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Category: May 1970

Now that the April clean-up campaign is over and the gras seed sown, it’s time to think about your garden.
Neighborhood issues, such as clean up campaigns, beautification, even the lingering Jack-in-the-Box problems, took a back seat to the panel discussion on real estate practices in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area at the joint meeting of the Rosedale-Skinker and Washington Heights Neighborhood Associations, April 14 in the St. Roch’s Assembly Hall.
Virgil Wright, area resident and co-chairman of the Neighborhood Citizens Committee, asks Mr. Henry Lewis, a local pro-owner, “Who put them there,” referring to the number of tenants crowded into small apartments. The occasion was a panel discussion on neighborhood real estate problems. (See page 8 for story on the meeting’;)
Virgil Wright, area resident and co-chairman of the Neighborhood Citizens Committee, asks Mr. Henry Lewis, a local pro-owner, “Who put them there,” referring to the number of tenants crowded into small apartments. The occasion was a panel discussion on neighborhood real estate problems. (See page 8 for story on the meeting’;)
Foodmaker, Inc. has agreed not to proceed with plans for a Jack-In-The-Box Restaurant on the corner of Skinker and Delmar.
Perhaps the least known organization in the neighborhood, the Committee for Environmental Information is making its presence felt nationally every day.
Mr. Corliss Billups, 5800 block of DeGiverville (south side); Mr. Percy Armstrong, 5800 block of Pershing (North side); Mrs. Jane Davis, 5800 block of Pershing (North Side); Mrs. Sarah Whitehead, 5900 block of Pershing, (south side); Mrs. Ruth Devenport, 5900 block of Pershing (north side) Mrs. Justyne Davis, 5900 block of Waterman, (south side); Mr. Steve Lukens, 5900 block of Kingsbury, Mr. Robert Arbuthnot, 5900 block of McPherson.

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Residential Service

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Off to a Good Start

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Turmoil

In recent weeks we have had a number of conversations with neighborhood people, mostly property owners and merchants, and more often than…

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HELP WANTED ADVERTISING STAFF

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Letters to the Editor

TO THE EDITOR: You and the staff of THE PAPER deserve the congratulations of the entire community. A community newspaper has been…

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Operation NEAT

Operation Neat, Neighborhood Effort in Action Today, will begin a 90-day program in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area this month. “The program,” said Robert…

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Letters to the Editor

TO THE EDITOR: I would like to respond to the article in last month’s paper on the Day Care Center project, and…

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THE GARDNERS OF THE MONTH

THE GARDNERS OF THE MONTH’, Captain and Mrs. William H. Ferguson, work on an early display of spring flowers at their home…

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