Soil Conservation Topic Highlights Urban and Rural Practices
The November issue of Soil Conservation covers urban river and soil issues in northern Virginia and Maryland, riparian planting on critical areas, a new area conservation program called the first giant step, map guidance to curb improper land use, and money-saving soil information. It features a Thanksgiving center spread on soil’s role in food supply, reports on a conservation clinic in Williamsport Pennsylvania and a Nebraska Neighborhood Youth Corps project, plus a Futures Farmers of America note. Single copies available from the Soil Conservation Service and Government Printing Office with subscription rates listed.
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Urba
Virginia
Maryland
BYU
McHenry County
Biineis
Michigan
Camp Kline
Williamsport
Nebraska
Futures Farmers of America
Soil Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
DAC
South Buildine
Dudley
Superintendent of Documents
Washington, D.C
Watch thief jailed for five years in pastry smuggling scheme
In London a pastry cook received a five year term after a British court found him part of a gang that smuggled 4700 Swiss watches valued at over $1.5 million. Watches were reportedly hidden inside pastries.
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London
Eng
St Charles Jaycees Proclaim Jaycee Week
Mayor Henry Yost proclaims Jaycee Week to be celebrated January 16 22 by the St Charles Jaycees. Jaycee president Jack Parker chairs the week’s program. Wear rubber gloves when cutting onions to avoid strong smells on hands.
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Henry Yost
St. Charles
Ayer Yost
Larry Edwards
Jaycee
Atteftee
Jack Parker
Local Girls Hold Offices At Lindenwood College
Thirteen St Charles area students hold offices in Lindenwood College organizations. Day Students President is Jiweth Forstmann who chairs the National Convention for Alpha Epsilon Rho and hosts KULC. Jean Schuttenberg serves as Day Student VP and Encore secretary and represents in social committees and the Junior Cabinet. Emily Grock chairs Day Students treasurer and Kathleen Williams, Pamela Foster, and Donna McCaslin are student council representatives. Brenda Marshal is Day social chairman and serves as vice.
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St. Charles Area
Lindenwood College
Jiwith Forstmann
Jackson
KULC
Alpha Epsilon Rhe
Jean Schuttenberg
Washington
Encore
Alumina Lindenwood
Juniior
Emily Grock
December Sales Award To DeQuire Confusing Ledger Entry
December sales awards announced for DeGuire James A of Southwestern Literary Insurance, Jet the St. Louis Agency. Bruce A. Wessel, branch manager in St. Louis, presides over Wet Recreational Assing. Linden Scroll elects Linda Patt chaplain. other staff hold posts in Us Day Students and Linden Leaves.
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James A. DeGuire
Sr. Charles
Southwestern Lit. Insurance Company
Jet
St. Lows
Bruce A. Wessel
St. Lewis
Linda Patt
Newt Sounding Board
Linden Scroll
Peggy Schiermeyer
Wormens Recreational Association
Gail Gross
West Adams
Ann Schaberg
Lindenwood
Patricia Penroske
Elmerest
Diane Lovelace
Orchard Lane
Linden Leaves
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