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The LUXURY COLLECTION of

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21 Brookwood

16901 Pacland Ridge Drive Chesterfield | $2,290,000

Ladue | $2,125,000

400 South Warson

11243 Hunters Pond Road

564 Eagles Nest Court

115 Club Creek Court

3473 Whitsetts Fork Road

143 North Bemiston Avenue

20005 State Highway 47

66 Chesterfield Lakes Road

1309 Ann Avenue

1642 Garden Valley Drive

Town & Country | $2,699,000

Saint Albans | $935,000

Kirkwood | $750,000

Wildwood | $895,000

Wildwood | $749,900

Clayton | $850,000

20 Dwyer Place

Ladue | $739,000

Creve Coeur | $1,999,999

Marthasville | $799,900

7255 Creveling Drive

University City | $649,900

Wildwood | $990,000

Chesterfield | $799,000

929 Cobblestone

Washington | $559,900

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View video tours at: www.robertarollins.com Stone Ledge Farm - Enjoy your own family retreat with this private 196+ acre country estate. Picturesque historical limestone home with big valley setting, meandering creeks, woodlands, meadows, and stocked lake to explore, relax, and renew.

Wenwood Winery - One-of-a-kind opportunity to live and work at this successful winery! 1880’s residence, tasting room, gift/ wine sales, 60 acres, processing fixtures, and winemaker to assist you in your new venture are all inluded!

9445 Highway AN - Gorgeous 93 acre farm with custom luxury home overlooking rolling green fields and woods offers the perfect combination of country living and modern amenities.

Stone Ledge Farm - Hwy TT Dutzow | $3,675,000

Wenwood Farm Winery Bland | $1,200,000

9445 Highway AN Rosebud | $635,000

Suzanne Matyiko 314-496-8224

www.suzannematyiko.com 14304 Spyglass Ridge - Customized villa in the affluent Mansions At Spyglass Summit offers classic Midwest living with Southwest flair! Tall ceilings, exposed beams, hard wood floors, and ornate custom finishes make this unique home a work of art.

Other features included updated gourmet kitchen, hand carved doors, and whole-house audio.

14304 Spyglass Ridge Chesterfield | $599,900

Patershuk Partners

Diane Patershuk - 314-477-7673 Rod Patershuk - 314-477-7674

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19 Stacy Dr - Newer 1.5 story home in a quiet parklike setting on one of Olivette’s premier streets.

Enjoy comfortable living provided by large rooms and spacious living areas.

25 Heather Hill Ln - On one of Olivette’smost prestigious streets, this homeboasts 6,500 sq ft of living space, 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, pool & Jacuzzi.

19 Stacy Drive Olivette | UNDER CONTRACT!

25 Heather Hill Lane Olivette | $1,199,000

Jiggs Dunn & Christine Cool Jiggs Dunn - 314-503-7999 Christine Cool - 314-614-5822 www.jiggsdunn.com 1 West Walinca - Rare opportunity for spectacular home in the heart of Clayton. Amazing windows, soaring ceiling heights and open floor plan.

Clayton living at its best!

1 West Walinca Clayton | $945,000

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“We are always trying to do good things for the community, because we feel you don’t give to get, you give to gift.”

To celebrate their 10 years as a supporting foundation of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis, Michael and Carol Staenberg challenge the community to give back. Over the years, the Staenbergs have made philanthropic investments in the St. Louis community and also volunteered their time and talent to the Jewish community and St. Louis region.

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3172 Arkansas Avenue (St. Louis).

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202 North Brentwood #3A (Clayton).

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5911 Hartford (St. Louis).

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29 Glenview Road (Ladue).

$2,350,000

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1950 Log Cabin Lane (Ladue).

$1,999,999

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$1,850,000

665 Wyndham Crossing (Des Peres).

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1123 Bella Vista Drive (Frontenac).

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6621 Pershing (University City).

$485,000

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7255 Cornell Avenue (University City).

$429,000

17488 Princeton Ridge Court (Eureka).

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1017 Briley Street (St. Peters).

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4464 Lindell Unit #14 (St. Louis).

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$295,000

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115 Pointer Lane (Ladue).

$989,000

$355,000

391 Madewood Lane (Chesterfield).

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$319,900

$975,000

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$974,900

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$875,000

2023 Geyer Avenue (St. Louis).

$299,000

2 Daniel Road (Ladue).

$850,000

1071 Schumacher (Fenton).

$237,000

and family room, wine closet, full bath and guest

4468 Maryland Avenue (CWE).

$769,000

4909 Devonshire Avenue (St. Louis).

$219,000

bedroom, the lower level walks out to a patio with a

135 North Hanley Road (Clayton).

$765,000

2646 High School Drive (Brentwood).

$195,000

665 Wyndham Crossing (Des Peres).

$595,000

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1035 Price School Lane (Ladue).

$990,000

2 Daniel Road (Ladue).

$850,000

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$699,000

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979 Delvin Drive (Town & Country).

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18 Brookwood Road (Town & Country). $1,495,000

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Open 10/2, 1-3 PM LADUE l $949,500 9239 Ladue Road 12 Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths Linda Benoist 314.504.5495 Lisa Coulter 314.941.2883

LADUE l $1,450,000 2 Log Cabin Drive 12 Rooms, 5 Bedrooms, 5 Full & 2 Half Baths Steve Johnston 314.498.1767

CHESTERFIELD l $439,500 14795 Greenloch Court 12 Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths Susan Hurley 314.308.6636

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FRONTENAC l $810,000 l NEW PRICE 2450 Hermitage Hill Lane 9 Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, 3 Full & 2 Half Baths Joyce Pass 314.795.5757

Open 10/2, 1-3 PM LADUE l $645,000 l NEW PRICE 8 Wickersham Lane 8 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Joyce Pass 314.795.5757

UNIVERSITy CITy l $710,000 7117 Maryland Avenue 10 Rooms, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths Peggy Dozier 314.974.6990

ST. LOUIS l $370,000 1121 Locust Street, Unit 202 6 Rooms, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Gary Boyson 314.374.5764

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241 Linden Avenue in Clayton $2,975,000 5 Bedrooms, 3 Full & 2 Half Baths Total Living Area: 8,435 Square Feet Custom home richly clad in brick and stone with a rare circle driveway sits on an oversized lot in the heart of Old Town Clayton.

Embracing refined style and comfort, the owner’s attention-todetail is adaptable to any lifestyle. Ascending from the entry, the gathering room, formal dining room and curved wrought iron staircase open to the double height great room with bay window, fireplace and bar area. The open kitchen features a large island topped with granite, Viking commercial gas range and custom cabinetry disguising most of the appliances and butler pantry.

The main floor master suite with fireplace demands front and rear patios, his/hers closets and luxurious bath. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms plus loft/study area. The curved staircase descends to the lower level with office, exercise, family room, 1/2 bath and entertaining bar. Serene fenced backyard with waterfall, covered deck with Wolf grill, 3-car garage includes lift, extensive moldings throughout, and rough-in for elevator.

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171 North Bemiston Avenue in Clayton $4,500,000 4 Bedrooms, 5 Full & 3 Half Baths Total Living Area: 8,050 Square Feet This is truly a one-of-a-kind property in the heart of Old Town Clayton. Custom-built, this property sits on 3 lots and offers the ultimate in gracious urban living. This home affords the owners ease of living with a main floor master suite that includes his and her baths and closets; formal living and dining rooms; a grand great room with custom built-in entertainment center and wet bar with walk-in wine room; and a gourmet eat-in kitchen with step-down sunroom that opens to a quaint private patio perfect for morning coffee.

Additionally find an exercise room and main floor laundry which complete the first floor offerings. Upstairs are 3 large bedroom suites and another laundry room. Lower level includes a rec room, storage and the incredible 7-car heated and cooled garage. Details you won’t find in most homes are the standard here with custom cabinetry, detailed moldings, beveled glass pocket doors, elevator, pool and pool house plus a perfectly sized lawn.

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Editor ‌When I first had the opportunity to sign up for a foreign language in middle school, I knew exactly what language I wanted to study: French.

At the time, all I wanted to do was have a baguette swordfight with my friends in front of the Eiffel Tower. Looking back, this might not have been the best reason to learn a language, but there you have it. As I began my studies and continued through the years, though, I fell in love with the language and the country.

To this day, I have dreamed of traveling to France – specifically Paris, the City of Light – to explore the glorious architecture, enjoy the delectable delights and have a new adventure. Although such a trip isn’t in my foreseeable future, this week’s Arts & Culture feature did a wonderful job of helping me, and hopefully you, visualize a cozy cruise through French canals and countryside. Starting on p. 76, LN contributing writer Susan Manlin Katzman describes traveling via the Horizon II barge, including the sites – and of course the divine meals – she experienced along the way.

