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October has been a very busy month at Hamilton Br.
Parents should be aware of a public high school which is run more on the lines of a small private school.
‘You push and I’ll pelt.’
Historical November 1977 home-rehabilitation column.
The October meeting of the SkinkerDeBaliviere Community Council was held on October 10.
Jean Eberle, a former editor of The Paper, has a book coming out in November.
Two youngsters from St. Roch's School in St. Louis' Seventh Police District have won the District's "Name the Horse" contest.
As many of our neighbors have already learned, Des Peres Branch has a new head librarian.
October has seen many public gatherings (and apparently not much private news which we can print): The Dedication of the Four Corners, nicely attended and well done by George Brown and Vince Schoemehl as our public speakers and Council Smith as presenter of a lovely trophy to Jean Roberts for her service as our community librarian; the New Neighbors Gathering in Rosedale, where many of us got a chance to meet a good many new neighbors; Halloween, no doubt as successful as ever, and as noisy and fun.
CADETTE GIRL SCOUT TROOP 3115, GRACE METHODIST had a practice cookout in the Winter's backyard and had a weekend campout at the Lion's Den in October.
JR. GIRL SCOUT TROOP 2342, ST. ROCH'S had a successful first campout at the Lion's Den last month.
TROOP 98, ST. ROCH'S held a a court of Honor in Sept. The following awards were presented: Scout to Lee Lloyd and Sam Creswell; Tenderfoot to Lunda Bradley and Paul Starita; Second Class to Vaughn Moore and Paul Starita; First Class to Karl Hoefel; and Life to George Starks.