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Holiday Treats at Mannino’s One of the things that has struck me, when I have gone on luxury cruise ships, is that most of the passengers look like they are older than the captain – and luxury cruise ships don't have juveniles as captains. The reason for the elderly clientele is fairly simple: Most people don't reach the point when they can afford to travel on luxury cruise ships until they have worked their way up the income ladder over a long period of years. The relationship between age and income is not hard to understand. It usually takes years to acquire the skills and experience that high-paying jobs require, or to build up a clientele for those in business or the professions. But those in the media and in politics who are currently up in arms, denouncing income inequalities, seldom mention age as a factor in those inequalities. The shrill rhetoric about differences in income proceeds as if they are talking about income inequalities between different classes of people. It would be hard to get the public all worked up over the fact that young people just starting out in their careers are not making nearly as much money as their parents or grandparents make. Differences in wealth between the young and the old are even greater than differences in income. Households headed by someone 65 years old and older have more than 15 times as much wealth as households headed by someone under 35 years of age. But these are not different classes of people, as so often insinuated in runaway political rhetoric. Everybody who is 65 years old was once under 35 years of age. And most people under 35 years of age will someday be 65 years old. Differences in age are just one of the reasons why the insinuations about income and wealth that are thrown around in the media and in politics are often remote from reality. While the rhetoric is about people, the statistics are almost invariably about abstract income brackets. It is easier and cheaper to collect statistics about income brackets than it is to follow actual flesh and blood people as they move massively from one income bracket to another over the years.

More important, statistical studies that follow particular individuals over the years often reach diametrically opposite conclusions from the conclusions reached by statistical studies that follow income brackets over the years. Currently, we are hearing a lot in the media and in politics about the "top 1 percent" of income earners who are supposedly getting an ever-increasing share of the nation's income. That is absolutely true if you are talking about income brackets. It is totally untrue if you are talking about actual flesh and blood people. The Internal Revenue Service can follow individual people over the years because they can identify individuals from their Social Security numbers. During recent years, when "the top 1 percent" as an income category has been getting a growing share of the nation's income, IRS data show that actual flesh and blood people who were in the top 1 percent in 1996 had their incomes go down – repeat, down – by a whopping 26 percent by 2005. How can both sets of statistics be true at the same time? Because most people who are in the top 1 percent in a given year do not stay in that bracket over the years. If we are being serious – as distinguished from being political – then our concern should be with what is happening to actual flesh and blood human beings, not what is happening to abstract income brackets. There is the same statistical problem when talking about "the poor" as there is when talking about "the rich." A University of Michigan study showed that most of the working people who were in the bottom 20 percent of income earners in 1975 were also in the top 40 percent at some point by 1991. Only 5 percent of those in the bottom quintile in 1975 were still there in 1991, while 29 percent of them were now in the top quintile. People in the media and in politics choose statistics that seem to prove what they want to prove. But the rest of us should become aware of what games are being played with numbers. © 2011 Creators.com

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FACT: The student loan debt crisis is real. Student loans are now bigger than credit card debt. She needs to wake up to the facts of what is going on. An average student loan debt is now over $25,000. Can you pay that off in 4 years? The 99 percent Occupy Protestors are actually right on target. Over 700 pilots, 20,000 union workers and more joined them in their protests. Protests were also supporting the movement all over the globe: Turkey, Spain, Italy, Greece, Australia, United Kingdom. The Republican base thinks that union is a dirty word. However, unions are the only reason you have health insurance, vacations, sick leave. Do you think your employer would just willingly give you health insurance? I think of the Walmart workers who make $6.50 an hour or less (because Republicans didn’t want to pass minimum wage bills) who have to pay huge fees for their health insurance. Many people in the U.S. fought and died for the right to have a union. The same goes for civil rights, the right to vote and many other avenues that the Republicans are trying to suppress. Many states are trying to pass voter suppression laws which hurt the minorities. Voter fraud is not a fact, there is in fact very little voter fraud. Add to that the Republicans want to continue giveaways to what they think are “job creators.” The job creators send all the jobs overseas because they can make more money paying lower wages. Republicans want to bust up all the unions. Unions assure Americans of bargaining, health insurance and wage increases. Every American should want to be in a union. I’m in the CWA and proud of it. Without my union, I would have no bargaining rights. I was glad to see that Ohio defeated the misguided bill by Governor Kasich who was out to destroy teachers, firefighters, policeman, steel workers and more. Over 350,000 union employees work in Ohio. At the same time Governor Kasich gave his administrator a $50,000 pay increase and takes payouts from the Koch Brothers. There are 49-million people living in poverty now in the U.S. Let’s get the facts straight. This is not because of President Obama - it’s because George W. Bush paid for two wars without increasing taxes. Bush squandered a budget surplus in less than 3 years That is a fact. Republicans want to continue cuts to the middle class and poorest Americans while continuing tax breaks to the wealthiest 1 percent. And that angers 75 percent of Americans. Adriane Bradley St. Charles

