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A Rig With -- the of Chil ! _ Husbang Grand The, New Ideg in Cig NOw iN ty Mother s Dy Use Our Loyawy Jewelry Glens Falls sinc in same ownenly Thins to First Nation Glen St. ures 798- 597 moi Ci rcle, nville Baptist Church Circle of the Baptist me of Mrs. Wednesday, May 10th, wiry Gals picked up ides during the week i with bowling. the ways you can use exhibits were get up West Hebron and one M yi11 continuously be om trash. Life practice was held rian Church in West Eleven 4-H members hrticipating in theser- Rural Life Sunday 1s \ On May 6th another h 13 in a group. be able to attend. Granville will meet practice will be held. h members will also be there Other Also on May 6th a Bake Sale and Basaar will be held. Ail members are working vigor- ously to price and finish their products. The bazsmr will be starting amt 11 a.m. and will continue for a few hours, It will end with a handmade quilt being raffled, The bazaar no doubt will be held on the lawn of the United Presbyterian Church, - We hope that you wiil E'\ Heber Allen Chapter DAR Makes Award Members of Heber AllenChap- On the 29th they urday, April 29th. Their topic Ws sh Is our Treasure.\ to Israel. Ruth Wyman. 95th at the United tive year. | ROUND & SQUARE DANCE 8 P.M. -1 A.M. POULTNEY VALLEY CLUB LES PARKER'S BAND Refreshments Available Sponséred by The ladies Auxiliary West Pawlet Vol. Fire Dept. Benefit for hotective equipment for fire men ; a“ ter, DAR, honored the winner buntr y G of their Good Citizen Award - l—H C|Ub Debra Travers, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Williim Travers of East Poultney - mt a luncheon meeting given in Wells on Sat- Miss Emily Ross, a faculty member of Franklin Plerce College in Ringe, N.H., gave a Travelogue lecture with movies taken on @a recent trip Hostesses for the occasion about making useful were Mrs, Bernard Dooley, Mrs. Ethel Regan and Mrs. The Chapter received the Gold Award for outstanding accomp- lishments in attaining the Honor Roll of the National NSDAR for the second consecu- Society The Crucibles are presenting Ausic Man ' Thur-Fri-Sat. May 4-5-6 at hitehall High School | Whitehall, N.Y. TIME 8 P.M. ALL SEATS - $1.50 fOR RESERVATIONS CALL _ (518) 499-1770 A Statement from ranville Liquor Store Or their assistance during our 'ansition period and assisting n our relocation we wish to Xpress our appreciation to Arthur Tamer, Senator Albert Berkowitz and The Andrus Agency and particularly the onderful people of Granville vho 'have accepted us so cor _°“ will find no lower prices on ir and cordials in New York State. the near future will be adding ° our inventory wines fro m treund the world and many new domestic wines. New Store Hours 05d°7459nduy 9 a.m.-9 p.m. \y's‘W'dflY 9 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Janice & Bob Reitnaver dially. an Fish & Game Meets Tonight There will be a meeting of the Granville Fish & Game Club Thursday, May 4th, to- night, at 7:30 p.m, at the Henry Hose rooms. Special business is to be dis- cussed -- all mambers are urged to attend! Evening Flower Chapter No. 94,065 A regular meeting of Evening - Flower Chapter No. 94 O,.E.S. will be held Monday, May 8th, at 8:00 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in Pawlet, Vermont. Addendas honoring the new Star Point Officers and Mother's Day will be given. - Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Sylvan Star Chapter #122, OES. Sylvan Star Chapter #122, OES met on April 25th for a regu- lar business meeting with Col- leen Hooper, Matron, and Lawr- ence Hooper, Patron, presiding. Charlotte Owens and Hilda Maynard, both Past Matrons, and Edith Coomer, were pre- sented with 40-year commem- orative membership cer- tificates, Members are asked to con- tribute handcrafts or food for . the District Flea Market to be held at the Hudson Falls Masonic Temple on Saturday, May 6th, The Chapter wishes to thank all who helped the Special Projects Committee benefit for the Pember Museum be a suc- cess. The slate table was awarded to Phyllis Wade of Dorset, Vt. Mothers Night will be observed at the meeting on May 9th at 8 p.m. at the Norton-Hewitt Memorial Masonic Temple, WSCS Sponsors Mother - Daughter Supper The - Women's Society of Christian Service of the Gran- ville United Methodist Church will sponsor a Mother-Daughter covered - dish supper in the Church social hall on Wednes- day, May 10th, at 6:30 p.m. All mothers and daughters, grandmothers and granddaugh- ters of the parish are cor- dially invited, Society mem- bers without daughters may wish to \adopt\ a young guest for the evening. The program will feature a Magle Show by Ellery Lawr- ence, a professional magician from East Arlington, Vt. Favors, special recognitions and music will add tothe enjoy- ment of the evening, Mrs. Gordon Clark and Mrs. James Jameson are program co- chairmen. Allt women - attending are asked to bring a casserole, meat dish or salad to pass. The Executive Committee, as hostesses, will provide