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Category: June 1977

The school year is winding down, but Stix students and teachers are still going strong.
For those who have inquired about the resolution of the Church's Chicken hearing, Alderman Schoemehl has reported to us the following.

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Scout News — Troop 98

TROOP 98 attended the West District Camporee in April, and went on a bike hike of about twenty miles in May. Summer…

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Vicissitudes

The Art Fair took most of our attention and our energy during May, and it seemed a particularly worthy endeavor this year.…

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Scout News — Troop 31

TROOP 31 has now gone on several outings under the leadership of their new Scoutmaster John McEneny. One of these was the…

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The Paper to Sponsor Prom

Bang-Shang-A-Lang and Do-Wah DoWah . . . it's PROM TIME again! That's right, friends, neighbors, and jet-setters, it's time for the 1st…

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Scout News — Troop 128

TROOP 128 attended the West District Camporee also, and did well with a patrol of new scouts. The troop is planning to…

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Team Policing and the Community

Historical June 1977 police column. Allegations, identification and arrests are attributed to the original report; arrests are not convictions. In the spring…

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Hilmes Studio advertisement

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Want Ads

Want Ads are free to all residents of the area served by The Paper. For Sale: air conditioner, 5000 BTU, name brand,…

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