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Category: Summer 1974

The neighborhood Crime Committee and the local police are asking all residents to display their street number clearly both on the front of their homes, and on the back of the house or garage.
WANT ADS are free to all residents served by THE PAPER.
On very short notice eight neighborhood women participated in a market research test on May 29, 1974, for the benefit of The Paper, which will receive $3.00 per participant.
ACTIVITY: To recruit vibrant, enthusiastic women to cheer on to victory, the 28th Ward Slow Pitch Softball team.
Vacation Church School, acclaimed a great success last summer, will again be sponsored by Delmar Baptist, St. Roch's, and Grace Methodist Churches, August 5-9.
In addition to its commitment to the community's Vacation Church School in Sugust, Delmar Baptist Church will hold Pre-Kingergarten classes and sponsor seven students in a Neighborhood Youth Corps program.
The S-D Board has approved a three month trial plan of alley cleaning by a private contractor.
A plan to spruce up the front of the building occupied by the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council at 6008 Kingsbury is being studied by the Board.
The Paper wishes to extend condolences to the children in the St. Louis Public Schools on the vote of "no confidence" expressed by the St. Louis voting public on June 6, when the school tax increase was laid to rest.
Ms. Karen Bynum received her Master of Arts in Teaching degree from Webster College in May 1974.

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New Approach to Housing

At the May meeting, S-D board members gave preliminary consideration to a proposed revolving fund, to be used in buying, renovating, renting…

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Thanx

The Board of the Washington Heights Neighbors Association and Horace and Anna Busch who were host and hostess for the WHN Barbecue…

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Joint Summer Program

A proposed summer program for the Skinker-DeBaliviere area has been jointly submitted to the Mayor's Office by a number of local groups,…

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Plans for Art Fair ’75

Before memories of Art Fair '74 had begun to fade, a number of interested residents met to review the Mother's Day Weekend…

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Forestry Commissioner Praised

There has been a lot of publicity about city employees shirking their duties, but here's one man who went beyond the call…

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Going On — Summer Theatre Course

Washington University will offer a five-week course in theatre for high school students June 10-July 12 on campus. Taught by Ms. Irene…

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6000 Washington Has Block Unit

On May 9, 1974, the St. Louis Federation of Block Units Community Organization Department of the Urban League of St. Louis, Inc.,…

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Congrats Officer Beeks

From the Washington Heights Neighbors Association We wish to extend our personal congratulations to our own 7th District patrolman Robert Beeks for…

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WHN Makes Hit

WHN functions over Art Fair weekend proved quite profitable. Because of a near rainout Saturday, the Flower Sale was continued at The…

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New S-D Officers

Virgil Wright was re-elected chairman of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, Inc., at the May meeting. Dan Schesch was elected vice-chairman. Mrs. Jean…

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