Elsewhere in this week’s edition, we feature Jessie Miller of Jessie D. Miller Interior Design in our Abode section. Starting on p. 37, LN contributing writer Julia Cain shares the inspiration behind Miller’s intricate designs. Her work makes me swoon and certainly inspires me to revamp my abode.

All the best,

Alecia Humphreys

Editor’s Corner The word around town Congratulations to

We’re Sorry! In the September 23 edition,

the newly founded

we misspelled photographer Anne Matheis’

Kids Shouldn’t Have

name. We regret the error.

Cancer Foundation for raising more than $120,000 at its inaugural

We’re Sorry! In the September 16 edition,

gala in September. The

Mark Villa was misidentified on the New City

Kids Shouldn’t Have

School cover. We apologize for the error.

Cancer Foundation is a nonprofit organization created in memory of Jonny Wade, an 8-year old who passed away on Dec. 21, 2015, after a battle with cancer.

Congrats to Nick Prainito, a sophomore at St. Louis University High School, for recently earning the Eagle Scout rank. Nick is the son of Mark and Kathy Prainito.

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atching a child grow brings parents indescribable joy. Parenting is never easy, though, and when your child struggles to communicate their wants and needs verbally, it can be difficult to distinguish if they are simply encountering some challenges with speech or if they need help with a speech disorder. “Early intervention is most important,” Sheri Mistretta, executive director of Walker Scottish Rite Clinic at Maryville University, explains. “If you diagnose and treat early, before secondary conditions and behaviors arrive, it’s a smaller [issue]. Just like anything else in life, the earlier you get at it, the faster you can get it resolved.”

The Clinic devotes itself to improving speech for children at an early age. “We treat children, ages 2 through 6, who present with a variety of articulation and language concerns,” speech and language pathologist Ellie Richter says. “[They might] say certain things or have a list of words they know. We teach them how to speak using speech sounds and how to communicate with the people around them. We work with the children’s parents, and/or teachers as necessary, to tailor their therapy towards their

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age, social and academic expectations.”

Families are often referred to Walker Scottish Rite Clinic, where a screening appointment is first set up to determine if further evaluation is needed. Formal and informal screening tools are used to look at the child’s articulation and language skills. “We were introduced to Walker Scottish Rite through Mercy Hospital,” Mario Guerrero says. “It [had been] really hard to find a therapist [who was] qualified in both Spanish and English for our daughter, Kamila. The fact that she’s learning two languages is harder.”

Richter began seeing Kamila when she enrolled in the KidTalk Spanish program.

“Kamila originally came to the Clinic and wasn’t talking very much,” Richter describes.

“She’s been with us a year now, and [at age 4], her long-term prognosis is good. She’s made significant progress in both languages [and is] increasing her confidence.”

Kamila’s transformation over the course of a year has proven remarkable. “Her mom and I are able to understand her better,” Guerrero says of his daughter’s progress. “She has better social skills with her friends. Before, she was able to say only one or two words. Now, she’s able to talk in complete sentences.”

KidTalk Celebration Sat., Nov. 12 at Majorette 7150 Manchester Ave., Maplewood, 63143

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Therapists are all Hanen certified, focusing on parent interaction through crossover education at home. “We want [these children] to be fully integrated and [we] teach skills needed to participate in the real world,” Richter says.

The Walker Scottish Rite Clinic continues to find ways of expanding to better serve the community’s children. The charity organization bridges the gap between state-funded programs, which require severe symptoms for qualification, and children with possible delays.

“Free services are a critical part [of the Clinic] because speech language therapy can be cost-prohibitive and often isn’t [fully] covered by health insurance,” Mistretta says. “We literally saw and served 777 children last year alone. We’ve already served hundreds this year, with 106 children on the waiting list – and that’s heartbreaking. If we could triple our manpower, we could do so much more.”

Walker Scottish Rite Clinic at Maryville University, 650 Maryville University Drive, St. Louis, 314-529-9200, srclinic.org

on Sat., nov. 12, kidtalk celebration introduces the mission of Walker Scottish rite clinic in a festive environment at Majorette in Maplewood. this year’s theme promises to amaze while incorporating opportunities for you to learn about and support the important work done at the clinic and throughout the community. “the kidtalk celebration is going to be ‘spectacular! Spectacular!’ a fabulous vaudevillian circus feel,” Mistretta says. “We absolutely believe in wining and dining folks to make it an experiential evening. they’ll get to hear all about the services we provide – and they’re going to have an unforgettable evening while they are at it.”

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he Women Lawyers’ Association of Greater St. Louis (WLA) celebrated its 40th anniversary with a gala on Sept. 10. The Honorable Jane Kelly – of the federal court of appeals, as well as president of the National Association of Women Lawyers – highlighted the rich history of WLA and the strides made toward gender equality since 1976. Kristine Bridges, recipient of the President’s Award, emphasized the importance of finding a female mentor.

WLA’s newly installed president, Bridget Hoy, remarked that the theme “Forty and Forward” honors WLA’s history but looks to the future as well.

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Memory Care Home Solutions invites you to attend the

10th AnnuAl THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 | THE CHASE PARK PLAZA 6:30 p.m. Reception and Secret Silent Auction 7:30 p.m. Dinner and Program Recognizing

Debbie & Jack Thomas Alzheimer’s Community Service Honorees Sponsors: Ameren • Anchor Health Care • Barnes-Jewish Hospital • Caleres Betty & David C. Farrell • Lotta and Jeff Fox • Marilyn & Sam Fox • Lucie & Fielding Holmes Carolyn & Rusty Hager • The Harbison Family • Home Care Assistance The Horncrest Foundation • Judy & John Malpiedi • Martha’s Hands • Pat & Bill Peck Nancy & Craig Schnuck • The Shade Tree Service Company • Kathy & Jim Snowden Barbara & Andy Taylor • Ellen & John Wallace • Watlow Electric

UNDERWRITING SPONSOR

ADVISORY COUNCIL David B. Carr, MD Lewis C. Chartock, PhD George T. Grossberg, MD Marylen Mann Chris Miget Steven Miller, MD John C. Morris, MD Howard Oppenheimer William A. Peck, MD Maurice B. Pickard, MD The Honorable Betty Sims* Matthew Thayer Greig Woodring *In Loving Memory

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EVENT PLANNING COMMITTEE Lydie Wallace: Co-Chair Doree Wren: Co-Chair Mona Green Carrie Burggraf Holly Messer

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Nicole Holst President David Hartley Vice President Treasurer

SPECIAL ADVISORS Harris Frank Steve Rosen

Kim Grbac Secretary Ray Wiesehan Past President Lisa Baron, JD Executive Director

Wayne Adams Amy Bricker Benita Crook Mona Green Ed Hickey Charles Jahneke Suzan Knese Jarel Loveless

Rosalyn Lowenhaupt John Malpiedi Mary Spencer, RN, MSN Tim Wehrfritz Jason Wilson Robert Zangas

DINNER COMMITTEE Bunny and Hord Armstrong Mary Randolph Ballinger Norma and Morton Baron Kathy and Frederick Baron Suzanne and John Baron Susan Baron Diane and Ray Barrett Shellie and Tee Baur Cindy and Warner Baxter Alice and Patrick Behan Crystal and John Beuerlein Betsy and Jack Biggs Marion and Van Black Danielle and Cory Block Melody Noel and Jeff Bonner Kimmy and Steve Brauer Barbara and Dolph Bridgewater Mary Ann and Rodney Bryan Bettina and Donald Bryant, Jr. August Busch, III Laura and Steve Busch William H.T. Bush Debbie and John R. Capps Mimi and Landers Carnal Mary and Bob Ciapciak Karen and Bert Condie, III

Margaret and Parker Condie, Jr. Anne and Bryan Cook Sally and Jack Danforth William H. Danforth Ann and Steve Desloge Patti and Charles Disbrow, II Hazel and Arnold Donald Jas Grewal and Suren Dutia Catherine and Benjamin F. Edwards Robin and Curt Engler Lelia and David Farr Betty and David Farrell Becky and Lucien Fouke Marilyn and Sam Fox Merle Fox Nancy and Steven Fox Harris Frank Cheri and Ron Fromm Marianne and Sandy Galt Nancy and Dick Gulick Laurie and John Haffenreffer Lindsay and August W. Hager, IV Sarah and Josh Hager Amanda and Ralph Johnston Hager, III Carol and Ralph Hager, II Rusty Hager

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Jamie Diamond Schwartz and David Schwartz Molly and Eli Sharp Edward C. Simmons, III Susie and Joseph Sivewright Nancy and Alvin Siwak Judy and David Sliney Kathy and Jim Snowden Mary and Tom Stillman Dee and Dave Stokes Aya and Pat Stokes Perry and Don Streett Julie and John Stupp Barbara and Andy Taylor Lisa and Steve L. Trulaske Jane Tschudy Janet and Clarence Turley Ray Wagner and Congresswoman Ann Wagner Jane and Bill Wallace Ellen and John Wallace Stacey and Jim Weddle Anabeth and John Weil Stevie and Joe Werner Lee and Sage Wightman, III Risa Zwerling and Mark Wrighton

For additional information or to confirm your reservation, contact Nick Clark: (314) 645-6247 x228 event@memorycarehs.org Memory Care Home Solutions is a non-profit organization that exists to extend and improve quality time at home for families caring for loved ones with memory loss, dementia, or Alzheimer’s disease. Our programs are provided to everyone who needs us, regardless of income.

