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Style. Society. Success. | April 28, 2017

The LUXURY COLLECTION of

Alliance Real Estate

108 Andrea Drive | Foristell | $795,000

41 Woodcrest Drive

16 Heather Hill Lane

13 Sackston Woods Lane

2102 Kehrspoint Drive

Ladue | $2,125,000

Olivette | $1,575,000

Creve Coeur | $1,479,900

Chesterfield | $1,149,000

5261 Westminster Place

55 Thornhill Drive

6 Ferrand Woods Lane

St Louis City | $880,000

Wildwood | $875,000

Ladue | $859,999

Wildwood | $859,900

Wildwood | $819,900

61 Clermont Lane

115 Club Creek

26 Dunleith Drive

11792 Highway 100

Ladue | $799,999

Saint Albans | $799,999

Ladue | $799,900

Berger | $799,000

5 Middlesex Drive Brentwood | $799,000

4545 Lindell Boulevard #7

235 Saint Georges Drive

966 Chapel Oaks

1139 Whitmoor Drive

10552 Glen Oaks Drive

St Louis City | $775,000

Saint Albans | $775,000

Frontenac | $750,000

Weldon Spring | $699,900

Festus | $649,000

1418 Sycamore Lake Drive Foristell | $899,900

1343 Homestead Heights Drive 17929 Homestead Bluffs Drive

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508 Heron Court

16763 Eagle Bluff Court Chesterfield | $1,695,000

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9915 Litzsinger

Saint Albans | $2,750,000

Ladue | $2,500,000

1154 Greystone Manor Parkway Chesterfield | $1,149,000

Espenschied Hermann Group

Alliance Real Estate

Ann Espenschied, Wendy Hermann & Paula Andrew 314-872-6697 www.espenschiedhermanngroup.com

9890 Old Warson Road Ladue | $1,499,000

15 Woodcliffe Road

12349 Borcherding

Ladue | $1,450,000

Des Peres | $799,000

Butler Felsher Group

Carol Butler: 314-630-3165 Juli-Ann Felsher: 314-303-3232 www.butlerfelshergroup.com

233 North Forsyth Boulevard Clayton | $1,150,000 | Coming Soon!

24 Overbrook Drive Ladue | $2,850,000

8119 Stratford Drive Clayton | Coming Soon!

Total restoration in Clayton Luxurious new construction Gardens. This 1.5 story, 4bed, in Clayton Gardens with 4.5 bath open design home unsurpassable finishes that affords walking lifestyle to will take your breath away.

Clayton cafes and shopping.

Visit www.stlopens.com to view weekend open houses

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Young Friends of St. Louis Children’s Hospital

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Arts & Culture:

DINNER & A SHOW Writer/photographer Mabel Suen invites LN readers to join her in digging into Michael and Tara Gallina’s Vicia, “a celebration of what goes on above and below the soil,” according to the website of the restaurant, which launched in March.

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Alzheimer’s Association The St. Louis Theater Circle Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America

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Upcoming Gatherings

ABODE 26 27 29

Design Elements The Trio: Go Green Feature: Children’s Rooms

STYLE 45 46

SPRING ACCESSORIES LN’s resident fashionista, Katie Yeadon, and the magazine’s ace photographer, Sarah Conroy, suggest a quintet of anything-but-quotidian looks achievable by accessorizing right – and also present some gorgeous wrapping paper for gifting.

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CHEREE BERRY PAPER

This year, Cheree Berry Paper celebrates its first decade, and LN regular Brittany Nay covers that celebration by chatting with the stationery company’s namesake about (among other things) serving both Chelsea Clinton and Jenna Bush Hager.

McKnight Place Assisted Living is expanding its suites to offer more room and even greater amenities. See what else is in store for residents and newcomers alike starting on page 12. Front cover art rendering by David Ruiz Art LLC.

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Style Feature:

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Connect the Dots Communication Conversation Crossword Puzzle Feature: FreshStart STL

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Dinner & A Show The Wine Life Around Town Feature: Cheree Berry Paper

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1. 4 Barclay Woods · Ladue

2. 1 Sedwick Lane · Ladue this inviting, private ranch sits on a lovely, oversized lot. the entry foyer opens to a sunny living room with a stunning wood burning fireplace. a sunroom, finished lower level featuring a wet bar, fireplace, bath, office, and laundry area, plus a two-car attached garage and patio complete the home. $359,000 3. 1658 Ansonborough Drive · Chesterfield OPEN SUNDAY 1-3! this picturesque four bedroom, two and a half bath home, sits on one of two large ponds in the sought after Chesterfield Hill subdivision. Other amenities include a chef’s kitchen, walk out lower level, and master suite. $409,900

5. 18 Clermont Lane · Ladue

2. 1 Sedwick Lane · Ladue

4. 1927 Parkridge Avenue · Brentwood OPEN SUNDAY 12-2! located on one of Brentwood's premier streets, this three bedroom, one and a half bath home offers a fabulous extra-large family room that walks out onto private deck and yard, perfect for entertaining! Hardwood floors, newer windows and fabulous flow...you will fall in love! $425,000 5. 18 Clermont Lane · Ladue Classically stunning colonial estate nestled in a private lush setting. gracious dining room and living room leads to a cozy screened porch. Many recent improvements include a gourmet kitchen plus an oversized second family room and three car garage with recreation room above. $2,199,000

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$1,000,000 plus 35 Chesterfield lakes (Chesterfield).

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$2,295,000

18 Clermont lane (ladue).

$2,199,000

19 danfield (ladue).

$1,999,999

29 glenview road (ladue).

$1,999,999

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13 Overbrook drive (ladue).

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4 Barclay Woods (ladue).

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12001 Berkley Manor Drive (Des Peres).$499,000 situated on a large lot this home is sure to impress.

3 Windsor terrace lane (Creve Coeur). $1,799,000 21 Clermont lane (ladue).

$1,585,000

1123 Bella vista drive (Frontenac).

$1,475,000

6333 ellenwood (Clayton).

$1,425,000

1126 Bella vista drive (Frontenac).

$1,275,000

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701 Woods of ladue lane (ladue).

$1,225,000

with fireplace as well as a over sized bedroom,

1332 Wildhorse Meadows(Chesterfield).$1,079,000

the main level greets you with an updated kitchen and massive breakfast bar! upstairs are four

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477 Twin Creek Road (Creve Coeur).

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1831 Camberly road (des peres).

$999,900

656 Brookhaven Court (Kirkwood).

$949,000

247 doulton place (town and Country).

$939,000

29 dwyer place (ladue).

$899,000

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10 Maryhill drive (ladue).

$899,000

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302 Oak stand Court (Chesterfield).

$849,000

6246 McPherson Avenue (St. Louis).

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487 Chukker valley (ellisville).

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6339 Waterman avenue (university City).

330 Barron lane (Webster groves).

327 luther lane (Kirkwood).

134 Babler road (town and Country).

113 Wake Forest place (O’Fallon).

913 twin pine drive (des peres). $300,000 - $500,000 12001 Berkley Manor drive (des peres).

538 Meadow Creek (Warson Woods).

7387 stratford ave (university City).

1927 parkridge avenue (Brentwood). u 14762 plumas drive (Chesterfield).

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2601 sun Meadow drive (Wildwood).

7119 Cambridge ave (university City).

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454 Algonquin Place · Webster Groves Perfect mixture of charm and modern day living!

Featuring an open floor plan with a gourmet kitchen opening to a great room and dining area, a separate family room and a screened porch. the second floor offers a gorgeous master suite and laundry room. $739,900

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EDITOR ‌IF YOU’RE A HEALTH-CONSCIOUS PERSON, YOUR DIET LIKELY consists of fresh, nutritious ingredients that will benefit your body long-term. However, what does your beloved pet’s diet consist of? Surely it’s not the spinach salad topped with fresh ingredients that you’re eating.

Starting on p. 63, LN copy editor extraordinaire Bryan A. Hollerbach shares the story of FreshStartSTL, a St. Louis-based nonprofit that strives to end homelessness “by providing employment by preparing exceptional pet food.” And the pet food definitely sounds exceptional.

Full of quality ingredients like peas, carrots, yams, liver and more, this food will likely “set tails a-wagging” as Hollerbach puts it; in addition, the company is creating job opportunities in the St. Louis community. We hope you enjoy learning about this nonprofit as it tries to change the world, one bag of kibble at a time.

Also in this week’s edition, LN contributing writer Denise Kruse talks to local interior designers to share tips for decorating your little one’s bedroom. Starting on p. 29, Kruse speaks to two designers about how they create a vision and make it a reality for clients and their kiddos.

We hope that you enjoy this fun feature and that it inspires future home renovation ideas for you and your family.

All the best,

Alecia Humphreys

Editor’s Corner

Congrats to Dr. Chantri Trinh, medical director at The Westchester House in

The word around town

Chesterfield, for recently being Life Care Centers of America’s central division. Trinh began serving as medical director in July 2016 and coordinates medical care and physician involvement at the center.

Congratulations to Alice Handelman, a Ladue News contributing writer, for being honored by the Missouri Professional Communicators (MPC) with three awards at its 2017 Communications Contest. MPC is the communication arts Angelo Benoit, Dylan Fox, Ben Stegeman, John Woodruff, Amaan Banga, Adam Banga, William

section of the St. Louis Artists’ Guild

Hylen, Adnaan Raza, Andy Zhang, Ben Wei and Hannah Stroup of the John Burroughs School 4211

and is also the Missouri affiliate

robotics team.

of the National Federation of

A huge shout-out to the John Burroughs School 4211 robotics team

Press Women. Congratulations

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for sharing your talents with us

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at Ladue News.

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44 Portland Drive in Frontenac $1,465,000 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths 5,751 Square Feet The circle drive and inviting front porch will draw you in to this extensively renovated 1.5-story that balances beautiful open spaces with an entertaining paradise. Embracing refined style and casual comfort with over 5,700 square feet, the gracious entry leads to the many light-filled rooms with multiple sets of French doors that direct you to the outside. Both functional and stylish, the incredible Alspaugh kitchen with soft white cabinets and grand center island with double granite counters, butler’s pantry and breakfast room continues to the hearth room that step down to the great room with vaulted ceiling, fireplace and 3 walls of French doors. The private and serene master suite envelopes a luxury Carrara marble bath, room size walk-in closet and private office. The second floor consists of 3 spacious bedrooms, bath, family room with built -ins and 2nd laundry room. The recently finished lower level has a recreation room, full bath, tons of storage and awesome walk out to the outside. Beautiful hardwood floors, huge 1st floor laundry, lovely moldings and plantation shutters throughout.

OPEN 4/30, 1-3 PM

Marcy Byrne Listing Agent 314.750.5800

37 Fair Oaks Drive in Ladue $1,750,000 6 Bedrooms, 4 Full & 3 Half Baths Total Living Area: 6,631 Square Feet Outstanding architectural appeal inside and out! This beautiful 5+ bedroom home has updated kitchen and wonderful 2-story addition of breakfast room and family room on the main level off the kitchen, large master bedroom suite upstairs, plus 3-car attached garage! Built-in cabinetry and fireplace in family room. Striking moldings and arches.

