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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1970
Page
7
Queen Elizabeth II titled as owner of the Canadian consul residence in Cleveland Heights appears as delinquent for a 1968 street lighting assessment totaling 27.74 dollars. Canada owns the property, says Canadian Consul Bruce Marshall, and no bill has been sent. The odd listing stands as formality in county records.
Linda Mason, the bride to be, was feted at a Thursday evening bridal shower in the Show Me Room of the First National Bank. Hosts included Miss Woodrow Sublette and several area ladies. Willian Phillips and Miss Mason are set to wed next month. Numerous guests attended, with games won by Mrs. Deloris Thompson, Mrs. Billy Barnes, and Mrs. Lenora Griffin.
Miss Norma Sampson daughter of Mr and Mrs Curtis Sampson of 827 W Love St is engaged to Carl Willingham son of Mr and Mrs Abe Willingham of 1602 N Olive St The couple plan a February wedding Norma is a Mexico High School senior and part time worker at Audrain Medical Center Carl is employed by Norfolk and Western Railroad
Girl Scout Troop 252 hosted a Christmas party at Happy House Day Care Center, distributing gifts to center children after drawing names. Attendees included Karen Schremp, Patricia Fox, Robin Bingham, Ricky Curtis, Cynthia Tucker and many others. refreshments were provided by several mothers and leaders, with troop leaders and center staff assisting.
Cub Scout Pack 36 sponsored by McMillan PTA held a regular meeting at McMillan School with Cubmaster Ken Wyatt presiding. Webelos conducted the flag ceremony, new dens were introduced, and decorations including a Christmas tree and pinatas filled with candy graced the gym. Santa distributed gifts as awards were handed to many dens and leaders. The next meeting is Jan 21.
Hollywood pundits label Shirley MacLaine a kook yet her autobiography Don't Fall Off the Mountain portrays a warm, perceptive, fearless figure. The book splits into a childhood rise and a travelogue revealing adventures from the Deep South to a Paris brothel and Masai villages.
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