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Felton, Schartner, Trakas meet

at Mehlville school board forum
By GLORIA LLOYD
Staff Reporter
The three candidates running for two seats
on the Mehlville Board of Education shared
their diverse views on everything from how
the district is funded to whether they support a new school of innovation last week
at a candidate forum sponsored by the Call.
Incumbents Larry Felton and Lori Trakas
are running for re-election for their seats,

which carry three-year terms, and Oakville
resident Kevin Schartner is seeking his first
term on the board. Felton is the longestserving member of the board, first elected in
2007, and Trakas was first elected in 2013.
The divisions between the candidates
were clear from the opening statements at
(See FORUM, Page 5A)
Three vying for two Mehlville seats

By MIKE ANTHONY
Executive Editor
Two incumbents and a political newcomer are vying for two seats on the Mehlville
Board of Education in the April 5 election.
Incumbent Larry Felton, newcomer Kevin
Schartner and incumbent Lori Trakas are
seeking election Tuesday.
The seats carry three-year terms.
Asked to identify the most important issue in the race, the candidates responded:
Electing two school board members
who will continue to maintain the forward
progress and unprecedented cooperation
between the community and the school
district, Felton said.
I believe that continuing to build trust
(See THREE, Page 3A)
Bea Corbin photo
Mehlville Board of Education member Lori Trakas shakes hands with board
member Larry Felton, right, last week at the conclusion of a candidate forum
sponsored by Call Newspapers. Trakas, Felton and Kevin Schartner, left, are
vying for two school board seats in the April 5 election.
With OK of $25 million in tax incentives, Crestwood mall demolition to begin

By MIKE ANTHONY
Executive Editor
With the approval of $25 million in tax incentives for
the owner of the former Crestwood Plaza, demolition is
expected to begin almost immediately at the 47-acre site
at Watson and Sappington Roads.
The Board of Aldermen voted 7-0 last week to approve

the second readings of five ordinances related to Chicagobased UrbanStreet Groups $104.3 million mixed-use
redevelopment of the mall property. Ward 4 Alderman
Cindy Minor was absent.
The $25 million in tax incentives for UrbanStreet in-
clude $15 million in tax-increment financing, or TIF,

assistance, or a Chapter 353 tax abatement; $5 million in
Community Improvement District funds; and $5 million
in Transportation Development District funds.
UrbanStreet, which purchased the mall for $2.265 million
(See MALL, Page 10A)
Lindbergh candidates
discuss district growth
Two MSD proposals

to be eyed by voters
By MIKE ANTHONY
Executive Editor
Four Lindbergh Schools Board of Education candidates recently discussed how to
address the biggest challenge facing the
school district increasing student enrollment.
Michael Bitzenburg, Jennifer Miller,
David Reinhardt, Mike Tsichlis and incumbent Gary Ujka are vying for two seats
in the April 5 election. Incumbent Kara
Horton, who has served on the board since
2010, did not file for re-election.
By GLORIA LLOYD
Staff Reporter
St. Louis County voters will decide next
week whether they want to receive the same
stormwater services from the Metropolitan
St. Louis Sewer District as other county
residents, and whether they want to pay
now or later for billions of dollars in sewer
upgrades mandated by the U.S. Department
of Justice.
MSD is a double utility handling the
St. Louis regions sewer and stormwater
(See MSD, Page 22A)
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Lindbergh school board candidates, from left, David Reinhardt, Mike Tsichlis,
incumbent Gary Ujka and Jennifer Miller, are shown at the districts candidate
forum earlier this month. A fifth candidate, Michael Bitzenburg, did not attend.
Bitzenburg, 66, is a retired supervisor for dinator at the Fox Run Golf Club. Tsichlis,
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Proposition S
April 5 Election
$0.00 CHANGE TO YOUR TAXES!

In the past, Mehlville Fire Protection District has earned your trust by:
R- the Districts infrastructure;
S wasteful spending in the District;
L re district tax rate in St. Louis County, every year, since 2006.
The Main Objectives of Proposition S:
Flexibility
Eciency
Maintain all Current Services
Streamline Accounting Procedures in the District
The following Proposition will be on the April 5, 2016 ballot for

Mehlville Fire Protection District voters to consider:
PROPOSITION S
Shall the Board of Directors of the Mehlville Fire Protection District be authorized to abolish the
Alarm levy, reducing the authorized tax levy ve cents (5 cents), while increasing the General
Revenue authorized tax levy by ve cents (5 cents) per one hundred dollars assessed valuation as a cost saving measure to
simplify and streamline accounting procedures of the District? If this proposition is approved by a majority of the voters,
the overall authorized tax levy will remain the same and there will be no reduction in service.
YES
NO
The lowest tax rate in St. Louis County for 10 years!

Aaron Hilmer
Director - Chairman
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr. Bonnie C. Stegman
Edmond Ryan
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Director - Secretary
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Three
Elect
Mehlville candidates address

issues facing school district
(Continued from Page 1A)
between the community, school board and

administration is the most important issue
in this race. We have an excellent start with
high community engagement stemming
from Prop R, the current superintendent
and most of the school board. We need to
continue this by meeting the Prop R commitments, ensuring clear communication
with the community and continued transparency, Schartner said.
Fiscal transparency and accountability.
Why? With the passage of Prop R, the community is holding the district responsible
to use increased revenues as promised,
Trakas said.
Felton, 69, 5949 Briarmist Place, 63128,
is an information technology consultant
for Technology Partners Inc. He and his
wife, Martha, have ve grown children.
All graduated from Mehlville High School.
Felton, who has served on the board since
2007, said he is seeking re-election because
I originally ran for the Mehlville school
board because I wanted the children in this
community to have the same opportunities
that my children had. I am running for reelection because I am still as committed to
that purpose today as I was then. My experience on the board, and my background
in planning and process improvement will
be an asset to the board as it maintains the
unprecedented cooperation between the
community and the school district.
Schartner, 45, 3081 Woodbridge Creek
Drive, 63129, is program manager for
continuous improvement at Ameren. He
and his wife, Beth, have two children who
attend Mehlville schools.
Schartner, who has not held elective
ofce, said he is seeking election to continue the positive momentum in our district
that started with Prop R, pursue academic
excellence in our schools for all children
from early childhood education through
college and career readiness, and scal
responsibility to ensure effective stewardship with taxpayer funds.
Lori Trakas, 48, 3900 Butler Hill Road,
63129, owns a certied court reporting
business, Verbatim Reporting Inc. She is
married to Ernest and has a stepdaughter,
Allyson, who attends Belmont University.
Trakas, who was elected to the school
board in 2013, said she is seeking reelection to be a voice valuing academic
excellence, scal responsibility and traditional values.
The candidates gave the following responses to a Call questionnaire:
How did you vote in the November
2015 election on the school districts taxrate increase measure, Proposition R for
Restore? Why?
Felton said, I voted yes on Prop R. I
supported it because a clear nancial need
was documented and explained to the community, and the community came to the
board and asked us to put this measure on
the ballot. As a board member, I had seen
rsthand the impact that reduced spending
was having on the operation of the school
district, including student achievement.
Schartner said, I voted for Proposition
R. The data I gathered indicated we did
Kevin
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Larry Felton
M EH LV ILLE S CH O O L B O A RD
Kevin Schartner
not have the revenue

to provide our children
with a high-quality education. I believe that
if we did not correct
this, we would see
academics fall and our
community would see
a decline in property
Lori Trakas
values ...
Trakas said, I voted no. I questioned
the integrity of the nancial information
that was made available to the public,
the districts debt of $60 million was not
addressed, and no long-term facility and
infrastructure vision was casted.
How will you vote in the April 5 election
on the school districts 4-cent no-taxrate-increase tax transfer, Proposition A
for AC? Why?
Felton said, I will vote yes on Prop A
because it starts the process of providing
capital funding to pay for capital improvements as-we-go. Its a no-tax-increase
transfer of a 4-cent tax from the debt fund
to the capital fund. If approved, it will help
fund the replacement of aging roofs, old
furnaces and air-conditioners with highefciency units.
Schartner said, I will vote for Proposition
A for the following reasons: Proposition A
maintains our current tax rate and is not an
increase in rates. Proposition A is a payas-you-go process that will repair and/or
replace roofs, heating and air conditioning
each year based on a schedule that has been
posted on the school district website. With
this pay-as-you-go method, the district is
able to spend all of this money on capital
improvements ...
Trakas said, No. Ofcial Prop R ballot
language called for restoring, repairing and
upgrading HVAC systems.
Are you satised with Superintendent
Chris Gaines leadership?
Felton said, Yes. Dr. Gaines is providing educational, planning and evaluation
leadership that is moving this district forward. He has used his expertise with data
and continuous improvement to provide
the district with a clear understanding of
where we are the State of the District
presentation and the steps needed to
implement the priorities of the Strategic
Plan.
Schartner said, Yes. Dr. Gaines is a
thoughtful, strategic and tactical thinker
who is effectively leading our district
through the Prop R commitments, Choice
School of Innovation and a waste identication and reduction program. Dr. Gaines
is the right leader at the right time.
Trakas said, As a member of the board,
I am currently in the process of evaluating
Dr. Gaines performance for the past eight
months.
Visit www.callnewspapers.com to read
more responses from the candidates.
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The Retired Mens Club of Webster Groves
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GriefShare, a support group designed to
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Three Mehlville candidates
are seeking two board seats
(Continued from Page 1)
the Calls March 23 forum at Andres

South, moderated by Mehlville Fire Protection District Board of Directors Chairman Aaron Hilmer, with Felton and Trakas
emphasizing their experience on the board,
but for different reasons.
For Felton, the biggest changes in the
district have come in the past two years.
We have a feeling of cooperation between the community and the school district that Ive never seen before in the
24 years Ive been here, he said. This
didnt happen by accident this happened because board members made decisions two, 2.5 years ago that put this in
motion. We hired (interim Superintendent)
Dr. Norm Ridder he made it cool to be a
planner. He freed those of us that are hopelessly horizontal in our thinking.
In contrast to Feltons support of the
direction the district is headed, Trakas
embraced her frequent role as the contrarian of the board, who asks the questions
that Mehlville needs to be asked and has
filled up with information over the past
three years. In the last year, Trakas has
compared the districts spending to that
of Greece and opposed Proposition R and
Proposition A.
She first voted for the strategic plan, but
then later spoke against it.
Recently it was said to me that it only
takes one match to light up a dark room,
Trakas said. For outsiders in the education world, it can feel like you are in a
dark room. However, one only needs the
perseverance to begin creating a spark in
oneself that eventually reaches a glimmer
of light into our educational system.
Schartner is new to the school board, but
not to strategic planning, since he works
as a program manager for continuous
improvement at Ameren.
Ive been in charge of multimilliondollar budgets for most of my career,
Schartner said. I am a fiscal conservative every Saturday is Balance the
Checkbook Day ... With other peoples
money, Im even more focused.
As treasurer of the pro-Prop R campaign
committee, the Mehlville-Oakville United
Committee, Schartner oversaw more than
$50,000 in donations last year but, when
the campaign met all its funding goals, he
put out a call on Facebook to let people
know not to donate anymore.
I knew it was other peoples money
and I knew if I were going to contribute
money for a purpose and it wasnt going to
go there, I would want to know, Schartner
said. Thats how I roll.
Later in the forum, Schartner noted that
he is not a fan of tax increases, despite
what some people might think of getting
involved with MOU.
In response to a reader-submitted question on whether the candidates support the
project-based school of innovation proposed by Superintendent Chris Gaines that
could open next year, Felton and Schartner
said they back the new school, which would
open in existing facilities, as a positive step
to make Mehlville a destination district.
With problem-based learning, every-
body has a stake in it, and its a collaborative environment, Felton said.
A lot of the world is problem-solvers,
Schartner said. Whats great about this is
youre applying it as youre learning it ...
This is going to lift everybody, but its not
going to displace traditional education.
In her answer, Trakas redirected the conversation to a film Gaines has screened
twice at Mehlville, Most Likely to Succeed,
which explores innovative and projectbased learning, and its executive producer,
venture capitalist Ted Dintersmith.
Although Trakas said she applauds some
innovative learning techniques Mehlville
already uses, she objects that Dintersmith
served as part of a delegation representing
the United States in the United Nations
General Assembly.
When you start digging into the school of
innovation, you see ... the author of it, the
movie thats been playing, hes got some
political ties and thats a concern to me,
she said. School districts are supposed to
be local control, local decisions. He has
been assigned to the United Nations General
Assembly by Barack Obama, which kind of
tends to tell you that its looking for a global
education which is different than what
education should be, a local control.
Trakas joined the board in a unanimous
vote Jan. 28 to give the go-ahead to preliminary planning for the school, with Felton
absent. On the Calls questionnaire, Trakas
wrote that she was initially optimistic about
the school of innovation, but now has concerns that it could be a back-door attempt to
take over Mehlville curriculum.
I have concerns that the school of innovation may be another federal education program wrapped in a new package,
designed to enhance the U.S. Department
of Educations control over decisions that
should be made locally, Trakas said.
With Gaines in the audience, the candidates took different approaches to a
question on whether they support Gaines
ambitious plans for the district and
whether they have ever disagreed with him.
Felton said Gaines has done what the
board hired him to do: Challenge the community and bring Mehlville to the next level.
If were going to be a destination district
and move forward, we really have to adjust
our thinking, he said.
I dont think that you do great things by
having mediocre plans or tentative plans,
Schartner said, noting that at one point he
probably will disagree with Gaines. Im
sure its going to happen, and Im not going
to be shy about saying it when that does
happen, but you can do that respectfully
and you can work toward a better solution.
Trakas, who voted against hiring Gaines
last year and criticized his lack of leadership in an open letter before Prop R, said
different superintendents bring different
visions.
I think he is ambitious, and he has
brought a vision that is meaningful to him
and is educating the district on what that
would look like, Trakas said. There are
going to be disagreements from time to
time, and it is about respectfully disagreeing, and it is about respectfully honoring other peoples opinion. Sometimes on
school districts, people really struggle with
the differing opinion.
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Call makes endorsements

for school board elections
The Call makes endorsements for
next weeks Lindbergh and Mehlville
school board elections.
Lindbergh
Five candidates Michael Bitzenburg, Jennifer Miller, David Reinhardt, Mike Tsichlis and incumbent
Gary Ujka are seeking two seats.
While four of the five candidates can
be termed outstanding, we believe
Reinhardt and Tsichlis are the cream
of the crop.
Reinhardts tireless devotion as a
volunteer, particularly serving as cochair of the Proposition G campaign
committee, make him deserving of
election to the board. Tsichlis track
record of promoting transparency, ethics and accountability as a Crestwood
alderman is impeccable. He would be
a welcome addition to the board.
The Call endorses Reinhardt and
Tsichlis.
Mehlville
Three candidates incumbent Larry Felton, newcomer Kevin Schartner
and incumbent Lori Trakas are
seeking two seats.
Felton, who has served on the board
since 2007, has come into his own
over the past year, demonstrating the
maturity, vision and common sense
needed to lead Mehlville forward.
Schartners work on the Prop R
campaign, coupled with his leadership skills and long-range view of
making Mehlville a destination district, more than qualify him to serve.
The Call endorses Felton and Schartner.
School district voters also will
consider Proposition A, for AC, a
4-cent, no-tax-rate-increase tax transfer. Prop A would not increase the
current tax rate, but would extend a
4-cent tax for facilities for another 10
years. If Prop A is approved, roughly
$685,000 annually would be placed
into a dedicated fund for replacement
of roofs and aging HVAC systems.
Prop A is a simple, straightforward
measure thats a no-brainer. We urge
voters to approve it.
MFPD
Mehlville Fire Protection District
voters will consider Proposition S for
Simplify or Streamline, which seeks
to consolidate the districts general
fund tax levy and alarm fund tax levy
into one fund, resulting in the elimination of the alarm fund levy.
The districts alarm fund currently
levies 5 cents per $100 of assessed
valuation. As proposed, that 5 cents
would be added to the general fund
levy and the ambulance fund levy
would be eliminated.
Prop S is also a no-brainer. We urge
voters to approve it.
Passage of Prop A would result in no overall increase

