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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
3
The Voc-Ag Class hosts an adult farmer evening on Monday November 28 at 7 30 PM in the pele Community cafeteria. Guest speaker Mary Davis agricultural field rep from Structural Clay Products Institute Ames Iowa will discuss tile drainage with a large portion for questions and answers.
Des Moines SSA field rep answers readers questions about Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance. If the husband dies first his wife would get the lump sum death payment and a widow's monthly benefit. If the wife dies first the husband would receive the death payment and his own benefit. a survivor benefit may apply under applicable rules.
The first annual meeting of the TENCO Farm Business Association will be held at noon Thursday December 1 at the Holiday Inn in Ottumwa. Sam Bradford president invites members and prospective members to attend with a noon meal. Featured speaker is Everett Stoneberg Iowa State University Extension Economist, past fieldman for the association. Main item is election of the first permanent board of directors. The temporary board includes representatives from Appanoose Davis Keokuk Mahaska Monroe Vian Burem Keosauqua Wapello Wayne. The TENCO association provides on farm management services through fieldmen and yearly analyses of each member’s farm business records. Lorin Hansen serves as TENCO consultant.
A two hour color travelogue Safari in Alaska will be shown at the Junior High School Tuesday night November 29 at 8 p.m. The film includes rugged hunting and fishing sequences and Eskimo life scenes. Savings bonds sales in Marion County reach 76 percent of the 1966 quota with nine months to go.
Pella residents received 86.00 as their share of the Maytag Employees Consolidated Fund drive. Maytag employees in Pella gave 43.00, matched by the Maytag Company Foundation. Total donations reached 14,558.46, doubled by the company to 29,116.92. Employees from 68 area communities participated, the only in plant solicitation. Average donation was 5.39, with 83 percent of employees contributing.
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