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The trouble with being electable It has not been a good couple of weeks for the GOP field of presidential candidates, which means it has not been a good couple weeks for the GOP in general. Herman Cain is having trouble finding a woman he didn’t sexually harass, plus he publicly endorsed collective bargaining and apparently couldn’t find Libya on a map – much less recommend a viable policy regarding the troubled country. Rick Perry cannot remember a list with just three things on it, although he has shown an admirable sense of humor about his debate gaffe. Michele Bachmann is still Michele Bachmann. Those three former frontrunners have effectively removed themselves from the race. Mitt Romney, on the other hand, seems to be coated in Teflon. Every time the field starts shedding voters, they just slide right off the former Massachusetts governor and stick to, well, almost anybody else. Romney seems fairly intelligent, pretty articulate, mostly professional, and exceedingly boring. The only thing at which he excels is that he does seem to be extremely well-groomed. Over a two-week period during which he should have sprinted away from the field, Romney held fast to his current base and hardly convinced a single person to move his way. Then there are Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul. What in the world are we to make of those two? They are clearly, unequivocally the smartest guys in the room. Gingrich has hit more home runs in the debates than David Freese hit in the post-season. Paul is studied and value-based. They are both brilliant, both experienced, both qualified – but are they electable? That seems like such an odd question, given their respective qualifications. They certainly seem to be the most capable executives, the most intelligent men. But they might not be electable because they might be the worst politicians in the field. Perhaps it is time to repair this dichotomy of American leadership. We routinely profess in the polls a disdain for politicians but at the ballot box routinely support them. The presidency has become almost commoditized. It no longer is about what benefits there are to a product (candidate); instead, it is about buying at the lowest possible price so that all your friends buy it, too. Should we vote for the best candidate, or the candidate most likely to win? Oftentimes, those are mutually exclusive decisions. But that is also folly. It is a mistake to aim low. It is a mistake to elect the lesser of evils. The truth of keeping America exceptional must start with our own willingness to cast a vote for the best candidate, even if that person is not viewed as the most electable. Are Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul those people for the Republicans? It is too soon to tell for sure, but it certainly looks that way right now. It is, we would think, the responsibility of the GOP to nominate the person most likely to best serve the country. It is imperative in this election cycle that, as a nation, we choose to vote selfishly, to vote for our interests, regardless of how we believe our neighbors will vote. In this country, we have a fidelity to enlightened self-interest. We need to vote for the best candidates – whomever they may be – rather than voting against the worst candidate. We are an exceptional nation comprised of exceptional people, and we could do much better than making “electable” a positive reason to choose the leader of the free world.

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County exec doesn’t need TIF St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann made a presentation before the St. Charles TIF Commission on Nov. 3 about why he doesn’t think the city needs taxincrement-financing on the proposed West Clay Extension TIF Redevelopment Plan. “If the city of St. Charles was as efficient at providing services as the rest of the jurisdictions in this county they would not need an additional $6.3 million for infrastructure and they wouldn’t have to ask the schools and libraries to kick in an additional $309,000 per year,” Ehlmann

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said. “We shouldn’t be using city money to pay for schools, and we shouldn’t be using school money for city projects.” With a TIF, developers can keep part of the money in taxes that would normally go to the various taxing jurisdictions, such as school districts and the library district, until the bonds used to build the infrastructure are paid off. “TIFs are just bad public policy,” Ehlmann said. “The people who love TIFs are the bankers and lawyers.” Ehlmann said St. Charles has brought in more than $187 million in gaming revenues since 1996, an average of almost $12.5 million a year. In 2010, St. Charles took in almost $14 million in gaming revenue. That money originally was to be used for infrastructure updates and such projects as the one now proposed. However, the

city has consistently used that money for day-to-day operations. The average salary for city employees is $63,963, tops in the county. The average salary for teachers is $49,854 in the St. Charles School District, second lowest in the county. “If makes no sense for a city that can afford to pay its employees the most to ask for money from a school district that can afford to pay its teachers the least,” Ehlmann said. The county executive told the TIF Commission that he was in favor of this redevelopment because it would allow St. Joseph Health Center to expand. The U.S. Postal Service office on Fifth Street would move to the redevelopment site across from Lindenwood University and the hospital would use the vacated land on Fifth Street to expand. A new Schnucks store, plus

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St. Charles Car show raises $16,000 The 10th annual EPC Classic Carfest raised $16,000 last month for a local child advocacy center. “The EPC staff and volunteers look forward to the Classic Carfest each fall,” said EPC Vice President of Retail Frank Polston. “In addition to having hundreds of vintage automobiles and trucks on display, we’ve been able to raise awareness and significant amounts of money for designated charities, which is the reason EPC created this event. We had the most participants we’ve ever had this year, and I’m sure we’ll top that next year.” To date, EPC, the largest professional electronics recycler and IT asset management firm in Missouri, has raised more than $100,000 for charities in the region. All proceeds from the family-oriented event benefited The Child Center, Inc. whose goal has always been to meet the needs of children, teens and families who have been traumatized by child abuse and violence.

African cat caught in St. Charles St. Charles County Animal Control captured an African cat on Nov. 10 that had escaped its outdoor enclosure in Defiance more than a month ago. The 25-pound Serval named ‘Cleo’ is the pet of Nick Natoli of Defiance. The cat had been missing since September and was found near Country Club Drive and Kristopher Bend Drive in St. Charles on Nov. 10. Officers were able to tranquilize the wild cat. “The cat was taken to the vet for observation, and then returned to its owner,” said John Sonderegger, with St. Charles County. Soderegger said it is not against the law to have such an animal. “(The) Owner is keeping it inside for now,” Sonderegger said. “It has adjusted to being back in captivity with no problem.”

O’Fallon Cans of caring The number of families needing help to feed their families continues to increase in the current economy.

Families, businesses and individuals are encouraged to drop off much needed canned goods for O’Fallon’s11th annual Cornucopia of Care Food Drive. The drive will continue through Dec. 17. “This year, once again, the number of families registering at local food pantries is growing,” said Kathy Halstead, O’Fallon’s manager of volunteer services. “Those who typically donated in the past are now finding themselves relying on the generosity of others. Your donation is a reminder that they live in a community that cares, providing help and hope when they need it most.” Items may be dropped off at O’Fallon City Hall, the Renaud Spirit Center, Lindell Bank in O’Fallon, New Frontier Bank, Fox’s Pizza Den and First State Bank in O’Fallon. For more information, call 379-5507 or email volunteer@ofallon.mo.us.