By CHRIS GAINES
In November, district voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition R, and two video updates have outlined our progress relative
to those funds.
As the Board of Education was deciding to put Prop R on the
ballot last summer, I recommended that 4 cents be placed on the
April ballot. The board decided to move forward in January and
placed Proposition A on the April 5 ballot.
Prop A asks voters to increase our capital projects fund by 4
cents, with a subsequent reduction in the debt service fund of 4
cents no overall increase. This continuation of a current tax
allows the district to have a dedicated source of funding for roof
and HVAC projects to not only maintain your investment, but
improve the efficiency of outdated heating and cooling systems.
The 4 cents may seem like an odd number. It is the remaining
tax rate paying down general-obligation bond debt that voters
approved in 1992-1993. We are about to pay off that debt and
are asking to continue the 4 cents to fund the following roofing
projects:
2016 Forder Elementary, $438,000.
2017 Beasley Elementary, $144,000, and Point Elementary,
$283,000.
2018 Wohlwend Elementary, $67,000,

and Oakville High, $425,000.
2019 Jefferson Barracks, $140,300.
2020 Trautwein Elementary, $41,000;
Wohlwend Elementary, $445,000; and Point
Elementary, $185,000.
2021 Mehlville High School, $1.5
million.
2022 Bierbaum Elementary, $585,000,
and Oakville Middle, $495,000.
2023 Bernard Middle, $604,000, and
Chris Gaines
Buerkle Middle, $670,000.
2024 Oakville High, $1.4 million.
2025 Washington Middle, $345,000.
These could move forward or back in time as projects are bid
and we see costs relative to our estimates.
The projects, and others funded by Prop R, will improve the
efficiency of our buildings by replacing inefficient roofs and
HVAC systems. Thank you for becoming an informed voter, and
I encourage you to vote on April 5.
Chris Gaines serves as superintendent of the Mehlville School
District.
Trakas a voice of reason on Mehlville board, earns letter writers vote

To the editor:
In April, the taxpayers will vote who
shall serve on the Mehlville Board of Education.
Lori Trakas has earned my vote because
she is a voice of reason, demonstrating good
stewardship over the taxpayers money. At
the same time, Lori continues to push for
academic success. She understands that
with 40 percent of the students at a basic
level they will struggle to achieve their full
potentials. How can any community stay

viable when its not producing, nor promoting, excellence in academics?
Conversely, one of Loris opponents, Larry Felton, has voted for tennis courts, an
auditorium, a $200,000 superintendents
contract, all the while not voting for classroom supplies, facility upgrades such as
HVAC and transportation for the children.
Academics have remained mediocre under his leadership.
Larry treats the superintendent like the

emperor and our taxes like his personal
piggy bank without questioning how this
will benefit the children or the community.
The choice is simple. A vote for Lori
Trakas, and only Lori, is a vote for honesty, transparency and a better future for the
children and the community of Mehlville
School District.
Christina Noto
Lemay
Crestwood resident backing Ayouaz for Ward 4 aldermanic position

To the editor:
I am so pleased that the aldermen did the right thing and are
finally moving Crestwood forward again.
It has been too long coming, but the mayors leadership has prevailed. This is also one of the reasons I support Ismaine Ayouaz
for Ward 4 alderman. He has stood firmly behind this plan, after
really studying all the alternatives and the financial impact before
even deciding to run for alderman.
It is amazing and encouraging to me that a young, busy family
man and a new American could be so committed to his city that

he actually took the time to attend 90 percent of aldermanic meetings and other open public forums for the past two years. Ismaine
is the kind of dynamic and caring individual we need to help lead
our great city into the future.
I strongly encourage Ward 4 voters to get out and vote on April
5 and to vote for Ismaine Ayouaz.
Gerry Puglisi
Crestwood
Miguel best candidate to represent interests of Crestwoods Ward 3

To the editor:
As it is likely that the city of Crestwood
will soon sign a redevelopment agreement
for the Crestwood mall property, the votes
we cast on April 5 to elect our aldermen
will have an impact on the city that will be

felt for years to come.
The board that will be seated after the
election will face many challenges, from
negotiating redevelopment legislation to
planning and zoning issues to discerning

the best ways for the city to manage its
budget in the wake of the property-tax
revenue forfeitures imposed by the use of
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Miller, Ujka best candidates for Lindbergh board

To the editor:
The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken
place.
This aphorism accurately captures the
source of increasing and needless
drama in Lindbergh Schools in recent
years, culminating in the unilateral determination of the current teacher salary
schedule.
Jennifer Miller and incumbent Gary
Ujka are two school board candidates who
will work to improve communication and
thereby strengthen the Lindbergh School
District.
Importantly, residents should elect candidates who sincerely value honest, clear
communication. It is also imperative that
board members possess the strength of
character to ask difficult questions when
necessary and challenge any interests that
compete with those of Lindbergh students

and taxpayers. Jennifer Miller and Gary
Ujka embody integrity and endeavor only
to serve student and taxpayer interests.
The candidates elected April 5 to the
Lindbergh school board will soon participate in choosing a new superintendent,
since Superintendent Dr. Jim Simpson
declared his intent to retire in 2018.
Lindbergh needs board members who
will ensure our next leader values and
personifies the most important element in
all successful relationships: healthy communication.
Jennifer Miller and Gary Ujka will strive
to restore healthy communication within
the district, and they consequently will
serve the interests of Lindbergh students
and taxpayers exceedingly well.
Juliet Lilledahl Scherer
Concord
Fribis a grand, knowledgeable, proven servant

To the editor:
The March 17 Call contained a citizens
editorial condemning Sunset Hills Ward 4
Alderman Pat Fribis for her decision and
vote to not change an existing ordinance.
Pat Fribis has served this city for nearly
30 years. She has tirelessly worked for the
benefit of all our citizens. She has donated
tens of thousands of hours to learn and
know what is best for Sunset Hills.
She has voted thousands of times deciding issues that best serve this city. She has
always directed her efforts to a decision
she believes will maintain a smooth running civic organization in a manner that
benefits all of us.
To call out one of five people who voted
to deny a contentious change to an ordi-
nance, and condemn her alone for doing so,

appears to be extremely self-serving and
inconsiderate of recognizing the concerns
of others in the community. In her letter,
the complainant judges Ms. Fribis as being
incompetent, unprepared and unethical.
Vote however you like. Vote for whatever reason you believe to be important.
But we cannot condemn a devoted civic
servant with a proven 30-year record of
service to this city and its citizens just
because a minor contested issue did not go
your way.
Please, dear friends, vote for a grand,
knowledgeable, proven servant of our city.
Vote for Pat Fribis for mayor.
Don Elvig
Sunset Hills
Research candidates before voting, Beezley says

To the editor:
Recently a former alderman who is currently running for alderman in Crestwood
Ward 4, Steve Nieder, told a Crestwood
resident who was attending a Board of
Aldermen meeting to shut up.
I think every time I see a sign in someones yard do they really know who the
person is behind that sign. It might be good
to review this individuals past before you
vote on April 5.
It seems every time you see a Nieder sign
you also see a Mike Tsichlis sign.
Mike served on the Crestwood Board of
Aldermen and was elected president of
the board. Last year, two of his peers on
the board placed on the agenda to discuss

removing him as president. They did not
succeed in this removal, but I was present
the night of the vote. From my recollection, one of his other peers noted issues
with the way he tends to address people
and certain situations.
Please take a moment to really look into
who you are voting for, they can appear to
be the nicest people in the world when they
are in control at your door.
Its their history that really counts.
Deborah Beezley
Crestwood
Editors note: Deborah Beezley is a former Crestwood Ward 4 alderman.
Crestwood resident will cast his vote for Nieder

To the editor:
Steve Nieder is running for Crestwood
Ward 4 alderman with a lot of positives:
Experience as a detail/results-oriented
alderman, Planning and Zoning Commission member and Economic Development
Commission member.
Depth of knowledge of Crestwood,
how its government functions, balancing
budgets, and operating successfully with
given resources.
Dedicated transparency advocate who
gives his own time to videotape key governmental meetings, then spends his own
money to post the video to a free website
so all Crestwood neighbors who are unable

to attend these meetings can watch them at
their convenience.
Caring advocate. My 8-year-old daughter and I tagged along with Steve on the
campaign trail, and I was inspired by how
he takes time to listen to residents concerns, patiently answers their questions,
and shares thoughtful insights on what he
can do to serve residents and help with
their concerns.
Proven financial acumen. One example
was 2006 when Mr. Nieder utilized his talents to skillfully guide Crestwood through
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The rst phase of the $10 million redevelopment of Affton Plaza is set to break
ground this week after the County Council
unanimously approved a redevelopment
plan and tax-increment nancing, or TIF.
The council unanimously approved the
Affton Plaza TIF 5-0 March 22, with
1st District Councilwoman Hazel Erby,
D-University City, and 3rd District Councilwoman Colleen Wasinger, R-Town and
Country, absent.
Developer Larry Chapman of Chapman
Ventures says the $2.5 million TIF will
revitalize Affton Plaza, a loosely connected 10.9-acre site of seemingly unrelated

buildings bordered by Gravois, Mackenzie
and Weber roads, which currently sits
mostly vacant as businesses have left.
The Affton TIF Commission unanimously recommended the TIF at a public hearing Jan. 28, with the full support of the
Affton School District and the Affton Fire
Protection District. At that hearing, Chapman said he wants to start construction as
soon as possible, breaking ground as soon
as April 1 for six months of construction.
Gaming Commission approves River City sale

The Missouri Gaming Commission unanimously approved River City Casino owner
Pinnacle Entertainments request to sell its
Missouri casinos last week, a move that will
place most of the states casinos under one
owner, Gaming and Leisure Properties, Inc.
The petition, granted 5-0 by the state
panel, allows Pinnacle to sell River City
and the Ameristar casinos in St. Charles
and Kansas City. Nationwide, Pinnacle
shareholders signed onto a deal that would
sell 14 of the companys 15 casinos to

GLPI. Pinnacle will still operate the casinos, however, leasing them back for a total
of $377 million a year.
The Lemay casino, which opened in 2010,
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Miguel candidate best suited
to represent Ward 3 citizens
(Continued from Opinions, Page 6A)
redevelopment incentives for the mall.

Fortunately for Ward 3 voters, we have a
candidate who has the depth of knowledge,
experience, and independence to be the
kind of legislator who knows what it takes
to be an effective public servant. That candidate is Jerry Miguel. Mr. Miguels practical experience negotiating redevelopment
legislation, as well as his rigorous review of
city nances would give the board the foundation it needs to navigate the citys future.
It is clear that at times the collective inexperience of the current board has led to a
lopsided dependence on professional consultants. Mr. Miguel would help change
that dynamic, saving the city money in
professional fees, while adding muchneeded scrutiny to the legislative process.
He possesses the wisdom to challenge
prevailing opinions when they do not represent the best interests of the city.
Electing seasoned aldermen to the board
at this crucial juncture will ensure that the
voice of residents will not be muted by

those who favor short-term political accomplishments at the expense of long-term
municipal viability. Jerry Miguel is the candidate best suited to represent the interests
of Ward 3 voters; his courage in aggressively pursuing what is best for the city,
even in the face of criticism, places him in a
category unmatched by his opponents.
I will vote with condence for Jerry
Miguel on April 5, and I strongly encourage my fellow Ward 3 residents to join me.
Martha Duchild
Crestwood
Editors note: Mrs. Duchilds husband,
Paul, is a former Ward 3 alderman.
Letters exceed available space
Due to space limitations, we were not

able to publish all of the letters to the editor submitted. Besides the letters in print
this week, the Call received a letter supporting two Crestwood aldermanic candidates Jerry Miguel of Ward 3 and
Steve Nieder of Ward 4 and a letter
supporting Crestwood Ward 4 candidate
Ismaine Ayouaz.
Cast
Nieders fiscal stewardship
benefits Crestwood citizens
(Continued from Letters, Page 7A)
a major nancial crisis, and was a key

member of the team of elected ofcials
who built up a much-needed cash reserve.
His responsible stewardship of our tax
dollars helped ensure Crestwood paid off
its debts and, equally important, honor its
promise to taxpayers to cancel the Proposition S tax once the debt was paid.
With looming budget and economic challenges facing the city, Steves knowledge
and integrity will be a welcome asset to the
Board of Aldermen.
Steve Nieder is an outspoken, fearless
champion for the people the peoples
Charter and code, our hard-earned money,
our right to a transparent, accessible gov-
ernment which conducts the peoples business in an open, ethical manner that embraces a plurality of views while honoring
the principles of who we are.
In short, Steve Nieder challenges Crestwood to do better; thats why I support him
for Ward 4 alderman, and encourage fellow Ward 4 voters to do the same April 5.
Robert Hahn
Crestwood
Correction
On April 5, Crestwood voters will

consider Proposition U, a new city tax
on goods purchased from out-of-state
vendors that would tax those goods at
the same rate as the current city sales
tax, 1.5 percent. A story in last weeks
edition identied the measure by the
wrong letter.
ELECT
Larry Felton
Mehlville School Board
April 5, 2016, #1 on the ballot
9 years on the Mehlville School Board

