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[ LETTER FROM THE EDITOR ] Last month the news business celebrated a big event: the golden anniversary of the 30-minute news broadcast. Prior to Sept. 2, 1963, the evening news was only 15 minutes long.

Hard to believe, now that we have access to the news (or what passes for it) 24/7. Theoretically, this advancement should have resulted in more news, and more in-depth news. But as someone who routinely watches the network news (as well as the more serious BBC), I haven’t found that to be the case.

When I tune into the ABC morning news at 6 a.m., I sometimes get the feeling those anchors just haven’t had their coffee yet—otherwise, how could they report straight-faced on things like new menu items at fast food restaurants? We’ve been hearing for days about the new SatisFries at Burger King (an update just today told of imminent free samples. Stay tuned).

And on NBC, the business reporter, broadcasting live from the New York Stock Exchange, felt the need to describe in great detail Jack in the Box’s new Grilled Cheese Burger Munchie Meal. This just in from all three network news channels: McDonald’s will be offering healthy options in its Value Meals—to take widespread effect by 2020—and Hershey’s has launched a new candy called Lancaster Caramels. Now that’s something every American needs to know.

In this era of reality TV, when viewers laugh at people onscreen for failing physical challenges and weep over their rejection by lovers they’ve known for about 10 seconds, maybe my expectations of the news are just too high.

—Dorothy F. Weiner Editor in Chief

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50 TREND REPORT – New York Fashion Week OSTEO HEALTH 52 COVER STORY – SLUCare 53 HEALTH – Those Achy, Breaky Joints

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Beloved pediatrician and childcare expert T. Berry Brazelton, now 95 years young, recently welcomed T&S Parent Trap columnist Dr. Tim Jordan and his wife, Anne, to his home in Cambridge, Mass. “He was Tim’s mentor and teacher 28 years ago during fellowship training at Children’s Hospital in Boston, and we’ve stayed in touch with him and his wife,“ says Anne. “He asked us to come back when he turns 100!” The Jordans were in Boston for a speaking engagement and to talk about Tim’s latest book, Sleeping Beauties.

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IT’S NO ACCIDENT THAT CHILDREN FEEL SO AT HOME at Forsyth School. As one alum puts it, “Someone is always there for you, inspiring you to do your best and aim high. I always felt so secure and comfortable.” But that’s not the only reason students feel a strong sense of belonging. “Our campus is unique because there’s no school building, as such,” says head of school Mike Vachow. “Most classes are conducted in renovated houses from the 1920s and ’30s. There’s a cozy, storybook feeling to the place. The kids love it. It’s as if they have their very own village.”

But even storybook villages need to change with the times. Through the years, Forsyth’s historic houses have been augmented with athletic and performing arts facilities, science labs and additional classroom space. Two years ago, the school bought land from neighboring St. Louis Hillel at Washington University, and in 2012, the school acquired its sixth historic house, built in 1929 and located on Wydown Boulevard.

The latest round of renovations is now complete. “Our fifth graders, who used to share space with the fourth graders, now attend classes in Next House, the newly remodeled home on Wydown,” Vachow says. “Our fourth graders also have an entire renovated house to themselves, and the Hillel property is now a playground.” The improvements, which prospective parents can view Sunday, Nov. 3, at the school’s open house, add nearly an acre to the campus and increase classroom space by 6,500 square feet.

More renovations are scheduled for 2014. “Next summer, we’ll renovate Fillmore House, the school’s original building, expanding FORSYTH SCHOOL’S NEWLY EXPANDED CAMPUS classroom space for our pre-kindergarten and IMAGE COURTESY OF FORSYTH SCHOOL kindergarten students and renovating the lower-school science lab,” Vachow says. “We’re also building group learning spaces in each house and reconfiguring the school’s entry and reception areas.”

The updates are made possible by the school’s Expanding Our Opportunities Capital Campaign, co-chaired by Robert Klahr and Jennifer Demoff. The focus of the campaign, which kicked off last fall and has raised more than $3 million so far, is threefold: “Beyond the brick and mortar additions, we also want to build our endowment to meet the school’s long-term needs, and to reconnect with our alumni and past parents,” Vachow explains. “Thanks to the campaign, our faculty development, financial aid and artist-in-resident programs are now fully endowed.”

Established in 1961, Forsyth School is known for its challenging yet engaging curriculum, inspiring learning techniques and a wide range of extracurricular activities. “We strive to provide kids from pre-kindergarten through grade six with authentic challenges, but we also offer a supportive environment that gives them every opportunity for success,” Vachow says. “They discover they can do more than they ever thought they could. By the time they leave our little village, they’re ready for secondary school and beyond—and they’ve developed confidence, a sense of responsibility and a love of learning they’ll carry with them for the rest of their lives.”

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If you’re on the hunt for silly paintings of dogs playing poker, American Kennel Club’s Museum of the Dog in Ballwin won’t be for you.

Located in Queeny Park, this unique AKC attraction bills itself as “home to the world’s finest collection of art devoted to the dog.” Last weekend, the new pug exhibit opened with a wine and dessert reception … for two-legged guests. (Anyone who’s loved a pug knows that the bug-eyed breed isn’t ‘so ugly it’s cute’—pugs are just pretty doggone cute!

‘Pug-ugly’ is a term of endearment.)

The Duke and Duchess of Windsor kept pugs, but certainly not for their hunting prowess. ‘A Regal Pedigree: A Special Exhibition of the Pug in Art’ runs through Dec. 8. This Sunday (Oct. 20), is the 21st annual Pug Party hosted by St. Louis Pug Rescue. Paintings, photographs— even a particularly precious Prussian pug porcelain—will be on display; the circa 1900 Meissen piece is German.

Meanwhile, an exhibit on herding dogs continues through Sunday. One may sniff out this Fido-friendly facility (attending dogs must be obedience-trained and leashed) at 1721 S. Mason Road; it’s open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday; 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday.

The eye-catching fountains and landscape architecture just south of the Interstate 64 bridge over Brentwood Boulevard tout Brentwood as the ‘City of Warmth.’ Very soon, they’d be able to add the word ‘hospitality’ along the rock wall. A stone’s throw away, construction continues on the Drury Hotel on Eager Road. The eight-story, 210-room, $35 million hotel is slated for completion next spring. The site long has been coveted by developers, but (most recently) the I-170/I-64 interchange construction kept any potential projects from realization. The nearly vacant lot at Brentwood Boulevard and Eager Road had been a staging area for MoDOT construction vehicles and construction materials (a bridal shop was the last, lonely holdout on the southwestern edge). Drury’s plans include a restaurant

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in a separate building. Once known for its dearth of lodging choices, the mid-county area south of Clayton will soon have two: There’s a Hilton Homewood Suites on Clayton Road northeast of the Galleria. Ahhh, progress along major arteries; just like when the railroad came through town.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many people mark the observance by wearing pink. Some at least sport pink pins in the distinctive looped shape to support survivors, or in the memory of loved ones who lost their battles. Area-wide, many firefighters do so with pink shirts for their national fundraising effort, ‘Pink Heals.’

But, for a while this month, the Monarch Fire District board was having none of it. The district covers communities from Chesterfield and Wildwood to Creve Coeur, and had suffered accusations of mismanagement until the board’s makeup changed with April’s election. Although firefighters had purchased and were already wearing the pink shirts, several board members still had a fit of pique: they had not been consulted. Firefighters, whose lives are on the line every day as professional do-gooders, have collected thousands of dollars in the last four years of this special effort. The T-shirt design cleverly incorporates the logo as first letter in the word ‘Pink.’ ‘P’ is also the first letter of ‘politicize.’

The iconic neon sign for Spencer’s Grill (‘Park in Rear’) has been hanging out

front of the former grocery store facing Kirkwood Road (Lindbergh Boulevard) since the thoroughfare was known as U.S. Route 66. It’s been Kirkwood’s diner since 1947.

At one time or another, the joint might have been called a ‘greasy spoon.’ But within the past year it’s been renovated, with new red stools and grey booths. And the fare is plenty fine. I ventured to have its version of scrapple: sausage mixed with grits, slathered in pancake batter and grilled, then topped with sausage gravy. I will not go into the way scrapple is made in Pennsylvania Dutch country, with all sorts of pig parts.

At many hours of a morning, it’s hard to get a booth in front or from among the few tables in the tiny back room, but there’s almost always a spot at the counter. I’ll have to go back for lunch, as townies rave about the classic burgers and fries that make this a truly vintage lunch counter.

A bit more lore from the past century: During the lunch-counter protests of the Civil Rights movement, blacks were refused service in many areas of the country, including St. Louis. So, in a ruse, whites would sit next to them, order, be served, and simply pass the plate to their neighbor. This non-violent approach worked most everywhere, but old man Spencer sure didn’t like it. Spencer’s Grill was one of the last segregation holdouts in the St. Louis area.

Spencer’s Grill is mentioned on websites dedicated to ‘The Mother Road,’ Route 66, the nation’s first paved ‘interstate’ highway. It’s a few blocks south of the train station, 223

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Both sides of the clock outside on the neon sign were working just fine last we checked. From time to time in years past, it’s only been right twice a day.

Mike Johnson has gone out on a limb: the owner of Sugarfire Smoke House in Olivette is offering free lunches to furloughed government workers. Let’s hope the gambit has come to a close by the time you read this, since even a successful restaurateur might have trouble dishing out three dozen free sandwiches a day (the number given out during one recent lunchtime). Idled federal employees can have a free lunch on Johnson until the shutdown is over and they can get back to business. As for Johnson, he jokes that he’s opened and closed more restaurants than he can count, and says there’s plenty to go around. It’s just his way of giving back, he says.

We couldn’t be prouder of Forest Park; many of our area’s finest cultural institutions are there, from the art museum to the science center to the zoo and the MUNY. Remnants of the legendary 1904 World’s Fair (officially the Louisiana Purchase Exposition) have been restored, and a map of what was once where can be enjoyed at the history museum.

It’s hard to be humble when the park’s magnificence is acknowledged by so many others, this time the American Planning Association, which has honored Forest Park as one of 10 Great Places for 2013 under its Great Places in America program. APA singled out the “heart” and “crown jewel of St. Louis” for its enduring design, myriad cultural institutions, amenities and 137-year history. The Park, which attracts some 13 million visitors annually, completed a $100 million restoration within the last decade. At 1,371 acres, it is the nation’s seventh-largest urban park, more than 500 acres larger than Central Park in NYC. Also for 2013, Grand Central Terminal in the Big Apple was among the 10 great spaces, which ranged from

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a coastal trail in Anchorage, Alaska, to a bridge in Chattanooga, Tenn. (Hey, APA: Come take another look at Union Station for 2014. Although it may handle only a small percentage of travelers compared to Grand Central, its overall awesomeness cannot be denied.)

In 2010, APA tipped its hat to Clayton’s Wydown Boulevard as one of the nation’s

10 Great Streets; in 2011, Washington Avenue downtown got the nod. Great Places, Neighborhoods and Streets are selected annually for “having a true sense of place, cultural and historical interest, community involvement, and a vision for tomorrow” by APA, which has offices in Chicago and Washington, D.C.

Most folks can’t wait to get out of the hospital. This fellow—a ‘knucklehead,’ one might say—apparently can’t wait to get in, using an assumed name and going so far as to allow a nurse to insert an intravenous needle into his arm. Town & Country cops, who have released surveillance video of the suspect from his visit last month to Missouri Baptist Medical Center, say the convoluted ruse apparently netted the crook iGoodies that can be converted to cash on the street: another patient’s iPhone and iPod. Authorities suspect the same person for similar incidents at other area hospitals. Observers wonder whether he may actually be after drugs; on other occasions he has taken or tried to take anything of value within reach before leaving the facility.

Following the surprising move by Webster Groves city officials

nixing Webster University’s plan to move some operations to the vacant Luhr Library at Eden Theological Seminary: The city has temporarily stopped issuing building and zoning permits to Webster and “other educational institutions” in the city. City officials say the move is to allow the Department of Planning and Development time to consider whether the city’s zoning ordinance needs to be changed re: land-use strategy for major educational campuses. (Read: Webster University.) It goes without saying that the suspension cannot be applied retroactively. Meanwhile, the university and seminary have filed suit against the city. Eden sold about 5 acres to Webster awhile back, but the city last month voted against a conditional-use permit for the university. Residential neighbors have breathed at least one sigh of relief … but they know better than to hold their breaths.

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Jonathan Kodner, president David Kodner, vice president Not only are we business partners, but, most important, we are brothers, united within the strength of our family.

We understand that mutual respect and consideration are essential to our success. We love our family business and the many accomplishments we have been fortunate to achieve. Simply put, we enjoy what we do.

9650 Clayton Road | 314.993.4477 | kodnergallery.com

THE COULTER LAW FIRM

Joan A. Coulter, M.Ed., J.D., managing attorney C. Curran Coulter II, J.D., associate attorney As a mother-son duo, we know each other well. When we work together on cases, this knowledge allows us to optimize our unique strengths to achieve favorable results for our clients.

222 S. Central Ave., Ste. 600 | 314.721.1116 | stl-lawfirm.com

ROBB PARTNERS DIELMANN SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY

Dave Robb and Sabrina Robb Dave and Sabrina have different communications styles and strengths that together help fill the needs of their clients in achieving home sale and purchasing goals. Communication with each other is also essential.

8301 Maryland Ave., Ste. 100 | 314.727.2001 robbpartners.com

DISTINCTIONS

Nancy and Bruce Lehtman, co-owners This dynamic duo has shared a long and harmonious married life, in addition to being co-owners of the boutique.

They think alike, and that is reflected in their selection of fashions as well as their belief that the customer is the most important factor in running a business.

12354 Olive Blvd./Westgate Center | distinctionsinfashion.com

PDI INVESTIGATIONS, INC.

Jessica and Michael Barbieri, partners We have worked together for more than 17 years to develop our domestic national and international investigative and executive protection business. We sometimes have our differences regarding the operation of the business, however it always works out for the best resolution.

314.863.9225 | pdi-web.com

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GLADYS MANION REAL ESTATE

Wayne Norwood, Broker Ben Patton, Realtor We foster courtesy and respect and capitalize on obvious differences in age and backgrounds to build a unique business brand.

Wayne’s experience is in corporate sales and marketing, while Ben has the technical and analytical skills of a recent graduate.

8227 Maryland Ave. | 314.629.3931

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SEATED: BETSY KERNER, CURTIS SITTENFELD, SHIRA LONSFORD, EMILY CORSON; STANDING: LONI SCHNITZER, KERI SIMON, MARISSA ROSEN, AMY WEISS, LIZZIE BERMAN, JENNY HOFFMAN-MENTLE

BOOKSHELF THE PAGE TURNERS]

PHOTO BY MATT BERMAN

by stephanie zeilenga

ABOUT THE CLUB The Page Turners’ origin story is a familiar one: a group of literature-enthused women needed a night out. But what sets this book club apart is a personal connection to Curtis Sittenfeld, best-selling author of Prep and American Wife. Book club member Lizzie Berman knew Sittenfeld through their children’s music class and invited the author to attend the meeting when the group discussed Sisterland, her latest novel. “The ability to discuss a book with the author was so exciting,” Berman says. “We found that we were reading things in that she hadn’t really intended.

And Sisterland had just been published, so this was really the first opportunity for Curtis to hear what people thought of the story and the characters.”

The Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) invites you to a get-to-know-us event where you will explore peer learning courses for senior adults.

The event will feature an overall orientation followed by three sample classes and is open to seniors 55 and older. -

Refreshments will be served .

Friday November 15

ABOUT THE BOOK Sisterland explores familial bonds through the story of psychic twin sisters Kate and Violet.

An earthquake strikes St. Louis, and Violet receives national recognition and scrutiny after publicly predicting that a much larger one is on its way. Kate, who has tried to ignore her psychic abilities in order to live a quiet life as a wife and mother, is drawn into the controversy. Scenes from the sisters’ past are interwoven into present-day events, revealing a complex relationship between the women.

1:00–3:00 p.m.

Doors open at 12:45pm

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>> I was so intrigued by the characters in Sisterland. My opinions of each changed dramatically from the start to the finish. And hearing from Curtis about how she had written the characters really made the whole story come to life.

