Addition To Paris Senior Citizen Housing Discussed
Paris notes show housing board discussing adding senior apartments. Chairman Milton Hendricks cites need survey, secure suitable site near churches and stores, and possible loan from Farmers Home Administration with two percent local cost. Also announces March 26 Easter breakfast at Paris Presbyterian Church with speakers and clergy.
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Paris
Milton Hendricks
Housing Board
Hendricks
Farmer’s Home Administration
Paris Presbyterian Church
John Prada
Christian Church
Harold Johannaber
Methodist Church
St. Frances Cabrini
Baptist Church
Kindergarten Registration Next Week At Perry New London
Kindergarten registration for the 1975 76 year in Ralls County K 2 District runs March 18 21 with times 9 am 1 pm Perry Center Elementary buildings and 8 30 am 3 30 pm New London Elementary. Bring birth certificate immunization record and proof child is five by Sept 30 1975. Call Perry Elementary or John Dwyer for details.
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Perry
Ralls County
Perry and Center
New London
John Dwyer
Van-Far Holds Tax Rate At 3.60 On Valuation
Van-Far School District maintains a 3.60 tax rate per 100 valuation despite a 58,000 deficit in the budget. The district awaits an impact from the legislature on extra foundation funds and potential pay raises for teachers. Superintendent Young notes staff cuts due to declining enrollment. The board plans to add four teachers only if justified by enrollment, and schedules snow makeup days Good Friday and Memorial Day with a May 27 final day. An August 25 start plus holidays and next year’s calendar are set. incumbents Gore and Kohl seek reelection alongside Gene Carson.
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Vandalia
Van-Far
School Foundation
William Young
Paul Gore
Washington
Bill Kohl
Gene Carson
Centralia Rotary hears William Lowe on free economy
Centralia Rotarians welcomed guest speaker William Lowe former president of A P Green Refractories Co. and the U S Chamber of Commerce He spoke on the free economic system and related social issues A Community Service Award was announced for Mrs Joe Arndt with Mrs O D Grinstead the prior recipient The meeting included guests and club reports plus planned Easter events and a family dinner at Verle Coolley home Also noted were church group activities and a piano recital at Stephens College by Jeffrey Chappell with Mozart Brahms Ravel and Barber on the program
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Perry Baptist Church
Meeting of
Baptist Women
Lida Hopkins
Perry Community Choir
Union
The
Presbyterian Church
Centralia
Harry Donohue
William §. Lowe
Rotary Club
Lowe
A. P. Green Refractories Co
Mexico
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Bob Tackaberry
Joe Arndt
O. D. Grinstead
Andy Harrison
Mr. Lowe
Rick Milhollin
Randy Welch
Steve Cox
Harrison Women’s Progressive Club
Joe Tuggle
Raymond Bryson
Albert Lawson
Ministry of Encouragement
Verle Coolley
Melvin Smith
Bridge
Kimbrough Green
Harold Keely
Clifton Gray
Leonardo da Vinci
First Baptist Church
Nathan Toulson
Foreign Foods
Tom Rippeto
Toalson
Malloy
Laddonia 4-H Club Plans Bake Sale and Program
Laddonia 4-H Club with 21 members and 5 leaders held a meeting at the community building. They invited McClintic Pioneer 4-H Club for a May film event Happiness Is 4-H and announced a March 21 county bake sale at the Mexico courthouse with items delivered the day before.
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Laddonia
Lucky Leaf
Rhonda Cameron
Susan Ehrlich
America
Sty
Canaan
Mark Lovelace
Lynn Wright
McClintic Pioneer
Jackie Kauble
Mexico
Kingdom Telephone plans 39,172 revenue rise hearing set
Missouri Public Service Commission schedules April 28 hearing in Jefferson City on Kingdom Telephone Company of Auxvasse proposed rate increase of 39,172 annual revenues. Prehearing at 9 a.m. and hearing at 10 a.m. Intervenor applications due by April 18. testimony seekers contact Commission counsel or Public Counsel. Kingdom serves Audrain Callaway Montgomery counties and cites higher operating costs. Residential rates would rise 50 cents to 11.00 monthly. business rates up 50 cents to 1.25, contingent on commission approval.
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Kingdom Telephone Company of
Auxvasse
Missouri Public Service Commission
Commission
Jefferson Building
Leland B. Curtis
William M. Barvick
Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing
P. QO. Box
P. O. Box
Leslie Blvd
Kindgom
Audrain
Callaway
Montgomery
Middletown Scouts Banquet Honors Local Ranks
Middletown Pack 46 and Troop 46 held a carry-in banquet March 5 at Middletown Christian Church with about 80 attendees. Scoutmaster Wayne Chandler and Cubmaster Dennis Shipman led the event, as Institutional Representative Hugh R. Ash noted. Scouting ranks awarded included Bob Cat through First Class for several scouts, Star for Billy Leverett and Richard DeTienne, Life for David Pace and Travis Park, plus 106 additional awards such as merit badges and arrow points.
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Middletown
Middletown Christian Church
Wayne Chandler
Dennis Shipman
Hugh R. Ash
Bob Cat
Jimmie Graham
Tenderfoot
Jim Holleman
Kenny Wilson
Delbert Green
Glen Barr
John Crigger
Barry Leverett
Billy Leverett
Richard DeTienne
David Pace
Travis Park
Propane Tank Fire Destroys Nevada Tractor-Trailer
A tractor trailer unloading propane on the northeast edge of Nevada was destroyed by fire Friday night. Three fire trucks and 24 firefighters fought the blaze, which was kept from reaching a 30,000 gallon tank. No injuries were reported and the cause remained undetermined.
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Nevada
Donald Cox
Bookmobile visit to Auxvasse announced
The Daniel Boone Regional Library bookmobile will visit Auxvasse on Thursday March 20 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event offers residents a chance to browse lending materials and access library services in a mobile setting.
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Daniel Boone Regional Library
Auxvasse
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