How many times have you said that there are too many kids out on the streets?
Tag: December 1975
Make a gift box too pretty to discard by gluing fabric scraps on the lid in a colorful patchwork pattern.
Monday night, November 17 Things are back to normal.
Want Ads are free to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
All neighborhood organizations which will have representatives on the Redevelopment Advisory Committee (for background information see October issue of The Paper) have now elected those representatives.
Originally published in The Paper, December 1975.
Clever, inexpensive tree ornaments: shiny [word clipped in source] cutters, polished wooden kitchen tools, cornucopias of construction paper and doilies filled with gumdrops, bows of fat yarn “hair ties.”
On Saturday, November 15, 1975, the Rosedale Neighborhood Association played host to a melodramatic production.
Hamilton Br.
We would like to thank all our neighbors who contributed to the ROELL ANN SCHMIDT FUND (Trustees Betty Burke and Nan Thomas).
The Neighborhood School is selling boxes of note cards designed and produced by the children and parents of the school.
As has been our practice in the past, we not be putting out a January issue of The Paper in order to give our tireless workers a chance to enjoy the holidays without the usual mad scramble.
