A new recreational facility, featuring an enclosed swimming pool, will be proposed for the general area including Skinker-DeBaliviere, as part of the neighborhood programs using federal revenue sharing funds.
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In celebrating The Paper’s birthday, and thanking our workers, advertisers and distributors, a special thanks should certainly go to Washington University.
At its March meeting, Washington Heights Neighbors reelected Virgil Wright, Eddie Sanders and Georgia Barnett as representatives on the SDCC Board.
Redevelopment plans for the triangle area should be submitted soon by the Kingsbury Redevelopment Corporation to the proper state and federal agencies.
The city maintained alley lights are on.
The Whistle Stop crime prevention program which supplies whistles and an information sheet to citizens interested in carrying and using these whistles as a crime protection is being sponsored in St. Louis by the Women's Crusade Against Crime.
The city-sponsored summer recreation program will be held at Hamilton Branch 3 on DesPeres this summer.
Elections of new officers for the SDCC board will be held at the May meeting.
Three vacant lots in the Skinker-DeBaliviere area have recently been offered for sale at reduced prices to neighbors who wish to expand their yards.
The April, 1973 issue of The Paper, scheduled for publication on March 28, will mark the third year in print for our all-volunteer efforts.
Two new members joined the Board of the Skinker-DeBaliviere Community Council, Inc., at the February meeting.
The Board approved a 1973 budget for the Council of $28,050.00.
