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Warren County Sheriff Gary Keyser made a talk on narcotics, explaining the appearance, effects and results and problems of drug traffic. Many important facts were learned from his talk.

Entertainment was furnished by the talented ladies of Flint Hill in the form of a comedy skit by a group and Mrs. Eva Smith with one of her famous recitations.

Local Workers Gain

On Social Security

From a dollars and cents standpoint, how good a “buy” is Social Security proving to be for the average Rappahannock County worker?

After he retires, does he stand to get back more or less than he paid into the pension fund over the years?

According to studies made by the National Federation of Independent Business and others, Social Security is a real bargain for some, but considerably less so for others.

Those who are now retired, or are soon to be so, are the big winners. They will break even in less than five years and, after that, they will be ahead of the game.

For the young workers, who will be contributing to the fund for many years to come, it is quite a different story.

To refer to the records, the latest official figures show residents of Rappahannock County to be collecting Social Security benefits at the rate of $663,000 a year.

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