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Mayor John Poelker will be personally presenting the city bond issue to our neighborhood residents at the Washington Heights Neighbors meeting October 30, 1974. Washington Heights Neighbors board members initiated plans for this pre-election general meeting. If a school tax increase is also on the November 5 ballot it will be discussed also. The place will be decided at the next WHN board meeting October 10. Interested residents are always welcome to the meetings at 7:30 p.m. at the Council office, 6008 Kingsbury.
In other business, George Brown shared his experience in purchasing a HUD repossessed “as is” house and encouraged others to try it. The board will continue to be concerned about repossessions in our area and work with the other neighborhood organizations and Alderman John Roach to encourage community concerned buyers.
Inquiries into the cost of replacing the stolen projector for the Des Peres Branch Library are being made. The WHN board then may contribute from the Flower Sale and Bar-B-Que profits.
The residential committee for WHN plans to meet this month. Interested residents should call Blanche Reel or George Brown.
Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council news of the development of a landscaped parking lot at the corner of Des Peres and Kingsbury was well received as relieving church, clinic, and council traffic,
Originally published in The Paper, October 1974.
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