Lovely sunroom is 3 season. Main floor office! Kitchen has custom Markus 42 inch cabinetry and island with breakfast bar. Viking gas cooktop and double ovens, SubZero refrigerator and Miele dishwasher. Spacious bedrooms upstairs. Front and back stairs. Lower level has knotty pine recreation room with stone fireplace and bedroom and bath could be great for nanny with separate exit. Pella windows and doors bring in so much natural light and give wonderful views of the special lot, flagstone patio with fountain and stunning landscaping. Mud room is plumbed for laundry. The storage in this home is amazing with basement under original home and addition, nice organized closets (2 walk-ins for master) and walk up attic. Great property!

Susan Holden Listing Agent 314.503.3345

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8 Kingsbury Place CWE $1,425,000

nEW LISTInG | 535 Tregaron Place Frontenac $969,900 open 4/30, 1-3 PM

nEW LISTInG | 12 Carrswold drive Clayton $1,950,000

nEW LISTInG | 48 Hanley downs Richmond Heights $599,000

nEW LISTInG | 4 The Prado Ladue $965,000

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New LIstINgs 12 Carrswold drive, Clayton. Architecturally important home in a desirable location! Impressive interior features include recent addition and recently renovated master bath. $1,950,000 44 Portland drive, Frontenac. Extensively renovated 1.5story that balances beautiful open spaces with an entertaining paradise. 3 beds and 3.5 baths. $1,465,000. open 4/30, 1-3 PM 810 south warson road, Ladue. Meticulously updated home. Hardwood flooring throughout, marble flooring in laundry and baths. Gourmet eat-in kitchen. Saltwater pool. $1,149,000 535 tregaron PlaCe, Frontenac. Gorgeous updated ranch on a lush landscaped private acre lot. Unique vaulted octagonal entry welcomes you in. $969,900. open 4/30, 1-3 PM 4 the Prado, Ladue. Fabulous home in spanish style architecture features 5 bedrooms and 3 and a half baths. The center hall floor plan is open, light and bright. $965,000 48 hanley downs, Richmond Heights. Impeccable home with so much traditional charm plus today’s updates and living spaces. 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. $599,000 1157 south CharleMagne drive, Lake St. Louis. Spacious, rustic ranch in Lake Forest Country Club. Outstanding privacy on a level lot with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. $394,975 1540 high sChool drive, Brentwood. Main floor condo offers a wonderful open floor plan, wood burning fireplace in the living room, and updated kitchen. $142,000. open 4/30, 1-3 PM 1540 gerard Park, Hazelwood. Recently renovated, move in-ready, open concept 3 bedroom ranch with hardwood floors throughout. Updated kitchen with center island. $107,500

2271 talon Court, St. Albans.

171 north beMiston avenue, Clayton.

11 brentMoor Park, Clayton.

11 uPPer whitMoor drive, Weldon Spring.

1042 wings road, st. Albans.

8 FordyCe lane, Ladue.

21 uPPer ladue road, Ladue.

8956 Moydalgan road, Ladue.

241 linden avenue, Clayton.

3784 doC sargent road, Pacific. bluFFs oF st. albans, St. Albans.

111 grand Meridien Forest Ct., Wildwood.

150 Carondelet Plaza, unit 1701, Clayton.

2 FordyCe lane, Ladue.

20 FordyCe lane, Ladue.

25 randelay drive, Ladue.

10270 kinsella, Ladue.

12 ClerMont lane, Ladue.

6 aPPle tree lane, Ladue.

37 Fair oaks, Ladue.

10183 winding ridge road, Ladue.

5105 lindell boulevard, CWE. 32 westMoreland PlaCe, CWE. 555 deer valley Court, St. Albans.

1328 litzsinger woods, Ladue.

8 kingsbury PlaCe, Cwe. 5 downey lane, Ladue Schools.

59 briarCliFF, Ladue.

37 Portland PlaCe, CWE. 12033 robyn Park drive, Westwood.

9044 Clayton road, Ladue Schools.

2 litzsinger lane, Ladue.

14790 sugarwood trail, Chesterfield.

9052 Clayton road, tbb, Richmond Heights.

$4,750,000 $4,500,000 $3,775,000 $3,600,000 $3,599,000 $3,300,000 $2,995,000 $2,900,000 $2,695,000 $2,500,000 $2,295,000 $2,295,000 $2,200,000 $2,195,000 $2,100,000 $1,990,000 $1,950,000 $1,935,000 $1,799,000 $1,750,000 $1,499,000 $1,495,000 $1,495,000 $1,449,000 $1,429,900 $1,425,000 $1,395,000 $1,365,000 $1,349,000 $1,299,000 $1,265,000 $1,225,000 $1,145,000 $1,100,000

RESIdEnTIAL HOMES 8 glen Creek lane, Ladue.

16656 annas way, Chesterfield.

318 east swon avenue, Webster Groves.

$999,900 $999,000 $998,000

nEW LISTInG | 810 South Warson Road Ladue $1,149,000 1309 eaglewinds Court, Chesterfield.

1401 windgate way lane, Chesterfield.

46 westwood Court, Town & Country.

34 Countryside lane, Frontenac.

362 Merlot lane, St. Albans.

12437 grandview lake drive, Sunset Hills.

31 Conway Close, Ladue.

369 Merlot lane, St. Albans.

9 willow hill, Ladue.

2450 herMitage hill lane, Frontenac.

8693 west kingsbury avenue, University City.

1 north Covington Meadow, Olivette.

516 MaPleview, University City.

12692 sPruCe Pond drive, Town & Country.

736 st. albans sPring road, St. Albans.

1654 garden valley drive, Wildwood.

16411 Forest gate lane, Wildwood.

346 Pebble valley, Town and Country.

6202 westMinster PlaCe, CWE. 3609 bassett woods drive, Pacific.

3926 bouquet road, Pacific.

7214 Maryland avenue, University City.

40 algonquin wood PlaCe, glendale.

4437 MCPherson avenue, CWE. 17415 Private valley lane, Chesterfield.

791 bordeaux CirCle, St. Albans.

6187 rosewood lane, Byrnes Mill.

14795 greenloCh Court, Chesterfield.

10104 Conway road, Ladue.

9137 Moritz avenue, Brentwood.

1152 weidMan road, Town & Country.

7039 Pershing, University City.

8 whiPPoorwill Court, defiance.

7053 stanFord avenue, University City.

8715 washington, University City.

1535 azalea drive, Webster Groves.

1129 Putter, University City.

7318 Melrose, University City.

1172 ursula avenue, University City.

$974,900 $949,000 $900,000 $899,000 $875,000 $807,000 $799,000 $775,000 $749,000 $699,000 $679,000 $675,000 $650,000 $650,000 $649,000 $629,000 $579,900 $560,000 $549,000 $549,000 $535,000 $519,500 $509,900 $509,000 $499,900 $499,000 $489,900 $429,900 $395,000 $385,000 $379,000 $374,900 $365,000 $320,000 $319,000 $245,000 $189,000 $139,000 $119,900

COndOMInIUM/VILLA HOMES 149 Central avenue, unit d, Clayton.

4218 west Pine avenue, unit a1, Cwe. 6615 alaMo avenue, unit 1b, Clayton.

4950 lindell boulevard, Unit 5W, CWE. 1121 loCust street, #202, St. Louis.

816 south hanley road, unit 7C, Clayton.

$899,000 $569,000 $483,900 $427,000 $370,000 $349,000

visit us Open Sunday, April 30th 44 Portland drive, Frontenac.

1-3 PM

2450 herMitage hill lane, Frontenac.

1-3 PM

10183 winding ridge road, Ladue.

1-3 PM

535 tregaron PlaCe, Frontenac.

1-3 PM

40 algonquin wood PlaCe, Glendale.

1-3 PM

213 troon Court, St. Albans.

1-3 PM

1540 high sChool drive, Brentwood.

1-3 PM

710 south hanley road, unit 9C, Clayton. $299,000 815 westwood, unit 1n, Clayton. $225,000 1136 washington avenue, unit 210, St. Louis. $149,900

LOTS/ACREAGE/FARMS 1055 wings road, St. Albans.

121 north brentwood tbb, Brentwood.

21 overbrook drive, Ladue.

1 tbb CaMPton at village view, St. Albans.

1 tbb auburn at village view, St. Albans.

9052 Clayton road, Richmond Heights.

1133 wings road, St. Albans.

1138 wings road, St. Albans.

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rowing older often affords you more time to enjoy both the little and big things life has to offer. McKnight Place Assisted Living is here to ensure you don’t miss a single moment. “We try to do everything at the next level – the amenities, services and staffing levels McKnight Place offers are truly unparalleled,” director of operations Bob Leonard says. “Several things set us apart: We’ve been doing this for more than 25 years, having started in 1990 before assisted living was really a recognized option.

We have a large team of experienced, attentive staff and more events, trips and activities than other communities.

Our food is outstanding, thanks to chef Anthony Lyons, who is from Ireland and has trained in St. Louis country clubs. He was named the 2012 Chef of the Year by the American Culinary Federation’s Chefs de Cuisine Association of St. Louis,” he shares.

That covers only the basics offered at McKnight Place. The community currently is expanding its campus to offer larger, more flexible accommodations. “Suites have evolved in the last five years,” Leonard explains. “We expanded for two reasons: The 45-room unit we currently use is always full, so we needed more capacity, and we wanted to create bigger rooms. Residents can choose from four floor plans. All are located on a campus where independent living and skilled nursing are also offered – all under one roof – making it easier to move to different parts.”

Leonard breaks down the benefits of these new spaces. “The new apartments go up to 783 square feet and include crown molding, 10-foot ceilings, and wood-style flooring and granite countertops in the kitchenettes and bathrooms,” he says. “Lots of natural light comes in through the huge windows, and each apartment has its own individual heating and cooling, just like you would have in your own home.” Additional benefits include a newly renovated theater, beautiful outside gardens and walking paths, a greenhouse and fountain, a main dining room and bistro with a private dining room

available for rent, a billiard room, a full-service beauty salon and spa, a dedicated art room and more.

“We have a wide range of events and activities, including a philosophical café and a political discussion group. We also have book reviews, and art and music instructors on staff,” Leonard shares. Exercise classes are also included in the list of offerings, from tai chi and ballet for seniors to stretching, balance and yoga classes.

“We have what we call predictable pricing, which is an all-inclusive rate,” Leonard states. “Some places have complex pricing structures or mandatory add-ons that raise the cost for residents. From medicine reminders to meals to cleaning and laundry to events and activities, all is included in our price.

We even include two professional moving consultants who create a design based on your new floor plan and take care of shipping items, securing movers and arranging things once you’ve arrived.”

McKnight Place also guarantees residents still have access to what the community can’t offer on-site. “We offer a limousine-type service, as well as a bus and van to transport residents,” Leonard notes. “Residents can go to the zoo or art museum. We went to the wineries in Augusta and the St. Louis Symphony recently.

The bus will soon be taking residents to Forest Park for a barbecue.”

The future looks bright for McKnight Place as it continues to plan for more improvements in the months to come. “This new building will help us continue to be the leader in assisted living communities,” Leonard says. “We’re set to open 90 new rooms in October. We also plan on renovating our existing area and converting it to memory care units in January 2018.” Reservations are available now.

