Montgomery Imports Mandatory Garbage Service Plan
Montgomery city council moves toward mandatory refuse pickup and a ban on burning. A $1.50 monthly service charge will fund collection, with separate billing for non-utility residents. A compactor unit and Ford truck costing about $13,000 were approved. Residential pickup is twice weekly with two 20 gallon countainers. limbs and brush accepted if tied or boxed. Businesses pay at least $4 monthly, rising with pickup amount. Implementation aimed for spring.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery
Ledgerland
Christmas in 1991 Portrayed by Students
Wellsville reports a lively school program as 243 elementary pupils staged the operetta Christmas Fun in 91 in the A-1 High School auditorium. Under Mrs. Dennis Goodman, the show featured a grandfather who reconsiders Santa Claus as children sang, acted, and delivered the Flag salute.
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F. A. Zimmann
Wellsville
A-1
Dennis Goodman
Barbara Ryan Enes
Santa Claus
Rosalie Thorpe
Jeff Laughlin
Chris. Schmidt
Harry
Kenny Berry
Janet Keith
Susan
Mary Lisa Bastean
Sarah
Lana Bass
Maid
Rusty Lewis
Butler
Steve Woodson
Baker
David Ham
Annette Scott
Petunia
Marty Blackshaw
Nate
Debbie Porter
Agatha Hammerwood
Harold Lewis
Mr. Hammerwood
Larry Bass
Mark Dunbar
Bruce Koester
Glen Swarthout
Kevin Brown
Povly
Det &Temsor
Joan Aria
Katrina Dobbins
Holly
Jennings
Jeff Moore
Janet
Boeckelman
Jeff Dobbins
Mr. Pennywhistle
Nativity and Angel Choir
Mary ‘Everetts
Mary
John Gastler
Joseph
Andy Eckler
Tim Fort
Randy Harrington
Wapman
Steven Brandenburg
Mike ‘Lipscomb
Cheir Herds
Brenda Angel
Debbie Johnson
Lynette Kemp
Kanthy Lott
Barbara Nilges
Vinita Rountree
Karen Schaefer
Debra Williams
Marlene Thomas
Angels
Bakers
Delivery Boys
Bobby Morris
Ralph Delozier
Siaging
Goodman
Fulbright
Lauer
Arendall
Cheeseman
Swarthout
Steele
Robinson
Fennewald
Laughlin
McMurtry
Brillhart
Forbis
Robert Wagner
Wayne Romans
PTA
Lowell Presley
Raymond Woodson
S. J. Byland
Middletown
America
John Edwards
United Methodist-Presbyterian Fellowship Hall
WSCS
Wellsville-Middletown
R- 1 Fha
Paula Reagan
Sy] Sommers
Ladies Altar Society of Resurrection
Montgomery Plans New School for Montgomery County
Montgomery R-2 voters will decide March 2 on a bond issue to fund a new middle school estimated around 700000. Architects Stiegemeyer and Goerner of St Louis will design the building on the high school site south of Montgomery City. The district plans financing without increasing the current 3.55 tax levy per 100 assessed valuation. The facility would serve grades six through eight and extend the school's vocational training facilities.
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Montgomery City
Montgomery County
Stiegemeyer and Goerner
St. Louis
Centralia Christmas Parade Saturday in Centralia
Hundreds are expected to attend the Centralia parade on Saturday December 12 with a 2 p m start. Missouri congressman William Hungate Miss Missouri 1970 Marcia Mossbarger Miss Centralia 1970 Sandy Sewell and other guests will attend. Centralia High and Middle School bands plus more than a dozen floats are to appear. Santa Claus will distribute candy and meet children at his house on the city square after the parade. Residents from Mid Missouri are invited to join the event.
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Centralia
Missouri
Oth
William Hungate
Santa Claus
Mid-Missouri
Jane Bishop Wins DAR Good Citizenship Award
Jane Bishop daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Bishop was announced as recipient of the DAR Good Citizen Award at the Susafina Rafidolph Chapter meeting. A Van-Far Ral High School senior she serves as National Honor Society secretary drum majorette yearbook editor and Quill and Scroll president. She competes for state awards and possibly national honors.
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Vandalia
Jane Bishop
Floyd Bishop
DAR
Miss Bishop
National Honor Society
Ohio
Farber Christian Church
Brice Friendly Neighbors’ Extension Club
Round Grove Community Center
Van-Far Ministerial Alliance
William Neal
Second Christian Church
Bill Givens
Europe
Holy Land
Vandalia Chapter
OES
Teddy Mottaz
Raymond Asbury
Marshall
Carl Kindred
Adah
Louise Butts
Ruth
Esther
Kenneth McDonald
Martha
Joe Hassien Sr
Warder
Louis Clithero
Sentinel
Lenore Busch
Paris Council Hears Discussion on Bonds
Paris city council meets to discuss no tax industrial bonds for a National Garment Factory building and bids on county officer bonds due December 28. The meeting also covers radio equipment bids for a city police car, POW letter drives, and holiday activities at the Legion Hall with community groups and 4-H.
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Jone Ransdell
Paris
Paul
Gabriel
Gem Electronics Service
Quincy
Ron Calahan
Motorola Communications Incorporated
Hamilton
Ill
Stern Brothers Bonding Company
Kansas City
National Garment Factory
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Auxiliary
Mexico
Keytesville
Kirksville
Veterans
Monroe County
Paris Peo
Oma McGee
Howard Kizer
Anne Smithey
Eager Beavers
Smiser
Bobby Ragsdale
Tom Callis
Boone County Hospital
Bob Miller
Area Community Development Department
Mexico Ledger Publishes Kids Fee Drawing Details
Children 12 and under may register for the December 24 fee drawing at the courthouse on December 12 and 19 from noon to 3 pm. Fifty gifts of 2 dollars each will be given away. Sponsored by the Progressive Club and Paris Merchants with Christmas decorations and daily treats.
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Progressive Club
Paris
Safta
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DAR Good Citizenship
Ann Lichtenberg
Cloe Meng
Edna Precht
Martha Jane Oller
Wilma Marietta
Neal
American Soybean Association Board of Directors
Nixon
Boar
Rex Carrington
Spencer Brotherson
First Christian Church
South Carolina
IBC
Vir Pisray Homes
Columbia
Worrell Jewelers
OF Business
Worrell
Washington
Paris Council
Paul Heinecke Jr
Fred Davis
Melburn Fischer
Herbert Smith
Leon Conley
Norelco
Lawrence Drug
Intertherm Electric
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Underwriters Laboratories, Inc
CSA
Howerton
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West Boulevard
First National Bank
Shen Syahides
Missouri Power & Light Electric
Missouri Power & Light Company
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