14 Jun 1971
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
1
Worry, Meday, and four dozen 4 H members joined the Annual Sear 4 H Club Week at the University of Missouri Campus. The theme We Care focused on drug abuse prevention with many attendees from St. Charles County and nearby towns.
State inspectors urged further study of a city dump north of St Charles after complaints about water contamination and odors. Judge Douglas Bosthert and state officials visited the site, which has housed waste for years and is now leased to a new group pending tighter controls. Officials weigh a proposed regional landfill to serve nearby counties, citing water-supply concerns and the need to prevent future pollution.
Fragments report births involving Nelle and 1007 Waigoward with Mr and Mrs Den Hoaltine at 217 Cadilinc. Limited readable details. confirms birth announcements and residents.
A fragmented 1960s style report critiques family and social structures shaping adolescents. It notes teens seek identity amid busy parents and absent adults, bonding with peers while lacking steady guidance, and questions parental and boss opinions on youth behavior.
The passage discusses how parental attention shapes adolescent growth, noting busy schedules and stress affect time with children. It argues society must support parents with guidance, resources, and encouragement to maintain involvement during adolescence.
A six week course for new parents begins Wednesdays at 9 am, running for six consecutive weeks. It covers pregnancy anatomy, baby equipment, formula preparation, feeding, bathing and dressing, with viral information for new parents. Taught by registered nurses. certificate awarded upon completion. Call St. Charles County Red Rose Office at 724-227 for details.
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