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Young Friends of St. Louis Children’s Hospital

COCKTAILS AND CLOWNS

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oung Friends of St. Louis Children’s Hospital recently hosted a cocktail party at The Coronado in St. Louis. The event benefited the Clown Docs program at St. Louis Children’s Hospital and featured live music, a raffle and a silent auction. Guests enjoyed various libations, hors d’oeuvres and complimentary valet parking. The hospital strives to use various forms of play in a nurturing and supportive environment to decrease stress and anxiety for children, youths and families during health care experiences. Therapeutic hospital clowning, like that in the hospital’s Clown Docs program, involves the purposeful use of clowning and its associated skills to address the psychosocial needs of hospitalized patients and their families. Laughter elevates heart rate, increases oxygenation of blood, lowers stress hormones, massages muscles and vital organs, and decreases pain.

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This event supports the magic of love and laughter. These Clown Docs have a simple and profound effect on the children’s healing. Big thanks go out to the Young Friends board, [which] has contributed to the success of this event!

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Katie and Jim Croghan

Tom and Joyce Freiberger, Ming and Johnny Truong

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Courtney Sanchez, Megan Perez, Kathryn Lodes, Erin Holzum

Joe Stroot, Ashley Leggett

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Peter Buschbacher, Ashley Grady, Andrea O’Brien, Megan Brady, Paul Dillon

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Alzheimer’s Association

AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER

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ith a night-at-the-movies theme, this year’s Alzheimer’s Association gala truly was “an affair to remember,” as 500 attendees raised more than $500,000 for the programs, support and research that are essential to the organization’s mission. Held in the Khorassan Ballroom at The Chase Park Plaza, the event featured a cocktail reception, raffle and silent auction, followed by a wonderful program and dinner featuring remarks and a live auction, before music and dancing rounded out a splendid evening for an important cause.

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Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects a growing number of people. Many of our clientele are later in their years. They’re retired, and this is a very, very important issue and cause for them. So for us to lend the resources of Edward Jones to help the Alzheimer’s Association to raise dollars for research is critically important.

JIM WEDDLE, PARTNER, EDWARD JONES (WITH JOHN BEUERLEIN, LEFT)

Robert and Barbara Profumo, Judy and Dan Wagner

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The St. Louis Theater Circle

AWARDS CEREMONY

Photos and story by Bryan Schraier

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elebrating the achievements of theater in the St. Louis area, The St. Louis Theater Circle recently held its fifth annual Awards Ceremony at the Skip Viragh Center for the Arts on the campus of Chaminade College Preparatory.

Twenty-seven local companies received nominations for awards in the categories of comedy, drama, musical and opera.

The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, now celebrating its 50th anniversary, earned 10 nominations for its production of Follies, second after Max & Louie Productions’ 11 for Grey Gardens.

Vying for awards were 119 individuals, including nominees from six companies being represented for the first time.

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I’m in sort of an almost unique position here, in that I am both a critic and a performer. So I can appreciate the difficulty and the work involved in putting a show on, at the same time as someone who writes about theater and classical music and cabaret. [M]y responsibility as a writer is to my audience, to tell them whether it’s worth seeing or not and why. But at the same time, when I write that, I’m always cognizant of the fact that the people I’m writing about, you know, they’re working very hard, and even if sometimes the result isn’t great, you know a lot of work has gone into it, and you have to recognize that.

CHUCK LAVAZZI, THEATER CIRCLE MEMBER AND SENIOR PERFORMING ARTS CRITIC FOR KDHX COMMUNITY MEDIA

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he Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, St. Louis Chapter (AAFA-STL) held its signature gala, Orchid AAFAir, on March 18 at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis. The annual event featured live and silent auctions, dinner, a program presentation and an awards ceremony. Susan Stith, vice president of diversity, inclusion and corporate giving at Express Scripts, and Robert Fruend Jr., CEO of St. Louis Regional Health Commission, were honored with this year’s Orchid Award for their steadfast commitment and service to the organization. Katherine Hessel of Channel 2/Fox 2 emceed the event, which raises funds for the lifesaving, nationally recognized programs that AAFA-STL provides to the St. Louis community and beyond. Co-chairing the event were Theresa and Brett Johnson, AAFA-STL board president and Deloitte partner, and Kevin Roberts, senior vice president and CFO of BJC HealthCare.

It is immensely rewarding to work with such passionate individuals, knowing we are doing our best to improve the lives of kids suffering from asthma and allergies.

JOY KRIEGER, RN AND AAFA-STL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Theresa and Brett Johnson, Joy Krieger, Kevin Roberts, Michelle Thoma

Ken and Jane Rubin

Monica and Tyler Meyr, Duana Russell-Thomas

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Upcoming

GATHERINGS

By Kaitlynn Martin

‌Sat., April 29

Thu., May 4

Covenant House Missouri hosts its ninth annual STAN MUSIAL HALL OF FAME GALA at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis. (covenanthousemo.org)

Tower Grove Park’s FLOWER POWER LUNCHEON takes place on the Piper Palm House Plaza. 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. (towergrovepark.org)

Sat., April 29

Variety the Children’s Charity of St. Louis presents its 2017 DINNER WITH THE STARS gala at the Peabody Opera House at 8 p.m. (varietystl.org)

Sat., April 29

Caring Solutions presents the WHERE DREAMS BOLDLY GO! gala at the St. Nicholas Family Life Center. 6 to 11 p.m. (caringsolutions.org)

Sun., April 30

The CATHEDRAL CONCERTS GALA takes place at the Four Seasons Hotel St. Louis to support affordable live concerts in the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis. 6 p.m. (cathedralconcerts.org)

Wed., May 3

Care and Counseling presents PLANTING THE SEEDS OF HOPE at Grand Hall on Chouteau. 6 to 9:30 p.m. (careandcounseling.org)

Fri., May 5

The Foundry Art Centre hosts its 13th annual SKY’S THE LIMIT gala to benefit arts programming there. 6 to 11 p.m. (foundryartcentre.org)

Fri., May 5

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society presents its MAN & WOMAN OF THE YEAR GALA at The Chase Park Plaza. (lls.org/gateway)

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By Robyn Dexter

WHAT/WHEN/WHERE PETER & PAUL COMMUNITY SERVICES UNDER ONE ROOF GALA mAY 20, 6 P.m.

Peter & Paul community services – Garfield commons 2612 wyoming street Join PPCS for a special evening of delectable food and engaging entertainment at its annual gala dinner, Under One Roof. Featuring a three-course dinner by Westwood Catering, the evening includes silent and live auctions and a performance by soul and Motown singers Vince Martin and Dawn Turlington.

Proceeds from Under One Roof support the programs of PPCS working to end chronic homelessness in the St. Louis region.

MISSION

Peter & Paul Community Services (PPCS) provides housing and supportive services to those who are homeless, especially those who experience mental illness or live with HIV (human immunodeficiency virus).

For more than 30 years, The PPCS values of hope, empowerment, compassion, hospitality and independence have stood as a testament to the thousands of volunteers, supporters and alumni from St. Louis and beyond who have come to consider PPCS a part of their community.

HISTORy

COMMUNITy IMPACT

In January 1981, a local homeless man froze to death in soulard. After hearing of his passing, individuals from the community decided to work together to reach out to others in the area who were homeless and in need of help. PPcs board chair Bill salzman says that since then, the organization has

salzman says that while he’s been a part of other charitable organizations, being a part of one that has been able to have such an impact on the lives of homeless st. Louisans has been so rewarding. “we’re very proud that we’ve been able to make a difference in the lives of so many individuals,” he says. “In 2016 alone, we ended homelessness for more than 200 men and women and helped prevent homelessness for an additional 50.”

The PPcs transitional programs have a 83 percent success rate and

been able to develop several programs – all designed to end homelessness.

The programs include two emergency shelters, a meals program, the Labre center (which offers case management for the homeless and mentally ill), a Positive directions Program for homeless people living with HIV/AIds, safe Haven for the chronically homeless and much more.

has been able to effectively transition people from homelessness to independence and a better life. salzman notes that 90 cents of every dollar donated to PPcs goes straight to programs, and the organization has had 3,500 yearly volunteers who have devoted approximately 33,000 hours to helping end homelessness in st. Louis. “our slogan is about solving homelessness together,” salzman says.

“It can be a daunting task, but we see progress happening. As we’ve proven, we can do it when people work together.”

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Design

ELEMENTS

DESIGN GONE SWIMMINGLY

By Robyn Dexter

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t all started with a fish tank.

Candice Wideman of Youtopia Designs was brought on this Creve Coeur project as the client was building his home. The main thing he wanted in his living room was a fish tank, which became the starting point of the entire room design.

“The main goal was to make the space look nice with the tank,” Wideman says. “I didn’t want the traditional lighting on top of the tank, so we did pendant lights over it.”

The client liked the idea of combining midcentury and rustic looks. Based on the flooring, they opted to lean more toward the rustic look. The wood paneling on the wall behind the tank is dimensional, with each piece a different depth. For the midcentury aspect, they added abstract artwork and a particular style of the couch.

“We added a tree stump table that’s made entirely out of metal to bring kind of a funky vibe,” Wideman says. “This whole space was a fun, funky design we got to do, incorporating color. Those little bits of color really make everything pop.”

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Dreamy Spaces

By Denise Kruse | Photos courtesy of Cure Design Group

LocaL designers give tips for furnishing kids’ bedrooms in styLes that evoLve with their own.

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or kids’ bedroom décor, there’s a pretty thick swath of time between the nursery and teen years that becomes almost a “no parent’s land” of style.

You can predict what the older version of your kids will like in hopes they won’t demand an overhaul a few short years down the road, keep them in their “baby” room a little longer or take the advice of the two designers LN enlisted to help navigate this style wilderness, in order to create a dreamy space that will grow with your child.

Step 1: Create a viSion Having even baseline ideas, such as colors or themes, can be a great place to start.

“There is a multistep process involved in designing any room – even a kid’s room!” says Amie Corley of Amie Corley Interiors in the Central West End. When working with clients, she begins with presenting big-picture ideas, usually pulled from photos on idea-sharing social media such as Pinterest and Instagram, and then moves into design schematics and design boards with furniture, fabric and wallpaper selections, as well as floor plans and wall elevations.

Similarly, senior designer Cori Dyer at Cure Design Group begins with an in-home consultation with all “decision-makers” for the space – in this case, both child and parent. That consultation considers the client’s wants, needs, budget, time frame and lifestyle – kids’ bedrooms are, by necessity, multifunctional, serving as play spaces and study areas as well as sleep zones – before creating digital design boards based on these. Teen clients typically come prepared with room inspiration via their Pinterest boards. “Ultimately, they get to live in the space long after the design process is over,” Dyer says. “We want this to be enjoyable and a reflection of them for years to come.”

Step 2: anChor the viSion in reality In creating the initial vision, it’s important to bear in mind that tastes change as kids grow. “All kids and teens have personal interests and style,” Dyer says. “Our job as designers is to translate those interests into a timeless design that will be able to grow with them for years to come.”

Corley recommends injecting some timelessness into kid tastes to extend the lifetime of the design, as she did for one local client, incorporating ultrachic blush walls with soft matching window treatments. “I love painting walls in a more grownup shade of blush pink rather than the bubblegum shade a little girl would most definitely pick from a paint deck,” Corley says. “A little pink goes a long way.”

Step 3: think outSide the box Although many home-styling articles advise ensuring continuity of color and style throughout the house, kids’ bedrooms aren’t held captive to this guideline – they can be colorful and fun and don’t necessarily need to “communicate” with the design in the rest of the house, Corley says. “It’s a room that can be full of pattern and whimsy – as parents, we spend so much time in our kids’ rooms, and making their rooms beautiful and fun is always a priority,” she adds.

