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WANTED: Block Watchers.
WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
Persons interested in a day care center starting in the fall should contact Arlene Uzi at the Grace and Peace Fellowship, Kingsbury and Des Peres, or Bob Hall at 727-5672.
Hats Off to Our Distributors!
Have you been flattening and saving tin cans and don't know what to do with them?
The Treehouse, a community-sponsored day care program, will be without a home at the end of the summer. .
"KRIB" leaders are stockpiling craft materials for present and future use and would appreciate donations of any of the following articles: plastic bleach and detergent bottles with caps; coffee cans; baby food jars; scrap yarn; knitting, crochet or sewing needles; embroider thread; mason line or jute cord; burlap; medicine bottles; old craft sets; plastic flowers; crepe paper; rags; old shirts for smocks; old sheets; nylon stockings; scrap leather; fabric scraps big enough for doll clothes; candles; costume jewelry; cardboard milk cartons; doll dishes; white or colored socks; tops from aerosol cans; paint brushes; enamel paint; woodworking tools; rug scraps.
Jim Hitchcock, reporter for The Paper, in his professional career as Dr. James Hitchcock of St. Louis University, published a book this spring, "The Decline and Fall of Radical Catholicism."
Brownies from Troop 533 a t Grace Church participated in Brownie Day at the Zoo this summer, along with 2,000 other excited little girls from the St. Louis area.
Saturday, Aug. 28th, sponsored by The Youth Club, 5700 Block of DeGiverville.
The Residential Service and the Skinker DeBaliviere Community Council would like to thank the following for their donations of material for construction of the Tot Lot: Central Hardware Mr. Harold Mehlman Mr. Gales Mr. McMahon Weyerhauser Lumber Co.
Kevin Cantwell of the 6100 block of Kingsbury will play on the basketball team representing St. Louis a t the National Youth Games in Boston.