With this issue we inaugurate a new service.
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The Urban West Senior Citizen's Center at 5370 Pershing invites all senior men and women in the city to participate each day from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in many FREE activities; arts and crafts classes on Monday mornings; ceramics classes Monday afternoon; movies on Tuesdays; bingo and pokeno on Wednesdays and Thursdays; arts and crafts on Friday mornings; needlework classes on Friday afternoons.
Do you like to live around filth??
The Coro Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation operating centers for training in public affairs, is offering 12 St. Louis experience-based public service internships for 1974- '75 school year starting this September.
Rene' Dubos: The greatest crime committed in American cities may not be murder, rape or robbery, but rather the wholesale and constant exposure of children to noise, ugliness and garbage in the street, thereby conditioning them to accept public squalor as the normal state of affairs and diminishing their future enjoyment of life.
As in the past, THE PAPER will not be published in January, to allow our staff to enjoy the Holidays.
Overturned trash cans breed rats and create unhealthy conditions in our alleys.
The Fox, champion of the environment and defender of clean alleys, has struck again.
The playground at Hamilton 3, which was a popular program in the neighborhood last year, and was to run through January this year, will not open at all.
Game carpeting in St. Roch’s Kindergarten.
At the same time, Team 4 is working out details of the site plan so that costs can be estimated for the project before submitting to the Department of Housing and Urban Development for approval.
Senior Citizens, do you think nobody cares about you?
