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Tag: January 1979

As part of the task force proposal for this school year, a brochure high-lighting certain aspects of the Hamilton School will be produced.
Jr. Girl Scout Troop #2342, St. Rochs Completed a Christmas project and merit badge in toy making by creating 25 dolls and 5 games for St. Elizabeth's Day Nursery.
On January 9, 1979, Ms. Gale Hardeman, fourth and fifth grade teacher, and Ms. Jacqueline Barham of our Learning Disabilities Class took their students to Bob Cramer's Marionette factory and to the Stadium Cinema.
The teachers' strike and the somewhat interesting aldermanic race top the news this month, but, as usual, those of you who want the important news have to turn to Vicissitudes.
On January 29, 1979, the Council voted to accept with regret the resignation of Cal Stuart as its Executive Director, effective April 15.

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Why Not Vote?

by Jo Ann Vatcha [Editor’s Note: Fifty years ago, longtime Times editor Jo Ann Vatcha wrote this reflection on voting and the…

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Community Council Highlights

A $4,500 tax liability, the resignation of the Council’s project manager, and a way forward for the Westminster 1035 Garden highlighted the…

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In Your Ear

Despite my youth, I’ve traveled a bit through our wonderful country. I’ve gone up to the top of the Empire State Building,…

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Grace UMC Hosts Musical Protest

Grace United Methodist Church joined with STL Singing Resistance to host a protest at the corner of Skinker Boulevard and Waterman Boulevard…

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