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Mehlville board weighs

revamped pay schedule
By GLORIA LLOYD
Staff Reporter
Teachers left the Mehlville School District last year in droves, but
few are leaving this year and those who stay could be rewarded
with a new salary schedule that makes their salaries more competitive with surrounding districts.
Pending a vote from teachers, the Board of Education could approve a memorandum of understanding, or MOU, that includes a
new salary schedule as soon as today Thursday, May 26 when
(See PAY, Page 6A)
Sunset Hills board considers

regulating videoconferencing
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Volunteers build gardens at Grants View Library
Gateway Greening volunteer Cathy Viehman of Affton, left, helps build a new community garden at the Grants View Branch County Library. The Grants View garden, where all 28 beds
are reserved for the 2016 growing season, is the latest edition of the St. Louis County Librarys
popular community gardening program and the only one that will be open this year, since the
other gardens are at the currently closed Cliff Cave and Prairie Commons branches. To view
more photographs, visit www.callnewspapers.com.
By GLORIA LLOYD
Staff Reporter
The Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen might regulate videoconferencing, as some aldermen question how a fellow alderman has
voted by video at half the meetings in the last six months.
The Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen was set to discuss an ordinance regulating video participation by its members at a work session Tuesday night after the Call went to press.
In the nine meetings since December, Ward 3 Alderman Keith Kostial
MFPDs net position continues to be strong, audit report finds

By MIKE ANTHONY
Executive Editor
The financial condition of the Mehlville Fire Protection District
continues to be strong, with its net position increasing by nearly
$500,000 during fiscal 2015.
The Board of Directors recently voted unanimously to approve
the districts Comprehensive Annual Financial Report, audited by
Hochschild, Bloom & Co., for the fiscal year ending Dec. 31, 2015.
Robert Offerman of Hochschild, Bloom & Co. told the board that
the district received an unmodified opinion on its 2015 financial

statements the best possible opinion that can be given.
... The district does an excellent job with its financial reporting,
he told the Board of Directors.
The fire district earned a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association for its 2014 financial statements. This is the 17th
consecutive year the district has received this recognition.
(See STRONG, Page 7A)
Crestwood aldermen to eye ordinance adopting rules of order

By MIKE ANTHONY
Executive Editor
A Crestwood alderman has proposed an
ordinance that would establish rules governing conduct at board meetings, including adopting Roberts Rules of Order.
Besides adopting Roberts Rules of
Order, the proposed ordinance would es-
who releases a record validly closed.

Under the proposed ordinance, an alderman found guilty of such a charge could be
removed from office with a supermajority
vote of the full board.
Aldermen were scheduled to consider the
ordinance Tuesday night after the Call
Enrollment in Mehlville
up for summer school
By GLORIA LLOYD
Staff Reporter
In a revamp of traditional summer
school, the Mehlville School District is
doubling instructional time for students
this summer and adding busing and new
programs like STEM camps that could
potentially turn the program into a significant moneymaker for the district.
Registration is still open for the programs, and elementary summer school
enrollment has already doubled compared
to last year due to the changes this year.
Changes for elementary include expansion to a full day and options to ride the
bus from a students home school, said
Deputy Superintendent Brian Lane, who
(See ORDER, Page 23A)
(See ENROLLMENT, Page 2A)
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oversees the program.

Summer school is free for students, but Mehlville receives payments from the state based on average daily
attendance.
Its going to be a really cool experience for the kids,
Lane said of what the district is now calling a Summer
Acceleration Program because of a new emphasis on not
just the remedial work typically associated with summer
school, but advanced classes that drive student achievement.
Some years the district has even lost money on summer
school, but Lane told the Call he projects the district could
make $350,000 after expenses this year on the program,
mostly due to increased enrollment from more buses and
expansion to a full day.
We thought that was a real need in the community for
working parents, and to not have to try to figure out how
to pick up your kid at 11 or 12, Lane said. Its not just a
remediation program as it was in the past. The nice thing
is that not only can we offer these great new classes and
services, but because of the way the state is reimbursing
for summer school and with all our added hours and students, well probably come out ahead.
All summer school programs take place Monday through
Thursday, June 6 through June 30.
Trautwein Elementary, 5011 Ambs Road, and Wohlwend
Elementary, 5966 Telegraph Road, will hold Elementary
Summer School Acceleration, a full-day program of classroom instruction in English Language Arts, or ELA, math,
science and social studies, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. All K-5
students involved will also have enrichment opportunities
during the course of the summer program, and for the
first time, a prekindergarten option will be offered to help
students prepare for kindergarten.
Those programs will run in two

