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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1971
Page
7
Wells Villa Inc officers celebrate receiving a Farmers Home Administration loan and deeds for a 16 unit senior citizen project. Donated adjoining lots by Mr and Mrs Walter Kniepfel bring land total to over two acres from Mr and Mrs Paul Brower.
Changes to eligibility for free or reduced-price school lunches include a new income scale. Family of one qualifies at 2040 dollars yearly, two at 2670, three at 3310, four at 3940, five at 4530, with incremental additions per extra member. Continued on Page 10.
Centralia forms a safety program led by the Jo-Lane Club with cooperation from the Centralia Police Department Boone County Civil Defense Missouri and Board of Aldermen and the Boone County A-8 School District. Mothers will monitor elementary routes to assist children traveling to and from school and guide them to homes displaying the red white and blue Black Mother sign.
Job listing seeking a married salesman ages 25 to 45 for Mexico territory with guaranteed salary bonus and fringe benefits. Personal interview by writing Box 776 Columbia Missouri or calling A F Barnes collect 449 2777 between 9 am and 5 pm.
Mrs Glenn Proffitt and Mrs Wayne Crigler co chair the Jo Lane undertaking. A preliminary meeting is set for 7 30 p m at City Hall on August 19. All interested parents are invited.
A mile long parade and grand ball kickoff Laddonia centennial week with 78 entries including horses old cars floats and an 1864 McCormick Reaper. Gary and Butler pairs win dance prizes while dignitaries lead a grand march and parade judging tops the event.
In Paris Monroe County residents entered 36 babies in the Fall Festival Baby Show sponsored by the Paris Jaycee ettes. Winners included John Phillip Forsyth and Sherrie Lynn Simon in Class I, Michael Shawn Bolin and Sherri Ball in Class II, and Jeffrey Keith Eckman and Teresa Stone in Class III. Judges included Mrs. Bob Crist and Frank Sebring.
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