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Newspaper
Dixon Telegraph
Location
Dixon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1989
Page
5
A new Treasury rule requires voiding government checks after one year starting Oct 1. Old checks must be cashed by Sept 30, 1990. Beneficiaries can sign up for direct deposit by phone, making payments electronic and secure. Direct deposit reduces loss risk and offers same-day availability, with significant yearly savings in trust funds.
Every Monday and Thursday at 9 am the Senior Bowlers meet at Plum Hollow Alleys in Dixon. Last month men posted 14 series over 500 and five games over 200 while Lloyd Kerley led with 562 553 528 512 and a 206 game. Ladies posted four games over 200 and three series over 500 with Verna Reiff 576 519 212 210 and Rose Meier 22 451. Numerous bowlers achieved strong scores, including Reiff Reinhold Meier Woolsey Conner and Conner among others, with many matching high averages and notable splits converted.
Notes from Zill highlight Dixon Senior Center in Lee County offering services for 60 plus residents. Programs include Transportation Outreach Information Referral, with thanks to donors and volunteers for harvest items, books, magazines and playing cards. Halloween greeting closes the message.
Medicare does not cover long term nursing home care and many assume otherwise. With rising costs around 22 000 yearly for care, over 100 companies offer policies. Look for affordable premiums, coverage of skilled, intermediate and custodial care, non hospitalized payouts, guaranteed renewable terms, inflation protection, and a 7 to 31 day payment grace period. Include Alzheimer coverage, avoid Medicare only limits, read fine print, compare policies, verify company financial strength, and seek guidance from aging agencies or an attorney.
Lee County Council on Aging states it does not discriminate in admission to programs or treatment or employment in programs or activities in compliance with major civil rights laws. If discrimination occurs, file a complaint with Illinois Department on Aging. Information via 1 800 252 8966 or contact Zita Powers at 100 W Second St Dixon IL 61021 or 815 288 2117.
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