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Arts

Neighborhood School Designing and Selling Note Cards

December 1975

The Neighborhood School is selling boxes of note cards designed and produced by the children and parents of the school. All the children from the school have participated in the creation of the designs as a design problem given them by the art teacher, Cathy Dolan. Some of the themes have been carefully worked out by several children working together; some of the scenes are more spontaneous and individually expressive.

Several parents who work in art as a primary field have assembled and organized the work for printing.

NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL NOTES will be a primary fund-raising effort this year and in future years. The boxes will include cards wishing birthday greetings, “Get well,” “Thinking of you,” and various seasonal scenes. They will sell for $2.75 a box and include 16 note cards. (A portion of the purchase price is tax deductible.)

Orders for boxes of cards are being taken now by Kathy Harleman, 725- 8929, and Nancy Waggoner, 721-5740, and the cards will be available December 8th at the school, 6199 Waterman (Circle Drive entrance). Wrapping paper using the same designs and color will be on sale.

Originally published in The Paper, December 1975.

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Original source: SD_Times1975_12.pdf, printed page(s) 6; PDF page(s) 6.