half-day sessions.
Y-Care will be available for a
fee, and will also be available each
Friday during the term that summer
school is not in session.
New this year for elementary, parents can drop off and pick children
up at their home elementary school
and the district will bus them to
Brian Lane
Trautwein or Wohlwend.
If youre in the Rogers (Elementary) attendance area,
just bring your kids to Rogers well bus them from
there, Superintendent Chris Gaines said.
Bernard Middle School, 1054 Forder Road, will host
Middle School Summer Acceleration from 8 a.m. to noon.
The middle school program focuses on core subjects and
enrichment activities for students in grades six through
eight.
The district is piloting extra buses for elementary school
this year, and if its successful extra buses for middle
school could be added next year, Lane said.
Besides the usual summer school, middle schoolers can
attend the first-ever STEM camp for grades five through
eight, which will concentrate on project-based learning in
math and science. STEM stands for science, technology,
engineering and math.
We think the STEM camp will bring in some kids who
wouldnt otherwise come my sons going, Gaines
said.
The two-week STEM camps meet for a half day with
teachers who took two days of training and wrote new curriculum just for the camps, the deputy superintendent said.
Its all fun activities based around science, technology
and math, Lane said.
High School Summer Acceleration happens at Oakville
High School, 5557 Milburn Road, from 8 a.m. to noon.
Although the high school classes include remedial cours-
es for students who need them, they also include a range

of electives, including business, art, sports and personal
finance, that students can take now to take more advanced
classes during the school year or open their schedule to be
able to take band or choir.
All classes will use 1:1 laptops, and online courses
will also be offered, Summer School Academy Principal
Rodney Gerdes said in a recruitment video for the program.
Incoming freshmen who were close but did not place
into Algebra 1 can take an algebra bridge to get back on
the algebra track, Gerdes said.
For the first time, the high school program will also offer
a free series of study sessions for students planning to take
the June 11 ACT test a program so popular that it is
already full, but it will be offered again next year. ACT
classes are typically expensive, but the district is offering
the service for free.
High school participants can catch a shuttle bus from
Mehlville High School to Oakville each day, Gerdes said.
Why have two months of lag in your education?
Gerdes said in the video. Get yourself ahead and stay
ahead ... Come be in class, learn and have fun.
Breakfast and lunch will be available for all students
except prekindergarten, who will only have breakfast.
Both meals function on the same accounts as students
use during a typical school year, with free and reduced
lunch or regular payment.
Besides summer school and STEM camps, the district
will also offer more traditional summer camps on the same
dates in sports, chess, drivers education, Mad Science and
Little Medical School, among other topics.
Most summer camps will be at Blades Elementary, 5140
Patterson Road, and sports camps will be at Mehlville and
Oakville high schools.
To register for summer school, visit this article on our
website at www.callnewspapers.com for a link to the program page or visit www.mehlvilleschooldistrict.com.
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Videoconferencing
Ernst questions attendance
of Kostial through FaceTime
has attended four in person, four by video

