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Oldest neighborhood newspaper in St. Louis · Independent and all volunteer-run since 1970

Category: Community Organizing

You have just cleaned out bureus and closets--- or, wish you had and need a little shove.
The Higher Educational Coordinating Council (HECC) of Metropolitan St.Louis is happy to announce that they are the recipients of an HEW grant to establish educational opportunity centers in the St.Louis area.
As noted in the last issue of THE PAPER, on May 21, a constructive criticism (for '74) and organizational (for '75) meeting was held.
At the May meeting, S-D board members gave preliminary consideration to a proposed revolving fund, to be used in buying, renovating, renting or selling, single family homes in the area.
The Board of the Washington Heights Neighbors Association and Horace and Anna Busch who were host and hostess for the WHN Barbecue Social, May 12, 1974, thank everyone who volunteered to make the event a success.
Before memories of Art Fair '74 had begun to fade, a number of interested residents met to review the Mother's Day Weekend in order to share what was learned (and earned) and to plan any needed improvements.
WHN functions over Art Fair weekend proved quite profitable.
A proposed summer program for the Skinker-DeBaliviere area has been jointly submitted to the Mayor's Office by a number of local groups, including the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, the People's Community School, Delmar-Baptist Church, the Grace and Peace Fellowship, and the People's Clinic.