St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 185

The St. Charles Post Wd Aug. 15, 1884 3SC Letters stcharles bulletins Objects To Stories I am appalled at the publicity the SL Charles Post chose to give the New Melle Festival. The headlines read, "3 Arrests By Deputies At New Melle Festival" and "Truck Taken. Wrecked.

Two Girls Arrested." in which the last paragraph unnecessarily gave New Melle more negative publicity. As a community club member, I'd like to tell you how uninformed your paper is concerning this event The New Melle Community Club members volunteer a great deal of time and effort developing this as a family activity. We have thousands of people coming to our community during this three-day event young and old alike. No mention was made of the beautiful well kept grounds, the good music, the delicious food, the carnival rides, the 33rd annual parade or the beautiful sight the hot-air balloons made as they filled the sky above the festival. If you wanted to report on the New Melle Festival, there was plenty to telL If you wanted to give our village negative publicity, you did a good job of that In the future, as far as the New Melle Community Club publicity is concerned, I would appreciate you keeping in mind the old adage, "If you can't say anything good don't say anything at all." Alma Hill Wentzville Club Notes 'V Si- Cites Adverse Coverage I am a charter member of the New Melle Community Club, interested in the progress of New Melle for the past 33 years.

Needless to say, I and many of the New Melle area residents are disappointed at the adverse coverage your paper gave the community on the festival of July 27, 28 and 29. All your paper stated was negative. It sure would have been nice to have the same publicity as given the blessing of the fleet at Portage des Sioux. Yes, we folks here at New Melle have very close ties with each other and for our community. We had many nice things that could have been a part of the coverage.

The festival board and all the members do an excellent job providing entertainment for the young and old alike, such as a garden tractor pull on Friday night, a queen crowning and a German band. Saturday was filled with many exciting events, a baby contest Little Miss New Melle, carnival rides, concession stands and a dance. Sunday was the huge street parade, the Patt Holt Singers, The Happy Tappers, along with 18 hot-air balloons taking off on the ball diamond. All of this was pleasing to the crowd. A smorgasbord was served on Sunday, and food and drink stands were available all three days.

Now, I am sure if your paper tried to find something nice to say about our festival it could have done so. A positive view of your article is that the men were apprehended and' simply not ignored. Doris Wildschuetz Foristell i i I i Annexation Hopes Hat Trick Linda Conrady models her creation by "Christian Di Odor" for the photographer Tuesday, just before appearing on the runway at the "One Size Fits AH" fashion show at the Holiday Inn St PetersSt. Charles. The fun show was part of the St.

Charles Christian Women's Club brunch, which had the theme, "Like Mother, Like Daughter." Association, the CYC, Flint Hill 4-H, St. Monica Sodality, our parish council and school board. They have now requested voluntary annexation to make legal that which has always been taken for granted, namely, that they are a part of Flint Hill in fact as well as in spirit. The village officials are hoping to make their dream come true. Mrs.

Ann Wilson City Clerk Hint Hill Later in the meeting, at least one resident of Bridlespur Francene GrzeChowiak of 3 Chase Court said that no one should get the idea that there is not opposition to the proposal. "We'll be here," she said, referring to the two scheduled public hearings. Among her objections, she said, are the increased traffic that would be generated and water drainage problems. Jefferson is seeking the rezoning of the land to allow for planned residential use. Part of the parcel is now zoned for commercial use.

Jefferson also is seeking approval of the preliminary plan of the development and approval of a preliminary plat, or map, of the first phase of the project. I would like to thank the reporter for accurately reporting the situation, In the Aug. 9 St. Charles Post, between Wentzville and Flint Hill regarding the annexation of a portion of Highway 61. However, I feel that several more facts could have been added.

The residents on the west side of Flint Hill, adjoining Highway 61, have always felt a part of our village. They have helped support our organizations, the Flint Hill Athletic Project From page one for Jefferson, calls the project "a new front door for Lake Saint Louis." John R. Baggs, a consultant for the project said that living units would range in size from 950 to 1,150 square feet. Each would have two bedrooms, and most would have two-car garages. Prices of the units would be in the $70,000 range.

