The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at St. Roch's on Saturday, November 10th.
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Originally published in The Paper, September–October 1973.
The Barry Leader Drug Store, long a neighborhood institution, has changed hands, and there's a new face on Skinker Boulevard these days.
WANT ADS ARE FREE! to all residents of the area served by The Paper.
Hamilton School, Branch 3, is looking for people in the community who would be willing to volunteer their services at the school for a few hours during the week.
WANTED: Circulation manager for The Paper.
Hamilton School on Westminster--PTA will meet the 3rd Wednesday in October.
What are the three most pressing problems (ranked in descending order Of importance) you think that the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council should be trying to solve?
Troop 128 attended the West District Camporee May 18-20.
Mr. Ed Walsh from St. Roch's, with the help of the other churches, is lining up teen-age coaches so that neighborhood youngsters can use the ball fields in Forest Park reserved for the SDCC playground group.
The Recycling Center, located behind the Council office, no longer will collect cans because the city is now recycling them from its own trash collection and because the cans produce very small revenue.
Troop 144 has been operating for a little more than a month, and already the Troop has plans for a hike on June 9, and summer camp at Camp May in July.
