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Beginning in April 1962, after abandoning the [[Alpine Playground]] because of the dangerous neighborhood, [[LASFS]] began meeting at the Silverland Playground Gymnasium at Silverlake and Van Pelt Street north of downtown. They remained there until May 1967 when Silverland began enforcing its policy of charging fees to any organization who used it and charged dues. They were too high for [[LASFS]] to pay, so it moved to [[The Lab]]. | Beginning in April 1962, after abandoning the [[Alpine Playground]] because of the dangerous neighborhood, [[LASFS]] began meeting at the Silverland Playground Gymnasium at Silverlake and Van Pelt Street north of downtown. They remained there until May 1967 when Silverland began enforcing its policy of charging fees to any organization who used it and charged dues. They were too high for [[LASFS]] to pay, so it moved to [[The Lab]]. | ||
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Revision as of 13:53, 6 December 2019
Beginning in April 1962, after abandoning the Alpine Playground because of the dangerous neighborhood, LASFS began meeting at the Silverland Playground Gymnasium at Silverlake and Van Pelt Street north of downtown. They remained there until May 1967 when Silverland began enforcing its policy of charging fees to any organization who used it and charged dues. They were too high for LASFS to pay, so it moved to The Lab.
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