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Category: March 1977

The snowy month of January provided the opportunity for many fun indoor activities for the three-to-five-year-old group.
Historical March 1977 notice; dates, prices and contact details are from the original issue.
We've nearly made it through a rotten winter, and yes, there will be a spring someday, Virginia.

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Weir Concrete Contracting advertisement

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U City Farmers Market advertisement

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Snarf’s advertisement

Hart Named to Police Board

Mrs. Suzanne Hart has been named to the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners. Suzanne was active for several years in the…

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Rachel Boxdorfer advertisement

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Lollys Place advertisement

Art Fair Planned for May 8

Fair weather is on order for the Skinker-DeBaliviere Art Fair on Mother's Day, May 8 this year. After postponements because of the…

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Manion Real Estate advertisement

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Healing Heart advertisement

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Maplewood School advertisement

Scout News — Senior Troop 2886

Planning Board nominations were sent in this month for selection for the spring balloting. This Board of Senior Scouts has most of…

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Calendar for March

Feb. 28—March 4 Red Carpet Week Visit a St. Louis Public School March 8 Primary Election 12 St. Roch's St. Patrick's Day…

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Scout News — Cub Pack 31

The Cubs and Scouts from 31 attended services together at Grace Church to celebrate Boy Scout Sunday. The big annual celebration of…

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Hilmes Studio advertisement

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Des Peres Library

March, we hope, will bring spring to the library; the weather has kept people indoors and book circulation down. During February we…

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Kingsbury Animal Hospital advertisement