MR. AND MRS. JOHN DAVID KENT Social Security t . ? ?;/./' - ; It Isn't Reserved For The Young People who receive sup plemental security income (SSI) payments because they are age 65 or over, or Mind, or disabled, are required to report to Social Security any changes that could have an affect on their monthly payment according to T.L. Johnson, field representative of the Asheville Social Security office. _ The following events must be reported to Social Security Administration: Any move or change of address, entry to or discharge from an institution, * School Menu MONDAY: Breakfast ? grape Juice, buttered toast, milk; Lunch ? Hamburger on bun, lettuce- tomato-picklee onions, french fries, chocolate cake. milk. > ? _ TUESDAY: Breakfast - Pineapple juice, ceraal, milk; bunch ? pizza, tossed salad, batter carrots, pear halves, milk. ? WEDNESDAY: Breakfast ? grape Juice, doughnuts, milk; Lunch ? Fish sticks, sliced tomatoea, green beans, apple sauce, corn bread, milk. THURSDAY: Breakfast - fruit punch, cookie, milk; Lunch ? Salisbury steak with gravy, creamed potatoes, buttered greens, fruit cup, roils, milk. FRIDAY: Breakfast ? Vfc fresh orange, cereal, milk; Lunch ? chipped ham on bun, sliced tomatoes, browned whole potatoes, banana quitting milk. separation of husband or wife, marriage or the end of a marriage, any change in in come, any change in resources ? property or things you own. Blind or disabled beneficiaries must also report any improvement In their condition and-or if they go to work. Students under age 22 must report if they stop or start attending school. It is very important that these reports be made on time. If not, incorrect payments will be made that will have to be repaid, or, the person could be due more money than they received. Reports can be made in person or by phone. In any report, be sure to include ? name of person, Social Security number under which payment is being made, change being reported and the date it occurred. Hospital News Mr*. Carol Ramsey of Marshall to a patient in St Joseph's Hospital where she underwent surgery last week. Mrs. Anna Mae Tipton of Marshall is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital recuperating from surgery. Mrs. Lawrence Pooder is undergoing treatment in St Joseph's Hospital. Birth To Mr. and Mrs. Orbie W. Crawford of Marshall, a son, Nov. K, in Memorial Mission Hospital. I WOOD COOK STOVE W? carry a complete Ifn* off parts for |La A A I mmm ?? ? 4a v CAoiaAa vWv Ml?* WlwO I n i Q 9 Tw r )TPV9v? To make reports about SSI or to get more information, contact the Aaheville Social Security office located at 400 Executive Park. The telephone number ii 252-8773 or if long distance, ask operator for WX 3500. Health Clinic Schedule Edward A. Morton, health director for Madison County, has announced the health department clink scheduled for December. Clinics listed are held at the health department unless otherwise specified. Friday, Dec. 1: General Clinic, 9:30 a.m. to noon, 1 to 4 p.m. Monday, Dec. 4: Expectant Parents' Class, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5: Eye Clinic, by appointment. Wednesday, Dec. ?: Child Health Supervisory Clinic, by appointment Thursday, Dec. 7: General Clinic, Mars Hill Town Hall. 1 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 7: Nurse Screening Clinic, Mars Hill Town Hall, 1-4 p.m., by ap pointment. Friday, Dec. 8: General Clinic, 9:30 a.m. to noon, 1-4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 8: Nurse Screening Clinic, by ap pointment. Friday, Dec. 8: WIC Screening, by appointment Monday, Dec. 11: General Clinic, Hot Spring* Lion Club Bldg.,l-3p.m. Monday, Dec. 11: Nurse Screening Clinic, Hot Springs Lions Club Bldg., 1-3 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 12: Maternity Clinic, 9 a.m. Friday, Dec. IS: General Clink, 8:80 a.m. to noOn, 1-4 p.m. Friday, Dec. 18: Nurae Screening Clinic, by ap pointment. Friday, Dec. IS: WIC Screening, by appointment. Monday, Dec. 18: Family Planning Clinic, by ap pointment. Tuesday, Dec. 19: Family Planning Clinic, by ap ?: O? Clinic, 8:98 a.m. to noon, 1-4 pm. Sexton-Kent Marriage Is Held November 18 Sexton and Jala David Kant were married at 2 p.m Nov.lt in Seminary Baptist Church in Marshall. The Rev. E.J Jenkins conducted the ^Thebrtda k the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sexton of Route 1, Marshall The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mr*. John P. Kent at Routes, Marshall. A program e I wedding music was presented by Diana Smith of Cherokee. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white collar, cuffs and veil, carted ? bouquet of dfttsWw red roam, yellow and babiaa' breath . I Lyme Roberta of I, Marahall, was maid m.1 ? Choice, Juicy cut* 'Propered to your teote We Invito you ? Tonight mouSVTine^stTS^ouse ,4? Tunnel ltd. OvwSPJI. to 12:00 pjl "" Wel2S4-JSM Where to find answers to wood stove questions: Our wood Moves can make heat bills a lot easier to live with. And our experi ence in installing and maintaining stoves can be a big help to you. So call or come by soon, we'll show you how to stay nice and toasty for very little bread. ? ftrapUo*, K't 25 Vi" wfcte ?nd 28 v." Ion, CO. Inc. .M.C , MRS. KENNETH DEAN HAYES ...Harriet Teresa Pike Local Group Enjoys Trip A group of 26 Marshall and area citizens returned Sunday night after enjoying a four-day tour to Florida via chartered bus. Included among the feature attractions were Disney World, Cyprus Gardens and stiver springs. Mr. and Mrs. Page Brigman, arrangers of the trip, stated that everyone enjoyed the four-day Thanksgiving tour . Among those making the trip, were in addition to Mr. and Mrs. Page Brigman, Mrs. Lucille Burnette, Mrs. Peggy Fowler, Mrs. Rosalene M. Tugman, Rose Let* Thomas, Mrs. Thebna F. Freeman, Mrs. Velma F. Freeman, Mrs. Grace English, Mrs. Evil Sams, Mr. and Mrs. Hartfor0 Tweed, Mrs. Minnie Bullman, Inez Henderson, Mrs. Valerie Guthrie, Mrs. Mae Dill, Mr. and Mrs. C.N. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coates, Mrs; Thelma P. Freeman, Mr. aaf Mrs. Johnnie Coates, Mr< Eola Haynie and PennJ Haynie. | ?