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Work Expertise in Data Analysis, Planning, Process
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Priorities
1. Prop R spending based on the plan
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When Samantha and Adrienne heard that

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rounds to 14 homebound elderly residents.
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Mall
Resident calls mayors limit
on speakers reprehensible
in 2014, is proposing one large retail facility that could contain a grocery store,
a multi-screen movie theater, a tness
center, two dine-in restaurants, an ofce
building, a 225-unit apartment complex
currently envisioned as senior housing and
11 to 13 acres of open space and community gardens.
Approval of the redevelopment project
poses no risk whatsoever to the city, according to Mayor Gregg Roby.
Under the terms of the agreement with
the developer, demolition of the mall
must begin within 90 days of the boards
approval of the incentives and the project
must be substantially completed within 36
months. UrbanStreet may only be reimbursed from new revenues generated by
the project, and must construct at least
120,000 square feet of retail space before
any reimbursement begins.
In addition, city ofcials negotiated for
$1.5 million that will be used to remove
the medians on Watson Road, increasing
access to businesses on the roadway.
Lindbergh Schools ofcials have voiced
concerns about the apartments proposed
for the site, saying they would exacerbate the aggressive enrollment growth that
already is challenging the district.
Under the redevelopment agreement, if
non-senior housing is constructed, the tax
revenue will pass through to the school
district and other taxing entities.
As done at the March 8 board meeting in
a departure from past practice, speakers at
the March 22 board meeting were limited
to three minutes with Director of Public
Services Jim Gillam timing them and issuing a warning when 30 seconds remained.
At the March 8 meeting, City Administrator Kris Simpson recommended aldermen conduct only a rst reading of the
mall-related ordinances, noting that residents had not had time to fully review all
of the documentation.
... I think in fairness to the public and to
give everyone an adequate amount of time
to review and provide comment on such an
important development, I think its appropriate that we only do a rst reading at this
meeting if the board so desires, and consider a second reading and nal approval of
all of those ordinances at its next meeting
..., said Simpson, who did not attend the
March 22 meeting.
Roby announced March 22 that residents
would not be able to comment when the
board considered the perfection second
reading of the mall-related measures,
only during the designated period for public comment.
Resident Martha Duchild, who later told
the Call that she had comments prepared
for each ordinance, strongly objected to
Robys limitation on public comment.
... Youve had the benet of the developer and his entourage of lawyers, consultants
theyve had the benet of your ear for
months, and its just reprehensible that after
all these documents were given to us two
weeks ago, we have three minutes three
minutes that the citizens have to voice their
concerns. That just shows how lopsided this
whole process has been ..., she said.

Resident John O. Bell contended city ofcials had not fullled their responsibilities for code enforcement at the mall site.
... We could be where we are today
many, many months ago if you had just
simply said to the developer, Thank you
very much for buying the property and
were looking forward to your plan and
project. But we are putting you on notice
we enforce our codes fairly and broadly.
We do not play favorites, especially when
we have a scal gap because materially
and constructively youre going to exacerbate that scal gap, he said. These
ladies and gentlemen who are representing
the developers are here tonight, but if in
fact you go and you make a decision in
this second reading to approve all these
ordinances that are under consideration are
going to take a full bite in time.
They will be gone and they dont give a
rats ass about the health, safety and welfare of this community. And if they did,
they would not have appealed the assessed
value of their property, No. 1. They would
have not created a wedge between the
school district and the community ...
UrbanStreet successfully appealed the
2014 assessed value of the mall property
and is appealing the sites 2015 assessed
value. If the 2015 appeal is successful, the
amount of tax revenue going to Lindbergh
will be reduced by $95,000 annually.
Lindbergh Superintendent Jim Simpson
told the Call he was not surprised by the
outcome, and hopes the redevelopment of
the mall site is a success.
... It was a foregone conclusion. School
districts cant stop TIFs. They dont have
the power. The system is set up to where
they cant really do anything other than
comment ... But we did want to make
our point and we did ... We are still very
concerned about TIFs moving into the
residential development arena ..., he said.
Because of the changing nature of retail,
particularly the impact of Internet sales,
Jim Simpson said, Developers, therefore,
arent able to attract the retail that they
could 15 years ago. But developers being
developers still want to develop, and so
theyre saying, I still want TIF dollars, but
I want that for housing, and that is very
destructive to school districts and not in, I
think, the best interests of anyone ...
Lindbergh ofcials are pleased that if the
apartments are non-senior apartments, the
tax revenue will pass through to the school
district and other taxing entities, he said.
... Thats clearly a nod toward Lindbergh
Schools and helping us, and we do appreciate that, Jim Simpson said. ... But its not
lost on us that this is the rst TIF that Ive
ever encountered which was given with
zero retail contracts on the table before
the money was given. So were hopeful
that those retailers do show up and that it
is an exciting shopping area that energizes
everybody in the commercial corridor ....
However, Lindberghs relationship with
Crestwood clearly is damaged, he said.
I think theres a very damaged and broken relationship between Crestwood and
Lindbergh Schools. We felt zero love from
Crestwood on any project, really, Jim
Simpson said, citing the districts expansion of Long Elementary School in 2013.

E. Enter at the rear of the building. For more
Monday, April 4
The Affton White-Rodgers Community Center, 9801 Mackenzie Road, will sponsor a beginner and intermediate class for those who wish to
play the mountain dulcimer at 10 a.m. The cost
is $25. Advance registration is required; stop by
the center or call (314) 615-8822.
Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter 1070 will
meet at 5:45 p.m. at St. Anthonys Medstop
Urgent Care, Room A, 2900 Lemay Ferry Road.
Line dancing will be offered at the Concord
Farmers Club, 10140 Concord School Road.
Lessons are offered from 6:15 p.m. to 7:30
p.m., followed by open dancing until 9:15 p.m.
The SAJE Senior Ministry will sponsor openplay pickleball, including instruction for new
players, from 9 a.m. to noon at the St. Elizabeth
of Hungary gymnasium, 1414 S. Sappington
Road. The cost is $3.
ROC Ministries, 802 Kinswood Lane, will
offer Sewing-N-Faith, a free gathering from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for crafting, sewing, knitting,
crocheting and hand or machine quilting to
serve those in need. For more information, call
(314) 487-4843.
The SAJE Senior Ministry will offer free
quilting all abilities from 11 a.m. to 2
p.m. at Episcopal Church of the Advent, 9373
Garber Road.
Tuesday, April 5
The Mehlville Lions Club will meet at 7

p.m. in the downstairs room at Firehouse Bar
& Grill, 3500 Lemay Ferry Road. For more information, visit www.mehlvillelionsclub.com.
Affton Chapter 1015 of Take Off Pounds
Sensibly will meet at 10 a.m. in Room 103 of
the Salvation Army, 824 Union Road. Weighins begin at 9:10 a.m. For more information,
call (314) 845-3046.
Overeaters Anonymous will meet at 1

p.m. at the Concord Trinity United Methodist
Church Library, 5275 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter 186 will
meet at 9 a.m. in Rooms 3 and 4 on the lower
level at Mary, Mother of the Church, 5901
Kerth Road.
Wednesday, April 6
The Happy Hookers Crochet and Social

Club will meet for lunch at 11 a.m. at Firehouse
Bar & Grill, 3500 Lemay Ferry Road. For more
Registration is underway for Mouse Races
sponsored by the St. Clare Hospital Auxiliary
that will take place Friday, April 15, at Andres
South, 4254 Telegraph Road. The cost of $25
per person for tables of 10 includes a buffet
meal and open bar. Doors will open at 6:15 p.m.
Proceeds will benefit hospital projects. Email
ggoede01@att.net to register or call (314) 6603026 for more information.
Dotties senior group for men and women
is free to join. Come and meet new friends. For
information about the meeting date and time,
call (314) 638-3402.
The South County Kiwanis Club will meet
from noon to 1 p.m. at Fraileys Southtown
Grill, 4329 Butler Hill Road. For more information, call (314) 487-6877.
The South County Toastmasters will meet at
7 p.m. at the MetLife Building, 13045 Tesson
Ferry Road. For additional information, visit
www.southcountytoastmasters.org.
The Gravois Kiwanis Club will meet at noon
at Sams Steakhouse, 10205 Gravois Road. For
more information, call (314) 556-8768.
The Rotary Club of Crestwood-Sunset
Hills will meet at 12:15 p.m. at the Holiday
Inn-Viking, Lindbergh Boulevard and Watson
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Dwight Yoakam sees several parallels

between his current album, Second Hand
Heart, and his 1986 debut album, the altcountry classic Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc.,
Etc.
It feels in a strange way connected to
the very first record, Guitars, Cadillacs in
the way that it came about, Yoakam said
in a recent phone interview. That album
(Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc.) was an EP
originally, and then Warners signed me in
85 and I re-released it in January of 86 as
a full-length ... And this one has its own,
its almost as if that album had its own
journey and a couple of lives.
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Heart include songs that had a previous
life before being re-done in somewhat different ways for the two albums.
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and re-released as Guitars, Cadillacs,
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Second Hand Heart, includes a few
songs that had been gestating with Yoakam
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back as the mid-1990s.
The title track was written and under consideration for Yoakams previous release,
the acclaimed 2012 album 3 Pears, while
another original, Dreams of Clay, originally surfaced in a far different form on the
2000 album Tomorrows Sounds Today.
The (new) album kind of created itself.
And you know, funny enough, Guitars,
Cadillacs ... the first album did that, he
said. It was an example of the album
leads you to where its going to go.
Another parallel is both Guitars, Cadillacs and Second Hand Heart are on
Warner Bros./Reprise Records, the label
Yoakam called home for his first eight
albums before parting ways and releasing
his 2003 album, Population Me, and his
2005 album, Blame the Vain, on independent labels.
Whats more, both Guitars, Cadillacs
and Second Hand Heart were recorded
in the same studio the legendary Capitol
Records Studio B.
That rooms just flat out got magic in
it, Yoakam said. Lets see, the first six
studio albums of my career were done
at Capitol Studios, Guitars, Cadillacs
through Gone. So that feels like home
always. That room doesnt lie. You better be on your game when you go into B
because it just spits back to you in your
face exactly what you just did.
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You hear it on all of the albums, Yoakam

said of that reckless abandon. You hear it
on things like Long Way Home. Another
song that would have that expression in it
would be Only Want You More, a raved
up rockabilly coming-off-the-rails (kind of
song). And in (the 1995 album) Gone, I
think the song Never Hold You has a bit
of that thing. But left to my own devices,
Im pushing more kind of the envelope
maybe on 3 Pears and now this (album),
in terms of the sonics of it.
That sort of full-throttle, hard-rocking
sound pops up on the new album in his
cover of Man of Constant Sorrow.
Yeah, thats a collision of the Ramones
ambushing Bill Monroe, Yoakam said of
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If Yoakam rarely rocked as hard on his
earlier albums as he does on Man of Constant Sorrow and Liar, his sound nevertheless proved very successful, especially
during the first decade of his career.
A native of Pikeville, Ky., who grew up
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Buck Owens and the Sweethearts of the
Rodeo-era Byrds.
He scuffled for several years before getting signed by Warner Bros., which took
his indie EP, Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc.
Etc., expanded it with several additional
songs and released it as Yoakams 1986
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It started Yoakam on a commercial roll
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he has notched 22 top-20 country singles
and nine platinum albums. His total album
sales stand at 25 million.
Yoakam figures to play a career-spanning set in his live shows, and a couple of
members of his touring group also played
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Miller, Reinhardt, Tsichlis and Ujka attended the March 10 forum sponsored by
the Board of the Education. Board President Kathy Kienstra served as moderator.
Bitzenburg did not attend the forum.
Kienstra noted that the districts biggest
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dealing effectively with annual increases
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Tsichlis said, ... It (growth) has been a
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comes as sort of a two-edged sword in the
sense that we do need to accommodate this
increased enrollment. How are we going
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think a step or two out. Its often difficult
to plan for these circumstances ...
But some of the things I think are important will be to retain or try and hold on to a
significant reserve fund that can take care
of facilities issues. Thats going to be very
important when pressure is on to expand.
I think the district is doing the right thing,
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whenever one can be located and secured,
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the end is keep our class sizes down. Thats
going to require more space and yes, its
going to require more faculty and staff ...
Ujka said, Growth is a great problem to
have. It makes our district exciting. I expect
the board, prior to me being involved,
would be visionary and looking out five
to seven years and they were doing that ...
You have to be looking out five to seven
years. Growth is something we talk about
continually because growth can catch up
and will bite you. Working in Rockwood,
now 36 years, Ive got a lot of experience
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many, many years ...
Its just something you have to plan for.
We just got enrollment projections Tuesday night and we started looking at those to
see what we have to plan for into the 2020s
and thats kind of a long way away, but its
something you have to think about ... Its a
balance between keeping our teachers paid
well, that they stay with us, and keeping
our class sizes the appropriate level for
what I call the Lindbergh way ...
Miller said, I agree that we need to continue to be proactive on this issue. It looks
like its not going to stop anytime soon,
all these new students coming into our
district. And as Gary said, we have to look
at our teachers salaries, our other staff
salaries. We need to be concerned with
our class size. We need to look at ways
of increasing revenue. This may mean we
need to have community committees ... to
discuss possible ways to make this happen.
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to have another elementary school if the
enrollment projections are coming like
they are. So were going to have to discuss
ways we can make that happen, and I think
we all need to work together ...
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growth as a problem. Its a challenge. Its a
big challenge, but its definitely not a problem. So I dont really like it when I hear that
student growth is a problem ... More and
more people are coming to this community ...
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structurally with future buildings for
growth. Theyre building a new elementary school ... that will allow 600-plus students. They bought Johnnys Market. Its
going to open up 10 to 12 classrooms at the
high school. They opened up ECE (Early
Childhood Education) West Annex ... I
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306. EQUIPMENT,
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British
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38. Scarletts home
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amount
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49. Plant louses
50. Unchanged in character
51. A flat cushion or mat
54. Type of creative proposal,
abbr.
55. Optical instrument
58. Italian Island
59. City SW of Tehran
60. Eddie ____, Olympic gold
medal winner
61. Stamp
62. A quantity of no
importance
63. Saw wood
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2. Used when listing items
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France
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10. Ill wills

11. A Brazilian river
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13. De Mille (dancer)
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27. Wings
28. Unaccompanied
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miles. $37,999. Stk #B3249. Certified Pre-Owned. Bob Brockland
Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
ALL UTILITIES PAID. 1

bdrm, all electric, clean, quiet,
laundry facility, private entrance,
well-lighted park ing. Near
Gravois Bluffs shopping. No pets.
(636) 349-0332, (314) 277-7498,
(314) 409-5050.
CARPET REPAIRS restretching, reseaming, and patching.

