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iffice on 1st and 3rd Monday com 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and 111 gladly give more details n this subject or any other tatter connected with vee ran's affairs.

Soc. Security Notes

Did you know that cash wages aid to a household worker lust be reported to Internal evenue Service by each emloyer who pays cash wages f $50 or more to an employee uring the calendar quarter? These wages must be reorted on a quarterly tax ream which shows the amount f cash wages paid to the dolestic worker, her name and ocial security number. The eturn is filed with Internal evenue Service in the month rhich follows the end of the alendar quarter. The employee pays one-half f the social security tax and le employer one-half of the urrent 7 1/4 percent to be aid with the return. If you hire a baby sitter, laid or housekeeper, and pay tiat employee as little as 4.00 every week in a calenar quarter, you are required a pay social security tax on er wages. For those who have questions tie Social Security District )ffice in Winchester, Virginia 3 open Monday through Friay, 8:45 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. eel free to call upon them.

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Army Sgt. Ernest E. Fickin, son of George W. Ficklii loute 1, Amissville, Va., anc >ther members of the 7th Inantry Division participatet n Exercise SPRING THAW i six-day field training exsrcise in Korea ending March !1. The exercise stressed daj md night maneuvers with optosing units from the divi ilon clashing in mock battles or 48-hour periods. Sergeant Ficklin, a sectiot :hief in Battery B, 4th Batalion of the division’s 76tl artillery in Korea, enteret he Army in August 1959. The 23-year-old soldier is i 1959 graduate of Georg* Vashington Carver Reglona: Ugh School.

Charles R. Wallace, aviatiot nachlnlst’s mate first class !SN, son of Silas J. Wallac* >f Woodville recently r< urned to the Naval Air Sta on, Oceana, Virginia Bead ipon completion of participa on in an exercise called "Opet ition Springboard" while ser-ing with Attack Squadron 8! iboard the attack aircraft cai •ier USS Forrestal in th< Caribbean. The operation, conducted at nually by units of the Atlanti ?leet, takes advantage of th< avorable Caribbean we a the] o conduct sea assault landngs and training operations

Come one! Come all) To th< Spring Hop at the Communir Center, April 24 from 8:0 until 1 o’clock. Music by Han Johnson and his latest record Ings. There will be refresh ments on sale. Admission 50£

There will be a social i Pine Knot Inn on the 17th c April. Door prizes will b

Sven. Everyone is invited oi •r an enjoyable evening. The Womens Club sponsor this event.

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