St. Peters Teen charged in shooting A 19-year-old St. Peters man was charged on Nov. 9 in reference to a robbery and shooting that occurred in St. Louis County on Dec. 13. Brandon J. Varone was charged with five felonies, including first degree burglary, assault and robbery, along with two counts of armed criminal action. Varone, of the first block of Rainbow Drive, allegedly shot a man who interrupted the robbery. The victim survived the shooting.

Cottleville FPD Firefighters decline pay raise The firefighters in the Cottleville Fire District have decided to not take a scheduled 4 percent pay raise in January 2012. In addition, all other employees at the district have agreed not to take scheduled pay raises in January. “Our district is facing some long-term financial challenges,” said Cory Hogan, the executive shop steward for Local 2665. “It didn’t make sense to accept this pay raise, especially in this economy.” Volunteers participating in the CARES community engagement program, who are working toward a long-range plan for the fire district, applauded the firefighters association decision. District leadership thanked the firefighters for their decision but noted that more needs to be done to help meet the district’s financial challenges. “This decision will help in the short run,” said Chief Rob Wylie. “We’ve got a lot of challenges, and that’s why we’re turning to the community through CARES to find a solution.”

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Smoking ban talks prompt large audience for County Council By Brian Flinchpaugh A new effort to let voters decide whether smoking should be banned at indoor public places in St. Charles County has revived old arguments involving public health and the economic impact of a ban. More than 50 people attending the County Council meeting on Nov. 14 heard and made their arguments. Two bills were introduced that would place a countywide smoking ban and exemptions on the ballot a year from now. The bills could be voted on by the council at their Dec. 5 meeting. One bill would ask voters to decide whether to ban smoking in most “enclosed public places” throughout the county. The second bill calls for a vote on exempting the Ameristar Casino in St. Charles from the ban. A simple majority vote would be required for passage of each measure if they are placed on the November 2012 ballot. County Councilman Joe Cronin, Dist. 1, sponsored both measures, which mark a continuation of his efforts on the smoking issue. In May, the council voted 4-2 on Cronin-sponsored bills to put the smoking ban and an exemption for the casino and other establishments on the ballot. County Executive Steve Ehlmann vetoed the bill in June saying there was no

reason to exempt employees from a health ordinance. Ehlmann, however, said after the meeting this week that he would not object to the new bill because it involves an amendment to the Charter and not an ordinance. “I just wanted to tell folks that I kept working on this because I truly believe it’s a public health issue,” Cronin said. Cronin said state health officials suggest that secondhand smoke may cause as many as 1,100 deaths statewide and cost hundreds of millions of dollars in health care. “I’m not proposing we do this, I’m proposing we let the folks vote on this, that’s it,” Cronin said. Council members were evenly divided on the issue. County Councilwoman Nancy Matheny, Dist. 3, who supported the ban in May, indicated she didn’t support the proposed Charter amendments. “It’s a tough issue. I hate smoking. I don’t smoke. I don’t like being around smoke,” Matheny said. “But this is America. I think people have the right to choose whether they go into an establishment where there is smoking or not.” Matheny said she also thought it wasn’t fair for municipal and county governments to have different rules for different businesses. She said she favored a statewide

County considers hiring lobbyist for Jefferson City By Brian Flinchpaugh St. Charles County government officials say they need another voice in Jefferson City – one that will cost them some money. The county wants to hire its own lobbyist to meet with state legislators and represent its interests. The suggestion came up in discussions with St. Charles County Council members during a work session on Nov. 7 concerning the county’s 2012 budget. Chuck Gross, the county’s director of administration, said the county executive has proposed including $30,000 in the budget for hiring a lobbyist. The county last hired a lobbyist four years ago, he said. Four years ago, Gross and County Executive Steve Ehlmann had just come out of the legislature. Gross and Ehlmann both served in the Missouri House and Senate. “All of us knew a lot of people in Jefferson City, and we told you we could save some money,” Gross said. Now, with time passing, many of the contacts they had are out of office or gone, he said. “I think I know three senators person-

ally other than the two in our delegation,” Gross said. “House members – I don’t know that many outside of our delegation and after next year, I won’t know one single senator except our people from St. Charles County.” Ehlmann said limits on the time that legislators can serve have had an affect. “Another problem with term limits,” Ehlmann said. “If we didn’t have term limits we’d still be able to go up their and lobby our buddies.” The local legislative delegation can be helpful on some issues but they only represent a few votes, Gross said. “They don’t represent the county government, they represent the people the same as you represent the people,” Ehlmann said. “They do what we want but sometimes they think the people want something different than what we think.” Gross said lobbyists can help save money for the county by being able to zero in on issues that local legislators have little time to address. The county is expected to finalize the 2012 budget in December.

ban with all businesses treated fairly. County Council Chairman Joe Brazil, Dist. 2, opposes the measure, saying some small businesses such as bars and tobacco shops would go bankrupt. “Putting it to the vote of the people would be a cop-out,” Brazil said. “We have the obligation as elected officials to make the decision here.” County Councilman Terry Hollander, Dist. 5, disagreed. “In recalling my 35 years of teaching American history, I’ve never believed that democracy and allowing the people to vote is a cop-out,” Hollander said. Hollander said health care professionals are saying that secondhand smoke is a public health risk. He said putting it on the ballot would give proponents and opponents a year to make their cases. More than an hour of public comment was divided among two and perhaps three camps. Proponents of a smoking ban – including supporters wearing blue shirts - of the ban approved by O’Fallon voters in April pointed out health concerns. Jim Farrell, representing the American Heart Association of Missouri, said his organization estimates nationally 35,000 non smokers each year die from heart dis-

ease caused by secondhand smoke. Opponents, including an official from Ameristar and owners of tobacco shops and bars, said a ban would hurt their businesses. Jim Franke, vice president and general manager of Ameristar Casino in St. Charles, said this was a “business’ rights issue.” If a ban were implemented, they expect to see a minimum 20-percent decrease in business volume and hundreds of jobs and local tax revenue would be at stake, he said. Tobacco shop and bar owners also objected Ameristar being exempted. Cronin’s new measure would exempt Ameristar as long as exemptions at casinos in St. Louis County and St. Louis are in effect. But exemptions for cigar bars and tobacco stores that were in the May bill would be dropped. James Mays, the owner of Red Bird Sports café in St. Peters and Haelwood, said he wouldn’t have purchased a bar in St. Charles County recently if a smoking ban were considered. But he said he would like his bar listed alongside Ameristar, asking voters for an exemption. Cronin said exemptions could be added to the bill before the council votes on it.