No job too small. Free estimates.
(314) 892-1003.
2015 BUICK LACROSSE

18,xxx miles. $28,995. Stk #P4076.
Certified Pre-Owned. Bob Brockland Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
621 HOLLY HILLS, 2nd floor,

1 BD. Shopping & recreation
within walking distance. No dogs.
$350/mo + deposit. 314-892-3204
2015 BUICK REGAL 25,xxx

Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
802. OPEN HOUSES
2013 BUICK REGAL 30,xxx

miles . $17,495. Stk #K60003A.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM. Sunset Hills, 12750 West Watson Rd.

Amazing Large Custom Ranch
Home, with In-Laws Quarters
and Potential Guest House. 6
Car Garage. Near Swimming
Pool & Park. $535,000. CALL
DAN CERONE REALTORS
314-842-7647.
VII. Vehicles
706. CARS, VANS
FOR SALE
2015 CHEVY CRUZE 25,xxx

Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
2015 CHEVY EQUINOX
20,xxx miles. $25,995. Stk
#B3287. Certified Pre-Owned.
Bob Brockland Buick GMC, (618)
281-2288
2015 CHEVY IMPALA 21,xxx
Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
2015 CHEVY IMPALA LIMITED 24,xxx miles. $19,339. Stk
#B3250. Certified Pre-Owned. Bob
Brockland Buick GMC, (618) 2812288
2013 CHEVY MALIBU 64,xxx
miles. $13,854. Stk #B3265A.
RARE 2004 CHEVROLET
SSR 23,xxx miles. $27,999. Stk#
k50018A. Bob Brockland Buick
GMC, (618) 281-2288
714. SERVICE,
EQUIPMENT
DOES YOUR AUTO CLUB
offer no hassle service and rewards? Call Auto Club of America (ACA) & Get $200 in ACA
Rewards! (New members only)
Roadside Assistance & Monthly
Reward. Call 1-800-360-9519
716. VEHICLESWANTED
DONATE YOUR CAR, Truck
or Boat to Heritage For the Blind.
Free 3 Day Vacation, Tax Deductible, Free Towing, All Paperwork
taken care of. Call 1-800-7942203
VIII. Real
Estate
800. APARTMENTS FOR
RENT
PUBLISHERSNOTICE: All real estate
advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair
Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status, or national origin, or
intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.
We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the
law. All persons are hereby informed that all
dwellings advertised are available on an equal
opportunity basis.
BASEMENT APARTMENT
FOR RENT Sunset Hills $750 a
month includes utilities washer and
dryer. Call 314-393-8813.
RECYCLE
THIS PAPER
BEAUTIFUL SETTING 310

Danworth Ct., Kirkwood. 2 Bedroom, 2.5 baths, full basement,
bonus rooms, 1408 sq.ft. Open
House Saturday 4/2 & Sunday 4/3
10am-2pm.
815. OFFICE, INDUSTRIAL,
MEDICAL
OFFICE SPACE
FOR LEASE
800SF-1700SF, 12981 Mauer
Ind. Dr., St. Louis, MO 63127.
$13.00 PSF, South County-Sunset
Hills Location. Call 314-550-7585
or email: maurerg@att.net
3031 TELEGRAPH RD FOR
SALE Nice 3,690 Sq.Ft. Office
Building at Intersection of Sappington Barracks & Telegraph.
Former St. Louis County Police
Location. CALL DAN CERONE
REALTORS, (314) 842-7647
IX. Professional
Services
901. AERATION
ARNDT LAWN
SERVICE
924. CONSTRUCTION
REPAIR IT BEFORE YOU

REPLACE IT. Carpet Sales,
repaired, restretched, installed.
Nick Gaines. For phone quote:
(314) 845-8049.
920. CLEANING
TWO LADIES AND A
BUCKET. Two are better than
one! Detailed and thorough
cleaning! Contact Susie Duncan
(314) 229-1736.
BAST CLEANING Commercial/Residential. Move in/
outs. Dependable, trustworthy,
experienced. Professional references. Insured 314-814-BAST
314-638-0872
CLEAN AS A WHISTLE Family Owned & Operated Since 2006.
Weekly, Bi-weekly, Monthly.
Move-In & Move-Out. Insured
& Bonded. $10.00 off first time
customers. Located in South
County. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A+ BBB rating. 314-426-3838.
www.cleanasawhistlestl.com
Scrubby Dutch
Cleaning
Family owned & operated since 1983

Bonded Insured Supervised
$10 OFF FOR

FIRST TIME CUSTOMERS!
Free Estimates by phone!
921. COMPUTER DESIGN

AND REPAIR
iPad * iPhone * Mac Support
Mac | Mobility | Server | Wireless
Email/Domain | Backup | Security
Darren@Macspertise.net
| (314) 353-9778. Certified
Apple Consultant. Reviews:
http:// bit.ly/macstl3
QUALITY
CONCRETE
WORK Driveways, Patios,
Sidewalks. 30 Years Experience. Prompt Service Reasonable Prices Free Estimates
Fully Insured MWSM, LLC.
(314) 238-1275.
MASSEYTUCKPOINTING
Expert Tuckpointing
Chimney Repair Specialist
Brick &Stone Repair Caulking
$50 OFF over $500

BBB A+Rating
Winner of the 2013 Torch Award
(314)48 6- 330 3
ELECTRO
DOOR
SYSTEMS INC. See our ad in
the Professional Services Directory
(314)-454-0460 (618)-281-4056
930. ELECTRICAL
INNOVATIVE ELECTRIC
Well Experienced. Services, Remodels, Additions. Licensed, Insured. Credit Cards Accepted.
(314) 546-5915.
935. FINANCIAL
SELL YOUR Structured settlement or annuity payments for
CASH NOW. You dont have to
wait for your future payments any
longer! Call 1-800-795-8418.
Chartered Financial
Consultant
Over 40 Years Experience
No Fees
Helping
You Simplify
Planning for:
314-849-4666
www.scrubbydutch.com
914. BRICK, STONE,

TUCKPOINTING
314-296-8223 ALL TYPES

TUCKPOINTING, bricklaying,
stone work, waterproofing and
caullking serving St. Louis since
1969. Proof of insurance provided.
NO deposit required and we accept all major credit cards. Service
award recipient and A+ BBB rating.
danmilbournconstruction.com
928. DOORS,
GARAGE DOORS
CLU, ChFC, RHU, RICP
PC REPAIR AND SUPPORT

Reasonable rates. Bachelors
degree in computer science.
(314) 471-6619.
Specializing in custom, outdoor

masonry ovens, fireplaces and fire
pits. We do retaining walls, mailboxes, planters, brick gas grills,
any aspect of masonry. Since 1977.
Call Kevin (618) 667-3837.
BI-STATE CONCRETE, LLC.

Since 1963. See our ad in the professional services directory (314)
849-7520.
Thomas J. Cosgrove
For all your lawncare needs!

Aeration specialist now scheduling Spring aeration. Revitalize
your lawn & enhance the growth.
Call Jeff (314) 623-3406 or
jwarndt2763@sbcglobal.net
HIGH HEAT
MASONRY
ST. LOUIS REMODELING

& CONSTRUCTION. High
Quality Workmanship that fits
your budget! Small Projects of
all Kinds, Remodeling, Basement Finishes, Home Additions
& Custom Homes. See our reviews on Houzz.com or visit us at
www.stlconstruction.us, A+ Rated
BBB Business. Free in home consultations! Call us at 314-252-0723
Medicare
Retirement
Income
Reasonable Prices Fully Insured Free Estimates
MWSM,
L
L
C
CONCRETE
Quality Flatwork, Driveways,
Patios, Sidewalks, etc.
GUTTER
WORKS
5" to 6"
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
20 Colors
Soffits Fascia Siding

Cleaning Repairs
& Leaf Protection!
FREE ESTIMATES
314
544-3400
945. HANDYMAN
VITOS HANDYMAN, LLC.
Interior/Exterior, Kitchen/Bath,
Painting/Decks/Flooring, Basements, Fans. No job too small! Insured. (314) 650-9294.
FATHER & SON TEAM
Interior/Exterior Painting, Drywall,
Basements, Carpentry, Electric.
(314) 910-1500, (314) 894-8900.
FLESCH
BROS.
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Interior/exterior remodeling.
Kitchens. Baths. Windows. Siding.
314-638-8927.
HOUSE DOCTOR
One call I do it all! Interior/exterior home repairs. The sure cure.
Finally a doctor that makes house
calls. Joe (314) 416-4645.
946. HAULING
SOUTH COUNTY HAULING
Anything removed fast appliances, debris, fences, demolition,
garages, pools. (314) 307-1201.
KENNYS HAULING. Be Safe!
Check IDs of strangers working
for you. Free estimates, Estates
emptied & dumpsters loaded. Realtors welcome! Family operated.
We Do Buyouts. (314) 544-9220.
Listed with BBB.
AFFORDABLE HAULING
and Moving. Lowest Prices. Same
Day Service. (636) 282-1930,
(314) 277-7135, Jim.
By Appointment Only
M.B. HAULING
314.502.4617
Complete clean out. Houses + garages. Pool removal. Haul anything.

(314) 265-2840.
941. GENERAL
CONTRACTING
923. CONCRETE, ASPHALT
CUSTOM CONCRETE Driveways, patios, sidewalks & foundations. Senior & veterans discounts.
Free estimates. 636-465-0905.
www.customconcretestl.com
944. GUTTERING
General Contractor
Residential/Commercial
314.393.8813
944. GUTTERING
GUTTER CLEANING
*Gutters cleaned, leaves/debris

removed. Downspouts cleared, gutter guards installed. Powerspraying available! * Free Estimates.
Senior & Veteran Discounts!
Derek, (314) 698-1434. Since
1995.
GUTTER CLEANING Light
Tree Work. Free Estimates! Off
Duty Firefighter. Please Call
John, (314) 724-9897.
948. HOME MAINTENANCE

HOMEPRO HANDYMAN Repairs, Rehab, Painting, Carpentry,
Pressure Washing, Decks Refinished, Odd Jobs. Experienced. Insured. Eric, (314) 413-1374.
ALL AROUND HOME MAINTENANCE. Carpentry, Electrical, Plumbing and Painting,
Gutter Cleaning / Repair. Basement / Attic, Cleaning, Hauling,
Insured. (314)432-3232.
KEN
SINGLETON
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
SPECIALISTS See our ad in the
Professional Services Directory.
GARAGE DOOR
REPAIR
Springs, Openers, Etc.
Reasonable Prices
769-2443
OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
314-238-1275
Call
Newspapers
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED
& OPERATED SINCE 1989
950. INCOME TAX,

BOOKKEEPING
TAX
PREPARATION
AND ACCOUNTING Professional and experienced. Typing and
development, from resumes and business letters to manuscripts, transcripts
and depositions. (314) 303-5352.
OLSEN ACCOUNTING.
All types, tax and accounting services. Enrolled agent. 30 years experience. (314) 832-9646.
955. LANDSCAPING
TERRY LANDSCAPING AND
LAWN CARE. Scheduled grass
cutting, mulch, dethatching, aerating. Slice seeding. Full landscaping
and lawn care services. Insured.
BBB member. (314) 487-0456.
RELIABLE LANDSCAPING
AND TREE CARE INC. See our
ad in the Professional Services Directory. (314) 843-4900.
FISHBURNS
LANDSCAPING
Full Landscaping &Planting. Removal. Installation. Design. Aerating. Mulching. Retaining Walls.
Bush Trimming. Free Estimates.
Fully Insured. (314)843-0271.
314-808-3330 New color! Darker
brown double ground oak mulch.
Delivered and spread.
LANDSCAPE DESIGN. For a
professional landscape plan and
consult, Call Karen (314) 8496975.
MALONEYS
LAWN SERVICE
Mowing, bagging, trimming,

shrubbery trimmed, removed or
planted. Sodding, Dethatching,
Aerating.
Keystone/Versalock
walls built. Tree Working, etc.
Insured
487-3491
Thank You
Jerry
Lawn
Sculptors
Lawn &Landscaping, LLC
FULL SERVICE
Spring Cleanup
Mowing Fertilizing
Bush Trimming Mulching
Seeding Sodding
Additional Services Available
LOCALLY OWNED &OPERATED
314
494-3100
956. LAWN
TRACYS LAWN
AND LANDSCAPING
Residential and commercial.
Grass cutting, aerating/seeding, topsoil, mulching, sod and
leaves, planting, weeding, retaining walls and draining systems.
(314) 845-0686.
MALONEYS LAWN &
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. Since
1986. Mowing, Trimming, Tree
& Shrub Work, Landscaping Services. Please refer to my ad in the
Professional Services Directory!
(314) 487-3491.
LAWNS 4 LESS
*Leaf Removal, Mowing, fertilizing, Premium Mulch, Trees/

Bushes Trimmed, Debris Removal,
Gutter Cleaning & Guard Installation, Power Spraying, *Free
Estimates. Senior & Veteran Discounts! Derek, (314) 698-1434.
Since 1995.

