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/ NTY SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS SHIPS ividuals have contributed r twenty-five dollars (gold ion program of the Kent r hile soil conservation dis- nent they do not have the They receive a very nom- ture but this is not enough ral years ago the directors [> ask the business men of s respect, and these affili- 8 x 12 inches, green with counter or on the wall of the owner is conservation- d in gold with a gold seal >.00 to the cause. If the a green seal the contribu- »r case we hope you will erest in conservation. BANK RS ELEVATOR HJREAU VK Alvin Piatt Dist. nber JST CO.—Rockford rings •I SUPPLY Tiling ^ator CO. CO. K K ODUCT CO. & SERVICE ASSOCIATION ER, Sparta S N E BANK NT CO. P NT CO. CO. & EQUIPMENT CO. Y CO. ENT CO. CH D NT CO. SALES SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT AUDIT-INVENTORY REPORT Northwest Kent Soil Conservation District Grand Rapids, Michigan Period Covered by Audit— From July 1, 19(55 to June 30, 19G6 In accordance with Section 282.7 of the compiled laws of 1948, we have examined the books and records of the above Soil Conservation District for the period shown and submit our report, ns follows: Schedule A, 'in our opinion, presents a true statement of the receipts, disbursements, and balances of the Dis- trict for the above period. We found all recorded receipts properly accounted for, and all disbursements appeared to be for legitimate obligations of the district. Schedule C presents our reconciliiat5on of the Dis- trict's bank account. Schedule E presents a list of property and equipment purchased with Soil Conservation District Funds and used in the operation of the District. Our examination also indicates that surety bonds are in effect for jlII employees and officers entrusted with funds and property 'as follows: Ronald Anderson, Wolverine Insurance Company: Amount of Bond—$2,500 - Expiration Date: 3-16-67 George Edtfar, Examiner Cashier, Kent City State Bank SCHEDULE A SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES Beginnii\g Cash Balances—July 1, 1965 $ 246.89 RECEIPTS: State Committee: District Administrative Funds $653.00 Conservation District Aide Funds .... 250.00 State and Regional Meeting Expense Funds 28.56 Operating Receipts: Associate Memberships 502.50 Total Receipts 1,434.06 Total Available Funds $1,680.95 DISBURSEMENTS: Office Supplies and Postage $295.72 Directors Mileage and Expense 292.28 Fees, Dues, etc 50.00 Conservation District Aide 116.25 Educational Program Expense 49.50 Annual Meetings 30.00 Youth Activities 9.50 Other Misc. Expense 10.00 Total Disbursements 853.25 Balance of Cash Available—June 30, 1966 $ 827.70 Qreen Seal • • • BIRD FERTILIZER CO. KENT CITY STATE BANK WILLIAM A. ROGERS IMPLEMENT CO. ROCKFORD REGISTER CEDAR SPRINGS CLIPPER ELDRED ELEVATOR WATSON & PRATT IMPLEMENT CO. CEDAR SPRINGS FARM EQUIPMENT CO- AUDLEY WHITTALL INSURANCE ROCKFORD ELEVATOR HESSLER BROS. CONSERVATION REPORT Northwest Kent S.C.D. 1966 FISCAL YEAR New Cooperators 17 1,441 Acres To Date 412 42,532 Acres Basic Plans 15 990 Acres To Date 373 39,691 Acres Plans Revised 13 1 # 967 Acres Cooperators Serviced 373 Cooperators Applying Practices 211 Conservation Cropping Systems 891 Contour Farming 40 Cover and Green Manure Crops 920 Crop Residue Use 2,419 Farm Ponds 5 Field Windbreaks 800 Hedgerow Planting 1,500 Land Clearing 16 Minimum Tillage 1,825 Mulching 97 Pasture and Hayland Management 63 Pasture and Hayland Renovation 34 Pasture and Hayland Planting 417 Plow Planting 108 Pumping Plants 1 Tile Drains .65,056 Tree Planting 36 Wildlife Habitat Preservation 70 Wildlife Wetland Preservation 61 Wildlife Habitat Development 62 Woodland Harvest Cutting 10 Number Number Acres Acres Acres Acres Number Feet Feet Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Number Feet Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres SCHEDULE C BANK RECONCILIATION For Kent City State Bank Bank Balance $ 854.96 Less Outstanding Checks 30.00 Adjusted Bank Balance $ 824.96 Check Book Balance $ 827.70 Less Bank Charges not recorded 2.74 Adjusted Check Book Balance $ 824.96 NORTHWEST KENT SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS < L H Left to right (standing) Milton Wylie, vice chairman; Ward Shepard, member. (Seated) Ronald Anderson, treas- urer; Frank Rasch, chairman. Carl May, the other mem- ber of the board, was absent at this meeting due to illness.

