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Soc. Security Notes
l Last Friday evening I was watching the All Star Little League baseball game. It was the last inning; the score was tied. My team had a man on 3rd and two men were out. Qur batter hit a line drive to the short stop; he dropped the ball; the batter was safe; the run scored and the game was over. i That set me to thinking-I j wonder how many times we in Social Security drop the ball. ! We drop the ball every time a person retires and does not get his social security benefit check on time-(that is when he retires). This doesn’t mean the game is over, that check Vjfill come sometime-but i when? | You can make sure the ball
[ill not dropped when you retire. Just follow this advice[fujuire Before You Retire. When you consider retiring, contact your social security representative, let him give you the facts about social security. Then, when you decide to retire, your first check will be there on cime.
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though you are working, if you are over 65, or close tp 65, you should see your social security representative. There is always the possibility that you have dropped the ball-you may be entitled to some of your social security benefits now, You can hit a home run-Inquire Before You Retire. ! The Social Security Office for this area is located at 20 S. Cameron St. in Winchester !Va. r ,ports should be closed when i fueling. 1 -- After fueling, ventilate thoroughly the ’bilge and all ; compartments. I Check the fuel tank and engine area for fumes before
j starting the motor. However, an approved and | fully charged fire extinguisher jshould be available for use in ]the event of a fire or explojsion.
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