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Avoid taking unnecessary chances or using unsafe short cuts such as not shutting off power before unblocking a machine. Avoid extreme hunger by taking mid-morning or mid afternoon snacks during busy times to help prevent a letdown, and to enable you to carry on your work at top efficiency and safety.
Be prepared for the unexpected. Learn to cope wuh each difficult situation rationally as it arises. Avoid putting off necessary repairs. Don’t overlook or ignore small things that can cause big trouble later.
Social Security Notes
Social security beneficiaries who are still working should report any increase in their earnings that would change their estimated incomes for 1965, cautioned Mrs. Hazel F. Daly, district manager, Winchester, Virginia social securi ity office. I Beneficiaries who work and !earn over $1200 a year make an annual report of their estimated earnings for the coming year, Mrs. Daly explained. The amount of benefits withheld by the Social Security Administration is based on this estimate. To avoid overpayment in social security benefits, any increase in earnings above the estimate should be reported to social security promptly. If a beneficiary receives more in benefits than he should have, his checks may be suspended to make up for the overpayment, Mrs. Daly pointed out. Revisions in the estimates may be made on post card forms furnished beneficiaries or at any social security office. To delay may cause hardship later, Mrs. Daly warned.
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