– MARISSA ROSEN

>> Sisterland was a nice look at the reality of being a stay-at-home mom. The St. Louis references were fun to read, and I couldn’t put the book down for the last 100 pages.

– LONI SCHNITZER

>> I loved this book. Not only does Sisterland have wonderful dialogue and an interesting plot, but it was also fun to read as a St. Louis mom. Recognizing locations was just part of the fun, though. Curtis captured the minutiae of parenting and the sweet vulnerability all moms feel.

– KERI SIMON

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by Vanessa Diffenbaugh

Check out our website to RSVP: ucollege.wustl.edu/ShowMeLLI or call the LLI office at 314.935.4237 Lifelong Learning Institute is located at 9 N. Jackson in Clayton, Missouri in the Washington University West Campus.

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JANET MCAFEE REAL ESTATE

Megan Holekamp, real estate agent Tricia Kolbrener, real estate agent We have different strengths and weaknesses that fit together. Megan’s background is in advertising and marketing; Tricia’s expertise is making sure all deadlines are met to get the deal closed on time.

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314-721-1116

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The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements.

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REHAB1NETWORK-KIRKWOOD

Ann Kammien, physical therapist, certified hand therapist Lisa Ownby, licensed massage therapist Ann and Lisa have worked together to help orthopedic patients for 11 years. The combination of physical therapy for manual and home exercises combines perfectly with the benefits of therapeutic massage.

11135 Manchester Road | 314.822.4400

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BONE HEALTH PROGRAM

Gregory Branham, M.D. John Chi, M.D. Branham and Chi keep patients informed and make sure everyone is in agreement on the goals prior to any procedure.

This joint commitment to patient needs and outcomes reinforces their great working relationship.

314.996.3880 facialplasticsurgery.wustl.edu

RED KEY REALTY LEADERS

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Book a GoodEye PhotoShare Studio for all those special moments at your wedding.

Make your event a GoodEye event today! ®

314.644.7770

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Jill Butler, owner/CEO Klaus Bank, broker We are complete opposites in our approaches—Jill is big-picture person, Klaus is into details—but we both share the vision of love and service for our agents and clients.

10333 Clayton Road | 314.692.7200 redkeystlouis.com

GALLERY MOTOR COMPANY

Eric Holekamp and Mandi Holekamp, owners Our business relationship works so well because we share a passion for the car industry and devotion to our customers. Our strengths and weaknesses are very different, so as a team we work well together.

13980 Manchester Road | 636.227.5000 | gallerymotorco.com

PRUDENTIAL SELECT PROPERTIES

Gretchen Adams, Broker Manager Maryann Vitale Alles, CEO and President For years, Gretchen observed Maryann’s passion for creating a fun and inclusive work environment.

Gretchen now emulates that inspiring style to cultivate teamwork in her Clayton office.

7721 Clayton Road | 314.726.6442 | psphomes.com

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Nurture

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Nurture SUCCESS!

ALL-SCHOOL Open House Toddler through Grade 12 Sunday, November 3 from Noon - 4pm

West County’s premier Preschool

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Educating generations of St. Louis children, ages 2 to 5, for over 60 years

nurturing environment, perfect for the development of young minds desirable low teacher/child ratio curriculum incorporates French, music and library time flexible hours include half-day and extended programs hot lunch included & prepared onsite

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12546 Conway Road | Creve Coeur 63141 | 314.434.4462 | luckylane.org

“ The best way to find out who you are is to go to the place where you don’t have to be anyone else.” —unknown

CITY

Open House October 27 • 1-4 p.m.

AP/College Prep Curriculum |Grades 7-12 co-ed

Near Wash U & SLU

500 DeBaliviere Avenue | St. Louis, MO 63112 314.367.8085 | crossroadscollegeprep.org

COUNSELOR ADELE HAYES DISCUSSES COLLEGE OPTIONS WITH JUNIOR AKSHAYA NANDAKUMAR. PHOTO BY VISITATION ACADEMY

COVER STORY

VISITATION] ACADEMY

by tony di martino

FOR MOST YOUNG WOMEN, high school is a time of great growth and discovery, filled with new friends and experiences. But it’s also a time of self-doubt, rapid change, and intense social and academic competition. Luckily, students at Visitation Academy don’t have to face these pressures alone.

“We offer a comprehensive approach to counseling that encourages young women to feel good about themselves for the unique person they are, not in comparison to others,” says upper-school counselor Adele Hayes, who works with girls in grades 10 through 12. “Over a three-year period, we develop strong relationships with each student and her family. We get to know the whole person, not just their grades and test scores.”

Personal attention and a strong sense of community are hallmarks of the Visitation experience, Hayes notes. This individualized, holistic approach is especially helpful when it’s time to start looking at colleges. “Choosing and getting into the most appropriate school is more stressful now than ever before,” she says. “A college education, even from a prestigious school, is no guarantee of success in today’s job market—and these kids know it. Facing an uncertain future, they need all the support they can get. That’s why we’re here.”

Visitation’s counseling team avoids a cookie-cutter approach to finding the best school for each student. “Our mantra is: College is not a prize to be won; it’s a match to be made,” Hayes says.

“Each student is unique, and we help every girl realize her potential.” A rah-rah, Big 10 school might be perfect for some; others might feel completely lost in such an environment. And an Ivy League school might be all wrong for even the most brilliant, talented student if she doesn’t thrive on competition. “Junior year, we work with students to identify which environments are best for their interests, aspirations, life goals and strengths,” Hayes says. “We help them explore and narrow down their options, and figure out if they have the qualifications for their desired schools. Senior year, we start applying.”

Counselors work in tandem with a team of advisers, classroom teachers who have received specialized training to help students during the application process. “We meet at least once a week in small groups, and, as senior year progresses, one-on-one meetings increase,” says math teacher and adviser Bob Cogan. “It’s the student’s responsibility to do the research and make the deadlines, but we keep them on track, write and facilitate recommendation letters, and provide ongoing assistance.”

Some students know exactly where they want to go. Others don’t have a clue. “Either way, we’re here to help them discover their interests and passions and to encourage self-awareness and self-acceptance,” Hayes says. “Because, when you get right down to it, the most important question to ask when choosing a college is, Who am I, and what’s the best place for me to explore where that might take me?”

VISITATION ACADEMY, LOCATED AT 3020 N. BALLAS ROAD, IS A PRIVATE CATHOLIC SCHOOL FOR TODDLERS THROUGH GRADE 12. THE SCHOOL HOLDS AN OPEN HOUSE NOV. 3. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 314.625.9103 OR VISIT VISITATIONACADEMY.ORG. COVER COURTESY OF VISITATION ACADEMY

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[ NOSTALGIA ] LUCKY LANE PRESCHOOL by judy goodman SIXTY YEARS AGO, WHEN LUCKY LANE NURSERY SCHOOL opened its doors, preschool was a very different thing. Most moms didn’t work, most kids played with children just like themselves, and ‘child development’ was not yet a household word.

That’s why the small, diverse preschool in West County occupies a special niche in town. Even when it opened, Lucky Lane was progressive, seeking to encourage development in a socially diverse setting. At that time, most preschools were religious-based. As an independent, nonprofit school, Lucky Lane early on earned a reputation for quality early educational programming for all kids prior to the start of ‘real school.’

“The school prepared my three children educationally, but perhaps more importantly, it prepared them to be positive, successoriented people,” says Melanie Litz, who worked there for 10 years as a librarian and a teacher. “I always kept in mind that this was a young parent’s first experience without total control of their child, and I approached that huge step with respect, humor and great affection. Today, I see families around town who stop me to share their happy memories.”

Serving toddlers through pre-kindergarten, the school’s basic philosophy emphasizes the needs of each individual child at each stage of growth.

The teachers are experienced and up-to-date on all of the current trends in early childhood education.

“The non-denominational environment was a priority,” adds Suzanne Bierman, a teacher who worked there for 29 years. “My classroom was PHOTO COURTESY OF LUCKY LANE like the United Nations, and parents trusted us to respect their wishes and traditions.”

Unlike the general population, which had not yet migrated west, Lucky Lane was always located in West County. It began in 1951 as Ladue Nursery School Association. Then in 1956, it became Lucky Lane Nursery School, thanks to leadership from Margie Wolcott May and Lisa Iglauer and a donation of land by Isadore E. Millstone and his wife, Goldie. This was about the same time that Millstone gifted land to the Jewish Community Center. The population west of Lindbergh was fairly sparse in those days, but he had a vision. Lucky Lane has benefited from its wooded, open campus, where the kids can play and hike.

In addition to a name chage that year, 1956 also saw the school launching Lucky Fair summer camp for children ages 3 through 5 and Lucky Day camp for children up to age 12. Today, Lucky Lane still offers a six-week summer program for kids. Extended hours are now available to parents, as well as a nutritious meal and various specialty classes. After all, today’s moms often work outside the home and preschool is no longer the exception or a choice for progressive families. But Lucky Lane retains its place as a local pioneer in its field.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONTRIBUTE A MEMORY, PLEASE CONTACT JUDY AT NOSTALGIA@TOWNANDSTYLE.COM

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Our students’ national test scores are consistent with acceptance requirements of prominent St. Louis secondary schools.

• Average class size is 15-20 students • Personalized instruction • Advanced traditional curriculum • Music, Art, Spanish, Computer instruction

• Public Speaking, K-6 • Physical Education and Interscholastic Sports • Extended daycare hours available at no charge • Financial assistance available

For a tour and interview call 314-878-1883

JR. KINDERGARTEN THROUGH SIXTH GRADE Enrolling Through September 1st Birthdays

888 N. Mason Road | Creve Coeur | 63141 AndrewsAcademy.com

TEN-YEAR-OLD Fae stormed angrily into her house after the first day of fifth grade and immediately went to her bedroom. After letting her cool off her parents asked what was wrong. Her response floored them: “I hate Mrs. Bias, she’s mean!”

Fae explained that her teacher was already picking on the city kids in her class. Being sensitive, Fae could tell that the teacher’s attitude was more disrespectful and short-tempered with the kids from outside the district. One of Fae’s best friends was from the city, and it hurt to see her yelled at for no reason.

And therein lies the dilemma for many parents: When to intercede on a child’s behalf when there are problems with a teacher. In general, my advice is for the student to take as much of the lead as possible. I would recommend that Fae set up a time before or after school to talk with Mrs. Bias to state her concerns and resolve her conflict. Many times the child wants a parent there for backing, but the student should do the talking, with the parent in the background mostly for moral support.

And usually, it becomes a tremendous learning experience that empowers the child. They learn that they can have a voice, and if things aren’t going well in their world, they have the ability to change that. Even if things don’t change much, they’ll still feel better. Instead of feeling like a powerless victim, they will have taken some action and feel more potent and influential, and this will carry over to other aspects of their lives and relationships.

So whether it is unhappiness over grades, disrespectful and unfair treatment or class rules, encourage your kids to try to handle it with the teacher directly. If the teacher, in your eyes, is being unfair or disrespectful, and is not willing to listen or change, then it’s time for you to talk to the teacher, hear their side and try to work things out. If you are still unhappy with the teacher’s behavior or attitude, then go up the ladder of command by talking to the principal, and finally the district office. It’s unusual, in my experience, for teachers not to be open to listening to their students and handling issues.

If your child complains about being teased or bullied, I’d listen until they feel heard and understood, and then I’d problem-solve with them to come up with new solutions and actions for them to take. If nothing changes, encourage the child to talk to the teacher to get support in working things out with classmates. And if the bullying persists, that’s when I would call the teacher and relate what you are hearing at home. Sometimes kids don’t tell their parents the whole story. On the other hand, many times teachers aren’t aware of teasing and relationship aggression behaviors because it doesn’t happen out in the open. They rely on parents to give them a heads-up on what students are experiencing.

TIM JORDAN, M.D. IS A BEHAVIORAL PEDIATRICIAN WHO SPECIALIZES IN COUNSELING GIRLS AGES 6 THROUGH COLLEGE YEARS. FOR MORE INFORMATION, GO TO DRTIMJORDAN.COM.

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SCHOOL DIRECTORY compiled by meredith schuh

1 | ANDREWS ACADEMY

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Andrews Academy is a private, nonprofit, traditional, co-educational elementary school with grades junior kindergarten through sixth. It is founded on progressive educational principles that demonstrate respect for the individual child’s development, provide a thorough grounding in the basic learning tools, and nurture independent thought.

888 N. MASON ROAD | 314.878.1883 | ANDREWSACADEMY.COM

2 | CENTRAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Research-based, relevant, rigorous. Discover how Central prepares children ages 3 through grade six to succeed in secondary school as confident learners with a firmly established faith. Join us Oct. 25 for an open house.

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700 S. HANLEY ROAD | 314.727.4535 | CCSSTL.COM

3 | CHESTERFIELD DAY SCHOOL

Beginning with a Montessori foundation in early childhood and bridging to premier secondary school methods, CDS provides a personalized education for students age 18 months to grade six. CDS provides a community where each child is valued and families feel at ease.

1100 WHITE ROAD | 314.469.6622 | CHESTERFIELDDAYSCHOOL.ORG

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4 | CHESTERFIELD MONTESSORI SCHOOL

In our Association Montessori Internationale program, students learn in vibrant, mixed-age classrooms that honor each child’s individuality. Working with hands-on materials, Montessori learning follows the natural development of the child. Creativity, innovation and persistence are valued as much as concentration, motivation and independence.

14000 LADUE ROAD | 314.469.7150 | CHESTERFIELDMONTESSORI.ORG

5 | THE COLLEGE SCHOOL 4

The College School engages children ages 3 through grade eight in joyful, meaningful and creative learning. An adventurous, theme-based, experiential curriculum prepares students for lifelong learning, service and citizenship. Our students become empowered and at home in the world.

7825 BIG BEND BLVD. | 314.962.9355 | THECOLLEGESCHOOL.ORG

6 | COMMUNITY SCHOOL 5

For 100 years, Community School has provided an outstanding education for children age 3 through grade six. The beautiful, 16-acre campus provides the setting for a challenging academic curriculum coupled with a dynamic visual and performing arts program. A student/teacher ratio of 7:1 promotes individualized attention.

900 LAY ROAD | 314.991.0005 | COMMUNITYSCHOOL.ORG

7 | COR JESU ACADEMY

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Cor Jesu Academy, a Catholic, college-preparatory school founded by the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, offers an academically challenging program committed to the total education of young women. Inspired by the charism, ‘Sharing the Love of the Heart of Christ,’ students embrace personal dignity, faith, integrity and compassion.

10230 GRAVOIS ROAD | 314.842.1546 | CORJESU.ORG

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8 | COVENANT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

Our Christ-centered, grace-filled, academically excellent school features small classes, an integrated curriculum, an extensive outdoor classroom, special classes, including Latin and drawing, and an atmosphere of patience, forgiveness, humility and Christ-like love.

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At Crossroads College Prep, the curriculum makes full use of our city location. We integrate the arts, music, public service, environmental action, academic resources at Washington University, Saint Louis University, and more, into math, science, English, international languages and visual and performing arts. The class of 2013 earned $8 million in merit-based college scholarships.

500 D E BALIVIERE AVE. | 314.367.8085| CROSSROADSCOLLEGEPREP.ORG

10 | FORSYTH SCHOOL • 8:1 student/teacher ratio • Small class sizes • 60-acre campus with nature trail

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contact us at admissions@vdoh.org or 314.810.3566 to schedule a tour.

Forsyth School offers a challenging, engaging education with support from exceptional teachers. Benefitting from a strong academic foundation that includes the visual and performing arts, sports and challenging academics, Forsyth graduates are well-prepared for excellent secondary schools. Forsyth has summer programs, a comprehensive extended day program and year-round league sports.

6235 WYDOWN BLVD. | 314.726.4542 | FORSYTHONLINE.COM

11 | JOHN BURROUGHS SCHOOL

~ Join the Journey A CATHOLIC EDUCATION IN THE SACRED HEART TRADITION FOR YOUNG WOMEN GRADES 7-12 AND BOYS AND GIRLS AGE 3-GRADE 6

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Burroughs is an independent, college-preparatory school and provides a liberal arts education that balances academics, athletics, arts and activities. A world-class faculty teaches a challenging curriculum in small classes. A mix of informality, community service and traditions, such as morning assembly and family-style lunch, distinguishes the Burroughs experience.

