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you’re doing. A wandering mind while you’re busy at the buzz saw can result in some unplanned severing.

If you’re banging away with a hammer, keep your attention on the nail or other object of your slamming. Otherwise, you might drive yourself to the medicine Miest, or maybe even the hospital. ' If you need or want additional information about safety in using hand tools, your insurance agent or insurance carrier will be happy to help you get a supply of such accident-prevention material.

Soc. Security Notes

“We hear interesting questions about social security each day” Mrs. Hazel F. Crumpton, district manager of the Winchester social security office said recently. Some examples are being printed in hopes that others may be enlightened about social security.

Question: As a college student, I work part-time each semester and full-time during college vacations. The social security contributions coming out of my pay could help me meet expenses. Why deduct from my earnings now, considering the number of full-time years in the future I’ll have to pay? Will I really get my money’s worth over the long run?

Answer: You and other young w o r k e r s - - p a r t -1ime or full-time-are earning valuable social security retirement, survivqrs, and disability insurance protection worth more than the social security contributions you pay. If you have llA years or more of recent work in your social security record, you and your family may count on monthly benefits if you become disabled. And your family would get monthly benefits if you died. Gamings of as little as $50 in any

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