If you hate waste, save your newspapers and contribute them to the WOMEN FOR CITY LIVING Newspaper Recycling Drive on April 28 and 29, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the rear parking lot of the Kroger store, Lindell and Sarah Street.
Category: Back Issues
THE COMMUNITY SCHOOL needs volunteer teachers and is looking for workers and suggestions.
In order to provide greater family protection in case of fire, the St. Louis Fire Department is initiating a new program.
Since the demise of theParkview Food Basket, Barry Leader Drugs has been carrying milk, bread, and cookies for the convenience of the neighborhood.
THE PAPER needs news sources, writers, advertising help and distributors.
For those meatless days this recpe is great — you’d never think that this did not have meat.
Columnists and ad salesmen for The Paper.
STRONG BACKS, GREEN THUMBS to help clean up and plant the vacant lots where derelict buildings have been razed.
Sunday, May 13th, is Mother’s Day and if most of the ideas discussed at the Art Fair — House Tour General Meeting March 14th become reality, attending mothers can avoid any cooking that day and have a marvelous time.
The Paper wishes to thank our loyal advertisers.
The Neighborhood School (located in Grace Methodist Church’s basement) is an alternative, creative and exciting school for a variety of children, three to six years old, from this area.
The observance of this week will be highlighted by a special supplement in the Post-Dispatch April 1st, and the state convention in St. Louis of the Association for the Education of Young Children (AEYC).
