Social Security -Questions
Field Representative
Q.l’tn 20 and I need a
social security number to get
a part-time job to help pay for
college. I’ve nr /er applied for
a social security number
before and I understand I may
be asked to prove my age,
identity, and citizenship. Just
what do I need as proof? I was
bom in North Carolina.
A.Generally a citizen of
the United States can prove
age and citizenship with a
birth certificate. You can
prove identity with a drivers
license, voters card or some
thing similar-preferably a
thing that carries your signa
ture. You should apply for a
social security number as
soon as possible. To prevent
issue of more than one
number to any one person,
applications are screened
* against social security records
fin Baltimore, and screening
’generally takes up to several
* weeks. Some employers won’t
f hire you if you don’t have a
| social security number. So
delaying your application
* could cost you the job. Call or
write any social security office
for help and information.
Q.I just applied for sup
plemental security income
and now I have to
away from North
to live near my
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brother. What about my
payments? Are the require
ments wd payments different
from State to State under the
supplemental security income
program?
A. Federal supplemental
security income payments are
uniform all over the country.
Some States add to the
Federal payments, however,
so moving could affect your
supplemental security in
come. before you move,
report your new address to
any social security office. For
more information after you
move, call or write the nearest
social security office.
Q.l’m 19 and I get social
security payments on my
deceased father’s record. 1
plan to work part time from
Thanksgiving until Christ
mas. Will my tarnings affect
my benefits?
A.Only if your total
earnings for the year exceed
$2,400. If your total earnings
for 1974 are over $2,400, $1 in
benefits will be withheld for
every $2 of earnings over
$2,400. But no matter how
much you earn for the year,
you can get your full benefit
fof’ariy month in which you
neither earn over S2OO in
wages, nor do substantial
work in self-employment.
Q.I plan to retire in about
a year and would like to know
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approximately how much I’ll
get every month in social
security benefits. Can you
help, me figure it?
A.Yes, -we will send you
a free copy of “Estimating
Your Social Security Retire
ment Check,” a pamphlet
that explains how to estimate
your monthly payment. If you
have other questions, the
people at any social security
office will be glad to help you.
Q.l’m 69 and want to
apply for supplemental se
curity income payments. Will
you tell me what papers I will
need when I go to the social
security office to apply?
A.You’ll need proof of
your age, something that
shows what income, if any,
you have, records of bonds
and savings accounts, a tax
assessment notice or other
document showing the value
of any property you own, and
any life insurance policies you
may have. We suggest that
you call the social security
office first. You may be able
to handle the matter by
telephone and mail.
Q.l’ll be 65 next March. 1
earn good wages and have
never applied for social
security benefits. I' plan to
keep working, but I would like
to get Medicare hospital and
medical insurance. How do 1
go about it?
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A.Call any social security
office, and the people there
will help you apply for
Medicare. The application
generally can be handled by
phone and through the mail.
You should call 2 or 3 months
before the month you’ll reach
65 so you’ll have full
Medicare coverage the first
month you’re 65.
Q.My 23-year-old sister
was severely injured in an
accident a few weeks ago, but
I know she can’t get social
security disability payments
because she has never work
ed. Can she get supplemental
security income payments?
A.Possibly. Severaly dis
abled people who are not
expected to be able to work
for a year or more may be
eligible for supplemental se
curity income payments if
they have little or no income
and limited resources. Your
sister can call or write any
social security office for
information about applying
for supplemental security
income payments.
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GRANNY'S BANANA PUDDING
2 teaspoons lemon juice
4 medium ripe bananas, sliced
25 vanilla wafers
2/3 cup sugar
2 tablespoons flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
3 eggs, separated
1-1/2 cups milk
3 tablespoons Blue Bonnet Margarine
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 tablespoons sugar
Sprinkle lemon juice over bananas. Line the bottom of
a 1-quart casserole with some vanilla wafers. Top with a
layer of sliced bananas. Set aside, reserving remaining
wafers and bananas.
In a saucepan combine 2/3 cup sugar, flour and salt.
Beat egg yolks slightly. Add milk and gradually add to dry
ingredients, stirring to keep mixture smooth. Add Blue
Bonnet Margarine. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly
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Banana Padding Reminiscent
Os Cooking In Grandma's Day
Fond fond memories take
many of us back to grand
ma’s country kitchen and
the tempting homemade
goodies that were always
on hand-hearty fruit pies,
big old-fashioned molasses
cookies and oh, those lus
cious puddings!
Lots of love went into
cooking in those days and
women were proud of their
achievements in the kitchen.
Church suppers and county
fairs were grand occasions
when everyone would show
off favorite recipes.
Since cookbooks were
not available in great abun
dance as they are today,
Grandma probably relied to
a great extent on old family
recipes passed down from
one generation to another.
However,, these hand-written
directions were often vague.
Measures such as “butter
the size of an egg, a teacup
of sugar, a pinch of salt”
were common, and thus
great skill and little luck
were required for good
results.
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until mixture starts to boil. Remove from stir in
varw la extract. Pour some of pudding over layered wafers
and bananas. Layer remaining wafers, bananas and pudding
ending with pudding.
Beat egg whites until foamy. Gradually add and beat in
2 tablespoons sugar, Beat until peaks hold. Spread mixture
over pudding, sealing to edges of casserole.
i at 42 f!’ 3 to 5 minutes, or until meringue is
lightly browned. Cool at room temperature before serving.
Makes 10 servings.
Many of us have favorite
family recipes, which have
been handed on through the
years. Most have been adapt
ed and revised to fit per
sonal tastes and modern in
gredients. Exact measures
now provide us with precise
recipes that insure perfect
results every time.
An Early American Rec
ipe Contest sponsored by
the makers of Blue Bonnet
Margarine centered around
this theme. Contestants
were asked to take an old
fashioned family recipe and
modernize it with one of
many “buttery flavor” Blue
Bonnet Margarines. Granny’s
Banana Pudding was chosen
from thousands of entries
as one of the best in the
contest. Typical of early
American cooking, this deli
cious pudding will still win
raves today. Blue Bonnet
Margarine adds rich flavor
to the creamy pudding,
layered with bananas and
vanilla wafers. A blanket
of meringue is the crown
ing touch.
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