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Category: June 1975
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.
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.
Have you ever seen a twenty-eightyear-old with training wheels on her bike.
Each of the three neighborhood groups has now officially begun to explore the idea of becoming part of a proposed Historic District.
"I want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to enter your unique community Art Fair.
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.
This year's Art Fair morning, May 11, 1975, dawned in a fickle humor, teasing and tormenting all those hoping for a perfect day with alternate promises of blue skies and threats of rain.
Saturday Nite Leftovers is an improvisation theatre group composed of 10 to 12 high school and college students.
This budget is tentative based on our ability to raise the funds over the course of 1975.
The three stores on Skinker near McPherson which once housed a bookstore, a shirt shop, and a beauty salon are now being converted to one large antique store.
The Women's Crusade Against Crime has opened a second Court Information Desk in the Municipal Courts Building, 1320 Market St. This one, located on the Third Floor, is directed primarily to serving witnesses, according to Mrs. Parker, Burns and Mrs. Robert Fetch, co-chairmen of the Crusade's Courts Committee.
