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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
1
A concise adage contrasts value of time with money, noting time’s inherent worth beyond financial measure and suggesting prudent use of both resources in decision making.
Thursday morning at the High School Auditorium an opening session for a two day workshop brought 292 teachers together as over 60 new hires joined the Public Schools of the City District. Miss Kimi Takemura of Yokohama Japan was en route to join the staff after teaching at Lincoln School in 1957 and 1958.
St Charles High School hosts public display of band instruments starting 7 30 PM on September 12 and 18 at the SCHS Auditorium. Mr Breidenbach announces rental program details with Educational Department of two music companies. Parents and students may enroll, discuss instrument selection, and access free class lessons with staff guidance.
Michigan, South Dakota, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, and Missouri introduce a new progress school model. Miss Lucille Stephens and Mr Richard Kiehne describe break away from the traded system to develop each child to their maximum potential. Teachers will review policies and check instructional materials for the new term starting Tuesday September 6. School lunch costs are listed with High School students at $1.85 and Junior High at $1.00.
The Central PTA extends a warm welcome to Mr. George N. Pathenos as the new principal of Central School in the Florissant area. Pathenos holds a Master of Science from Southern Illinois University and has taught in Ferguson Florissant A-2 and North Kansas City districts. He served in civil service teaching with the Air Force School of Personnel and is active in multiple teacher associations.
County Library invites patrons to a noon gathering this coming Friday with A. Gholz and state residents attending. Library staff will host and refreshments will be served. A separate note mentions a lost bat used by Tony Lazzeri in the 1937 World Series valued at $1,000 by his widow.
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