Never fear the Girl Scouts are still here!
Category: Community Organizing
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Top row: Mrs. Glori L'Ecuyer.
Workers constructing the long-awaited Tot Lot at the corner of Pershing and DesPeres.
The following letter was referred to The Paper by Mrs. Busch who wanted to publicly express neighborhood appreciation for excellent police work.
Cal Stuart, Skinker-DeBaliviere executive director, said that the council's resource committee has been considering programs that block clubs could sponsor, such as softball teams, block parties and planned recreation for younger children.
Then I would give a lot of money for the people of the neighborhood.
On February 17, 1897 about 200 people gathered in Washington D.C., to discuss questions vital to the welfare of children and the interests of the homes.
Originally published in The Paper, April 1971.
The Treehouse Children's Center opened March 7th with seven children between the ages of 3 and 5.
An area - wide clean - up is scheduled in May if the SDCC has enough volunteers to launch the campaign.
The Hamilton Clothes Closet is still progressing, and still in need of all the help that you the Skinker-DeBaliviere community can give it.
