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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1973
Page
1
The Salvation Army and Daniel Boone Community Action Agency urge local businesses clubs and individuals to donate toys clothing and food for 1 500 children and their families. Call the Salvation Army office at 724-8747 for details or donations.
Representatives of National Ambulance Service signed an eight month contract for forty subsidized emergency ambulances to serve St Charles County. The deal, approved by Judge Douglas E Boschert, covers exclusive emergency service for indigents with three ambulances in county at all times. County officials hope to create a countywide ambulance district by July 1 as a new law takes effect and petitions seek a 15 cent per hundred valuation tax.
Community bloodmobile visits fall short of the required quota with no exceptions, as Charles Coury notes the shortfall continues since the outreach began in O’Fallon.
Inty connect plans to present a two acre rezoning rollback petition at Droste and Cole Blvd from commercial to residential amid Willow Brook subdivision opposition. Residents, who rallied at City Hall last week, blocked a liquor license variance for American Legion Post 312 now based nearby, citing the area as the only commercially zoned plot in the surrounding residential zone and urging adherence to the comprehensive plan.
A dense schedule shows numerous clubs, church groups, schools, and civic events around St Charles, O’Fallon, and nearby venues. Activities include youth councils, revival meetings, choir practices, fundraisers, and community service gatherings at locations like St Barnabas, Trinity, and Grace Gospel Temple with times from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on weekdays and weekend events including dances, bazaars, and theater appearances at St Charles Theatre and other local halls.
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