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Let me tell you about the latest addition to the "Keep the West End Beautiful" campaign.
In a series of meetings the Strategy Committee of the SDCC Education Committee has decided to try to set up the organizational framework for community wide involvement in solving the problems of Hamilton School.
Skinker-DeBaliviere area residents should etch their driver's license numbers on valuables in an effort to prevent burglaries and arrange schedules with neighbors to watch their block for suspicious activities during high-crime periods, the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council's crime committee has recommended.
Board members reported increasing concern by many residents on the increasing traffic on Skinker, the increasing number of minor crashes per week on Skinker, the need for a longer walk light at Waterman, and the need for a walk light at Skinker and Millbrook.
Residents of the Pershing area met recently with the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council to seek solutions to the problem of crime in their area which was the scene of three rapes in the past month.
Redevelopment plans for the "triangle area" were submitted, as scheduled, to the City Plan Commission on October 6th.
We recommend that block units take it upon themselves to check on elderly residents regularly to make sure they are all right and are able to take proper precautions.
The Skinker-De Baliviere Community Council in cooperation with neighborhood groups is initiating a burglary prevention program.
The Tot Lot, at Pershing and Des Peres, won second prize in a contest sponsored by the St. Louis Beautification Commission.
The mayor presenting Jack Wright with the Beautification Award, as identified by the printed caption.
The mayor presenting Jack Wright with the Beautification Award, as identified by the printed caption.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Youth Council is organizing a group to help the young adults in our vicinity to help themselves.

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