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NTY SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICTS

SHIPS ividuals have contributed r twenty-five dollars (gold ion program of the Kent rhile soil conservation dis-nent they do not have the They receive a very nom-ture but this is not enough ral years ago the directors [> ask the business men of s respect, and these affili-

8 x 12 inches, green with counter or on the wall of

the owner is conservation-d in gold with a gold seal >.00 to the cause. If the a green seal the contribu-»r case we hope you will erest in conservation.

BANK

RS ELEVATOR

HJREAU

V K

Alvin Piatt Dist.

nber

JST CO.—Rockford

rings

•I SUPPLY

— Tiling

^ator

CO.

CO.

K

K

ODUCT CO.

& SERVICE

ASSOCIATION

ER, Sparta

S

N

E BANK

NT CO.

P

NT CO.

CO.

& EQUIPMENT CO.

Y

CO.

ENT CO.

CH

D

NT CO.

SALES

SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT

AUDIT-INVENTORY REPORT Northwest Kent Soil Conservation District

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Period Covered by Audit— From July 1, 19(55 to June 30, 19G6

In accordance with Section 282.7 of the compiled laws of 1948, we have examined the books and records of the above Soil Conservation Distr ict fo r the period shown and submit our report , ns follows:

Schedule A, 'in our opinion, presents a t rue s t a tement of the receipts, disbursements , and balances of the Dis-t r ic t fo r the above period. We found all recorded receipts properly accounted for , and all d isbursements appeared to be fo r legi t imate obligations of the distr ict .

Schedule C presents our reconciliiat5on of the Dis-t r ic t ' s bank account.

Schedule E presents a list of property and equipment purchased with Soil Conservation Distr ict Funds and used in the operation of the Distr ict .

Our examination also indicates t h a t surety bonds are in e f fec t fo r j l I I employees and off icers entrusted with f u n d s and property 'as follows:

Ronald Anderson, Wolverine Insurance Company: Amount of Bond—$2,500 - Expirat ion Date : 3-16-67

George Edtfar, Examine r Cashier, Kent City S t a t e Bank

SCHEDULE A

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES

Beginnii\g Cash Balances—July 1, 1965 $ 246.89

RECEIPTS: State Committee:

District Administrative Funds $653.00 Conservation District Aide Funds.... 250.00 State and Regional Meeting

Expense Funds 28.56 Operating Receipts:

Associate Memberships 502.50

Total Receipts 1,434.06

Total Available Funds $1,680.95

DISBURSEMENTS: Office Supplies and Postage $295.72 Directors Mileage and Expense 292.28 Fees, Dues, etc 50.00 Conservation District Aide 116.25 Educational Program Expense 49.50 Annual Meetings 30.00 Youth Activities 9.50 Other Misc. Expense 10.00

Total Disbursements 853.25

Balance of Cash Available—June 30, 1966 $ 827.70

Qreen Seal • • • BIRD FERTILIZER CO.

KENT CITY STATE BANK

WILLIAM A. ROGERS IMPLEMENT CO.

ROCKFORD REGISTER

CEDAR SPRINGS CLIPPER

ELDRED ELEVATOR

WATSON & PRATT IMPLEMENT CO.

CEDAR SPRINGS FARM EQUIPMENT CO-

AUDLEY WHITTALL INSURANCE

ROCKFORD ELEVATOR

HESSLER BROS.

