®°«Wl Soeurtty
Her# Tills Month
T«n Bnrscher, field represent
y* °f the Social Security Ad
ministration, will be in Kodiak
"H3 21 and 22. He will be avail
JjJ** to the public to take applica
*|#BS f°r old-age, disability or sur
benefits or to answer ques
ts®H® about Social Security.
Burtscher will be available
Monday, April 21 from 2 to 5 p.m.
Oa. Tuesday, he can be interviewed
from 3 to 6 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m.,
at the Kodiak Hotel.
Burtscher stated in making the
announcement of his forthcoming
r
visit: ‘There are four times when
it is vital for a person to boiitact
the Social Security representatve.
One is after the death of a person
who has a social security number,
when some member of the family
should make the contact, to de
termine if there are survivor in
surance benefits payable. Second,
if a person should become dis
abled. “If you become totally dis
abled and if you have worked in
jobs under social security for a
total of 5 or more years, you may
be able to have your earning rec
ord frozen. If you are 50 or over
you could be eligible for monthly
social security disability pay
ments.”
Burtscher further stated a good
NOTICE
Dr. E. E. Bach, Optometrist, will
be in IKodiak to do eye examina
tions on April 27 through 30. For
an appointment call Mrs. Carl
Huer at 5451.
Mecca Wrecker Serwice
Insured Carrier
24 Hour Service
Phones 3333 - 5341 or N.S.445
Attention Ail Unions
Bart's Cab is non-union
Do not patronize
Teamsters Local 500
Paid Advertisement
Buy Your Bread and Pastries
at
NJIUGHTON’S BAKERY
Open 24 hours dally Phone 2062
Beachcombers
Now open 7 nights a week
from 11 p.m. until ???
Music every Friday & Saturday
from 1 a.m. until ? ? ?
by
The Kodiak Hillbillies
time to check into your social se
curity is when you reach retire
ment .age, which is 62 for women
and 69 for men. If your total
yearly earnings are $2080 or less
or if there are some months m
which you didn’t work, then you
may be eligible for nil or some of
your monthly social security bene
fits.
Finally, when you reach the age
of 72, and if you haven’t already
filed for your social security bene
fits, you should contact a repre
sentative. “If you are insured,
benefits are payable to you even
if you are working full time and
have high earnings,” he said.
Install Officers
At USO Meeting
Officers were installed and re
ports of the director and commit
tees were heard at the annual
meeting of the USO, held at the
organizations headquarters Wed
nesday, April 9. Dinner was served
to approximately 100 board mem
bers and guests.
Art Brooks is the new chairman
of the Operating Board. He re
places George Sonntag. Vice-chair
man is Jess Ballard. Mrs. May
McIntyre is secretary of the staff.
These officers Were installed by
Dr. Robert Johnson.
Following the invocation by the
Rev. Fred Mamoloff, dinner con
sisting of ham and turkey, salad,
ice cream and cake was served.
Chairman Brooks pointed out in
his speech on taking office the
necessity of the USO, the need of
such an organization functioning
in Kodiak. He concluded by say
ing: “It is the responsibility of
each and every one of us to con
tinue the work of the USO.” He
urged those present to inspect the
premises and offer suggestions as
to how to improve its usefulness.
The director, Howard Daraar
est, in his annual report, stressed
the need of Junior hostesses, as
wel as senior volunteers. He paid
tribute to many who have con
tributed in the past, but stated
there was a great need for ladies
to assist in the work. He singled
out many of the men, mainly in
the service, who are conducting
classes in leather craft, photogra
phy and other fields. He commend
ed them, and also Mrs. Edris, the
USO sewing class intructor.
Others who spoke were Dr. Vic
tor Strash, who asked that the
young people who make use of the
USO contact board members with
suggestions as to what they want.
“We are anxious to help,” he said;
Wendell Hylton, Lou Veerman,
Rev. Fred Mamaloff, Chuck Mack
ie, William Chew and Mike Holt.
Jess Ballard was master of cere
monies, and introduced Cdr. and
Mrs. E. J. Murphy, Mayor and
Mrs. Merrill Coon, and all those
present.
Members of the USO Operating
Committee are Irene Brooks,
American Legion Auxiliary; Mrs.
Maxine Brooks, Business and Pro
fessional Women’s Club; Betha
Digree, Chamber of Commerce;
John A. Gibbons, Elks’ Lodge;
Dorothy Haag, Emblem Club;
Wendell Hylton, Community Bap
tist Church; Rev. Fred Memoloff,
Church of God; Ovid McKinley,
U. S. Deputy Marshall; George
Sonntag, Veterans of Foreign
Wars; Dr. Victor Strash, Kodiak
Education Association; Rev. R. L.
Talbott, S. J., St. Mary’s Church,
and Lou Veerman, member-at
large.
The USO staff consists of J.
Howard Demarest, director; Mrs.
May McIntyre, office secretary;
Egbert Intvelt, maintenance; and
William Chew, part time assist
ant
The Community Baptist Church
m
"The Big White Church on the BUT
Rev. John Molletti, JPaator
Sunday School —9:45 am.
Morning Worship —11:00 aa». ^
Youth Fellowship Groups -6:W;
Evening Worship —7:30 p.m. V ;
Mid wlek Service -7*Qpm, Wednesday
"Holding Forth ||e Word Of life"
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