The day was sunny, warm and beautiful.
Tag: Community Organizing
The generosity of neighborhood organizations and institutions has once again been showered upon The Paper.
Several residents are forming an organization (as yet unnamed) to provide a non-sectarian sports program for neighborhood youth.
The Third Annual Pancake Breakfast, held on the morning of May 9th, enjoyed ideal conditions and made $185.00 for The Paper.
When determining the use and worth of a library to a community, the administration must look at the circulation or lending of books to residents.
Historical June 1976 dialogue between Sue Tepas and Jo Ann Vatcha about a proposal; not a statement of current regulations.
The Historic District Proposal will be the topic for discussion at a meeting June 24, 1976, co-sponsored by the SkinkerDeBaliviere Community Council and 28th Ward Alderman Vincent Schoemehl, Jr. The meeting will be held in Scariot Hall at St. Roch's Church, Waterman and Rosedale.
Neighborhood fund-raisers seem to have done quite well at the Art Fair this year.
The Paper extends many thanks to the 6000 and 6100 Westminster Block Club which donated $35 to our effort at its last meeting.
Historical notice published in May 1976; offers, prices, addresses and telephone contacts are preserved as source material, not current listings.
For the ninth year the Skinker-DeBaliviere Art Fair/House Tour will take place on Mother's Day.
Historical May 1976 invitation to discuss the Equal Rights Amendment, including the text as printed in that issue.