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Category: Community Centers

"KRIB" leaders are stockpiling craft materials for present and future use and would appreciate donations of any of the following articles: plastic bleach and detergent bottles with caps; coffee cans; baby food jars; scrap yarn; knitting, crochet or sewing needles; embroider thread; mason line or jute cord; burlap; medicine bottles; old craft sets; plastic flowers; crepe paper; rags; old shirts for smocks; old sheets; nylon stockings; scrap leather; fabric scraps big enough for doll clothes; candles; costume jewelry; cardboard milk cartons; doll dishes; white or colored socks; tops from aerosol cans; paint brushes; enamel paint; woodworking tools; rug scraps.
The Paper would like to heartily endorse a proposal for the continuation of the Play Leader program made by Jane Davis.
Because it had no grants, no money, not even a glimmer of a budget, the summer recreation program of the Skinker-De Baliviere area was slow in getting started.
Neighborhood children and leader Robin Edwards outside the Krib, identified in the original caption.
Neighborhood children and leader Robin Edwards outside the Krib, identified in the original caption.
Within the Skinker-DeBaliviere area there are approximately 2,500 children ranging from ages six to thirteen (the combined enrollment of Hamilton and St. Roch's schools.) Perhaps there are half again that many in the fourteen to nineteen age group; no figures are available.
Children using discarded materials to make a trampoline, as described in the original caption.
Children using discarded materials to make a trampoline, as described in the original caption.

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