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clothing construction ses-* sion during the year. i
This might be an opportunity ! < for some of you to learn a newj; skill or brush up on the old1] one. i Incidentally, new McCall’s < and Simplicity patterns books ’ have arrived at the office, if
anyone is interested in them.j
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Card Of Thanks
The family of tne late Charlie W. Settle wishes to thank each and everyone who sent expressions of sympathy flow-i ersTfood, and cards, during their recent bereavement and especially the Rev. B. Gale Titchenell and the Rev. Milton Switzer for their many acts of kindness.
Mrs. Charlie Settle and
daughter Edna Bayne
Social Security Notes
Disabled veterans and widows who are receiving pension payments, and parents who are receiving Dependency and Indemnity Compensation1 checks from the Veterans Administration are reminded that they must report their annual Social • Security payments as income on their 1967-1968 VA annual income! questionnaires. These payments should be reported at the rate they are being paid under the law now in effect for both 1967 and 1968.' If Social Security benefits are increased iri 1968, the Veterans Adminjjs^raiion will update its recordigspt that time. The annual imfcome question' naire cards were mailed with| the November Veterans Ad- i ministra(jK>n checks. They must be completed and re-; turned to the Veterans Administration by January 31, 1968. / Edwin L. Pomeroy, of the Front Royal Office of the Di
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