The Paper wishes to express a belated "Thank you!" to the women who participated in a marketing research project and earned money for The Paper.
Tag: Newspaper Operations
Last month The Paper polled its readers to see what they thought were the most pressing problems or issue facing our neighborhood.
In the last issue of The Paper we printed a plea for funds.
At the September SDCC Board meeting, a representative of The Paper appealed to SDCC for funds to clear some outstanding debts and finance part of the current issue.
Originally published in The Paper, September–October 1973.
WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
WANTED: Circulation manager for The Paper.
What are the three most pressing problems (ranked in descending order Of importance) you think that the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council should be trying to solve?
The list of people who help put The Paper to press is impressive.
If every household that receives The Paper were to donate one dollar, The Paper could be published for a whole year.
The "Fat Crepe Cafe" Pancake Breakfast, held the morning of the Art Fair, was a moderate success for a first-time effort, reports Joe Lange, Head Chef.
The Paper would like to acknowledge that the description of the House Tour in last months issue, was written by Marj Weir and that photos were by Suzanne Johnson.