755 S. PRICE ROAD | 314.993.4040 | JBURROUGHS.ORG

12 | KIRK DAY SCHOOL

age 4 through grade 6

FALL OPEN HOUSES Saturday, Oct. 19 | 9 - 11:30 a.m.

Wednesday, Oct. 23 | 9:15 a.m. scan to request a brochure

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Ranked in the top 10 percent of Christian schools in America, Kirk Day School has been preparing elementary students for the academic rigors of college-preparatory schools since 1992. KDS grows graduates who excel academically, participate actively and engage the world for Christ. Our open house is 9 to 11:30 a.m. Nov. 22.

12928 LADUE ROAD | 314.434.4349 | KIRKDAYSCHOOL.ORG

13 | LUCKY LANE NURSERY SCHOOL

Educating generations of St. Louis children ages 2 to 5 for more than 60 years, Lucky Lane in West County sits on more than 5 acres with four playgrounds and offers flexible hours, including half-day and extended programs. The preschool features a low teacher/child ratio and curriculum incorporating French, music and library time, and includes hot lunch prepared onsite.

Creve Coeur | 314-434-5877

www.rossmanschool.org

Educational Excellence for the Leaders of Tomorrow

12546 CONWAY ROAD | 314.434.4462 | LUCKYLANE.ORG

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Ask us how we can help your daughter stand out from the crowd!

14 | MARY INSTITUTE AND SAINT LOUIS COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL

MICDS students are inspired to pursue academic challenges, explore their intellectual passion and make a difference in the world. Only in a school that spans early childhood through grade 12 can curricular and co-curricular activities be carefully designed to foster critical thinking, personal responsibility and compassion for others, which are core tenets of the MICDS mission.

101 N. WARSON ROAD | 314.995.7367 | MICDS.ORG

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St. Joseph’s Academy

Employing the tools of Multiple Intelligence Theory, New City School empowers its students with academic excellence, a deep level of personal intelligence and an appreciation for diversity beyond numbers, all within a joyful learning environment.

NCS students are uniquely prepared to succeed in secondary school and in life.

Developing Values-Driven Women Leaders Since 1840 All-girls education sponsored by

the Sisters of St. Joseph

Open House Sunday, November 3 Noon – 4:00 p.m.

2307 S. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63131 • 314.394.4300 • www.stjosephacademy.org

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5209 WATERMAN BLVD. | 314.361.6411 | NEWCITYSCHOOL.ORG

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Strengthening Mind and Heart Catholic Faith Community, Grades PreK-3 through Grade 8, Co-Ed Environment, Enrichment Program, Spanish, Comprehensive Arts and Sciences Curriculum

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403 S Lindbergh Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63131 314.993.3353 olpillar.com

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE • NOVEMBER 9th • 9am – 11am

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16 | OUR LADY OF THE PILLAR SCHOOL

How do you find a place where children will feel physically, socially and morally safe? A place where they will receive an academically challenging education? A place where they are part of a caring extended family? Our Lady of the Pillar School! PreK-3 through grade eight.

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PROVIDING EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION The Wilson School • since 1913

• Pre-Kindergarten — Sixth Grade

400 DeMun Avenue • Clayton, MO 63105 • 314-725-4999 • wilsonschool.com

403 S. LINDBERGH BLVD. | 314.993.3353 | OLPILLAR.COM

17 | ROHAN WOODS SCHOOL

Leaders are not made, they are nurtured. At Rohan Woods School every child is cherished, encouraged and prepared for continued success as a lifelong learner. Known for its award-winning leadership program, Rohan Woods helps each child discover and nurture the natural leader within.

1515 BENNETT AVE. | 314.821.6270 | ROHANWOODS.ORG

18 | ROSATI-KAIN HIGH SCHOOL

Rosati-Kain High School is a Catholic, all-girls college-preparatory school located in the Central West End. Rosati-Kain has been challenging world-ready women since 1912. Schedule a shadow visit!

4389 LINDELL BLVD. | 314.533.8513 | ROSATI-KAIN.ORG

19 | ROSSMAN SCHOOL

Educating children in pre-kindergarten through grade six, Rossman provides a solid foundation in academics, athletics and the arts while emphasizing strong character development.

Experienced teachers develop personal relationships with each child, nurturing academically well-prepared graduates with the skills future leaders need.

12660 CONWAY ROAD | 314.434.5877 ROSSMANSCHOOL.ORG

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20 | ST. CLEMENT OF ROME SCHOOL

St. Clement of Rome School successfully meets the spiritual, academic, social and emotional needs of each individual student in its care. We nurture the whole child by offering a strong faith foundation, exceptional academics, small class sizes and a welcoming community.

1508 BOPP ROAD | 314.822.1903 | STCLEMENTCATHOLICCHURCH.ORG

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21 | ST. JOSEPH’S ACADEMY

St. Joseph’s Academy is a college-preparatory high school sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph since 1840. Our mission is to provide quality Catholic education for young women in an environment that challenges them to grow in faith, knowledge and respect for self and others. Our community expects these young women to make a profound impact in the world.

2307 S. LINDBERGH BLVD. | 314.394.4300 | STJOSEPHACADEMY.ORG

22 | THOMAS JEFFERSON SCHOOL 22

TJ offers an intense and stimulating approach to learning, with emphasis on the student’s own efforts. Classes are short, and teachers seldom lecture; instead, all students are called on to answer questions and generate discussion. International students study alongside day students in the independent, college -prep community.

4100 S. LINDBERGH BLVD. | 314.843.4151 | TJS.ORG

23 | URSULINE ACADEMY 23

Founded in 1848, Ursuline Academy is a private, Catholic, college-preparatory high school for young women committed to academic excellence, development of the whole person, community/family spirit, and the fostering of lifelong service through its motto, SERVIAM, ‘I Will Serve.’

341 S. SAPPINGTON ROAD | 314.984.2800 | URSULINESTL.ORG

Leaders are not made, they are nurtured.

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801 S. SPOEDE ROAD | 314.432.2021 | VDOH.ORG

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Rohan Woods School Cherish • Encourage • Prepare • Lead Age 2 through Grade 6

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Admissions open House Learn more at RohanWoods.org

Visitation Academy is an independent Catholic school committed to academic excellence complemented by a welcoming environment.

The Lower School offers a coed, toddler-kindergarten Montessori environment and the area’s only all-girls program in grades one through six. The Upper School presents a rigorous, six-year college-preparatory curriculum for young women in grades seven through 12.

3020 N. BALLAS ROAD | 314.625.9100 | VISITATIONACADEMY.ORG

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Villa Duchesne and Oak Hill School is an independent, Catholic school educating boys and girls age 3 through grade six and young women grades seven through 12. As a member of the International Network of Sacred Heart Schools, students connect through cultural exchange opportunities in 45 countries.

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Whitfield School cultivates ethical, confident and successful students in a community of innovation, collaboration and trust. A rigorous curriculum provides a strong liberal arts education, and electives allow students to pursue specialized interests in science, language, social sciences and the arts. This year, Microsoft is showcasing Whitfield’s use of technology in the classroom.

175 S. MASON ROAD | 314.434.5141 | WHITFIELDSCHOOL.ORG

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The Wilson School provides an extraordinary experience in elementary education. Our exceptional educators prepare children for success in an ever-changing world by combining classic and innovative methods within a warm, nurturing environment.

400 DEMUN AVE. | 314.725.4999 | WILSONSCHOOL.COM

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There’s plenty to do in St. Louis while waiting for the Great Pumpkin to rise! Check out these family-friendly Halloween events.

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COR JESU’s OPEN HOUSE

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2013 • 12-4 P.M. www.corjesu.org/openhouse

Enjoy all your GRANT’S FARM favorites … in the dark! Illuminated tram excursions, pumpkin decorating and carousel rides take place 6 to 10 p.m. Oct. 17 through 19 and Oct. 24 through 26.

Admission is $5 per person, free for children 2 and under; parking is $20 per car.

Get your undead on at the FOURTH ANNUAL ST. LOUIS ZOMBIE WALK in the Delmar Loop. Zombies will gather at 6 p.m. Oct. 19 in the parking lot behind Starbucks.

10230 Gravois Rd. • St. Louis, MO 63123 • 314.842.1546

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SAT. NOV. 9, 9AM TO NOON

Older kids and adults may get a thrill from SIX FLAGS FRIGHT FEST, where haunted houses, spooky shows and, of course, roller coasters make Halloween truly scary. Oct. 18 and 25, 6 p.m. to midnight; Oct. 19 and 26, noon to midnight; Oct. 20 and 27, noon to 8 p.m.

Clayton and Richmond Heights invite families to PARTY IN THE PATCH with crafts, inflatables and bonfire storytelling from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 18 in Shaw Park.

Got a carving craving? Pick your own pumpkin at ROMBACHS FARM in Chesterfield, KIRKWOOD FARMERS MARKET or any of the three ECKERT’S locations in Illinois.

Inject some history into Halloween this year with a HISTORIC GRAVEYARD tour of Bellefontaine Cemetery, 2 to 5 p.m. Oct. 26. The bus outing, sponsored by the City of Clayton, will meet and end at Hanley Park. Admission is $15.

Ghosts will be looking for kiddies to spook at the HAUNTED HANLEY HOUSE Oct. 25. Children up to age 10 are invited at 5 p.m., children up to age 13 at 6 p.m. Admission is $10 per child.

Prowl like a nocturnal creature at BOO AT THE ZOO. Kids are encouraged to wear costumes as they explore the decorated park and straw maze, make crafts, watch shows and see animals at the Children’s Zoo. General admission is $5, member admission is $4.

Looking for fun, not frights? Head to the

NOT-SO-HAUNTED HOUSE at The Magic House

for trick-or-treating among favorite storybook characters, 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Oct. 18 and 25, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Oct. 19 and 26, and 11:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Oct. 20 and 27.

The CENTRAL WEST END knows how to party. The festivities Oct. 26 kick off with a children’s parade at 11 a.m., followed by trick-or-treating at noon and a pet parade at 1 p.m. Adults get in on the Halloween action with their own costume contest at 8 p.m.

Show off your skills at Lemp Mansion’s ANNUAL PUMPKIN CARVING CONTEST, 12:30 to 4:30

p.m. Oct. 20. Entry is $10, and includes a pumpkin and tools.

Or display them at the Pumpkin Carve & Glow, 3 to 6:30 p.m.

Oct. 27 at The Moonrise Hotel. Free entry.

Brentwood Parks & Recreation Department and the Mid-County Y celebrate a Halloween SPOOKTACULAR, 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 25 at Memorial Park. Families can participate in storytelling, face painting, festival games, a cupcake walk and a costume contest.

Admission is $15 per family, $10 per resident/ Y-member family.

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Academic Rigor. Christian worldview.

What if you could have BOTH? Central Christian School Admissions Open House Friday, October 25 9:00 – 11:00 am www.ccsstl.com Research-based.

Relevant. Rigorous.

700 S. Hanley Rd., Clayton 63105

HEARD IN THE [ HALLS ] by stephanie zeilenga

Open House November 21 | 9:30am

for Junior Kindergarten through 8th grade

THE COLLEGE SCHOOL

Last year, students, faculty, staff and alumni researched The College School’s history to prepare for its 50th anniversary.

The result, a 35-foot history wall showcasing images, dates and people from the school’s past, was unveiled earlier this school year at a celebration attended by Webster Groves Mayor Gerry Welch.

PARKWAY SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL

Anchored in Faith and Knowledge, We Nurture the Whole Child

St. Clement of Rome School

1508 Bopp Road ~ St. Louis 63131 ~ StClementSchool.com For more info, call MRS. SuSan M. CunninghaM, PRinCiPaL: 314-822-1903

Students at Parkway South Middle have a new state-of-the-art media center, thanks to the vision of school librarian Jodie Sanders and library secretary Lisa Pletz. They used their library budget and a grant from the PTO to purchase eight new computers with audio and visual media software, which students will use to produce podcasts, blogs and movies.

HAZELWOOD

URSULINE ACADEMY

On Oct. 4, Ursuline students were treated to a performance of Scottish and Gaelic songs by two Scottish guest musicians, accompanied by the Ursuline choirs. The musicians completed a residency at the school Sept. 30 through Oct. 3 as part of the Scottish Partnership for Arts in Education.

KIRKWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

Join us for

Open House Sunday, November 3 12 - 4pm

ursulinestl.org

OPEN HOUSE OCTOBE R 20 2 – 4 PM Where intellectual is cool.

4100 S. LIND BERGH BLVD. DAY/BOARDING, 7-12 ACADEMICALLY FOCUSED TOP TIER SAT SCORES

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In September, nearly 2,000 students, faculty and staff pledged to not text and drive. At an all-school assembly attended by local and state government officials, Kirkwood Mayor Art McDonell read the ‘No Texting and Driving Day’ proclamation, asking the community to stop the dangerous activity. AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and more than 200 other organizations also have taken the pledge not to text and drive.

HAZELWOOD CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

KIRKWOOD THE COLLEGE SCHOOL

Senior Oluwatosin Mosuro won the 2013 Sidney Johnson Award, presented by St. Louis County Library Foundation to teens JAN PHILLIPS, ED MAGGART, SHEILA GURLEY with outstanding library service.

Mosuro has volunteered at the Florissant Valley Branch since 2011, contributing more than 150 hours of volunteer service. He received $1,000 at the Sept. 21 St. Louis County Library Foundation Gala and plans to pursue a degree in engineering.

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Christ-centered. Grace-filled.

Academically excellent. u Ages 3 to Grade Six u Small classes with

integrated curriculum u Extensive outdoor classroom CLAUDIA SPURLOCK, MADELINE BUEHLER, MARIANA PEREZ, SAM COLLETT CHESTERFIELD DAY SCHOOL

2145 North Ballas Road 314-787-1036 www.ccsstl.org

Now offering year-round care for toddler and preschool students!

TEACHER KATHY LEPSKY WITH STUDENT WINNERS

CHESTERFIELD DAY SCHOOL

Fifth graders Aanjaneyaa Venkataraman, Kyle Fehr and Robby Leavitt won third place in the National Science League 2013 competition, which tests students on life, physical and general sciences. The test, designed by science and math teachers, is based on both factual knowledge and understanding of the scientific process.

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THE SAINT LOUIS CLUB

by carla falasco

WHAT | 16th Floor Renovation Reception WHERE | The Saint Louis Club WHEN | Sept. 10 WHY | To unveil the many enhancements made to this elegant

private dining club in downtown Clayton WHO | Members of the construction committee, board members, Lee Murray, Mike Brady, Gene and Diana Likely, Architextures representatives Chrisi Johaningmeyer and Veronica Shapiro, Musick Construction Company members Holt Tipton and Ron Gallagher, and Club president Hardy Sumner HIGHLIGHTS | Fine cuisine prepared by chef Pierre Chambrin, former executive chef to the White House

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Special Solutions Private Learning Center 9225 Manchester Rd Suite 100 St. Louis, MO 63144

1| HOLT TIPTON, LEE MURRAY, HARDY SUMNER, VERONICA SHAPIRO, MIKE BRADY, DIANA LIKELY, RON GALLAGHER, CHRISTI JOHANINGMEYER 2| SUZANNE BRECKENRIDGE, ANNE RYAN, SALLY SCHWARTZ 3| JAN AND JOE DITTMEIER 4| ROBIN ALBACH, JENNIFER RYAN, JENNY KEHM 5| DAVID CARL WILSON, CARRIE HOUK 6| SUSAN JANSEN, KATHRYN ARMSTRONG

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provide equine-assisted therapy programs for individuals with disabilities in order to help them reach their maximum physical and psychological potential WHO | Janet and Smith McGehee and the many supporters of this program HIGHLIGHTS | A day out on the Polo Field enjoying exciting polo, children’s activities, pony rides and more

St. Louis’ Interactive Plumbing Studio

immersestl.com | 314.375.1500 | 836 Hanley Industrial Court | St. Louis 63144

Ivey-Selkirk

auctioneers

TOYS & COLLECTIBLES Auction

Friday, October 25 at 9:30am Preview October 22 - 24 9am - 5pm

Jackson Rooms Auction October 23 & 24 at 9:30am Preview Tuesday, October 22 9am - 7pm

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Also featuring St. Louis Browns 1948 All Star and St. Louis Cardinals 1946 World Series Press Pin, Mickey Mantle Baseball, large selection of Antique Americana Primitives and Lighting, Collection of Match Safes and Lighters, Schoenhut Golf Game, Cast Iron Toys, Pull Toys, Victorian Dollhouse Furniture and more

Liberty of London Historical Character Dolls Elzie Crisler “E.C.” Segar, American (1894-1938) Thimble Theatre “Popeye” Sunday Comic Strip original art work dated 1/24/37

7447 Forsyth - Saint Louis, MO 63105 - 314.726.5515 catalogues available & online - secure internet bidding by Live Auctioneers

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Your Favorite Fall Taste is Back!

