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About selling used earplugs got me to thinking!
jjmitchell60
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Any of you that work for factories that require hearing protection and eye ware and the company furnishes it, if you have a 4-H shooting sports program in your area, see if your compay will donate some hearing protection(ear plugs or whatever) and safety glasses to the 4-H teams. Those 2 items are the hardest things we can get donated here to our 4-H shooting sports team. Most places think we need ammo and we do but companies that make no sports items do not relize that hearing protection and safety glasses are a must for each shooter! Most people do not relize that 4-H shooting teams run on DONATIONS only and the last box of safety glasses we bought was not cheap. So all of you in factories, see if you can get some safety items donated to 4-H shooting sports or other shooting sports programs that teach children to shoot safely. Just a reminder as to our youth and a plea for help on their behalf. Also yopu can tell the company execs. that we send all 4-H teams furnish paper work on donations so it is tax deductable.
As to selling used ear plugs, I should contact the person who buys those and offer them all we have over a season for $1 a pair + shipping of course! Man would our 4-H team make some serious money![:D]
The statistics on sanity are that one out of every four Americans is suffering from some form of mental illness. Think of your three best friends. If they're okay, then it's you.
Rita Mae Brown
As to selling used ear plugs, I should contact the person who buys those and offer them all we have over a season for $1 a pair + shipping of course! Man would our 4-H team make some serious money![:D]
The statistics on sanity are that one out of every four Americans is suffering from some form of mental illness. Think of your three best friends. If they're okay, then it's you.
Rita Mae Brown