Starry school bond vote faces seven classroom plan
Voters go to the polls Tuesday to decide a 154000 bond issue for a seven classroom unit at Starry school. Superintendent John H. Messerli advocates the plan to ease overcrowding, reduce Lincoln building crowding, cut transportation issues, and consolidate junior high offices. He warns failure will keep pupils far from home and worsen space shortages with enrollment rising from 1600 in 1955 to 2400 in 1965. Additional building programs are projected through 1974, including replacements and expansions in several districts.
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Larry Tanner
Arson
Starry School
John H. Messerli
Messerli
Lincoln
Vernon
Os —Sinc E
Marion
Charter Night Observed by Lions Club in Glen Ellyn
The Marion Noon Lions celebrate a silver wedding anniversary weekend in Glen Ellyn Illinois with Charter night events. Sale of property at 980 Twenty-fifth Street to Mr and Mrs Cecil O Cor was arranged through Iowa Securities Co realtors.
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Allen Barnlard
Twenty-fifth Street
Cecil O
Marion Noon Lions
Charles Bogut
Glen Ellyn
Ent Or Sa
Iowa Securities Co
Turday
Marlon Noon
Thomas Lions Club
Linn-Mar High Names 71 Honor Roll Students
Seventy-one Linn-Mar high school students were named to the second quarter honor roll. The list released by Principal Don includes sixteen seniors seventeen juniors nineteen sophomores and nineteen freshmen.
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Linn-Mar High School
Don
Contingency Fund on Marion Council Agenda
Marion council meets Monday to establish a contingency fund within the general fund and authorize application to the state comptroller to transfer 1964 unencumbered balances. Also on the agenda are a voluntary annexation request by Faber Arizona Inc and a proposal from Howard R. Green to extend the north interceptor sewer. First reading speeds on Tenth street and second readings on the major street plan are planned. Community seniors and juniors listed. a spring style show at St Joseph's church guild and a Cary club meeting agenda follow.
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Marion Council
State Comptroller's Office
Faber-Arizona, Inc
R.E. Fay
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Howard R. Green Engineering
Tenth Street
Tenth Avenue
St .Gerard’s Circle
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Guild
Marion
Cary Club
L. B. DeWees
Gerald Spresser
Thirteenth Street
Rowena Wis
Fashions
will/Thur
Linn-Mar Adult School opens Feb 11 in district
Linn-Mar Adult School will start February 11 with courses in driver education psychology American government and problems introduction to modern mathematics and introductory chemistry all at a five dollar fee except driver education at twenty five dollars a minimum sixteen students are needed to start a class except driver education classes run ten weeks two hours each and six driving hours for driver ed contact Linn-Mar High School for details Polls for a local vote open 9 am to 7 pm residents south of Seventh vote in Starry all purpose room residents north of Seventh in Emerson building or by calling 377 3764
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Linn-Mar
Don Parkin
Parkin
Linn-Mar High School
Seventh Avenue
Starry
Marion
Emerson
Trading stamps explained in 48 page Parade report
A 48 page Parade section special explains how trading stamps work and the details readers need. It covers redemption, values, vendors, and how stamps accumulate across purchases, with examples and practical tips for shoppers.
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No. 35
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Central Avenue
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10Th Ave
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Lang Tanner
Rifle Club
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Dick Lensch
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al Hansen
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