Corley also encourages parents and kids to go bold in their rooms. “I’m a big fan of pattern on pattern, and balance is the key to making it work,” Corley says. Countering a small-scale print, such as the small animal-print rug used for her client, with a larger-scale pattern, like the blue floral print bolster and desk chair, is key. “I love a fun wallpaper in a kid’s room,” she adds. “If you’re nervous about wallpapering a whole room, do the ceiling instead. It will give them sweet dreams to see something

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pretty on the ceiling. I’ve done everything from stars to clouds to animals on ceilings in kids’ rooms. It’s a fun way to add in pattern.”

Dyer echoes Corley’s sentiment in a trio of room redesigns she did for a St. Louis family with teen triplets. Each space reflects the individual girl’s interests and styles.

One of the sisters, Elizabeth, loves the contrast of black and white. Dyer incorporated black sparkle wallpaper on the ceiling and a Stray Dogs chandelier to add drama and whimsy to Elizabeth’s lime green walls, adding even more special touches with bright custom window treatments by Designers Guild and a custom fur poof chair at Elizabeth’s desk.

Elizabeth’s sister Anna, an avid skier, had her room accented with Designers Guild wallpaper reminiscent of the blue skies of Anna’s favorite ski slopes in Sun Valley, Idaho, which serves as the backdrop to a bright CR Laine custom magenta headboard.

A scalloped light fixture over the bed contributes to the feeling of open sky.

The third sister, Catherine, wanted her space redesigned in orange and pink.

With most of the room painted in Sherwin-Williams’ neutral Agreeable Gray, Dyer incorporated Catherine’s style with pops of color throughout the room – a bright pink accent chair, orange and pink throw pillows and wall art, and high-gloss pink walls in Catherine’s study nook.

Creating “zones,” Dyer says, allows for easier transitions in style. “Creating a homework zone or hangout/lounge zone for friends is a great way to establish the functionality of a space,” she says. “Starting with a good base design allows for the design to easily change color palette or accent pieces in a few years without starting all over again.”

Step 4: inveSt Any room overhaul is an investment, but often, inexpensive shortcuts end up costing more in the long run, especially when furniture lifespan is limited by quality.

“Don’t buy ‘kiddie’ furniture because it’s cost-effective,” Dyer advises. “The best way to create a timeless space for kids and teens is to start with furniture they can transition into.”

“Invest in classic pieces that don’t go out of style,” agrees Corley, recommending custom curtains with blackout liners for a guaranteed extended nap time and more grown-up lighting. (Corley loves the scalloped lights from Coleen and Company.)

Patterns should also reflect youthfulness without echoing nursery styles. “No bouncing elephants,” Corley says.

As personal interests are ever-changing, Dyer suggests incorporating these with accent pieces, accessories or artwork rather than big-ticket items, which reflect the kids’ style in a much more cost-effective way. “Establishing good quality and timeless pieces of large furniture is often the starting point, and then layering in ageappropriate interests in the finishing touches is where we make the space unique to them,” she says.

Corley agrees. “The less expensive things – artwork, linens, accessories – can be more age-specific, as they are easy to switch out.”

Amie Corley Interiors, 5235 Lindell Blvd., Central West End, 314-496-6022, amiecorley.com Cure Design Group, 118 Roxbury Drive, O’Fallon, Missouri, 636-294-2343, curedesigngroup.com

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hether you are buying a home or selling a home in the St. Louis area, The Rick and Tracy Ellis Team has the real estate experience, contacts and knowledge to help make buying or selling a home in the St. Louis metro area easier.

The Ellis’ area of real estate expertise includes St. Louis County, St. Charles County and Lake of the Ozarks.

Ellis Team whether it is a lower price home or a multimillion dollar mansion, it’s all real estate” says Rick Ellis.

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The Rick and Tracy Ellis Team can help you find homes for sale in St. Louis County and St. Charles County consisting of single family homes, condos, villas, commercial real estate and luxury properties. The Rick and Tracy Ellis Team specialize in buying and selling luxury real estate. On TracyEllis.com you can search all MLS listings in the St. Louis metro area. “It doesn’t matter to the

unique maRkeTing appRoach To assist the Ellis’ in helping clients with buying and selling homes in St. Charles, St. Louis and surrounding areas, The Ellis’ host two weekly radio shows on the #1 FM TALK station in St. Louis, FM NEWS TALK 97.1. You can tune in to the “The Rick and Tracy Ellis Show” every Saturday at 4 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m.

The Ellis’ have also created and published their own luxury real estate magazine, Tracy Ellis: A Guide to Luxury Real Estate.

The magazine features current listings and is located in over 100 businesses throughout St. Louis and St. Charles Counties. Your home could be featured on the front cover and also featured throughout the magazine.

The Rick & Tracy Ellis team don’t skimp on photography and video. Their listings feature HDR and aerial photography, 3-D

1126 Wings Rd. St. Albans

$1,999,999 Open House Sunday, May 7, 1-3pm!

“Dream Come True” in this castle in The Bluffs of St. Albans! Custom designed St. Albans Construction home offers 8,000+ total sq ft, 6+ acres with 4 turret towers with panoramic view of the Missouri River. New deck overlooking the amazing new in ground pool that is simply stunning, new slate roof, Main floor, Master Bedroom Suite, simply stunning with gorgeous fireplace, enormous walk-in closet and a one of a kind 2 story shower/ turret tower w/ waterfall & seating. You’ll find a temperature controlled wine cellar in the finished walk-out lower level in gated Bluffs of St. Albans.

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imagery and videography. The Ellis team networks and targets a buzz for all of the listings at www.tracyellis.com.

They use social and charitable events, direct mail and marketing pieces and various forms of social media to promote the listings with the right audience, along with advertising in Your Next Home Magazine, STLtoday.com and The Post-Dispatch.

Contact Rick and Tracy Ellis and experience their marketing, knowledge and excellent customer service.

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1.5-sty Estate w/ 10,000 sq. ft. of living space, stone & brick on all 4 sides!

You’ll love the 2 story great room wall of window views to a cascading waterfall & extensively landscaped yard. Gorgeous hardwood floors throughtout most of the 1st/2nd floor, year round enjoyment w/ heated pool/hot tub in your own pool house valued at $800,000 with Great Room, chef’s kitchen, laundry room, bath, & sitting rm. A MUST SEE, Call Rick or Tracy for more information!

INCREDIBLE custom built home on over 7 private acres! Absolutely stunning & in a prime location Ballwin/Rockwood Schools!

Loads of Windows for natural light in this atrium ranch with over 5200 fin. sq/ft, 5 beds/5 baths, incredible curb appeal with stone/ brick elevation & 3 car garage, Hand-scraped hardwood floors t/o most of the ML, soaring & inverted vaulted ceilings. Chef’s delight kitchen with upgraded appliances and cabinets, hearth rm with 2nd fp., custom winding staircase leads you to a 10 ft deep pour finished w/o LL.

The Matteson Mansion is a one of a kind estate with over 5 acres, almost 9,000 finished sq/ft, very open floor plan, new roof, 2 custom bars, gorgeous office with custom wood moldings floor to ceiling, elevator shaft, wood spiral staircase, floor to ceiling Windows, 2 main level master bedroom suites, 5 car garage over 300 cubic yards of stamped concrete, in ground pool, 4 laundry rooms, pond and the list goes on and on.

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MOVE IN READY Inventory Home...Enjoy nature as you drive by fenced pastures, nestled in a quiet subdivision with magnificent views! This custom ranch home built by Fischer & Frichtel offers 3,017 sq. ft., over 4 acres, 3 car side entry garage and many upgrades including a walk-out lower level, deep pour and just minutes to Highway 109. OPEN SUNDAYS 12-4 Call Rick or Tracy for more information!

3 years new with special features in this 1.5 story home, over a 1/2 acre corner lot, circle drive and wait for it...enough room for 6 cars in the garage. 5 beds/5 baths, formal dining room, great room open to gourmet kitchen with double ovens, gas cook top along with adult height bar to entertain guest. The w/o LL is incredible with temp controlled wine cellar, theater room, gym, covered patio with wooded setting to an in ground pebble tech pool/hot tub temp. controlled by remote. 3 Zones of htg/cooling.

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Incredible estate with so many upgrades inc. 4 separate HVAC units, back-up generator for main systems, central vac on all 3 floors, heated garage floor w/ epoxy stone flooring, granite upgrades t/o entire home, electronic pet fence & who doesn’t need their own private indoor/in-ground pool w/ Badu treadmill & an 1,200 sq/ft sun room w/ heat/AC and did I mention heated floors around the pool. Finished w/o LL, Media rm, Rec Rm, Family Rm, Exercise Rm & custom wood bar w/ soda gun feature. ML master suite, stunning executive office, HUGE secondary bdrms all w/ baths, loft and INCREDIBLE CURB APPEAL! This home was the former display and is loaded w/ upgrades!

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Rare opportunity to own a home off Lindbergh in the gorgeous community of Huntleigh. This home is currently UNDER CONSTRUCTION and if you act now you can still be involved in selections. Stately brick/stone estate with over 10,000 finished sq/ft along with a 6 car garage, Circle drive and on 3 wooded acres.

Call Rick or Tracy now for more information, other lots available.

Located in the prestigious Huntleigh on over 3 gorgeous acres! This TBB estate will feature over 10,000+ finished sq/ft along with a 6 car garage and full brick/stone.

Your plan or ours, call now and find out more about other lots available.

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Style Speak

‌Designer Dianne Isbell has been handcrafting haute couture hats, fascinators and perchers for women for more than a decade. As a young girl growing up on a farm, the visionary designer loved creating her own private fashion shows in one of the family’s many barns. Isbell grew up, earned both bachelor’s and master’s degrees, and, while working in civil service, established an etiquette business that brought about a new hobby: making Victorian hats.

For her hat-making company, Hats by DI-Anne, Isbell creates one-of-a-kind chapeaus for every occasion, including hats, fascinators and perchers for weddings, church, special occasions, themed parties, black-tie events and, perhaps the most famous of all hat-wearing events, the quickly approaching Kentucky Derby. Moreover, her creativity has caught the eye of celebrities: In 2012, Isbell created a custom hat for the marketing rollout of Fame, Lady Gaga’s perfume line. Her designs are currently part of an art exhibit in Wausau, Wisconsin, and as part of the Degas exhibition at the Saint Louis Art Museum, Isbell will be teaching a basic course, “Making a Fascinator,” on Saturday, April 29.

Where do you get your design inspiration?

I get my design inspiration from a lot of sources.

Sometimes I actually dream a design, wake up and write it down before I forget it. All my dreams are in color, and because of that, my “dream designs” are even more realistic and exciting. I think my “dream designs” are the result of my waking thought processes of how I am going to design a customer’s custom request.

During my waking hours, hat and fascinator designs are continually floating around in my head. Whether I am planting flowers, baking a cake or riding in the car, I am thinking about hats and fascinators. There are literally a myriad of inspirational items around me all the time. Ideas are especially prominent when I am inside a fabric store, home decorating store, department store, antique store or a flea market. I can see a vintage brooch or a shoe buckle, vintage feathers or a piece of vintage beaded lace at a flea market, and an inspiration for an entire design will pop into my mind. A piece of fabric or trim will catch my eye in a fabric store, and I know I have to buy it to create another one-of-a-kind design. Even a unique place mat or Christmas ornament may wind up in one of my creations, and no one will realize its original purpose. New or vintage buttons, for example, make beautiful centers for flowers, as well as beads from necklaces.

