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Washington Heights Neighborhood Association held a general meeting on November 6 at Des Peres Library. The main business of the meeting was to elect three members to represent Washington Heights on the Redevelopment Advisory Committee and to confirm the nomination of Mike Magrath as representative selected from the WHN Board. Those elected were C. L. Smith, Richard Lake, and Dorothy Garrett.
The program for the evening was on youth recreation in the neighborhood. Several of the young people who have formed the group called SPROG and their adult coordinator, Jane Davis, spoke. Dane Clark read the article about SPROG and its goals which appears in The Paper this month. Michael Long, Kenneth Brown, and Juanita Davis described current activities and goals of the group and all expressed a desire for a location where organized activities can be held. They also suggested some ways they would like to contribute to the neighborhood through volunteering as escorts and offering entertainment or telephoning services. Further information is available from Jane Davis, 725-4625.
Henry Hall, lay minister at Grace Methodist Church, discussed youth workshops on various subjects and asked for adults to volunteer in assisting in a youth athletic program.
John Graham of the City’s Recreation Division described youth programs at the Visitation Center at Belt and Clemens and the West End Center at Union and Enright. Supervisors and some sports equipment are available now and some of these activities could be conducted in the SkinkerDeBaliviere area if Hamilton III school facilities or some other location would be made available.
Originally published in The Paper, December 1975.
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Original source: SD_Times1975_12.pdf, printed page(s) 7; PDF page(s) 7.