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Mission: St. Louis

NIGHT FOR THE TOWN GALA

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n Sept. 16, Mission: St. Louis hosted its ninth annual Night for the Town Gala at Ballpark Village. More than 530 people attended the event, the organization’s largest to date. Rich McClure and Sharon BuchananMcClure co-chaired it alongside Kyle and Valerie Hubbard. Steve Lipstein, the president and CEO of BJC HealthCare, served as keynote speaker. Mission: St. Louis seeks to restore St. Louis by empowering people to transform their neighborhoods. It fights poverty here through an approach built on relationships and empowerment, not charity. It believes this approach has a deep, lasting impact. Focusing on education and employment, its organizers aid people in gaining skills and resources to transform first their own lives, then their families and neighborhoods.

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Sabrine Rhodes, Josh and Sarah Hager

Everyone here is committed to the good of St. Louis. We all have seen and been affected by the brokenness that has existed in our city for generations. We know there is beauty and value in all people, and the power of relationships is the key to seeing our city healed of deep hurt. Because we love our city, we are called to action.

JOSH WILSON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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Joel and Hanna Wilson

Van and Jess Theodorou

Ian and Sarah Northcott

Sharon Buchanan-McClure, Rich McClure

Vince and Denise Kruse, Dan and Laura Krummel

Ryan and Jennifer Barker, Keith and Jesse Hanouw, Chad and Brooke Bilby

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Loyola Academy

CHEFS’ FEAST FOR A KNIGHT

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oyola Academy guests recently were invited to indulge in a feast prepared by four of St. Louis’ finest chefs. Each chef began with an appetizer station and then collaborated in preparing a four-course meal. Everyone enjoyed spending the evening wining and dining in support of the academy’s efforts to break the cycle of poverty through education. Loyola Academy is a St. Louis Jesuit middle school for boys who have the potential for college preparatory work, but whose progress may be impeded by economic or social circumstances. The academy’s community conducts a challenging program that supports families in preparing each student to achieve his full human potential. In the Ignatian tradition, the academy inspires its students to lives of service and leadership through the use of their God-given talents.

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Chris and Beth Kemph, Steve Doss

This event is very important in that it helps us do our mission, which is to take each student out of poverty and mold them into great men who give back to the community.

DR. H. ERIC CLARK, PRESIDENT

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Blake and Molly Roell

Ken and Mary Ann Zehnder, Pat and Phil Winter

Mark and Joan Guyol

Aaron Johnson, Christy Buchanan

John and Mary Clohisy, Kim and Vince Luongo

Laura and Mike Lueken

Jack and Debbie Lay

John and Jessie Nelke

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October 5

Humane Society of Missouri Friends Council’s 23rd annual PAWS FOR CELEBRATION at Simons Jewelers benefiting the organization. (hsmo.org)

October 6

Lambert-St. Louis International Airport’s sixth annual ART OF TRAVEL gala, helping enhance the art and exhibitions at the airport. (artoftravelstl.com)

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Rural Parish Workers of Christ the King’s 49th annual FRIENDS LUNCHEON AND FASHION SHOW benefiting the Catholic charity. (rpwck.org)

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hen Allie was diagnosed with autism at 4 years old, she was nonverbal, was not potty trained and had such bad sensory issues that she couldn’t even brush her teeth. She didn’t interact with her siblings or play the way most children do with toys.

Through a caseworker, Allie’s mom, Gabrielle Wilhelm, learned of Sunnyhill. Allie’s been working with Sunnyhill’s Behavioral Analysis Services for nearly two years, and her mom says she’s seen so much progress.

“Allie is a completely different child,” Wilhelm says.

“She’s grown so much since Sunnyhill started working

with us. Before, she wasn’t brushing her teeth and would scream. Now, she’ll want to go in the bathroom and do it herself. She’s starting to make decisions on her own.”

Sunnyhill models behaviors that are appropriate for Allie and has taught her family how to redirect her and assist her when she has a sensory meltdown. Allie is now counting, talking, interacting with her siblings and is potty trained. “[Sunnyhill] has helped our whole family, not just Allie,” Wilhelm says. “I can’t imagine our lives without them. We had no idea what to do. We’re so grateful.”

As for the future, Wilhelm knows Allie will continue

to improve and learn.

“We have hope for her for the future that she’ll continue to grow. That’s our ultimate goal – give her the best life possible,” she says.

To continue to help kids like Allie and other individuals, Sunnyhill is hosting a fundraiser called Sippin for Sunnyhill from 5 to 9 p.m. Nov. 3 at the Anheuser-Busch Biergarten. The evening will consist of an open bar with more than 30 beers, appetizers, a liquor raffle, a silent auction and the Sunnyhill Grand Prix Hot Wheel Race. To learn more and purchase tickets, email amoore@sunnyhillinc.org or call 314-845-3900.

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By Sarah Kloepple Germany’s third-largest city, Munich, rests on the northern edge of the Alps along

Munich also is a tourist destination for its old-town character, with medieval

the Isar River. The city was transformed many times throughout its history, with

buildings such as the cathedral, the Frauenkirche (its massive cupola-capped

modern Munich created in the 19th century by Ludwig I, king of Bavaria. Munich

towers have become a symbol of the city) and the Old Town Hall in the city

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square, Marienplatz. The city has long been a center for the arts, with a host of

Ludwig’s marriage to Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen. Oktoberfest has

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FRENCH-INSPIRED FEMME This “bachelorette pad”, located in University City, received touches of parisian glam from Miller.

St. Louis-based reality-television star Jessie Miller shares her latest projects.

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ocal designer Jessie Miller was introduced to some 1.5 million viewers during her run on the television series HGTV Star in 2013. Since her reality-TV stint, Miller – the designer and owner of St. Louis-based Jessie D. Miller Interior Design and the woman behind the blog The Design Daredevil – has been keeping busy with primarily new construction or large-scale renovations, she says.

“I’ve learned a lot more about the business and vendors and trades and how to source from what is right for the client,” says Miller of her time since she appeared on TV. “I find the client’s personality and the house’s personality, and create a style out of that.”

Viewers might recall that Miller – raised in St. Paul, Missouri, and a graduate of Fort Zumwalt North High School – had a luxe eye for design and glam approach to spaces, both of which have seemingly strengthened with time. And she continues to receive ample attention for it: She was named among Rue Magazine’s Top 7 Young Designers to Watch last year, and her blog has received recognition from the St. Louis Blog Awards.

With so many large projects, Miller has been able to work with a plethora of styles and room types. Her favorite? The dining room. “It’s usually the most glamorous room in a house, mainly used at night by adults, so it gets to be moody and hopefully a bit sexy,” she says.

Sexy is a word that comes up a lot when talking about Miller’s design style, and the designer notes it as the first term to describe her aesthetic, followed immediately by soulful and unapologetically glamorous. “I’m constantly thinking in terms of juxtaposition – blending classics with contemporaries, masculine with feminine, the tension of light and dark and the balancing act of high with low,” Miller remarks. She references music, fashion and art when talking about influences, noting “inspiration can be found anywhere when you truly have a passion for your work.”

Miller refers to herself as her own worst client, adding a playful “ugh.” She explains: “My home is constantly changing and not nearly as well thought out as my projects. I prefer to live in an all-black-and-white environment, but I challenged myself and just painted it carnation pink.

Everyone seems to love it, although MODERN APARTMENT This University City apartment I’m still getting adjusted. My office is was made into a “modern and sexy space,” Miller says, in my home, so I literally never escape with new lighting, furniture and paint. work – good thing I love what I do!”

Currently that work involves a new project Miller is particularly excited about: an expansive ranch in Edwardsville, Illinois. She explains that when the project is done, the 15,000-square-foot ranch will feature an indoor shooting range. But how can her glam approach translate into a rustic building?

“Living glamorous to me doesn’t mean a particular aesthetic or a certain material, mainly just living in a well-curated space that has been thought through and injected with style that reflects the people who live there,” Miller says. “No matter the style, I believe in having candles lit, fresh flowers and tons of coffee-table books that show interests of my clients. I believe in eating dinner at a table with music playing instead of on the sofa in front of the TV. And I believe in keeping a well-stocked bar for any impromptu celebration.” thedesigndaredevil.com

CHIC BACHELOR PAD This bachelor pad in Lafayette Square received cosmetic work from Miller, she explains, including shelving made from reclaimed materials.

