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the same length of time, and still not receive the same bene fit. This would be true if one worker has higher average earnings. The dependents of a disabled worker may also qualify for monthly benefits if they meet certain requirements. Gen erally the wife and minor chil dren of a disabled worker can meet these requirements. In addition to disability bene fits for disabled workers, the disabled children of retired, disabled or deceased workers may be paid monthly benefits. The disability requirements are basically the same as for disabled workers with two exceptions. There is no work requirement and it must be proven that they were disabled before age 18 and have been continuously disabled since age 18. If you are unable to work due to a physical or mental condition and *feel you may meet the requirements listed above you should contact your social security office for additional information.
Episcopal Diocese
Convenes Jan. 25th
The 172nd Council of the episcopal Diocese of Virginia will convene at 10 a.m., Jan. 25, at the Marriott Twin Bridges Motor Hotel in Arlington, Va. St. Andrew’s Church, Arling ton, is the host parish and will be the place for the celebration of the Holy Communion on Wednesday night at 7;30
The Council—the governing body of the> episcopal Diocese — will be faced with electing persons to fill vacancies on various committees of the dio cese and with discussing reso lutions relative to the operation of the diocese.
Delegates consist of the clergy and laymen who areelected by the various vest-! ries of the churches in the’ diocese. The lay delegates are chosen on the number of clergy and communicants of each individual church, with no
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