CONSERVATION REPORT Northwest Kent S.C.D.

1966 FISCAL YEAR

New Cooperators 17 1,441 Acres To Date 412 42,532 Acres

Basic Plans 15 990 Acres To Date 373 39,691 Acres

Plans Revised 13 1#967 Acres

Cooperators Serviced 373 Cooperators Applying Practices 211 Conservation Cropping Systems 891 Contour Farming 40 Cover and Green Manure Crops 920 Crop Residue Use 2,419 Farm Ponds 5 Field Windbreaks 800 Hedgerow Planting 1,500 Land Clearing 16 Minimum Tillage 1,825 Mulching 97 Pasture and Hayland Management 63 Pasture and Hayland Renovation 34 Pasture and Hayland Planting 417 Plow Planting 108 Pumping Plants 1 Tile Drains .65,056 Tree Planting 36 Wildlife Habitat Preservation 70 Wildlife Wetland Preservation 61 Wildlife Habitat Development 62 Woodland Harvest Cutting 10

Number Number Acres Acres Acres Acres Number Feet Feet Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Number Feet Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres Acres

SCHEDULE C

BANK RECONCILIATION

For Kent City State Bank

Bank Balance $ 854.96 Less Outstanding Checks 30.00

Adjusted Bank Balance $ 824.96

Check Book Balance $ 827.70 Less Bank Charges not recorded 2.74

Adjusted Check Book Balance $ 824.96

NORTHWEST KENT SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

< L H

Left to right (standing) Milton Wylie, vice chairman; Ward Shepard, member. (Seated) Ronald Anderson, treas-urer; Frank Rasch, chairman. Carl May, the other mem-ber of the board, was absent at this meeting due to illness.

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Annual Kent-Ottawa Hort j Northlvest Kent SCD Candidate Meeting Set February 15

The annuiil m e e t l n g o f the K e n t -Ot tawa H o r t i c u l t u r a l Soc ie ty , s chedu led Wednesday , F e b r u a r y 15, at P a r k C o n g r e g a t i o n a l C h u r c h in G r a n d R a p i d s wil l be an a l l - d a y a f f a i r and l i t e r a l l y f e a t u r e " s o m e t h i n g f o r e v e r y -o n e . "

A f i l m at 9;30 a . m . wil l be f o l -lowed at 10 o ' c l o c k by a t a lk on " T h e New P r o p o s e d Sta te O r d e r f o r C h e r r i e s and R e s u l t s of the C h e r r y S u r v e y " by Dr , Donald R i c k s of the MSU A g r i c u l t u r a l E c o n o m i c D e p a r t m e n t . At 10:30 D r . E d w a r d Klos , F r u i t P a t h o l o -g i s t of the D e p a r t m e n t of Botany and Pa tho logy at MSU, will d i s -c u s s " F r u i t T r e e D i s e a s e s to Watch in 1 9 6 7 . "

Wi l l i am T h o m p s o m , D i s t r i c t Ex t ens ion Agent f o r P e s t i c i d e s , wi l l ta lk on " P e s t i c i d e Sa fe ty and R e s u l t s of the C hoi i n e s t e r a s e

T e s t " at 11:00 a . m . At 11:20 R o b e r t E . B r a d e n of the Mich igan A g r i c u l t u r a l C o o p e r a t i v e M a r k e -t ing A s s o c i a t i o n wil l give a r e -p o r t .

The a f t e r n o o n p r o g r a m wi l l open at 1:15 wi th a ta lk by D r . P a u l L a r s e n , H o r t i c u l t u r a l D e -p a r t m e n t of MSU, o n " Apple P r o -duct ion on the Wes t C o a s t " . At 1:45, D r . Pau l Wooley, E x t e n s i o n E n t o m o l o g i s t of MSU wil l t a lk on " C o n t r o l l i n g F r u i t T r e e I n s e c t s in 1 9 6 7 " . F r e d H a s l e r , S e c r e -t a r y - M a n i g e r of the Michigan S ta te Apple C o m m i s s i o n , wi l l out l ine " E n a b l i n g L e g i s l a t i o n f o r the Apple G r o w e r " at 2 ,15. At 2:30, D r . David Di l ley, MSU H o r -t i c u l t u r a l D e p a r t m e n t , wi l l t a lk on " F r u i t M a t u r i t y and the U s e of A l a r " . T h e m e e t i n g wil l be c l o s e d out a t 3 .00 with a ta lk by Neil C o o p e r .