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‌ printed blouse? Always a good idea. Versatile and distinct, this mixed-pattern top from Scotch & Soda looks great A with sleek black jeans or a skinny jersey skirt for a sophisticated date night. ($112, Paisley Boutique, xopaisley.com)

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With their bright, fun pattern and cheeky connection to cartoon royalty, it seems Lilly Pulitzerpatterned Mickey Mouse ears would describe St. Louisan Holly O’Bert’s personal style best. O’Bert is the woman behind the popular Instagram account @pinkpreppymom, which often highlights her colorful sense of fashion.

“My style is really about bright colors, especially pink,” O’Bert says, her fuchsia-filled closet proving her point. “Bright colors make me happy and seem to make others smile as well. I like clothing with a personality.”

Here in St. Louis, she notes Pink Magnolia as her favorite store – “I love all things Lilly!” – and Kate Spade and Vineyard Vines as other top picks. “I am often described as bubbly, and I feel my fashion reflects that. I prefer to wear a dress whenever I can – I am kind of oldfashioned. In that regard, I also like a vintage cut, and that is why I like Kate Spade: colors and vintage.”

This autumn, she says she’ll stick with jeans and cashmere sweaters, but admits she doesn’t buy too much autumn apparel since she’s more focused on brightcolored attire. With much of St. Louis longing for layers,

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O’Bert says she loves spring and summer apparel.

O’Bert, originally from the city of St. Louis proper and now residing in Town and Country, explains she recently stepped away from her photography business after the birth of her daughter. Instead, this mother of two launched a lifestyle blog after developing her loyal Instagram following.

O’Bert’s new blog features a heavy Disney theme, and is charmingly titled Bippity Boppity Blog, a loose tribute to the song “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo” from that studio’s classic 1950 Cinderella. “Of course, I love Disney as much as bright clothes,” she says, noting those Lilly Pulitzer-patterned mouse ears.

“The wonderful thing about being at Disney is that everyone can step out of the box and wear whatever makes them happy, and others will compliment them on their unique take.” Items like Disney Dooney & Bourke accessories and Minnie Mouse monograms, all seen on O’Bert’s popular Instagram page, show her preppy style and Mouseketeer nature are not mutually exclusive.

“As you can imagine, finding time to stay fashionable

with a new baby in the house – and a 5-year-old – isn’t easy, but it’s just a part of my personality and who I am, so it has to happen most days of the week to keep me being me,” O’Bert says.

One look at her social media shows she seems to juggle things just fine. Bold patterns and bright colors fill the stylish and popular photos, and a few Mickey Mouse heads even make an appearance. “Of course, mouse ears are the ultimate accessory, but hard to pull off in St. Louis!”

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I am often described as bubbly, and I feel my fashion reflects that.

By Denise Kruse | Photos by Sarah Conard | Product photos courtesy of Mahnal Jewelry

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A St. Louis jewelry designer’s work is as bold as brass.

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ften, inspiration comes from unlikely places – an interminable, crowded train ride is where author J.K. Rowling famously came up with the idea for Harry Potter – and for 25-year-old Shayba Diaz Muhammad, founder and designer of Mahnal Jewelry, her line of elegant handcrafted brass women’s jewelry was born of a childhood spent delicately handling her grandmother’s heavy brass vases and animal paperweights.

Although the bridge between heavy brass tchotchkes and a geometrically inspired, graceful single-wire brass choker might seem murky at best, the timelessness and cultural history behind the metal were essential to Muhammad’s choice in establishing her line.

“I fell in love with its depth, durability and character,” she says.

“And when I discovered its use for jewelry in African and Native American cultures, I knew brass was it.”

Mahnal Jewelry features a line of brass necklaces, earrings, bracelets and rings, each piece handmade by Muhammad in her home studio in the St. Louis area. Muhammad always has her eyes peeled for design inspiration. “I’m constantly keeping notes on different things that inspire me: mostly things that capture mood, but also interesting shapes and textures I see in architecture, garments or plants,” she says. “When I’m ready to design a new collection, I go back to those notes.”

Muhammad’s educational background is in fashion design – she was in an accelerated-degree program at the Illinois Institute of Art in Chicago pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in fashion design and also was working as an accessory specialist when she first tried her hand at metalwork.

“I saw a lot of [jewelry] and thought, ‘Hey, I could make that!’”

Muhammad says. When she did craft her own jewelry, friends and family began to ask for custom pieces, which gave her even more opportunity to fine-tune her craft. After deciding to take a break from her intensive program and return to her hometown of St. Louis, she launched her brand in 2013, named after an Arabic word associated with attainment, achievement and success.

“I knew these were attributes I wanted women to feel,” Muhammad says. “I’ve always believed what we wear is a form

of communication. It expresses something about who we are: that achievement starts with a healthy selflove. I want the jewelry we adorn ourselves with to be a token, a wearable reminder of that.”

To create her pieces, Muhammad takes raw brass wire and sheets and carefully measures and cuts them for the specific purpose of each, after which she takes hammers of various sizes to add texture to the pieces or build dimensional shape. An inflexible metal, brass requires heat – a lot of heat – to be formed into a wearable accessory, so Muhammad uses a small torch to soften the metal to work with, applying heat and bending the piece until it reaches its final shape. Additional parts of each piece, if necessary, are soldered together, and the final product is washed in a mild acid bath and polished to a high shine.

The finished design is a durable, timeless, minimalistic statement piece, meant to accentuate a woman’s natural elegance.

Each piece not only is uniquely handcrafted but also will develop its own identity over time: Oxidation and exposure to the wearer’s body chemistry will cause the jewelry to develop a patina – a shift in color at the metal’s surface – as it ages. “I like to say it creates a ‘living finish,’” Muhammad says.

She adds, “The beauty of brass is that, like sterling silver, you can always choose to let it patina or take a polishing cloth and restore its original brightness.”

What began as the curious exploration of a possibility has turned Muhammad into a maker and entrepreneur. “Jewelry was one of those things that was supposed to be an experiment – but it stuck for me,” she says. “I only wish I had discovered jewelrymaking sooner.”

Mahnal Jewelry plans to hold its official grand-opening online launch in late October. The shop will partner with various bloggers to host giveaways and special discounts and limitedinventory pieces. Details for the launch can be found on Facebook (@mahnaljewelry) and Instagram (@mahnal). The jewelry will be available online at Decovo and Mahnal’s website (after the launch), as well as Urban Matter boutique in the St. Louis area.

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ild Heart Boutique in Edwardsville, Illinois, has been open for only a few weeks, but it’s already being warmly received by the Metro East and St. Louis region. The boutique offers a product line that’s West Coast-influenced, with everything from casualwear to cocktail dresses.

Founder and owner Brooke Lynch graduated from high school in Bethalto, Illinois, and moved to Los Angeles to go to the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. She got as much as she could out of LA and the Fashion Institute before moving back to the Midwest to figure out her next venture. She ended up working for her father in sales, but knew she wanted to get back to fashion.

“I moved back out to LA and met this woman who convinced me I needed to open my own store,” she says. “I was discouraged from that idea over the years

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Since her whole family is from Edwardsville, Lynch opted to open up shop there.

“It’s a great location in a growing community,” she says. “It all kind of fell into place.”

On Sept. 2, the boutique opened up off state Route 157. Since then, Lynch says everything has been going well.

“The feedback has been really positive,” Lynch says.

“I had one woman tell me that women in this area are hungry for a place like this. I was also told my prices are extremely affordable for the quality I’m offering.”

Visitors to Wild Heart have ranged in age from 18 to 80, Lynch notes.

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accessories, jewelry and more. Lynch says she’s had a lot of visitors in the store looking for something to wear to a wedding – a huge market in the Midwest. Offering a dress rental service has been a draw for customers, too.

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Lynch also works with her customers to put outfits together if they need guidance.

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Fall Fairway Focus

‌USGA State Team Championship Two St. Louis-area golfers numbered among the three talented individuals representing Missouri in the 2016 United States Golf Association (USGA) Men’s State Team Championship in Birmingham, Alabama, from September 28 to 30: Skip Berkmeyer of Wildwood and Sam Migdal of Ballwin.

The field consisted of teams from each state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Each team comprised no more than three players. The course of the championship involved three rounds of stroke play, with each team’s two lowest scores being counted toward the overall team daily score.

Berkmeyer was crowned Missouri Amateur Champion in 1999, 2009 and 2011 and this year won the Missouri Stroke Play Championship. Berkmeyer also has played in 28 USGA-sanctioned events during his career.

In June, Migdal captured the 2016 Missouri Amateur Championship. This summer, he also won the Metropolitan Amateur Golf Association’s Old Warson Cup, defeating Berkmeyer 1-up. This marked Migdal’s first time representing Missouri and his second USGA championship.

Niezing Playing Well Manchester’s Chad Niezing recently qualified for his

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first USGA event.

