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Ob Monday night, lloc. 20, <
1982 at 7>30 p.m. the foor- i
year-eld da? at WiaiiHtad
Odd Can CoBtor proaoatod a I
Chriadaae pragma to paroata
aad fdaada, "The Joya ai >
ChrietauM." Saata'a little ,
aweetfaearta danced In their
ley Midler boys marched,
wearing Christmas bows and
The ybang children sang
Christmas carols. The pro
gram climaxed with the pro
schoolers pntoamig um story
of the birth of Jesut through
drama, costume and song.
Parents and friends gladly
received such a unique gift at
Christmas time. [Gsrry
Barton photo]
CELEBRATES 5TH BIRTHDAY
Master Kiel London Lock,
lear celebrated his W* birth
day on Tuesday, Dec. 21,1982
at Wonderland Child Care
Center with his sister, Sumy
nursery scbodl friends ?M
Santa CUm. KM whispered
to Sants Ms wishes for Ms
birthday and for Christmas.
Being sach a good little boy,
Kiel can be pretty rare of
havfag all of tboee wbhee
cone tree. [Gerry Barton
photo]
WARRIORS TOP CATS
Pembroke Senior High'a Eric
G. LocHear [54] end Randy
Jonea [42] of Prospect leap
high for a rebound In second
half action of the Warriors
40-30 victory Friday, Dec. 17.
The Wildcats avoided betas
* wept as their girls cum from
?ehlnd to edge the Lady
Wanton 30-35. Victor Deeae
sewed 13 potato to lead the
Pembroke Junior Vanity to Its
foarth win, 40-25. [David
Melcohn photot
Falrgrove wins 7th & 8th
Grade basketball game
Pembroke's Ronald Lock
lew [10] battles L. Ratley for a
loose ball In Falrgrove's 44-25
In in 7th and 8th grade
basketball action at Pembroke
Junior High last Monday.
Fairgrove'a girl* made It a
sweep, crushing Pembroke
35-6. [David Malcolm photo]
Widows or Widowers
May Get Benefits
Under a change in the law
that some may not be aware
of, widows or widowers age 60
or older receiving Social Se
curity benefits may remarry
and still get their Social
Security benefits. However,
remarriage of widows and
widowers under 60, will con
tinue to result in the termina
tion of benefits.
This rule was designed to
make it easier for older people
to marry without the risk of a {
loss of income. For many,
Social Security continues to be
the primary source of income.
For all other persons recei
ving dependent or survivor
benefits following the retire
ment, disability, or depth of a
worker who has worked long
enough under Social Security,
the rules regarding marriage
or remarriage still apply. This
includes children, disabled
widowMor widowers, depen
dentsKrents, adults disabled
in 'ffitdhood, and divorced
spouses or surviving divorced
spouses.
However, if the subsequent
marriage ends, a spouse or
surviving divorced spouse
jnay become re-entitled to a
benefit on the former deceas
ed spouse's work record. The
renewed benefits may begin
when the subsequent marri
age ends, whether by death,,
divorce, or annulment.
Widows or widowers 60 or
over who remarry may also
receive a benefit on their new
spouse's record if that would
result in a higher benefit.
The rationale behind the
termination of benefits for
beneficiaries under 60 who
marry or remarry is simply
that they are no longer
considered dependent upon
the earnings of the insured
workers. The new spouse is
expected to assume that obli
gation. This presumption is
not considered as sound in
the case of widows and
widowers over 60, since the
primary income of both par
ties is likely to. be Social
Security and other retirement
income.
For more information on
Social Security rules regard
ing marriage and remarriage,
call the Social Security office.
We'll be glad to answer any
questions you mav have
mum mum
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