Indulge in the creamy and delicious taste of Chill's pumpkin spice topped with whipped cream and Chill's famous sea salt caramel sauce. A seasonal delight you don't want to miss!

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Karen Adams 2014 desk calendar with hand glittered embellishments and imaginative themes.

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9773 Clayton Road Saint Louis 63124 314-991-1104

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WHAT | Back to Football Run WHERE | Edward Jones Dome WHEN | Sept. 7 WHY | To kick off the 2013 NFL season.

WHO | Aeneas Williams, Rams Cheerleaders, fans HIGHLIGHTS | Starting at 6th and Washington streets, 5K runners

experienced the thrill of NFL football with a course finish on the 50-yard line in the Edward Jones Dome. Additionally, participants received a T-shirt and finisher’s medal, a post-race tailgate, a virtual goodie bag and a terrace-level ticket to the Rams home opener against the Arizona Cardinals.

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and sponsored by

BERGER

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WHAT | Business After Hours, Sterling Sounds of Autumn neighborhood concert and happy hour WHERE | Sterling Bank’s new Chesterfield location, Clarkson Road and Hwy. 40 WHEN | Sept. 19 WHY | To celebrate Sterling Bank’s new location and bring local businesspersons together for an evening of live music, drinks and snacks WHO | CEO Ken Poteet, VP McLane Poteet, board members Ken Maddox, Brenda Brown, Slug Hefner and Dan Coffman HIGHLIGHTS | Live music by Arvell & Company, cash bar, snacks and good company

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1 | IVEY-SELKIRK AUCTIONEERS

Offering fine antiques, paintings, decorative art, silver, sculpture, Oriental carpets and jewelry at auction since 1830. We also provide appraisal services for fair market and estate tax valuations.

7447 Forsyth Blvd. | iveyselkirk.com

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Ideal for a long relaxing soak, a new Victoria + Albert contemporary bath rack is both stylish and functional, holding wine glasses as well as towels. Available in several finishes.

836 Hanley Industrial Court | 314.375.1500 | immersestl.com

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Slices of pink sapphire and textured 18kt. gold form these elegant drop earrings, now 50 percent off through Saturday for the Sale of Our Century.

101 S. Hanley Building Lobby | 314.863.8820 | heffern.com

4 | NEEDLEPOINT ETC.

Maria Pucci Couture jackets are custom-made in New York City from fine European fabrics. Available at the Needlepoint Etc. Trunk Show, Oct. 17 and 18.

9785 Clayton Road | 314.991.2145 | needlepoint-etc.com

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Experience the best in Sunday brunch with a hand-crafted Bloody Mary and French toast with cherries, chantilly cream and aged maple syrup or house-smoked salmon.

23 S. Euclid Ave. | centraltablestl.com

10 | CHILL FROZEN YOGURTS

Take Chill’s famous homemade fudge sauce home to enjoy anytime you crave it. Purchase a jar and fill up a quart to-go of any in-store flavor for only $5.

7610 Wydown Blvd. | 314.932.5010 chillfrozenyogurts.com

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Join the Rams at the Edward Jones Dome Oct. 28 for Monday night football as they take on the Seattle Seahawks.

One Rams Way | 314.726.7849 | stlouisrams.com

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Debra Dress, one-of-a-kind metal sculpture by John Petrey, is made with bottle cap skirt, crushed aluminum fringe, aluminum shingled bodice and rhinestone buttons. 54-by-36 inches.

2644 Metro Blvd. | 314.344.4334 | limitedadditionsgallery.com

7 | SSM CARDINAL GLENNON CHILDREN’S MEDICAL CENTER

This holiday season, brighten your Christmas by sending your loved ones Cards for Kids!

1465 S. Grand Blvd. | 314.577.5605 | glennon.org

8 | THE EYE BAR

Every face is a great work of art. Frame it at The Eye Bar. 401 N. Euclid Ave. | theeyebar.com

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At a Napa Valley wedding, the client requested we use no flash at all, even at night. It's now possible with the newer Canon professional cameras.

314.962.8240 | josephinehavlak.com

12 | SHELDON CONCERT HALL AND ART GALLERIES

ArtSounds! Divas and Designers features Erin Bode and Coco Soul, Oct. 25. Join us for the most unique event of the season, bringing together visual arts, music and fashion.

3648 Washington Blvd. | 314.533.9900 thesheldon.org

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The tiered poncho is perfect to spice-up your fall wardrobe: just throw it on and go. Available in many colors.

1644 Clarkson Road | 636.519.4022 | pulsestl.com | $40

14 | SPECIAL SOLUTIONS

Among the 21st-century skills essential to life and career success, we offer training that teaches students how to read social cues and communicate more effectively with others.

Private Learning Center, 9226 Manchester Road, Ste. 100 314.650.1203 | specialsolutions.com

COCO SOUL

CYNTHIA VINCENT

15 | ETHOS AVEDA LIFESTYLE SALON & SPA Situated in the heart of the Clayton Plaza, across from The Ritz-Carlton. Ethos Aveda, an award-winning salon and spa, is a premier spot for St. Louis’ most prominent Aveda clientele.

16 | THE SERVICE BUREAU

Boatman Geller Trunk Show Oct. 24 to 29 offers a vast array of personalized items, from cell phone cases to notepads. Perfect for gift giving!

9773 Clayton Road | 314.991.1104 | stlservicebureau.org

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The Jewish Light is proud to present the third annual Primetime Expo, Better Living for Baby Boomers and Senior Adults. The event features cardiologist and author of The South Beach Diet books, Dr. Arthur Agatston, talking about his new book, The South Beach Diet Gluten Solution.

6 Millstone Campus Drive, Ste. 3010 314.743.3662 | stljewishlight.com/primetime

18 | METRO LIGHTING

A chrome ‘Ringlet’ pendant light with linen drum shade from George Kovacs adds a twist to a modern favorite.

Six area locations.

314.963.7722 | metrolightingcenters.com

SPECIAL ADVERTISING FEATURE

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Glennon Card HERE 20% SAVINGS from October 25 to November 3

SIGN of the ARROW ibella BEADS The essence of fall is captured in a customdesigned piece by ibella BEADS.

770 N. New Ballas Road 314.567.1928

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Sign of the Arrow Accessories for all your fall festivities!

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9740 Clayton Road | 314.994.0606 signofthearrow.com

Q Boutique at The World Chess Hall of Fame Playtime is magical and imaginative with these colorful wooden toys that snap apart, then back together with magnets. $22

4652 Maryland Avenue | 314.367.9243 worldchesshof.org

Artmart and Artmart Frame Center

Vellum Make your holiday party stand out from the rest! ®

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120 W. Monroe Avenue | 314.909.1640 velluminc.com

You don’t have to be an artist to love Artmart. Get inspired with the most creative gifts, art & craft supplies and framing.

2355 S. Hanley Road 314.781.9999

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Codi The Boutique Must-have vintage flower earrings for all your holiday events. $45

9218 Clayton Road | 314.692.2634 1164 Town and Country Drive

Glenn Betz & Associates Jewelers

Klutch Boutique This Bailey 44 top offers the comfort of wearing your favorite sweatshirt jazzed up with leather and lace.

18kt. gold, ruby and diamond ring is also available with sapphires, emeralds or in all diamonds.

11776 Manchester Road 314.984.0040 glennbetzjewelers.com

1126 Town and Country Crossing Drive 636.220.6110 klutchstyle.com

Prints Charming Gallery We have the perfect frame for everyone on your list.

9220 Clayton Road | 314.721.2699 | pcgstl.com

Ladue Florist

Companion

Always the best of the season; gifts and home decor, and of course, fine fresh flowers and plants.

Join us for breakfast or lunch! Choose from our luscious baked eggs, European pastries, handmade sandwiches, salads or soups. Mmmm!

9776 Clayton Road 314.994.7304

9781 Clayton Road 314.218.2280 companionstl.com

Heels Boutique Handmade bracelets and necklaces with wonderful messages, make great gifts for your girlfriends. $10 to $30

170 Plaza Drive | 636.273.4000 heelsboutiquestl.com

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION

We will be closed from October 14 to 22 BUT we can’t wait for you to see our beautifully remodeled store when we reopen on

Wednesday, October 23 Stop by for sweets and treats too!

314-997-6161 | 9810 Clayton Road 63124

Monday–Saturday 10am–5pm PinkMagnoliaShop.com hassle-free

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CEDAR CREEK]

by rebecca koenig WITH ELECTRONIC DISTRACTIONS always within easy reach, quality family time can be hard to come by. Not even weddings, reunions or other celebrations are safe from the intrusions of emails and deadlines. Cedar Creek Conference Center hopes to change that. The 200-acre resort, 90 minutes west of downtown St. Louis, is a rural retreat ideal for special family occasions of all kinds. “When you’re out here, it’s so relaxed, and you can just enjoy each other,” says Jennifer Budwalda, meetings and events manager.

Opened to the public in 1978, Cedar Creek is a family-owned resort and conference center in New Haven, Mo. Guests stay in the 37-room Cedar Lodge or in one of the property’s private houses.

Buffet meals are included for groups, and the resort’s Town Hall bar and grill is open Saturdays and Sundays, as well. “Everything is made from scratch, even the bread on the sandwiches,” says sales manager Jeni Grunzinger. And Cedar Creek offers some unique attractions, such as its Western Town, a recreated Hollywood movie set with a saloon and covered wagon, and 2nd Shift Brewery, whose award-winning beers are served on site.

Family-friendly features make Cedar Creek a fun place for reunions. The tennis court, ninehole golf course, saltwater swimming pool, and fishing lake appeal to kids and adults alike, and provide opportunities for intergenerational bonding. Budwalda has helped families organize lawn game ‘Olympics’ competitions. “What we find with family reunions is they can park their cars and just spend time here,” she says. “They don’t have to jump in a car to run to do this activity or that activity.” Getaways are customizable, and may include outings to nearby wineries, afternoons at the low ropes course or evenings spent around a bonfire. “We’re out in the country, yet we’re not far away from everything else,” Budwalda says. “There are 200 acres of endless possibilities.”

This can be a refreshing alternative for couples planning weddings. Many venues have narrow guidelines about what can be done where, but Cedar Creek offers plenty of flexibility. Ceremonies and receptions can be staged almost anywhere on the property, and staff members are happy to work with outside wedding planners. “When you’re doing events, there’s tons of parts and pieces, and I think that’s why having a staff that’s so accommodating is a huge selling feature out here,” Grunzinger says. “Everyone can do what needs to be done.”

Cedar Creek also functions as a bed-and-breakfast for smaller groups in town for winery tours, art festivals and hot air balloon races. Sometimes, a romantic weekend escape to the resort blossoms into something more. Two years ago, a Kansas City couple (pictured) touring the countryside enjoyed an afternoon in a Cedar Creek hammock. They decided that day to get married—and to come back to Cedar Creek for the occasion. With the whole property rented for their family and friends, they were wed Sept. 28.

CEDAR CREEK CONFERENCE CENTER IS LOCATED AT 1401 OLIVE ROAD IN NEW HAVEN, MO. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 573.237.3672 OR VISIT CEDARCREEKCENTER.COM. COVER DESIGN BY GAYLE VAN DYKE | COVER PHOTO BY ERIN VANN OF NV PHOTO

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find Halloween fun Trick-or-Treat Spooktacular October 26 • 2-6pm Calling all trick-or-treaters ages 12 and under • Dress up and trick-or-treat at participating stores • Free trick-or-treat goody bag and special treats (while supplies last) • Free balloon art, face painting, pumpkin decorating and more • Special visit from Bubble Bus • Chesterfield Arts’ pumpkin painting design workshop (first 200 kids only) registration begins at 1:30pm Event check-in is located at the mall entrance near Brooks Brothers.

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Galas, formal weddings, black-tie events â&#x20AC;Ś the season is upon us!

ON MADELEINE:

Best to have a ready option in your closet for such occasions. Shopping now is the key, while selection is at its peak and choices abound. We are loving the classic looks reminiscent of a bygone era, with a little modern edge.

Shot on location at the historic 1904 home of Andrew and Danielle Slentz

Badgley Mischka gown, $890; Valentino pumps, $1,095; Coomi 20kt. gold cuff, $30,000, and earrings, $12,000; all from Neiman Marcus

ON LEE: Hugo Boss tuxedo, $1,095, and shirt, $165; Carrot & Gibbs bow tie, $70; Prada belt, $310; Prada shoes, $640; all from Neiman Marcus Rolls-Royce Phantom courtesy of St. Louis Motorcars.

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GOING GRAY ON MADELEINE: Aidan Mattox beaded gown, $415; estate platinum and diamond Art Deco bracelet, $91,000, and ear clips, $19,250; 18kt. white gold and diamond pendant, $18,000; all from Neiman Marcus Sondra Roberts clutch, $128 from Distinctions

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GARDEN PARTY ON MADELEINE: ‘Downton Abbey’ Tosca gown, $6,460 by special order; Jimmy Choo sandals, $850; both from Saks Fifth Avenue Ivanka Trump rock crystal 18kt. rose gold ring; Oscar Heyman diamond and pearl platinum earrings; both from Elleard Heffern Fine Jewelers, price upon request

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IN THE NAVY ON MADELEINE: Jovani lace and tulle gown, $849 from Distinctions Jimmy Choo lamĂŠ glitter sling-back sandals, $695 from Saks Fifth Avenue Mark Patterson citrine and diamond 18kt. yellow gold earrings; citrine and diamond 18kt. yellow gold ring; all jewelry from Elleard Heffern, prices upon request

ON LEE: Eton tuxedo shirt, $265; Armani slacks, $320; Ferragamo belt, $320, cuff links, $230, and shoes, $720; bow tie, $55; all from Neiman Marcus

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SHORT & SWEET ON MADELEINE: Tosca beaded lace dress, $5,860, by special order; Sergio Rossi suede heels, $975; both from Saks Fifth Avenue | Emily Armenta pink opal, diamond and sapphire sterling earrings; estate diamond and platinum bracelet; estate ruby and diamond platinum bracelet; tourmilated quartz and diamond platinum ring; all jewelry from Elleard Heffern Fine Jewelers, prices upon request

ON LEE: Versace Collection shirt, $225; Armani necktie, $150; Santorelli slacks, $275; Ferragamo loafers, $720; all from Saks Fifth Avenue

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OH, THE WEB WE WEAVE ON MADELEINE: Jovani beaded gown, $849 from Distinctions

Style Coordination by Krissi Farrimond Intern: Rachel Visnovske Makeup by Carmen Currie Models Madeleine H. and Lee A. courtesy of West Model Management

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agate geode and diamond oxidized sterling earrings from Elleard Heffern Fine Jewelry, price upon request

ON LEE: Armani velvet blazer, $795; navy shirt, $265; both from Neiman Marcus

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WHITFIELD ALUMNUS Jordan Berger wed Anita Leifheit, from Czestochowa, Poland, on May 12 at the Missouri Botanical Garden’s Japanese Garden.

Jordan first saw Anita working at Erker’s Fine Eyewear in 2010 and asked a co-worker for her number. Anita, who came to the U.S. at age 18 for school, had planned eventually to settle closer to home, but her plans changed when she met and fell in love with Jordan.

“The proposal happened on New Year’s Eve in 2012,” Anita says. “We went to dinner and out dancing. I wasn’t expecting it at all.”

The couple tied the knot in a Jewish ceremony, which Jordan’s mother, Faith Berger, helped plan. They were surrounded by loved ones, including some of Anita’s family and friends from Poland. “It was very traditional,” Anita says. “We had a birch chuppah adorned with white orchids and I walked around him seven times.” Anita, who is Catholic, was happy to celebrate her new husband’s heritage. “She was accepting and open to doing the traditional things for my religion,” Jordan says. “She loves my family, and they love her.”