At the start of the U.S. Mid-Amateur qualifying contest at Spencer T. Olin Golf Course, Niezing needed extra holes. Niezing and Matthew Cooper tied at 4-under 68. In the playoff, Niezing earned the second spot with a birdie on the third hole. Niezing has come close many times in other events, but with this feat, he finally earned a trip to his first USGA championship.

Before the qualifier, Niezing captured the St. Louis City Championship at Forest Park. He finished with a 1-under-par 139 to win by two shots. That was the fourth time Niezing has won the championship.

Senior Amateur At the end of August, two local players in the 2016 U.S. Senior Amateur qualifying contest at The Country Club of St. Albans – Andy Frost and Scott Edwards – earned spots in the championship played at Old Warson Country Club earlier this month.

Frost was the only competitor of 57 to go under par on the 6,646-yard par-70 Tavern Creek layout. It marked the first USGA medal for Frost in 40 years of trying. Of the three spots available, Steve Groom secured the second with a 3-over 73 on the day.

The final spot came to a five-for-one playoff at 5-over 75 involving Scott Edwards, Jim Holtgrieve, Ed

Walsworth, Phil Skinner and Terrence Flynn. Skinner and Holtgrieve bowed after the first hole – Hole 1 of Tavern Creek. Walsworth, Flynn and Edwards all found the fairway on Hole 7, but Walsworth could not get up and down from the bunker and earn the second alternate position. Edwards ultimately took the laurel.

High School Girls’ Golf Although the Marquette Mustangs and MICDS Rams both won state championships in 2015, one won’t be repeating that feat.

MICDS has been moved into Class 2 by the Missouri State High School Activities Association. The Rams have won the Class 1 title the past two years. Both teams should be strong again and have a chance to reach the state tournament.

Collida Steps Down After roughly 55 years of running championships in St. Louis, including 12 city championships, Bart Collida is retiring as the city championship director.

For years, he served as executive director of the annual Publinx Championship at Forest Park, whose running he took over in 1971. In 2004, at the urging of Forest Park general manager Jeff Raffelson, Collida revived the city championship, which had been dormant for 60 years.

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But I’m not talking about over-the-top name-calling and knock-down, drag-out fights – those are never acceptable. Heated discussions of appropriate intensity and length can, however, promote growth.

Young children are concrete thinkers – things are what they are. As an adolescent matures, though, he or she acquires abstract reasoning abilities. Teenagers start to understand the injustices in the world and, of course, the injustices at home. Moreover, developing minds should be encouraged to have their own beliefs.

The opportunity to articulate and defend an opinion while on home turf provides teenagers with needed practice standing up to others. If kids lack a safe place to discuss tough issues related to sexual relationships, drug and alcohol use, curfews and other adolescent concerns, then they may resort to experimenting or acting out without the benefit of parental guidance.

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The opportunity to articulate and defend an opinion while on home turf provides teenagers with needed practice standing up to others. count on their parents during troubled times are less likely to turn to their peers when stressed.

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Local Entrepreneur and Resident “I help clients think through all the critical plan elements, so they don’t spend their golden years worrying about outliving their savings.”

WHAT DO YOU DO? I help clients make, save, and keep more of their money so they can provide for the people and causes closest to their hearts.

WHAT PROBLEMS DO YOU HELP SOLVE? I help with everything from grandparents who want to give the gift of education to the next generation, to entrepreneurs needing business continuity plans, to retirees who need to create an income stream. I also help people maintain their standard of living in the event of a work-ending disability or need for long-term care.

WHEN DID YOU DECIDE ON THIS CAREER? As a third-generation financial advisor who married an advisor, I like to say it’s in my lifeblood. Growing up, I heard countless stories of families that would have suffered financial devastation or businesses that would have folded, absent my father or grandfather’s guidance. These stories made me appreciate the profound difference an advisor can make in people’s lives and motivated me to follow in their footsteps.

DO YOU HAVE A PERSONAL MOTTO? I try to make the most out of each day, and I wholeheartedly believe that by helping clients make, save and keep more of their money, I help them get the most out of their days as well.

For me, getting the most out of a day could mean anything from designing an investment strategy to help a client achieve their goals, to squeezing in an early morning bike ride, to spending quality time with my lovely wife, Wendy, and our precious daughter, Kennedy.

HOW CAN SOMEONE REACH YOU WITH QUESTIONS? I can be reached by e-mail at bkickham@financialguide.com, or by calling 636.728.2453. You can also check out my website www.elitefinancialsolutionsllc.com. I hold several professional designations that include Chartered Financial Consultant, Chartered Life Underwriter, Certified Family Business Specialist, and Certified Long-Term Care.

WHAT ADVICE DO YOU REPEAT MOST OFTEN? I remind people not to lose sight of big picture goals. For example, many people rely on their 401(k) balance to gauge when they can retire. But, account balances only tell part of the story. What’s missing is clarity of retirement goals, realistic expense expectations, an income strategy, and tools to protect savings. I help clients think through all the critical plan elements, so they don’t spend their golden years worrying about outliving their savings.

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People to the Table

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From top to bottom, ANeW rooFtop + test KitcheN seeKs to cultivAte NeW culiNAry ANd relAted coNversAtioNs At GrANd ceNter.

ig Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri (BBBSEMO), housed in its recognizable, neon-lit building on a prominent Grand Center corner, is bringing something new to its headquarters this October – or rather, something ANEW. ANEW Rooftop, half of a tandem operation, will open on the fourth-floor rooftop of the BBBSEMO building on Grand Boulevard, boasting a rentable event space overlooking Grand Center. In addition, Test Kitchen – the other half of the operation, located on the first floor – will serve breakfast and lunch Monday through Friday.

For BBBSEMO president and chief executive officer Rebecca Hatter, ANEW has been a project years in the making – specifically, since the organization moved to the location in 2008. Any plans for the rooftop were put on hold after the recession hit that year, but four years ago, discussions began again.

“Those initial conversations were ‘We really either need to do it right or not do it at all,’” Hatter says. “That led to a lot of questions of how the community could use it for good.”

Hatter adds that the mission of BBBSEMO is to build enduring relationships, an experience that’s often done at the table. Whether it’s sharing meals or sharing conversation, Hatter says it’s where experiences and connections are made.

“The brand of ANEW is [to] come together, whether with your family, your company, your colleagues or your friends,” Hatter says.

In its first year, ANEW will feature four experienced resident chefs: David Bailey of Baileys’ Restaurants, Holly Cunningham of Hollyberry Catering and Nourish, Kelly Spencer of The Social Affair and The Station, and James Allen of Celebrations

Restaurant in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. They will be available to cater events and also be able to cater and host their own events.

Community outreach is spearheaded by account director Sam (short for Samantha) Coates and creative director Corey Smale, who also co-founded St. Louis’ beloved Strange Donuts, which is likewise connected to BBBSEMO through its foundation, Strange Cares. Smale departed Strange Donuts earlier this year to open the Chinese-influenced restaurant Good Fortune in the Central West End, among other projects.

“This is probably the biggest creative project I’ve been a part of,” Smale says. “It’s cool that it allows so many people to work together.”

Coates adds that the most admirable thing about ANEW is the accessibility it will bring to BBBSEMO. “Corey has said this [before], and it makes so much sense … People know what Big Brothers Big Sisters is, but they might not engage with it,” Coates says. “Having these spaces, bringing people here, going inside [the building] and seeing the people who work for Big Brothers Big Sisters gives us an opportunity to showcase the organization while also driving community relationships.”

Coates says the goal is to host at least 100 events – including private, public and internal – at ANEW Rooftop within the first year. Coates says some public events they’d love to organize on the rooftop include a workshop by Treehouse Networkshop, a class from Yoga Buzz STL, something associated with St. Louis Craft Beer Week and more. She adds that the rooftop space is designed to make it versatile for any type of event, with floorto-ceiling windows providing expansive views of Grand Center and beyond and an outdoor area featuring cocktail tables, lounge furniture and fire pits.

“Anybody could decorate it any way they wanted for a

wedding or a different type of event,” Coates says of the venue’s versatility.

Down on the first floor, Test Kitchen will run at a different pace. The fast-casual restaurant will serve breakfast and lunch via pop-up restaurant concepts – meaning a lineup of rotating chefs, separate from ANEW Rooftop, will be able to explore different types of food and cuisines.

“We wanted this space to be dynamic and interesting,” Hatter says of Test Kitchen’s approach. “We also want to continue to meet new and different people … We want to keep it very much alive and ever-changing. When you change up the chefs and bring in new concepts, it always brings new people to the table.”

And that seems to be the overarching goal of the two new spaces: bringing people to the table, introducing them to one another and building relationships. It aptly echoes the philosophy of the national Big Brothers Big Sisters organization, which has been operating in St. Louis since 1914. Hatter says the organization further matches the mission of ANEW because BBBSEMO is always changing and constantly seeking out what else it can accomplish in the community.