How do you construct the hats and fascinators – are they all made by hand?

My fascinator designs start with a headband, perhaps, or sometimes with just a piece of stiffened felt and a 2½-inch hair comb. I cut out a small flower pattern from the felt, which will match the colors swirling in my head. I make a second, and then hand-sew on the hair comb.

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Then I hand-sew on a piece of small matching trim on the top and the bottom edges of the felt to give it that finished look. Next, I grab either a long piece of horsehair or sinamay [a hat-making foundation woven from processed stalks of abaca trees], and I begin gathering and folding and creating something or some things, which I then start sewing onto the base I have previously created. At this point, I then may add another color or width of horsehair or sinamay. Next, I may decide to add the perfect silk flower or flowers, veiling or bling and then feathers of my choice, which may be ostrich, peacock, striped coque, duck, goose, etc.

Some feathers I carefully bend and curl into different shapes or cut into chevron designs.

[For brims and crowns], I purchase what are referred to as “blank hat frames” made of straw, sinamay, felt, satin ribbon and horsehair (or a combination thereof),

By Denise Kruse

which I can remove, take apart, alter and reattach to create my own unique design. I can then create designs from the same long pieces of horsehair or sinamay and sew onto the hat frame. Flowers, ribbons, veiling, spines, bling and feathers can also be added to complete an overall unique, one-of-a-kind design ready for purchase, or fit onto a customer to match or complement her outfit. I also take apart vintage hats which have been damaged in some way, and use various elements of [them] for my designs.

What sorts of hat trends are “in” for this year’s Derby Day and the annual Forest Park Forever Hat Luncheon?

One-of-a-kind, unique and tastefully wild are always in demand and appropriate. The same applies for the annual Forest Park Forever Hat Luncheon.

Because what I create is a reflection of me, I choose not to design inappropriate or outrageously stupid. In mid-July, the Kentucky Derby Museum will once again be announcing their 20 hat selections for a yearlong display in their museum. I will be submitting several of my designs worn by my clients at this year’s race, in hopes of one being selected once again for the museum.

Are the hats and fascinators on your website and Facebook page pretty indicative of a typical Hats by DI-Anne price range?

Prices may vary depending on the types of materials requested for the design, but basically, a custom-designed hat starts at $175, and a fascinator, $145. My customers who return from horse-racing events always tell me they see hat designs in various shops which are much more expensive and not as unique or beautiful.

Where can people purchase your hats?

My designs are available at The Designing Block at 7735 Clayton Road in Clayton. The designs on my website and my two Facebook pages can be purchased by inbox messaging me or calling me. I also conduct various trunk shows and pop-up shops all over the Metro East and St. Louis areas, as well as vend for charity events and conduct private in-home events. Appointments for custom designs can be scheduled in my home or customers’ homes. I prefer to see the customer’s dress and shoes/purse for custom design creations. I also occasionally prefer to have these items in my home studio to allow me to compare shades of possible materials in outdoor lighting as well as indoor lighting. Providing me with photographs of the dress or outfit I am matching can be helpful as well, when it is not possible for me to view the dress in person. Trunk show dates and other scheduled events at which my designs will be available for purchase are available online.

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Hats by DI-Anne, 618-277-7220, hatsbydianne.com

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Accessorize Ready, Set,

Warmer Weather means baring more skin, and that gives accessories an opportunity to really shine.

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ccessories make an outfit, and shopping for them usually ranks among most ladies’ favorite pastimes – so in this feature, LN has handily compiled a number of chic spring accessories, grouped by color, that should appeal to a wide range of personal styles.

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Red-and-gold makes a classic color combo that always looks fashionable and romantic.

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bOlD blACK & White

The ultimate couple, black-and-white looks graphic and sporty at any time of the year.

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bright blue

A pop of blue adds fresh, modern and fun flair to any outfit.

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GOLDEN HOUR

These warm hues are perfect for sunny spring weather (and pair extra well with a tan).

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METALLIC MIX

Don’t be afraid to mix metals: Gold, silver and gunmetal all add sparkle and interest, yet remain neutral.

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JEWELRY: Feature Story

ADAM FOSTER FINE JEWELRY

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dam Foster’s masterful attention to detail is what sets not only his collections but also his storefront, Adam Foster Fine Jewelry, apart.

“My main goal is for people to walk in and [realize] this is not like any other place,” he says. “I honestly think that, yes, it’s important to make brick and mortar relevant [again], but we want a place people leave talking about. It’s about making it an experience.”

From his unusual combination of materials, such as black with rose gold, or of textures, like brushed metal with intricate engravings, his unique pieces have an ethereal quality to them that easily draws the eye. “[My designs are] striking originals, even if they have something classic to them,” Foster says. “I want people to comment on the things my customers wear. They say, ‘Adam is the guy I go to talk frankly about what I want to buy and build.’ Even if someone walks in and just sees something, there’s a story behind each piece.”

Foster focuses on the future of each piece and where it will be decades from now. “I want to make sure the jewelry is timeless. You can look back the second or third generation and still consider it something really unique and beautiful.

Look at it as fine art – that’s how I approach it,” he says. His creations are also available at Elleard Heffern Fine Jewelers.

He avoids trends, while recognizing how contemporary features can translate to his creations. “There seems to be a jump in mainstream jewelry where using those precious or semiprecious jewels allows you to ignore color theory and design practices, and still expect it to look OK. I get people to look at materials in a way that makes them look through it and say, hey, let’s put these things together and make a design,” says Foster.

His team also can bring new life to old pieces or design something from the ground up, working directly with clients to translate their vision. The effect is infectious as customers – from the fellow who walks in, not knowing what he should be looking for, to the avid collector – instantly become engaged in the process. “Think of [the store] as a museum you can take home things from,” Foster says. “You get buzzed by things [both] on [and off] display.

Have a drink at the bar and try on things. It’s a totally different way to do it. Everything down to the décor and how we operate within the space. We’re on the same side as the customer. Ask me anything; have a face-to-face conversation about where this piece comes from and how it was made.”

Adam Foster Fine Jewelry, 1600 S. Brentwood Blvd., Suite 410, 314-771-3390; also available at Elleard Heffern Fine Jewelers, fosterjewelry.com

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With a connection to the past, these ornate contemporary pieces showcase

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Apologies – and Forgiveness

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t was January 1, 1954, and the Crimson Tide, the University of Alabama’s storied football team, faced the Rice University Owls in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas.

In the closing minutes of the second quarter, Alabama led by three points. On the fourth down, Alabama punted. The punt returner for Rice, running back Dicky Moegle, caught the ball and headed down the sidelines. He broke through the Alabama defenders and was headed to a 95-yard touchdown when something unexpected happened – interrupting what seemed like a sure thing.

One of the Alabama players, Tommy Lewis, jumped off the sidelines and ran onto the field without his helmet. To the amazement of spectators in the packed stadium and millions of other viewers of the nationally televised game, he tackled Moegle, then ran back to the bench and sat down.

The officials awarded a touchdown to Rice, but that failed to mollify the crowd, which appeared to want blood. Attendees of the game screamed, “Throw him out!” along with other things that weren’t nearly as polite. Lewis sat on the bench with his head bowed, we assume, contemplating why he did such a thing – even though football, as a game of emotion, often makes it is

easy for players and others to get caught up in a frenzy.

Lewis couldn’t explain his action any more than any of us can explain some of the impulsive things we’ve done. We knew better, but we acted on impulse, on the spur of the moment, without thinking. We thought we were doing the right thing, yet in hindsight, it became glaringly clear it wasn’t.

So Lewis sat there on the bench in shame, listening to attendees as they hurled insults at him. It undoubtedly was a lonely moment of total humiliation and disgrace for the young man.

Then, as the teams left the field at halftime, something else suddenly happened that caused the whole stadium to grow strangely quiet. Lewis ran to Moegle and put his arm around the Rice running back’s shoulder. It was his way of apologizing.

In an interview many years later, Moegle recalled, “At first, I thought it was one of my teammates, but it was Tommy Lewis with tears streaming down his face. He apologized, and said, ‘I don’t know what got into me.’”

Here’s the takeaway from this story: We all should demonstrate the willingness to forgive those who undermine us, lie to us and make life difficult for

MAKING TOMORROW’S DREAM A REALITY

By Dr. Benjamin Ola. Akande

us. Our determination to succeed in spite of all such negatives – and more – and our willingness to forgive form character strengths in leadership.

Such forgiveness ranks as a difficult but necessary competency for leadership – so go forth and practice that competency.

Oh, and did I mention that Rice won, 28-6?

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Dr. Benjamin Ola. Akande is the 21st president of the 166-year-old Westminster College in Fulton, Missouri.

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COMMUNICATION CONVERSATION

Do Your Research

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have a newspaper clipping taped to my office computer monitor. (Yes, it’s old school, but it sticks out to clients.) The clipping asks this question: What are the most common mistakes candidates make during job interviews? According to an Accountemps survey that involved 1,000 senior managers, the No. 1 mistake for interviewees is having little or no knowledge of a company. Of those 1,000 senior managers, 38 percent reported this as their biggest complaint.

This may be surprising, but I see this problem frequently among my clients who come in to prepare for employment interviews. Every time I ask such clients, “What do you know about this firm?” the response usually consists of a long pause accompanied by a dazed look. I then explain the clipping and gently advise, “We have to do some research.”

Research simply involves exploring a company’s website. Interview candidates should spend at least half an hour reading about a company before any interview. A company’s website customarily discloses its mission statement, which I recommend the candidate know by heart and reflect on in planned answers. Company websites also disclose vocabulary – the key words company employees likely use from day to day. The candidate should attempt to use said vocabulary in answers to show he or she

By Janis Murray

Interview candidates should spend at least half an hour reading about a company before any interview.

would fit into that corporate culture. A company’s website usually also discloses the goals it has in serving customers – an important message the candidate should incorporate into his or her answers.

Finally, by exploring the careers portion of a website, the candidate can likely find and review the job description of the position he or she is interviewing for – helpful before an interview for both midcareer professionals and those just entering the workforce. Unfortunately, new college graduates, especially in my experience with clients, tend to not read job descriptions in detail before blasting out dozens of résumés alongside generic cover letters – a big mistake to be addressed another day.

Showing you are well researched on a company is key to success in any interview – necessary, not optional, if you really want to win a job. I’m not saying the candidate should recite notes from a company’s

website. Interviewers will see through that! Simply showing in-depth knowledge multiple times in your own words is enough.

By the way, the other top mistakes the senior managers mentioned above reported were lack of preparedness to discuss skills/experiences (20 percent), lack of preparedness to discuss career plans/goals (14 percent), lack of eye contact (10 percent) and late arrival (9 percent). Fortunately, with attention, all of these can be fixed.

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Janis Murray is president of Murray Prep LLC, providing communication training for individuals seeking college admission and career advancement. She works with students and professionals, creating successful strategies, résumés, cover letters, essays, and image and interview/presentation performances. Contact her at jmurray@murrayprep.com.

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Unfortunately, for some individuals, a marriage might be on shaky ground.

During times like this, individuals could be talking about the possibility of divorce.

There could be disagreements and strife in the marriage itself.

In a lot of marriages, there might be arguments and differences of opinion.

There could be hard times but the individuals might not actually intend on getting a divorce. In many marriages, this is very much the case.

