Questions on the many services offered by community agencies in the St. Louis area are now being answered by librarians in the city-wide St. Louis Public Library system through CRIS, the Community Resource Information System developed by the Health and Welfare Council of Metropolitan St. Louis Access to the comprehensive index of human care and specialized educational resources is provided to each of the eighteen branch libraries through a central directory located at the Main Library.
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Would you like to become active in cub or boy scouting?
Any non-profit neighborhood organization in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area wishing to operate a fund-raising booth at the Art Fair on May 11, 1975, should contact Elaine Moore, 862-6897, or Sue Tepas, 862-3783, for applications and information.
Ermin G.
The West Chapter of the Order of the Arrow is collecting used scout uniforms.
Adult volunteers willing to help on various committees on Art Fair day, May 11, 1975, are needed.
Originally published in The Paper, February 1975.
Anyone interested in the use of a Retreat Camp with sleeping quarters for up to 400, complete kitchen, and dining room facilities can contact Robert Bass in Steelville, Mo. at 1-786-3437.
In June 1972, the People's Clinic began in response to a growing demand among some neighborhood people for accessable, primary health care services.
The ten week series of Monday Night Women's Exercise Classes begins at 8:00 p.m. on February 3rd at St. Roch's Gym (6030 Waterman).
The election of the People's Clinic Community Health Council is now completed.
Boy Scout Troop 98 has donated $39.20 in profits from their sale of Scout Skillshow tickets to The Paper.