and was absent from one due to a work
commitment in Wisconsin. He has attended the last two meetings in person, but said
he would be calling in Tuesday.
At the March 22 work session, aldermen unanimously voted for City Attorney
Robert E. Jones to draft an ordinance
regulating videoconferencing based on one
from Richmond Heights, including limits
of two meetings a year per alderman.
At a contentious meeting in February
under former Mayor Mark Furrer, aldermen voted 5-3 to allow Kostial to use the
iPhone app FaceTime to call in since Jones
ruled that FaceTime counts as a video
under state law a position rejected by
the dissenting aldermen, including board
President Richard Gau, Ward 1 Alderman
Dee Baebler and Mayor Pat Fribis, who
then represented Ward 4.
The Legislature overrode Gov. Jay Nixons 2013 veto of videoconferencing.
The new law allows every member of a
board to attend every meeting by video,
Nixon said.
The board barely had a quorum for the
work session, with Kostial, Baebler and
Ward 2 Alderman Tom Musich absent. In
a letter, Musich wrote that he had received
complaints about videoconferencing and
hoped the board could resolve the issue in a
professional and honorable manner without drama and grandstanding everything else will be an additional unwanted
public humiliation and disgrace.
Videoconferencing equipment for City
Hall could cost $10,000 to $15,000, Fribis
said. A phone could be hooked up to a
television screen with an HDMI cable
for a much lower cost, however, Ward 2
Alderman Steve Bersche noted.
One of the votes for FaceTime, thenWard 4 Alderman Donna Ernst, said she
would have voted differently if shed
known hospital consultant Kostial planned
to repeatedly use what she sees as an emergency attendance method. Ernst did not
seek re-election and was succeeded April
26 by Ward 4 Alderman Thompson Price
as Fribis was sworn in as mayor. Ernst was
also set to be up for discussion Tuesday as
one of the candidates for Fribis appointment of her replacement.
Although she opposed impeaching Furrer
last year, Ernst was so upset with Kostial
that she said impeachment for neglect of
duties should not be taken off the table.
Were setting another standard here of
a deadbeat alderman you dont have
to show up to the meetings, you could do
FaceTime, which is ridiculous, Ernst said.
And our other choice is to spend $10,000
or $15,000 on one alderman because he
took a job that he cannot fulfill. Thats not
fair to us, its not fair to the citizens the
citizens cannot hear him, they cant see
him.
At least one Missouri city, Marthasville,
outlawed videoconferencing because city
officials say they cant afford to buy video
equipment, but Jones does not believe that
is a valid interpretation of the law.
Fourth-class cities like Sunset Hills can-
not prohibit what state law allows, Jones

said. Kostial interprets that to mean any
restriction on videoconferencing would
violate the law.
But from the outset, Jones has said video
participation can be limited or regulated,
just not outlawed, even though the state
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Kostial, who said he has only received
positive feedback from the public on his
videoconferencing, questioned Ernsts
accuracy in saying that he would not attend
another meeting all year, and he believes
he is the alderman who is most active
checking in on City Hall.
When Donna flies off the handle, she
has no clue whats going on, he said. I
have my ear to the ground more, probably,
than most other aldermen.
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Ward 3 voters would have never in a
million years voted for Kostial if theyd
known he was going to be out of state
Sunday through Friday, Ernst said.
Kostial won election last year to sucfor a $1.00 New Patient
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three votes over Lori Scarlett. He won that
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By Mike Anthony
Meeting attendance comes

