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Category: March 1973

An Old Gaelic Party will be sponsored by the St. Roch’s School Association on March 17, St. Patrick’s Day, in the church basement on Rosedale.
"Kids and Cops Day", a spring lark at Six Flags exclusively for metropolitan young people and policemen from city and county, is occupying most of the time of two S-D residents.
Alley lights on some streets have already been turned out because of a past due electric bill.
Three years ago in April, some 25 area residents met to discuss a dream, a local school where local people could study those things of interest to them.
The April, 1973 issue of The Paper, scheduled for publication on March 28, will mark the third year in print for our all-volunteer efforts.
The Women’s Crusade Against Crime has published an attractive booklet, LADY, BE CAREFUL, containing advice and precautions for personal safety and for crime stopping.
Two new members joined the Board of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, Inc., at the February meeting.
The Board approved a 1973 budget for the Council of $28,050.00.

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Unfouling Our Nest

A lot of people are having trouble gettin’ it together — the trash, that is. Take a tour of our alleys and…

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Help Wanted — Advertising Staff

No Experience No References Also No Salary The Paper Call: 863-2164 Originally published in The Paper, March 1973. Read this article in…

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Operation Ident

The Operation Ident engraving tool, available without charge through Skinker-DeBaliviere, The Women’s Crime Crusade, the Police-Community Relations Office, and many public libraries,…

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The Paper Needs Your Contributions

We’re looking for a few good pen colleagues to be our good friends. The Paper needs your contribution of writing, cartooning, photography,…

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Housing News — Fund Freeze

Recent freezing of Federal funds for housing and redevelopment programs will cause a significant delay in plans for the Kingsbury Redevelopment project…

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Unschool Visits Chicago

At the end of February, 21 seven through twelve year old students of the Unschool, housed at Grace Methodist Church, travelled to…

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Housing News — Vacant Lots

Three vacant lots in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area have recently been offered for sale at reduced prices to neighbors who wish to expand…

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Business News

Bookmasters, Inc. at Skinker and Pershing is closing. Talayna’s Restaurant will occupy the entire ground floor of that building. Just Pants, in…

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Get With It, R.S.I.A.

Very soon the alley lights in some alleys in Rosedale Skinker will go off. The reason: only five per cent of the…

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The Scenic Tour

Overheard at a neighborhood gathering recently, Wrigley Wrymouth, Executive Director of the Brotherhood of Eirons and Alazons, suggested that our area would…

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Coming Up

Mar. 2 — "All Star" Boxing Show, City Recreation Div., Wohl Center, 1515 N. Kingshighway 6 — St. Louis Primary Election. 7…

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HUD Did Not Do It

"HUD did not do it," Turner responded. In case you missed that revealing sentence in the February 15 Post Dispatch we repeat…

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SDCC News — Alley Lights

City funded alley lighting is going in throughout the area. They will be put in use when all are connected in. Any…

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