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Category: February 1973

Sister Leo Ann, principal of St. Roch's school, would like to have the names of children who will be entering St. Roch's kindergarten in the fall.
Free Tests for Sickle Cell Anemia, an hereditary blood disease that affects mostly black people, will be given on Wednesday nights, starting January 31st, at the Loop Westend Peoples' Clinic, 6010 Kingsbury.
A chain link fence is being built along the Norfolk and Western Railroad right-of-way from DeBaliviere to Delmar, in response to frequent complaints by concerned local citizens.
In observance of Negro History Week, Feb. 12 -16, the Des Peres Library will present a series of films on Negro history beginning every day at 3:45 p.m.
In order to recruit more block leaders the Washington Heights Neighbors Board held a meeting in January at Horace Busch's home to discuss neighborhood problems and the effectiveness of active block units.
The Municipal Parks Department has announced that firewood will be available in Forest Park for individuals willing to load their own vehicles.
WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
4th — St. Roch’s Card Party, 12:30 p.m. in the gym.
For several months police officers have been patrolling on foot as part of a pilot program.
One of the big differences I’ve noticed between living in the suburbs and living in the exciting and vibrant West End is the matter of garbage.
Two original newspaper photographs showing discarded containers and debris in an alley.
Two original newspaper photographs showing discarded containers and debris in an alley.

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Hamilton News

Where there’s smoke there’s fire — This saying held true for the Hamilton school as it was vandalized and one of the…

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Recycle!

The monthly newspaper recycling drive sponsored by Women for City Living will be held on February 24 and 25 at the rear…

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SDCC — Foreclosed Property

Calvin Stuart, executive director of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, has asked HUD to let the Council or another party sponsor seven parcels…

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Redevelopment

The Kingsbury Redevelopment Project has all but $5000. of the $40,000. seed money needed to start the project. The following organizations have…

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Operation Ident

Chris Thomas, a graduate student at St. Louis University, is working on a program designed to increase the use of the Operation…

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Board Election

Rosedale-Skinker and Washington Heights will elect five new Council members in February representing specific areas. Council members up for re-election are Dan…

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Buyers Guide

A guide for prospective home buyers in our area is available at the Council office. The informative guide was put together by…

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Roach Seeks Fiscal Office

John Roach, Alderman of the 28th Ward, has begun active campaigning for the office of Comptroller. His campaign has emphasized the concern…

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