Historical March 1985 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
The following members of the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council were present at its Feb. 11 meeting: Karleen Hoerr, president; John Reilly, vice president; Kathleen Hamilton, treasurer; Arline Webb, secretary; Ray Bruen; Toni Hayes; Ginny Klevorn; Paul Kurtz; Jim McLeod; Eddie Sanders; Neville Vatcha: and Kathy Wobus. Terra Cotta “Angels” A committee was formed to investigate the possibility of using the Title Guaranty building “angels” on entrance pillars at Waterman and Skinker with the cost of design and construction to be part of the City’s “Step Up St. Louis” program (see article on the program elsewhere in this issue). Office Status As of Feb. 25, the Council will be relocating to space in Delmar Baptist Church.
The new address will be: 6195 Washington, St. Louis, MO 63112.
The telephone number will remain the same. S.L.A.T.E.
The Council has applied for S.L.A.T.E. funds (St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment) for the Summer Youth Employment Program. SCDD has been participating in this program since 1967, sponsoring youths in a variety of neighborhood job opportunities.
This year’s program will provide training in the fields of tutoring and day care through Grace Methodist’s Summer Program. Eight youths are to be employed full-time for five weeks. (Since the Council meeting, another five-week program has been added). Vivace Details of the St. Louis Arts Festival were given by Kathleen Hamilton. Lodging is needed for visiting artists; anyone who would be interested in being a host for a couple of nights between March 21 and April 6 should call 361-8481.
The March meeting of the Council will be held on March 4 (not the 11th) and will be in the usual location.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, March 1985.
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