02 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
1
Voter registration and candidate filing deadlines loom for Francis Howell Wentzville Orchard Farm and Fort Zumwalt districts. County Clerk Joe Haake urges those not registered or with address changes to update at the county clerk office or during late registration hours Saturday.
A three night Broadway tour showcases Are You Proud to be a part of a staged musical event at Orchard Farm. Debut performances feature Cathy Accardi and Debbie Besterimelier with Cary Magen Travis Poeppelmeier and Dana Meyers performing songs including Wouldn’t It Be Loverly. Bloody Mary is portrayed by Debbie Besterimelier, with scenes from Pocific and Annie Get Your Gun. Curtain rises nightly at three.
The World of Broadway tour at Orchard Farm Wight School presents excerpts from four popular musicals, tracing the Great White Way from London to the American West. Richard Eichenberger leads a cast relying on props, with Debbie Minert and Jerry Wunderlich in featured roles. Show starts 5:30 PM, admission 1.00 for adults and 0.75 for students.
An open house to answer questions about the proposed development communications will be held Sunday at the Tire Station a Caritle, hosted by the VED in Cottleville. The event seeks voter verification on district fire interaction and community safety details.
Citizens of the proposed tax supported district are invited to inspect equipment and ask questions at the fire hall during Sunday open house. Polling places for the special election are Zion Lutheran Harvester Saint Joseph Cowleville and Weldad Springs School with voters choosing three governing members.
A fragmented OCR item notes a quirky proverb-like line about casting out versus wearing. It reads with unusual phrasing and no clear central event or named entities. The readable text mainly presents a colloquial warning without dates places or organizations.
Young Farmers gathered February 27 to 29 at Tan-Tar-A to join the Missouri Farm Bureau Young Farmers Leadership Conference. More than 60 counties sent 2511 attendees including residents of St Charles County such as Mr and Mrs James Macheng, Mr and Mrs Joe Moerning, Mr and Mrs Tony Trautman, Mr and Mrs Ronald Schulte, and Mr and Mrs Jerry Schulte. Discussions covered becoming active traders, financing agriculture, farm income and tax management, and current legislation.
Merchants on Main Street drive petitions against a city ordinance to raise meter rates from five cents to ten cents per hour. The proposal, likely to be discussed in a second reading next Tuesday, aims to curb congestion but merchants fear it will deter shoppers. Petitions are available at downtown stores as businesses campaign against the rate hike.
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