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Elect Officers ForS.GUAAW United Methodist Church Women met Thursday with 16 members anB two children present. Oct. 9 was set for the ladies to make mincemeat for the coming Bazaar. The nominating committee reported on nominations for officers, and officers elected were: Mrs. Jack Burgoin, president; Mrs.

Garland Martin, vice president; Mrs. Wilbert Bond, treasurer; Mrs. Loran Boyer, secretary; Mrs. Eldon Burgoin, Christian Social Involvement; Mrs. Rew Burgoin, personhood; Mrs.

Ralph Hansen and Mrs, Marvin Richter, global concerns; Mrs. Robert Fisher and Mrs. Viola Heiser, supportive community; Miss Ona McNay, program resources; Mrs. Dean Maddocks, membership chairman; Mrs. Phyllis Skerritt, project chairman: Mrs.

Edna Bolte, historian; and Mrs. Robert Fisher, chairman of the nominating committee. Allen Schoeriing and Jolene ofi Macedonia were supper guests at the Bill Mass home. and Mrs. Jerry Ord, and Kenny, were Friday visitors at the Clint McMullen home in Crescent.

Mrs. Dora Vandas of Omaha and Mrs. Marjorie Raynor of Des Moines were week end guests of Mrs. Phyllis Skerritt. Sunday they visited Mrs.

Serina Westcott at the rest home 1 'in Denison. She is now 98 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bowen of Malvern were Friday evening visitors in the Phyllis Skerritt home to help Mrs.

Skerritt celebrate her birthday. Callers at the Lawrence Schoening home I his past week were Herman Miller and granddaughter, and Bob Shipley of Laramie, and Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hendrix of Council Bluffs. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Mass attended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mass at their home in Ralston Saturday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Ronald Bryant visited in the Bud Bryant home in Underwood Thursday. any young boys interested in joining Scouts, call 525-9789. The Bears Den Meetings will be held each Tuesday at 4 p.m. at the Techau home starting OCt.

7 Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mass attended the Farmer-Alexander wedding in Malvern. Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

CUB SCOUT PACK ELECTED OFFICERS Cub Scout Pack 230 met Tuesday evening and organized for the new year. Officers elected are Fred Techau, Cub Master; Bob Fisher, ass't. Cub Master: and Lenora Stogdill, treasurer. Dorothy Techau will be Den Mother for the Wolves and Bears, with Jan Fisher being assistant. There is need of a Webelos Leader, anyone interested please call 525-9789, Also H' e'll handle details, make all arrangements, in shift compliance with the ily's every icish our reputation is based concern for all.

Mansfield -Hertz Funeral Home 624-8444 Malvern Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gough and Cheryl were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Gough, Mr.

and Mrs, Donald Gough and Donna, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gough, Jim and Joe, all of Woodward. -The Robert Fisher family attended the Ak-Sar-Ben Rodeo and viewed the Freedom Train Saturday. The Lonnie McMullen family had week end guests from Colorado.

They were Mr. and Mrs. Gail Weaver. Helen Jedlicka has entered Bergan Mercy hospital where she underwent surgery. Mrs.

Laura Clay of Malvern, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Watts of Red Oak, Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall, Jr.

and Dirk, and Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall, Sr. and Dale enjoyed seeing the Freedom Train Sunday evening followed by dining out. Week end guests at the Gordon Allen home were Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Olsen of Elkhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Enquist of St. Joseph, and David Allen of Omaha.

Gerald Jones and Judson attended the football game in Kansas City, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hoffman entertained at dinner Tuesday evening for Mr. and Mrs.

John Click of Malvern, Mr. and Mrs. Al Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boyer.

and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stogdill. Less Roberts was home over the week end, then returned to Veterans hospital. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs.