A private street 24 feet wide was proposed first, but the commission has recommended that it be widened to 26 feet Nees said that he had met with residents of Bridlespur subdivision, on the north side of Lake Saint Louis Boulevard. "You can't please everybody," he said, "but a majority of them are in agreement with our plan or they have agreed not to oppose it." CHEZ LE CHASSEUR Modern Thru Antique Jewelry Bought Sold Repaired. Diomondi Wedding Rings Etc. 902 S. Main 724-5030 SI.

Charles id' I Michael J. Heavens and Jane StudtbothofSt Charles. John R. Riffle, Elsberry, and Eunice R. Nesslage, St Charles.

Albert F. Hamann and Mildred D. Field, both of St. Charles. Michael J.

Gnade and Linda J. Jennings, both of St Peters. James R. Bauer and Kimberly J. Gnade, both of O'Fallon.

Carl C. Douglas and Betty S. Bolen, both of St. Charles. Terry W.

Harrelson, St Charles, and Nina Kane, both of St. Charles. Mark E. Glass, St. Charles, and Night And Day Today The St.

Charles County Municipal League will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Lake Saint Louis City Hall, 1000 Lake Saint Louis Boulevard. Alcoholics Anonymous Group 1 1 1 will meet at 1 p.m. in the lower cafeteria of St. Joseph Health Center, Third Street and First Capitol Drive, St.

Charles. The St. Charles Board of O'Fallon Notes The O'Fallon Board of Aldermen will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 138 South Main Street. The O'Fallon Kiwanis Club will meet at noon Aug.

23 at Williams Memorial United Methodist Church, 307 West Pitman Street i The O'Fallon Rotary Club will meet at 12:15 p.m. Aug. 24 at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 503 Missouri Highway 175. The O'Fallon Lions Club will meet at 7 p.m. Aug.

22 at Bonanza START A NEW DAY Keep up with the Cardinals daily business reports more color comics! Our news stays fresh all day long. Dial 622-7111 to begin daily and Sunday home delivery of the Post-Dispatch. ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH Marriage Licenses The following marriage licenses were issued recently in the St. Charles County recorder of deeds office: Sidney Arthur Day and Patricia Henke, both of St.

Peters. James E. Kennedy and Sharon Theobald, both of St. Charles. James T.

Skiles, O'Fallon, and Cheryl Hallemeier, St. Charles. Danny J. Brokaw, St. Charles, and Kelly Crittendon, St.

Peters. Charles D. Key, St. Charles, and Penny S. Anderson, Bridgeton.

Tim P. Jones, and Judith M. Griewing, both of St. Charles. Campaign Briefs Carrie Francke, the Republican candidate for U.S.

representative of the 9th Congressional District is one of six Congressional candidates selected to speak at the Republican National Convention next week in Dallas, according to her campaign spokesmen. At 29, Ms. Francke is the youngest candidate to address the convention. She will speak for about two minutes at 10 a.m. Monday.

Ray and Joan Machens of West Alton will hold a fund-raiser Saturday for state Rep. Joseph R. Ortwerth, R-St Peters, who is seeking his second term in office. Contributions of $10 are requested. A barbecue dinner, beer and soda will be served.

The Odell Notes The monthly party for people with birthdays and anniversaries will be held Thursday, Aug. 23, at the Odell Center for Senior Citizens, 1455 Fairgrounds Road, St Charles. Scheduled activities next week at the center are: Monday: piano music by Helen Nauert; exercise at 9:30 a.m.; and the game Rob Your Neighbor led by Mabel Rood at 1 1 a.m. Tuesday: piano music by Olivia Baczuk; bridge club; and crochet class led by Olive Civey. Wednesday: Evelyn's Jazz Swingers; and bingo at 11 a.m.

and lp.m. Thursday: blood-pressure screening; piano music by Evelyn Hoffman; and birthday- Movies i in uoinereu uy Gary BohnSt. Charles Post Sandra M. Walker, St Peters. Michael T.