IX. Professional
Services
956. LAWN
LAWN SCULPTORS
Full Service Lawn Care. Spring
Cleanup, Thatching, Aeration,
Overseeding, Drainage & Erosion. Available Weekends Too!
Residential/Commercial. Locally
Owned & Operated. 314-4943100.
ARNDT LAWN SERVICE
for all your lawncare needs!
Now scheduling cutting fertilizing aerating yard clean ups.
Call Jeff (314) 623-3406. Or
jwarndt2763@sbcglobal.net
SOUTH COUNTY LAWN AND
LANDSCAPE Lawns cut starting
at $28.00. Landscaping, retaining/
decorative walls. Call now reserve
space! JOE 314-416-4645.
GRASS CUTTING
Scheduled Mowing, Great Rates!!
Senior Citizen Discount, Free Estimates, Fully Insured! Call Leo.
(314) 809-2166.
BICKELS LAWN SERVICE,
LLC. Free Estimates. Affordable, Reliable, Friendly Service.
15 Years Experience. Fully Insured. Residential & Commercial Mowing. Leaf Removal.
Mark: 314-378-8031
NICS LAWN CARE
Grass-cutting, yard cleanup, mulching, bush trimming, aerating. Insured,

free estimates. (314) 638-1508.
DANS LAWN SERVICE.
Free estimates! Quality work, references available. (314) 497-2234.
MARY THE
LAWN LADY
South County, South City Area.
(314) 440-9645. No answer, leave
message.
OFF DUTY FIRE FIGHTER,
Lawn care, commercial, residential, 25+ years exp. & insured.
314-308-8941
GENERAL LAWN L.L.C.
Work performed the old fashioned
way WITH PRIDE. (314) 6086847.
BEISHIR
LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE, INC. See our
ad in the Professional Service Directory. 314-849-2772.
TOP TO BOTTOM CSL Lawn
Care & Tree Trimming, Mulching,
Sodding, Seeding. Reasonable, Locally Owned, Insured & Licensed
Professional, BBB Accredited.
Tyson 636-232-6993.
966. MOWING
GRASS CUTTING & LAWN
CARE I Earned an A+ with the
BBB. Chriss Cut & Trim LLC has
been in business for 15 yrs. Call
Chris @ 314-749-0029
FORGETABOUTIT LAWN
CARE Mulching, spring
cleanup, storm cleanup, mowing.
Call Vinny 314-276-8895.
DG LAWN CARE Locally
owned and operated business.
Scheduled cutting, mulching and
shrub trimming. Call today for
a free fast and friendly estimate.
(314) 713-3499.
968. PAINTING,
WALLPAPERING
BRETZ CLASSIC
PAINTING
Quality work with pride
Interior/Exterior/Faux Finishes,
drywall, fully insured, references,
25 years, credit cards accepted,
(314) 845-9693.
CIARAMITAROS
PAINTING
Custom painting / wallpapering
/ dry-wall. Excellent prep. Interior
/ Exterior. Reasonable rates, excellent references, free estimates.
846-8559.
DAWN McCOYS
30 Years Experience! Painting.
Interior and Exterior. Wall paper/
Removal. Power washing. Deck
staining. (314) 846-7007.
JC PAINTS
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
PAINTING. Reliable, clean &
Reasonable. Insured. Call John for
free estimate! (314) 703-2794.
FATHER/DAUGHTER
PAINTING. Inside-outside,
multi-purpose painting, making your home good as new with
superior painting, just for you.
(314) 416-4645.
EPR PAINTING
Interior/Exterior, custom painting. Powerwashing, deck staining.
Experienced Painter - No Job
Too Small! Reasonable rates, references. Dependable work, Senior
Discount. Fully Insured & Free
Estimates. Eddie (314) 814-0823.
JEANNE MARIE CUSTOM
ART. Painting, murals, portraits
including pets. Mosaics-Kitchen
back splashes. Jewelry. Facebook
Jeanne Marie. 314-416-4525
Call Newspapers
Crossword Puzzle Answers from Page 18A
968. PAINTING,
WALLPAPERING
974. PRESSURE WASHING
MARYS PAINTING
& WALLPAPERING
20 Years Experience. Insured,
Affordable, Free Estimates!
(314) 843-6696. (314) 480-0139.
OFF DUTY PAINTING
20 years experience. Call Mike

(314) 488-4236.
POWER PRESSURE We specialize in exterior house washing and more. Since 1992. Mold,
mildew, algae removal and more.
24-hour return call guarantee.
Monday-Friday or 10% discount.
FREE estimates, fully insured.
High and Low pressure hot water,
(314) 846-6767, (314) 550-6781.
M&M CUSTOM PAINTING
FORGETABOUTIT PRESSURE WASHING Siding, decks,

driveways, sidewalks. Fully insured. Vinny 314-276-8895.
SCHLUETER
PAINTING
CLINTS CLEAR VIEW

PRESSURE WASHING, INC.
Guaranteed Mold & Mildew
Removal. Gutter Whitening,
Oxidation Removal, Roof Stain
Removal. Licensed & Insured.
Free Estimates, 10% Discount
with Ad. Call Clint, (314) 4713440.
INTERIOR-EXTERIOR.
Power Washing, wallpaper removal,
small, local company. Insured,
FREEestimates. Owner Operated.
(314) 401-9211
Custom Homes/Subdivisions
RESIDENTIAL REPAINTS
One Stop Remodel Shop!
Home Improvement
& Repair Specialist
FROM START TO FINISH

We accept credit cards.
314
544-5126
LICENSED
PLUMBER
available for all your plumbing needs. 25 years experience!
(314) 808-4611.
PLUMBING
MASTERS
Since 1984. See our ad in the
Professional Services Directory.
(314) 351-4373
KLOSTER SEWER
& DRAIN
Line & drain cleaning preventive maintenance - camera
inspection - locating issues.
www.klosterSD.com 314-7148954
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
351-2302
Stacks & Water

Pipes, Small Repairs &
Replacements,
Water Service And
Sewer Lines
ariesplumbinginc.com/okv
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Green Park
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SunCrest
Mail
Call
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50,000
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80,000
6 times a year
Local news combined
with direct mail delivery.
All Types Of Roofing,

Siding, Awnings And
Windows
Fully Insured
24hr Emergency Service
Free estimates
Local Business
Since 2004
314-495-8064
636-481-8026
www.edwardsroofing.net
983. SIDING
SOELL PROPERTIES LLC

is an Experienced Remodeling
Company with Professional
Interior Design Capabilities.
Kitchen, Baths, Basements, Doors,
Decks, Painting, and Anything
You Might Need. (314) 596-8482.
MIZZELL REMODELING
& EXTERIORS
Quality Workmanship at
an Affordable Price!
Siding, Windows, Decks, Kitchens, Baths. 36 years experience. Where Quality Counts
A+ BBB Accredited. MC/Visa.
(314) 845-2996.
www.mizzellremodeling.com
Making Your Dreams Affordable!
984. SIGNS
DON STENGEL SIGNS

Small Projects to Home Additions
Locally Owned & Operated
Fully Insured, References Available
10% off for Veterans
& Seniors
Call: 314-252-0723
Visit us at: www.stlconstruction.us
980. ROOFING
HULSEY
ROOFING, INC.
All types of roofing, free estimates. (314) 846-ROOF (7663).
ADVANTAGE
ROOFING
Specializing in full roofing
systems, repairs, gutters, gutter
cleaning, siding. Free estimates.
Abby (314) 691-6494.
STEWART&
COMPANY, INC.
Residential &Commercial
since 1944. Free estimates.
Roofing, including TPO. All
exterior remodeling - siding,
windows, gutters, soffit, fascia,
awnings, doors. (314) 487-3300.
www.stewartandcompanyinc.com
KIRKWOOD ROOFING
Residential/commercial, fully
insured/free estimates. A+ BBB
Accredited.
(314) 909-8888
PERFORMANCE ROOFING,
since 1976, (314) 487-3028. See
professional services directory ad
for more.
ROOF SIDING GUTTERS

24-Hour Emergency Service
*30 Yrs. Experience*
Fully Insured
No job too small or too large!
FREE estimates!
Lowest Price, Guaranteed
10 Year Workmanship Warranty
Dennis 314-420-8542
or 636-479-7017 (Jeff. Co.)
Were online 24/7 at

callnewspapers.com!
X. Merchandise
1014. COMPUTERS
976. REMODELING
972. PLUMBING, SEWER,

SEPTIC
MISSOURI
PLUMBING
SERVICES. Residential Repair
and Remodel. Free Estimates.
No Job Too Small! LIC #P7095
(314) 393-1484.
980. ROOFING
Large Format Printing. All Vehicles - Banners - Job Sites. Call

(636) 349-0442.
991. TREE SERVICES
RELIABLE LANDSCAPING
& TREE CARE, INC. See our ad
in the Professional Service Directory. (314) 843-4900.
JOE BECKER. Trees topped,
quality trimming, removal.
20 years. Insured. (314) 631-0272,
(314) 965-8520.
KEVIN BRENNAN TREE
SERVICE. See our ad in the
Professional Service Directory.
(314) 280-5107 or (314) 842-4947.
DeCLUE & SONS
TREE SERVICE, INC. Serving

St. Louis for four generations. See
our ad in the Professional Services
Directory. (636) 464-5181.
KENSAFFORDABLE
TREESERVICE Please refer to
ad in Professional Services Directory. (314)482-1715.
TREES 4 LESS
*Tree trimming & removal. Debris hauling. *Free Estimates.

Senior Discount! $50 Gas card
or 10% off any service job over
$400. Derek, (314) 698-1434.
Since 1995.
SUBURBAN
TREE SERVICE
P r uning, r emovals . I ns ur ed
& r e f e r e n c e s . Free Estimates.
(314) 943-6987.
ACOMPLETE
Tree Service
Best Prices. Fast Honest Service.

Insured. Trimming. Removals.
(636)296-6380
FREEESTIMATES!!
Follow
Call Newspapers on
COLOR XEROX PHASER

7700 ACCESSORIES; Yellow,
magenta, and black toners; accumulator belt w/belt cleaner assembly; kit w/roller assembly;
never opened. $500 for all. Call
314-843-0102. Ask for Debbie.
EPSON DFX-5000+ 9-pin impact dot matrix, wide carriage
cps@10cpi; high speed draft
560; parallel/serial standard interface; like new; $400. Call
314-843-0102. Ask for Debbie.
1040. MISCELLANEOUS
AT&T U-VERSE INTERNET
starting at $15/month or TV &
Internet starting at $49/month for
12 months with 1-year agreement.
Call 1-800-539-5519 to learn
more.
DISH TV 190 channels ply
High-speed Internet only $49.94/
mo! Ask about a 3 year price guarantee & get Netflix included for 1
year! Call Today 800-837-9058
SWITCH TO DIRECTV
and get a $100 Gift Card. FREE
Whole-Home Genie HD/DVR upgrade. Starting at $19.99/mo. New
Customers Only. Dont Settle for
cable. Call Now 1-800-404-9517
1052. TOOLS
SAWMILLS from only
$4397.00 - MAKE & SAVE
MONEY with your own
band mill - Cut lumber any
dimension. In stock ready
to ship! FREE info/DVD:
www.NorwoodSawmills.com
1-800-578-1363 Ext. 300N
1054. WANT TO BUY
TRAIN COLLECTOR, w/
integrity, buying Gilbert-A.F.,
Lionel, and Marx. For appt. call
(314) 650-0255.
RECORDS WANTED
CASH paid for 33 1/3, 45 and 78
RPM records. House calls made.
Call Bob, (636) 296-5240.
XIII. Personals
1312. PRAYERS
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin

(never known to fail) O, most
beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel,
fruitful vine, splendor of heaven,
blessed Mother of the Son of
God, Immaculate virgin, assist
me in my necessity. Oh, Star
of the Sea, help me and show
me herein you are my mother.
Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God,
Queen of Heaven and Earth, I
humbly beseech you from the
bottom of my heart to succor
me in this necessity. There are
none that can withstand your
power. Oh, show me herein
you are my mother. Oh, Mary,
conceived without sin, pray for
us who have recourse to thee.
(3X) Holy Spirit, you who solve
all problems, light all roads so
I can attain my goal. You who
gave me the divine gift to forgive
and forget all evil against me and
that in all instances in my life you
are with me, I want in this short
prayer to thank you for all things
as you confirm once again that I
never want to be separated from
you in eternal glory. Thank you
for your mercy toward me and
mine. (Must say this prayer 3
consecutive days.) After 3 days,
the request will be granted. This
prayer must be published after
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XIII. Personals
1312. PRAYERS
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin

(never known to fail) O, most
beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel,
fruitful vine, splendor of heaven,
blessed Mother of the Son of
God, Immaculate virgin, assist
me in my necessity. Oh, Star
of the Sea, help me and show
me herein you are my mother.
Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God,
Queen of Heaven and Earth, I
humbly beseech you from the
bottom of my heart to succor
me in this necessity. There are
none that can withstand your
power. Oh, show me herein
you are my mother. Oh, Mary,
conceived without sin, pray for
us who have recourse to thee.
(3X) Holy Spirit, you who solve
all problems, light all roads so
I can attain my goal. You who
gave me the divine gift to forgive
and forget all evil against me and
that in all instances in my life you
are with me, I want in this short
prayer to thank you for all things
as you confirm once again that I
never want to be separated from
you in eternal glory. Thank you
for your mercy toward me and
mine. (Must say this prayer 3
consecutive days.) After 3 days,
the request will be granted. This
prayer must be published after
the favor is granted! Thank you!
Hutch
XIV.
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Prepare your air conditioner for summer
Its never too soon to begin preparing for
the dog days of summer.
This includes taking a few simple steps to
make sure your air-conditioning system is
ready to properly cool your home.
Begin by clearing the area around your
outdoor compressor, removing leaves,
twigs and other debris that may have
accumulated over the winter. The space
around and above the unit should be clear
and uncluttered.
Next, check the systems filters, typically
located along the return duct. Dirty filters
can block airflow and reduce system efficiency, so its important to clean or replace
them regularly, preferably every month
when the system is operating.
Holes or separated joints in the ductwork
can also impact airflow and efficiency,
so turn your system on and make sure air
is flowing properly through the vents. If
you suspect a leak in the ductwork, hire a
professional to make the necessary repairs.
Use this time to caulk and weather-strip
around doors and windows. This often
overlooked step will help keep cool air
inside your home during warm summer
months and warm air outside.
Its also a good idea to add insulation
around air-conditioning ducts when they
are located in unconditioned spaces, such
as attics, crawl spaces and garages.
Finally, contact a certified technician to
do a preseason check of your system. An
annual inspection should include:
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Cleaning indoor and outdoor coils.
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Cleaning and adjust blower components
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Lubricating all moving parts.
Inspecting the condensate drain for
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Checking thermostat settings and system controls to ensure proper and safe
operation.
Tightening all electrical connections.
Measuring voltage and current on motors.
Taking these steps to prepare your air
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Protecting Life and Property in South St. Louis County for Over 60 Years
Join Us for a Spring Safety Tune-Up
SPRING INTO SAFETY SATURDAY