dessert and arrange for other items on the menu. Reservations should be made with Mrs. William Wright or other members of the calling committee. Typewriters make it easy to write...but thinking still comes as hard as ever! out of each $1 paid in movie admissions, _ about 1-1/2¢ go toward paying the salaries of the actors and acresses pro- ducing the picture, mo\ NORDIC - GOLD . GENT PROOF . emembe MatodDa Sunday, May 14th SCOTTIE!'S Has THE Most CompLeETE SeLEctioN In \THE NortH CouNnTRY. FENTON HANDMADE ART GLASS CARNIVAL GLASS - OvER 300 PIECES IN STOCK IN 30 DESIGNS FOR THE COLLECTOR OF EARLY AMERICAN. PITCHERS, VASES, SUGAR AND CREAMERS , SALT AND PEPPERS, CANDLEHOLDERS, BON BON DISHES, COMPOTES, CANDY JARS. PFALTZGRAFF STONEWARE YORKTOWNE - BLUE AND WHITE . SERVING DISHES TO FOR DINNER FOR 2 TO 42. OovEN PROOF . By Idw al Parry ly social security disability benefits for the past 2 years. A friend of mine has offered me a part-time job. I am not sure I could do this type of work, but I would like to try it, Would I lose my disability benefits if I take it? A, Under the social security law, disability beneficiaries who work despite severe handi- cap can continue to be paid their monthly benefits while they are testing their ability to work. However, if you should start to work, be sure to notify your social security office. Q., I will be 65 soon and would like tosign up for the medical part of Medicare which covers doctors' services. Is there a charge for this part of Medicare? A, Yes. The premium for this coverage is now $5.30 a month, The rate will be in- creased July 1, 197] to $5.60 for all those enrolled. The Medical part of Medicare is purely voluntary. You should contact your Social Security office 3 months before your 65th birthday to sign up for Medicare, Q. For years I've been told that we should inquire a the Social Security office before retiring., I'd hate to lose time from work to gointoyour office. A. Save a trip- telephone, We will be glad todiscuss whatever questions you have and to point out what proofs you will need when you file. In fact, we can probably handle your applica- tion by phone. Q. I'm receiving Social Secur- ity \widewrs'\ benefits, I'm going to move next month and I know I have to notify my Social Security office, Would it help if I went in personally to the office? A. The quickest way to notify us of your change of address is to telephone, Q. My son,age 20, is receiv- Ing social security students benefits, His spring term ends on June 1, 1971. Can he receive benefits - for the - summer months? A. Yes,. However, he must be a full time student in the spring and report to the Social Security Administration his in- tention to resume school full time in the fall. Q, - Why do I have to fill out a student reporting card if I al- Your Social Security Q, I have been getting month- Dist. Manager ready told Social Security I would be in school until 19737 A, Changes do - occur in students' plans and the form SSA-1388 verifies the student's current intentions. Q, I am 66 and out of work right now, - However, I may start working again within a year or two. Could I apply for monthly social security re- tirement benefits, and, ifI start back to work sgain, have my checks stopped? A, Yes, You may start and stop your checks as often as necessary, And, depending on how much you earn when you do go back to work, you may be sableto get checks for some months. _ Regardless of how much you earn you can get a check for any month you don't earn over $140, too, that when you reach 12, you can get your check every month nomatter how much you earn. Q, My husband and I both worked for many years. Now we are retired and get social security retirement benefits. He has recently been offered a job that will pay him $3000 a year, We heard that since we file a joint tax return we can credit $1,500 of his earn- ings to him and $1,500 to me, 'That way neither of us, would lose any socialsecurity checks during the year, Is this true? A, No. Your husband's total earnings will determine the amount of social security ben- efits he'll getduring the year. However, your checks won't be affected by your husband's work 1f you are getting benefits based on your own work record. If you are getting wife's pay- ments, your benefits as well as your husband's would be affected by his earnings. Q. - Iam a single woman in my late thirties, As the result of an accident, I have been severely disabled since I was 10 and havenever worked under social security. My - father who was my sole support died recently, Can lcollect monthly social security benefits as his depernident? A. - Since you were disabled before 18 and have been unable to work since that time, you inight be eligible to get month- ly survivors benefits. - Call any social security office as as possible. If your mother is living, she is the goft C BD MILK GLASS - Come Browse At SCOTTIES' You'LL Be Gap You Dip! !l! 20 MAIN STREET, GRANVILLE - 642-9889 A Sure Sign of Spring! rem OPENING THIS SATURDAY MAY 6 FEATUV RING