An elegant reception followed at the Chase Park Plaza Hotel. Guests dined on beef tenderloin and seared halibut at tables decorated with white French tulips. Charles Glenn, who sings the national anthem at Blues games, provided live music. “Jordan is a huge Blues fan so Charles Glenn was a must,” Anita says. “I also surprised him with a Blues groom’s cake that was chocolate with raspberry filling.”

Anita, an associate at Erker’s Fine Eyewear, and Jordan, an independent insurance contractor with Rabco Agency, live in University City.

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The Shane Co. building in the Brentwood Promenade was razed recently to make way for a new, larger retail space. The $2.2 million expansion will house Ulta and Lane Bryant. It will also be home to Carter’s children’s clothing store.

EJ’S SHOES CLOSING

A fond farewell to EJ’s Shoes, which closed shop at 1114 S. Brentwood Blvd. on Sept. 28. Edward ‘E.J.’ Nusrala and his family founded the company in St. Louis in 1972.

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Shoppers at Chesterfield Mall now can use Wi-Fi to check online sales, catch up with friends or stay on top of work emails while relaxing in the food court. The free Wi-Fi access is brought to shoppers through a partnership with entertainment retailer V-Stock. Chesterfield Mall is also home to three new stores: Spencer’s, Gifts ’n Things, and Toy Tyme Play and PARTay, a party-focused extension of the Toy Tyme store that offers birthday parties and various children’s activities.

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[TREND REPORT NEW YORK FASHION WEEK by marylyn simpson

BRIGHT LIPS, NO-FUSS MAKEUP

and neutral nails ruled the runways during New York Fashion Week’s spring 2014 shows.

And while it may seem like an eternity away, it’s never too early to get a head start on next season’s best beauty trends.

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Forget heavy liners and overly contoured cheeks. SUNO and Wes Gordon perfected low-maintenance makeup, thanks to makeup artist Alice Lane and her use of barely-there products. Maybelline’s Baby Lip Lip Balm in Quenched covered models’ eyelids, creating a luminous glow, while Wes Gordon’s girls topped off their fresh faces with subtle, sheer, bronzed eye shadow. Effortless and easy, it won’t be long before you’re a master of this clean and classic look.

[ neutral nails ]

It’s no secret the ’90s are back; that couldn’t have been more evident in Alexander Wang’s minimal approach to makeup. But when it came to nails, Wang stuck with his signature minimalism enhanced with a touch of texture. Combining Essie Sand Tropez and Matte About You top coat created a chalk-like effect on the models’ sandy-toned nails.

Simple and original, this ‘chalking’ technique can be done with any color, updating your usual spring manicure.

[ tangerine touch ]

Lips escaped the no-fuss philosophy at NYFW thanks to nearly-neon orange lips owning the runway at DKNY. Vivid shades of orange stole the show with makeup artist Charlotte Willer using nothing but Maybelline New York’s Color Sensational Vivids Lipcolor in Electric Orange. A fresh face was the perfect backdrop for a bold pop of color, and from runway to reality, this look is easy to pull off. Whether you go for a glossy effect or matte your color, anything goes with this colorful trend.

[ undone and understated ]

Relaxed sophistication was the name of the game from Michael Kors to Proenza Schouler. Taking a more extreme approach, Proenza Schouler models rocked untrimmed and unstyled locks, while Michael Kors models went with a slightly more styled and curled look. Just a touch of Fekkai Brilliant Glossing Conditioner, post blow dry, was added at Proenza Schouler; it’s a product professionals and amateurs alike can use with little frustration.

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From nearly-frizzy braids to simple and classic ponytails, there were two elements that remained consistent throughout each show: long and low. Want a low, knotted Rodarte pony? All you need is a single-barrel curling iron, dry hair and a deep part to achieve a sleek but slightly undone Rodarte ’do. Remember, when it comes to hair and makeup this spring, the simpler, the better.

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Back Pain – Newer, safer techniques for faster healing.

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by tony di martino BACK PAIN is one of the most common medical problems, tormenting eight out of 10 people at some point during their lives. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, it accounts for 13 million doctor visits each year—and more than 2 million sick days per month.

Most back pain eventually goes away on its own. But in some cases, the pain is a symptom of degenerative disc disease (DDD), a condition caused by injury, congenital birth defects or the wear and tear of aging. About 20 percent of individuals with DDD experience such severe pain they eventually need surgery.

Thanks to technology, there’s now a minimally invasive procedure that effectively treats DDD. Recently, a surgeon who pioneered the method joined SLUCare, the physicians of Saint Louis University. “In the last seven years, I’ve performed more than 1,000 successful procedures in patients ages 15 to 90, with excellent outcomes and no significant complications,” says Dr. Dennis Mollman, director of spine surgery at Saint Louis University. “It’s the safest, most precise technique available today.”

DDD occurs when discs break down and lose elasticity, reducing their function as the spine’s shock absorbers and causing the space between vertebrae to shrink, explains Mollman, who came to SLU Hospital from St. Luke’s in Kansas City, Mo. “This can result in debilitating back, leg, neck and arm pain.” Repairing the damage involves removing the injured discs and stabilizing the spine with rods and screws.

Traditional spine surgery involves exposing the spine by making deep cuts through the back muscles, resulting in up to a liter of blood loss, severe scarring and a risk of infection and other complications, Mollman notes. The conventional procedure

DR. DENNIS MOLLMAN (FAR RIGHT) AND HIS TEAM PERFORM MINIMALLY INVASIVE SPINE SURGERY. PHOTO COURTESY OF SLUCARE

requires a seven-to-10 day hospital stay, followed by extensive rehabilitation and a painful recovery period. Misplaced screws often prevent the spine from fusing properly, necessitating a return trip to the O.R. But Mollman is one of about 100 surgeons in the U.S. considered experts at a minimally invasive method, using technology developed by Medtronic. “We make small incisions on either side of the spine,” he says. “Then, guided by the O-arm, a device that scans the spine and sends images to a large TV screen, we monitor the spine and achieve precise placement of rods and screws.” Smaller incisions result in reduced pain and blood loss, and less risk of infection and tissue and muscle damage.

The patient is usually out of the hospital in a day or two, so the procedure costs less, too, he adds.

“This method is a quantum leap for spine surgery,” says Mollman, who hopes to establish SLU as a national Spine Center of Excellence, a collaborative effort between the departments of neurology and orthopedics. “At the follow-up appointment two weeks later, most patients feel so good they’re ready to go back to doing yoga and playing golf! I literally have to hold them back—to get a good fusion, you need to take it easy at least three months.”

SLUCARE SPINE SURGEON DR. DENNIS MOLLMAN OPERATES AT SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 314.577.8717 OR VISIT SLUCARE.EDU. COVER DESIGN BY GAYLE VAN DYKE | COVER PHOTO BY SLUCARE

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THOSE ACHY, [ BREAKY JOINTS. by mary konroy

Got osteoporosis? What about joint pain, bad knees or maybe even a broken wrist? In this edition, local experts discuss bone health, including an intriguing technique for regrowing cartilage.

[ wrist & hand surgery ] Many people mistake a wrist fracture for a simple sprain. Seek medical care for an accurate diagnosis and participate in physical therapy provided by a certified hand specialist. >> dr. daniel osei, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

& HAND/WRIST SPECIALIST, WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Wrist fractures are common, especially in an aging population.

Although most are fixed non-operatively, plates and screws are used to repair fractures requiring surgery. The plates and screws hold bone fragments together and align the wrist. We continue to look for thinner and stronger metal plates so there is less irritation to the soft tissue surrounding the bone. If you sustain an injury to your hand or wrist, it’s best to see your primary care physician for an X-ray to confirm a diagnosis. Often people mistake a fracture for a sprain and let months pass before seeking medical help. By then, complications may have developed.

We are also developing improved methods to treat finger contractions. That’s when a finger is permanently flexed or bent, impeding normal activities. Dupuytren’s contracture is one example that’s caused by a tightening of the fibrous tissue in the palm of the hand and fingers. In the past, surgery required making a large incision in the patient’s palm and affected finger. We now use tiny incisions or ‘poke’ holes to relieve the constricture, or inject chemical agents that ‘chew’ at scar tissue.

>> ann kammien, PHYSICAL THERAPIST,

REHAB 1 NETWORK - KIRKWOOD If the wrist is broken and surgery isn’t needed, the arm is casted. This patient will experience more stiffness than one whose wrist was surgically corrected with the bone aligned and supported by screws, or by screws and a metal plate. With either approach, physical therapy involves manipulating the soft tissue structures surrounding the bone. Our goal with casted patients is to enable them to turn their palm up and get their wrist to move in all four directions. Our goal with surgical patients is to have the patient move the tendons while we wait for the fracture to heal. As the bone heals, however, it develops scar tissue that can compress a nerve and lead to the development of secondary carpal tunnel syndrome.

Hand surgery is more delicate and involves smaller joints and spaces. Post-operative swelling can lead to stiffness and loss of feeling. Fingers tend to pull down unless they are positioned correctly. Consequently, we mold our splints for optimal hand position. See a certified hand therapist trained in these injuries and their possible complications. The hand is complex and healing takes time.

[ osteoporosis & lifestyle ] Bone-weakening osteoporosis is a life-changer, and falls become a serious threat. Local health and medical experts suggest tips for those at risk and for those who already have it. >> sarah fuehne, PHYSICAL THERAPIST & OWNER, ACROVITA

There are a couple of basic things you need to do if you have, or are at risk of developing, bone-thinning osteoporosis. People with osteoporosis are more likely to fall and are more susceptible to complicated fractures. First, make your home environment safer. Reduce clutter, remove throw rugs and make sure area rugs have skid-resistant backing. Use nightlights in the hallways, by the stairs and in the bathroom. Install grab bars and don’t use a gloss wax on floors.

Plopping down quickly in a chair, such as recliner, while you maintain a fixed spine can result in a compression fracture.

If you have osteoporosis, walk for exercise. It’s a low-impact, weight-bearing exercise that can also provide you with cardiovascular benefit. If your doctor allows, perform low-impact aerobics but don’t use unnecessary force on your bones. If you are pre-osteoporotic, consider high-impact aerobics to build bone density and to delay onset of the disease. Your exercise program should incorporate weight-bearing exercise, good posture and balance.

>> dr. teresa knight, OB/GYN,

WOMEN’S HEALTH SPECIALISTS OF SAINT LOUIS Osteoporosis is the loss of bone mass or density. Bone density is measured by your T-Score, which shows how much your bone loss ‘deviates’ from the average bone mass of a healthy 30-year-old. That’s when bone mass peaks. If your T-score is -2.5 or more, you have osteoporosis, which makes bones fragile. It can cause the spine to compress. It can cause small fractures and make you lose spine stability, which causes you to be more susceptible to falls and breaking large bones, such as the hip. Osteoporosis is more common in women than men.

Prevention is the best treatment especially for people with a family history of the disease. Weight-bearing activities, such as walking and aerobic exercises, can actually help lay new bone.

Calcium supplements also can help, and most women don’t have enough of this building block. In general, women between 51 and 70 years of age need 1,200 milligrams of calcium per day. Don’t take one large pill. Take it in two sittings, about six hours apart. The body can absorb only 500 to 600 milligrams of calcium per dose.

joint pain // “Joint pain is pretty common,” says DR. BRIAN MCINTYRE OF MCINTYRE CHIROPRACTIC & ACUPUNCTURE CENTRE. A recent study estimated that about one-third of adults had joint pain over a 30-day period, he notes. “Realistically, everyone is going to experience joint pain if they live long enough, whether it’s stiffness, mild aches or severe pain.”

Supplements, including glucosamine chondroitin, can be helpful, McIntyre says.

“It’s controversial, but I’ve found that it works in my practice—but not 100 percent of the time. Nothing works 100 percent of the time, not even prescribed medication.”

Physical activity can keep joints supple.

McIntyre suggests low-impact exercise: swimming, water aerobics and stationary biking. “We sit too much in front of our computers and television sets,” he says.

“Motion is good. It keeps the blood flowing.” Weight training strengthens the abs and core, and a strong core improves balance and helps prevent falls, he adds.

“Be active, but if you continue to experience joint pain, go slow and modify activity levels as needed. If something hurts, back off.”

Avoid processed foods as much as possible, McIntyre advises. “Sugar is a natural inflammatory and contributes to pain and swelling. Cutting back on sweets can help—but no one wants to give them up!”

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[ what’s new with knees ] Partial knee resurfacing and new cartilage are options for some patients who experience pain but don’t need a total knee replacement.

exercise & rehab // “It’s up to the physical therapist as to when a patient can exercise following a bone injury,” says PERSONAL FITNESS TRAINER ERIC EMIG, OWNER OF EVOLUTION FITNESS. “We usually start exercise after therapy has ended. In fact, some patients bring me their therapist’s instructions for home workouts.”

Patients should take it slow, Emig advises. “Start light. Reach a full range of motion first, and then add weights in small increments as you gain flexibility and strength. If it hurts, back off.” You don’t want to push it to the point where you’re causing physical harm, he says. “The best thing you can do following an injury is to take it easy. As long as you follow a well-designed progressive exercise regimen, you can come back from just about any injury.”

If you’re newly injured and experiencing joint pain, follow the principles of RICE: rest, ice, compression and elevation. “If the injury is nagging, see your doctor,” Emig says. “And if physical therapy is prescribed, follow your therapist’s instructions.”

Ask the Expert

>> dr. matthew bradley, ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON, DES PERES HOSPITAL MAKOplasty is a robotic-assisted knee resurfacing procedur meant for patients with osteoarthritis who need only a partial knee replacement.

The knee is made up of three compartments: the medial (the inside part), the lateral (the outside part) and the patellofemoral (the kneecap). Candidates for a MAKOplasty have worn out one or two of the three knee compartments. Usually these patients have already had a ‘scope’ procedure to remove debris that makes movement painful. Their next step would be a total knee replacement, but that requires removing healthy knee along with bad or worn-out sections.

MAKOplasty is new in St. Louis and is an alternative to total knee replacement for select patients. It’s been around locally for about three months. It uses a smaller incision, and allows for quicker surgery and a quicker recovery than the traditional knee replacement. Because MAKOplasty utilizes a robot and a computer, the surgeon can provide better alignment. And as with tires, when the alignment is right, things last longer.

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dr. lyndon gross, ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON, THE ORTHOPEDIC CENTER OF ST. LOUIS Cartilage is like the enamel on your teeth; it has a smooth service that protects bone. When cartilage wears out, it’s arthritis. Some patients wear out a spot or two on their knee cartilage. These small, worn spots are cartilage lesions, and like a cavity, they hurt.

Cartilage restoration procedures are an option for select people who have cartilage lesions but don’t need a total knee replacement. Generally, candidates are younger than 50 who, other than having a few well-defined lesions, have normal knee anatomy and good alignment. Restoration procedures enable the articular cartilage that covers the ends of bones to regenerate and knit together over the worn-out spaces.

One restoration technique I perform is an autologous chondrocyte implantation. It’s a two-step procedure. Initially, a small piece of cartilage is removed from a non weight-bearing section of the knee and sent to a laboratory that stimulates chondrocytes—the cells that live in and produce cartilage—to multiply. In the second operation, the cells are inserted over the cartilage defect and covered with bio-absorbable membrane.

The cells adhere to the bone and produce new cartilage, while the membrane dissolves. Patients see an improvement over nine months, or sooner.

Question: I’m a 56-year-old post-menopausal woman. I feel fine and haven’t broken any bones. Why should I get screened for osteoporosis?

Answer: When it comes to health, we sometimes ignore our bones. We keep up with our mammograms and other cancer screening tests and focus on our blood pressure and cholesterol as part of keeping heart healthy. For many individuals, paying attention to bone health is an afterthought.

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An estimated nine million adults in the United States have osteoporosis, and an even larger group of Americans — 48 million adults — have low bone mass. People with low bone mass have an increased risk of developing osteoporosis and an increased risk of future bone fractures. Hip fractures are common in those with osteoporosis or low bone mass. Fractures in the vertebral bones (the scaffolding of the back) can lead to loss of height, curving of the spine, pain and serious disability.

