Linda Mitchell Named Paris R-2 FFA Sweetheart
Linda Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Mitchell was named Chapter Sweetheart at the Barnwarmin of the FFA chapter at Paris High School Wednesday night She received a white Sweetheart jacket from retiring queen Cheryl Dye Other candidates were Nancy Forbis Suzanne Terrell Patty Levings and Lavonda Levings Escorts included Doug Thomas Neal Crain Kent Dye Tracy Morgan and Brad Dodge The band Neon Sun played from 7 to 10 p.m.
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Paris
Linda Mitchell
Raymond Mitchell
FFA
Paris High School
Cheryl Dye
Nancy Forbis
Suzanne Terrell
Patty Levings
Lavonda Levings
Doug Thomas
Neal Crain
Kent Dye
Tracy Morgan
Brad Dodge
Miss Dye
Mike Harrison
Neon Sun
Fringe Benefits Talks Between City and Union Officials
Centralia City Administrator Howard Burton city attorney and the finance committee met with negotiators from Columbia's union local 45 on Thursday at city hall to discuss fringe benefits for city workers including electrical, water, light, landfill and street staff. A council meeting at 7 p.m. Monday will consider fringe benefit decisions and new ordinance coding. Separately Centralia chapter 195 of the Order of Eastern Star held a meeting with Worthy Matron Miss Frankie Beamer and Worthy Patron Kenneth Dodson presiding, with degrees conferred on Mrs. E. Ray Brown and Mrs. Sapp pro temmed as organist. An open installation is planned for 8 p.m. Dec. 8 at Masonic hall.
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van Praag
Joe Branham
Monroe Manor
Vanhuss
Beta Sigma Phi
Linden Vanlandingham
Sidney Threlkeld
Epsilon Psi
Charles Herron
Paul Allgood
Don Williams
Bob Sears
Wayne Morgan
Larry Pookes
Larry Bounds
Rod Lake
Melvin Moore
Frances Rouse
Ralph Ellington
Alpha Phi
Nevins Florist
Bob Swartz
Keith Deaver
Alphi Chi
Xi Beta Xi
Centralia
Howard Burton
Tom Osborne
Columbia
Union Local 45
City Hall
Frankie Beamer
Kenneth Dodson
Ancel Sapp
Ashland
E. Ray Brown
Sapp
Walter Cline
Glenn Lane
Harold Keely
Daren Clark
Harold Elliot
Albert Lawson
Masonic Hall
Beamer
Dodson
Curtailments May Cause Problems For Chance Co.
CENTRALIA The A B Chance Co faces energy strain as MP and L I curtails interruptible gas supplies. Propane stocks have been increased and more storage built, but winter needs remain tight without firm delivery of contracted gas. President Toulson criticizes licensing delays and government interference.
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Chance Co
Centralia
A. B. Chance Co
Missouri Power and Light Co
Panhandle
Mp&l
Nathan Toulson
Vandalia Council hikes water sewer rates amid talk of solid waste
Vandalia City Council unanimously approved a 24 percent increase for water and sewer rates to take effect December 1. Minimum bills rise 75 cents and standard charges up to 10 000 gallons hop to 3 25 with 90 cents per extra thousand. sewer minimum set at 1 25. Officials will amend the ordinance later. Mayor Chinn noted ongoing solid waste site talks with Audrain County Disposal Corp and discussed options, including mandatory pickup, but rejected at this time due to public opposition and costs. The council agreed to fund Audrain County Corp modestly and to have the Board of Public Works issue future building permits. Additional items covered included potential street closures, sewer connections for a new school, police call answering arrangements, and guidance on appointing a new police judge. Building permits were issued to three residents. The meeting adjourned at 10 35 p.m.
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Vandalia
Ray Callanan
Board of Public Works
F. T. Chinn
Audrain County Disposal Corporation
Bowling Green
Audrain County Corporation
Bland and Wear
James McElroy
MFA Exchange Division
Walnut Street
State Street
McElroy
van- Far
Chinn
Police Board
Don Garmer
Allen Robertson
Leo Baird
John Wear
Verle Porter
Bob Bland
Ray Hale
Virgil Metcalf
Jim Jungers
Police Business Dominates Wellsville Council Meeting
Wellsville council devoted most of its Thursday session to police matters. A two year lease proposal for a 1973 Dodge Plymouth at 125 dollars per month, with minor ancillary costs and equipment transfers, was referred to the police committee. Other items included purchasing a scanner radio monitor for 160 dollars, renewing a three year radio license for 20 dollars, and dog impoundment arrangements at 2 dollars per day for three days then 6 dollars per dog. Fire department vacancies were approved for Lloyd Moreau Jr and Faror McCormack. Direct dialing delays at Southwestern Bell were discussed, along with drainage work and street repairs. Public works chief Castanier cited bad street holes. paving and gravel were discussed. Edgar Miller was hired for the water plant at 75 dollars weekly. Mayor pro tem Debo presided in mayor Byland’s absence.
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Arens Dodge
Dodge
Plymouth
John Whyte
Jennings
Fort
Lloyd Moreau, Jr
Debo
Charles Wallace
James Crouch
Ben Fort
Houf
Edina
EB. L. Castanier
Public Works
Edgar Miller
S. J. Byland
Harold Debo
R-1 North Callaway Conference Day Set for Tuesday
Kingdom City area notice states the R-1 North Callaway School District will hold its annual Parent-Teacher Conference Day on Tuesday. Conferences occur in four buildings including the high school and Auxvasse Hatton-McCredie and Williamsburg Elementary Schools with appointments from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on November 13. Regular classes are canceled while teachers conduct one-on-one meetings. administrators welcome questions or suggestions.
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Kingdom City
R-1
North Callaway
Auxvasse
Hatton-McCredie
Williamsburg
J. W. Hobson
When God Called Kevin to Be With Him Above
A family honors their little boy Kevin who died, expressing faith and love. They recall his smile, the heartbreak of losing a child, and trust that God loves him and will keep him in heaven. The message thanks family and friends for support and invites ongoing prayers and remembrance.
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Kevin
Land of Heaven
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