Fish Fillet Dinner Along with a complete menu of popular foods and fine qu ality Soft Creme Products OPENING SPECIAL Cold-Topped Sundaes - 27¢ GoURME T - BROWN. PLACE SETTINGS IN STOCK PLUS MAKE COMPLETE TABLE SETTINGS DISHWASHER SAFE . Car Hop Sign Remember, , CJ My DETER- care of all my bills after first $68, but the hospital told me 1 have to pay for the biood. Is thisright? A, Yes,. The cost of the first 4 pints of blood received in each benefit period in a hos- pital is not covered by Medi- care, Most blood programs, however , have - provisions whereby they donot charge for blood if replaced by someone inthe name of the recipient. The answer is basically true. However, I have been advised by the local chapter of the American Red Cross that resi- dents ofthis ares can be assured that they can receive blood withoutcost to them, There is a small processing charge, but none for the blooditself, Here's agood place to put in a plug for the Red Cross and its Blood~ mobile! Q, I'ma student and, since my mother died, I've been get- ting monthly social security checks. Now, the paymentsare mailed to my father,. However, I am planning to transfer to an out-of-state school shortly. Can I have my checks mailed directly to me? A. Yes, a student beneficiary can have his benefits paid directly to him if his parent agrees tothis, Contact any social security office to make the change. Q. I get monthly retirement benefits from social security, and my wife also draws bene- fits on my work record. My wife is planning to start work- ing at a part-time job. Will her earnings affect my monthly benefits? A, No. If she earns enough, your wife may have part or all ofher own monthlycash bene- fits withheld, but this will not affect your retirement payments, Q. I receive both a retire- ment benefit from social secur - ity and a pension from the U.S, Army. Does my army pension count as earnings? A, No. Only wages and self employment income count as earnings. Otherincome---such as another pension, dividends, or interest, does not affect your social security benefit payments. If someone comes to your door and says he is from theSocial Security or Medicare Office, ask to seehiscredentials.There have been scatteredinstances in which confidence men have posed as Social Security repre- sentatives as a - pretense for getting money from Social Se- curity and Medicare benefic- laries. (There have been no such incidentsinthe Glens Falls area, so far, however). This reminderis not intended to alarm local elderly people, but just to put them on notice so that they would not be victim- ized. Any bonafide social security representative | will | readily show youhis identification and will not mind at @ll if you want to double check by calling the Social Security - office on the telephone while he is there, Q, After my husband died, my sonreceivedmonthly social se- curitybenefits until he was 18. His benefits stopped, however, when he left school for a year. Now at 19, heplans toattend a local college,. Can he get so- clal security benefits again? A, Yes, Thechildofa retired, deceased, or disabled worker can get monthly payments until 22 as long as he is in full-time attendance | at an accredited school and is unmarried. Con- tact any social security office as soon aspossibleto have your son's benefits started again. Q, Since my husband diedlast year, I have been receiving monthly social security benefits for my 18-year old son, whowill be attending junior college next year. Do his benefits stop at the end of the school year -- while he is on summer vacation? A, No,monthly benefitchecks continue for up to 4 months of vacation if your son was a full- time student before the vacation period started and intendstore» turn to full-time attendance when the vacation ends. All fishermen mgree there are 2 times when fishing is best; (1) before they got there and (2) after they left. The Gvranvillve Sentinel Published Thursday at 6 Nor- th Street, Granville, N.Y., 12832 MacArthur H. Manchester, Ed- itor and Publisher., Establish- ed in 1275 by Jamess Lillie Mc- Arthur. Subscription rates; One year $6; Out of State, $6.50. . Six Months, $4.50; Single coples 15 cents. THURSDAY, - MAY - 4, 1972 The Sentinel assumes no tin« anclal responsibility for typo« graphical errors in advertise- ments, but will reprint free of charge that part of an adver- tisement in which an error occ-= urs. Entered at the Post Office at Granville, N.Y. as second class matter. Postal | Permit No. 1. MEMBER fr wn SPEAKING of the Fish family , Eddie Fish is considered one of the National Guard's most competent - commissioned offi~ cers. He's earned his well de- served reputation! Drs i a' o-- ~ . Notebook _| (Continued from Page D _ Tyg GaaArVILS SENTINEL by alumni of the late General OVER 13 100 READERS MacArthur's legal section, THURSDAY, *% % % NOTE TO MIDDLE GRAN_- VILLE - You people are in for something nothing less than a spectacular when Kathie Fish takes the hand of John Winn... 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