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Newspaper
Mexico Ledger
Location
Mexico, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1976
Page
12
A measure would raise funds for bird, fish, game, forestry and wildlife programs by imposing an additional one-eighth of one percent sales and use tax. The plan targets environmental conservation through enhanced state support and program expansion.
The Wellsville notes recount club dinners and meetings with members from Middletown and Wellsville. L'Etude members reported, prizes awarded, and a Fall Convention invitation extended by Centralia federated clubs. The Christian Women's Fellowship organizes layettes, sewing kits, a bazaar, and cookbooks, while renovation continues at the Christian Church with new pews and organs awaited. sympathy offered to the pastor on his uncle’s death.
A Hatton committee led by Mrs John Hopkins and Mrs Robert McCarty organized the Christmas supper and party. Foods 2 group members demonstrated a coffee cake and an apple crisp. The Annual Arts and Crafts Day at Hatton Community Hall drew large crowds, with a cross stitched quilt winning $25 plus for charity. A pre wedding shower will honor David A. Haden and Donna Nelson at Pleasant Grove Church in Hatton.
McDonald County deputy marshal W E Crisco clung to a swerving speeding car at about 90 mph before it entered Oklahoma across the state line. After being released 20 minutes later he was shaken but unharmed. Three men and one woman fled the car as Ricky Sala of Grove Oklahoma, wanted for careless driving and destruction of city property, was identified as the driver. Crisco narrowly avoided being dragged and was found walking back into town by a local resident.
Bank of Oklahoma officials relocate about 752.5 million in cash and securities from an old vault to a new one in a block, aided by three dozen people including Brink's staff and off duty and uniformed police. The operation lasts three hours with streets sealed and a steel vault secured by a 72 hour clock and thick walls.
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