Edna Bolte were Mrs. Ethel Wilhelm of Council Bluffs, Viva Decker, Eldon Burgoin, and Pat Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vogel hosted Sunday dinner for Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Dashner, Kim and Owen of Malvern, and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Schultz. Those attending the 25th anniversary reception for Mr.

and Mrs. Win. Lay at their home in Council Bluffs from Silver City were the Bud Kahls, Bob Schoenings, Fred Techau, Fred Techau, Bob Deitchlers, and Gerald Stog- dills. Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Bud Schoening were Mrs. Robert Dalton and children of Glenwood for Linda's birthday. munity can make this an annual event to emphasize the importance of everyone cooperating to prevent fires and to lend support to the volunteers who not only fight the fires but maintain an active interest in their civic responsibilities. Tickets for the barbecue are being sold by all volunteer firemen as well as other interested groups. The tickets are $3.00 for adults and $1.25 for those under 12, and will provide "All you can eat" of a well balanced and well-prepared meal.

Tickets will also be available at the serving line. The water fight competition will feature firemen from Randolph, Thurman, as well as Tabor plus a 4th department to be announced. Competition will get underway at 5 p.m. the barbecue starting at 6 p.m. The firemen's ball will start at 9 p.m.

with music by the "James Boys." Admission to dance will be charged at the door. All activities will be held at or near the Tabor Jaycee's building (Adams Hall). Tabor Firemen Set Fun Fete The Tabor volunteer fire department will kick off National Fire Prevention week with an old-fashioned barbecue, water fight, and dance, Saturday, Oct. 11. It is hoped that an active volunteer Fire Department with the avid support of the com- 1975 National Vfeek 5-11 The 4H Clubs have demonstrated throughout the years their ability to teach our young people the value of learning- through-doing.

We congratulate you for your fine work in contributing so much to make our community a better place for all of us to enjoy. Congratulations 4H'ers OFTOMORROW MILLS COUNTY EQ. Phon. 624-8266 Dick Df LashlTIUtt, OWI16r Malv.rn, low 8th Street from 7 to 9:30 p.m. according to La Verne Obrecht, Mills County Extension Director.

This meeting is designed to acquaint employers and employees, local officials, managers, the public and any interested citizens with the new Employee Relations Act. Paul Coates, Iowa State University Local Government Programs Specialist, will be conducting this session. Topics that will be discussed at this public informational meeting according to Obrecht include, Review of the Collective Bargaining Law, the purpose of negotiations, strategies, preparing for the negotiations, a film on techniques of negotiation, impasse resolutions, arbitration, plus discussion of questions from the floor. Obrecht said that the ISU Cooperative Extension Service was providing this meeting for public information and that all interested parties are invited to attend. GOP Sets Pork Barbecue, Oct.

4 Republican State Chairman Tom Stoner today urged western Iowa Republicans to support the party by attending the Republican Pork Barbecue at the West Pottawattamie Fairgrounds near Council Bluffs this Saturday. Stoner said the barbecue, featuring Arkansas Congressional contender Judy Petty, will be a "chance for Republicans to experience an enjoyable evening and contribute to the financial welfare of the party organization as we prepare for the 1976 campaign." In addition, Stoner urged Fifth District Republicans to attend a workshop on campaign techniques which will be held Saturday at the Holiday Inn, Council Bluffs. The newly-elected state chairman said plans now have been finalized for the barbecue which will be held at the West Pottawattamie Fairgrounds, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Tickets for the barbecue may be obtained by contacting local Republican leaders, Republican State Headquarters in Des Moines or at the fairgrounds Saturday evening. Stoner said that proceeds from the dinner, which will cost $25 per person, will be used to finance on-going party programs and eliminate the $60,000 debt incurred in the 1974 campaigns.

"It is no secret that our primary emphasis at this time is elimination of the debt. Republicans in western Iowa can contribute to this effort by purchasing a ticket to the barbecue and planning to attend," Stoner said. Mrs. Petty gained national attention last year when she became the first general election opponent for veteran Democrat Congressman Wilbur Mills in 36 years. She received 42 percent of the vote.