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Amy and Dan Andrzejewski, of St. Peters, welcomed their son Matthew David into the world at 11:11 a.m., Nov. 11 (11/11). Matthew came into the world at 9 pounds, 13 ounces - which, if you add 9 and 13 and divide by two... yes, well, never mind. Matthew’s sister, Mia, who is 3 years old, helped choose his name. Grandparents David and Darlene Roby, of Wildwood, and John and Joan Andrzejewski, of St. Peters, were on hand to help with the welcoming party. Matthew was born at Mercy Hospital St. Louis.

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Car thefts from local dealerships may be tied to Ellisville thefts By Ted Dixon Jr. The St. Charles Police Department is looking into the possibility that several thefts at car dealerships in the area were tied into thefts of nine vehicles at a dealership last month in Ellisville. St. Charles Police Det. Sgt. Todd Wilson said 14 cars were stolen from the AutoCenters St. Charles at 3621 Veterans Memorial Parkway sometime between 8 p.m., Nov. 7, and 8 a.m., Nov. 8. Wilson said the thieves broke into the back window of the dealership, stole all the keys and drove off with the cars. Among the cars stolen were late model Cadillac Escalades, Dodge Avengers, and Chevy Malibus. Wilson said Hazelwood police contacted his department and notified them of the cars that were found at the Knollwood Apartments in Hazelwood on Nov. 8. Wilson said 11 of the cars were found and three are still missing. That apartment complex is located near I-270 and James S. McDonnell Boulevard. Wilson said the keys were not found in the car so he believed the apartment complex to be a drop-off point. Wilson said there were no surveillance videos at the AutoCenter.

â&#x20AC;&#x153;We are looking at surrounding businesses to see if they have cameras,â&#x20AC;? Wilson said. At MRN press time, the suspects in the St. Charles thefts remain at large. Car thieves in the metro area have been busy in the past several weeks. Nine vehicles, ranging from late model Dodge Chargers and Challengers, were taken in the early morning hours of Oct. 26 from the Royal Gate Dodge parking lot at 15502 Manchester Road. Ellisville Police Chief Tom Felgate said the stolen vehicles were equipped with Supra lock boxesdevices attached to a vehicleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s driversside window. The keys to the stolen cars were inside those lock boxes and were used by the thieves to steal the cars. All of the vehicles were eventually recovered, and most have been returned to Royal Gate Dodge. Thieves allegedly drove to the site of Royal Gate in a 2011 Toyota Camry. That Camry was one of the several vehicles stolen last month as well from the Frank Leta Honda in Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Fallon. Wilson said St. Charles police are investigating if all the car thefts in the area are related.

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Holiday homes: LSL Mothers Club ready to host annual home tour By Amy Armour Families can get into the holiday spirit early this year while learning some decorating tips from some festive Lake Saint Louis families. The 13th annual Holiday Home Tour presented by the Lake Saint Louis Mothers Club will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sun., Dec. 4, in Lake Saint Louis. Heather Kemper-Hussey said the $10 cost of a tour ticket will allow one entry into four private residences located in Lake Saint Louis.Â â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Holiday Home Tour is a one-of-akind opportunity to gain VIP access to a selection of beautiful and uniquely decorated homes within the Lake Saint Louis community,â&#x20AC;? Hussey said. And no home is the same in Lake Saint Louis. Laura Auger, with the LSL Mothers Club, said all four of the homes are different sizes, styles and floor plans. Auger said tour visitors will see lots of creative decorating with Christmas trees, sports memorabilia and collectibles, to name a few. The Crowell Family will open their home to tour visitors this year. The family believes â&#x20AC;&#x153;anything worth doing is worth

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County’s proposed budget offers small pay increase By Brian Flinchpaugh St. Charles County employees may be in line for their first pay raises in three years, according to the proposed 2012 budget submitted by County Executive Steve Ehlmann. Ehlmann is recommending a 1-percent increase for nearly all county employees next year. In addition, employees may also get a 2-percent merit increase, based on 2011 performance evaluations. The raises are possible because general fund revenues have “modestly improved,” Ehlmann says in his budget message on Oct. 31 to the County Council. The council is expected to adopt a budget by Jan. 1, which is the start of the county’s fiscal year. He adds that, “We believe that this trend will continue for the forseeable future.” This revenue trend “coupled with aggressive and proactive cost-cutting measures undertaken early in the recent economic downturn” have allowed the county to maintain its funding and made the pay boosts possible, Ehlmann states in his proposal. Sales tax revenue - the largest source of funding for the county’s general fund, which includes most of the county’s departments – was 2.9 percent higher through August than during the same period in 2010, he states. The revenues are also 2.11 percent ahead of 2011 budget projections. “Based on this information we have estimated total 2011 sales tax revenues to exceed 2010 amounts by 2.5 percent,” Ehlmann states. Looking ahead in 2012, the county expects it “reasonable” to expect a 1.5 percent rise in sales tax collections over estimates for 2011. The county has just under 1,000 employees, said John Sonderegger, coordinator for the county’s Office of Public Information. The message also notes that in the last four years, the county has cut 49 full-time positions in all county departments. Ehlmann’s budget recommendation includes eliminating one full-time and one parttime position and keeping 27.6 positions vacant. Still, four full-time positions may be added in 2012 – a position each in the Parks and Election departments and two in the Highway Department. Ehlmann states that economic forecasts suggest a continued modest economic improvement whose effect are too uncertain “to make any widespread budget assumptions.” He said he’s recommending a “fiscally conservative budget” with general fund appropriations of $62.2 million. Other revenue sources may not grow quickly. Expected recorders fees may drop by $300,000 next year reflecting a level of

