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The following Hoke County
magistrates' judgments were issued
last week.
Timothy Joseph Thomas, Co
lumbia, S.C., speeding 65 in a 55
zone, S5 and costs.
Lisa Piner McNutt, Fayetteville,
speeding 66 in a 55 zone, and
passing at an intersection, S10
and costs.
Jan Frank Lingle, Lumberton,
speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5 and
costs.
Lewis Albert Baker, Beaufort,
S.C., failing to drive on the right,
costs.
Rhonda Teal, Raeford, worthless
check, $11.20 restitution to Auto
Parts & Equipment, and costs.
Sandra J. Huggins, Rt. 1, Shan
non, worthless check, S25.29 resti
tution to the Hoke County tax
collector, and costs.
Carlin Virgil, Rt. 2, Raeford,
worthless check, S13.47 restitution
to McLauchlin Hardware, and '
costs.
Pok Ye Dreger, Rt. 8, Fayette
ville, speeding 56 in a 45 zone, $10
and costs.
Raymond Eugene Keck, Ashe
ville, speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5
and costs.
Lonty Aaron Knutson, Pope Air
Force Base, speeding 60 in a 45
zone, $10 and costs.
Johnny Lee Scott, Rt. 1, Shan
? non, speeding 50 in a 35 zone, $10
and costs.
David Strong, Rt. 2, Maxton,
speeding 70 in a 55 zone. $10 and
costs.
Federal Employes ^
To Start Paying
Medicare Taxes
On January 1, most Federal
employes will begin paying the
Medicare hospital insurance por
tion of the Social Security (F1CA)
tax as a result of a new law, Jerry C.
Kizzort, Social Security district
manager in Fayetteville, said re
cently.
The new law excludes temporary
emergency employment and certain
I services performed by penal in
mates, medical interns, and stu
dent nurses.
Federal employes will pay the
1.3% hospital insurance tax on
their annual earnings up to the
maximum wage base that is cov
ered by Social Security.
The 1983 Social Security wage
base will be announced by No
vember 1, 1982.
V Federal employment in and after
1983 will count toward eligibility
for hospital insurance in the same
way that work covered by Social
Security counts.
A specified amount of earnings
will equal one quarter of coverage.
No more than 4 quarters of
coverage can be earned in any one
I year. The quarter of coverage
?' dollar measure for 1983 will be
announced at the same time as the
Social Security wage base.
Federal employes who work both
during and before January 1983
will be given credit for previous
Federal employment if they need it
to qualify for hospital insurance.
Like other covered workers, Fed
eral employes may be eligible for
. hospital insurance at age 65, before
r age 65 if they are disabled, or at
any age if they have permanent
kidney failure. When a worker
becomes entitled to hospital in
surance at age 65, his or her spouse
also will have hospital insurance
protection at 65.
To qualify for hospital insurance
on the basis of disability, a Federal
worker will have to file and meet
^ the eligibility requirements of the
" Social Security disability program.
Federal employment will not
entitle employes to any cash Social
Security bJmefits, however.
Hospital insurance covers in
patient hospital care, inpatient care
in a skilled nursing facility, and
home health care.
Federal employes will have the
option to enroll in the medical
insurance part of Medicare at the
r same time they become entitled to
hospital insurance.
I'd like to tell you what Girl
Scouting does for its members and
why we are inviting you to help us
bring in new members.
"We found a new world" - tells
what Girl Scouting does for girls
from 6 to 17 years old. It also says
what adults get out of being Girl
Scout Volunteers.
If you've ever had a Brownie Girl
Scout in your family, do you
remember what a thrill it was for
her just to belong to something on
her own; to have an adult friend,
her leader, who was interested in
her just because she was one the
Brownies?
When she reaches Junior Girl
Scout age. she can choose to learn
about things beyond her school
subjects - anything from repairs
around the house to customs of
different nations around the world
or in her own neighborhood. This is
learning she does because she
wants to and she doesn't do it for
grades.
For teen-aged Cadette and
Senior Girl Scouts, the world really
opens out. They can sample dif
ferent kinds of work that they
might like to do - and these days,
most women do work outside the
house for at least part of their lives.
These teen-agers practice leader
ship in community projects and
other group activities of their own,
as well as working with younger
Girl Scouts.
For adults, something is added
to your world too. You have the
pleasure of working together with
women, girls and even some men
who see the world in different ways
from yours. Once you do that, your
world can never again be as small
as it was.
Girl Scouting is people, all kinds
of people, working together on
things that really matter. And you
even have fun doing it!!! There is
something for every girl to enjoy in
Girl Scouting and something for
you. too.
JOIN US!!!
Call 875-3881 or 875-8743 To
day.
CANDIDATES IN SCHOOL - Five of the candidates for Hoke County
offices in Tuesday's general election came to Ethelyn Baker's class at West
Hoke School Friday, spoke to the students and answered their questions.
Seated, left to right, are Cleo Bratcher, Bill Cameron, Onnie Dudley,
Charlotte Kelly, and Evelyn Manning. Mrs. Manning and Bratcher were
running for the Board of County Commissioners, and the others were
candidates for the County Board of Education.
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