Collective Bargain Meet Set A public meeting on Collective Bargaining emphasizing negotiating techniques and contract administration will be held Tuesday, Oct. 7 at the Extension Office in Harlan, 1105 IEBN Will Cover Omaha Economic Conference President Gerald Ford, Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz, HEW Secretary David Matthews, and Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman, headline the list of Federal officials who will speak at the Iowa-Nebraska White House Conference on Domestic and Economic Affairs at the Omaha Hilton, Wednesday, Oct. 1. Highlights of that conference will be telecast from 6:30 p.m.

to 9 p.m. that night on the Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network (Ch 11, Des Moines; Ch 12. Iowa City; Ch 24, Mason City; Ch 27, Sioux City; Ch 32, Waterloo; Ch 36, Red Oak, and Ch 32, Council Bluffs). The White House Conference is one in a series being held across the country. Other scheduled speakers include Russell Train, Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency; L.

William Seidman, Assistant to the President for Economic Affairs; and Frank Zarb, Administrator of the Federal Energy Administration. During the day's proceedings each of the seven participants will deliver a short speech and then will answer questions from the audience. lEBN's Conference Highlights will include exclusive interviews with each of the Cabinet level participants. interviews will be conducted by Mary Jane Odell, who will be at the Omaha Hilton. The 2 hour evening telecast will be anchored in Des Moines by Dean Borg.

Borg will comment on the day's events and will elicit reactions of Iowa officials who will be in the Des Moines Studios. At the same time IEBN is recording the Conference for its evening production, the Mobile Unit will be serving the Nebraska ETV Network, who will carry the proceedings live. Simultaneous coverage such as this will draw on the production crews of both networks in this unprecedented joint project for the two agencies. "Highlights of the White House Conference" is an IEBN Public Affairs presentation under the supervision of Executive Producer for Public Affairs Robert Bradsell, with Associate Producer Jerry Grady and IEJBN Directors Jeff Ames and Doug Brooker. Fm HA Loaned in'75 One hundred -seventy -nine families in Montgomery and Mills counties borrowed $2,611, 340 from the Farmers Home Administration during the 1975 fiscal year according to Roger D.

Stewart, County Supervisor, Red Oak. These loan programs supervised by the rural credit agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will be repaid with interest, Stewart said. Totals for major loan programs were: Rural housing loans totaling $1,747,220 were made to 92 families for construction or improvement of family homes and the purchase of existing homes. Housing loans may be made to eligible applicants for homes in rural areas under 10,000 population.

Family farm ownership loans totaling $218,900 were made to 4 families to purchase farms or, improve their farms. Family farm operating loans totaling $131,100 were made to 8 families for operating purposes. Emergency loans totaling $514,120 were made to 75 families because of blizzard and drought disasters. In addition, FmHA assisted borrowers in obtaining over $239,540 in short term credit from commercial banks for the purchase of feeder livestock, seed, fertlizer and other operating expenses. Authorities allowing joint or participation loans with Federal Land Banks, insurance companies and other conventional lenders allowed borrowers to obtain $1,61,500 to purchase farms.

This allowed FmHA to stretch its funds almost 73 pet. In addition to this type of credit assistance, FmHA guaranteed loans under the Emergency Livestock Act, enabled farmers to continue their normal livestock operations with bank and PCA loans. There were 3 guarantees on $423,650 worth of credit in the two- county area. The Farmers Home Administration supplements credit provided by local lending institutions and only applicants unable to obtain credit from conventional sources are eligible for FmHA The Farmers Home Administration office serving Montgomery and Mills counties is located at 1405 Second Street, Red Oak. Regular office day for Montgomery county residents is Monday morning from 8 a.m.

to 12 noon. A representative is at the SCS office in Malvern every Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. for the convenience of people living in Mills county. Squeeze a few dollars into your future. Tfcke stock in America.

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