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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1975

Page

9

4H Recognition Night Honors Audrain Youth Leaders

The Audrain County 4-H Recognition Night honored about 600 youth for completing 4-H requirements. Sherry Sanders and Bruce Bryson of F & L Hustlers received the I Dare You award, with Sanders also serving as mistress of ceremonies. Other top honors included the State Honors Award in Health for Susan Kroeger and multiple Club Seal and County Certificate recognitions across Be-Bo Bouncers, Jolly Workers, McClintic Pioneers, and F & L Hustlers.

Audrain County 4-H Sherry Sanders Bruce Bryson F & L Hustlers Miss Sanders Melinda Breid Jolly Workers 4-H Club Andy Fairchild Foley Foods Foley Clyde Brown Soil Service, Inc Cheryl McBride Reggie Householder Melody Martins Jill Woolfolk Jolly Workers Penny Travis Prairie Dale Helping Hands Co-op Gini Holsheiser Sims Happy Helpers Larry Talley Audrain 4 B & G Hustlers Molino Musketeers Be-Bo Bouncers McClintic Pioneers Laddonia Lucky Seaf Busy Beavers Carter Cavaliers Hisey Hoppers Gant Lucky Clovers L &B Livewires Prairie Dale John Householder Jim Powell Jim Strother Roger Allen Nancy Duff Martin Angela Ahrens Tina Primus Sara Householder Erik Myers Jennifer Silver Mike Dean Steve Dean Coni Arnold Cathy Householder Marcy Creel Jeanne Duff Hustlers Donna Gibbons Donna Mudd Ginane Keiser Sims Happ Elizabeth Sonwalt Susan Kroeger Sarah Wilfley Be-Bo Brad Creel Jack Wills Bobby Dale McBride Horse and Clover Harvey Gifford Sims Happy Helpers High Point India Melson Gina Shellabarger Gant Lucky Clovers Kirk Ekern Kim Haverstick

Macon Farmers Turn In Deer Poachers

Macon County deputies arrested Emment Funk and Bob Sewell after a weekend deer poaching incident. Leonard Brokaw Sr and Jr reported shots while farming soybeans. the pair allegedly blocked the road, drew weapons, and fired near the brothers. Bail set at 4500 dollars. A separate birth notice records the 7 pound 10 ounce son born to Steven Branstetter and his wife in Vandalia at Audrain Medical Center.

Macon Macon County Macon Chronicle Leonard Brokaw Sr Leonard Brokaw Jr Brokaw Brokaws Citizens Band Young Brokaw Emment Funk LaPlata Bob Sewell Columbia Funk Steven Branstetter Vandalia Audrain Medical Center Branstetter Jim Davis Construction Co

Van-Far Ambulance directors organize Monday meeting

Van-Far Ambulance District directors elected in Friday's vote will gather Monday at 10 a.m. in the county courtroom to organize the new board and canvass the election. Judge Floyd Lewis emphasized setting the tax levy and finishing tax books for Curvie Township after formation.

Vandalia Van-Far Floyd Lewis Lewis Farber Pike County Don Crow John F. Maple Jr Dave Strassner Floyd Chinn Dempsey Dixon Marvin Hunt Alvin Barrett Howard L. Dixon Tom Blevins

Monroe Craft Show To Be Next Thursday

Monroe County Extension Homemakers clubs host the annual craft event Thursday evening at the Legion Hall Paris with displays beginning at 7 p.m. and demonstrations at 7:30 p.m. Tole painting latch hook embroidery needlepoint memory boxes broomstick lace canning macrame straw wreaths ceramics and more showcased by various clubs. Mrs Dennis Dunlap of Santa Fe chairs the event. public attendance free. aims to share and learn crafts. The Monroe County Democratic club met at the Mark Twain Cafe for a 12:30 p.m. meeting with 25 present and heard Rep Harold Volkmer discuss crime control energy and consumer issues. Reports covered October state Women's Democratic Club meeting in Cape Girardeau. County Nursing Service reported on September activities including nursing student field experiences and school clinics in Madison Middle Grove and Holliday.

