Q. What papers will I need to
take with me when I file my claim
for social security retirement
benefits?
A. Bring some proof of your age
such as a birth certificate, baptis
mal certificate, old insurance poli
cy or other old record showing
your age, and your W-2 or income
tax return showing your 1958 In
come. Also, of course, your social
security card.
Q. If I should die how much
social security would my wife and
two children get?
A. A widow with two children
who are either under age 18 or
totally disabled, can now receive
•as much as $232 a month plus a
lump-sum death benefit of from
$90 to $255. Both amounts depend
on how much the deceased’s aver
age earnings were.
Q. I was told in 1953 that I
could qualify for benefits as a
dependent mother because my son
was survived by a widow. Can I
get payments under the new
amendments to the Social Security
rn
Act ?
A. A dependent parent can now
draw benefits even if the deceased
was survived by a widow or child
ren, if the parents meets all re
quirements.
E. Wheelers Join
Staff Of Mission
Mr. E. L. Wheeler and Mrs.
Glenda Wheeler, and their two
children arrived this week from
Seward.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler have
joined the staff of the Kodiak
Baptist Mission as house parents,
residing at McWhinnie cottage.
Their two boys are Larry, age 9,
and Mark, age 3.
The Wheelers resided in Seward
prior to coming here, where Mr.
Wheeler was on the staff of the
Jessie Lee Children’s Home.
Third Child Girl
A baby girl weighing 8 lbs., 5
ozs., was born on September 2 to
Darla Joan and Sgt. Robert Wayne
Schlund, USMC. The baby, who
is the Schlunds’ third child, has
been named Penny Jo.
The family resides in Kodiak on
the Base Road.
POLICE SLOGAN
When you are driving through
school zones, think of and for chil
dren. '
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ALBERT CLINTON MOON, C.S.I.
Christian Science
Lecturer Tuesday
The healing power o;? divine
Love will be the tonic oe a free
public lecture on Christian Science
to be given in Kodiak on Tuesday,
September 22 by Albert Clinton
Moon of Chicago.
Mr. Moon will speak in the
Christian Science Society Kodiak
Building at 8 p.m. under the aus
pices of the Christian Science So
ciety, Kodiak. His subject will be
Christian Science Reveals Divine
Love in Action.
A member of The Christian
Science Board of Lectureship, Mr.
Moon is on a nationwide speaking
tour. A native of Lorain, Ohio, he
withdrew from business in 1933 to
devote his full time to the public
practice of Christian Science heal
in. He has been an authorized
teacher of Christian Science since
1943.
Adm. McKechnie
On Hawaii Trip
Rear Adm. Arnold McKechnie
and members of his staff will be
on hand to meet Secretary of De
fense Neil McElroy when he ar
rives at Elmendorf, September 21.
Adm. McKechnie will leave Sep
tember 23 for Pearl Harbor when
he will attend the CinPae staff
meeting which begins September
26.
When the meeting ends, Mc
Kechnie will fly ot Alameda, Cali
fornia, for an operational confer
ence sponsored by the Commander
of Western Sea Frontier. He will
return October 3 or 4.
Baptists .Plan
To Hold Retreat
A retreat for missionary^ of the
American Baptist Convention will
be held at Woody Island Septem
ber 21-22 and 23. Rev. Leo Schla
gel, general missionary from An
chorage, will act as program direc
tor. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. Schlagel.
Attending the retreat will be
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Smith of
Ouzinkie, Rev. and Mrs. John Mol
letti, Mr. and Mrs. William Stone,
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hylton and
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wheeler. Oth
ers planning to attend are Miss
Rose Graziano, Miss Mildred Crow
ell, Miss Pearle Rold and Miss
Estelle Marlin.
Three local couples will act as
houseparents during the absence
of the regular houjseparents. Bfr.
and Mrs. Francis Anderson will be
in charge of Ayer Cottage; Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Hensen, Me Winnie Cot
tage, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Coker will be at Doane Cottage.
GRIFFIN MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL NOTES
Admitted to Griffin Memorial
Hospital the past week were Jacob
Laktonen, Larsen Bay; Mrs. Bar
bara Chute; Sig Jacobsen, Larsen
Bay; Mrs. Shirley Henley and Mrs.
Mary Harrington.
Patients discharged were Ken
neth Goshen; Marvin Nelson; Earl
Hansen; Mrs. Alberta Laktonen and
infant; Mrs. Carol Johnson
and infant; Mrs. Mariaae FiUger
ald; Mrs. Marian Lynch and Jacob
Laktonen.
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