Macon Chronicle-Herald from Macon, Missouri • Page 5

Pag 9 Cmontclt-Hacald Friday, Octobar 19, 1990 Board Member Candidates, Bank Are Chamber Meeting Topics ciuiDiTiM Mi'MnRIAIAdmitted Thursday. Virginia M. Hall, Macon. Dismissed Thursday, Lisa K. Brown and aon, Joseph Michael Welch, Macon.

44 i I) v- included In next month's chamber newtlrtter. Listed under upcoming tvenU during the meeting were: A city-wide garage sale from 0 a m. to 3 m. (Vt. 27.

Jnycees Family Showcase Oct. 2J at the Mwon Middle School. Highway 3 ground breaking Oct. 25 at 10 a.m. Ukeview Towers.

Carousel Productions "Three Mm on a Horse" Oct. 25 27 at the M.inm Cinema. Lions Club Parade Oct. 31. And the Jnycees Haunted House.

Bonnie Hall of the Mercantile Bank of North Central Missouri snke to rrutmhe members about the hunk's operation. Tlii bunk wits opened in April of I0f.5. In I0HH merged with lo nth. turn Uink to form the Mercantile II. ink of North Central Mil Miuri.

Il.ill said K0 percent of the dfHii riunii1 ot the bank are loilileJ out lin.iliy. Sim hUo huid M.iron is fortunate to have utrong financial inrttitiitiuin nrul ihnllenged those present to ull the bank's Statement of Condition, published every quarter in the tii-wspuper. Board member candidates and report on th Mercantile Dank of North Central Missouri wer the main topics of discussion at the regular meeting of the Macon Area Chamber of Commerce at noon Tuesday at the Gaslight. According to Crystal Lyd, exec ulive director of the chamber, the meeting started with Rosemary Dritt reporting on the concession stand at the Colli Exotic Animal Sale. Dritt said the workers had fun and heard many good comments about the community.

Under new business, members were reminded that new board members are being elected. There were no new nominations made during the meeting. Those nominated by the board include: Todd Davison of Jack's Country Mart, Bob Eberl of KLTI Radio, Jerry Wilt or Wilt's of Macon, Clyde Smith of Macon Building tt Unn, Bob Hastings of ConAgra, Mike Caines of Maron-Atlanta State Bank and Mark Snow of the Macon Chronicle-Herald and Journal. Board mcmlxrs going off the board are Alan Spencer, Mike Bentz, Rosemary Bntt and Bobbie Truitt. A ballot for voting is to be .9 Mr.

And Mrs. Wendell Sages Present Program On Canada To Anti-Rust Club Announce Engagement Mr. ond Mrs. Gerald L. MengwasHer of St.

Charles, formerly of Macon, announce the engagement of their daughter, Debbie A. Meng-wanner of Columbia, to David S. Topash, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Topash of Columbia.

The couple plans to wed in February in Columbia. Free Cancer Screenings To Be In Macon Oct. 31 m.41.1:; i low cholesterol cooking oil, ji in color and ii one i tlic lnweHt cholesterol gnilllrt Mif- il Winnie Biiiun, president, conducted the business meeting. Catherine Miller gase the secretary's n-port. lone Peters, treasurer, gave tlie financial report and al no stiitrd that dues are now payable for the coming year.

Amy Carey piem-nted a memorial for the Lite Thelma Limb, a car riicinU r. 'Hie Ixnik, "Gardening and Landscaping will U- prem-nted to the Macon Library in memory of Mrs. Lnnil). ment, 1131 Jackson Street, in Macon, from 1-6 p.m. Conducting the screenings will lie a physician ond nurse from the Ellis Fischel State Cancer Center.

Screening will be limited to 75 persons so appointments are encouraged. Appointments may be made by calling the health department at 816-385-4711. Free screening clinics for skin and oral cancer will be held in Macon on Wednesday, Oct. 31. The clinics ore being sponsored by the Northeast District Cancer Control Coalition.

The screenings are recommended for farmers, construction workers and anyone who spends time in the sun. The screenings will be held at the Macon County Health IVpart- Meal and Chrystle Dwiggens Welcomes you to IU J' Mr. And Mrs. Wendell Perkins-1990 Celebrate Anniversary Wendell and Hettie Perkins of Creve Coeur, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a weekend of celebrations hosted by their children. On Saturday, Sept.

22, a reception was held from 1 to 4 p.m. at Bethel Memorial Church in Creve Coeur, 111. Music was provided by a quintet from the Pekin High School Orchestra, of which their Micah, Perkins, played the bass violin. Later in the evening, at 6:30 p.m., a catered dinner was served at the home of Rodney and Sue Perkins rfMnrquatt Height 111, On Sept. 23, David and Connie Perkins hosted a breakfast catered at their home in Pekin, 111.

Out-of-state guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. H.W.

Sullivan of McLouth, Mr. and Mrs. Loy Perkins, Jr. and Mrs. Mildred Perkins of Kansas City; Mrs.

Elsie Graves of Macon. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Kohnert of Davenport, Iowa: Kip Shelby of Des Moines, Iowa; Mindy Perkins of Ellicott City, Dan Perkins of Arlington, Va. and Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Johnson of Indianapolis, Ind. Native to Macon County, Wendell and the former Hettie Whiles were mnrried on Sept. 22, 1940 by the Rev. Oscar Kettlekamp at Moberly. They are the parents of two sons, David C.

Perkins of Pekin, 111, and Rodney J. Perkins of Marquette Heights, 111. The couple has five OPEN at WILCOX TIRE FLEA MARKET Hwy. 63 S. Macon "Big While Yellow Tent" The Anli-Kuht Club met Monday, Oct 15, for its regular meet-ing.

LaVerne Sage, program chairman, introduced her topic, "Canada to the north is our friendly neighbor, too. Let's visit her people, cities and some sights to view." Assisting her was her husband, Eldred Sage. The Sages had driven to Alaska through Canada recently. They traveled over 4,000 miles in one-month. The couple found the temperatures to be pleasant there in July.

It was 2,000 miles up to the Alaskan Highway. She said the highway was built in 1942 by American troops who were threatened by invasion from the Aleutian Islands. It is under reconstruction today because it was built hurriedly and because of the severe winter weather in the area. She also spoke of the roads, some are very rough, but as a whole they are passable. One village they traveled through, Mautuchl Valley, was settled by people from Kansas and Oklahoma after the 1934-36 dust storms.

He described the area's "Cinderella" crop-Canola. He said there are great expanses of these fields, which are like a wheat crop. Canola began as an experimental crop there. It is used for Area Residents Tour Smokey Mountains Area residents, along with a local travel agency, recently toured the Smokey Mountains for seven days. In Bardstown, sites visited included Churchill Downs Race TVack, the Kentucky Derby Museum, old homes, the St.

Joseph Cathedral, and Federal Hill the southern mansion and its gardens. Dinner was at the Stables. In Lexington, the group went to a horse farm to see horses training, toured bluegrass country surroundings and visited the American Saddle Horse Museum. Next, they stopped in Gatlin-burg, touring the Pigeon Forge area, Dollywood Park and Museum and Christus Gardens. In South Carolina, the group took a drive through the mountains and viewed the fall colors.

They also visited Biltmore House and Gardens and Winery. In Nashville, they had dinner on board the General Jackson. En route home, they stopped over at Whitehaven in Puducah, Ky. The group then went to Lambert Cafe for dinner, then returned home. in sii awn urtiMifMiT HT-irnr INDIAN Mixed Plain, Polyurethaned GOURDS Acorn Crooked Neck SQUASH CORN W.

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