Regardless of your medical history, if you are a woman 65 years or older, or a man 70 years or older, you should have a bone density test performed. Other groups who should consider an evaluation of bone health are women transitioning to or having just achieved menopause and men age 50-69 with clinical risk factors for poor bone health.

The most widely recommended test is one using a central DXA (dual energy x-ray absorptiometry) machine. Similar to an X-ray of bones to measure thickness, the test takes an average of 10 -15 minutes and the results can help your doctor determine the best course of action. Your doctor may order additional blood tests and/or recommend diet and lifestyle changes to promote and maintain bone health. He or she may also suggest pharmacological therapy and advise getting the opinion of a doctor with expertise on bone health.

If you have a history of broken bones or conditions that might predispose you to weak bones, talk to your doctor to determine if you are a candidate for a bone health evaluation.

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Vermouth’s history begins in Turin, Italy, which in the 18th century was the epicenter for the wormwood trade. Turin already had a rich history of winemaking and herb growing, which set the stage for Antonio Benedetto Carpano to create his beverage, ‘vermuth.’

In the following decades, vermouth was not something one would consume straight up—rather, vanilla extract or bitters would be added. While consuming Carpano vermouth, it became popular to ask for the ratio of bitters to be half that of the vermouth, or in Italian ‘punt e mes.’ The ratio and phrase became so popular that the Carpano company began to bottle it and sell it as such. To date, Punt e Mes is still the most popular aperitif of the Carpano brand.

After Turin, vermouth made the jump to France, where Joseph Noilly created the first dry vermouth in 1813. This set the framework for an up-and-coming brand named Dolin to take center stage later on in the 19th century, along with other Chambery vermouth producers. The vermouth blenders in Chambery were so quality-driven that their products were awarded the only A.O.C. guarantee of origin for vermouth in 1932, more than a century after production began.

GO FOR IT The most confusing part of vermouth is what to do with it. Can you sip it like wine? Does it have uses beyond the martini? The answer to both questions is absolutely, yes, please do! My suggestion is to try vermouth straight and then skip the normal martini or Manhattan. Try an Americano (equal parts Campari, sweet vermouth and some soda) or the Bronx cocktail (two parts gin, one part sweet vermouth, one part dry vermouth, one part orange juice).

If you still are not a fan, try it again—because vermouth is one amazing drink.

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[ ON THE TABLE ] by jonathan carli | photos by bill barrett

[ TRIPEL ]

1801 park ave. | 314.678.7787

[ amuse bouche ] THE SCENE |

European ambience, Belgian beers on top and Belgian-French menu

THE CHEF |

Max Crask

THE PRICES |

$6 to $13 starters; $15 to $28 dinners

THE FAVORITES |

Moules Provencal, Soupe a l’Alost, Champignons et Radis, Kippenwaterzooi (chicken stew), Layered Chocolate Mousse, Apple Waffles

THIS NEW LAFAYETTE SQUARE restaurant has a lot of appeal. In part, it’s the ambience: dark woods, etched glass and Bruegel-esque characters peering out at you from the imposing wood bar. Then there’s the menu; it’s an appetizing blend of hearty Belgian dishes and French sauces. The list is small, and the starters, in particular (which here are called ‘entrees,’ in a direct translation of the French word for ‘openers’), have a very continental bent (steak tartare, escargots, quail, oysters, etc.)

A handful of specialty dishes with challenging names (Blinde Vinken, Stoofvlees, Aloyau, etc.) have an appealing meat-and-potatoes heartiness. And their pairing with creamy French sauces elevates them to memorable, especially in the Kippenwaterzooi (roast chicken and vegetables, $18).

A half Amish chicken is crisped and browned, skin-on, and surrounded by roasted root vegetables: cippolini onions, fingerling potatoes, quartered fennel

bulbs, baby carrots and house-made potato chips. It was presented in a heavy, shallow ceramic bowl, and just as I was admiring its visual appeal, the server emptied a gravy boat of creamy Hollandaise-style sauce over it. The thick sauce had a subtle tang, probably from mustard, given that Ghent is known for the famous Tierenteyn-Verlent mustard, dating to 1790.

It’s no surprise that Tripel (which is a paean to potent Belgian ‘tripel’ ale, those with very high alcohol content) serves six kinds of steamed mussels; mussels are considered the national dish of Belgium. They traditionally are served with pommes frites on the side.

Our Moules Provencals ($14 for two pounds) were stellar. And a side of frites offered thick, meaty potato fingers with a crisp, flavorful crust.

Brought to the table in the pot, the mussels released a delicious, briny aroma. The tomato, garlic and herb sauce was intensely flavored, which is why you’ll want to scoop some up with every mussel. You’ll be rewarded

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KENNEBEC POTATOES | Large white potatoes with smooth skin and good flavor first

bred in Maine in 1941.

MOOSABEC MUSSELS | Mussels from Jonesport, Maine, that are purged (flooded) with ocean water in a family business started in 1975.

CIPPOLINI ONIONS | Cippola is the Italian word for onion, so these are ‘little onions,’ refering to their squat size. They are also sweet and mild in flavor and have thin skins.

[ aftertaste ] >> Unique dishes like escargot with bone marrow and mussels with blue cheese and calvados,

combined with generous portions and a fascinating beer list, made it a worthwhile and memorable evening. And the dense, creamy potatoes they use made for some seriously good fries. ‑—SARAH W. OF CLAYTON

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Mmmmm—we enjoyed large plates of delicious Belgian food in an atmosphere of European-casual sophistication. ‑—DEBORAH H. OF CLAYTON UP NEXT | BALABAN’S WRITE TO FOOD@TOWNANDSTYLE.COM TO SHARE YOUR OPINION.

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with bits of the mirepoix used in its preparation: tiny diced celery, onion and carrot. A subsequent order of Moules Mariniere was less exciting. The white wine shallot broth was flavorful, but the mussels weren’t as meaty and sweet as on our first visit.

To see authentic Belgian Tripel in action, we ordered Lotte Tripel ($19), a thick slab of monkfish doused with Westmalle Trappist Tripel sauce and surrounded by leeks, endive, fennel and cippolini onions. It was another hearty dish with another flavorful sauce, slightly malty. A traditional Belgian meat preparation of Blinde Vinken (meat balls) was dry and not nearly as appetizing as the other two big dishes.

Our desserts were good, though: layered mousse with two types of Belgian chocolate and flamed marshmallow topping, and waffles with apples, apple compote, apple sorbet and apple candy—refreshingly seasonal.

[ chef chat ] >> max crask PEDIGREE |

I’ve mainly been cooking for a long time.

In 2010, I did the Hautes Etudes du Goût program at Le Cordon Bleu Paris.

FAVORITE INGREDIENT |

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QUICK BITES by rebecca koenig

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by bob wilcox

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NEIL SIMON AND ANTON CHEKHOV BOTH WROTE PLAYS. That’s about the only similarity we’re likely to see between them. Chekhov created our image of Russian melancholy and despair tinged with humor in the face of misfortune; Simon perfected the formula for successful Broadway comedies and sentimental family dramas, both stuffed with one-liners.

Before he wrote plays, Chekhov wrote short stories. Neil Simon turned eight of them into The Good Doctor, a play now onstage at The New Jewish Theatre. A narrator who describes himself as a writer and a doctor, like Chekhov, introduces each part. So it’s safe to assume that Chekhov himself is narrating the play. David Wassilak, who plays this character, speaks in a dry, quietly amused and bemused manner, quite right for these stories with their careful, sympathetic observation of human follies and foibles.

Bobby Miller directs, and I can think of no one better suited to direct Chekhov by Simon.

When you go—and you should go—you’ll find some of the funniest lines of the evening in Miller’s Director’s Note in the program. And you’ll also find a clear, beautifully paced production.

Miller has assembled a delightful cast for the production. Wassilak’s narrator plays a role in some of the stories, usually as someone tripped up by a surprising turn of events (Chekhov’s stories often have an O. Henry-like twist at the end). The actors shine in multiple roles. Teresa Doggett is both the employer of a young governess and the relentless termagant making life miserable for a bank manager she wants money from. Jason Grubbe plays the hapless bank manager, as well as a senior bureaucrat besieged by a desperate underling and a suffering patient of a student dentist. Aaron Orion Baker plays the dentist, the underling, an adolescent introduced to the rites of manhood, and several other parts. Alina Volobuyeva, a welcome newcomer to St. Louis stages, plays a lovely wife, a young governess, an eager actress and a lady of the evening. Altogether they create a rich tapestry of the human comedy.

Dunsi Dai’s spare set provides the spaces needed for each story, enriched by Wendy Greenwood’s properties, Maureen Berry’s lights and Michelle Friedman Siler’s costumes.

Another Russian writer takes the stage currently at Upstream Theater in the Kranzberg Arts Center in Grand Center. The writer is Nikolai Gogol, and the piece is based on a short story, Diary of a Madman, adapted by David Holman, with Neil Armfield and Geoffrey Rush.

To me, it’s less successfully adapted than the Chekhov. But it’s a more difficult piece, tracing the breakdown of a minor bureaucrat tormented by ambitions beyond his station and abilities. As a diary, the play is mostly a monologue, rarely the most dramatic of forms. Christopher Harris gives the man’s rantings full vent. It’s a bold performance but strangely remote, for which I mostly blame the script.

Fortunately, a second character, an immigrant servant girl, sometimes enters the scene. Magan Wiles delights with a wonderfully rich performance, adding some welcome comedy to the piece.

Wiles also plays the object of the protagonist’s romantic fantasies and a fellow patient at the asylum where he winds up. Joe Dreyer’s music accompanies and comments on the action, adding another welcome element.

Philip Boehm’s direction strives to bring this monologue to dramatic life on a spare set by Michael Heil, with costumes by Katie Donovan and lights by Steve Carmichael.

Diary of a Madman has the potential. The Good Doctor has the pleasure.

[ cup runneth over ] Two local breweries are planning expansions.

SCHLAFLY BEER hopes to open a new brewing complex in North County or north city in the next decade to meet growing demand. 4 HANDS will add two 60-barrel tanks in October and another four in January.

[ by the glass ]

A nifty little gadget at HARVEST allows customers to enjoy expensive wines by the glass. The Coravin drills a hollow needle through the cork and uses pressurized argon to extract wine without oxidizing the rest of the liquid, preserving it for later consumption.

[ who’s on first ? ] IVY MAGRUDER has been tapped to become corporate executive chef for GAMLIN RESTAURANT GROUP, which owns Sub Zero and the new Gamlin Whiskey House and Taha’a Twisted Tiki. Replacing him as general manager at Vin de Set is KAREN CAPUTA, who comes to the rooftop French bistro from Hilton at the Ballpark.

[ hot off the presses ]

CARDWELL’S AT THE PLAZA is celebrating the book release of chef SANDY D’AMATO’s Good Stock: Life on a Low Simmer with a wine dinner Nov. 6. Guests, at $150 each, will receive a signed copy of the book and have the opportunity to dine with D’Amato, a friend of Bill Cardwell’s, famous for his Milwaukee restaurants Sanford and Coquette Cafe.

[ serving up hope ] PAT WOODS believes a restaurant can offer more than a good meal. The longtime College Hill resident and former job recruiter plans to open FRESNO’S DINER at 2017 E. Grand Blvd., the neighborhood’s first sit-down eatery in decades. She’s planning for it to serve as a safe community meeting place, job training center and small-business catalyst. Four churches from across the region have provided volunteers and fundraising support, and Woods hopes the restaurant/business center will be open in time for Christmas, a kind of “miracle on Grand Boulevard.”

[ fresh catch ]

TANI SUSHI BISTRO, owned by ERIC HECKMAN, is moving to Centene Plaza. Currently located at 16 S. Bemiston Ave., the Asian restaurant will move into a nearly 6,500-square-foot space that includes a mezzanine at 7726 Forsyth Blvd.

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[ARTS&ENTERTAINMENT] [OCTOBER]

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[ ART ]

[ MOVIES ] t&s saw it!

365 Days with Dad

CAPTAIN PHILLIPS >> This is a deeply emotional film. First, it’s about an

Northwest Coffee Company, 8401 Maryland Ave. Free | northwestcoffee.com >> This exhibit shows fathers engaged with their kids and teachable moments. Through Oct. 31.

now–12/29 street views: jennifer steinkamp

Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis | Free | camstl.org

now–12/28 lou bopp: portraits of the blues

The Sheldon Concert Hall | Free | sheldonconcerthall.org

10/19–4/18/2014 a queen within: adorned archetypes, fashion and chess

World Chess Hall of Fame | $10, $5 seniors, students, military | worldchesshof.org

10/25–12/21 origins: natural selections

The Gallery at the Regional Arts Commission | Free | art-stl.com

VIEWED AT CHASE PARK PLAZA CINEMAS

[ ETC. ] 10/18 & 10/19 midwest metalsmiths jewelry and metals sale 3–8 p.m. & 10 a.m.–4 p.m. | Ethical Society of St. Louis | Free midwest-metalsmiths.org

10/18 & 10/19 friendship village’s 21st annual harvest bazaar 9 a.m.–4 p.m. & 10 a.m.–3 p.m. | Friendship Village Chesterfield | Free friendshipvillagestl.com

10/20 harvest festival

11 a.m.–5 p.m. | Laumeier Sculpture Park | $8–$10 laumeier.org

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Noon–5 p.m. | Koburg Hall at Concordia Seminary, 801 Seminary Place | $50 | lesastl.org >> Brew in the Lou showcases St. Louis’ best beer, wine, coffee and eats. Proceeds benefit Lutheran Elementary School Association.

10/18 AND 10/25

NOT-SO-HAUNTED HOUSE 9:30 a.m.–9 p.m. | The Magic House | Free with admission | magichouse.org

10/24

HALLOWEEN WALK 5–7 p.m. | Downtown Kirkwood | Free | downtownkirkwood.com

>>>10/25 BOOTERFLIES

Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House | $13–$20 butterflyhouse.org Children are encouraged to wear their costumes while they play games, create spook-tacular crafts and visit treat houses during this family-friendly Halloween event.

Dinner is included with admission.

Through Oct. 27.

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ROMEO AND JULIET >> Director Carlo Carlei and screenwriter Julian

Fellowes play it safe with Shakespeare in Romeo & Juliet, with beautiful backdrops, sumptuous costumes and PG-13 romance. The unlikelihood of Romeo and Juliet’s instant infatuation is one of the story’s major flaws, and unfortunately this production neither fully sells nor questions their love, leaving it up to the viewer to suspend disbelief. Hailee Steinfeld and Douglas Booth are sweet as the star-crossed lovers, but Paul Giamatti steals the show as the idealistic Friar Laurence, who hopes the couple’s union will bridge their families’ rift. Sadly, the editing excised many of Shakespeare’s humorous lines, leaving the film a lovely, but not especially lively, tragedy.

SHOULD YOU SEE IT? This classic love story is always worth revisiting. —R.K. VIEWED AT GALLERIA 6 CINEMAS

[ THEATER ] peter pan

Variety Children’s Theatre Touhill Performing Arts Center $15–$35 | touhill.org >> Variety will stage its production of Peter Pan with a cast of professional actors, children of all abilities, a live orchestra and brilliant costumes. Through Oct. 27.

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now–10/20 diary of a madman

Upstream Theater | Kranzberg Arts Center $20–$30 | upstreamtheater.org

now–11/2 evil dead: the musical

Stray Dog Theatre | Tower Grove Abbey | $18–$35 straydogtheatre.org

10/30–11/9 the woman in black

Slightly Askew Theatre | The Chapel, 6238 Alexander Drive | $20 | slightlyoff.org

[ MUSIC ] 10/18 william cepeda

8 p.m. | Sheldon Concert Hall | $30–$35 | thesheldon.org

10/19 air supply

8 p.m. | River City Casino | $35–$65 | rivercity.com

10/30 paramore

7:30 p.m. | Fox Theatre | $39.50–$49.50 | fabulousfox.com

arianna string quartet: alumni jubilee concert

8 p.m. | Touhill Performing Arts Center | Free | touhill.org >> The quartet will share the stage with graduates of its dynamic teaching program at UMSL, showcasing these talented young performers and educators through mixed chamber music.

