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requirements for reporting the salaries of household workers have changed very little. Cash wages (including bus fare if paid in cash) must be reported if they amount to $50 from one employer in a calendar quarter. TTie work done by anydne in or around the house is covered by social security, Maids, cooks, gardeners, yard men, baby sitters are included in this group.

The method of reporting the pay of household workers has also changed very little. The employer is responsible for reporting the amount of wages paid the worker at the end of each calendar quarter. The report for the present quarter (April-May-June) must be filed with the Interna] Revenue Service by July 31, 1969. The reporting forms can be supplied by the nearest social security or Internal Revenue office.

The household worker has a responsibility, too. He must show his correct social security number to his employer. Unless the number is shown on social security reports he will get no credit for his work. Your local social security office located at 20 S. Cameron St. will be happy to answer any questions regarding this provision of social security.

Chester Gap Area

Social News

Mrs, Stanley Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williams and granddaughter Donna Williams went to Pennsylvania last Tuesday to visit their daughter Mrs. Jimmy Harris and family. Their granddaughter Candace Harris who had been ill in the hospital there is now at

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