12 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1962
Page
1
A planned enrichment program for area teens seeks to engage young explorers in science. Miss MAWIEST BORIC and Mrs Matha Teahwatis are among two speakers, with events highlighting hands on experiments. The Weather Janel will host a session and provide public updates.
Me Ral Westin and Yasin Puc will speak at the SM Laws service tomorrow morning. Me Robert Wall assists and will oversee the evening events with a follow up meeting in the church. A Sunday fellowship and a local meeting are planned, with a permanent pastor to be announced.
The Lions Club hosting a fish fry on Friday April 13 1962 at Main Hall aims to raise funds for eye care projects at the University of Missouri. Proceeds help provide eye exams and glasses and support tissue preservation and transplants at area hospitals with shipments to national programs.
Parents invited to preregistration events for grade one as schools outline dates across districts. Information includes required documents, attendance at parent and preschool visits, and schedules for classroom tours and armor of safety supplies guidance.
The St Charles Community Concert Association closed its current season with a local artist delivering a series of pieces by Bach, Beethoven, Bloch, Chopin, Liszt, and Lisé. The performance showcased precise technique, expressive tone, and promising future potential for regional pianists.
The St Charles County Flea Market project forms a steering committee from the Charles Business and Professional Women's Club. Abe Dollis Wilke and Clara Anna Elster named as chairs with Kay Kolb and Virginia Terry as pickups. Donations welcome for a sale featuring items like curios, jewelry, china, dresses, plants, and laces.
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