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Guilfordians cop last rays as winter approaches.
photo by Fats Domino
DAY STUDENTS MAY BE
ELIGIBLE FOR FOOD
STAMPS.
How it Works
Each household is given a
standard allotment of Food
Stamps based on the number
of persons in the household.
For instance, the allotment is
$46 for a person living along,
while the alotment for four
people is $l5O per month.
The price paid for the food
stamps varies according to
your income. For instance, a
four person household is
alloted $l5O a month, but if
their total income is under S3O
a month. Food Stamps are
given free. The same
household would have to pay
$l3O if their income was SSOO
for the same allotment of
stamps. Either way. Food
stamps save you some money.
Eligibility Chart
Number in household Net Monthly income Other Resources
1 SI 94 SISOO
2 $273 SI 500
3 $393 51500
4 SSOO SISOO
5 593 SISOO
6 S6BO SI 500
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
IN HELPING WITH PRO- [ \
JECT "OUTREACH" tMZI \ 1
PLEASE CONTACT THE [
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL J I
SERVICES,3OI North Eugene f j-g I
St. - 373-3888 or contact | /\TV Va
Student personnel. Wanna Inn a lu
Food Stamps Available
The Food Stamp program
does not require members of a
household to be related.
Stamps are only given to
households that share cooking
facilities and eat together. You
can't apply for them indivi
dually unless you are living
alone.
It is wise to tell how much
your parents give you,
because a letter is sent to each
parent to confirm your figure.
Net income also includes
wages, parental donations,
and any other source of
income minus deductions.
Deductions are complicated,
and include - tuition, medical
expenses, and rent and utility
bills over 30% of income. If
you are even close to the cut
off point, you may be eligible.
Apply Soon
There is an effort underway
in the Federal Government to
restrict the availability of Food
Stamps to college students.
The proposed change would
make it impossible to be
eligible for food stamps if you
are listed as a dependent on
your parents' income taxes.
Don't worry too much about it,
but act soon. The change has
not occured yet, and once on
the file, the efficiency of the
Guilford County Social Ser
vices Department will virtually
assure you staying there,
federal laws notwithstanding.
For Help in Applying or
Information about the Pro
gram Call
John Ladd- 275-8794
Carl Wright - 292-48%
Student Union
Throughout the school year
this financial report will
appear periodically to keep
you informed on how your
money has been spent by the
Guilford College Union. Hope
fully all interested students
will voice their concerns so
that this money may be spent
more according to student
demand.
All Student organizations
are appropriated money by the
senate from an activities fund
for which each student pays
$70.00 as part of tuition. This
year the senate has appro
priated $18,000.00 to the
Union. Primarily from pro
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In keeping with Guilford
College's policy of maintain
ing a working introspection of
the real crucial issues
confronting us in this modern
age, the Guilfordian has found
it necessary to provide
intellectual stimulus so that
the thought processes may
remain constantly in motion,
either at lunch (after a
qualitative analysis of the
garbage on your plate), or on
the john, or just relaxing in
your room. Welcome to
America's fastest growing
new indoor sport - Trivia!!!
This week's category: TV
Families.
Family #l. Who played: (5
pts each) - a. Jim Anderson,
B. Margaret Anderson, C.
Betty Anderson (3 pts extra
for nickname), d. Bud
Anderson, e. Kathy Anderson
(3 pts extra for nickname; f.
name the show itself (8 pts.)
Family #2. - Who played the
four lead roles in the show
where the father's name was
'Dr. Stone"? (6 pts. per name)
Name the show. (7 pts)
Family #3. Who played: (6
pts each) - A. Ward Cleaver,
B. June Cleaver, C. Wally
Cleaver, D. Theodore Cleaver
(4 pts for nickname), E. Name
the show. F. BONUS BOGUS:
Name two of Wally's sidekicks
(8 pts each)
ceeds of non-Guilford students
attending Union events last
Spring there is an additional
$3565.00 in this year's budget.
The Arts Series, which is not
funded by students, has
contributed SIOOO.OO to the
Union film series. Therefore
the total budget this year is
$22,565.00 representing the
largest budget ever received
by the Union. On an individual
basis each Guilford student,
through the activity fee, has
given approximately $22.00 to
the Union. An account of
money spent to date appears
below.
Know the answers? Write
'em down on a piece of paper
with your name & room
number included, put it on the
mailstick under T* with the
word 'Trivia' neatly scrawled
on the outside by no later that
Wednesday, Oct. 2, by 1:15
p.m. This week's winners and
this week's answers will be
included in next week's
Guilfordian. We're still trying
to drum up some keen-o prizes
for both weekly and semester
winners.
Next Week:. DOGS and
MASTERS!!!
What she needs,
money buy.
There are old people who
need someone to talk to. Boys
who need fathers. Ouys in
veterans' hospitals who need
someone to visit them. Kids who
need tutors.
We know lots of people and
groups who need your help.
Write "Volunteer,"
Washington, D.C. 2001 ) D
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