Several people in our neighborhood have been actively involved in Citizens for Progress in Public Education, a coalition of members of parent groups (Creative Education; Nottingham PTA), a teacher group (St. Louis Teachers Assn), and various neighborhood and political organizations (Montgomery-Hyde Park; West End Community Development; 8th Ward Democrats).
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Get in shape for the Revue!
Some of the Hamilton School Kindergarten had an extra surprise while on a trip to Famous Barr to see Santa Claus and the Christmas Fantasy Land.
With this issue we bid a hopefully temporary farewell to Chris Lange, who has well and faithfully managed both the business and layout of The Paper for nearly two years.
Amid winter winds and the ubiquitous flu, The Paper presses onward, with news of our neighbors that may have escaped your notice...
Special thanks go to Susan Storey, who bailed The Paper out of an emergency by setting type for us after a mechanical breakdown at McGraphics.
WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
Questions on the many services offered by community agencies in the St. Louis area are now being answered by librarians in the city-wide St. Louis Public Library system through CRIS, the Community Resource Information System developed by the Health and Welfare Council of Metropolitan St. Louis Access to the comprehensive index of human care and specialized educational resources is provided to each of the eighteen branch libraries through a central directory located at the Main Library.
Would you like to become active in cub or boy scouting?
Any non-profit neighborhood organization in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area wishing to operate a fund-raising booth at the Art Fair on May 11, 1975, should contact Elaine Moore, 862-6897, or Sue Tepas, 862-3783, for applications and information.
Ermin G.
The West Chapter of the Order of the Arrow is collecting used scout uniforms.
