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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1971

Page

9

Summer session opens for 3500 Mexico students

About 3,500 youngsters in the Mexico School system finish classes for the year and prepare for a summer of activities. Summer classes begin as early as Tuesday June 1 at the high school with physical education and driver education. The typing class is canceled for lack of interest. Classes run 8 to 11 a.m. with driver education over a two week period and practical driving experience arranged afterward. Summer maintenance work continues across schools, employing some male teachers. Programs run at all schools except Hardin Hawthorne and McMillan.

Joseph Hodgin Hodgin MHS

Bridging the Generation Gap Workshop For Teens

Dr Bill Peel conducts a survey of over 400 teens for a workshop on Bridging the Generation Gap at East Central Missouri Mental Health Center. The event is Saturday June 12 from 9 am to 4 pm, with a $15 registration. Parents and teenagers invited for small group discussions and surveys. Contact 581-1785 for information or registration.

Bill Peel East Central Missouri Mental Health Center Peel Jack Viar Mental Health Center

Four Hijack Romanian Plane Lands in Vienna

Four men hijacked a Tarom air line plane carrying 15 passengers and a crew of 4 and forced it to Vienna where it landed safely APA reported. The hijackers believed to be Romanians. nationality not confirmed. This marked the fourth forced landing of an East European plane in Austria.

Vienna APA Romania Tarom Austria

Laddonia Prepares for Centennial Celebration Events

Laddonia marks its centennial year with a style show at the First Christian Church. James Raleigh documented the event with his camera as residents dressed in outfits from pioneers to flappers. Mr and Mrs Nick Billman performed the "Laddonia Hop" among many acts. More photos to come in the Ledger.

Laddonia James Raleigh Lawrence Thomas Nick Billman Raleigh Laddonia First Christian Church

Van Matre Named To Head State IDC

Everett S Van Matre succeeds William A McDonnell as chairman of the Missouri Industrial Development Commission Gov Hearnes designated him today to lead the bi partison six member body McDonnell resigned May 18 governors praise followed by new appointments Ayres named vice chair Waggener joins to fill McDonnell seat Van Matre longtime lawyer in Mexico since 1953 honorary colonel on Hearnes staff and former Audrain bar leader places served on American Legion post and local historical and country clubs boards.

Everett S. van Matre William A. McDonnell McDonnell- Douglas Corp Missouri Industrial Development Commission Mexico Warren E. Hearnes McDonnell Missouri Resources Museum Missouri van Matre Audrain Bar Assn Audrain Democratic Club First Christian Church Men’s Fellowship James Bledsoe American Legion Mexico City Audrain County

Blue Charge Filed Over Sunday Sales

A charge of violating Missouri blue laws prohibiting Sunday sales was filed against SupeRx Drugs of Mexico and store employee Mrs Elroy Adams in Audrain Magistrate Court. Prosecuting Attorney Thomas I Osborne filed the two counts on the complaint of Mrs Maxine Norman, department head at Gibson's Discount Center, alleging purchases of nylon stockings and Cannon utility cloths on Sunday.

Missouri SupeRx Drugs Mexico Elroy Adams Audrain Thomas I. Osborne Maxine Norman Maple St Gibson's Discount Center

Truck Flipped In Collision Near Mexico

Wilbur R. Pauley of Route 3 Mexico was taken to Audrain Medical Center with minor injuries after a car truck collision at 9 40 two miles west of Mexico. Leroy E Schulte of Wentzville tried to pass and struck the panel truck causing it to flip in the right lane. Hume Smith in a parked car reported minor injuries and was advised to seek a doctor. All three vehicles damaged. A diesel semi driven by Jay Joplin of Boise Idaho became stuck at Phil's 66 Service while attempting a U turn and blocking the highway.

Wilbur R. Pauley Route 3 Mexico Audrain Medical Center Pauley Dean’s Mobil Station Leroy Edward Schulte Wentzville Schulte Dean's Hume Smith Ringo St Gary Phillips Highway 54 Wetterall Foods, Inc Jay Joplin Boise

Ledger Jaycee Midwest Meet Has Biggest Entry List

The Mexico Ledger and Mexico Jaycees announce 125 entries for the Midwest Meet the largest in seven years. Ron Whittaker notes entrants from Iowa Illinois Kansas Texas Nebraska Missouri, with races like the mile at 23 entries and long jump at 25. Event begins June 5 at 1 p.m. Awards at 8 p.m. Hawthorne. Jaycees also plan a June 27 raft race down the Mississippi and Camp Clover Leaf outreach for Audrain County youth.

Mexico Ledger Mexico Jaycees Ron Whittaker Whittaker Jaycees Monterey Mexico Iowa Illinois Kansas Texas Nebraska Missouri Hawthorne Hannibal Jaycee Club Mississippi River Bernie Hogan Jaycee

Missouri Senate backs color photos on drivers licenses

The Missouri Senate approved a bill requiring color photographs on drivers licenses and Social Security numbers for identification in liquor purchases. Licenses would cost 3 dollars for three years, with funds boosting highway revenues. Other actions include zoning allowances for big cities, shared election costs, and police training mandates, plus a review of numerous Senate bills and budget talks.

Jefferson City Missouri Senate House Senate Cape Girardeau

Wednesday Nights To Be Library Nights

The Mexico Audrain County Library will extend hours to 8 30 p m on Wednesdays starting June 1 per director Eldon Burgess. Regular hours apply 9 to 5 30 from Monday through Saturday until August 26 with Memorial Day closing on May 31.

Mexico-Audrain County Mexico Eldon Burgess

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