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Category: November 1973

It's no news: The Crime Committee reports that while residential burglaries are down in some sections of the neighborhood, they continue to be the leading crime statistic.
Give a unit of your blood Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at St. Roch's Church Sat., Nov. 10, 1973 9:00 a.m. till 2:00 p. m.
Cub Pack 31 boys in selecting American Folklore as their theme for the Scout Skill Show had a lot of fun learning about folklore, dressing as folklore characters and learning folk songs.
All residents of Washington Heights Neighbors please circle November 15 (Thursday) on your calendar.
Three levels of Girl Scouting are in full swing, Brownies, Juniors and seniors.
The Paper wishes to express a belated "Thank you!" to the women who participated in a marketing research project and earned money for The Paper.
Last month The Paper polled its readers to see what they thought were the most pressing problems or issue facing our neighborhood.

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The H Is Silent

Want ads -- they all read the same. "Counselor," "Advisor," and/or "Public Relations Specialist." And do you know what they want you…

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Want Ads Are Free

WANT ADS are free to all residents served by THE PAPER. If you would like to place an ad, please call Chris…

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Exercise in Futility

Two recent events, the gas station shutdown and the Veiled Prophet parade and all of its trappings, which were propogated by the…

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I Remember When….

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fifield and their children moved to St. Louis in April, 1917, from the Chicago area. Mr. Fifield…

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November Events

Nov. 10: Bloodmobile at St. Roch’s, 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. 15: WHN Meeting, Des Peres Library, 7:30 p.m. 17: St. Roch’s Rummage Sale.…

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A Few Good Pens — Help The Paper

We’re looking for a few good pens belonging to a few good friends. The Paper needs your contribution of writing, cartooning, photography,…

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Recycle Station Closed

The recycling station behind the People's Clinic and Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council offices has closed down as of Wednesday, October 17. The station,…

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RSIA Decal Designs

These six designs are competing in the Rosedale-Skinker decal contest. A vote will be taken on November 20, 1973, at the general…

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Rosedale-Skinker Meeting Report

A meeting of the Rosedale Skinker Improvement Association was held September 25, 1973 in Fellowship Hall at Grace Methodist Church. After lengthy…

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Clinic — First Administrator

After its first fifteen months of service in Skinker DeBaliviere, the Loop-West End People's Clinic has hired Peter Muckerman, its first Administrator.…

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Church News — Grace Methodist

David Allen Porkola has been named Interim Minister of Music for Grace Church, effective September 11th. He comes to us from the…

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