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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1979

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“Without the Way there is no going; without the Truth there is no knowing; without the Life there is no living ” MONDAY: George Strattan & Cass Clark are the instructors in ceramics. Gass starts at 9:30 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Monday thru Thursday. Monday thru Thursday there’s physical fitness from 10:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. with George Strattan in charges. There’s also knitting, crocheting, napkin dolls, place mats and the game of “elephant” in the afternoon. Bring a 25 cent gift in a paper bag. TUESDAY: Same activities as monday except macrame on this day. Bingo is played in the afternoon starting at 12:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY: Nurse Marion Bechtold will be here from 9:30 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. to take blood pressure readings, free of charge. The usual activities on this day. Cards will be played in the afternoon. THURSDAY: Language, macrame and the usual activities. Line dancing from 1:30 to 3:00 P.M. FRIDAY: The usual activities with pinochle in the afternoon.

TRANSPORTATION Why not leave the driving to use - come over to the center by bus. Just a phone call to Anna M. Walls at 886-5161 and you will have a reserved seat on the bus. LUNCHES: Call Honey at 886-5161 and make a reservation 1 week in advance. Please note that lunches are for people 60'and over and it’s free of charge. On Wed. A. Friday, first come, first serve basis. COMING EVENTS: Cake Decorating class will start soon. Watch for date & time. Cass Gark will be the instructor. Also Techniques in ceramic clay. A beauty culture class will start M arch 12th. Line Dancing is now on a donation basis. Beginningarch 15th, S.A.G.E.S. will take over the program again with Dot Wheeler instructing. SICK LIST: To Henrietta Amos, Jack Madden, Florence Denapoli, Florence Martino. To these people we will be awaiting y our return to the center one of these days. Gabe Nagy, our man on the spot with visiting those who are shut in. Until next week, hope to see you at Building 29.

FREE INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE

Free income tax assistance for senior citizens and low income persons will be available again this year according to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Berryman, Cape May County Coordinators. This worthwhile program is sponsored by the American Association of Retired Persons and National Retired Teachers Association. Volunteers serving as tax aides have received special instruction from the In ternal Revenue Service. The primary location for free income tax assistance will be the Conference Room of the Social Services Building, Rio Grande. The free income tax assistance began Feb. 1st and will continue every Tuesday and Thursday

through March 29. Tax aides will be on duty in the Conference Room from. 9:00 A.M. until 12:00 noon. It is not necessary to make an appointment at this location. This service is also available at the Upper Township Senior Center, 399-0774, every Thursday from 1:00 P.M. until 3:QP P.M., beginning Feb. 1st thru March and at the Howard S. Staiton Senior Center, Ocean City, 399-0055, every Wednesday and Friday from 1:00 P.M. to 2:30 P.M. thru March. Please call the Centers for an appointment. Additional locations for this service will be announced in the local newspapers.

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SOCIAL SECURITY INFO The amount of money people can earn without affecting their social security benefits generally depends on their age. The social security earnings test, designed to determine if people actually are retired or dependent on othen, has three age categories - under 65 65 to 72 and 72 and over. Under this testin 1979, people under 65 who receive social security benefits may earn up to $3,480 without affecting their checks. People 65 to 72 may earn up to $4,500 before their checks are affected. And people 72 and over may have earnings of any amount without affecting their checks. If people exceed these limits, their benefits will be reduced $1 for each $2 earned above the limit. The only time the monthly limits apply are in ! a person’s first year of retirement. A person’s first year of retirement is the first year after filing for benefits in which he or she neither earns the monthly limits of $270 for people under 65 and $375 for people 65 to 72, nor performs substantial services in self-employment. After that first year of retirement, a person’s social security benefit amount is affected only by his or her total yearly earnings. These monthly' and yearly limits do not apply to people receiving SSI payments nor to people receiving social security b ased on a disability. If you have further questions call, write or

visit the Social Security Office at 136 E. Spicer Ave., Wildwood, N.J. 08260 or phone 800-272-1111. C.M.C. STROKE CLUB Thp regular monthly meeting of The Cape May County Stroke Gub will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 20th at 7:00 PM. in the Conference Room of Burdette Tomlin Hospital.

Obituaries.

ARTHUR R. WHITAKER,

Sam St Avalon. 1/30.

JOHN F. BYRNE. M, Park I

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