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May 9, 2008 |
Volume 1, Number 2 |
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In
This Issue ·
Senior
Safety ·
Item
of the Week ·
Safety
Tips for Joggers ·
Safety
Story: A Jogger’s Best
Friend Online Crime & Safety Resourc=
es: National Neighborhood Watch Program Information and resources to help you =
start, revitalize or improve the Neighborhood Watch
Program in your community. Savvy Senior A national information serv=
ice
devoted to older Americans and the families who support them. The 1-800-FYI-CALL=
<= o:p> <= o:p> <= o:p> Run The Planet Articles,
race calendars, safety suggestions and other resources. One of the internet’s larg=
est
online communities for runners, joggers and avid walkers Road Runners Club of Runners’
Safety, Education and Advocacy
&nb=
sp;
Next Issue: Travel
Tips Campus
Safety And
more! |
Senior
Safety
·
Don't
carry large, bulky shoulder bags; carry only what you need. If you can carry just a wallet, =
keep
it in an inside jacket or front trouser pocket. ·
In
the car, don't leave your purse on the seat beside you; put it on the flo=
or,
where it is more difficult for someone to grab it. Protect Your Money · &nbs=
p;
Many
criminals know exactly when government checks arrive each month, and may =
pick
that day to attack senior citizens. Avoid this by using Direct Deposit, w=
hich
sends your money directly from the government to the bank of your choice.=
· &nbs=
p;
Be
wary of individuals asking for money or account information, especially on
the phone. Your bank will n=
ever
ask you to remove your money or give account information over the telepho=
ne. Be Safe and Secure at Home ·
Never open the door without checking – always use the
peephole. ·
Install deadbolt locks on doors. Keep doors and windows locked. ·
Leave lights on when you leave the house at night. Use lamp timers when you are awa=
y for
an extended period of time. Do not leave notes on the door when going out=
. Item of the Week
This is the most powerful Stun Pen in the market. Very compact and stylish. This pen has true power of 950,0=
00
volts. Also includes an LED
light, safety pin, and safety cap.
Best of all it is rechargeable so no need to buy expensive
batteries. . Safety
Tips for Joggers
Safety Story: A Jogger’s Best FriendR=
30;
Bill
worried about his daughter, Josie. This past Tha=
nksgiving,
she announced to the family that she would be moving to the big city to w=
ork
on her acting career. When
Josie's sister wondered aloud if Josie would keep up her workout routine,
Josie assured everyone that she'd still get her three mile walk in every =
day
by jogging through the park. It didn't take long for sparks to fly. |
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