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EARLY COUNTY NEWS, BLAKELY, GEORGIA
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STILTED LIFE ... Village of fishermen—Ganvie, Dahomey—is
built entirely on stilts in the middle of a lake in the center of a
‘arge swampy plain
BOBBY ROYCE SMITH
Your Colonial Dairies Representatives
For your COLONIAL DAIRIES QUALITY CHEKD
DAIRY PRODUCTS, see or call our representative.
Magnolia Street — Telephone 723-5006
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THE OFFIGERS AND DIRECTORS
OF THE
BLAKLY CHANBEK OF COMMERGE
AMENDMENT NO, 57
A VOTEFOR THIS AMENDMENT IS A VOTE FOR PROGRESS
HERMAN RICHARDSON, President
DIRECTORS
BILL ARNOLD
EDSEL BRYAN
CHARLES BOYETT
COLLIER GAY, JR.
FRED BROOKS
E. T. CRAWFORD
JIM HILL
EARL (Tige) PICKLE
HONOR ROLL
Honor Roll students at Blakely
Schools for the first six weeks of the
1962-1963 school year are as follows:
Twelfth Grade — Angeline Jarrett.
Eleventh Grade -— Guyla White,!
Jenene Gray,
Tenth Grade — Billy Daniels, Sarah
Annd Richardson, Penny Willis, Bev
erly Gilbert.
Ninth Grade -— And White, Andy
Singletary, Jim King, Margaret Ar
nold.
Eighth Grade — Joyce Collier,
Seventh Grade — NONE,
Sixth Grade — Louie Ann Harris,
Adrian Goocher, Carole King.
Fifth Grade — Jackie Gentry, Bill
Warrick.
Fourth Grade — Anne Felder, Mack
Jarrett, Cliff Houston, Melanie Nar
ramore, Debra Williams, Jeff King,
Linda Parker, Michael McNeal, Ulmer
Bridges, Stanley Holley, Bill Stone,
Larry White, Mamie Gowan, Dianne
Jordan, Marvin Earnest, Phil Spence,
Sue Taylor.
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Auspices: Jaycees
Doors Open 3:30 & 7
Shows: 4 and 8 p. m.
FUNFORTHE FAMILY!
THE WORLD ITS FIELD!
ITS TRIUMPHS REACH
BEYOND THE SEAS!
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50 EUROPEAN PERFORMERS
50 ANIMALS — 6 ELEPHANTS
BLOODSWEATING HIPPOPOTAMUS
$500,000 Capital — $2,500 Daily Expense
Adults $1.25 — Children 75c¢
MRS. ALTA MANGHAM, Secretary
DIRECTORS
GUY MADDOX, SR.
JOHN HOLMAN
RICHARD GRIST
J. J. HEWITT
J. B. MURDOCK, JR.
W. F. UNDERWOOD
LEWIS FRYER
SEVOLA JONES
S S Questions
Are Answered By
District Manager
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One of the most frequently asked |
questions at the Albany Social Secur
ity Office is how much can a person
earn and still receive retirement bene- I
fits. i
Mr. Kirksey, Social Security District'
Manager, reported that the question is
asked several times a day. Althoughl
most workers know that their social
security benefits will be affected if
they earn less than SI2OO a year. Many
do no know that they may be eligible
to receive some benefits even when
their earning exceed that amount..
"The 1961 Amendments to the law en
courage people over 65 to supplement
their social scurity benefits by work
ing. i
Mr. Kirksey said that if you earn
over SI2OO, $1 of your benefits (or |
your total family benefits) is with
held for each $2 of your earning above
SI2OO and up to SI7OO. For every $1
earned above SI7OO, $1 of benefits is
is withheld. |
‘ In a recent case, a 68-year-old lady, |
lwho had bee nearning $l2O a month, |
filed a claim for social security bene- !
\fits. Her monthly benefit rate was $57
per month, and she had no dependents
who were entitled to additional bene
fits based on her earnings. She is siill
working and expects to earn only $240
over the SI2OO figure, only $l2O will
be deducted from her benefits, and
she will receive $684 from social se
curity in 1962,
Mr. Kirksey cited another case in
which a man and his wife were eli
gible for social security benefits of
$153 a month, or $1836 per year. The
man .earned $2900 in 1961, so $250 of
his benefits was withheld for the first
SI7OO earned and SI2OO for the balance
of the $2900 earned. He and his wife
still received $386 in social security
benefits for 1961.
Each case is different. The wise
thing for the worker over 65 to do is
to check with his Social Security Of
fice, and eliminate any possibility of
losing benefits.
You can see the Socity Security
Representative at the Courthouse in
Blakely every Monday at 10:00 a. m.
“DON'T DELAY—CHECK TODAY".
STORING PROCESSED FOODS
How processed foods are stored will
have a big effect upon their quality
when they reach the table, says Miss
Nelle Thrash, Extension food preser
vation specialist. She suggests that
all canned foods be stored in a dark,
dry, cool place. For frozen foods,
the storage temperature must be at
zero degrees Fahrenheit if foods are
| to be kept recommended storage time.
AIR-CONDITIONED
OXYGEN EQUIPPED
24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE
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MANRY-MiNTER FUNERAL HOME
BLAKELY, GA. PHONE 723-4200
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WE SERVICE ANY INSURANCE POLICY
Agent For Family Fund Life Insurance Company
Save One-Third
for a limited time only
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on this elegant 4-piece
“GEORGIAN ROSE*
TEA SET IN STERLING
by
REED & BARTON
Once again Reed and Barton’s long established
“Georgian Rose” Sterling Tea Set is being
offered at 15 off the regular price. Four piece
set, regularly $645. is now only $425. Special
savings also on 3 and 5 piece sets. Matching
silverplated tray reduced from SIOO to $79.50.
GRAY JEWELRY COMPANY
CHARLES DeLOACH, Vice-Pres.
DIRECTORS ..
HUGH REDDING ‘
EARL TAYLOR
FLETCHER THOMPSON
FRANK TINNEY
J. T. MANRY
JAMES RICHARDSON
Thursday, November 1, 1962