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incredibly tense situation onboard an American cargo ship helmed by Tom Hanks in the title role. Four Somali pirates board and spend the entire movie wielding machine guns at very close range; you never know who’s going to die and when. But the intelligence and humanity of the Somali ‘captain,’ Muse (pronounced moosay), are so touching that you find yourself torn between him and Phillips. And the film clearly means to draw comparisons between the two. Both men are called ‘captain’; the American sailors are hardy and well-fed, while the Somalis are rail-thin (Muse’s nickname is ‘Skinny’); and in opening scenes you see Phillips with a loving family in his New England home, while in Somalia you see Muse being roused from sleep on a mat. The film is haunting.

SHOULD YOU SEE IT? Don’t miss this movie —D.W.

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T&S8 MAYFAIR HOME ROAD ] by stephanie zeilenga listing price | $2,695,000 listing agent | suzie wells of gladys manion

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DEBBIE HARRIS, PREGNANT WITH HER third child, moved into 8 Mayfair Road 17 years ago. Her family was about to expand, and so was her new Ladue home. Although initially drawn to the 1.8-acre property because it was on a tucked-away, quiet street, Harris quickly began collaborating with an architect to renovate the entire house, effectively doubling its size.

The home is now 8,143 square feet, with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. “I had so much fun with the renovations,” Harris says. “We worked really hard to make sure the new parts blended seamlessly with the old. Although everything in the home is completely new, it retained its charm and warmth and character.”

Some of that character is found in the living room, which features padded, off-white silk walls. “It’s like what the old fancy homes used to have on their walls,” Harris says. “My kids practiced piano and violin in the room, and it has a fireplace. It’s just beautiful and I loved it.”

The renovations extended to the surrounding grounds, which Harris re-landscaped with the help of a friend. “I tried to keep it organic around the house, and we used plants that don’t require a lot of upkeep and were appropriate for the area,” she says. A tennis court,

fallen into disuse, was freshened up. “It had gone back to nature, so we redid it; it’s been a fun feature for everybody,” Harris says.

The addition of a basement wine cellar provided the perfect space to host wine-tasting parties. “It has a glass front, so that part looks contemporary, but the rest of the cellar is traditional,” Harris says. “It has a slate floor and holds a few hundred bottles.”

The family also hosted intimate dinner parties and cooking classes. “Michael Johnson from Momos did a cooking class once in our kitchen,” Harris says, “and the room makes entertaining easy—there are tons of appliances and warming drawers.”

Wine-tastings and cooking classes might be delightfully sophisticated, but Harris’ favorite parties were family milestone celebrations, such as graduations and birthday parties. These often centered around the kitchen, which also served as an everyday family gathering space. “All the homework and cooking were done at the large island,” Harris says. “It was really important to me that we had a space to come together as a family.” Although she is sad to leave the home where her four children grew up, she has moved on to a smaller Ladue property requiring less upkeep.

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$1,895,000 World class, custom, 9,000SF, on gated lane in Frontenac. 5BR/8BA w/luxury master wing, 4-car garage.

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$1,149,000 Traditional 1.5 story, 5BR/6BA. 5000+SF total living space. Gourmet kitchen and finished LL.

CLAYTON / RICHMOND HEIGHTS 135 N. FORSYTH BOuLEVARD ~ uNDER CONTRACT $1,999,000 Not your typical Clayton Gardens home!

Old-world charm, 4BR/6BA, finished LL.

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$1,925,000 Renovated for today’s lifestyle! 6,199SF, 4BR, updated kit. & master BA, hearthroom add’n, pool.

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$625,000 Luxury private residence w/condo conveniences. 3BR/3.5BA, finished walk-out LL.

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$775,000 Charming 5BR/4.5BA/4,100SF home in the heart of Ladue, open plan, main floor master, LL theater.

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$565,000 5BR/4.5BA/3,445SF. 1st floor master, finished LL, 3-car garage, great room w/floor-to-ceiling windows.

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21 OVERBROOK DRIVE

$156,000 Webster cottage, 2BR/1BA, maple cabinets and hardwood floors.

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30 DEERFIELD TERRACE $1,795,000 3-year old Rehnquist-built home on a private cul-de-sac off Ladue’s Gold Coast, Litzsinger Road.

9710 & 9714 LITZSINGER ROAD $1,750,000 2 lots totaling 4.74 acres in heart of Ladue, backing to Old Warson Country Club.

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SCULPTURAL LIGHTING:

There’s no rule that says chandeliers or lamps must stick to traditional shapes and sizes. For a bold, modern look, combine art and function with abstract, sculptural designs, like in this large atomic-inspired sphere local designer Joy Tribout had custom-made by John Rosselli & Associates for a client.

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lighting:

A disproportionately large ceiling fixture or chandelier is a surefire way to add drama over the dining room table or in the bedroom. Find one you love, then use it as a focal point around which to decorate the rest of the room.

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DRUM SHADES: Drum shades are popping up in designer rooms of all types, from kitchens and dining rooms to living rooms, bedrooms and even bathrooms.

“People love the shape of the drum shade, whether it be on a chandelier, pendant or portable lamp, because it can be elegant or casual, traditional or modern. It’s simple and fits with any style,” says Patty Birkhead, buyer/showroom designer for Metro Lighting.

EXPOSED BULBS: This updated take on the utilitarian

light bulb on a cord creates a look that is at once rustic, modern and elegant. You can find many variations, including individual pendant lights or chandeliers, such as this Cluster Glass Pendant from West Elm. It has four exposed-bulb glass spheres hanging from a polished-nickel base.

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Furniture, rugs, window treatments, wall colors—we easily can gauge their importance in the decor of our homes. But there is another element whose contribution often is under-appreciated: lighting. It is the backdrop from which all else evolves. It sets the mood, creates the canvas, and adds warmth, energy and romance.

You want it to be both functional and fabulous.

Make sure the fixtures you choose will provide the kind of illumination you need, but don’t ignore these inspiring trends.

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NON-METALLIC FINISHES: People usually select light

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AUTOMATED LIGHTING CONTROL: Set the mood in every

room with fully automated lighting systems, customized at the touch of a button. “At bedtime, your house can ‘go to sleep.’ You can turn off certain interior lights and turn on outdoor security lights, all using your smartphone or tablet,” says Terrence Hampton, partner at Life Media.

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HOMEWORK] DEAR HOMEWORK,

Our ’40s-era ranch in Clayton sits on a peninsula-like corner lot that leaves the rear of our house fully exposed to passers-by and the western sun. Do you have any thoughts as to how we might increase both the privacy and curb appeal of this side of our home?

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DEAR BACKED INTO A CORNER,

AFTER

BEFORE

Luckily, the rear of your house is built of brick and stone, so at least we don’t have a wall of vinyl siding to deal with. Of course, I would vote for removing the chain link fence and the basketball hoop, and finding a way to hide the trash cans.

Next, I would create a curved terrace, centered on your huge living room window. I would border this with a waist-high evergreen hedge anchored by new stone light piers. The hedge gives you the privacy you need and a dominant element that the composition needs.

A medium-sized shade tree will shelter the terrace from the afternoon sun, and new canvas awnings can add charm and protect the main rooms from the setting sun.

Additional refinements such as a new French door, a long window box, and driveway landscaping and detailing will work with the other elements to give this rear façade the impact and importance of a front façade. That’s what is called for, due to its unique placement.

I hope these suggestions make you feel less cornered.

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With only one common wall, privacy prevails in this elegant three-bedroom. The master suite includes a custom closet, laundry room and newer master bath shower and Jacuzzi tub.

608 east monroe - kirkwood - $1,699,000

This historic Victorian home sits on 1.5 acres. Begin your day in the custom kitchen that boasts high-end appliances, large granite island, and adjoins a sunny breakfast room. Take a dip in the indoor pool with adjacent exercise area. Second floor has four large beds which includes a master suite with fireplace, two walk-ins, double sinks and Jacuzzi tub. Head to the lower level for wine tasting in the wine cellar. Outside, pick up a game of tennis on your own tennis court!

17614 bridgeway circle - Chesterfield $639,000

freshly updated and move-in ready! Gleaming hardwood floors grace the entry, kitchen, eating area and hearth room. With large yard, open floor plan and much more, this home is perfect for entertaining and year-long comfortable living.

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This stately Tudor manse, on the National Historical Register, has been Carefully restored and renovated; it provides the duality of an historic structure with modern lifestyle amenities. Third floor ballroom, heated pool and carriage house with apartment.

1715 kenmont road - ladue - $995,000

Nestled on a wooded lot, this stately home welcomes you with a gracious foyer with terrazzo flooring. Relax in the family room with custom built-ins, fireplace, wet bar and French doors to patio.

The kitchen is equipped with Rutt cabinets, marble backsplash and wood floors.

Clayton - 314.725.5100

4 barclay woods - ladue - $2,150,000 Famed builder Hank Altepeter spared no expense creating this architectural masterpiece as his personal residence. Country club amenities set the stage for luxury living and exceptional entertaining.

Edith Mason inspired backyard design with fantastic terrace and secluded salt-water swimming pool is absolutely breathtaking!

www.lauramccarthy.com

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13978 MEURSAULT LANE | $729,000 | 2-4 P.M. | 314.569.1177 | LAURAMCCARTHY.COM

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7234 NORTHMOOR DRIVE | $359,000 | 1-3 P.M. | 314.997.4800 | JANETMCAFEE.COM

7331 ARLINGTON DRIVE | $289,000 | 1-3 P.M. | 314.997.4800 | JANETMCAFEE.COM

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7464 WOODLAWN COLONIAL LANE | $299,000 | 1-3 P.M. | 314.997.4800 | JANETMCAFEE.COM

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$1,170,000 168 N. Central Ave. Janet McAfee Agent: Barbara Wulfing Price per square foot: $268.29

22 DROMARA ROAD | $1,695,000 | 1-3 P.M. | 314.997.4800 | JANETMCAFEE.COM

10637 BALLANTRAE DRIVE | $1,955,000 | 1-3 P.M. | 314.725.0009 | DIELMANNSOTHEBYSREALTY.COM 8 LONG MEADOWS LANE | $2.22 MILLION | 1-4 P.M. | 314.997.4800 | JANETMCAFEE.COM

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108 WEXLER MANOR COURT | $1,049,000 | 1-3 P.M. | 314.721.4755| GLADYSMANION.COM

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10802 CHARLTON WAY | $199,900 | 1-3 P.M. | 314.997.4800 | JANETMCAFEE.COM

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$520,000 232 N. Kingshighway Blvd., No. 1401 Dielmann Sotheby’s Intl Realty Agent: Lea Luchetti Price per square foot: $363.64

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$590,000 1110 Ridgeway Meadow Drive Keller Williams Realty Chesterfield Agent: Ann Aranda Price per square foot: $108.74

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$400,000 14304 Spyglass Ridge Prudential Alliance, REALTORS Agent: Suzanne Matyiko Price per square foot: $158.73

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$620,000 40 Rio Vista Drive Laura McCarthy-Clayton Agent: Jean Schneider Price per square foot: $187.99

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$735,000 1962 Muir Woods Lane Laura McCarthy-Town & Country Agent: Susan McLaughlin Price per square foot: $182.97

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$773,000 4 Indian Creek Lane Dielmann Sotheby’s Intl Realty Agent: Margaret Shepley Price per square foot: $204.71

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$1,095,000 155 Carondelet Plaza, No. 406 Mehlman Homes Realty Agent: Debra Mehlman Price per square foot: $366.22

$920,000 9 Fordyce Manor Drive Gladys Manion Agent: Wayne Norwood Price per square foot: $196.75

420 Oakwood Avenue ~ Webster Groves 63119 ~ $1,179,000 FIRST AVAILABLE

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$550,000 933 Winterwood Lane Janet McAfee Agent: Duncan Andrews Price per square foot: $252.64

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$730,000 440 Sherwood Drive ColdwellBankerGundaker-Kirkwood/WebsterGroves Agent: Dru Redmond Price per square foot: $187.85

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$496,500 225 Jefferson Road Circa Properties Agent: Johanna Dueren Price per square foot: $225.9

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$425,000 9014 Stonebridge Drive Laura McCarthy-Town & Country Agent: Katie McLaughlin Price per square foot: n/a

$810,000 150 Carondelet Plaza, No. 402 Gladys Manion Agent: Stephanie Connell Price per square foot: $334.57

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$785,000 801 S. Skinker Blvd., No. 11A Laura McCarthy-Clayton Agent: Helane Isaacs Price per square foot: n/a

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$520,600 8032 Orlando Drive Dielmann Sotheby’s Intl Realty Agent: Sabrina Robb Price per square foot: $218.56

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$800,000 909 Town And Country Estates Court Coldwell Banker Gundaker-Town & Country Agent: Mary Beth Benes Price per square foot: $172.01

$1,345,500 7 Spoede Lane Janet McAfee Agent: Christine K. Thompson Price per square foot: $239.24

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314-304-3117 Stunning architectural features define this 6,000sf traditional 3-story. Totally renovated with 6 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and detached 2-car garage. Step into a dazzling fireplace-warmed foyer with grand staircase and ballroom-size crystal chandelier. Spacious interior includes 3 family rooms and 3-season room with kitchen. Exquisite exterior features in-ground pool and gazebo.

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FROMTHE GARDEN HOME CANNING 101

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by p. allen smith | photos by mark fonville

PRESERVE YOUR SUMMER BOUNTY

Canning brings back memories of working in my Aunt Genny’s kitchen ‘putting up’ batches of tomato sauce and green beans, so I’m delighted to see the practice make a comeback. Canning your own food is a great way to extend the life of your summer bounty, and opening a jar of fresh tomato sauce or pickled cucumbers can evoke memories of warm summer days during the cold, drab winter months.

Just hearing the word canning may conjure up images of scary pressure cookers and an eternity spent in the kitchen. Rest assured today’s pressure cookers and water-bath canners are safer and easier to use.

If this is your first time preserving food, partner with an experienced canner, especially if you tend to fly by the seat of your pants when it comes to following recipes.

The canning process varies depending on the food being preserved, so make sure you follow a reliable recipe.

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TURN A BLANK CANVAS INTO YOUR MASTERPIECE. Visualize the winding driveway, the manicured landscaping, the color of the brick, the sun shining through the windows, and the laughter of those you love. You have the vision for your family estate, and Cassidy Turley has the ideal location to lay the foundation. Discover Your Dream Estate.

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EvEry family has a story.

We Want to hear yours.

In celebration of St. Louis’ 250th birthday,

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Town & Style is compiling tales from readers about their families’ history in St. Louis.

Canning basket or jar lifter

Pressure cooker for low-acid foods

Heavy, large stock pot for acidic foods

Jars with self-sealing lids

Oven mitts for protecting your hands

What brought your family here? How did they contribute to the fabric of our town? Where did they work? Did they start a business? Settle Wildwood? Build homes in Clayton?

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We want everyday stories about everyday people.

Help T&S publish 250 stories in honor of St. Louis’ 250th!

Email 150 words or fEwEr, along with an old or currEnt photo that illustratEs your story to tEllus@townandstylE.com or mail to t&s, 121 huntEr avE., stE. 201, 63124 in partnErship with (stl250.org)

Screw bands

DiscoverSTL.com | Clayton 314 726 6442 | Des Peres 314 775 2050 | Town & Country 636 394 2424 BASIC STEPS FOR CANNING Clean jars and lids with hot water and soap. This also can be done in the dishwasher.

Sterilize jars and lids by submerging in boiling water, right-side up, for 10 minutes.

Keep jars hot in a pot of simmering water until ready to fill.

Fill warm jars with hot food, leaving headspace as recommended in the recipe.

This space allows the food to expand during processing and creates a vacuum seal.

Wipe the rim of the jar to clean and ensure a good seal.

Tighten the screw bands just enough to secure; do not over-tighten.

Process in either a pressure cooker or hot water bath, depending on recipe.

10636 Ballantrae drive ~ FRonTenaC 4 Beds | 6 Full, 1 Half Baths | $1,599,000

7718 walinca Terrace ~ CLayTon 3 Beds | 4 Full, 1 Half Baths | $899,000

10002 Litzsinger Road ~ Ladue 7 Beds | 6 Full, 3 Half Baths | $1,699,000

12116 Carberry Place ~ Town & CounTRy 6 Beds | 4.5 Baths | $1,195,000

33 yorkshire Lane ~ BRenTwood 4 Beds | 4.5 Baths | $675,000

709 Summer oak drive ~ eLLiSviLLe 4 Beds | 5.5 Baths | $530,000

1566 Terra vista Court ~ CHeSTeRFieLd 3 Beds | 3 Baths | $430,000

7111 Bruno avenue ~ MaPLewood 4 Beds | 2.5 Baths | $389,000

Remove jars from canner and cool. Listen for the lids to pop, indicating a good seal. Lids should be secure on the top of the jar.

