Standing at the back of Mrs. Bernice Erb's house one evening last week, he was surveying the work that the 60 year old Highland Park house needed. We'll just come with a crew and re-build this porch ourselves. Still, there will be plenty left to do when United Way employees and volunteers from the board of directors descend upon the house that Mrs. Erb has called home for the past 52 years. Highlights of the Community Impact Tour Members of Janet Smith's Beta Club at Loftis Middle School will help Gail Coleman of Signal Centers run a field day for handicapped three, four and five year olds. Bell South employees will do landscaping and help with general office and clerical work.
Every parent knows somebody has to watch the kids while somebody else tackles the other jobs.
Employees of Komatsu of America and Alexian Brothers will put the finishing touches on the St. Elmo Community Neighborhood Reading Room located in the Thankful Memorial Episcopal Church. The volunteers will be painting and trimming this child-friendly space in addition to constructing sandbox lids for six child development centers in the St. Elmo area.