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Mrs. Richard Hart has been named chairperson, and Mrs. Horace Busch is serving as co-chairperson of the 1974 Medal of Valor awards ceremonies to be sponsored this year, for the first time, by the Women's Crusade Against Crime.
The Higher Education Coordinating Council, an organization representing all metropolitan area universities and colleges, will use two offices in the SDCC office space at 6008 Kingsbury during the current school year.
Members of the SDCC executive board at their September meeting, discussed plans to improve the appearance of the intersection of Kingsbury and Des Peres.
Monthly this column will explore the new, the juicy, the red hot items in the neighborhood...or the hidden old secret that may slip from a neighbor's lips!!!
Some thirty "involved" members of Washington Heights Neighbors (WHN) and Rosedale Neighborhood Association (RNA) met at the home of George and Karen Brown, 5826 Pershing, on Monday evening September 23rd to evaluate the needs of the 1975 Skinker-DeBaliviere Art FairHouse Tour (AF-HT) and how best to meet these needs.
The People's Clinic, at 6010 Kingsbury, is the recipient of a 20,795 dollar grant from Bi-State Regional Medical Program.
Crime figures in the 7th district rose higher than they have in the last two years during August, 1974.
Seventeen courses for adults and six classes for children are being offered at Craft Alliance, 6640 Delmar in University City, during October, November and December.
Having a son who has been deaf since birth, I would like to help people become aware of the frustrations that a deaf person might experience and thereby make us all a little more understanding to this most unnoticed handicap.
The shop at the corner of Skinker and McPherson seems to stock almost everything.
Another chance for a community that is already knee deep in helping its fellow man will be made available through the annual Bloodmobile at St. Roch's Church.
The next meeting of THE PAPER staff will be held on October 3, at Chris Lange's house, 6175 Kingsbury, at 8:00 p.m.