Orchard Farm High School Homecoming Week Next Week
Orchard Farm High set homecoming activities starting February 16 with a 6 30 p m basketball game against Winfield High. Preceding the varsity game, the homecoming queen is crowned with candidates across grades and their escorts listed. The events conclude Saturday night with the homecoming dance at the Orchard Farm gym under Miss Linda's direction.
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Orchard Farm High School
Orchard Farm Eagles
Winfield High School
Cindy Schaffrin
Carl Schaffrin
Fred Nothstine
Joan Willbrand
Fred Willbrand
Mark Simcox
Angie McDonald
Wilfred Herzog
Glenn Townley
Judy Schoene
Litterbug Fined Four Hundred After Roadside Dumping
Melvin Bowman of 2806 Radnor St Charles was fined 400 dollars for dumping trash along Hayford Road. The court suspended 200 dollars on condition he remove two truckloads of refuse within 30 days under wildlife agent supervision. The incident occurred January 30 when agents saw a yard of trash unloaded from a station wagon.
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Melvin Bowman
Radnor
St. Charles
Harry Zumstein
Zumstein
Hayford Road
Bowman
Residents to discuss water rate meeting in St Peters
A public meeting for all St Charles County residents served by the Missouri water company is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at St Peters Elementary School gym. Ellsworth Cundiff will discuss the rate case and upcoming Public Service Commission hearings on March 14 in Jefferson City. The Steeplechase Homeowners Assn sponsors the event and may form a Watch and Inform Association. State Rep George Dames and State Sen Edward Stone were invited. A 7:30 p.m. Steeplechase resident business session will precede the meeting.
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St.Charles
Watch and Inform Association
George Dames
Edward Stone
St Charles School Board Meets Tonight at 7 PM
The regular February session of the St Charles School Board will be held tonight in the school district office starting at 7 p.m. Members will discuss local district matters and updates.
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St. Charles
Local Groups and Events Highlight Community Calendar
The community notes a baby birth Randi Racquel on February 4. Daughters of Isabella meet at St Peters Church tonight. Farm Booster banquet February 23 at Wentzville Community Club. Boy Scout Troop 763 shows knot tying and first aid at Mark Twain Mall. Scout Sunday at First Methodist Church honors GOD AND COUNTRY awards. St. Robert’s hosts Men and Women group meeting with a wine tasting. St Charles considers mutual aid fire agreement with nearby departments. Cadet Frederick Schumpe promoted to cadet staff sergeant at Kemper. Constance McCoy makes Culver-Stockton College dean’s list. George Washington birthday holiday noted for local schools and banks. Quilt and pillow social March 14 at St Joseph’s in Cottleville. Moose Lodge Sweetheart Dance, Grand Opening Feb 27-28 of new lodge home.
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Daughters of Isabella
St. Peters Church
Randy Boehmer
Hartford Place
Randi Racquel
Wentzville
BoyScout
Mark Twain
First’ Methodist Church
ST. Robert's
St. Charles
On Fire Department
Frederick P. Schumpe
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Quentin Schumpe
Schumpe
Constance McCoy
St. Peters
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Banks
George
Washington
St. Joseph's
Cottleville
Moose Lodge
New Lodge
Parking Space Law Approved by City Council
The St Charles City Council approved off street parking space requirements to conform to business type floor space and occupancy. The regulation applies to new businesses and does not affect those already established.
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St. Charles
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Mike Turter
Diane Wehmeyer
Sam Boerding
Kathy Batteiger
John Haight
Dave Daller
Patty ‘Flaugher
William Flaugher
Mike Jordan
Susan Schaffrin
Mitch Morris
Jo Ann Kriesmann
Henry Kriesmann
Steve
St. Charles Journal
Beriagh
Eo Film
Pless Hawthorne
Litterbug
Salle Su
Farah
Subba
Nate
N. Main
Ma. Vlaza
Hackmann
Jack Wetter
Almouth
Frien
HWI
Hackmann Lumber CO
Dfahomena Lumber
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