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Teenagers Form Council

May 1, 1970

A Teen-Age Council for the Skinker-DeBaliviere area is being formed to plan community activities for teenagers this summer and throughout the year. The Council will be affiliated with a larger teen-age group for the West End called the Youth Committee.

Presently on the steering committee are Jerome Buggs, Pauletta Coleman, Roxanne Futrell, Valarie Carter, Arthur Mitchell, Terry Ann Pryer, Shirley Dourell, Woody Dourell, and Chorissa Sleet. This group is recruiting a larger membership.

If you are interested in joining call 862-5122 and leave your name, address and telephone number. You will be notified of the next meeting.

Originally published in The Paper, May 1970.

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Neighborhood issues, such as clean up campaigns, beautification, even the lingering Jack-in-the-Box problems, took a back seat to the panel discussion on real estate practices in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area at the joint meeting of the Rosedale-Skinker and Washington Heights Neighborhood Associations, April 14 in the St. Roch’s Assembly Hall.
Virgil Wright, area resident and co-chairman of the Neighborhood Citizens Committee, asks Mr. Henry Lewis, a local pro-owner, “Who put them there,” referring to the number of tenants crowded into small apartments. The occasion was a panel discussion on neighborhood real estate problems. (See page 8 for story on the meeting’;)
May 1, 1970

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