Some individuals might have a hard time deciphering whether or not they are just in difficult times in their marriage or whether a divorce is actually about to take place. Some truly may not feel as if they know the intentions of their spouse.

Every situation is different, therefore, uniform rules can not always be applied. But one fact that might very well lead a party to know the intentions of their spouse is the moving of large sums of money from a bank or investment account.

The laws of every state vary. For this reason, a party should consult with an attorney who is licensed and competent to practice law in their jurisdiction.

Generally, parties are not to move marital funds while a divorce is pending or reasonably anticipated.

But in some circumstances, a party might move money anyway. They might move it from a joint bank account, or investment account, into an account in their name. Some individuals might not move all the money, but maybe just a portion of the money without any advanced notice or conversation.

While this might not be a sign of a looming divorce in every circumstance, this can certainly be a big warning sign in many cases that a divorce is about to come. After all, why would a party be moving significant sums of money (without any discussions or agreement about this) otherwise? In some marriages, the couple might agree to maintain separate bank accounts. This is normal in many marriages because some parties might have different

spending and saving habits.

But when significant sums of money are being moved without any prior notice or conversation, a party should certainly be concerned. In many of these cases, it might be time for a party to begin considering their options quickly if this has happened to ensure that marital money is not transferred, concealed, dissipated or encumbered without their assent — and without their ability to bring it back into the marital estate. The reality is that the movement of money is often a significant sign that a divorce is about to be filed, and to prepare appropriately if so.

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uel local constituencies – one four-legged, the other two-legged – profit in vastly different fashions from the good works of FreshStart STL. That St. Louis-based nonprofit social enterprise strives to embody its name in a tandem fashion in accordance with its main mission, to “end homelessness by providing employment by preparing exceptional pet food,” according to its website.

More specifically, states the site, it seeks to provide a fresh start both “to homeless individuals by providing employment, [by] providing a linkage to a network of affordable housing and by providing individual mentorship and socialservices support for those who have experienced homelessness” and “to dogs and cats by preparing exceptionally high-quality natural-protein food that improves their health and prolongs a high quality of life.”

Steven Coffey – one of the co-founders of FreshStart STL, which launched slightly more than two years past – sketches what inspired its foundation.

“It was the outgrowth of a Methodist book-study group [that] challenged churches to think outside their walls to help others in need,” Coffey says. “Four initiatives were the outcome of the study … : Bridge Bread employs homeless men and women by making bread and rolls; HomeFirst STL provides affordable housing; FreshStart STL provides employment for homeless men and women by making

food and treats for dogs and cats; and New Beginnings provides free beds and starter furniture to veterans and people in need who are moving into their first affordable housing.”

At present, according to its website, FreshStart STL’s products number just three: beef dog food, beef dog treats and lamb dog treats. To suggest the quality of those products, FreshStart STL’s website lists the ingredients of its beef dog food: beef hearts and livers, carrots, yams, peas, blueberries, fish oil, apple cider vinegar, desiccated liver and Norwegian kelp, as well as amino acids and enzymes, imported yeast cultures, flaxseed, lecithin, garlic concentrate, Lactobacillus acidophilus and calcium citrate.

Although certain of those ingredients might sound less than appetizing to many humans, they likely would set tails a-wagging among Fido, Rover and Spot, in addition to Rin Tin Tin, Lassie and Cujo. (OK, maybe not the last, whose tastes took a decidedly unsavory turn.)

Although an embarrassing lack of thumbs prevents canines from Yelping FreshStart STL’s praises, local canines’ stewards suffer no such lack, as the nonprofit’s Facebook page establishes. “My Lucy loves your treats!” one such steward posted recently. Somewhat earlier, by way of a potential slogan, another had enthusiastically suggested, “Ever thought about using ‘Pet Nutrition With a Mission?’” Even earlier, a LadueNews.com | APRiL 28, 2017

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Gregory Allen and Chiquita Miller grinding the dog food mixture.

third cynophilist had gushed, “It was so great to visit you guys at the market on Saturday – I can’t wait to see the pics and video of my corgi, Walter!”

Among other felicities, the high-protein raw meat used in FreshStart STL’s products distinguishes them from many if not most of the nonprofit’s bagged or canned competition. That does impose on FreshStart STL’s products a complication not faced by, say, melamine-fortified kibble shipped from China: keeping them frozen until 15 to 25 minutes before hitting the dishes of Pongo, Perdita and the other 99 Dalmatians.

As a result, though, the nonprofit’s website claims FreshStart STL products “are metabolized more effectively than any highly processed dry filler,” yielding elevated energy levels, improved coat and skin quality and (“best of all since more of the food is absorbed in the body”) more compact and less odorous waste.

All well and good for Marmaduke, Odie and Snoopy, but as noted earlier, FreshStart STL freely confesses to an underlying, human agenda – to empower “those who have been rejected, devastated and dismissed as valueless,” according to its website. “Individuals, families and youth have been devastated by high unemployment, loss of health care [and]

Left and above: Local dogs sampling FreshStart STL kibble at Tower Grove Farmers’ Market. Photos supplied.

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Local dog owners learning about FreshStart STL at Tower Grove Farmers’ Market. Photo supplied.

family support, and poor life choices,” the site, presciently, continues. “Federal and local safety nets have collapsed or disappeared.”

Coffey provides details on the previously homeless “associates” employed by FreshStart STL. “We hire two to five people a week for seven to 12 hours, depending upon the season and sales of food … ,” he says. “All the proceeds from sales go to pay for food and salaries. We only pay the homeless partners – management is all volunteer. …

We work as demand allows for salaries to be paid. We are constantly looking for new outlets and donors to help pay for equipment, supplies and rent.”

There in the Centenary United Methodist Church startup kitchen or, later in the spring, the Saint Louis University Department of Nutrition and Dietetics’ Salus Center Kitchen, Coffey adds, an additional “10 to 15 volunteers float in and out, serving meals and mentoring men and women during workdays, ordering and delivering food, [placing] marketing calls, working on social media, handing out treats at farmers markets – in short, making food, learning and befriending the staff.”

Tellingly, Coffey revisits the subject of FreshStart STL’s staff.

“We have had 10 to 12 men and women involved in the program since the beginning,” he says. “Some have been able to find more work; others have regressed into old habits. This is not a perfect success story. …

“Our real mission is to help people who have, by their own wrong decisions or [through] circumstances, found themselves in need. These people have few choices to get their lives on track – few will hire them. Often the individuals don’t know how to respond to a normal work environment. They need an opportunity and coaching in life skills. Some take advantage and flourish.

“Unfortunately, others don’t – that’s the heartbreaking reality.”

Those interested in buying FreshStart STL products and supporting its good

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works can do so at select metro-area locations: A Company of Two, Murphy’s Mutts & Cuts, Pets in the City, all Straub’s locations and Tower Grove Farmers’ Market.

Beyond the nonprofit’s general retail endeavors, Coffey notes FreshStart STL partners with Stray Rescue of St. Louis’ Puppies for Parole program at Illinois’ medium-security United States Penitentiary, Marion. Selling treats to that program, he says, “allows inmates who are close to being released to train dogs for a 12-week period. The dogs graduate as trained, adoptable dogs, and the inmates receive a certificate as a trainer.

“The program uses our beef heart-and-liver treats as a training device. [The program’s organizers] tried other products, but came back to ours because of the high-response success rate.”

In short, in an increasingly dog-eat-dog world, FreshStart STL – whose website includes a photo of a golden retriever and a border collie going snout to snout in a canine meet-cute reminiscent of the famous spaghetti scene from Disney’s 1955 Lady and the Tramp – seeks to cultivate a degree of innocence and even beneficence akin to puppy love.

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room, white-oak tables created by St. Louis’ own Goebel & Co. Furniture accompany ebonized-ash chairs made by Jason Roskey of New York’s Fern Handcrafted Furniture.

“The space is a combination of sort of more-modern touches softened with natural elements,” Tara Gallina says. “We really wanted it to feel bright and open. We knew that when we took the space, half of it was glass, so we wanted to play on that a little bit. Warehouse windows make each room feel a little more private.”

Ken Schwartz of Florida’s SSA Foodservice Design + Consulting designed Vicia’s kitchen, where Michael Gallina works with his staff to craft refined dishes that feel as fresh as the clean-cut room where they’re served. Pastry chef Summer Wright, formerly of Reeds American Table in Maplewood, heads the desserts program. Many of the items on the debut counter-style

lunch menu (from March 22) came from the Gallinas’ pop-up dinners of the past six months.

“It’s light power food to make you feel good after you eat, leaning toward vegetable-forward but incorporating interesting cuts of meat as well,” Tara Gallina says. “We really want to have the menu always be a variation on menu items such as a sandwich, a tartine, a green dish and a soup.” With spring’s arrival, moreover, Vicia has added a quiche of shiitake, spinach and scallions, served with a mixed-greens salad — which sounds like a great choice before catching The Lion King at The Fabulous Fox Theatre.

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ne of the area’s most highly anticipated restaurant openings of the year took place last month in St. Louis’ Cortex Innovation Community as Vicia greeted its first guests.

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Sasha Aleksandr Malinich (of R/5 Design Agency and CASCO) designed the 2,500-square-foot, Nordic-influenced dining room and bar, with 54 seats available inside and 34 more outside. In the dining

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porridge bread.

“We really just want to keep lunch fresh, bright and seasonal,” Tara Gallina says. “Hopefully, it changes so much that when you come back, you get to try something new every time.”

From the pastry case, patrons can choose from items such as rhubarb turnovers and gingermolasses cookies. Beverages include Firepot iced tea, Kaldi’s Coffee’s seasonal drip, orange-and-rose cream soda and apple and ginger leaf-shrub soda.

Otherwise, according to Tara Gallina, Vicia’s full dinner service features an à la carte menu with a series of snacks that are meant to be shared as well as hot and cold appetizers and entrées.

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‌Story: Head lion Mufasa rules Pride Rock as “king of the beasts.” He presides over a flourishing kingdom, loved by his queen, Sarabi, but despised by his younger brother, Scar. When Mufasa and Sarabi’s male cub, Simba, is born, he’s presented to the other animals by the wise mandrill Rafiki as part of “The Circle of Life.”

Scar resents that Mufasa is king and is further angered that young Simba will inherit the throne.

Over time, Scar plots various ways to murder Mufasa, finally succeeding when he lures Simba into a stampede of wildebeests. Mufasa rescues Simba, but dies after Scar pushes him back into the stampede. Scar quickly ascends the throne with a menacing group of hyenas as his henchmen.

Simba is convinced by Scar that the lad caused his father’s death and at Scar’s urging flees into the countryside. Unknown to Scar, the hyenas fail to follow his orders to kill young Simba, letting him escape into the jungle.

There he’s rescued and raised by a wisecracking meerkat, Timon, and his pal, an affable warthog, Pumbaa. When Pumbaa years later is stalked by a lioness in desperate need of food, she turns out to be Simba’s childhood sweetheart, Nala. She convinces Simba to return home and reclaim the throne from his treacherous uncle, who has destroyed the onceflourishing pride land.

Highlights: Based on the 1994 Disney film of the same name, The Lion King is a magnificent spectacle of a show. The eye-popping, jaw-dropping puppetry designed by director Julie Taymor and Michael Curry has dazzled audiences for more than 8,000 performances on Broadway since its opening in 1997 following a tryout in Minneapolis. The show has since spawned tours nationwide, as well as in several foreign countries. Its six Tony Awards were well earned for direction, sets, costumes, lighting and choreography, as well as Best Musical.