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Fifth annual Scenes of the Nativity to feature more than 250 scenes By Amy Armour More than 250 Nativity Scenes will be displayed over Thanksgiving weekend at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Cottleville. Visitors can expect to see a wide variety of nativity scenes, ranging from 2-inch-tall handcrafted displays made from soapstone to delicate china displays to handmade displays made by children out of Legos or gingerbread. The scenes vary in size and artistic interpretation. “Different cultures celebrate the nativity in different ways,” said Chuck Ehlert, who helped plan the fifth annual event. “It’s just fascinating how the theme is created in different cultures.” And even with more than 250 scenes,

there is rarely a duplicate, he said. The Scenes of the Nativity display will be open from noon to 7 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 26; and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sun., Nov. 27, at St. Joseph, at the intersection of Hwy. N and Motherhead Road. The event is free and open to the public. Carol Ehlert will bring 50 of her favorite nativity scenes for the display. The purchase of a Precious Moments nativity scene about 40 years ago had her hooked. Since then, she has received a new nativity scene every Christmas and birthday from

family and friends, and she picks one up every time she travels. “It just sort of escalated from there,” she said. Her collection of 130-plus nativity scenes are usually on display throughout her family room all year long. The event will also include free activities for children. There will be a free craft area for kids to make their own Nativity scene. And families can dress up in biblical clothing and have a free photo taken in a Nativ- Carol Ehlert with just a few of her nativity scenes ity setting.

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Sharon West has lived in Dardenne Prairie since 1995. When Dardenne Prairie became a fourth class city in April, 2000, Sharon became one of the first elected officials for the City. In April 2003 she was reelected for a second term as Alderman for Ward 3 and she has remained in that position. Not only is Sharon a resident and City Official, she is also a Dardenne Prairie business owner. Sharon’s love for animals led her to open WestInn Kennels in 1997. Sharon started her business as a dog training school and quickly saw a need for a place that people could leave their dogs and feel they were safe and well cared for. In 2001 Sharon built the kennel which is at the corner of Henning and Weldon Spring Rd.

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Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. The whole day revolves around family and friends spending time together, eating those wonderful homemade dishes that we have every year. Most of us participate in some type of family tradition such as going outside for a family game of football, drawing names for Christmas gifting, or simply being together reminiscing about Thanksgivings past. For me, the best thing about Thanksgiving is that it is the one day that I always take the time to really think about the past year and realize how much I have to be thankful for. We all go through ups and downs throughout the year and I, for one, often find myself dwelling on the “downs”. Even when things are going pretty good in life, it is very easy to just accept things and not take the time to consider how fortunate we are. Thanksgiving is a wonderful time for us all to take that moment and not only realize how truly blessed we are, but consider what we can do to lighten the load of someone less fortunate.

• What is your most cherished childhood memory. One of my favorite memories from my childhood is of my father cooking. He enjoyed making chili for

• What has been your most rewarding moment since you became Alderman? I think the opening of our new City Park has been one of the most rewarding and satisfying experiences I have had as an Alderman. It is a wonderful place to bring the community and families together.

• Why did you decide to run for Alderman? I decided to run for Alderman to promote communication and understanding with the people of Dardenne Prairie.

• How long have you lived in Dardenne Prairie? What made you move here? I have lived in Dardenne Prairie for 16 years. We moved here to get away from the big city. This was such a nice quiet little town and the people were so friendly, we immediately knew we were HOME.

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for various charities this holiday season. We are participating in the annual Tri-City Food Drive with our neighboring cities of Cottleville and Weldon Spring and we will be collecting unwrapped toys and clothing for children and personal care items for families, seniors and others in need; for the Salvation Army. We encourage you to drop by City Hall during regular business hours Monday through Friday, 8:00 until 5:00, and do what you can. Some of you may be fortunate enough to bring enough toys and clothes to make a whole family’s Christmas special. Others may only be able to buy an extra canned good each week when grocery shopping. Maybe you can put together a beautiful basket of personal care items that will make a difference in someone’s life or maybe you have an extra bottle of shampoo you can donate. The wonderful thing about giving is that it doesn’t really matter how much you can afford to give, every little bit makes a difference. Please visit us at City Hall often and bring what you can. If the weather is nice, bring your kids to our wonderful new park and have them drop off a canned good. What a great way to teach your children the joy that comes from generosity! And this good will Right here in St. Charles County there are people who do not have enough to eat, people does not need to end with the holidays. Keep the spirit of giving alive all year. Next who have no place to take a warm bath or lay their head down and rest, children that will Thanksgiving think how good it will feel to be thankful for all you were able to share not know the joy of opening a gift at Christmas. If everyone did just one thing to help, throughout the year. imagine what a difference we could make!

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• What is your favorite Thanksgiving dish? (or desert!) My favorite Thanksgiving food is Turkey it always smells so good when it is cooking that you can hardly wait to eat it.

• If you had it to do over again, what profession would you choose and why? If I had it to do over again I would be a veterinarian. I love animals and would love to have the skills and knowledge needed to make a difference to animals who are sick or hurt.

