THE OPENING OF DESPERES BRANCH LIBRARY.
Tag: Back Issues
The Mother's Club of The Rosedale-Skinker Boys Club wishes to extend a thank-you for the support given us in the past month.
A prize-winning bunch of neighborhood "creeps" accept their awards from Art Santen at the Rosedale-Skinker Hallowe'en party.
The group working on establishing a children's center, similar to the Project Five summer day care camp, are making plans for establishing a year-round children's center for the community.
The proposed residential Job Corps Center temporarily slated for the Skinker-DeBaliviere area will apparently be located elsewhere.
On election night have you ever wondered about the recurring phrase, "returns from a few scattered precincts," which begins to be used almost simultaneously with poll-closings across the country?
Many Skinker-DeBaliviere residents may be unaware of the opportunities available to them through neighboring Washington University.
Mrs. Sharon McPherron, chairman of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council membership committee, reports that the council netted over $200 in its recent membership drive.
St. Roch's will sponsor a New Years Eve Party.
The Community School Board has been busy over the past six months establishing a school program.
As a public service to readers of THE PAPER, we are starting with this issue a column on various types of legislation and action by elected officials which is of concern to area residents.
Washington Heights Neighbors has elected Mrs. Joyce Warren, 5824 Waterman (863-3054) president of the association.