Other Info: The current production at The Fabulous Fox Theatre marks its fourth touring version in St. Louis. The show retains its considerable magic and wonder, with a book by Roger Allers and Irene Mecchi that harkens to Hamlet and features such Disney staples as the affable friends of the hero, in this case Timon and Pumbaa.

The beauty of The Lion King lies in the breathtaking artistry of the masks and puppets, creations that took a staggering total of more than 17,000 hours to assemble for the original Broadway production. The show is the third-longest running musical ever on Broadway and the highest-grossing Broadway production of all time, with more than $1 billion in revenue. It’s also the top-earning title in box-office history for both stage and cinema.

Performers who maneuver the puppets speak in unison with their animal counterparts, achieving a stereo

By Mark Bretz

effect of sorts in the presentation. Their flair is enhanced by the resplendent costumes designed by Taymor, complemented by a rainbow of hues incorporated into Michael Ward’s hair and makeup design.

Richard Hudson’s scenic design focuses on the Prime Rock locale, aided by screens that depict various jungle aspects, such as a waterfall, a river and even the African veldt. All of it is sumptuously illuminated by Donald Holder’s lighting design, which features a shimmering sun as well as a night sky filled with sparkling stars.

Garth Fagan’s choreography is effervescent and vibrant throughout, inspired by the infectious mingling of African rhythms and South African music with American pop styles. The show’s enchanting music is an intricate collaboration fusing the primary compositions of Elton John with the lyrics of Tim Rice and enhanced by its contributions. It blends several songs from the 1994 movie with tunes written specifically for the musical.

Fine singing accentuates the production as well, led by the glorious pipes of Mukelisiwe Goba on the packed media night as Rafiki; she led the introductory “Circle of Life” number as puppeteers in animal costumes cascaded down the aisles of The Fox onto the stage before wide-eyed children and their adult counterparts.

The Lion King takes a serviceable story and elevates it to superior art with the fastidious, meticulous direction and dedication by Taymor and her immensely talented colleagues, a visual and auditory feast for the senses.

Group: Touring Company Venue: The Fabulous Fox Theatre, 527 N. Grand Blvd.

Dates: Through May 7 Tickets: $55-$199; contact 314-534-1111 or metrotix.com Rating: A 5 on a scale of 1-to-5

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The Wine Life WHAT I AM DRINKING NOW…

By Stanley Browne

‌2014 SECATEURS CHENIN BLANC – SOUTH AFRICA Grape: Chenin blanc with a splash of Palomino Winemaker/Owners: Adi and Hein Badenhorst Aged: Concrete tanks and older oak casts Approximate Retail Price: $15 TASTING NOTES: Color: Light straw Aroma: White peach, quince Taste: Bright and clean with notes of almonds, quinine, quince; good materiality and acidity with a clean finish

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lthough South Africa hasn’t drawn much praise from the international wine media, the nation has a long winemaking history, dating from the 17th century.

South Africa has suffered several challenges, though, when selling good wine. First, an 1886 insect infestation of

phylloxera diseased and destroyed many vineyards, and subsequently, an ongoing glut of wine caused considerable quantities of it to be destroyed.

Not until the late 1980s did South Africa’s export market start to open.

After apartheid’s fall, the longstanding wine cooperative KWV changed; the wine industry privatized in order to make quality wines, with a monumental shift from producing grapes for distilling liquors like brandy (70 percent of the crop) to making vintages for the international wine market.

A.A. Badenhorst Family Wines originate on 28 hectares in the Swartland appellation, north of Cape Town. The fathers of cousins Adi and Hein Badenhorst both worked as farmers at the famed Klein Constantia winery, with the cousins later taking over the neglected cellar on the Kalmoesfontein farm, where the vineyards are situated. In 2008, the cousins bought 60 hectares to form A.A. Badenhorst Family Wines, with the goals of making vintages

using traditional methods and practicing biological farming for natural wines.

The company’s vineyards mostly sport old bush vines, not trellised, that were planted in the 1950s and ’60s to produce chenin blanc, Cinsault and grenache. The vineyard’s soil ranges from granite to clay and shale.

Secateurs ranks as Badenhorst’s second-tier wine, which the cousins make in a red blend, a rosé and a chenin blanc.

It is thought, incidentally, that chenin blanc (also known as steen and nowadays one of the most cultivated and popular grape varietals) was originally planted in South Africa in 1685 by fleeing Huguenots.

Food Pairings: Secateurs pairs nicely with chicken, salad and fish and holds up to cream sauces. It also pairs well with charcuterie and pâté.

Certified Sommelier Stanley Browne owns Robust Wine Bar in Webster Groves and Downtown at the MX, as well as Snax Gastrobar in Lindenwood Park.

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By Kaitlynn Martin

Sun., April 30

Richmond Heights presents ART FEST – AN AFTERNOON OF ART at Lindbergh Park.

Around 30 local fine crafts vendors and artists set up and sell their work, featuring drawings, paintings, printmaking, photography, mixed media, sculpture and digital art. Fine crafts include clay, jewelry, fiber, glass, wood and metal pieces. Live music – as well as food from Uptown Cafe, Edg-Cliff Farms and Vineyard, Holy Crepe! and Destination Desserts – is available. Free. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. richmondheights.org.

Sun., April 30

As part of the Bach Society of Saint Louis’ 2017 Bach Festival, the YOUNG ARTIST RECITAL features Bach Society Young Artists as they perform their favorite Bach solos. The concert is presented in collaboration with the Couts Music Series and takes place at Second Presbyterian Church. Free.

4 p.m. bachsociety.org.

Fri., April 28, to Sun., April 30

To celebrate World Dance Day in St. Louis, the AMERICAN NATYA FESTIVAL takes place at Clayton High School’s auditorium. Known as the only Indian dance drama festival in the United States, the event is organized by Soorya Performing Arts and features a platform to create, discuss, present works and showcase new ideas in order to increase awareness and enjoyment of this particular dance style. Major cities from around the country are represented by 12 groups expected to perform in hourlong productions. The festival starts with Soorya Performing Arts’ Sanskrit production of Subhadra Parinaya. Throughout the weekend, prominent teachers in the dance community are also honored with awards. Tickets for the festival start at $35. natya.org.

Thu., May 4

Left Bank Books presents STEPHANIE DANLER and her instant national bestseller, Sweetbitter, in a book discussion at the St. Louis County Library headquarters. Danler’s book is known as a “coming-of-age tale, following a small-town girl into the electrifying world of New York City and the education of a lifetime at one of the most exclusive restaurants in Manhattan.” The event is free, but proof of purchase of Sweetbitter from Left Bank is required to enter the signing line. 7 p.m.

314-994-3300 or left-bank.com.

Fri., April 28

Foundry Art Centre presents the opening of “THE NTH DEGREE” exhibition in Galleries I and II. James Chase, an internationally exhibited artist and instructor, has put the collection of work together from artists’ submissions from across the country. The exhibition explores the important role numbers play in our lives. To celebrate the new exhibit, an opening reception is being held with food, drinks and an opportunity to talk with featured artists. 5:30 p.m. foundryartcentre.org.

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Fri., May 5 Mon., May 1

The Saint Louis Fashion Fund will host a video premiere of LIGHT UP THE ZIPPER at the Missouri History Museum. The short film highlights the work of the St. Louis garment district and features St. Louisans who used to work there. Also debuting that night is the Saint Louis Fashion Fund truck. $50.

5:30 to 7:30 p.m. saintlouisfashionfund.org.

The Bach Society of Saint Louis’ 2017 Bach Festival presents BACH CHAMBER MUSIC BY CANDLELIGHT. This “full immersion experience of Bach’s chamber works” takes place in the intimate setting of the Church of St. Michael & St. George. $25. 7 p.m. bachsociety.org.

Wood You Marry Me wedding invitations – Photo by Edyta Szyszlo

Special-Occasion

Queen

By Brittany Nay

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rom classic to organic to whimsical, Cheree Berry Paper is celebrating 10 years of designing custom stationery for all of life’s most memorable occasions.

St. Louis-area native Cheree Berry, who graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in design from Washington University in St. Louis, worked as a designer and art director for Kate Spade New York before launching her own paper company in her hometown in 2007. “I fell in love with designing paper and realized I could actually get paid to do this,” Berry says.

Through the years, Cheree Berry Paper has evolved from a custom wedding-invitation business to a company offering traditional-to-playful stationery for every occasion, including weddings, baby showers, birthday parties, nonprofit galas and corporate events.

“Our signature style is classic – with a twist,” Berry says. The one-woman operation has grown to a staff of 22, including seven experienced graphic designers and illustrators who take inspiration from their clients to create stationery as unique as they are. “We call ourselves ‘occasion queens,’” Berry says. “There is no occasion we haven’t tackled.”

Today, Cheree Berry Paper can be found not only on chereeberrypaper.com but also in Target stores across the nation. Berry connected with a Target buyer two years ago, and after several successful design meetings in Minneapolis, the retail chain selected the locally based paper company to be one of the faces of a chic new stationery section. The collection features both wedding and baby stationery. “We call them ‘light do-ityourself,’ so you buy a design and fill in the facts of the party,” Berry explains. “And we still try to make them feel as custom and personalized as possible, so people know they are opening something that’s unique.”

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The wedding lines feature save-the-date cards, thankyou notes and be-my-bridesmaid invitations, as well as cocktail napkins and paper chargers for ancillary wedding events, all designed with modern brides and grooms in mind. The baby lines include baby announcements and baby-shower invitations, such as the Swaddle Soiree design, featuring a baby-shaped card with a blanket opening to the event details. “Maybe a mom is having her second baby, and she doesn’t want to go custom because she’s busy and being more frugal,” Berry says. “These are great for showers because there are just 10 to 25 cards, and the formats are really unexpected.” The designs stay in line with Cheree Berry Paper, as they showcase its signature typography and clever copywriting on every card, as well as chic gold-foil accents.

Although Cheree Berry Paper has expanded to offthe-shelf stationery, the heart of its business remains custom invitations. The company recently unveiled 40 new customizable wedding-invitation designs on its website and continues to work closely with couples who would like the stationery for their big day to be personalized from start to finish. The most popular customizable designs, which can be altered using the website’s libraries of fonts, color schemes, themes, inks and envelopes, include Fit for a Queen, featuring a royal vibe for the classic bride; Wood You Marry Me, with an organic feel for the outdoorsy couple; and Rose Water, a Gothic, romantic theme for the edgier bride. Berry says the designs run the gamut of tastes, from the classic bride who wants to pull out the invitation in 10 years and still love it, to the “unique” bride who desires an invitation that stands out from the crowd.

When a bride and groom opt to design a custom wedding invitation, Berry selects the designer with the aesthetic most fitting for the couple. “We ask

[the couple] a ton of questions to make the design as personalized as possible, from how they met to their engagement story and why they chose their wedding location,” Berry says, adding that the couple is presented with two or three design options to choose from, and several rounds of revisions are made to perfect the stationery. “We want the design to be a visual representation of that couple.”

Cheree Berry Paper has designed wedding, baby and special-event stationery for everyone and everything from St. Louis couples, corporations, charities and medical centers, such as St. Louis Children’s Hospital, to high-profile clients, including former first daughters Chelsea Clinton and Jenna Bush Hager, Girls actress Allison Williams, Modern Family’s Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’s Ellie Kemper. “We’re working with people at such an emotional time, so it’s so neat when you reveal the invitation, and they say, ‘It’s amazing!’” Berry says. “That’s what keeps us running and ticking.”

