Chamber Launches Shoplifting Prevention Drive in St Charles
The St Charles Chamber of Commerce unveils a Shoplifting Prevention Program ahead of the Christmas season. A 55 minute film Shoplifter will be shown at Lindenwood College Young Hall at 10 am and 2 pm with legal insights from Robert Wohler and a Q and A led by Ron Wegener. Police, SBA staff, and local officials will help answer questions. The campaign also targets schools with eight page pamphlet Teenagers Beware Shoplifting Is Stealing, a film Caught, and discussions to show future harms. Monica Stalf and Bob Saale from St Charles High posed for publicity photos.
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University of Missouri Extension Service
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St. Charles High School
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O'Fallon Chief Relieved From Patrol Status
O'Fallon Board of Aldermen voted 7 to 0 to relieve Town Marshal Police Chief Russell Carter from patrol status, cutting his $760 monthly patrol pay while preserving his $50 monthly marshal salary. Carter plans legal action. Mayor Leibinger confirms the action occurred at a recent meeting with the Police Advisory Board present. One official notes the police chief title cannot be stripped by law.
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O'Fallon
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Phone Calls Urge RSD Yes This Weekend
Three women's groups in St. Charles form a telephone committee to urge votes for the St. Charles County Regional Sewer District. Organized by Mrs. Bernice Holbert, the Beta Sigma Phi chapters lead the effort to influence General Election voters next Tuesday.
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St. Charles County
RSD
Bernice Holbert
Cochairman
Citizen’s ‘Committee
Beta Sigma Phi
Christmas Aid Program Opens in St Charles County
The St Charles County Welfare Office together with the Salvation Army and local volunteers announces the annual Christmas aid drive. The Journal outlines the ongoing effort to support needy families with plans and community involvement for the holiday season.
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Uncle Link Set Delivers Twist After Happy Years
A humorous line reports that after twenty years of bliss Cousin Elmer and his wife met, implying an unexpected change in their relationship. The quirky remark frames a domestic tale with a playful punchline.
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Absentee Ballot Rush In St Charles County
With the deadline approaching, St Charles County records record turnout as about 1,400 absentee ballots issued. Written applications must arrive by 4 p.m. Friday. In person voting runs until 4 p.m. Friday, with Saturday hours from 9 a.m. to noon for absentee voting only at the county administration building.
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St. Charles County
Joe Haake
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County Administration
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Man of Years Award Dinner Set For November Ninth
The 14th annual Man of The Years award, sponsored by the St. Charles Chamber of Commerce, will be given during the Fall membership dinner in the Three Flags Ballroom. The public session begins at 7 p.m. with tickets priced at 7.50 per person.
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