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Category: October 1974

Troop 31, Grace Methodist participated in the fall encampment and recently elected the following new troop patrol officers: Sr. Patrol Leader, Paul Christopher; Patrol Leaders, Bart Vossen, Larry Christopher, Quartermaster, Terry Kelly; Jr. Asst.
Mayor John Poelker will be personally presenting the city bond issue to our neighborhood residents at the Washington Heights Neighbors meeting October 30, 1974.
The Drug Abuse Multimedia show presented by the People's Clinic has shifted gears this Fall as the Clinic Drug Education Trainers began bringing the program before organized groups, such as churches and civic associations.
Troop 144, Delmar Baptist attended the fall encampment and has formed a leadership corps including Sr. Patrol Leaders; Kevin Womack, Bobby Wallace, and Silas Ellis.
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The recent flood of stories about conditions surrounding the local bail and jail systems has prompted the Grace Church Commission on Mission to acquire first-hand information.
Girls in grades 4, 5, and 6 are eligible for the Junior Troop, which meets on Thursday evenings from 7 to 8.
The next meeting of THE PAPER staff will be held on October 3, at Chris Lange's house, 6175 Kingsbury, at 8:00 p.m.
SDCC is working on acquiring money to set up a revolving fund which can be used to buy, rehab, rent or sell single family dwellings coming on the market in this neighborhood, especially those being repossessed by federal lending agencies.
Another chance for a community that is already knee deep in helping its fellow man will be made available through the annual Bloodmobile at St. Roch's Church.

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Profile — Bill Fitzpatrick

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Not So Super-Market

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Brownie Troop 533

In case you missed the beginning of Brownie activities, it isn't too late. If you are 7 years old and in 2nd…

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The Lonely World of Silence

Having a son who has been deaf since birth, I would like to help people become aware of the frustrations that a…

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Senior Girl Scout Troop 2886

Fall is off to a good start with a weekend camp, one dinner served and an "Arizona Reunion", which included a surprise…

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Fall Classes at Craft Alliance

Seventeen courses for adults and six classes for children are being offered at Craft Alliance, 6640 Delmar in University City, during October,…

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Neighborhood School Sidewalk Sale

The Neighborhood School Sidewalk Sale was a roaring success and parents are hard at work gathering goodies for the next one.... October…

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Want Ads Are Free

WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper. Ads can be placed by calling 863-2164 before…

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Calling All Catholic Dogs

That's right, Sunday the 29th of September marks the annual blessing of the dogs of St. Roch's parish and if you are…

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