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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1963
Page
2
Campbell Soup Company announced gifts and pledges totaling $586,950 to 43 colleges and universities nationwide. Grants range from $1,000 to $100,000 and funds are largely unrestricted to meet institutions needs. An additional $245,000 was paid on earlier pledges to three universities.
Mayor Henry Vogt reads a plaque to Kathryn M. Linnemann as she is honored at a Chamber of Commerce ceremony marking fifty years of service. The event recognizes her long commitment and contributions to the local business community.
The St. Charles County 4 H Junior Leadership Organization met April 22 at Harris Elementary School. President Rich Toedebusch led the 4 H pledge as Keith Schwarre presented the revised constitution for approval. The revisions will be voted on at the next meeting. The group also discussed extending summer skating nights at O Fallon Skating Rink beyond May.
Bill Addison, WIL Radio afternoon News Editor, won the Associated Press Missouri Award for March for his scoop on bombings at three St. Louis area Kroger stores. The first place honor recognizes the newsman and station for outstanding reporting.
Jim Wilke and Carol Faeth outlined the latest details of the 4-H Government Day set for June 18. After adjournment, buzz sessions explored club views on proposed changes for the St. Charles County Fair feeding into the fair schedule.
WIL Radio Action Central wins more awards than all St. Louis area stations combined and leads Mid-America with the most state honors.
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