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Category: March 1971

The Hamilton School Committee recently formed by the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council to work with the Hamilton School P.T.A. toward a better school, met last month with representatives of the school office.
The first issue of The Crusade Courier, newsletter of Women's Crusade Against Crime, reports that the group has been allocated $25,000 by the Law Enforcement Assistance Council.
The city says the railroad should do it; the railroad says the city should do it; and the residents say only the railroad or the city is equipped to take care of it.
Metropolitan newspapers reported in mid February a meeting of the Waterman Community Association, a neighborhood group working for traffic control between Union and Kingshighway, Delmar and Waterman.
Renovation of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council offices and preparation of The Learning Tree, day care center, received a big lift from five high school seniors working on their senior project.
Mr. Beauchamp of the St. Louis Beautification Commission has informed the Skinker-DeBaliviere Beautification Committee, headed by Mrs. Blanche Reel, that trees are now available to be planted along DesPeres and DeBaliviere Boulevards.
The annual spring Art Fair is scheduled for the 6100 block of Kingsbury on Sunday afternoon, May 9th.

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Exercise Class

High school and college students (female) will be welcome at the women's exercise classes in the St. Roch's Gym on Monday evenings.…

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A Gigantic Brain Drain Contest

ANNOUNCING! A GIGANTIC BRAIN DRAIN CONTEST! CONTEST OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS & ADVERTISERS Prize Winners & Many Others to Appear in the…

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The “Treehouse” Is Open!

The "Treehouse" is open! Eighteen pre-school children are enrolled in the center's full-day program. Dana McRoberts, the center's director, and Mrs. Betty…

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Resident Objects

Dear Editor: The February issue of The Paper contained an editorial response to a letter about the recent Jack-in-the-Box controversy. The comment…

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Peoples School Meeting

The first annual election and report of The People's School will be held on March 16 at 7:30 pm in the Hamilton…

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Neighborhood Football Champions

NEIGHBORHOOD FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS, Earl Patterson and Tim Cantwell, work out in St. Roch's gym. Earl Patterson who lives at 6116 Westminster was…

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Jack-in-the-Box

Dear Editor: Wow! Are you really talking about the same corner building and the same proposed Jack-in-the-Box as the one I know?…

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The Paper to Celebrate Birthday

With the April 1971 issue, The Paper will begin its second year of publication. To celebrate this birthday, a stupendous "Brain-Drain" contest…

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Politics & Good Neighbors

"Differences of opinions is what makes horse racing." Differences of opinions also makes politics. In our corner of the 28th ward we…

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Regrets loss

Dear Editor: It appears that the editor (Feb.) wields a strong and sharp pen against community concern in her reply to Ostrum's…

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Students to Take Survey

Graduate students from the Washington University School of Architecture are prepared to assist our community in the development of the plan for…

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School Board Election

In the general elections to be held on April 6th, two places on the Board of Education will be filled. In the…

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SDCC to Submit Plan for Redevelopment

The Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council voted to submit a plan for redevelopment under the 353 program, pending approval by the Board of Aldermen.…

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