• If you couldn’t live in Dardenne Prairie, where would you live? If I could not live in DP I would want to live in the country on a farm.

everyone and would invite all of the neighborhood kids in for a chili supper.

tracking of this growing St. Charles County program. The special switch replaces the regular light switch of a front house light. This switch has three positions: Off; Flash; On. This device application allows one to use any light bulb as their front porch or front window light. The other option is an adapter that screws into one’s front porch or front window light socket. This device allows them to use a regular light bulb with their regular switch and it will flash when turned on two times repetitively. Essentially, this Emergency Beacon Program device is an every-day front porch or front window light that becomes a FLASHING BEACON to help emergency responders find those in need FAST! In the event of an emergency, DIAL 911. Tell the operator your emergency and tell them to look for the FLASHING LIGHT then activate the flashing light. The time saved in finding the location of the emergency due to the use of this BEACON could be a lifesaver! Other requirements to participate in this free program are for the immediate installation of

the device and maintain the strict compliance for the appropriate use of this tool as it is not a toy. The City of Dardenne Prairie has established a working model display in the lobby of their City Hall for information as to the ease of the installation and further clarity of the program. Donations to support this initiative are welcomed as the City of Dardenne Prairie strives to reach their goal of having every household equipped with an Emergency Beacon Program device.

Come dressed in your holiday attire. If you would like to participate in a white elephant gift exchange please bring a gift valued at no more than $5.

Please register by calling 636-755-5308 by November 28th. Space is limited to 75 residents of Dardenne Prairie.

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The City of Dardenne Prairie, Missouri gives notice that the opening filing date for the general election to be held on the 3rd day of April 2012 shall be on December 13, 2011. The offices to be filled are one (1) Alderman for each of the three (3) wards. Filings shall be received by the City Clerk, during regular office hours, at City Hall 2032 Hanley Road in the City of Dardenne Prairie commencing at 8:00 a.m. on Tuesday, December 13, 2011. The closing date and time for filing shall be 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 17, 2012.

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Waste water that flows down the drains inside your home flows through a sanitary sewer to a treatment facility, but storm water flows into the storm drain system. The storm drain system is completely separate from the sanitary sewer. The storm drain system is comprised of the drains at the edge of our streets and the ditches alongside our roads. Water in the storm drain system receives no treatment or filtering. This means that any pollution that gets washed into the storm drain system go directly to our creeks and rivers. Examples of common storm water pollution are construction debris, automobile fluids, lawn clippings, soil erosion, paint, pesticides, litter and any other household material. So be sure to keep all work areas clean and pick up litter and debris. Cover storage and stockpile areas and clean them regularly to avoid leaks. It is illegal to dump or discharge waste or pollution into storm drains. So do the right thing and help keep our creeks and rivers clean!

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As you do your shopping for this season, please consider all of the fine businesses here in Dardenne Prairie. Not only do we have the “big name” retail stores, such as Target and Penney’s, but there are many small stores and restaurants that offer wonderful gift ideas and yummy food to add to your celebrations. Check our website under “Business Directory” for a complete list of local businesses.

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The City of Dardenne Prairie will be continuing a free safety program for the wellbeing of its citizens. The Emergency Beacon Program is a means for having the capacity to turn on a flashing front light of a home to better notify emergency responders to the location of need for a more expedient response time. City Hall is the point of distribution for interested residents to receive one of two free devices: a special light switch or a special light bulb adapter. The only requirement at the time of pick-up is for the resident to leave their address as to the location of the device installation for

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Sharon has been involved with training dogs for the past 30 years. She currently is working with a golden retriever named Vegas. Sharon had planned a trip to Las Vegas, but at the last minute she got a puppy and had to cancel her trip. And that is how Vegas got her name! (Her registered name is Westinn’s High Roller) That is one trip Sharon is happy to have missed! Sharon and Vegas are well on their way to an Obedience Trial Championship. Sharon’s dogs have earned many Obedience and Hunt titles and when not doing obedience trials they are visiting nursing homes and schools where they do dog bite prevention programs.

Sharon loves all dogs but is partial to golden retrievers. She saw a golden retriever at a competition and knew that she wanted to train goldens. She asked for a golden puppy and for Christmas got her first golden retriever, and named her Holly.

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5K raises more than $1,500 The “No ‘I’ In Team” 5K Fun Run/Walk & Health Fair held last month at Westhoff Elementary School raised $1,570 for two local charities. More than 150 people participated in the race and attended the health fair which provided free blood pressure and glucose level checks for attendees. The donations were split evenly between St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).

Wentzville Schools celebrate veterans

Fort Zumwalt Students make a difference More than 150 Fort Zumwalt North High School students partnered with the city of O’Fallon for its second annual Make a Difference Day held recently. The North High leadership class—along with their sponsor Stacie Wulfert—won the 2011 Impact Award from the city for organizing this event last year. There were a number of locations involved, but the largest project was a

grand makeover of the O’Fallon Police Department firing range. Students joined together to paint, sweep, bag up debris, and clear brush, vines and weeds.

Students help Joplin jump The Fort Zumwalt School District elementary physical education teachers are in the process of collecting jump ropes for the Joplin School District. Charlene May, physical education teacher at Mount Hope Elementary, will be presenting the jump ropes to American

Elementary schools in the Wentzville School District held Veteran’s Day celebrations earlier this month to salute the brave men and women who have served in the U.S. armed forces. Boone Trail, Crossroads, Discovery Ridge, Duello, Green Tree, Heritage, Lakeview, Prairie View and Peine Ridge elementary schools all invited veterans to their special activities scheduled in honor of the holiday. Veterans were treated to breakfast, student performances, slide shows honoring past and present members