After two years of planning and one year of construction, ANEW is scheduled for its first public event, Bonfire hosted by Feast Magazine, on Oct. 26. The lineup of chefs for Test Kitchen will be announced soon. Reservations for ANEW Rooftop can be made online.

“We’re very pleased with how the space turned out,” Hatter says.

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StackHouse decidedly offers a bit more than the standard grill. In addition to burgers and sandwiches, the kitchen cooks up signature dishes such as panroasted salmon glazed in brown sugar and bourbon, served with spinach risotto, red pepper and arugula.

Another popular pick features a starter: StackHouse pork wings. The bone-in pork-shank cut comes tossed in sweet-chili barbecue sauce, topped with scallions.

Additional appetizers include loaded nachos, smoked wings and roasted mushroom-topped gnocchi with red peppers, green onions and roasted garlic cream sauce.

Previous favorites such as a Memphis pulledpork sandwich made it onto the menu along with a StackHouse burger composed of an 8-ounce steak

patty, smoked bacon, smoked cheddar and chipotle aioli. Salads include Caesar, caprese, house and seasonal options. Two soups are available: French onion and smoky tomato bisque.

Although the restaurant doesn’t fashion itself as a barbecue joint per se, a smoker does play a prominent role in its output. For instance, half and whole racks of house-smoked, dry-rubbed ribs are available, served with sides such as four-cheese mac ’n’ cheese. The short menu will expand to include offerings such as smoked brisket in the near future.

Kids’ menu options include grilled cheese, a burger and mac ’n’ cheese. For dessert, choose from sweetpotato maple cheesecake or chocolate-mousse cake.

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former neighborhood watering hole recently got a new life in Chesterfield: StackHouse Pub and Grill at Hog Hollow, which opened in July with a new food menu filled with family-friendly fare.

The concept replaces its predecessor, Miller’s Crossing at Hog Hollow, which closed in December 2015 after about 14 years in business.

Previous patrons of Miller’s are behind its revamped return, preserving the majority of its former Irish pub-like environs. The 3,900-square-foot space features new floors, a dozen TVs, greens walls and oak-andcherry accents throughout the dining room and bar. An outdoor patio brings the total seat count to around 110.

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&SisterA Act Show

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‌ tory: In the 1970s, Deloris Van Cartier is hoping S to take her stage act to the big time. For the moment, though, she performs a small-time show at the nightclub run by her boyfriend, Curtis Jackson. When Curtis, by mistake, gives her a Christmas gift intended for his wife, Deloris feels disappointed.

Her life goes from bad to worse, though, when she witnesses Curtis and his henchmen, T.J., Pablo and Joey, kill a man in cold blood. Deloris flees them to the local Philadelphia police station, where her high school classmate, “Sweaty Eddie,” is on the force and vows to protect her.

Subsequently, while awaiting a court date so Deloris can testify against Curtis, Eddie stashes her in a nearby convent with the consent of the mother superior. Deloris, dressed like the nuns, is introduced as Sister Mary Clarence, a nun who’s been sent from another convent.

Although she clashes with the iron-willed mother superior and chafes at her chaste and hermetic new lifestyle, Deloris comes to life when she hears the woeful strains of the nuns’ choir. She volunteers to lead the sisters in song, and soon their rejuvenated voices have become the hit of the archdiocese and all of Philadelphia.

Unfortunately, they draw the attention of Curtis, who decides to track Deloris down. Can the joyful noise of the sisters and the heroics of Eddie save Deloris from a violent death?

Highlights: The sensational talents of Dan’yelle Williamson as Deloris and Corinne Melançon as Mother Superior rise above the clichéd script to make STAGES St. Louis’ season-closing production of Sister Act a divinely inspired musical comedy.

Other Info: Sister Act originated in 1992 as a movie that starred Whoopi Goldberg, Maggie Smith and Harvey Keitel – proving to be one of the biggest box-office successes of the 1990s. A musical version debuted in 2006, and a Broadway version opened in 2011, garnering five Tony Award nominations, including Best Musical.

Although Sister Act appeared at The Fabulous Fox

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Theatre in a touring production in 2013, the present presentation marks the musical’s Midwest regionaltheater premiere. STAGES’ version, stylishly directed by artistic director Michael Hamilton, is buoyed by some sensational choreography designed by Stephen Bourneuf and the exuberant singing of the lively sisters’ ensemble.

Williamson displays a smashingly powerful voice that resonates on big numbers such as “Raise Your Voice” and “Sunday Morning Fever,” when the quiet and off-tune choir is resurrected by Deloris’ lively personality and persuasive stage presence into an object of beauty.

Melançon beautifully captures the disciplined, resilient demeanor of Mother Superior, demonstrating her own considerable singing talents on numbers such as “Within These Walls” and “I Haven’t Got a Prayer.”

The show’s best comic number occurs in Act I, when Deloris is joined at a local dive bar on Christmas night by the perky Sister Mary Patrick and young postulant Mary Robert. Watching Sarah Michelle Cuc and Leah Berry as the nun and postulant, loosening their limbs in a dance, is sheer comic delight. Cuc and Berry are wonderful in their roles throughout the show.

The big, brash numbers featuring the full ensemble explode on the modest stage at the Reim Theatre, courtesy of choreographer Bourneuf as well as musical director Lisa Campbell Albert and Stuart M. Elmore’s orchestral design. James Wolk’s scenic design provides effective settings for the abbey and the accompanying church, with other scenes in nightclubs and a police station positioned up front.

Although the dialogue at times is painfully corny or trite, Hamilton’s lively pacing and the superb sounds of the choir make Sister Act a “joyful noise,” indeed.

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A brunch menu also is available on Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to noon, featuring a bloody mary bar and items such as eggs Benedict, biscuits and gravy, and stuffed French toast.

From the bar, guests can choose from a dozen different taps featuring pours from breweries within relative proximity, such as Columbia’s Logboat Brewing, Rolla’s Public House Brewing and our own Saint Louis Brewery. Thirty additional bottles also are available, as well as a selection of red and white wine.

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JUDITH HENNESSEY St. Louis native, author, screenwriter, producer, artist and organic farmer Judith Hennessey has had a great month. Her first novel, a 15-year project aptly named First Rodeo, was released in mid-September – the first in a planned series of novels. The story concerns a working mother who goes out and finds her calling, fighting for her identity while helping each reader uncover the discovery that the most important relationship is the relationship you have with yourself. The book was named one of “20 Books by Women You Must Read This Fall” by Redbook and “21 New Books to Fall for This Autumn” by Working Mother, and has already been picked up by film producer Peter Kershaw for film adaptation. Hennessey’s St. Louis book launch is scheduled for Oct. 8 at Barnes & Noble in Ladue Crossing Shopping Center.

Tell us about your background – did you always want to be a full-time writer?

My maiden name is DiSalvo [of the historic south St. Louis DiSalvo Jeep/Chrysler dealership], and I did everything there – one of the jobs I did was a full-service, inhouse ad agency. I wrote copy; I made radio and TV commercials. Advertising helped keep my creative side busy. I started freelance writing – I was a single mom at the time, raising a young boy and running a company. I started enjoying describing with words what I saw, and travel is a perfect outlet for that, because you’re seeing different things you can describe with words – I call it painting with words. Ladue News printed my first article, on Cancun, The Ritz-Carlton.

How did First Rodeo come to be?

I started traveling to Wyoming in 1996, and fell in love with the state – I actually bought a house in a little town called Dubois. I wanted a safe place to take my 6-yearold son on vacation. I love horses. I grew up with horses (we had a family farm), and I decided to take my son to a dude ranch. When we went, it was heaven on earth. They do say it’s where God spends his vacations – I believe that. I ended up buying my house three years later, in 1999, and as my son got a little older, I was able to spend bigger chunks of time there. That was when I started writing this novel – 15 years ago. I really wanted to write something bigger than travel. I really got the feel for living in a ranching community, made friends with ranchers, lived around cowboys and got a feel for the authentic experience of living in the West.

And this is where the book is based?

Yes, actually, based in St. Louis and Wyoming. It’s not a romance – it’s authentic. The life of a cowboy is extremely difficult. I definitely want people to be entertained and have fun with this book, but I also wanted to describe the reality of the contemporary West, so the reader could experience that.

This is the first in a series – do you already have an idea of where this woman’s story will take her?

Yes, the second novel is finished. It’s ready to release hopefully next year. There’s a third one started. That one … I don’t know, I’m up in the air where the journey will take Kate. It’s definitely one character you will follow.

Tell us about this organic farm.

My husband and I bought a 50-acre farm in Defiance and started Ravens Ridge Farm, an organic vegetable operation. Last year was our first year. I have a gardening partner, and he does the bulk of the heavy work. We sell at farmers markets in Creve Coeur, Wildwood and Kirkwood, and also source to Smokehouse Market, John Mineo’s and Chandler Hill [Vineyards, where Hennessey is hosting a book signing on Oct. 22].

