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Back Issues, Editorial, Environment, Kids, Summer 1973

June 1, 1973

Summer at the Library

Vacation Reading Club: Beginning June 1st, school children can sign up for the Club.

Arts, Back Issues, Books, Calendar, Des Peres Branch Library, Kids, Summer 1973

June 1, 1973

Junior Football

The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council is working on plans to form a Junior Football Team this year in hopes that this will be the start of a year round Youth Sports Organization.

Back Issues, Calendar, Kids, Public Recreation, SDCC, Summer 1973

June 1, 1973

Mr. Ed Walsh from St. Roch's, with the help of the other churches, is lining up teen-age coaches so that neighborhood youngsters can use the ball fields in Forest Park reserved for the SDCC playground group.

Back Issues, Kids, Public Recreation, SDCC, St Roch, Summer 1973, Washington University

June 1, 1973

SDCC Coordinates Local Recreation

Lack of federal funds have forced the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council into the position of coordinator of our neighborhood’s summer programs, according to Cal Stuart, Exec.

Back Issues, Employment, Hamilton School, Kids, Parkview, Public Recreation, Rosedale-Skinker, SDCC, Summer 1973, Washington Heights

June 1, 1973

Pools to Open

Mr. Irving C.

Back Issues, Calendar, Kids, Local Government, Public Recreation, Summer 1973

June 1, 1973

Attention — Hamilton Branch 3 Registration

Pre-registration for Hamilton Branch 3 was on June 11 and 12.

Back Issues, Calendar, Education, Hamilton School, Summer 1973

June 1, 1973

Residential Service

For some time it has been the policy of the residential service committee to prevent, as much as it is possible, real estate companies from doing business in the Rosedale-Skinker area.

Back Issues, Housing, Neighborhood History, Racial Discrimination, Real Estate, Residential Service, Rosedale-Skinker, Summer 1973

June 1, 1973

First Families of Our Neighborhood

Gould’s Directory of St. Louis, in those volumes known as the "Blue Books", listed "prominent citizens" of the St. Louis metropolitan area alphabetically and then listed street addresses and those who lived there.