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* • * ¥ / * ? - «,•< ., - "J 7 ' fc;<; : , V r" * ' ( 5 v;;fvT . '• .. "M?' T*&E ' * • fr* 'W? 7 . • '. •*'/•"' .v-' :* -'• v*' *'••>' -*•*-•/.*• <*.• ;•„ /„;/ ; ' • • " • ' . " " " " " ' < • ' ; * } > * • • '"r TmH"E" "Mc HENRY PLAINDEALER « Thuniiay, April 22. 1954 *• iohnsbu rg News ,, Py Bettj- Met terminal! Law On The Farm -By H. W. Hmnah« Social Security for Farm Worker* Under the Federal Social Security Act, a farm worker is ^ generally covered it: "• i . n •*---g ; i He works in Dlan'.tng, "culii- Bake Sale ' j vati,« 01 ha'^l!nS «»* farm " Don't forg-et the bake sale next CJOP- 8unday, April 25. at St. John's , 2. Ho works in raisings or ^fefehool. Sales will continue after j .tending livestock, bees or jural! the masses. All types of home I bearing animals on a farm, waked goods will be on sale dur-> i •> He works in prtp&iing, '4*g the morning . i processing <H delivering props^r All women who are making •; livestock to Stoiage W |0 Vr jgoods for the sale atfe asked to ; kef. • ^ = ti*ve nature,on a farm. Owners and operators tliemive their1 articles at the scho61"j 4, He or she is * cook or soon as'possible in the morn- | household worker on a -farm. |rig !. 5. He does work of a general •• ^ V; Visiting Parent* Charlie Hillei- is spending his i sejves- are hot covered. Neither - Raster vacation with hisparents. ! ale an operator's husband, wife iihe George HillWs or minor childtan for work done *> Carol Ann. daught<ei of M'• ! on the operator's farm. , |and Mrs. Clai'ence Stilling, is A farm laborer "qualifies" un- \-3°me for Wllh h®ri W the act after he has worked - |ffcmily. She attends- Stv ColettAS j-'cpntinnally for the same employ- • V pchool in J^ffei son. . Wis; ' ;, . ; for a perjo^ 0f three - months (a calendar quarter). ParticipaHere 'n There tion continues as long as he Mr. and Mrs. Robert Einspar.j wo,ks f0r the same farm operaand family spent Barter. in Chi- i lor gnd provided he work3 for cago at the home of her parents. | g6 ^ and earng at luqst $50 Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Heim entertained dinner guests from in cash tn every calendar quartet. A farm worker may qualify in any calendar quarter, but he i Social Security while qualifying. If a farm worker changes em- °Chicagoy!last Sunday. ^ _ Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Lasser of | nol participate ^lak-Ana Hei,-hts had their [ .'granddaughter, Gail, as a visitor .for a few days last week. On ijSaturday. the Lassers were dinner guests of Gail's parents, Mr- %nd Mrs. George Lasser, of Chi-, cago. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith were dinner guests in Rockford Sunday. While there, the Smiths visited several of their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dehn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hettermann and daughters; were Sunday dinner guests at the home of the John Dehns In Chicago. Later that day, the Hettermanns were, supper guests at the John Herdrich home in McHenry. Also present for supper at the Herdrich home were the Clarence Stilling family, the Ed Hettermann family, the 'Ceroid Hettermann family and Ml*s. Helen Hettermann. The Gerald Hettermanns were dinner guests at the home of her parents, the Herb Simons, Sunday. ployers, he must requalify hjf working continuously for a quaf* ter with the new employer before his work begins to count for Social Security. If the worker is qualified, the farm employer will deduct two por certt from the farm worker's wages (cash wages only) and will add an equal amount as his own payment. Each quarter the employer must send this money to the collector of internal Revenue with a report (on Form 941) showing how much earnings should be added to the worker's security account. There is a 30- day grace period after each quarter during which this report can be made. ; Each Tarm worker -should check to see that he "has a So-; cial Security card. He can g*t one at the Social Security office. If there is no office nearby, the' local post office should have an application form. Lost cards can be replaced at the Sociaf Sewirf-; tjr office.. * Farm operator# having em? ployees who are subject to Social' Security should send their name* and addresses to the District li*-. ternal Revenue office. Further assistance and foraM for making the tax returns majr be procured from your local office of the Collector of Internal Revenue. Bureau of Internal Revenue Circular A. entitled "Agricultural Employer*' Security Tax Guide*. 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