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Tag: February 1976

The 5800 DeGiverville/Westminister Block Unit, which can only be described as outstandingly active and productive, has presented its 1975 Financial Statement.
As a collaborative effort to keep our neighbors healthy, the Des Peres Branch Library and the People's Clinic are planning a health fair for the Four Corners location on Saturday, April 24, 1975, from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
The Seventh Annual SkinkerDeBaliviere Art Fair and House Tour will be held this year on Mother's Day, May 9.
The Acting Company, nationally acclaimed repertory theatre from New York City founded by John Houseman will appear in Washington University's Edison Theatre the weekend of Feb. 27- 29 in four different productions.
Troop 31, Grace Methodist went cabin camping with Troop 132 at Beaumont Scout Reservation in December.
St. Louisans will have the opportunity to vote Tuesday, February 3, on a $6,500,000 bond issue to finance the construction of a 400-prisoner expansion of the Workhouse which is in an isolated location at 7600 Hall Street in north St. Louis.
Avis Carlson, neighborhood authoress, will be honored at the Des Peres Library on February 8, with an autographing party for her new book, SMALL WORLD, LONG GONE.
Troop 98, St. Roch's hiked the Green Rock trail in January and will have the annual arctic campout in February.
On December 31, 1975, Bill Fitzpatrick locked the door to Fitzpatrick Pharmacy for the last time.

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