13 Apr 1970
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1970
Page
1
Darby R. Tally, city editor of the St. Charles Journal, filed Friday as a Republican candidate for Associate Judge of the St. Charles County Court Eastern District. He cites growth planning, road, zoning and sewer reforms, and tax structure changes to improve county services and future needs.
Miss Dorothy Gawenka educational representative for Unique Zipper Service will appear at Fabricland in Mark Twain Shopping Center for two fashion and clothing technique demonstrations next Tuesday April 14. Shows scheduled for 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Public invited. Gawenka, Baylor University home economics graduate, is a specialist in clothing techniques and fashion trends. She will discuss couturier finishes care of Unique products and new clothing construction ideas.
The Francis Howell Jr High Mothers Club will entertain all sixth grade mothers of the Francis Howell school district at its monthly meeting Thursday at 1 pm. Robert Mullins will present a musical program.
St. Charles Jaycees launch Operation Opportunity to repair and paint homes for needy residents. Volunteer manpower and materials will be provided, focusing on minor repairs and rehabilitation to improve living conditions and city appearance. Future yearly efforts planned with youth participation and organization outreach.
The St Charles Jaycees announce an appreciation party for the community at Memorial Hall Blanchette Park. The event on Saturday April 25 starts at 7 30 p m with dancing a roast beef buffet free setups refreshments games and prizes. Tickets are five dollars each from any Jaycee or by calling 723 2124.
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