Jr. Girl Scouts Troop 3224, St. Roch's, Rita Magyar, Mary Alice Krieger, leaders.
Author not credited
As our big Spring event approaches, we want to welcome all the visitors who will be seeing us and our neighborhood at the Art Fair and House Tour.
This 2-family flat reflects the cosmopolitan, travel oriented life style of its owners, Fritz and Larry Laba.
Troop 31, Grace Methodist, Ermin Rust, Scoutmaster, joined 98 for the weekend campout in April and will also attend the district Camporee as will Troop144, Delmar Baptist, Ed Creek Scoutmaster, and Troop 128 Hamilton School, Warren Lovely, Scoutmaster.
Above are Glenn Cole and Eugene Bauer, new foot patrolmen in our area, at an introduction ceremony held on April 7, 1975, at the 7 thDistrict Headquarters.
This house has had a varied history in the neighborhood.
Troop 98, St. Roch's, Rick Bender, Scoutmaster, enjoyed a pre-camporee weekend at Camp Forrest Staley in preparation for the district Spring Camporee.
The Reverend William Collins, Jr., a neighbor at 5770 Waterman, was elected April 1, to the Board of Trustees of the Junior College District.
The Lake's unusual 3-story home is immediately distinguished by its side entrance.
On Mother's Day, May 11, 1975, the Skinker-DeBaliviere Neighborhood will be host to artists and visitors from all over the St. Louis area.
Originally published in The Paper, May 1975.
On Saturday, May 10, as work crews busily set about constructing booths for Sunday's Art Fair, Community Health Council volunteers will be preparing hot fish sandwiches, cole slaw, cold beer and soda on the patio in front of the People's Clinic at 6010 Kingsbury.
