
law. enforcement possible for
their tax dollars.".
Brown moved to Nevada county
when his father bought a ranch
in Penn Valley. in 1928, He
attended the seventh and eighth
grades: at the old Indian Springs
Grammar School there, then attended and graduated from Grass
Valley High, Brown attended the
University of Texas for. a time
on a football scholarship. He
was at Pearl Harbor.as a civilian. employe with the Navy when
the Japanese attacked Bec, 7,
1941, Brown served in the Army
during World War II, then wasin
the oil business in Grass Valley
before being elected sheriff.
Brown isthe current president
of the California Sheriff's Association and will represent the organization ‘at the national convention in Hot Springs, Ark. this
fall,
He also is a past member of
the law and legislative committee and health and welfare com-mittee of the California Peace.
Officers Association, past
Wayne Brown “announced to-.
WAYNE BROWN
Social
Security
Q. Where does the money
come :from to pay for all of
the different types of social
security benefits?
A. During working years, employes, their employers, and
self-employed people contribute
to special social security trust
funds, Money is then. available’ so that cash benefits can
be paid from these funds to
replace part of the earnings
an individual or a family loses
when the worker retires, becomes disabled, or dies.
worked to be insured for these
benefits?
A. If you became disabled
before age 24, you need to meet
minimum work requirement of
1-1/2 years of work out of the
last 3 years preceding your
disability. If you became disabled. between the ages of 24
and 31, you need to have worked
one-half of the time between
your 21st birthday and the time
you became disabled.
Q. I am receiving my social
security retirement benefit
while working parttime. My employer“ deducts social security
tax from my pay. I'm over 65-do I still haye to pay the tax?
A, Yes, your employer is
correct in withholding the tax
from your earnings; He also
shares this responsibility. by
paying an amount equal to your
social security taxes, As longas
you workyou continue to pay
social. security tax, regardless
of. your.age or benefit. status.
president of Grass’ Valley —.yorai years, and am going to
Rotary, past commander « ‘of:
American: *Legion* Post 130,
charter member of Grass Valley
Jaycees, member of Native Sons
of the Golden West, Madison
Lodge of Masons, Scottish Rite
of Sacramento and Ben Ali Shrine
of Sacramento.
Brown and his wife, June, have
two children -Jim, who works
for the San Joaquin County Health
Department; and Melinda, a
teacher in Monterey. They have
one grandchild.
apply for disability benefits. I pins--Mike Stine,» and Glenn
haven't seen my doctor for.a
year. because ‘he last told me he
couldn't..do. anything for my
condition, Is it worthwhile to
see him before I apply for benefits?
A, By all means. Your appli-.
cation can be processed much
faster if information about your
current. condition is available
when you file your claim.
Cub Pack 21 awards _
Q, How long must I have presented at ¢ In
Awards were presented to #
several boys during the annual §
Blue. and Gold dinner held last
week by Cub Scout Pack 21 of
Grass Valley:
Among those honored were
Cubmaster Bill Roth and his
BILL ROTH, right, Cubmaster
of Pack 21, looks over a gold:
tie tac, presented to him by:
committeeman Wallace Olson
Gold dinner. The pin was given .
to Roth in honor. of his serTHE GIPSON’S
wife, Claudia, who were given
presents from the committee
in thanks for their years of ser=
vice to the pack,
Craig Bigham received the
Webelos award, sybolic of his
having completed Tenderfoot
273-2561
requirements to enter Boy.
Seouts. :
Other awards were:
Bobcat: — Mark McClain, Ben
Levy and Bill Sylvester; Bear
badge--Greg Arndt; wolf badge
111 WMA P.O. BOX 1034 1
--Greg. Sylvester, Craig Whittingslow, Greg Hill, David Robinson, ;
Webelos ribbon--BillSylvester; gold arrows, Craig Whittingslow, Jimmie: Stine, Brad
»Anderson; Webelos activity
Annin, athlete.
MEN NEEDED
in this area to train as
LIVESTOCK.
_ BUYERS .
LEARN TO BUY CATTLE,
HOGS AND SHEEP
sale lots, and
WATER PROBLEMS
Call 273-4493
Pumps—Filters .
Pipe—Fittings .
during last .week's Blue andi bi Ba a esi
nee nates aie CaaS