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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
6
A plan for four youth centers in St Charles advanced at a Three Stags meeting on Tuesday night. The committee hopes to push the project forward and begin work this fall if funding and approvals align.
Members toured yards and gardens of Mrs. W. E. Akerson and others to review recent improvements. Tea followed with a brief business meeting. Committees showed growing civic interest, votes funded youth camp, and Emmaus home concerns were raised. Community groups pledged help for barn renovation and project funding.
Sixth graders attended a school day event in St Charles with supervision from district physical education staff and high school singers. Events included sprints and field events such as 50 yard dash 100 yard dash 280 yard dash 440 yard relay high jump long jump softball throw and shot put.
The St Louis and East St Louis areas join St Charles as major metropolitan centers under a new Central Postal Region in Chicago. Regional postmasters will oversee area offices and link with primary processing centers, consolidating postal activities across designated metro areas.
Seaman Barrett Jol M. Barrett from Route 1 St. Charles, a former student at Francis Howell High School, completed naval training. He earned the rank of M2 and Mre. James W. Parcett is listed as the address contact. The 1970 graduate was recognized among commendations at the naval school.
Storseshoe League shows Defiance A at 3 wins and 4 losses and Crossroads B leading with 5 wins 1 loss. Other teams include New Mele BOW with 4 losses, and Unknown entries such as Martha yilie and Auguste with mixed results.
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