There was a meeting of interested residents on September 17 to begin work on the 1976 Art Fair and House Tour.
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After a trip to Canada and a lazy summer afterward (though Anne Claseman and Anne Mulligan worked at Brownie Day Camp) we are back preparing and serving dinners again.
Our never-boring neighborhood has taken on a decidedly cosmopolitan flair this fall.
If you have saved back issues of The Paper, especially those from 1970 and 1971, The Paper staff would appreciate your donating them or lending them to us for our incomplete archive.
Originally published in The Paper, October 1975.
Want Ads are free to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
Sunday, October fifth, 7:00 PM.
Grace Pre School asks you to save ring tabs from beer and soda cans and bring them to the school.
The Skinker-DeBaliviere Unit of the St. Louis League of Women Voters will meet as usual at 10 a.m.
Grace Methodist Church's STAYAND-PLAY babysitting service is now operating.
A $110,000 grant to spearhead a national movement for increased citizen involvement in fighting crime has been awarded the St. Louis Women's Crusade Against Crime by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, U.S. Department of Justice.
The ten-week series of women's Monday night exercise classes begins at 7:30 p.m. on October 6th at St. Roch's Gym (6030 Waterman).
