There will be no January issue of The Paper so our volunteers can enjoy a Christmas Holiday.
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Block Mothers, a nation-wide movement for the protection of school children, is not in effect in this area.
The after school recreation program at Hamilton #3 is acquiring more youngsters each week.
Since last April, Roundhouse, a student operated, non-profit community resource center at Washington University, has offered a placement service for area students who want to volunteer in any of 200 community organizations ranging from the Red Cross to the juvenile court.
The Block Watcher program, a cooperative venture of police and citizens, has proved an excellent crime deterrent.
These days we tend to think of education as an expensive commodity as, of course, it is.
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Electric engraving tools for marking valuables are available from the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, Inc., 6008 Kingsbury, and from the Police-Community Relations Office, 5884 Easton.
Goblins, clowns, Spanish senors and senoritas and even a robot paraded, danced and ate hot dogs, cup cakes, and drank soda on Halloween afternoon in the gym.
Originally published in The Paper, December 1972.
For the first time this year the crime rate for house burglaries is up five per cent in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area.
The complaint registered in today's Youth Column, "On Being Hassled", is one familiar to the parents of young adults.
