By D. C. Nichols Field Representive Today, about nine out workers in the United tates are covered by social c c u r i t y. Unfortunately, however, many of these peo e are not receiving the soc 1 security credit they de rce for the work they are oing. The main reason for this is t ]at some employers are not [reporting their employees' i wages as the law requires— either because they are not aware of their responsibility land liability or, in some cases (strange as it may seem), (because they have even been a.-,ked by their employees not j to make such reports! The two kinds of work most likely to go unreported : [jy employers are domestic v oi k and agricultural labor. If you employ household [help or hire farm labor, chances are that you should I be reporting the wages paid to your employees for social security purposes. If you aie jn doubt about your respon sibility for making these re Iporls, or if you would like additional information, please contact the Asheville Social Security Office. Remember employer who fails a report of his em wages for social purposes is liable back taxes due (in i that the to make I ployees’ security [ for all f c 1 u d i n g the employees’ share), plus the interest due, | ;!nd a possible penalty be ; shlcS. ■ 11 m i! 1111 m 1111 m 1111111 > i a 11:111; 11 m 11! i: i o i; in i m i u; i n m m i: 111:; 1111 r 11 m 11111 > 111111111 m i it m 11111111111 m 111 r i n [ m; 111; n 11111! 11 m 11M1111! i M m i.u m m i: i:: 11:! r' 11 h ri i;;iiiii ':. 11 f imi i m; jiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiKiiliililllllf lllllllllllllilllllKllltllMIIII POET'S CORNER “Little Things” I There’er places where I'll never be; There’re vistas that I'll never see; On many roads I’ll never go; So many folks I’ll never know; There’re many sounds I’ll never hear; Some feats I’ll never engin eer; So many things I’ll never do; So much that’s strange I can’t construe And yet I’m glad that I can live In manner quite diminutive. With awe I’ve watched the sun come up Or peeked into a buttercup; I’ve felt the thrill of May at night In apple orchards pink and white; I’ve caught a glimpse of orioles; I’ve looked for bluebirds’ nests in holes; I’ve watched two roosters in dispute; I've listened to a hoot owl hoot; I’ve wrestled with a plow all day; I ve coated trees with sulfur spray. Trom little things I get my thrills, From puppy dogs to daffo dils. by Albert L. Mason. iiiiiiiiiliililiiliiiiiiiiiillllilllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimi'LlMiiiiiiimiiimiitiiimiimiimiil'timimiiiiiiimiimiiiimiliiiiim MORE SIGN FOR 1963 N. C. TRADE FAIR Exhibitors at the North Carolina International Trade Fair are “signing up faster, and for larger spaces, than for the first North Carolina Trade Fair in 1961.” Hargrove Bowles Jr., chair man of the state’s Board of Conservation and Develop ment, revealed the trend a long with the first list of 132 companies which already have signed up for the event. The C & D board is spon soring the Trade Fair as a service to the state’s business and industrial interests. It is designed to increase sales of North Carolina goods throughout the United States and abroad. The event, set for April 27 through May 4, will occupy both the Merchandise Mart and Coliseum buildings in Charlotte. OWEN CAGE TEAMS WILL HIT ROAD FOR TWO GAMES Owen High’s cage teams will play at Brevard Friday evening and at T. C. Rober son on next Tuesday night. The fast stepping War horses and Warlassies will re turn home to close out the pre-holiday season with a game against Envin on Thursday evening, Dec. 20. 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