Saturday, May 14, 2016 from 10am to 2pm
Mehlville Engine House #3, 4811 South Lindbergh
Child Safety Seat Checks

Missouri Water Patrol Jet Boat
Water Safety
Bicycle Safety Inspections
- Sunset Cyclery
Bicycle Helmet Checks
Since 1954
Fire Education Smoke House

Emergency Preparedness
- American Red Cross
Outdated Medication Collection
- Sunset Hills Police
Dont forget to mark your calendar!
Mehlville Fire Protection District wants you to take precautions as you tackle
spring cleaning, home repairs, yard work, and outdoor entertaining.
Cleaning For Safety

Household and pool chemicals,
paints, and poisons should be properly
marked and stored under lock and key,
away from childrens reach. Dispose of
any that are leaking, expired, or that look
bad.
When cleaning up hazardous
chemicals, wear rubber gloves and follow
the safety direction on the packaging.
Yardwork Safety
Limber up. Yard chores may seem

easy, but they involve muscles you
probably havent used in a
while.
Always wear protective clothing

when you handle pesticides and
fertilizers.
Never mix chemicals in the same

container. If you dont know
how to dispose of them, seek
outside advice. Never put
them into the trash or pour
down the drain.
Make sure gasoline
and cleaning fluids are well
marked and stored in a cool,
dry place away from the house
and out of the reach of children
and avoid wearing loose clothing.
- Never start a mower indoors.
- When refueling your mower, make sure
the engine is off and cool. Dont spill
gasoline on a hot engine and dont
smoke while pouring gasoline.
- Never leave your mower operational
while unattended.
- Dont use electrical mowers on wet
grass.
More than 60,000 people are

treated in emergency rooms each
year for lawn-mower injuries.
At least 55,000 people

each year sustain
injuries
from
trimmers,
lawn
edgers, pruners and
- Rake before you mow to prevent

any stones and loose debris from
launching into the air.
- Never operate a mower in your bare feet
Ladder Safety
Ready to do some home repairs? On average,

about 145,000 people visit the emergency
room each year, because of ladder mishaps.
Read the manufacturers instructions that
come with your ladder. They contain
guidelines for weight and height limits as
well as for the proper use of their product.

Inspect the ladder before using it to make
sure there are no loose or broken rungs.
Make sure the ladder is the right height
for the job. Many accidents happen when
people overextend their reach because
their ladders are too short.
and pets. Use only approved containers

for gasoline storage.
Never use gasoline to clean
skin, clothes, auto parts, or
floors.
Clean up work areas.
Put dangerous tools, adhesives,
matches, or other work items
away from childrens reach.
power saws.
- Read the manufacturers instructions
carefully before using the tools.
- Inspect the product for damage and
dont use it if there are problems.
- Use proper eye protection.
- Make sure blade guards are in place on
all cutting equipment.
- Dont let tools get wet unless they are
labeled immersible.
- Unplug all tools when not in use.
- Make sure the tool is in the off position
before you plug it in.
- Store gasoline-powered equipment away
Never stand on a ladders bucket shelf.
Make sure the ladder is completely open
and that all of its feet are planted on a
firm, level surface. Extension ladders
should not be placed at an angle that is
too extreme.
Check your barbecue grill for leaks

and cracks, and be sure to store any
propane tanks away from your house and
garage.
Remove all fire hazards, including
stacks of rags, newspapers, and
magazines. Pay special attention to the
spaces around your furnace, hot water
tank, fireplace, spaceheaters, and dryer,
as well as under the stairs.
from anything that uses a pilot light.
- Make sure you use the right saw for the
task, and always wait for the saw blade
to stop before pulling away from a cut
to avoid kick back.
When pruning trees, be careful not to
let metal ladders or trimmers contact
overhead wires.
Before you do any hands on weed
removal, make sure you know how to
identify poison ivy, sumac,
oak and similar toxic
plants. Find out ahead
of time how to treat the
rashes they cause to
reduce the irritation.
sources.
Face the ladder when
climbing down and
make sure your
weight is centered
between the two sides.
Avoid using a metal ladder near electrical
Spring is also a great time to replace your smoke detector batteries,

to make sure your fire extinguishers are placed in proper locations around your home,
and to ensure you have a working flashlight and battery-powered radio for spring storms.
Aaron Hilmer - Director/Chairman
Dr. Bonnie Stegman - Director/Treasurer
Edmond Ryan - Director/Secretary
Brian Hendricks - Fire Chief
Mehlville Fire Protection District

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CHURCHES
CHURCHES
Gethsemane
Lutheran Church
Established 1905
(314) 631-7331
www.gethsemanechurch.net
765 Lemay Ferry Road
St. Louis, MO 63125
EDUCATION
CHILD CARE
St. Thomas / Holy

Spirit Learning
Center
Established 1997
(314)843-8622
www.stthomasholyspirit.org
St. Louis, MO63127
SCHOOLS
Abiding Savior
Lutheran School
Established August 1984
(314)892-4408
LMontgomery@abidingsaviorlutheran.org
www.abidingsaviorlutheran.org
4353 ButlerHill Road
St. Louis, MO63128
TUTORING
TJD Business
Services
Established 1989
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FINANCE
CREDIT UNIONS
Century Credit Union

St. Louis, Jefferson &
Franklin Counties
Established 1954
(314)544-1818 / (800) 595-8587
(636) 464-5037 / (800) 880-0640
www.centurycu.org
St. Louis, MO 63125
3920 Jeffco Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63010
GOVERNMENT
FIREDISTRICTS
Mehlville Fire
Protection District
(314) 894-0420
www.mehlvillefire.com
11020 MuellerRoad
St. Louis, MO63123
LOCALGOVERNMENT
Sunset Hills Parks
& Recreation
(314) 842-7265
www.sunset-hills.com
12450 W. Watson Road
Sunset Hills, MO63127
HEALTH
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. Michael Hines

Established June 1995
(314)846-2100
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Oakville Health & Rehab
5684 Telegraph Road
St. Louis, MO 63129
CLUBS &FITNESSCENTERS
Ellipse Fitness
of Oakville
Established January 2009
(314)846-0003
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www.ellipsefitness.com
6047 Telegraph Road
St. Louis, MO63129
HEARING
Zounds Hearing
Established 2007
(314)894-3778
St. Louis, MO 63128
(314) 858-1212
9997 Manchester Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63122
(636) 527-7400
14848 W. Clayton Rd.
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ORTHOPAEDICS
Tesson
Heights
Orthopaedics
Established 1991
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12152 Tesson Ferry Road
St. Louis, MO 63128
SENIOR LIVING
Friendship Village Sunset Hills

Established 1974
(314)270-2021
www.FriendshipVillageSTL.com/
SunsetHills
12503 Village Circle Drive
SENIORHOMECARE
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Established 1987
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504 Marshall Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63119
REALESTATE
REALESTATEAGENTS
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St. Louis, MO63129
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Realty
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Suite 102
St. Louis, MO 63127
Vince Lindwedel,
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From Under The Awning

Then and Now
Oakville has always been my hometown. When I think of Oakville, what

comes to mind? To me the old McDonalds where Crusoes now sits, Arrowhead Golf Course, where the
subdivision now sits, or
Panteras Pizza in Andres Plaza. What great
memories I have in
Oakville, growing
up as a kid.
In 1976 my
father, Barney
Miller, worked
for the Kroger
Company
in
Olathe, Kansas,
where I was
born.
Kroger
transferred my
father to St. Louis
the year I was born,
where and when
my family moved to
Oakville. Oakville has
been my and my familys
home ever since.
Growing up in the Mehlville School
District, I attended Beasley Elementary
from 1981-1985, 1986-1988 at Blades
Elementary, 1989-1990 at Washington
Jr. High, 1991-1994 at Oakville Sr. High.
Oakville has been my home my whole
life, what a wonderful township.
During my years at Oakville Sr. High,
I played many sports. I was on the freshman, J.V., & Varsity Basketball team. I
swam on the swim team, ran track, and
played volleyball. Oakville is also where
I met my wonderful wife Karen PickensMiller.
My wife Karen Miller is also a lifelong
resident of Oakville. Her mom Patricia
Arb-Pickens and father Cecil Pickens
moved to Oakville from High Ridge in
1984. Karen attended Bernard Elementary, Oakville Jr. High, and Oakville Sr.
High. Karen was in the High School
Band, Cheerleader, and also was the
mascot Tiger at most of the football
games. In 2005, Karen took my hand in

marriage. Karen is a wonderful mother
to my sons Joseph and Zachary. She is
also the most loving person I have ever
met. My son, Joseph, now attends Oakville Sr. High as
a freshman playing on
the Basketball team.
He will also be working at the Oakville
Butcher Block.
In
1996
I
started
working full time at
my fathers grocery store. They
started me in
the meat department
packing
chicken and other meat products.
Working at Floodland
Warehouse
Foods for the last
19 years as a manager,
butcher, and co-owner has
been a wonderful experience
learning to run a business. My meat department at Foodland Warehouse this
last year grossed 1.4 million in sales.
This could not have happened without
my right hand man, Joseph Pulizzo.
Pulizzo came to work for my family in
2009. In only 3 years with us, my family
made the decision to make Pulizzo our
head meat department manager. Pulizzo
has 15 years experience in the restaurant
business and now going on 8 years with
my familys business. He will be the second man in charge at the Butcher Block.
My goal at the Oakville Butcher Block
is to bring high quality meats to the
Oakville area at an affordable price. We
will be cutting USDA CHOICES BEEF,
USDA PRIME BEEF special order only
on Prime Beef , and Grass Fed Organic
Beef. There will be USDA Harvested
Pork, and Free Range Chicken available
at the Oakville Butcher Block. Once Im
able to serve you, you will be back.
See you around the Block. Your neighborhood butcher

Brady Miller
(314) 939-1133
info@oakvillebutcherblock.com
4311 Telegraph Rd St. Louis, MO 63129
ATING 70 YEA
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FROM OUR FAMILY
TO YOURS SINCE 1946
Thank you for choosing Norrenberns Lumber &
Hardware. We are a family-owned and operated union
shop, serving the community for almost three quarters of
a century.
We are a fully licensed and insured company with
a wide variety of products in stock. As a full service
lumberyard, we are able to offer our clients a level of
service that is unmatched in the industry today.
RESTAURANTS
RESTAURANTS
Aunt Maggies
on Main
(618) 281-7894
auntmaggiesonmain.com
230 N. Main St.
Columbia, IL
The Local House

Restaurant & Bar
Established December 2014
(636)467-9900
www.localhousearnold.com
3946 Jeffco Blvd.
Arnold, MO
STEAK HOUSES
Tuckers Place
Established 1982
(314)845-2584 - South
(636) 227-8062 - West
(314) 772-5977 - Soulard
www.TuckersPlaceStL.com
3939 Union Road
St. Louis, MO63125
RETAIL
FENCING
Trost Plastics
Unlike many lumber yards in the area, most of our
staff has been in the industry for much of their lives. We
specialize in custom exterior doors, you can choose from
almost any style, and we offer one piece jambs up to 12
inches.
For 70 years, Norrenberns Lumber & Hardware has
been providing customers in the St. Louis area high
quality products and services at affordable costs. We not
only provide prompt service and on-time delivery, but
will always uphold that down home feeling of friendly,
personal attention to every individual who visits or calls
our stores.
We challenge you to compare our quality and service
to that of other building material suppliers. Through hard
work and a dedication to quality, we are able to offer a
level of service that is unmatched in the area. Our doors
opened in 1946 and we have been dedicated to helping
clients with their lumber needs ever since. Our small
and friendly staff is here to help all our clients with their
lumber needs.
For a detailed listing of our products and services, and an
overview of our company, dont forget to visit us on the web at
NorrenbernsLumber.com
Your Source For
LUMBER
PLYWOOD
MILLWORK
and Much More!
NORRENBERNSLUMBER &HARDWARE CO.
10500 Tesshire Dr., 63123

One Mile South of Grants Farm
Mon-Fri 7:30am - 4:30pm

Saturday 8am-Noon
www.norrenbernslumber.com
314-843-0700
Established 1988
(800) 355-4060
trost1@htc.net
www.trostplastics.com
8610 Hanover Industrial Drive
Columbia, IL 62236
FIREARM, TRAINING &

GUNSMITHING
Southern Armory
Established 2010
(314)965-4867
www.southernarmory.com
9901 Watson Road Ste. 145
St. Louis, MO 63126
FLOORING
Carpets Plus Cabinets

Plus
Established 1975
KITCHEN&BATH

Plus
Established 1975
(314)845-8536
www.carpetspluscabinetsplus.com
St. Louis, MO 63129
MUSIC
Nottelmann Music
(314)631-1486
(636) 296-3780
St. Louis, MO 63125
714 Jeffco Blvd.
St. Louis, MO 63010
REMODELING

Plus
Established 1975
(314)845-8536
St. Louis, MO 63129
Huelsmans Jewelers
Established 1976
(314) 842-1000
www.huelsmanjewelers.com
3828 S. Lindbergh
St. Louis, MO
IN-HOME CARE
Christian Community
Homecare
An Outreach Program of
St. Thomas / Holy Spirit
Lutheran Church
Established 1995
(314)843-9673
homecare@swbell.net
www.christiancommunityhomecare.com
St. Louis, MO 63127
INSURANCE
Ben Kelly Insurance
Established 1950
Daniel Fowler Agency,

Inc.
Established March 2016
(314) 939-1133
info@oakvillebutcherblock.com
4311 Telegraph Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63129
BOOKKEEPING
TJD Business
Services
Established 1989
(314)846-8930 or (314) 3035352

tjdbusiness@aol.com
CHARITIES
Feed My People
CONCRETE
JEWELERS
(314)631-5300
www.harsterheating.com
9900 Gravois Road
St. Louis, MO 63123
Oakville Butcher
Block
BUTCHERS
INTERIORDECORATING
(314)909-1177
www.showmeblinds.hdwfg.com
933 South Kirkwood Road
St. Louis, MO 63122
SERVICES
(314)631-4900
fmphelp@earthlink.net
www.feed-my-people.org
171 Kingston Drive
St. Louis, MO 63125
Harster Heating &

