When: June 6, 1975, 10: 30 a.m.to 6: 30 p.m.
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To many mothers the advent of summer means meeting the challenge of "I don't have anything to do, Mom."
We at The Paper are deeply indebted to Joe Lange, who produced, directed and labored at The Third Annual Pancake Breakfast, which benefits The Paper.
MISSOURI HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1975 SUMMER CLASSES Sponsored by Famous-Barr Company Games; Stories; Craft Work MONDAYS • WEDNESDAYS • FRIDAYS 10:30 a. m. and 1:30 p. m.
In our May issue, Bistating It suggested traveling by bus to destinations near and far, and offered directions for getting to Northwest Plaza and Lambert Field, as well as some less distant points.
The third annual Men's Liberation Cake Sale managed to liberate a record profit of $257.30 from hundreds of hungry patrons during the Mother's Day Art Fair.
All welcome.
This budget is tentative based on our ability to raise the funds over the course of 1975.
The Lindenwood Colleges of St. Charles, Missouri, announce a new, nonresident college in which students plan their own programs and carry them out in a supportive learning community.
Troop 31, Grace Methodist — Camp Gamble — June 29–July 15.
Photographs courtesy of Etta Taylor of Parkview, granddaughter of George W.
The Parkview Association has recently organized a Security Committee under the chairmanship of Grace Norris, 6224 McPherson.
