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\ PG. 14 - PLAINDEALER- WED. FEB. 5, 1969 HELP WANTED HELP WAKTED OPPORTUNITY IS YOURS AT BRAKE PARTS COMPANY MALE Maintenance 1st shift Man (experienced in mechanical and electrical repair) Tool and 2nd shift Cutter Grinder Molders Fork Lift Operators Stock Men 1st & 2nd shift 1st & 2nd shift 1st & 2nd shift FEMALE Order Pickers 1st shift Assemblers 1st shift Machine 1st & 2nd shift Operators OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Friday, 8 aam. to 5:00 p.m. -- Saturday, 8:00 a.m. to Noon or by appe ntment. Why not work here in McHenry? BRAKE PARTS COMPANY Care About People "An equal Opportunity Employer" 1600 N. Industrial Dr. HcHENBT (Behind The McHenry Market Place) PHONE 815-385-7002 2-5-69 LOST AND FOUND fTOUND: McHenry State Bank lobby. Ben Franklin bag containing purchases. Owner may Save same by identifying ar- £cles. Also bag of hair curlfs. various gloves and glasses. * 2-5-69 LOST: Prescription sun glassers. Vicinity of St. John's church during noon wedding on February 1, 1969. REWARD. Call 385-3421 2-5/2-7-69 LOST: Several keys on chain. If found please call Sig Jacobsen, 653-9198 after 5 p.m. or mail to P.O. Box #1, Ringwood, 111., postage collect. $2.00 reward. 2-5/2-7-69 Wanted To Rent UNFURNISHED HOUSE. 2 or 3 bedrooms, garage, clean, reasonable. March 1st. Middle age couple, no children, no pets. References. Close in McHenry. Write P.O. Box 34, McHenry, 111. 1-29/2-5-69 FOR RENT IMMEDIATE possession. Large 2 bedroom ranch, attached garage, laundry room, gas heat. Security deposit. $135.00 per tnonth. Call 385-6341, ask for Mr. Sullivan. 1-31/2-5-69 CLEAN, nicely furnished, gas heated, 4 room house with porch. Wall to wall carpeting, picture window. Beach, pier, nice grounds. Adults, $150 plus Security. Call 385-1080. 2-5/2-7-69 _CARD OF THANKS There are no words to express our gratitude to all our friends and neighbors in our time of sorrow. A very special thank you to Father Baumhofer, Father Rudden, Father Kennedy and all the young people of McHenry. THE FAMILY OF ROBERT SCHAEFER 2-5-69 WE WISH to thank the McHenry, Johnsburg and Lakemoor fire department for their prompt response tp our call early Wednesday morning, January 29th. THE RAY ETTEN FAMILY 2-5-69 THANK YOU seems like such a small word to express one's (feelings but I cannot find words so may I just say I'd like to send my most sincere Thank You to all the kind people for all the help nven to my family after our \ fire. Everything was greatly appreciated. I'd also like to thank Wein Store of Woodstock for all the lovely things given to me from this shop. Sincerely, MRS. SAGEL 2-5-69 I WANT TO thank everyone who sent cards, flowers and gifts, also prayers for my recovery during my illness at the hospital. MRS. AMELIA SMITH 2-5-69 Wanted To Bay A BEVERAGE COOLER with coin slot. Must be reasonable. Call 385-0170. 1-22-69TF 1-2 FOR RENT FOR RENT DELUXE OFFICE SPACE 744 sq. ft. New, modern, air conditioned. Kent Building, 3322 W. Elm St.. McHenry Also perfect for physician or dental office. Storage space, parking adjacent to building. Call 385-3800 or 385-0269 after 8 pan. 2-5-69TF1-2 SHOP IN MCHENRY Pets That Need A Home -vc... . 1 _ Mc UEKiRY COUNTY CDl&TUbUSE SITE EVkUU&TlOH S OR ARE Looking For Their Master As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The animals are to be given away to good homes without charge or you are trying to find the owner jf a pet that has strayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY 3 MIXED BREED PUPPIES, house trained, months to 1 year. Call 385-3983. Ages 3 1-31-69 GERMAN SHEPHERD, 9 months old. dog. Needs good home. Call 385-2287. Excellent watch 2-5-69 1 FEMALE DOG, mixed breed, 2 years old. Partly house broken. Very good with children. . Call 385-1693. 2-5-69 T OT U0U<bE PE0P1SE7Y ;^FF-£tTE oewi i wree OVl-evTE GE.WET2. £ Vi^TE2 ;5rre development t PeuouxiotA X&& &UHE* CfcEPiT SITE. C&hT& if.uprnosiM. l&up roz pA&vuus- ^pprnou&l. PEVElOfMSKT ZBSTOSAfciUTY or THE £tTE V(#?P4T<3C1C ^<TY 2. ' " ability <?*= THE e. T*E dOUUTY U<7 L vuoct m IfcUD ttUACEHT PEOIPEZT f TEXTfeNT 0* To T iCPn&UC IMAG& Po-reviTl&u) :A,t^T^eTt^ F^tevati^ a?^rvs. j&ATOcnY JO Er^M£E BVILP'.KO) :ADAPTS UTV F02 3H0TUKCTlO^^l COOtt $f?>ofooo !,000 Aopoo -100,000 T\,ooo I *50,000 45*000 $e&6,ooo #266,000 1,000 50,000 , 20,000 &rOOO 11^,000 •>100,000 ^IjOOOfl^OdO *>00,000 <0*7,000 Social Security QUESTION BOX BY JIM JANZ FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Today's questions are ones frequently being asked of our representatives by the people of McHenry county. The Social Security office at 2500 Grand avenue, Waukegan, reminds McHenry county residents that it has representatives meeting people at two locations in McHenry county on a regular basis. The representatives are at the Woodstock Public library, 414 W. Judd, Woodstock every Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon and at the Harvard city hall from 9:30 a.m. to noon on the first and third Tuesday every month. If you have a question you would like answered on Social Security in this column, please forward it to Social Security Administration Question and-,Answer Column, 2500 Grand avenue, Waukegan, Illinois, 60085. Give your full name, address, and Social Security number. If you do not want your name to