Air Conditioning
(314)849-2888
www.bene-kelly.com
11880 Gravois Road
St. Louis, MO 63127
(314)845-8536
St. Louis, MO 63129
Show Me Blinds &

Shutters
HEATING&COOLING
Lemay Concrete
Block
Established 1947
(314)638-9940
www.lemayblock.com
326 E. Courtois
St. Louis, MO 63111
(314)846-1700
dfowler@amfam.com
www.danielsfowler.com
5647 Telegraph Road Ste. 4
St. Louis, MO 63129
Kelly Clark Wicks

Established 1993
(314)843-7171
agent@kellywicks.com
www.kellywicks.com
13070 Tesson Ferry Road
St. Louis, MO 63128
Craig D. Snavely/
Snavely Insurance
Group
(314) 729-9000
csnavely@gfainvestments.com
11400 Concord Village Suite D
St. Louis, MO
2046 Queens Brooke Blvd.
Suite 150
Saint Peters, MO 63376
Loren Stuckmeyer
Agency/American
Family Insurance
Established 1997
COSMETIC LASER
CENTERS
(314) 849-6444
lstuckm2@amfam.com
www.lorenstuckmeyer.com
4400 S. Lindbergh Blvd
St. Louis, MO
2616 Gravois Rd.
High Ridge, MO 63049
Established February 2002
LEGAL
Metropolitan Cosmetic
Laser Center
(314)842-5600
www.noshave.com
12670 Lamplighter Square
St. Louis, MO 63128
Call Newspapers
In the mail, not on the lawn
Law Office of
Elizabeth LaFlamme, LLC
(314)774-0850
laflammelaw@gmail.com
www.laflammelaw.com
12620 Lamplighter Square Ste 670
St. Louis, MO63128
We Care About Your Hair, Your Health & The Environment
Great Lengths Salon

Celebrate Over 10 Years with Us!
5680 Telegraph Road

Saint Louis, MO
(Dierbergs Plaza)
314.846.5099
Craig D. Snavely ChFC, CLU, CASL
Craig has thirty-seven years in the Insurance and Financial Services industry
and provides insurance and investment planning for individuals, families,
and small business owners.We take a holistic approach in assisting clients in a
variety of insurance and financial needs through:
* 401(k), 403(b), Rollovers and Transfers, IRA, SEP, SIMPLE.
* Financial planning- education, retirement, wealth preservation, and estate
planning strategies.
* Risk and Insurance management- auto, home, disability, long term care,
business liability/workers compensation.
Our financial partners provide expertise in their fields to provide a TEAM approach in servicing our
clientele needs and goals.We are independent agents representing our clients by offering many top rated
insurance and investment companies to tailor their needs and goals. Our goal is to service you now and
in the future, as your needs and goals change with time.
Snavely Insurance Group

(314) 729-9000
csnavely@gfainvestments.com
STATIONS AVAILABLE
L OREN S TUCKMEYER A GENCY
Loren Stuckmeyer, an American Family

time again.
Insurance agent with offices in Sunset
The service excellence distinction
Hills, MO and High Ridge, MO, has been
was determined through an evaluation
recognized for the 10th consecutive year
process conducted under guidelines
in providing an outstanding customer
established through the American Star
experience under the American Star ExExcellence in Customer Experience Cercellence in Customer Experience Certifitification Program. The process consists
cation Program.
of a customer satisfaction survey which
Customers are our number one focus,
measures customers overall experiand agents who earn the American Star
ence with their current American Family
Excellence in Customer Experience Cer- Loren Stuckmeyer Agency agent.
tification have been given the highest marks from
4400 S LindberghStuckmeyer has been an agent for American
customers for excellent service, said Bill Westrate,
Saint Louis, MOFamily
63127 since Jan, 1997. His offices are located at:
chief operating officer of American Family Insurance.
(314)
849-6444
These agents provide the exceptional service and
4400 S Lindbergh,
2616 Gravois Rd,
attention customers expect and deserve, timelorenstuckmeyer.com
and
Saint Louis, MO 63127
(314) 849-6444
YOUR DREAM HOME EVOLVES.
YOUR COVERAGE SHOULD
TOO.
lorenstuckmeyer.com
TJD Business Services

Celebrates Its 27th Anniversary
Teresa
Dorshorst
TJD Business Services celebrated

its 27th anniversary on January
1st in Oakville, Missouri! Founded
and managed by Teresa Dorshorst,
the company is an area leader
in business services, ranging
from aiding individuals with their
resumes and job-searching skills
to assisting new businesses in
their set-up; bookkeeping services,
word processing and business
coaching/mentoring.
They are a member of the South
County Chamber of Commerce,
Missouri Notary Association, and
Whos Who of Women Business
Owners in the U.S. Ms. Dorshorst
is the Past President of the South
County Chamber and the Current
President of the Immaculate
Conception School Board. Teresa is
also a member of the South County

Economic Growth, a member of
the Marlin Perkins Society with the
St. Louis Zoo and a member of the
Womens Leadership Circle with
the Humane Society of St. Louis.
In addition, the company has
been an active supporter and
sponsor of such benefits for the
Crohns and Colitis Foundation of
Missouri, the Lupus Foundation of
St. Louis, the MS Foundation and
the Humane Society of Missouris
Long Meadow Ranch. TJD Business
Services also provides tax
preparation and notary services,
along with medical and legal
transcription.
For more information, write Teresa
at tjdbusinessservices@yahoo.com
or call her at (314) 303-5352.
With dedicated support, we can protect your dreams no

matter what direction they grow in. Contact me to find
out how I can help protect your dream home.

The Yaeger Family

Celebrates Over 20 Years
in Mehltown Plaza
Carpets Plus employees pictured from left: Shawn Yaeger, Janet Yaeger, and
Stephanie Lupo will be happy to help with your home remodeling needs.
ONE STOP SHOPPING

(314) 845-8536
carpetspluscabinetsplus.com
Carpets Plus Cabinets Plus is in the process of completely remodeling our showroom
at 4530 Lemay Ferry. After 22 years in Mehltown Plaza, we want to continue to serve
the South County community with the latest trends and most up to date styles.
We offer a full selection of carpet from Karastan, Mohawk, Shaw, Tuftex, Beaulieu
and more. A large selection of full sized carpet samples are available for customers to
use in making their selections. We also offer a wide variety of other flooring products,
including ceramic and porcelain tile, laminate, hardwood, vinyl and luxury vinyl tile.
The Cabinets Plus division was added to the business in 2004. We offer a full line of
cabinets, countertops, appliances, custom closet systems, decorative hardware, sinks,
plumbing fixtures, undercabinet
lighting and back splashes.
Carpets Plus Cabinets Plus
offer full service installations on
all their products.
Janet Yaeger, her son Shawn
and salesperson Stephanie Lupo,
want to thank their clients for
all their support over the last 22
years.
Your first step to a beautiful home
Visit us at carpetspluscabinetsplus.com
Showroom Hours: Mon. & Fri. 9am-7pm;
Tues., Wed. & Thurs. 9am-6pm; Sat. 10am-4pm; Sun Closed
The Torbeck
Team is
OUR MISSION:
To be the absolute best at what

we do and make Aunt Maggie
proud in doing so.
Made Fresh Daily!

Family dining, buffet and homemade fresh dessert.
Mon: 6:30am-2pm
Tues-Thurs: 6:30am - 8pm
Fri & Sat: 6:30am - 9pm
Sunday: 6:30am - 7pm
618-281-7894
230 N. Main
Columbia, IL
Coldwell Banker
Gundaker Agent
in South County
Agent Coldwell
Banker Gundaker
Mehlville/South County
Office Since 1987
COME CHECK US OUT! RATED 4.9 STARS ON YELP AND FACEBOOK, WITH OVER 100 REVIEWS!
R E S TA U R A N T & B A R
MADE FROM SCRATCH DAILY

The Local House is about supporting
community and providing a warm
atmosphere for all of our guests. The
Local House is the home away from
home.
Their mission and dream is to recreate

all your favorite traditional dishes
from scratch while also consistently
introducing new flavor creations that
are exclusive to The Local House.
Chris Jacobs, Co-Owner, and David

Wright, The Local House Executive
Chef and Co-Owner, have 27 years of
experience in the Restaurant Industry.
We celebrated our one year

anniversary in December. We look
forward to serving you in our house for
years to come.
Family Owned Business

Celebrates 30 Years!
(636) 467-9900
314-845-0042
Show Me Blinds & Shutters:

Small Business With Big Values
Whether shopping for a single window

treatment, redecorating an entire house or
seeking the solution to a complex design
challenge, Show Me Blinds & Shutters in
Kirkwood, a gallery store for the HunterDouglas brand, can help.
Show Me Blinds has been offering sales
and installation on a wide range of window
treatments since 1996.
Veteran design consultants Marcia
Hermann and Libby Blake can help
customers
select
from
limitless
combinations of color, texture, fabrics and
function during a free home consultation.
Every order is custom designed, measured
and made.
Show Me Blinds was one of the

rst Hunter Douglas Gallery stores
established in the United States over 10
years ago. All Hunter-Douglas products
are made in the U.S.A.
The connection with the well-known
Hunter-Douglas brand gives the store the
aura of a small business with big values.
Customers love that Show Me Blinds is
a small family business in Kirkwood.
For the staff, the best aspect of their
work is seeing homeowners excitement
after their new window treatments have
been installed.
Customer satisfaction is the most
important part of the business!
From left: Bob, Libby, Barry, Marcia, Terri & Gary
Repairs on all
products
933 S. Kirkwood Road Kirkwood 314-909-1177

www.showmeblinds.com
CORNER OF JEFFCO & TELEGRAPH
WWW.LOCALHOUSEARNOLD.COM
OPEN 7 DAYS AT 11 AM
www.suetorbeck.com
3946 JEFFCO BLVD

ARNOLD, MO 63010
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Maloneys Lawn & Landscape Service was

established in 1986. Jerry Maloney and his
sons Tim, Keith, and Jerome Jr. provide a
team of professionals.
The family offers all types of yard work including mowing & trimming, tree & shrub
work, sodding, aeration, landscaping, pavers,
drainage work, and retaining walls.
All work is insured. Call them at
314-487-3491.
The business turned 30 on February 5th.
Jerry and his sons thank their loyal customers for the success their business has grown
to today!
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FEED MY
PEOPLE
Feed My People is south St. Louis Countys and northwestern Jefferson Countys food
pantry and emergency help center. Helping those who have lost their jobs and those
who are trying to survive on a low income - whether from a minimum-wage job or
from low levels of Social Security or Disability - Feed My People is able to provide food,
help with utility bills, medicine, affordable housing, fans, heaters, school supplies, new
shoe certificates for children, weatherization materials, housing rehab, help in getting
food stamps, circuit breaker and earned income credit, jobs and legal counseling,
2 low-priced thrift stores and special programs which provide help at Christmas and
other special occasions.
Feed My People started in 1982 by Carol and John DeGuire in a little house near the
South County Shopping Center and moved to its present location at 171 Kingston
in Lemay in 1986. In 1989 two special things happened - the Oakville Call was born
and Feed My Peoples second office opened, this time in northern Jefferson County
near Fenton. This office moved into a larger facility in 1992. In 1996, the Lemay facility
expanded into the building next door which had been occupied by the South County
Health Clinic, and in 1997, the Jefferson County facility purchased a building near High
Ridge which was expanded a few years later. In 1999, the Lemay facility acquired 48
units of affordable housing directly across from its office.
Because of the economic crisis which our country and community is
experiencing, the rise in the number of people coming to Feed My People for help has
jumped 15% over the last year, placing a major burden in trying to raise enough funds
and food to meet the needs. In addition many donors have been affected and some
have even become new clients in need of help.
TO HELP OR TO DONATE: 3146314900 OR 6366779885
fmphelp@earthlink.net
171 KINGSTON
St. Louis, MO 63125
314-631-4900
THRIFT
STORE
3295 OTTOMEYER RD.

636-677-9885
METROPOLITAN COSMETIC
LASER CENTER
When I was growing up I felt very
self-conscious of my facial hair and was
always looking for something to remove
the hair so that no one noticed the hair
on my face.
When I was 30 years old, Laser Hair
Removal had just come out and was
expensive. But I found a way to afford
treatment on my face at a local doctors
office, and it changed my life! I could
actually walk around and not worry that
someone saw the hair on my face or that
I could feel it.
I felt so much more comfortable about
myself it was truly life changing. I knew
then that I wanted to open a practice
that could help the hundreds of women
and men with the same problems.
So in February of 2002, I opened Metropolitan Cosmetic Laser Center. What
I love about my practice and job is the
ability to truly help people with
the same problems. Since we
have been in business for over 14 years,

we have been able to help thousands of
clients and make our treatments affordable and convenient to our clients.
We often hear how clients truly feel
comfortable and welcomed because
when they come in to the office they
regularly see the same employees. One
of our advantages is we stay open late
two evenings a week and are open on
Saturdays because we understand that
life gets busy, and its hard to fit time in
for yourself.
We make it our job to educate all of
our clients on the services we offer so
that they feel comfortable in what they
purchase by offering FREE Consultations. We want all of our clients to get
the best success in all of their treatments
and we do so by making the treatments
affordable by offering 0% interest financing and payment terms to help and
meet each clients needs.
Metropolitan Cosmetic Laser Center
Because Youre Worth It

12670 Lamplighter Square, St. Louis, MO 63128 South County, across from St. Anthonys
Performing laser hair removal longer than anyone in St. Louis!
(314) 842-5600 www.noshave.com
Thank You for 50 Great Years!

GARAGE DOORS & DOOR OPENERS
Celebrate with us! Specials throughout the year!