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The Timberland and Holt student councils (STUCO) hosted the annual Missouri Association of Student Councils (MASC) Gateway Convention at Timberland High School last month. Three schools receive ABLE grant Timberland and Holt had the opportunity The St. Charles County Alliance for to host the conference for the second time Business, Learning and Education (ABLE) in four years after being elected as STUCO and the Mid Rivers Tech Prep Consortium district officers last fall. The Timberland have announced that three Wentzville STUCO was elected as President of the School District initiatives will receive District and Holt’s STUCO was elected as grants through the ABLE Mini-Grants for Vice President of the District, giving them Schools Program. the opportunity to assist with the convenABLE is a school and business partner- tion. ship that exists to support participating Approximately 1,000 STUCO members schools and programs in order to empower from around the greater St. Louis metro and prepare students for future success. area participated in the conference, which ABLE has partnered with Mid Rivers Tech was an opportunity for student leaders to Prep Consortium to offer the mini-grants come together, exchange ideas and elect for teachers and schools that have enrich- officers. ment programs that focus on career devel“Gateway is an opportunity for student opment, career exploration and/or career leaders around their district to voluntarily spend a day to learn from their peers on readiness skills. Community Helpers, created by Dis- how to become an effective leader,” said covery Ridge Kindergarten Teacher Sarah Timberland STUCO advisor and gateway Teague will receive $400. Community advisor of the year Jim Andrzejewski. “I Helpers program helps even our young- think we were pretty successful, and I am est students learn about various career very proud of my 35 hard-working stuoptions. dents. They have been working on this for “We spend a lot of time teaching our stu- about a year, since we were elected presidents about different career paths, how our dent.” community would not function properly without our community helpers, and how many things we can learn from parents in Francis Howell our own classroom,” Teague said. “This grant will purchase us a set of 10 career Veteran visits Hollenbeck costumes as well as a book series all about “Day of honor, day to honor” were the community helpers. This will allow our words spoken by Lt. Colonel Todd S. students to extend their learning on these Waldvogel at Hollenbeck Middle School’s careers as well as use their imagination annual Veteran’s Day Recognition Program when wearing the costumes.” on Nov. 11. The Challenger Space Center, a program Students and staff gathered to pay tribute created by South Middle School Science to veterans. Teacher Michele Cherry will also receive At the onset of the program, Boy Scouts a $400 grant from ABLE. of America members from Troop 72 led According to Cherry, students in her sev- the audience in the United States Pledge of enty-grade science classes will utilize the Allegiance. Following the pledge, The Star grant money for a hands-on field trip to the Spangled Banner was sung by the sixth-, Challenger Space Center in Ferguson, Mo. seventh- and eighth-grade choirs and the “Astronomy is a large part of the seventh- American Heroes March was played by grade science curriculum, which focuses seventh- and eighth-grade band. on the interactions of objects in space, Waldvogel spoke to students about sacriNewton’s three Laws of Motion, technol- fice and the price veterans made that paved ogy, and technological developments,” said the way to freedom as well as the imporCherry. “This experience will enhance all tance of serving our country. of those areas in a concrete manner, which Major Roderick F. Laughman, current is vital to understanding.” U.S. history teacher at Hollenbeck who Measures of Center and Real World, was deployed in Afghanistan last year, a program created by Holt math teacher presented Hollenbeck with a U.S. flag that Constance Hallemeier, will receive a $500 was flown over Afghanistan during his grant. deployment. Hallemeier said the grant money will be “Part of being a veteran is being a part used to purchase net-books for her con- of the long line; not the beginning and not sumer math students to utilize in the class- the end,” Laughman said. “It’s about the room to investigate how different career service to our nation, honoring those who choices and education levels lead to differ- have given the ultimate sacrifice to our ent incomes. country.”

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Central Oklahoma (2-9) managed to score a pair of touchdowns in the third quarter but was neutralized by the Lions defense throughout the day as Lindenwood forced three interceptions. Running back Therman McGowan paced the Lions with 101 yards rushing and a touchdown. Up 21 points in the third quarter, the Lions pushed their lead to 28-7 on a 100yard kick return by Andrew Helmick. Lindenwood put the game away with a pair of touchdowns on the fourth quarter. Lindenwood racked up 358 yards of offense with 250 of it coming in the running game. Central Oklahoma could not run the ball much as Lindenwood allowed just 48 yards rushing on the day.

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What are you thankful for this year? “I am thankful for my amazing, loving and supportive “I am thankful for my beautiful children, wonderful husfamily. I am thankful for having the ability to be a stay-at- band, close family and fantastic friends. I am thankful for home mom and raise my gorgeous, spunky daughter.” every day that I get to wake up in this beautiful country and share my life with my family and friends.” —Jenny Haferkamp, St.Charles —Michelle Hoffmann, St. Charles “I am thankful for my mom who helps watch my children and take them to school. I don’t know what I would “I am so thankful for healthy and happy children. I am do without her.” “I am very grateful for my extended family and for our thankful for good friends that I can laugh with, play with —Julie Boschert, St. Paul close circle of friends. It is truly a blessing to be embraced and count on when I’m so far away from family. I am so by their unconditional love and support. And at this writthankful my husband has a good job, we are financially “I am thankful for the support of family and friends for ing, everyone appears to be enjoying good health and much stable and are able to help others.” my children and me while my husband is supporting our happiness - another thing for which I am quite thankful” —Annaka Magill, St. Peters troops over in Afghanistan. I don’t know what I would do —Mary Jane Daum, St. Peters without them.” “I am truly most thankful for the support of my family —Michele Cleveland, St. Charles “I am so thankful for the many blessings that God has and friends.” provided. My family’s good health, our veterans, employ—Karen Prideaux, O’Fallon “My family brings me happiness daily. I have a beauti- ment, our home, and food to name a few. There are so ful and healthy wife, children, and grandchildren. I feel many that are going without, it is humbling to realize how “Besides the obvious, being thankful for my kids, as a St. blessed to share the holidays with them.” blessed I am and so truly thankful.” Peters resident it would have to be Chick fil A.” —Don Yarber, Cottleville —Laura Musket, Foristell —Shawn Nicolay, St. Peters “I am most thankful for my relationship with Jesus that “I am thankful to be blessed with an amazing family, “I am thankful for my amazing family and for every sustains me every day. I am thankful for my family - espe- wonderful friends, a roof over our heads and a job that I moment that we get to spend together. I am thankful for cially my first grandchild due any day now. I am thankful enjoy going to. I am also very thankful that my sister’s the wonderful blessings that my family has been given and for wonderful friends that accept me for who I am. I am cancer is in remission.” —Chris Schroyer, St Peters that everyone will be together for the holidays.” thankful for a wonderful place to work (YMCA) and great —Michele Cohen, St. Peters co-workers. And I am thankful for a wonderful community to live in.” “I am most thankful for family, health and prosperity.” —Diana Kannady, O’Fallon “I’m thankful for awesome teachers at Warren Elemen—Vicki M. Boschert, New Melle tary. I’m confident that my kids are well cared for when at “We are thankful for our healthy 10-month-old baby boy. school.” –Lyndi Osborn, St. Peters “I am thankful for family, friends, Diet Coke and ladies We are also thankful for our health and absolutely amazing “I’m thankful for the health and happiness of my of The View.” family and friends.” family.” —Mary Hogan, St. Charles —Matt and Amanda Hoffmann, St. Charles —Madeleine Boschert, St. Charles By AMY ARMOUR With Thanksgiving just around the corner, St. Charles County residents reflected on giving thanks for all their blessings. St. Charles County residents were asked “What are you thankful for this year?” Here are some of their responses.

