Paris Scout Court Of Honor Awards Eagle To McMorris
John McMorris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McMorris, earned the Eagle badge at a Paris Court of Honor conducted by Troop 127 at Paris First Christian Church with Eagle Scout Honor Guard Troop 14 from Moberly presiding. The ceremony also honored other Scouts with merit and leadership awards as family members looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hoy
Paris First Christian Church
Robert Steeves
EB. J. Infield
John McMorris
Jim McMorris
Eagle Scout Honor Guard
Moberly
James Filis
Ellis
John
Thunderbird
E.J. Infield
John's Ward
Foberly Eagle Honor Guard
Ronnie,Lee, Beck
Larry Black
Randy Hill
Max Lebeck
Mary McMorris
Ronnie Lee Beck
Jim’ McMorris
Weather and politics loom at Missouri Soybean Assn meeting
The Missouri Soybean Association will meet February 1 at the Ramada Inn in Columbia starting at 9:30 a.m. The program features MU atmospheric science chair Wayne Decker on climate’s impact on food production, extension agronomist William Murphy on dry weather soybeans, and William Prichard of the American Soybean Association on politics ahead. The session includes the annual business meeting, 1977 Missouri Princess Soya, a noon luncheon with a speaker, and a first aid program for women led by Karen Frissell of MU Medical Center.
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Columbia
Missouri
Missouri Soybean Assn
Ramada Inn
Wayne Decker
Atmospheric Science Department
University of Missouri At Columbia
William Murphy
Soya
Karen Frissell
R.N
Emergency Medical Services
MU Medical Center
Wellsville clubs hear state conservation official on energy
Al Palladino of Hermann spoke to the Wellsville Studere Club about environmental conservation and solar energy. The meeting at Melanie Brown's home included introductions, prayers, and business led by president Mrs. Don Burwell. Fourteen members attended as plans for a Dutch Basket fundraiser were approved.
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Wellsville
Environmental Conservation
al Palladino
Hermann
Studere Club
MFWC
Melanie Brown
Michale Anderton
State Conservation Department
John Nation Jr
Miss Brown
Don Burwell
David Coppage
Robert Hodkins
John Mruzik
Wellsville Garden Club
John Bishop
R. Smith
Colonial Manor
New Florence
Lorene Miller
Nassau
Acapulco
Haiti
Hawaii
Canda
Oregon
Montana
Missouri Farmers Indicate Price Support Preferences
Missouri farmers across 14 regional meetings favored cost of production as the basis for target and loan prices over parity. Voters backed updating crop bases, emergency reserves, nonrecourse loans, and road and rail funding while opposing certain taxes and weed control limits. results show broad support for price support reforms and farm policy adjustments.
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Columbia
Missouri
Midcontinent Farmers Association
Mexico
Cape Girardeau
Hannibal
Holla
Kirksville
Versailles
Warrensburg
Hermann
Trenton
Maryville
Carthage
Lexington
Springfield
Mississippi River
Alton
U.S
Census Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Citizens For Life Meeting Rescheduled in Vandalia
The Van-Far Area Missouri Citizens for Life will hold a re scheduled meeting at Vandalia State Bank Social Room on Monday at 7 30 p m Carl Landwehr of Jefferson City will speak on Pro Life issues National and Local update.
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Missouri
Citizens For Life
Vandalia State Bank
Carl Landwehr
Jefferson City
11 Elected To Extension 4 H Offices
Audrain County Extension Council and 4 H Foundation ballots counted and certified. Extension Council members elected for two year terms include David Sims Centralia Mrs Lewis Wilson Thompson R W Ray Benton City Mrs Robert McCollum Maryin Loey Vandalia Alan Atking Pauline Williams of Mexico. 4 H Foundation Board members elected for two years include Kenneth Ardell Charles Reichers Rush Hill Mrs Steve Welhmeyer Martinsburg and A D Spurling Jr Mexico. The 4 H Foundation will meet Monday to elect new officers. Extension Council annual meeting set for Feb 24.
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Audrain County Extension Council
4-H Foundation
Extension Council
David Sims
Centralia
Lewis Wilson
Thompson
R. W. Ray
Benton City
Robert McCollum
Maryin. Loey
Vandalia
Alan
Atking
Pauline Williams
Mexico
4H Foundation
Kenneth Ardell
Charles Reichers
Rush Hill
Steve Welchmeyer
Martinsburg
A. D. Spurling Jr
Legislative Help May Be In Store For State Schools
Gov. Joseph Teasdale ties a major education boost to revising the state aid formula for local schools. A revised formula could lift funding to about 477 million, 42 percent of next year’s local school spending, with total education funds at 868 million. The plan also seeks higher money for handicapped programs, vocational education, and the school lunch program, backed by federal match.
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Jefferson City
Joseph Teasdale
Teasdale
Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
State Education Department
Colorado Eyes Cloud Seeding To Boost Snowfall
Gov. Lamm seeks 187000 for a cloud seeding program to spur mountain snow and spring runoff as Denver records only 17.2 inches of snow this winter and Colorado ski resorts face millions in losses. Officials warn drought could strain irrigation and water supplies this summer.
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Denver
Rockies
Colorado
Richard Lamm
Lamm
National Weather Service
Aspen
General Assembly
Bernie Shafer
U.S. ‘Soil Conservation Service
Winter plant care tips for Missouri gardens
Cold weather pressures Missouri plants with low temperatures winds and snow. Protect with tree wraps mulches anti desiccants and burlap. Cover smaller plants with snow when possible but avoid excessive weight on evergreens. Salt from de-icing can harm roots.
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Missouri
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Scout Court of Honor
McMorris
Monroe County Farm Bureau Board
Russell Bastian
Charles Rosenkrans
Mark Twain
David Menefee
Farm Bureau
Maurice Taylor
National Farm Bureau
Jaycee Hut
David Charlick
Donald Johnson
Mis
Robert Mitchell
Soybean Assn
Wellsville Studere Club
Clapton
Elsberry
Van-Far
Varsity
Middletown
R-1
Dan Dobbins
University of Missouri
Don Post
State Highway Department
Highway 15
Hi-Way
Little Dixie
Richard Vance
Citizens For Life Meeting
Ray Rothenberger
Kelly Timione
Kelly Furniture
East Hiway
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