with holding elected office
Being elected to a public office carries with it many responsibilities.
Foremost among those responsibilities is attending meetings of the body
to which you were elected. By attending meetings, we mean an elected
official is expected to be physically
present at those meetings.
We also firmly believe that residents want their elected officials to be
physically present at board meetings.
In 2013, the Missouri Open Meetings and Records Act was amended
to allow roll-call votes to be cast by
elected officials attending a meeting
via videoconferencing.
In one of the rare instances that we
agree with Gov. Jay Nixon, he vetoed
the measure. However, the General
Assembly overrode Nixons veto.
While elected officials are permitted
to vote in meetings via videoconferencing, governmental bodies are
able to establish parameters for such
participation.
We believe an elected officials
participation at meetings through videoconferencing should be the rare
exception not the rule.
But for Sunset Hills Ward 3 Alderman Keith Kostial, attendance at
meetings via videoconferencing is
becoming the rule not the exception as his job frequently takes
him to Wisconsin.
As reported today by the Calls
Gloria Lloyd, Kostial has voted by
video at half the boards meetings in
the last six months.
Thats simply unacceptable.
We understand his need to make a
living, but he ran for alderman knowing full well the responsibilities the
office entailed.
The Sunset Hills Board of Aldermen
was set to discuss Tuesday night
after the Call went to press
whether to regulate members video
attendance at meetings.
Certainly emergencies will arise
from time to time necessitating a
member to attend via videconferencing, but we believe its reasonable to
impose limits on such participation.
Kostials election last year as alderman was not exactly an overwhelming mandate by voters, as he won by
three votes over Lori Scarlett. We
cant help but believe that if voters
would have been aware of his inability to attend the majority of meetings
in person that the outcome would
have been different.
As such, if Kostial cant guarantee his physical attendance at board
meetings on a regular basis, he should
consider resigning so someone can be
appointed who will represent his or
her constituents in person.
Wagner a great example of what is wrong with Washington, D.C.

To the editor:
Thanks to Brian Ettlings recent letter calling for U.S. Rep. Ann
Wagner to lead on climate change by supporting the Citizens
Climate Lobbys carbon fee and dividend proposal.
A quick review of Rep. Wagners voting record on energy and
oil reveals that she has signed the No Climate Tax Pledge by
Americans for Prosperity, which is a conservative political advocacy group funded by the Koch brothers.
The representative also has rejected cap-and-trade she signed
the Contract from America which supports the Tea Party movement and opposes regulating green house gas emissions.
Unfortunately, Rep. Wagner is a great example of what is wrong

with Washington, D.C.
She votes the way her political party, lobbyists and those who
contribute the most in the way of donations tell her to, in an effort
to elevate her status in the Republican Party. The only time the
constituents matter is when it gets close to election season.
People of Missouri, we can do better than this lets make
changes in November. And, oh by the way, she has stated on
numerous occasions she does not believe in climate change.
Jim Kaznica
Oakville
Pay
Schedule would add money
to starting pay, top salaries
it meets at 6:30 p.m. in the Administration

Building, 3120 Lemay Ferry Road.
Negotiations are confidential, but the
administration built its preview of next
years budget using a one-step increase to
salaries, which on the old salary schedule
is a 2.5-percent increase. If they happen
every year, steps roughly equate to a years
worth of service and increase the teachers
salary every year.
The salary schedules completely redone, but the cost of redoing the salary
schedule is about the same as giving a
step, Superintendent Chris Gaines said.
Theres still steps, but steps wont equate
to years for almost anybody.
Salaries were frozen last year as the number
of teachers who typically leave the district
tripled to nearly 60 after $4 million in budget
cuts that led to the passage of a 49-cent taxrate increase, Proposition R, last fall.
If approved, the new one-year MOU
would be the first significant change to the
districts salary schedule in a decade and
would add more money to the base starting
salary and more money at the top of the
schedule for veteran teachers, with a goal
Retiring
of attracting and retaining employees.

The idea comes out of the Salary
Schedule Committee that has been meeting on and off since it was mandated in the
MOU from two years ago. The committee
is made up of board President Samantha
Stormer, board member Larry Felton,
Wohlwend Principal Dave Meschke and
teachers Derek Norton and Ernie Perrica,
who is heading up negotiations this year.
After last years exodus of teachers, thenboard President Venki Palamand tried to
add money to the starting salary, but after
teachers objected, he pulled it from the agenda. The committee later produced a new
schedule that incorporated the basic idea of
increasing the starting salary to attract applicants, but also added money at the top of the
schedule to keep teachers from retiring.
When the committee met Oct. 7, member and Executive Director of Human
Resources Mark Catalana said compared
to districts like Lindbergh Schools, Fox,
Kirkwood and Rockwood, the new schedule would attract higher-quality talent by
raising the Mehlville starting salary from
$36,059, last in the region.
We would leap frog Fox and be second from the bottom, Catalana said. The
attraction piece would be taken care of, and
I think thats huge, I really think thats big.
Longest-serving employee in Sunset Hills

