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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
5
Aphids, tiny green garden insects, reside on leaf undersides and cause unseen damage. In mild climates they reproduce by parthenogenesis, potentially yielding vast numbers, while in fall winged forms fly to protected areas and lay overwintering eggs. Ants farm aphids for milk like sustenance in spring. The column notes aphids’ high mortality.
Friends and Neighbors IDA STUMP entertained Past Noble Grands at her home with a business meeting and games followed by refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter Rosemary. Several residents and guests attended gatherings and family visits across Pella including retirees and graduates, plus a large Open House for Randy Puyear.
Doyle Heyveld of Leighton Rt. 4 Iowa awarded a $500 3M Scholarship at Iowa State University for 1976 77 as senior in engineering science. He is a Phi Eta Sigma Tau Beta Pi Pi Mu Epsilon member and named to the Deans List each quarter. Mrs Martha Carlyle of Lansing observes her 105th birthday with two daughters four grandchildren fourteen great grandchildren and sixteen great great grandchildren.
Marion county residents will see a $60,896 boost in social security and SSI payments starting July as CPI rose 6.4 percent in the first quarter of 1976. 5,366 residents will receive a total $1,012,396 monthly. 280 receive SSI only. Contact Oskaloosa social security office at 673-8681 or visit 829 Broadway in Pella on the third Tuesday monthly.
Robert C. Froelich, vice president for business and treasurer at Central College, was elected president of the Iowa Association of Colleges and Universities Business Officers for 1976-77. He previously served as vice president of the group.
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