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Around Town

By Sarah Kloepple

Sun., Oct. 2

Laumeier Sculpture Park presents a free walking tour of ARCHAEOLOGY OF PLACE: THE FOURTH DECADE. The park offers free walking tours of its permanent collection on the first Sunday of each month from May to October. Each tour has a different theme and lasts roughly an hour. Trained Laumeier docents lead the tours. Participants should dress appropriately for the season and wear comfortable shoes.

Tours meet at 2 p.m. in the Public Plaza outside the Adam Aronson Fine Arts Center.

‌Sat., Oct. 1

The Sheldon Concert Hall presents JASON MARSALIS VIBES QUARTET. Marsalis, the youngest of New Orleans’ Marsalis jazz dynasty, returns to The Sheldon and leads this quartet, which includes bassist Will Goble, pianist Austin Johnson and drummer David Potter. Together, the four create contemporary jazz that’s exciting for a new generation of fans and musicians alike.

Tickets cost $25 to $40 ($15 for students). The concert is a part of the St. Louis Arts Experience.

Sat., Oct. 1, to Sun., Oct. 9

The Saint Louis Zoo presents OTTERTOBERFEST, a fun fall celebration held during two weekends in October. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays at the zoo, you’ll find otter-related games, activities, keeper chats and enrichment, and live music. Adults can enjoy a more traditional Oktoberfest with beer, bratwursts and other specialty concessions. The keeper chats and enrichment will take place at the Emerson Children’s Zoo, near the river otters’ habitats.

To learn more, visit stlzoo.org/events/ calendarofevents/ottertoberfest.

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Tue., Oct. 4

Left Bank Books presents an evening with St. Louis native MARY ENGELBREIT, who will sign and discuss her new picture book, A Night of Great Joy. The book celebrates the joyful season of Christmas and features a children’s holiday pageant retelling the story of the Nativity. The bestselling illustrator takes the reader through the night Jesus was born, from Mary and Joseph’s arrival in Bethlehem to the gathering of many around the newborn.

The event will take place at St. Charles City-County Library at 7 p.m.

Thu., Oct. 6

Left Bank Books presents an evening with best-selling author RIDLEY PEARSON, who will sign and discuss the first novel in his Lock and Key trilogy, The Initiation.

The story imagines the beginning of one of literature’s most famous rivalries: Sherlock Holmes and Professor James Moriarty. The latter grows up as a curious boy in Boston with a penchant for trouble – until he’s reluctantly thrown into a boarding school.

He ends up rooming with a young British know-it-all named Sherlock Holmes. The event will take place at the St. Louis County Library headquarters at 7 p.m.

Thu., Oct 6, to Sun., Oct. 30

The New Jewish Theatre presents the opening of GOLDA’S BALCONY, which marks the beginning of the theater’s 2016-17 season. The production tells the story of the life of Russian immigrant Golda Meir, from her time as a schoolteacher in America to her role as the fourth prime minister of Israel. Much of the play focuses on her public life surrounding the 1973 Yom Kippur War and tackles complex ideals of power, idealism and compromise.

The play comes from the late American playwright and novelist William Gibson.

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Story and photos by Susan Manlin Katzman

A St. Louis-area-owned cruise line offers pure pampering pleasure on rural French canals and countrysides.

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or a travel writer to name a favorite cruise experience is something like a parent picking a favorite child, so i won’t do it publicly. But just between us, i’ve taken two trips that i adored above all others.

Both were on the same Horizon II barge, one of the luxurious hotel barges belonging to French Country Waterways, and both traveled gracefully, deliciously and divinely through the ancient man-made canals of the Upper Loire in France. it was the same six-night trip, years apart, and a wonderful experience each time.

Today, hotel barging is done on luxurious tourism headliners traveling rivers and canals throughout the world, as well as French inland waterways. in the beginning, barges were the stars of French commerce and would carry cargo between a vast network of rivers and man-made canals. After being upstaged by the invention of faster railroads and trucking systems, barges continued to trudge along, transporting goods as bit players until the mid-1960s, when they dramatically took on a new role.

Credit for the metamorphosis goes to a British journalist who, after hitching a ride on a commercial barge, saw enough tourist potential to buy an old barge, outfit it for paying passengers and launch a delightful new way of cruising through the countryside.

The pizazz of any given barge depends on the design of the interior space, the décor and the number of passengers. As old barges were originally built to fit into ancient locks, most share the same dimensions. Some barges arrange space to house four passengers, others to hold 24. The fewer the passengers, the more space available per person.

The Horizon II gets everything right. it comfortably carried 12 passengers on my original trip. in 2005, French Country Waterways completely gutted and rebuilt the barge, and today it holds eight passengers, maximizing not only space but also attention to each guest. i picked the Horizon II for my first barge trip based on its itinerary and reputation. i didn’t know of French Country Waterways’ St. Louis connection then, but i do now, and have great appreciation for the long-distance, mid-America-to-mid-France running of the company.

Glenn Carr of Collinsville, illinois, is president of the family-owned French Country Waterways and says, modestly, his company’s success belongs “hands down to the good people who work for us.”

His praise includes patricia Schmidt, an interior designer from o’Fallon, illinois (another local connection), whose firm handles the design and decorating of remodeled and refurbished French Country Waterways barges.

Schmidt chose dark French cherry wood to cover the walls of the Horizon II; red and blue solids, patterns and plaids for fabrics; and nautical finishing touches to make the barge feel as cozy as a country home and as chic as an upscale boutique hotel.

Four bedrooms sit on a lower level, down a few stairs.

Large by barge standards, staterooms are designed to hold all belongings needed for the cruise – which aren’t extensive due to its country-casual dress code, calling for only one night of jackets and ties for gentlemen. The en-suite bathrooms are stuffed with amenities including Bulgari toiletries, heated towel racks, fluffy bathrobes and showers with strong heads spewing hot water.

The dining room/lounge/library/help-yourself bar (which staff stocks with passengers’ favorite brands)

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occupies the midlevel deck and is the place where passengers gather for drinks, meals, relaxation and conversation. The upper-level sundeck stretches over the front of the barge, a few steps up from the lounge.

Passengers use the sundeck for alfresco dining, sunshine lounging, and embarking and disembarking from the barge at docks. Passengers also can borrow a bike stored on deck, hop off the barge as it travels through a lock, then bike or stroll to the next lock to reboard.

So what’s so special about a Horizon II cruise? First off, the staff: On my spring 2016 trip, the talented crew consisted of the captain, a chef, two hostesses, a tour guide and a deckhand. (Six crew to eight passengers – a pampering ratio if ever there were one.) Although most of the crew were French, all spoke fluent English and were exceedingly accommodating and fun-loving.

I, as a gourmet, favored the chef, who delivered the most extraordinary meals three times a day. Eating and drinking on the Horizon II could substitute as a crash course in French culinary delights. Breakfast came with breads and pastries purchased fresh from the best bakery wherever we docked. Buffet lunches and multicourse dinners sourced ingredients from local markets and farms along the route. Three extraordinary French cheeses accompanied each lunch and dinner, as did a dramatic selection of premier cru, grand cru and special wines available only locally. Gourmets and oenophiles on my cruise agreed that the “chef’s night-off” dinner excursion to the Michelin-starred Les Templiers in Les Bezards wasn’t as good as most dinners on the barge.

Nothing much happens on a barge trip, and that’s the beauty of it. The boat docked at night, on the outskirts of tiny villages, and floated during the day, at the pace of a swan, through ancient canals and locks flowing through backyards of villages and fertile countrysides.

Once a day, passengers can take a tour or excursion by foot or car to some point of nearby interest. On my trip, we visited two remarkable chateaux, enjoyed a wine tasting, walked through several lovely villages, and toured a porcelain factory and outlet shop in Gien.

But best was being on board, drinking fabulous wines, eating luscious meals, talking and relaxing on deck as we floated through scenery in the region noted as the “Garden of France,” where every blink reveals a picturepostcard image of rural perfection and every minute brings pure pampering pleasure.

French Country Waterways, 800-222-1236, fcwl.com

From Paris to Port

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French Country Waterways owns and operates five barges (the Adrienne, Esprit, Nenuphar, Princess and Horizon II) traveling in different regions of France.

The Horizon II offers six-night cruises from early April to early November. Horizon II staff picks up passengers each Sunday afternoon at a predesignated Paris hotel and shuttles them to the barge, docked about 2½ hours away. Return to the same Paris hotel takes place the following Saturday morning after breakfast.

The all-inclusive price, starting at $6,095 per person based on double occupancy, includes round-trip transport from Paris, all meals, an open bar, fine wines, dinner at a Michelinstarred restaurant, and all tours and excursions. Tipping suggested at 5 percent of the tour fee costs extra and comes at the guest’s discretion.

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Evangeline’ss Bistro and Music House Experience a taste of New Orleans 7 days a week, right here in the Central West End. Red beans and rice, rice gumbo, jambalaya, classic drinks, vegetarian fare available upon request. Live music most nights, too! Laissez les bon temps rouler!

