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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1973
Page
5
An early poem debates whether to fund an ambulance or build a fence to prevent cliff falls. Proponents for prevention argue it saves lives by stopping accidents, while others favor immediate rescue and charity, sparking a heated, period tone discussion on safety and societal responsibility.
Bob McKeown announces McKeown Hearing Aid Sales and Services has moved to 20 Concordia Lane St Charles The firm formerly operated in St Peters Mo and began with Bell Tone in 1963 in western Kentucky The new office offers free home demonstrations and services all brands.
Glenda Stevens was named chairman of the picketing committee at the November meeting of Missouri Citizens for Life St. Charles County chapter. The group will picket the abortion scene in St. Louis Friday from morning to noon and again from noon to 2 pm. A monthly newsletter will inform members and the advisory board of chapter activities. Newsletter committee includes Judy Claes Sophie Durst and Mary Cross. Dr and Mrs John C Wilke will be in St Charles January 11 from 3 to 5 to Duchesneigh School students and conduct a public lecture.
The St. Louis University School of Social Service sponsors a training workshop titled Commun ication and Creative Problem Solving for those working in or interested in drug abuse. The event will be held from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the university venue.
A local notice lists event times from 10 to 30 p m on November 30 at 3550 Lindell and 3 am to 7 am with a contact number 535 830 for details. Additional notice indicates December 1 in Tegeler Hall station 70B and an information line.
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