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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1972
Page
4
St Charles Police Traffic Chief Paul Orf warns motorists and cyclists to slow down and follow lights and reflectors as dark, wet leaves raise crash risk. Children biking after dusk should wear light colors. civilians should treat cyclists as vehicle operators to prevent accidents.
Fourteen pastors from Missouri United Methodist churches join a We Care Mission at First United Methodist Church to prepare for Key 73, a continent wide program by 140 denominations. The event includes meals, discussion groups, and witnessing worship services each evening.
Master Sergeant Dennis F. Rau son of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Rau Route 2 is a member of an Air Training Command organization at Shepard AFB. He earned the U S Air Force epee Chnit Award for exceptionally meritorious service from July 1970 through December 1971 while training with the 375 Technical School. Rau will wear a distinctive service ribbon marking his school affiliation. He earned an A A degree in 1954 from Cardinal Glennon College Saint Louis and attended Syracuse University.
The fourth annual Christmas Bazaar sponsored by St Marys Academy PTA of O Falling will be held December 3 at the academy from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Prizes include a 25 inch color TV console an original art piece by Ita Tourigny and an Afghan crochet coverlet by Sister Agnes and Sister Charlene.
Francis Howell High School staged You're A Man Charlie Brown with Donna Muzzey as Lucy and Joe Radcliff as Linus. Ed Stockwell directed the show with Fran Darragh as vocal director and Al McCune as music director. The production traced life scenes of Charlie Brown characters ending with happiness.
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