Trees Hold the Soil and Cut Pollution, Order Now
A local 4-H and community notice urges spring tree planting for soil conservation and pollution reduction. It notes early spring planting yields higher survival, lists the Malvern Soil Conservation District Office as the order point, and sets the deadline March 1, 1972. It also records minutes, Christmas party, and club activities across Silver Creek Go-Getters Henderson Hornets Peppy Pals Loyal Lassies and Peppy Pixies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation District
Malvern
Roger Jackson
Henry Penn
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hastings Man Heads Livestock Feeders Resolution
Hastings area 4-H minutes show members voting in Debbie Kester and Sandy Patteson, receiving a 1972 program, and discussing 4-H articles for talks. The Merry Christmas party joined by Ingraham Straight Shooters, gift exchange held, refreshments served. Mills-Montgomery Livestock Feeders Association elected officers at Gold Crown Inn with Art Holst as guest NFL official speaking on professionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Debbie Kester
Sandy Patteson
Lorraine Perkins
Carol Perkins
Janet
Pat
Lois Perkins
Palser
Leslie Gustafson
Mills - Montgomery Livestock Feeders Association
Gold Crown Inn
Bill Hyde
Hastings
Bob Wheeler
Villisca
Richard
Bud) Steen
Emerson
Newt Wright
Jim Kelley
Rod Guy
Malvern
Mills
Rayburn Benton
Kenneth
Doc) Grindle
Richard Bass
L. B. Reed
All New
Dave Gregory
Tabor
Montgomery
Ron Hartstack
R. R
Bud) Halvin
Marion Jones
Red Oak
Max Hessle
Dan Phelps
Harold Hessle
Kenneth Kernen
NFL
Art Holst
Peoria
Ill
National Football League
Mills-Montgomery Livestock Feeders Association
Willing Workers 4-H Christmas Party Held At Timsons
Willing Workers 4-H Club met December 6 at 7 20 p m at Pam and Teresa Timson home. President Valeri Blackburn led a business session with 16 members answering goal for myself in roll call. Officers were installed by Blackburn. A gift exchange centered the event. Refreshments were served. Next meeting January 8 1972 at 1 30 p m at Tabor Methodist Church. LuAnn Bloomer, Reporter. Lucky Circle 4-H Club also met December 9 1971 at 7 15 p m at Dawn and Deidre West, with Lois Jurgens presiding and 18 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jurgen
Baptist Church
Kelly DeArvis
Silver Creek
Glen
Steve Dickersbach
Doug Bowen
Randy Alberts
Dickersbach
Kevin White
Henderson Hornets
Henderson
Andies Girls
Steve McGrew
Linda Washburn
Malvern Goodfellows
Nishna Cottage
Kathy Ricker
Janet Carley
Toni Rountree
Leslie Gustafson
Ingraham
Loyal Lassies
United Methodist Church
John Skerritt
Barbara Richter
Willing Workers
Willing Workers 4-H Club
Pam
Teresa Timson
Valeri Blackburn
Lucky Circle
Lucky Circle 4-H Club
Deidre West
Lois Jurgens
Attainable goals and social security guidance urged
A speaker urged people to set attainable goals and be problem solvers and action oriented. He stressed differences among individuals and touted truth as a precious commodity. The text then shifts to social security earnings reporting, noting higher monthly earnings raise benefits. It discusses reporting wages for a cleaning lady without a Social Security number and requires full name, address, and cash wages, with a note that the employee refused to provide a Social Security number.
Social Security Q&A on farm and wage reporting
A farmer earning about 700 from farm self employment and 3600 from factory work should report farm earnings if net self employment reaches 400 or more in a year. Social Security credits are earned on combined wages and self employment, affecting benefits for the worker and dependents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tcuer
Tribune
Silver City Methodist Church
Margaret Gaos
Carol Richter
Mille-Montgomery Livestock Feeders Association
Red Oak Express
Ford & Oliver Sutton
Sidney
Gregg Aistrope
Aistrepe Insurance Agency
Glenwood, Iowa
Glenwood Opinion-Tribune
First St. Ph
Land Bank
Larry Vileta
Mer
W. Broadway
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Jack Lenz
Glenwood, Lowa
Social Security
Machinery Sales
REMND
Omaka, Nebraika Tmi
Morton Buildings
Morton Buildings, Inc
Clarinda
Orthos
Ontho
Farm Aid Service Center
Silver City, Iowa
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