This summer, the company will release another new collection – a whimsical line of everyday stationery, from birthday cards to thank-you notes, slated for smaller lifestyle chain stores and local boutiques. “We’re also working on some exciting new collaborations, such as a playful design for baby-moccasin company Chérubin,” Berry says. “We plan to stay primarily in paper and maybe some home goods.” Whatever the project, Cheree Berry’s signature style – classic, with a twist – is sure to mark every paper product.

Cheree Berry Paper, 215 N. Meramec Ave., Second Floor, St. Louis, 314-533-6688, chereeberrypaper.com

Stork baby shower invitation – photo by ann Hubbard

St. Louis-based Cheree Berry Paper puts its stamp on the national stationery industry.

Story Unfolds wedding invitations – photo by ann Hubbard

rose Water wedding invitations – photo by Jonathan Gayman

Wedding chargers – photo by ashley Gieseking

love lettering save the date card – photo by ann Hubbard

Be My Bridesmaid card – photo by ann Hubbard

Fit for a Queen wedding invitations – photo by Edyta Szyszlo X Marks the Thought thank-you cards – photo by ann Hubbard

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Dining & Entertainment

Spring is the perfect time to head to Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria, where visitors can check out the new spring menu and enjoy a cocktail with friends on the rebuilt patio.

With an ever-growing fan base and second restaurant in the works, the Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria team has a busy 2017 in store. To learn more, call 314-942-6555 or visit katiespizzaandpasta.com.

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KATIE’S PIZZA & PASTA OSTErIA

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here’s no better place to get a taste of spring than at Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria in Rock Hill. With a revamped spring menu and rebuilt patio, the restaurant is sure to check all the boxes.

Katie Collier, who co-owns the restaurant with her husband, Ted Collier, says this spring has been all about innovation and experimenting with new tastes and ingredients. Though some favorites like the eggplant-parmigiana small plate are back, the Katie’s team has added plenty of new options like a cucumber crostini, a prawn-and-avocado salad and a housemade torchio pasta.

“We added about 25 new menu options,” Collier says. “We were very inspired by seasonal ingredients, but we were also looking to incorporate some South American ingredients and use them with Italian methods of cooking.”

Collier says the restaurant has a few “really incredible” chefs from South America in the kitchen,

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and she was interested in incorporating more of their style of cooking into the restaurant’s menu.

The patio has become such a highlight for Katie’s visitors in the warm months that the team actually had to rebuild and rework it to create more space.

“We got rid of the picnic tables so we could seat more people and reconfigured the garden,” Collier says.

The garden now surrounds the perimeter of two garden tables. Visitors who sit at these tables are literally inside the garden and are surrounded by all the vegetables and herbs that are growing there. Local craftsman Martin Goebel built the two tables, which are full slabs of oak tree with live edges.

She also notes that the outside area now features more nights of music, and visitors can enjoy live tunes five nights a week.

New to the patio area is an outdoor bar, where visitors can enjoy the revamped cocktail menu. This season’s drink menu includes a wide range of freshpressed juices and a variety of herbs. Some highlights

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include a grapefruit-and-rosemary paloma, the basilmash margarita and a cucumber-dill mule, along with favorites like The Famous Watermelon.

“They’re great to enjoy by the glass or in a pitcher on the patio with friends,” Collier notes.

For those who prefer to take the Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria experience home to their own kitchens, the Colliers are launching a meal kit company called VERO Pizza & Pasta, coming in June.

“We’ll have recipe cards that are interactive, so you can have fun making [the recipes] with family and friends,” Collier says. “It’s all about the interaction of cooking and reconnecting with people.”

In addition, the Colliers are working on a new restaurant at 14173 Clayton Road, which is expected to open in early July.

Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria, 9568 Manchester Road, Rock Hill, 314-942-6555, katiespizzaandpasta.com

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‌THE ART OF ENTERTAINING

8796 Big Bend Blvd., 314-963-9899, t heaofe.com Serve up a sizzling Cinco de Mayo party with The Art of Entertaining. Taco ’bout a good time, check out the Taco Bar! It’s $10 per person, with a 10-person minimum.

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7923 Forsyth Blvd., 314-726-5007, b arristersinclayton.com With the largest selection of craft beer in Clayton and 30-plus bloody mary options for brunch, you won’t want to miss out.

Barrister’s – not your typical pub fare, not your typical sports bar!

1811 Pestalozzi St., 314-773-8646, f razersgoodeats.com Experience Frazer’s, an anchor in St. Louis’ historic Benton Park since 1992. With its private dining packages and globally inspired menu, all your future gatherings already are taken care of.

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The newly opened Chase Club invites you in to enjoy one of its 18 beers on tap or a perfectly prepared cocktail.

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Experience a taste of New Orleans right here in the Central West

Discover the best Mediterranean cuisine, with

End. Red beans and rice, gumbo, jambalaya, classic drinks and live

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homemade lasagna, tapas calientes or rich caramelized flan. The pizzeria delivers a “taste of Spain in the middle of Italy.”

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8100 Maryland Ave., 314-769-9595, h erbies.com Herbie’s move to Clayton gives the opportunity to perfect the way it cares for guests at lunch and dinner, plus weekend brunches. Now open, come in to the place where you’re already a regular!

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Angie Lampert invites you to join her at Lampert’s Red Shack in historic Dogtown. Dine in the newly

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seafood and sandwiches, daily gluten-free breads, prepared meals, select wines and local brews, catering and so much more.

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Plaster Patching and Repair Interior & Exterior Walls, ceilings & crown molding.

(DRYVIT, EIFS SYSTEM repairs & new application) Also drywall, taping & repairs.

220th ENGINEER'S, LLC 314-220-3638

Complete Lawn Maintenance for Residential & Commercial REMODEL & REPAIR Power Washing,Rotted Wood, Painting, Tile, Drywall, Floors, Electrical, Carpentry, Plumbing.

Insured. Free Est. 40yrs Exp. Don Phillips 314-973-8511 PRECISION REMODELING Room Additions, Decks, Bathrooms, Kitchens & so much more. Interior & Exterior.

Free Estimates! Fully Insured.

Call Bob (314) 799-4633 or Jim (314) 799-4630

SPRING CLEANUP Fertilizing, Planting, Sodding, Seeding, Mowing, Mulching, Edging, Spraying, Weeding, Pruning, Trimming, Bed Maintenance, Dethatching, Brush Removal, Retaining Walls, Paver Patios and Drainage Work.

Licensed Landscape Architect/Designer

Landscape Design, Installation & Maintenance NOW ADDING NEW CUSTOMERS FOR 2017 Complete Estate Management Maintenance: ï Mowing ï Mulching ï Plantings ï Bed Work ï Drainage Solutions ï Seed and Sod ï Annual Turf Care Packages Outdoor Living: ï Patios ï Fire Features ï Retaining Walls ï Water Features ï Native Landscapes ï Driveways and Walkways Call Today for Estimate

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314-426-8833 REPAIR IT BEFORE YOU REPLACE IT Carpet Repaired, Restretched, Installed, New Carpet Sales, Large Selection in 2 Showrooms.

Over 30 Years Experience. For a Quote Call Nick 314-845-8049

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Time for Some

Hard Work Yard Work SPRING LANDSCAPING Landscape Design • Spring Clean-Up Brush Clearing • Bed Preparation • Tilling Weeding & Mulching • Planting Tree/Shrub Fertilization,Trimming and Removal • Lawn Fertilization, Weed Control, De-Thatching, Sodding and Seeding • Gutter Cleaning • Power Washing • Stone Walls, Patios, Borders and Drainage Solution.

The Hard Work Yard Work Co. LLC

LAWN & GARDEN

PLASTERING

Cut Right Lawn & Landscaping Bonded, insured, full service, free estimate. Weekly mowing, mulching & bed clean up, tree pruning, retaining walls. I can do it all!

Call Martin 314-359-8327

BORRELLI PLASTERING Standard, Ornamental, Skim Coat & Venetian Plastering. Plaster Patches. Stucco, Stone, Tile, Outdoor Kitchens, Retaining Walls, Drywall & Design. Insured, 30+yrs Experience. Free Estimates.

636-696-7110

Polo's Lawn & Landscape Inc Retaining Walls, Paver Patios, Leaf and Snow Removal, Backyard Cleanup, Trees & Sod. Staining Decks by brush.

Free Estimates 314-280-2779

MASONRY/CONCRETE Atek | The Masonry Pros Brick-Block-Stone Repaired-Rebuilt-Restored Licensed - Insured | Free Estimates Online @: stlbrickrepair.com Call/Text: 314-629-2283

PAINTING ASTON - PARKER PAINTING Interior/Exterior Painting Wallpaper Removal Insured, 35 Years Experience Free Estimates Call 314-766-2952 or 314-766-2962 alstonparker@hotmail.com

"THE" Painting Contractor in St.Louis Professional Tradesman Exterior & Interior Painting Power Washing, Decks & Homes Paperhanging, Taping & Finishing Call Jess Today @ 314-570-1908 vanderbiltconstruction@yahoo.com Check us out on Facebook

For Free Estimates call Keith at 314-422-0241 or e-mail at

hwyardwork@aol.com Since 2001

O’BRIEN PAINTING & DECORATING, INC. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Painting • Power Washing Wallpapering • Plastering

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AS IS - $2000/mo

Call 314-973-7688

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Shown by appointment only, call Bill at 314-440-7244.

ROOFING US Army Engineers Take on any roof! Slate, Clay Tile & Shingles. Also Soffit, Fascia, Gutter Repairs and Gutter Cleaning. Over 30yrs Exp. Fully Insured. No house too tall & No job too small 220th ENGINEER'S, LLC 314-220-3638

SERVICES MIKE'S GARAGE DOOR Repair & Installation Quality Work!

20yrs Exp. References

40 Years Experience Fully Insured • References

Mike 314-265-4568

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Fully Insured ï Work Guaranteed

314-481-3500

Grass Cutting • Fertilize Grass Complete Maintenance Bed Maintenance Brick & Stone Work • Irrigation Call George 314-567-6066

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John The Painter LLC Master Tradesman Fine Interior Painting Excellent Preparation Since 1984 314-966-6463 JC PAINTS Interior/Exterior Painting, Reliable, Clean, Reasonable & Insured.

Call John for a Free Estimate!

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We charge by the hour or the piece, house to house or room to room. Bonded & Insured.

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Weekly Lawn Mowing and Gardening.

CA$H 4 OLD STUFF —Light Hauling— We cleanup, haul away &/or purchase: garage, estate & moving sales!

Also, warehouse, business & storage locker leftovers!

FAY FURNITURE 618-271-8200 AM

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Garden Design, Planting, Mulching and Maintenance.

Also Painting and Decks.

Free Estiments.

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2013 BBB Torch Award Winner

Tree Service Professionals Trimming, Deadwooding, Reduction, Removals, Stump Grinding, Year Round Service and Fully Insured Call Michael Baumann for a Free Estimate & Property Inspection

636.375.2812 You'll be glad you called!

MCGREEVY PIANO "Get Tuned for Spring" Bill McGreevy, Piano Technician Guild Associate Member

Trees Trimmed & Removed

314-335-9177

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40 Yrs Experience. Free Estimates.

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