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Tag: Sports

The 1976-77 Division of Recreation's Fall, Winter, Spring Programs officially began on Monday, October 11, 1976 with the opening of 13 Recreation Centers, 7 swimming sites, and approximately 25 outposts.
Some of the winners of the children's sports events at the 5900 Waterman block picnic-- Angie Randall, Ann Williams, Erica Jones, Alicia Jones, Eric Pearson, Alice Green, Lillian Fountain, Robin Sayles, John Green, Lynn Harris, Joclyn Haynes, Terry Harris, Valerie Green—modeling their prizes, tee shirts proclaiming "59XX Waterman Superstar."
Several residents are forming an organization (as yet unnamed) to provide a non-sectarian sports program for neighborhood youth.
All Recreation Division Programs will be on display at Kiener Park in Downtown St. Louis on Thursday, May 13, from 11:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
A few changes have been made in the skating schedule since it was last published in The Paper (November 1975 issue).
In its regularly scheduled October meeting, the Youth Activities Committee of St. Roch's established a formal policy concerning the participation of girls in soccer teams.
SPROG, Inc. is a new neighborhood youth group that believes that fostering Love and Concern for others will lead to greater Love, Concern, and Awareness for self.
The Committee of Troop 98 is pleased to announce that the new Scoutmaster for Troop 98 is Eagle Scout Mike Baker, a senior chemistry student at Saint Louis University.
When Gloria McCarthy and Tim Cantwell receive their Post-Dispatch Scholar-Athlete Awards in May, they are probably a "first" in another way.
Sen-No-Sen Dojo of Self Development (Karate Club) 321 DeBaliviere PA7-0294 Weekdays 5 P.M. — 9 P.M.

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