Charles Brucker started Electro
Door Systems in the summer of 1966
selling and installing garage door
openers and repairing garage doors.
He did this part-time until 1970, when
he started full-time by adding garage
door sales, installations and door openers.
Late in 1970, his son, Bill, returned
from active duty with the SeaBees in
the Navy. He joined the business parttime and worked for another operator
company in St. Louis part-time. Bill
joined full-time after about a year and
Keeping it in the Family:
continued to grow the business with
from left Bill Brucker and sons, Matt and Jeremy
his dad.
Charles died suddenly in 1977, leaving Bill full responsibility of the company. The company
continued to grow and add employees. In 1992, Bills son, Jeremy, joined the company, learning
the trade. Continuing to grow in 2000, Bills youngest son, Matt, joined the company and also
started at the bottom to learn the trade. Today the company has nine employees - eight full-time
and one part-time.
Electro Door Systems has also expanded again by adding mini warehouse doors, rolling steel
doors, rolling steel fire doors, gates and gate openers.
See gallery at www.electrodoorsystems.com
(314)
454-0460
(618)
281-4056
610 S. Main Columbia, IL 62236
Three
St. Louis
Locations!
Bring in this ad and receive a 10%
discount off your purchase.
Hearing Aids Worth Wearing
(314) 842-9965
Extensions
Pedicures
Facials
Eyebrow Arching
Gift certicates available and will customize a package
Call today for a FREE HEARING EXAM at any of our three locations.
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Hearing Aids with Amazing Clarity

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ZOUNDS IS PROUD TO OFFER:
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Conditioning
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Zounds has been a part of the St. Louis Community since 2007. Locally owned
and operated by Gregg and Robin Billmeyer, Zounds has helped hundreds of
customers with their hearing challenges.
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Haircut and Styling
SERVICES
Jason Billmeyer, Darla Queen, Robin & Gregg Billmeyer
Cla
I have been in the industry for 27 years.

It has always been my dream to own
my own salon and to provide as many
services as possible in one place.
I am not only proud of the success of
my salon, but Im proud of all the stylists I
work with. They all have the same passion
that I do to provide the best service to
Kim Stone, Stylist & Owner
our clients.
I cater in understanding the busy lives of our clients and I personally
help coordinate and schedule appointments for multiple services.
We are in your neighborhood and hope you will consider us for all your
beauty needs.
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9965 Lin Ferry Rd.
14848 West Clayton Rd.

636.527.7400
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St. Louis, MO 63122
314.858.1212
Ten-Year Winner
2016 Five Star
Best in Client Satisfaction
St. Louis Magazine
Quality
Since 1947
I would like to thank the people that have

helped me achieve this honor: YOU!
I truly love what I do because of
my fantastic clients.
Being honored with Best in Client
Satisfaction by you and industry
partners is humbling.
THANK YOU AGAIN!

A home is about how you feel when
you walk through the front door...
the way you can instantly envision
your life unfolding there. This is
about more than real estate. It is
about your life and dreams.
Let Beth, along with her team,
Match You With the
Home of Your Dreams.
Local Manufacturer
Celebrates 69 Years!
There is an old saying:

Necessity is the mother of
invention... In 1947, Leonard
Fred Detmer decided to build a
concrete block wall at his home in
Lemay. When he discovered a six
month waiting list, he decided to
make his own witha hand crank
cement mixer and a block mold.
People driving by saw the
concrete blocks in the yard and
stopped to inquire about purchasing
them. He sold the blocks as fast as
he could make them. Leonard was
never able to build his wall but
did start his own company, Lemay
Concrete Block.
69 years later his family is proud
to carry on his creation, expanding
in both size and products
manufactured on site.
Lemay Concrete Block offers

ready mix concrete,masonry
block, retaining walls and pavers.
In recent years they have added
outdoor living kits such as
fireplaces, bars andfirepits. Pizza
ovens are a new addition to their
line of products manufactured on
site.
Whether its pouring ready mix
concrete, building a retaining wall
or creating an outdoor living area;
helping home ownersto become
do-it-yourselfers is themost
rewardingpart of each day.
For information on your next
outdoor project, visit their large
indoor showroom located just a
mile from the River Des Peres at
326 E. Courtois.
Retaining Walls
Ready Mix Concrete
Masonry Block
Pavers
Beth Rogers
THEMATCHMAKER
314-452-BETH(2384)
BethRogers@kw.com
www.BethSellsStLouis.com
10805 SUNSET OFFICE DR., STE. 102 Office: (314) 775-0370

In 1971 Hoppy Huelsman was an
apprentice for Jaccards Jewelers in
downtown St. Louis. The repair department was closed, so after a few years of
working other jobs full-time and working a bench out of his flat in south St.
Louis, he opened Huelsmans Jewelers
in November of 1976. He did work for
many of the chain stores; Venture, Stix,
Baer & Fuller and independent smaller
jewelers stores.
Sue, his wife, joined Hoppy in 1978.
After a few years, their clientele grew so
much it outpaced the work from other
stores. In 1990, we moved to a larger
suite in the Paul Brown Building. March
of 1996, the building was sold to rehab
lofts and we had six months to relocate.
Fireplace & Fire Ring Kits

Curbs
Air Conditioning Slabs
2 x 6 Concrete Bin Block
(314) 638-9940
326 E. Courtois 3 Blocks east of S. Broadway
Visit us 24/7 www.lemayblock.com
Call for your

FREE consultation
Ryan, Hoppy and Sue Huelsman
3828 S. Lindbergh, 63127
(314) 842-1000
Hoppy Huelsman
We found our new location in Sunset

Village Shops on South Lindbergh in
Sunset Hills.
We are happy to say we will be
celebrating our 40th Anniversary this
November. Our son, Ryan, joined us
full-time the summer of 1996. Ryan has
had a special art of taking things apart
and putting them back together since
age 5. He is talented in design and has
learned his goldsmith talent from his
father.
All work is done in the store except
watch repair, engraving and casting. We
take great pride in our work and in the
integrity of every piece that we create.
We like our shop to feel comfortable
and not intimidating. Our customers are
important to us. It is especially gratifying to now see third generations come
through our door.
Open Tues.-Sat.
Closed Sun. & Mon.
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The Best Brands, the Best Quality, the Best Customer Service
for over 60 years at Nottelmann Music
Daniel S Fowler
The original location is at 1590 Lemay Ferry Road, St. Louis and a second location is at 714 Jeffco Blvd.,
Arnold, MO.
The music store was started by William "Bill" Nottelmann in June 1953.
Bill retired in 2000 at the age of eighty
one. Bill's daughter and son-in-law, Jan
and Dennis Gerfen, joined Bill at Nottelmann Music Store.
Dennis started working at the store
in 1971 and married Jan in 1972. They
bought the store in 1984.
Now that the business is celebrating its 63rd anniversary and Dennis is
in his 45th year, he is happy the third
generation is onboard - Michael and
Jennifer, the Gerfens children.
Specializing in school music edu-

St. Louis, MO 63125
314-631-1486
cation, Nottelmann Music serves over

eighty schools.
"Five representatives call on schools
weekly in a broad bi-state area. They
travel to Ste. Genevieve, North County and into the city. They spend three
days a week traveling in Illinois. We
are proud to support music education
in schools and school districts with
clinics, workshops, special events, and
consultation services. Serving our customers with quality products and unequaled customer service is what we at
Nottelmann Music are all about," said
Dennis.
Nottelmann Music provides students
and schools with instruments, rentals,
accessories and repair service.
In store lessons are also available.
Since
1953
714 Jeffco Blvd.

Arnold, MO 63010
636-296-3780
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Over 29 years ago, Kit Whittington was

caring for her grandmother. As the only family
available, Kit was acting as primary caregiver
while working full time and it was growing
increasingly difficult. She knew this was an
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level of care she deserved:
At the end of the day, I checked on her and
discovered that the caregiver had not shown
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appointment and a much needed meal. It was
a debilitating moment; we were both in tears.
In 1987, Kit started SHC to provide a family
support system for older
adults. An around-the-clock
nursing staff helps clients
and families achieve their
unique goals and needs. All
nurses and caregivers are
screened, bonded and insured
employees (not contractors).
SHC employees undergo drug testing, a thorough background search and complete a training program, which includes basic nursing skills
and physical therapy applications. When caring
for a loved one becomes too much to handle
alone, SHC provides peace of mind through
flexible care options, from a 30 minute QuickVisit
to 24/7 care.
In this field, quality and trust are essential.
SHC has received an A+ rating, as well as the
Torch Award, from the Better Business Bureau
and is currently celebrating its 28th year
serving the St. Louis area.
This company was built as a result of
my feelings of helplessness and desire for a
higher quality of life for my
grandmother. The motivation
behind SHC is my personal
experience and our dedication to
consistent, compassionate care.
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Mid County 314-962-2666 Clayton/Ladue 314-863-2667

South County 314-894-2666 www.seniorshomecare.com
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Trost Plastics - The Vinyl Fencing Specialists Enjoy Fencing People In

Trost Plastics, the Vinyl Fencing Specialist, is
proud to announce that Justin Garleb has joined
the sales force. Justin had previously worked in the
warehouse at Trost Plastics while he was going to
school. Justin has been selling fences in Cincinnati,
Ohio for the past 7 years and family brought him
back to the St Louis area. He is very familiar with
the fencing business and will continue to bring new
ideas and improvements to the family business,
Dennis Trost said. Justin is the nephew of Janet and
Dennis Trost, so the family tradition at Trost Plastics
will continue.
Trost Plastics has been selling vinyl fencing and
railing since 1988. In 2006 Aluminum fencing in
dark colors was becoming more requested so Trost
added the Radiance Aluminum line. Azek cellular
PVC decking was added in 2004 and Westbury aluminum railing in 2010. 2016 has seen the addition
of aluminum screen rail in 12 different colors and an
aluminum substructure for decking. All these additions continue to keep Trost Plastics current with the
market trends.
Trost Plastics has been bringing quality products
and excellent service to our customers since 1988.
All products sold by Trost are high end products
with a lifetime warranty. The 13 employees of Trost
Plastics combine to make up a total of 209 years
experience - without the years of Dennis and Janet
Trost and Ellen Edler, who are management and
owners.
Trost does not use any subcontracted employees,
so anybody who will be at your job will be a full
time employee and will be representing only Trost

Plastics and has been for many years.
If you are thinking of doing an exterior home
project involving low maintenance fencing, railing,
decking or a screen room, please give them a call
at 800-355-4060, stop by the showroom at 8610
Hanover Industrial Drive, Columbia, IL, or e-mail
them at trost1@htc.net.
If you are not sure of the material you would like
to use, go to their website at www.trostplastics.com
and you will see examples of work they have done
and help you to see what your job could look like.
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Lawn & Garden Equipment
For rental, sales or repair of commercial and
homeowner lawn equipment check out Common
Cents Rental.
Customers can rent a wide range of lawn and
power equipment, including air tools, aerators,
skids, pallet forks, backhoes, concrete tools, flooring tools, chain saws, welders and drain snakes. The
company also offers delivery of some equipment.
It also carries major equipment brands, including
Echo, Fisher Snow Plows, Giant-Vac, Husqvarna,
Redmax, Scag, Shindaiwa, Tanaka and Toro.
The store serves customers in all seasons. It
sells seed and fertilizer in warm months and
road salt in the colder months.
Common Cents opened in October
2009, when Bryan Ficken was working for another rental company, whose
owner decided to retire.
So we pulled our resources together
and came up with Common Cents Rental, said Jennifer Ficken, who owns the
business with her husband Bryan.
Since opening, both the business and the industry

have grown leaps and bounds.
Rental is its own growing ever-popular industry, Ficken said. We are looking to continue growing our skidsteer and backhoe/excavator fleets. Last
year, we took on Scag for its walk-behind mower
to keep up with high demand for a reliable walkbehind mower.
It may be winter, but Common Cents Rentals
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The couples daughters are starting to
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Clarices Bridal
Clarices Bridal is celebrating its grand opening in south county! In
advance of the ocial grand opening March 1, the stores employees
gathered for a a ribbon-cutting and family celebration.
The new larger location of the family-owned bridal boutique, at 5714
S. Lindbergh Blvd. in Green Park, marks a move to south county from the longtime
Clarices location at 4627 Hampton Ave., which closed in February.
Today, the bridal store is owned and operated by Susan Caito and her niece, Katie
Creech Surkamp. Susan and her mother Clarice Creech rst opened Clarices in the
Holly Hills neighborhood in December 1979. It moved to Hampton in 1986. The
Hampton stores last day of business was Feb. 6.
The new, extravagant, beautiful Lindbergh location is
signicantly larger than Clarices has ever been, which allows more space for dressing rooms and displays, Surkamp
said. Just in time for prom season, the store will now also
have room to sell prom dresses.
The place is beautiful, and I cant wait to help out customers at our new shop, Surkamp wrote on the stores
Facebook page.
In advance of the south county opening, Surkamp told
the Call the story of Clarices, noting, It all started in a
small 800-square-foot building at the corner of Macklind
and Eichelberger, in the Holly Hills neighborhood.
Surkamp has been working at Clarices for 14 years, but
she credits the stores decades of success to the teamwork of
her aunt and grandmother, who worked side by side at the
store for nearly 30 years, she said.
Clarice and Sue were an amazing team They poured
NEW LOCATION
their hearts and souls into every aspect of the business. They are the
foundation of Clarices Bridal and made it the great name that it is
today. Clarice was a one-of-a-kind person - her love and personality radiated. Today, Sue and I carry on Clarices legacy, along with the wonderful and
unique women who are our sales team. These women continue to show the same
love and excitement that Clarice did 37 years ago.
Leaving the Hampton location is bittersweet, Surkamp said.
I have spent my entire childhood watching and helping brides nd the perfect
wedding gown. I have so many special memories of coming into work with my aunt
and grandma, she said. I would sneak away to dance in
the mirrors and put veils on upstairs, and I cannot forget
walking the runway as I modeled in all the runway shows!
That was always so much fun as a child. I can only imagine
how special the memories are for my aunt, as she was able
to work with her mother for nearly 30 years at Clarices.
This is a very emotional move for many of us, she
continued. However, we are so excited to embark on this
journey and create new memories at our new location. I
would like to thank my Aunt Susie for making the new
Clarices Bridal on South Lindbergh a reality. For years,
our team and myself could only dream of a larger location for Clarices, but (she) made it happen. We have a new,
extravagant, beautiful building that we will be opening on
Thursday, Feb. 11, and I know that Clarice is looking down
so proud of all the accomplishments we have achieved. She
always dreamed big, and Im looking forward to seeing her
legacy continue for generations to come.
Clarice Creech and daughter, Susan Caito
5714 SOUTH LINDBERGH, SAINT LOUIS, MO 63123

314-351-2499 www.claricesbridal.com
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Volume 19, Number 13

Thursday, March 31, 2016

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