Girls State to teach how government works
Seven hundred twelve girls from across the state will learn government by running local and state structures at Girls State. Attendees include Terry Ricke, Jo Ann Johnson, Debbie Lukes, Sharon Staggers, Chris Lack, Cindy Duxtson, Denise Baker, and other delegates. Clubs such as Lions Kiwanis and American Legion Auxiliary provided funds for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Fotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Hellas Home and School — Association
Business and Professional
Wentom’s Club
Restone Fanlae
American Legion Auxiliary
DeMolay Master Councilor Installation in Jefferson Chapter
Scott heads DeMolay David Seo will be installed as Master Councilor of the Jefferson Chapter of the Order of DeMolay in a public installation at 7 30 pm Saturday at the Mason Temple. Scott is son of Mr and Mrs Edward Scott 1000 Secfis Highway. He will be a senior at Senior High School. Other incoming officers include Bert Sutton Saer Catt Russell Stansby Bob Lack Earncsl Had Cordet iipier deacon Newell senior Frecks junior sentinel standard bearer Morrow and Dallas Humphrey. Installing officers are Larry Warren master councilor John Rogers senior councilor Don Knox junior councilor Donald Beck senior deacon Gary Griffin marshal Greg Sullins chaplain Solvist. Installation writer Ron King Miss Russell Bryant pianist Ushers Miss Linda Rogers Miss Ray Ant Sunton Miss Rith Ron Scott Bryan Zalken serves as chapter dad and Elinian Crowell is assistant dad. Following the installation a reception will be served by the DeMolay Mothers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Seo
Jefferson Chapter of the Order of DeMolay
Satur-dar
Scott
Edward Scott
Secfis Highway
Senier High School
Bert Sutton
Saer Catt
Russel Stansby
Bob Lack
Earncsl
Newell
Frecks
Sentinel
Ronn King
Russell Bryant
Linda Rogers
Ray Ant Sunton
Rith Ron Scott Bryan Zalken
Elinian Crowell
Othe Doe Molay
Northwest Missouri State art camp draws students from three states
A two week program sponsored by Northwest Missouri State College attracted 28 high school students from Missouri Iowa and Kansas to study visual arts at Maryville. The camp runs from June 9 to June 20 with special instruction in ceramics design drawing jewelry making painting printmaking and sculpture. An exhibit will showcase student work on Friday evening and Saturday morning in the Olive Deluce Fine Arts gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Department of Art
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Olive Deluce Fine Arts
Sept Top Ten List and Sports Roundup
A compact note lists the September top ten items, referencing teams and figures such as the Dietigetion, Desmond, and the Aces Dek. The fragment mentions Morning Stars and CN ves, signaling a brief round of results and standings without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desmond
CN Ves
Enterprising Teresas Move to Meta and School News
Teresa, daughter of Mrs. Ben Winkleman, arrives in Meta Missouri and joins Fatima K3 Schou in seventh grade. She enjoys softball and swimming and attends St. Cecilia Church while starting a route with the News-Tribune carrier. Tom Schwartz of Argyle, Mo., in ninth grade at Fatima High, hunts, fishes and plays basketball. He attends St. Aloysius and has served as a News-Tribune carrier for thirteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa
Ben Winkleman
Meta
Missouri
Fatima
Anne
St. Cecilia Church
Tribune
Rey
Per
Tom
Clyte Schwartz
Argyle, Mo
Patima High School
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Argyle
News-Tribune
Conference endorses 18 year olds voting in five counties
Recommendations from a May 1 Eldon workshop involving Camden Cole Miller Moniteau and Morgan Counties address five topics family school church community and government. Proposals include youth adult dialogue open communication sex education in schools foster care day care funding and weekend summer programs plus youth participation in government and employment via chambers and apprenticeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
White House
Eldon
Camden
Cole
Miller, Moniteau
Morgan Counties
Ftrm
Missouri Retarded Children convention in Columbia
Miss Judy Hudson and Miss Judy Pohl from Jefferson City Youth MARC returned from Columbia where they attended the 13th annual Missouri Association for Retarded Children convention. Pohl was elected regional state representative and will attend steering committee meetings next year. The gathering featured remarks by David B. Rayer and Bill Grigsby, with sessions on services and public information. A Sunday worship service was held at Woodhaven Christian Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Hudson
E. Atchison Sr
Judy Pohl
Norris Dr
Jefferson City
MARC
Columbia
The
Missouri Association For Retarded Children
Pohl
David B. Rayer
Bill Grigsby
Kansas City
William B. Bradley
Missouri Division of Mental Diseases
Woodhaven Christias
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Terry Ricke
Orie Ricke
Etmerine Ave
Helias High School
National Honor Society
Girls Athletic Association
Chorale
Ricke
Crusaders
Jo Ann Johnson
E Johnson
Clark Ave
Jess
JC Players
Debbie Lukes
J. M. Luke
Seven Hills Rd
Red and Black
Sharon Staggers
Houchin St
Elias
Chih
Miss Staggers
Chris Lack
Terrence Lack
Polk St
Helias
Art and Poster Club
Dianne
Chile
Sedrbook Start
Cindy Duxtson
Myr
BR. Pecison
Fligh
Javeies
Seiimnee
Miss Dodson
JC Marching Band
Denise Baker
Wade F. Baker
Southwest Rivd
Lizh
Spontish Club
Javelles
National Honey Society
Miss Sharon Staggers
Cindy Dodson
Scott Heads
DeMolay
Masone Temple
David Scott
Chris Lock
Debbie Luker
Russell Craighead
Lincoln St
Cinthia Blochberger
Swifts Highway
Diana Hudgens
Bald Hill Road
Des Moines
Everett
W. Brown
Tadia
Sept
Tay Tor
Tom Schwartz
News Tribune
Your Action Line Newspaper
Teresa Winkleman
Chambers of Commerce
Chevrolet
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