Paris Monroe County Extension Homemakers Clubs Legion Hall Janet Shepard Home Economist Long Branch Club Evans Club Woodlawn Club Gleason Club Santa Fe Club Sanford Powers Club Carter Smiser Dennis Dunlap Santa Fe Monroe County Democratic Club Mark Twain Jack Bastian Ann Carman Harold Volkmer Hannibal Volkmer William Hungate Diana Johannaber R.N Monroe County Nursing Service Home Health Agency University of Missouri School of Nursing Theer Monroe Count Karen Barr Jill Quigley Lyndee Serr Madison Middle Grove Holliday F.H. Barnett

MFA Oil Meeting Set at 4-H Center Mexico

The 1975 MFA Oil Company bulk plant annual meeting is scheduled for 6 30 p m on November 7 at the 4 H Center southwest of Mexico. Noel Wood says the event features the MFA film Nature Must Have Loved Missouri a covered dish supper and family night chaired by Robert Bradley. A brief business meeting and delegate election will precede door prize drawings. All farm families are welcome regardless of MFA Oil Co membership.

Mexico MFA Oil Company Noel Wood MFA Oil Co Missouri Robert Bradley

Galloway appoints United Way committee in Centralia

Ron Galloway named the Centralia United Way executive committee for 1975 at a Friday meeting. Members include Jack Davenport as vice chairman, Ruth Ingram budget chairman, Quentin Thompson campaign chairman, Dan Forgy treasurer, Wally Schramm secretary, Dick Fidel publicity, and Gene Loesch Chance Company campaign chairman. Campaign runs Nov 14 to 26 with screening of agency requests next Monday and Tuesday at City Hall. Last year’s goal was 10,200. 1974 raised 8,400, 1,800 under target. Theme remains “Thanks To You It’s Working.”

Centralia United Way Ron Galloway Jack Davenport Ruth Ingram Quentin Thompson Dan Forgy Wally Schramm Dick Fidel Gene Loesch Chance Company City Hall Centralia Youth Baseball United Cerebral Palsy Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Centralia Welfare Salvation Army Red Cross Centralia Mental Health Council Family Services of Columbia The Arthritis Foundation Cancer Research Galloway

Hopi Leader Opposes Land Reclamation Law

Grandfather David Monogue, 104, spiritual Hopi leader, warned at a United Nations news conference that a new federal land reclamation law could strip 1.8 million acres of Arizona coal and uranium rich land from Hopi and Navajo tribes. He said it would displace 8600 Navajos and remove ceremonial grounds.

United Nations, N.Y David Monogue Arizona

Centralia A-6 Delegates Sent to Regional Conference

Centralia A-6 delegates attend a regional educational conference in Eldon Missouri on November 3 1975 with theme Improving Instruction for Missouri Students Through Assessment and Testing. Centralia attendees include Superintendent Chester Boren Principal Bill McEntire and several teachers and students with sessions at 9 am and a 3 pm summary.

Centralia Arthur L. Mallory Eldon Missouri Chester Boren Bill McEntire Ruth Hoke Emily Baley Carlene Bartee John Brubaker Janet Hartley Ruth Reinhardt Deliah Houseworth Jerry Waisner Curtis Fay Stanley Garton PTA Kiel Auditorium St. Louis Evadine Overfelt Sandra Trask Tom Quinn Bill Ray

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Branstetters Van-Far Ambulance F.A. Zimmann Wellsville Mary Markland Linda Braces Mattingly Bob Carol Long Payton's Market Kay Harlow United Fund Carl Schmidt Monroe Craft Show Women's Democratic Clubs Cape Girardeau MFA West Side Village Square Mexico, Mo Ea i Hardee's Loin Llardees Centralia A-6 Mrs Lowell T. Eastin the Chance Elementary School Irma Dodson Rebekah Noble Grand Mildred Martin Shirley Mansfield Odd Fellows Home Liberty Don’ Bristow Russell Boswell Sharon Curry Sears Eprenue Japan Sean, Rorbuch Tal K Shipping Sears Care Service South Side Mexico Village Square
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