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St. Louis’ Favorite Italian Dining Experience At Charlie Gitto’s restaurant, guests are #1!

From the moment guests arrive at our casually elegant establishments, we present warm, attentive and personalized service. Always on-hand is a professionally-trained sommelier to help diners perfectly complement their meal with a bottle of wine from our extensive list. While Italian/Sicilian preparations have made Charlie Gitto’s a name known coast-to-coast, our menu also presents an array of signature steaks, veal, seafood, pizzas, salads, appetizers and desserts, such as homemade gelato. Plus, enjoyy outdoor dining On the Hill on our patio. We invite you to be our guest!

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Enjoy a premier dining experience at Morton’ Morton’s The Steakhouse Located in St. Louis’ popular Clayton business and entertainment district, Morton’s The Steakhouse offers guests a pr premier dining experience.Whether planning an intimate dinner, private event, or after-work cocktail gathering, Morton’s delivers the finest cuisine with exceptional service. Our award-winning wine list, prime-aged beef, succulent seafood and decadent dessert, gives guests an unforgettable night out.

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Tapas All Day ~ Sangria All Night Musical Wednesdays on the Patio We pride ourselves in creating a traditional authentic Tapas Bar atmosphere.This includes our warm decor and the traditional hanging of Serrano hams and dried bacalaos. Our service reflects a traditional tapas experience as you might find in Madrid, Barcelona or Sevilla.Tapas in Spain are almost always accompanied by wine. We offer a variety of Spanish wines by the glass or bottle, as well as our red or white sangria. Come join us soon!

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Frazer's Restaurant & Lounge An anchor in St. Louis’ historic Benton Park since 1992, Frazer’s Restaurant and Lounge continues to serve fine cuisine and expertly crafted cocktails in a relaxed and friendly setting. Authenticity shines ser through every bite of the globally inspired menu. In addition to the sleek lounge and comfortable dining thr oom enjo enjoy lunch or dinner Monday through Saturday on the newly opened patio. Brunch is served every room Saturday 10am to 3pm.Ask about our private dining packages.

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‌THE ART OF ENTERTAINING

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GIOVANNI’S KITCHEN

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Spice up your workweek with the perfect lunch

Upon arrival and until the end of your meal, we present

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attentive and personalized service, as well as an in-

Clayton. See what everyone in the Lou keeps talking

house sommelier and a diverse menu, including our

about at this award-winning Italian restaurant.

seafood pasta and homemade gelato.

EDIBLES & ESSENTIALS MARKET~CAFÉ

5815 Hampton Ave., 314-328-2300, e diblesandessentials.com Located in St. Louis Hills, Edibles & Essentials delights patrons with an eclectic menu, including Saturday brunch. Come enjoy dine-in or carryout, and eat out on the patio.

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EVANGELINE’S BISTRO AND MUSIC HOUSE 512 N. Euclid Ave., 314-367-3644, e vangelinesstl.com

Enjoy fine Green Dining Alliance-certified

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fall fundraiser, arriving Oct. 26 from 6 to 9 p.m. at

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Willow! Tickets are available through Brown Paper

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FRAZER’S RESTAURANT & LOUNGE

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GUIDO’S “ON THE HILL”

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Celebrate real food with us!

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Before it was cool, Three Kings had a one-of-a-kind Herbie’s creates sinfully good drinks, featuring unique flavors

craft beer list. They still do – and now, the restaurant

with intoxicating combinations. The Garden Patch mixes spice

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upcoming Events

By Amanda Dahl

‌CARDIOLOGY COFFEE TALK WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY CARDIOLOGY

SIPPIN’ FOR SUNNYHILL SUNNYHILL, INC.

Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital Medical Office Building 3, 1020 N. Mason Road, 314-542-WEST (9378), barnesjewishwestcounty.org/cardiologycoffeetalk

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On Nov. 3, from 5 to 9 p.m. at the

Take charge of your heart health. At this free event, on Oct. 7

Anheuser-Busch

and 14 at 9 a.m., top cardiologists answer your questions, an

Biergarten,

exercise specialist provides fitness tips and a registered dietitian

Sippin’ for

demonstrates a heart-healthy recipe. Register online or call.

Sunnyhill presents an open bar with

2016-17 SEASON OF DANCE ST. LOUIS DANCE ST. LOUIS

more than 30 beers,

3310 Samuel Shepard Drive, 314-534-6622, d ancestlouis.org

appetizers, a liquor raffle,

Before 2016 wraps up, Dance St. Louis will have presented

a silent auction and the Sunnyhill Grand Prix Hot

two incredible shows, Analogy/Dora: Tramontane from Bill

Wheel Race. Call or click to learn more.

T. Jones/Arnie Zane Company and Romeo & Juliet by Grand Rapids Ballet. The season begins on Sept. 30, so call or click for tickets now.

st. louis’ best bridal

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OCTOBER 8 AT 8:00PM

Sunday, October 9 Noon-3:30 FASHION SHOW STARTS AT 3:30

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The professional ballet company of Saint Louis kicks off its season with contemporary pieces by some of NYC’s hottest choreographers

working in tandem with NYC’s up-and-coming fashion designers.

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TICKETS: TOUHILL.ORG In partnership with Saint Louis Fashion Fund

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TICKETS: There is a $5 (cash) entrance fee the day of the show or complimentary tickets are available at area Savvi Formalwear locations throughout St. Louis.

One lucky couple will

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Southern Pike County Missouri Land Auction, San Angelo Cattle & Horse Ranch One of Pike County’s Finest, 1880 acres m/l in Section 9-15-21-22 TWP 52N R 1W – 1 Continuous Tract

SUNDAY OCTOBER 9, 2016 1:00 P.M. Sale To Be Held On Site SALE SITE: 21772 Hwy D; Eolia, MO 63344 DIRECTIONS: From Troy. MO go north on Hwy 61, 18 miles, to Eolia, MO Exit, Hwy D. Follow Hwy D through Eolia approximately 2 miles to San Angelo Ranch. Watch for sign.

TO BE OFFERED AS FOLLOWS: Tract #1: 49 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy D, combination of pasture & woods.

Tract #2: 53 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy D, combination of pasture and woods.

Tract #3: 21772 Hwy D, 212 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy D. Improvements include a 1 ½ story brick and frame home built new in 1993, features a gourmet style kitchen, massive living room with fireplace, formal dining room, huge game room with stone fireplace, 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths, an attached 3 car garage and full basement. Truly the nicest home we’ve ever sold at auction.

Tract #4: 226 acres m/l with a 30+ acre stocked lake with boathouse and dock. One of a kind tract.

Tract #5: 233 acres m/l horse set up with 3 homes, riding arena & stables. Fronts Hwy D with a 92’x200’ indoor arena and 3 homes.

Tract #6: 211 acre m/l cattle set up, 90% tillable. Improvements include a 42’x108’ machinery shed, a 162’x60’ combination shop & machine shed, several pipe livestock paddocks.

Note: Tracts 1-6 all join, 984 continuous acres.

Tract #7: 95 acres m/l, approximately 50-50 pasture & woods.

Tract #8: 78 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy D, approximately 80% in pasture.

Tract #9: 95 acres m/l, approximately 70% in hay & pasture, no improvements.

Tract #10: 146 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy WW, nice 3 acre stocked lake, 80 percent pasture and hay.

Tract #11: 107 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy WW, improvements include a 42’x80’ Morton hay & machine shed and a 44’x44’ Morton hay or machine shed, nice cattle farm Tract #12: 200 acres m/l, 80% open in pasture and hay. Improvements include a 5 room, 1 ½ story log home.

Great recreational tract with nice lake site, fenced for cattle.

Tract #13: 134 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy WW, 70% pasture and hay, no improvements.

Tract #14: 15 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy WW and Hwy D, no improvements, prime corner tract Tract #15: 5 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy D, improvements include a 1993, 5 bedroom, 2 bath, full brick home.

Tract #16: 20 acres m/l, fronts on Hwy D, prime home site.

Terms: 10% down day of sale with the balance of cash at closing on or before November 29 or 30, 2016.

Possession of main house (Tract #3), barns and land at closing. Possession of balance of homes subject to lease.

Sale Prices to be adjusted to survey.

For Virtual Tour visit www.thornhillauction.com AUCTIONEERS NOTE: The San Angelo Ranch is one of the largest continuous tracts in Southern Pike County. If you are hard to please and want just the perfect tract, it doesn’t get any better than this. For more details, or for private tour contact David or Dusty at 636-366-4206 or David Cell – 314-393-7241 – Dusty Cell – 314-393-4726

OWNER SAN ANGELO CATTLE COMPANY LLC AUCTIONEERS DUSTY THORNHILL BILL UNSELL 314-393-4726 573-470-0037 TROY, MO FRANKFORD, MO

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