Store jars in a dark pantry that stays between 50 and 70 degrees Farenheit.

IT’S A GOOD IDEA TO BORROW EQUIPMENT THE FIRST TIME YOU TRY CANNING, BUT I’M GUESSING AFTER ONE TRY, YOU’LL CATCH THE CANNING BUG AND INVEST IN YOUR OWN.

P. ALLEN SMITH, HOST OF TWO PUBLIC TELEVISION PROGRAMS, IS AN AWARD-WINNING DESIGNER AND GARDENING EXPERT. HE IS THE AUTHOR OF SEVERAL BOOKS, INCLUDING HIS RECENT SEASONAL RECIPES FROM THE GARDEN.

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maryland walk penthouses | clayton no. 17a traditional 3 beds, 3½ baths $2,595,000 no. 17c customize 3 beds, 3½ baths $2,450,000

1223 wild horse creek road | wildwood 18 acres, 3 residences $2,500,000 a horse-lover’s paradise! this pristine, historic ‘century Farm’ has been beautifully restored & updated!

new listing!

new listing!

10 Fieldstone trail | ladue 5 bedrooms, 4 Full & 3 halF baths $1,950,000 impressive 7-year-old custom home offers extensive moldings, main floor master, hearth room & 4-car gar.

hay hollow | eminence 203 acres $1,290,000 executive home with 9,000 sq. ft. on 3 full levels.

7 bedrooms, 5½ baths plus full recording studio.

new listing!

8331 university drive | clayton 9701 ladue road | ladue 23 lenox place | central west end 4 bedrooms, 4 Full & 2 halF baths $1,145,000 6 bedrooms, 4 Full & 2 halF baths $1,070,000 6 bedrooms, 3½ baths $1,195,000 one-of-a-kind contemporary located in clayton gardens, gracious colonial on 1.13-acre park-like setting. 5,600+ glamorous & stunning residence with historical one of clayton’s most sought-after neighborhoods. sq. ft. of comfortable living space. 3-c gar. private pool. significance on a double lot. 1st floor sunroom addition.

8253 parkside drive #2a | clayton 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths $990,000 spacious & luxurious condo with den overlooks shaw park with panoramic view of the clayton skyline.

new listing!

30 kingsbury place | central west end 6 bedrooms, 3½ baths $650,000 Magnificent Georgian Colonial in sought-after Kingsbury Place. Stunning home w/updated kitchen.

17 enField road | ladue schools 4 bedrooms, 3½ baths charming cape cod style home in sought-after chevy chase neighborhood with updates throughout.

14 colonial hills parkway | creve coeur 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths $575,000 Fresh, bright & updated throughout, this classic traditional home is located in desirable ladue schools.

new listing!

13039 pembrooke valley | town and country 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths $575,000 Former display home in a quiet, gated community features a light-filled, open floor plan. Cozy sun room.

new price!

1281 lay road | ladue 3 bedrooms, 2½ baths $547,000 beautifully updated with gourmet kitchen. hardwood floors on 1st & 2nd floors. Large LL rec/family room.

#2 woodoaks trail | ladue 4 bedrooms, 2½ baths $515,000 lovely colonial home with 2,600 sq. ft. offers a private pool & hot tub. spacious rooms for entertaining.

3010 locust st. #209 | downtown 3 bedrooms, 2 baths $485,000 sophisticated & open loft-style unit in the beck condos is ideal for entertaining! 2 master suites.

4909 laclede avenue #1205 | central west end 1 bedroom, 1½ baths $365,000 enjoy carefree living in this park east tower residence.

The open floor plan compliments the modern lifestyle.

816 s. hanley road | clayton #9d 3 bedrooms, 3 baths $325,000 #1c 1 bedroom, 1 bath $139,900 designed for 21st century living.

822 brownell avenue | glendale 4+ bedrooms, 2 baths $279,900 tremendous glendale value! charming bungalow on one of the best streets & has numerous updates!

610 east jeFFerson | kirkwood 3 bedrooms, 2 baths $259,900 charming bungalow within walking distance to all downtown kirkwood has to offer. don’t miss!

1136 washington avenue #302 | downtown 2 bedrooms, 2 baths $222,500 welcome home to the meridian lofts with sleek upgraded kitchen & 1,299 sq. ft. of modern loft living.

See all of our listings at www.dielmannsothebysrealty.com

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SIZED BUSINESSES Affordable Accounting, Tax, Payroll & Guidance Solutions.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS SPIRITOFST.LOUISDOLLCLUB DOLL & BEAR SHOW & SALE! Sunday, November 3rd, 2013 10:00 am to 3:00 pm The Columns Banquet Center 711 Veterans Memorial Parkway, St. Charles, MO Adults - $5.00; Children 12 & under - FREE Early Buyer (9:00 am) $10.00

ANTIQUES/ COLLECTIBLES WANT TO BUY

Old postcards, old photographs, stereo views, posters, WW2 and before military items, old toys and trains, glass lantern slides, advertising items, worlds fair, medals, documents, letterheads, billheads, most any vintage paper items & ephemera, collections & accumulations OK...If it is unusual & old I am interested in looking at it...

Please call MIKE FINLEY 314-524-9400 OR 314-341-2389 EMAIL paper-boy@charter.net

CLEANING SERVICES SCRUBBY DUTCH CLEANING

Family Owned & Operated Since 1983

Bonded • Insured • Supervised $10 Off For 1st Time Customers Free Estimates by Phone Satisfaction Guaranteed

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BRIGHT CLEANING SPECIALIST We Specialize in Chandelier Cleaning

Drapery Cleaning On-Site Pressure Washing And Much More Over 21 Years of Service 314-484-0128 BrightClean.net

HOUSE CLEANING

Over 15 years of continued service in Town and County, Ladue, and Wildwood. References available.

Call Linda 636-529-1224

IRONING PICK UP & DELIVERY Reasonable Rates Excellent References 314-862-4138

CONCRETE/MASONRY

WANTED

Old Signed Baseball Memorabilia Baseballs, Bats & Photographs.

Call or Text 314-580-2743

BUSINESS SERVICES

IntervIew

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stamped Concrete | exposed aggregate Concrete Countertops | acid staining Decorative Walls | seat Walls

314-324-4173

Free estimates

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ESTATE BUYING

HEATING & COOLING

LAWN & GARDEN

JSD ESTATE BUYERS

Moving or Downsizing? We eliminate your headaches.

We buy entire or partial estates.

Immediate payment since 1976.

Call Jamie at 314-997-1707 A division of Albarre’ Jewelry

Complete Lawn Maintenance for Commercial & Residential

GUTTERS/ROOFING

Aeration, Overseeding, Fertilizing, Planting, Sodding, Seeding, Mowing, Mulching, Edging, Spraying, Weeding, Pruning, Trimming, Bed Maintenance, Dethatching, Brush Removal, Retaining Walls, Paver Patios & Drainage Work

THE GUTTER GUY Cleaning, Repairs, Drainage Solutions, Screen Installation & Window Cleaning Professional, Reliable & Insured No Mess Left Behind ï Free Estimates Contact Tony 314-413-2888 thegutterguy-stl@hotmail.com

HANDYMAN SERVICES

Member of BBB For a Free Estimate Call 314-426-8833 www.mplandscapingstl.com Licensed Landscape Architect & Designer

HELP WANTED

MIKE’S HOME SERVICES A/C - New, Repair, Maintenance.

Storm, Roof & Gutter Repair.

Haul. Sewer/Drain, Basement Waterproofing. Plumbing • Electrical • Painting Decks • Hardwood, Tile & Carpet Repair & Installation. Ref’s Available.

Mike 314-265-4568 mikec4333@gmail.com Fully Insured • All Work Guaranteed

RELIABLE HOME SERVICES Home Improvement Projects Kitchen, bath, painting, drywall, and general repairs.

Decks, garage organizing, landscaping Commited to professional quality customer satisfaction. Ref’s provided.

CALL EDWARD 314-651-8832 OR EMAIL edgo1414@yahoo.com

HAULING

LAWN & GARDEN EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY We are looking for an experienced full-time sales representative to join our rapidly growing publication. Candidate should have a minumum of three years sales experience preferably in media-related environment. Great opportunity and fantastic work environment. Please send resume and references to jobs@townandstyle.com or mail to: Sales Rep, Town & Style 121 Hunter Ave., Ste. 201, St. Louis, Mo 63124.

Everything for your property.

We specialize in design and construction of brick & stone walks, walls, patios and pool decks.

33 years in business Call George (314) 567-6066

Town & Style is an equal opportunity employer.

HOME IMPROVEMENT

GOT TRASH?

Call Rod; For Entire House Cleanout, Yard Waste Removal, Appliances, Hoarding Situations & More.

Reasonable Prices. Same Day Service.

314-713-HAUL (4285)

**SEWING LESSONS** All Ages 9 Years & Up 314.757.3763

EXPERIENCED FRENCH TUTOR

I am a Retired French Teacher who Taught for 23 Years at Ladue High School.

All Ages & All Levels Welcome! mbctutoring@gmail.com Mme Charles- 314-322-0930

FALL INTO COLOR

Wouldn’t You Love to Remodel Your Bathroom Just in Time For the Holidays?

C.H.I. INC. 314-265-4568

• Fall Plantings • Leaf Clean Up • Seasonal Pots & Bulbs • Mulching Specializing in Landscape Design & Year Round Maintenance Call 314-498-0877

Numerous Testimonials & References

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LAWN & GARDEN

FOR SALE - DARK, RICH & FINE COMPOST!!!

Winterize your flowerbeds & gardens! $25/cu yard, delivery available.

3 yard minimum.

Contact Rusty - (314) 630-2676

REMAINING

FORinSALE

DESIRABLE CLAYTON LOCATION Call Michael Rechan President, Michael Lauren Development LLC

314.374.3846 MichaelLauren.com

WE BUY DIAMONDS, JEWLERY, GOLD, SILVER, COINS, WATCHES!

TUCKPOINTING & MASONRY

Diamond & Jewelry Brokers, Inc.

Complete yards to curbside pick-up, call us for a free quote: 314-432-0880 www.HorstmannBrothers.com

TWO CUSTOM LOTS

TUCKPOINTING

Family Operated Immediate Payment 636-391-6622

FALL LEAF REMOVAL SERVICES

Lots are subject to cLayton zoning approvaL.

SERVICES

PAINTING M & M CUSTOM PAINTING Interior & Exterior Painting, Staining, Powerwashing, Wallpaper Removal.

Insured and Free Estimates.

Dependable. Owner & Operator Matt 314-401-9211

ROLAND BRECKWOLDT CUSTOM PAINITNG

Residential/Commercial. Over 25 Years Experience. Murals, in faux finish, kitchens and more. Call Roland Breckwoldt for a free quote at 314-723-0273 rolandbreckwoldtcustompainting.com

PLUMBING TONY LAMARTINA PLUMBING

A+ rated from BBB Serving St. Louis for over 30 years 314.965.9377 www.TonyLaMartinaPlumbing.com $20 off any service call Please present ad - Expires 11/20/13

www.thediamondfam.com 35 years of service

TREE SERVICES

20+ Years Experience ALL WORK GUARANTEED Complete Home Tuckpointing Spot Tuckpointing with Color Match Chimney Repair & Rebuilding Brick or Stone Patio & Walkway Repair.

Insured tuckpointingandmasonry.com 314-352-4222 All Major Credit Cards Accepted

VACATION PROPERTIES Complete Tree Service for Residential & Commercial Tree Removal, Brush Removal, Pruning, Plant Healthcare, Deadwooding, Stump Grinding, Deep Root Fertilization, Cabling & Storm Cleanup Over 40 Years Experience For a free estimate call 314-426-2911 or email us at info@buntonmeyerstl.com

CHALET AT INNSBROOK

Wonderful Family Chalet at Innsbrook, Sleeps 11. Enjoy 3 private wooded acres & a large chalet complete with finished lower level/game room. Hot tub & fire pit on the property for your exclusive use. This upscale chalet is available year-round for stays of 2 nights or more. Full details, photos & reservation calendar at www.vrbo.com/424270 or call Sarah Bernard at (314) 753-3552

COLE TREE SERVICE

WINDOW CLEANING

TREE SERVICES

Our newly opened, family owned and operated, Residential Window Cleaning Company is insured, fast, and trusted by many.

We offer FREE estimates, and get the job done right the first time.

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• Trimming & Pruning • Tree & Stump Removal • Lot Clearing • Deadwooding • Storm damage clean up We Accept Credit Cards Insured/FREE Estimates www.cole-tree-service.biz 636-475-3661

TREE SERVICE PROFESSIONALS

Trimming • Deadwooding Reduction • Removals Stump grinding • Year round service • Fully insured Contact Michael Baumann for a free estimate & property inspection at 636-375-2812 You’ll be glad you called!

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nths in Style • AG Adriano Goldschmied • Airedale Antics • Allen Edmonds Shoes • Alpine Shop • Aly’s Interiors Gifts & Boutique • Amelia’s Fine Linens • Amighetti’s • Amini’s Home, Rugs & Game Room • Apple of

ricot Lane Boutique • Arco Hair Company • Artmart • Avani Day Spa • B and B Aquatics • Babbo’s Spaghetteria • Bartolino’s Osteria • Bartolino’s South • Beauty World of St. Louis • Bella Milano • Bergfeld Recreati

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ers • California Pizza Kitchen • Carol House Furniture • Cassie’s • Catholic Supply of St. Louis, Inc. • Cat’s Meow Personalized Gifts • Celebrating Life Cake Boutique • Cha Boutique • Checkered Cottage • Christopher

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nals • clair de lune • Clay & Cotton Kirkwood • CODI the Boutique • Companion Bakery & Café • Curt Parker Jewelers • Cyrano’s Café • Deer Creek Café • Details Women’s Boutique • Distinctions • Down by the Stati

s • Elan • Erker’s Fine Eyewear • Erker’s Optical • Esther • Eye Roc Eyewear • Favazza’s on the Hill • Fazio’s Frets and Friends • Femme • Feraro’s Jersey Style Pizza • Fisher’s School Uniforms • Fitshop • Framations

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ming & Art Gallery • Frill Home • Fun in the Sun • G.H. Malone’s • Gene’s Shoes • Genovese Jewelers • Geranium • Giddyup Jane • Ginger and Mary Ann Boutique • Ginger Bay Salon & Spa • Gisèle’s • Glenn Betz Je

shops, restaurants, spas

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pa • Happy Up, Inc. • Head to Toe Dancewear • Heels Boutique • I.O. Metro • Ideal Image • Imagination Toys • Ivy Hill Boutique • J. Crew • J. Gilbert’s Wood-Fired Steaks & Seafood • J. Jill • J. Noto Italian Bakery & Con

. Whitney Gift Boutique • Jeans Jackets & Jewels • Jos. A. Bank • Joy Tribout Interiors-Joy on Clayton • Juicy Couture • Just Me Apparel • k. hall designs • Kakao Chocolate • kate spade new york • Kerry Cottage • Kim

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swear • Klutch Boutique • Krispy Kreme • Ladue Florist • Ladue Pharmacy • Laurie Solet • Laurie’s Shoes • Laurie’s Shoes Etc. • Laurie’s, Etc. • LookAfter Hair Company • Lulu Belles Fabrics • Lusso • MACS Designs •

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unlimited use of the card

onbeams • MOss Boutique • Mulqueeny Eye Centers • Never Enough • Novak Jewelers • Old House in Hog Hollow • Pace Farias Collections • Paper Patch • Paper Warehouse • Paperdolls Boutique • Parkview Garden

eenhouses • Peace by Piece Co. • Pie Oh My • Pink Magnolia • Pizzazz Gifts • POPtions! • Pottery Barn • Pottery Barn Kids • Prints Charming Gallery • Pulse • Pure by Jen • Q Boutique at the World Chess Hall of Fame

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