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comedy and a look at the Good Book. The production is free and open to the public. For more information, call 561-5680. ••• “A Dickens of a Christmas Carol: A Traveling Travesty in Two Tumultuous Acts” will be performed at 8 p.m., on Dec. 2, 3, 9 and 10, and at 2 p.m. on Dec. 4 and Dec. 10, at the O’Fallon Municipal Centre. The cost is $10 for general admission and $8 for students and seniors. Discounted tickets can be purchased in advance by calling 474-2732. ••• Award-winning contemporary artist Fraser Leonard will host a Holiday Show

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over the age of 5. For more information, call 916-0515 or email sccyo@sccyo.org. ••• An exhibit of digital photographs by Christy Martin will be available for viewing through Dec. 30 at the Cultural Arts Gallery in the Renaud Spirit Center in O’Fallon. Admission and parking are free. Check out Martin’s work at www.cmartinphotostl.com/ArtThroughMyEyes. For information, call 474-8150 or e-mail dgranaas@ofallon.mo.us.

CRAFT FAIR The Francis Howell High School Band Boosters’ second annual Arts and Craft Fair will be held from 9 a .m. to 4 p.m. on Sat., Dec. 3, at Francis Howell Middle School, 825 O’Fallon Road. In addition to

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TRAINING CLASSES CPR / AED (Automated External Defibrillators) Adult Training class will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mon., Nov. 28, at the American Red Cross St. Charles County Service Center, 224 Mid Rivers Center. This course trains people to recognize and respond to emergency situations and care for life-threatening respiratory or cardiac emergencies in adults. The cost for this class is $70. To register, call 1-800-REDCROS. ••• A First Aid Component Training Class will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tues., Nov. 29, at the American Red Cross St. Charles County Service Center, 224 Mid Rivers Center. Designed for people with current CPR certification, this course trains lay responders to recognize and respond to an emergency, and give care to help sustain life and minimize the consequences of injury or sudden illness until medical help arrives. Students will receive a First Aid certificate valid for two years. The cost for this class is $70. To register, call 1-800-RED-CROS.

FUN & GAMES Active Older Adults Game Day will be held from 10 a.m. to noon on Thursdays at the O’Fallon Family YMCA. The group meets every week to play board games, cards or dominos. Bring a snack and a favorite story to share. There is no cost. For more information, call Diana Kannady at 379-0092 x230. •••

Teen Leader’s Club will be held from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thurs., Dec. 1 at the O’Fallon Family YMCA. The club is free and open to teens ages 13-18. For more information, call Diana Kannady at 3790092 x230.

CHRISTMAS CARDS Birthright of Wentzville, a pro-life Crisis Pregnancy Center, will sell Pro-Life Christmas cards. Proceeds will benefit the non-profit organization that relies totally on contributions from the community. For more details or directions, call 327-8170.

Representative Kurt Bahr-Dist. 19 will hold a Town Hall Meeting from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Thurs., Dec. 1, at Mike’s Pizza, 128 Triad Center West in O’Fallon. Representatives from Ameren Missouri and Cuivre River Electric will be on hand to answer any power questions. For more information, call 573-751-9768.

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The Francis Howell High School choirs will be holding its Madrigal Dinner Theater beginning at 5:45 p.m. on Fri. Dec. 9 and Saturday, Dec.10, 2011 in the Francis Howell High School Commons, 7001 Hwy. 94 South in St. Charles. Admission for the three-course dinner and show is $20 for adults and $15 for students. The processional starts at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are due by Nov. 30 by mail to: 2415 Federalist Place, O’Fallon, MO 63368. Ticket reservation forms are available at www.fhhschoir.org. The Viking Choir Boosters are accepting donations for the auction. Call Michelle Cummings at 928-2166.

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Quilting Guild will be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Tuesdays at the O’Fallon Family YMCA. The group meets each week to work on quilts “one stitch at a time” for local charities. No sewing experience required for the free event. For more information, call Diana Kannady at 3790092, ext. 230.

many vendors, Santa Claus will be there with some of his helpers. Kids can get their picture taken with Santa, complete crafts and have some cookies. All proceeds will benefit the Francis Howell High School Band. For more information, call Donna Reckis at 498-0487.

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