appear, please indicate this and we will use only initials. Q.: I get social security retirement checks. My wife is almost 62 and will be applying for benefits on my social security record. Will this mean that my check will be less? A.: No0 the amount of your benefit check will remain the same. Your wife's benefit will be paid in addition to the payment you get. Q.: I have heard that anyone 72 or over can get social security even if he never worked or paid social security contributions. Is this correct? A.: Not quite. People who "reach 72 before 1968 can get these special payments even if they never worked under social security. People who reach 72 after 1967 need credit for some work under social security to get them. The special payments may be reduced if the person is receiving public assistance or other Government payments. Q.: At what age may a widow who has no children under 18 start receiving social security benefits on her deceased husband's record? A.: A widow who is not disabled may start her social security benefits at 60. A disabled widow may begin receiving benefits as early as 50 if she becomes disabled before her husband's death or within 7 years after his death. Also, a widow who receives benefits as a mother with children may receive payments if she becomes disabled before those payments end or within 7 years after they end. The full amount of a widow's benefit, payable at . 62, is 82^ percent of her deceased husband's retirement benefit. If she starts receiving benefits between 50 and 62, the amount is permanently reduced. CX.: What is meant by the "lump-sum death payment" and what is the~amount? A.: The lump7surh death payment is the pawnept-made after the death of an insured worker. The amount vajries\from $165 to $255, depenaing {on the worker's average yearly earnings under social security. The payment is made to the surviving spouse who was living with the deceased at the time of death. If no such spouse survives,, the payment is made to the person who paid the burial expenses. If the burial expenses have not been paid, the lump-sum payment can be paid directly to the funeral home upon authorization from the person who assumed responsibility for the expenses. Q.: My husband died 2 years ago. Since I was 62 at the time, I began receiving social security widow's payments. If I should remarry, would my monthly benefits stop? A.: No. Your remarriage would not stop your payments, but the --aiffount you get may change. You would receive whichever is larger: half the retirement benefit of your deceased husband, or benefits as the wife of your new husband. Q.: I have been working parttime for the past 3 years while receiving social security. Is it possible that my earnings from this job will increase my benefits? How do I apply- for the increase? A.: Your additional earnings may increase your benefit if they are higher than the average earnings on which your present benefits are based. You do not have to apply for the increase. The records of all beneficiaries who have had additional earnings are reviewed every year. If an increase is due, you will receive it automatically. Q.: My husband and I, both 25, work under social security. We have three young children. I understand that if my husband should die, the children could get social security benefits. If I should die, would the children receive anything? A.: Yes. If you have worked under social security for 1V2 years or more, your children could receive monthly benefits on your record. /FAMIIY POT IUCK •+0 On a slice of toast which has been spread with mayonnaise, arrange slices of tomato. Cover with 8 whole Norway sardines and top with egg salad. Press second slice of toast firmly on top. Cut into bite-size sandwiches and serve with vour favorite cocktails. Leftover meat stew becomes a delicious pie when topped with biscuits. Put stew in baking dish, top with biscu-its and bake until brown. Ground mace addsanexotic flavor to pound and yellow cakes, chocolate dishes, and is excellent for sauces and pies, especially peach and cherry. For a tasty spread, blend together 1 tablepoon finely chopped onion, 3 tablespoons c h i l i s a u c e , 3 t a b l e s p o o n s drained sweet pickle relish, 1/4 cup deviled ham, 2 cu*ps shredded American cheeses and 1/2 cup mayonnaise or salad dressing. Makes 2 cups of sandwich spread. 1/2 2 1/4 2 LUNCHBOX PUDDING (Makes 6 servings) cup sugar squares (1 <>z. each) unsweetened chocolate, shaved tablespoons cornstarch teaspoon -salt cups milk 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla 6 marshmallows, cut in quarters Mix together sugar,chocolate, cornstarch and salt. Gradually stir in milk. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until mixture comes to a boil. Cook 2 minutes. Blend in v a nil la; cool slightly. Add quartered marshmallows and stir to give swirl effect. Chill. Put pudding in small paper containers which have tight fitting lids for packing in lunchbox. APSQOATE. T02 \OK T£>V WE*T FIFTV Ftffc ?fc£VLlVJG tf5PZ VJILXT FlFTV I^ITB IHDEX, 7E3TAL- *F£<OJE£T -6\TTi 5 . V M - U A X I M P S * o 6 .FME. o GOOV ' • \ F^>& O TME. •0 o -I FAia. o H*cr5L. •2 o GOOV \ EXCEL. r~> GOO-Q F-MC. & O -I $\&?,000 5- IpOoTZ. -t eooo FA, IE. 0 0 Gooz> I FAtC- 0 ! BtfCRL. e WGEkCW $\oo,ooo 45,000 5,000. 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