Capstick and Ava M. Campbell, both of St. Charles. Kenneth W. Brunstein and Jeanette A.

Bextermueller, both of St. Charles. Michael B. Adams, Florissant, and Geraldine F. Ostman, St.

Charles. Dale E. Heppermann and Patricia A. Frazier, both of St. Peters.

Kenneth L. Kampman and Barbara A. Humphrey, both of St. Charles. Adjustment will meet at 7 p.m.

at City Hall, 200 North Second Street. Thursday The "Francis Howell School District Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the administrative offices on Missouri Highway 94 about one mile south of Weldon Spring. Sirloin Pit restaurant 1921 Terry Lane. The following events will be held next week at the O'Fallon Center, 410 East Elm Street: Monday: Card playing begins at 10 a.m.

and resumes after lunch. Tuesday: Exercises at 9 a.m., crafts at 10 a.m., blood-pressure screening at 11 a.m. and merchant bingo at 1 p.m. Wednesday: Movie from the St. Charles City-County Library District at 10 a.m., arthritis exercises at 10:45 a.m.; and a trip to the State Fair.

THE AREA'S URGESTjpLTING RESOURCE- 22 turning's QUIIsT FAIR 201 N. MAINl940-548Q ST.CHAttEl 1 i JEFF HOGAN JUST 2 BLOCKS SOUTH OF HWY. 170 Timothy P. Baylan and Mary K. Hollaway, both of Wentzville.

Randall Byrd and Kimberly J. Hogg, both of St. Charles. Joseph Cohen, Creve Coeur, and Felecia J. Hettenhausen, St.

Peters. Bruce W. Boggs, Florissant, and Arlene K. Bender, St. Charles.

Michael Baugh and Joan M. Feldmann, both of St. Charles. David W. Groh, O'Fallon, and Cheri M.

Toyne, St. Peters. Steven P. Albers, St. Louis, and Constante M.

Montellaro, St. Charles. Machenses live on Missouri Highway 94, three-fourths of a mile from U.S. Highway 67. Further information is available by calling 899-0 1 38 or 44 1 -748 1 Keith W.

Hazelwood has been named St. Charles County campaign coordinator for state Rep. William Webster, R-Joplin, who is running for state attorney general. Other members of the campaign steering committee are state Sen. Fred Dyer, R-St.

Charles; state Rep. Thomas J. Barklage, R-St Charles; state Rep. Joseph R. Ortwerth, R-St.

Peters; and state Rep. Richard F. Roehl, R-St. Charles. Further information about Webster's campaign is available by calling Hazelwood at 441-4400.

anniversary party. Friday: entertainment by Casey's Band. The following meals will be served at the center next week: -Monday: spaghetti and meat sauce, green beans, coleslaw, garlic bread and brownies. Tuesday: veal cutlets, mashed potatoes, broccoli, gelatin with fruit on lettuce, hot rolls and apple sauce with raisins. Wednesday: cheeseburger, parslied buttered potatoes, cauliflower, tomato, onion, pickle and peanut butter cookies.

Thursday; barbecue chicken, spinach, hot German potato salad, carrotraisin salad and citrus cup. Friday: cheese omelet grits, zucchini and tomatoes, tossed salad and peach crisp. 4:55, 7:15 and 9:35 p.m. No. 2: Dreamscape, 12:45, 2:55, 5:05, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m.

St Andrews Romancing the Stone, 7 and 9:15 p.m. with early showings at 12:15, 2:30 and 4:45 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday. I-7 Drive-In (starts at dusk) No. 1: Purple Rain and D.C Cab.

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No. 2: Ghostbusters, 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m.; late show 11:15 p.m. Friday and Saturday. No. 3: Jungle Book, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 p.m.

No. 4: Cloak and Dagger, 1:20, 3:20, 9:20, 7:20 and 9:20 p.m.; late show 11:10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Cave Springs No. 1: Gremlins, 12:15, 2:35, Business News In the daily St Charles Post Dial 622-7111 to begin home delivery Monday through Friday.

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