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The veteran must also nave a discharge other than dishonorable. are the for pension benefits? 3-What rements A-To be entitled to pennon benefits, a veteran must have had at least 90 days of wartime service, be considered as per­ manently and totally disabled and incapable of engaging in substantially gainful em­ ployment, and nave income which falls below specified income limitations. Q-Can a veteran be entitled to both the pension and com­ pensation benefit? A-Entitlement may exist concurrently to both benefits, however, payment can be made only for the benefit which provides the greater monthly allowance. Members of the McHenry County Chapter of the THinnta Audubon Society will take one more field trip before winter sets in. On Saturday, Nov. 19. a trip along the Lake Michigan Shoreline to search out water­ fowl will be made. It will cover the Winnetka, Kenilworth and Wilmette shorelines in search of surf and common scoters, gulls, beach is next to the power plant. Car pooling is suggested because of the long iWe and probable frosty weather. Per­ sons who can drive or who need a ride should call Barbara Coumbe at (815) 663-5622. She recommends that participants bring a lunch as it will be a full Membership in Audubon is not for attending this f |SH Friday Nit fRY All You ( :e Han Eat ̂s395 /J*7 9 i ^s/ SATURDAY BREAKFAST , HAM & EGGS $2.99 • The fist leg of the field triD meet at 9 a.m. in Winnetka at the Tower Beach parking lot. After fatottnn ttds area, the group will continue south along Sheridan Road to Kenilworth Avenue, where lake access is available. The final stage of the field trip will be south along Sheridan again to Gillson Park in Wilmette. To reach the Tower Lake beach, the starting point for the expedition, go south on the Eoens Expressway (Route 94) to Tower Road. Exit on Tower Road and head east until you come to Sheridan Road. Take Sheridan south to the beach. The or any of the Audubon trips and meetings. Interested public members are encouraged to Join the group for this outing, a spokesman said. Airman will serve in England Airman 1st Class Mary C. Freels, daughter of G. Michael and Sara E. Raupp, 3308 Cove Court, McHenry, has arrived for duty a at RAF Upper Heyford, England. . Freels, an administration racialist with the 20th Combat Support Group, was previously assigned at Minot Air Force Base, ND. BTATIUUMV fat., Nov. It, 12:80 1203 Chorias. McHenry off Rt. 120 ' Whtte HOIMO noxt to j DON'S Dairy Front Quality Furniture, Sofa's,' Beds, . Tables. Lamps, Kitchenwares, Many Took A Etc... EVERYTHING GOIS Terms! Cash prepare to had Handled By: Auctioneer J.P. HM McHenry Auction Galery Rt. 120 & Green St. 1815)344-1119 INQUIRES WELCOME FOR Th.ak.Lta. MADNESS c SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th FROM 9AM-3PM. THE MAKITA DEMO TOOL VAN WITH FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE DEMONSTRATING THE COMPLETE LINE OF MAKITA POWER TOOLS. DON'T MISS III & 7haKiZa. 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