Northwest Kent SCD Candidate

Charles Roberts

C h a r l e s w a s b o r n in 1905 on the f a r m he now o p e r a t e s in S p a r t a Townsh ip , on F r u i t Ridge Ave. be tween 15 Mile R o a d and 16 Mile R o a d . He h a s l ived in t h i s c o m m u n i t y al l h i s l i f e . •

C h a r l e s , with h i s son E l i , f a r m s 300 a c r e s with g e n e r a l f a r m i n g t h e i r main e n t e r p r i s e . He h a s been a c o o p e r a t o r with

the N o r t h w e s t Kent Soil C o n s e r -vat ion D i s t r i c t s i n c e 1947, one y e a r a f t e r the D i s t r i c t w a s f o r m e d . He ho lds p lan n u m b e r 5 f o r the D i s t r i c t .

C h a r l e s h a s been ac t ive in the Michigan Uni ted C o n s e r v a t i o n C l u b s , i s a meml^er of the F a r m B u r e a u and the M a m r e l u n d L u -t h e r a n C h u r c h .

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w i t h tested techniques to keep eros ion

f r o m d r a i n i n g f a r m p roduc t i v i t y .

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STATE BANK A l l d e p o s i t s i n s u r e d fo 5 1 5 , 0 0 0 w i t h F . D . h C .

Alvin Hil l , with h i s b r o t h e r W a l t e r . 1 r m s a 216 a c r e f a r m on P e a c h Ridge and 7 Mile R o a d s in Alpine T o w n s h i p . Both of the b o y s wel l a s t h e i r f a t h e r , L loyd , w e r e b o r n on t h i s p l a c e a s it h a s been in the f a m i l y about 112 y e a r s . The a g r e e m e n t wi th the N o r t h w e s t Kent Soil C o n -s e r v a t i o n D i s t r i c t f o r the p l a c e i s da ted Apr i l 1, 1947 and they hold C o n s e r v a t i o n P lan No. 6 f o r the W e s t D i s t r i c t . T h e b o y s have r e c e n t l y p u r c h a s e d an 88 a c r e f a r m in D o r r Townsh ip in Al lega n Coun ty on which they a l s o have a c o n s e r v a t i o n p l an . All s u i t a b l e land h a s been se t to f r u i t and they a l s o r a i s e about 3000 lay ing h e n s in a b a t t e r y type p o u l t r y e n t e r p r i s e .

B R O W N PROOUCC INC. iiHiii. •toiieu -

Alvin Hill

OUR SOIL IS OUR STRENGTH We congratulate the Kent Soil Conservation Districts and its Farmers

for the excellent work they have done in conserving our most precious

natural resources—our Soil and Water.

OUR AIM IS TO ASSIST FARMERS BY OUR SE.RVICES

KENT CITY FARM BUREAU OFFERS THE

FOLLOWING SERVICES TO AREA FARMERS . . . .

• MICHIGAN VITRIFIED DRAIN TILE

• FARM BUREAU QUALITY FERTILIZERS

Bagged or Bulk Spreader Rental Custom Spreading Soil Test ing

• CUSTOM LIMESTONE SPREADING

• SEEDS — All varieties of crops.

• FARM BUREAU F E E D S .

—Bulk or Bags —Custom Feeding Programs

• FRUIT CROP SPRAYING MATERIAL

AND WEED KILLERS

• GRAIN DRIER AND STORAGE FACILITIES

• LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT

Let us bid on your next Pole Building FOR CATTLE, BARN, TOOL SHEDS & APPLE STORAGES

KENT CITY FARM BUREAU "THE STORE THE CUSTOMER OWNS"

30 SPRING STREET PHONE: OR 8-5021 KENT CITY, MICH.