recognized at recent retirement celebration
impossible to have a career as long and distinguished as Mikes

had without the support of his wife. The sacrifices that his family
have made are enormous, LaGrand said. I want to thank you for
that, Becky, very much.
As the two police officials posed for pictures taken by the person
who now becomes the longest-serving city employee, Lt. Greg
A month before voters approved Prop R

by historic margins Nov. 3, Stormer said
she overheard someone who did not know
she was on the board bashing Mehlville
after hearing about the budget cuts.
She goes, How can they not take care of
those kids? Stormer said. I cannot stand
constantly being known as the cheapest,
that drives me nuts. That is frightening
to me to hear those kinds of things from
people who have nothing to do with the
district ... The way they talk about us is
not the way we need to be known we
have too much talent, we have great kids,
you look at our academic programs, scholarships we need to show that we are a
place to come. And we are a place to stay.
In light of the record number of teacher
resignations last year, Palamand wanted
the board to consider adding to base salaries in an emergency move designed to
prevent further resignations, but Stormer
felt that was up to the committee.
I think its something weve got to get on
right away and send a message to the staff
that were doing what we can to shift money
around to try to retain staff, Palamand said.
Then-board member Lori Trakas noted
that the panel was formed not to add dollars
to the salary schedule but to shift existing
dollars around to better attract and retain.
Zveitel, LaGrand said, Michael, thanks for everything, all the time.
Accepting the plaque, Swofford told the Board of Aldermen,
Its been a pleasure working for the city all these years. Of
course, its been a few ups and downs along the way, but overall
its been a very good place to work, a very fine community and a
good group of people to work with over the years.
The city held a retirement celebration for Swofford May 11 at
the Community Center.
Mayor Pat Fribis also thanked both the Swoffords for their service and dedication to the city.
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Teamsters representing Crestwood police

Crestwood officials are preparing for
negotiations with the citys Police Department, which is the first law enforcement
unit in the St. Louis area to unionize with
the Teamsters.
Just days after a vote by the Board of
Aldermen to keep the citys own police
force rather than outsource police services
to the county, Crestwood officers voted
overwhelmingly to be represented by
Teamsters Local 610 on April 29, according to a news release.
The foray into representing police departments was viewed by Teamsters national
leadership as a significant step by the
union, which represents 1.4 million public
employees in North America.

Many law enforcement officers throughout the Show Me state will see it is
time to seek strong Teamster representation to address their concerns, Teamsters
President Jim Hoffa stated in the release.
The dedicated men and women who put
their lives on the line every day will know
the Teamsters have their backs.
In the release, Crestwood Officer Dion
Olson stated, When I cast my vote, it was
an amazing feeling. I felt for the first time in
my 16 years of police work what it is like to
have a say in the future of my career. Im so
proud of my colleagues for taking the steps
necessary to better our working conditions.
Strong
Auditor says directors fees
probably lowest in county
In 2015, the districts total net position

total assets increased $499,119 to
$37,135,334 from $36,636,215 in 2014.
That amounts to a 1.36-percent increase,
according to the report.
The change in net position is primarily
due to the daily operations in the current
year, the report stated. Overall revenues
increased $795,195 from (the) prior year
and expenses decreased $409,323.
Of the total assets, $15,839,731 represents the districts investment in capital
assets, net of related debt; $2,354,000 is
restricted for dispatching; and the balance
of $18,941,603 will be used to meet the
districts ongoing obligations to citizens
and creditors, the report states.
At the May 11 meeting, Offerman outlined
Statement No. 68 from the Governmental
Accounting Standards Board, or GASB,
and its effect on the reporting of the districts defined-benefit pension plan, which
currently has 26 participants. No active
employees participate in that plan.
As a result of GASB Statement No. 68,
he said the districts 2014 financial statements were restated to include a nearly
$746,000 increase in the liability for the
defined-benefit pension plan.
The pension liability for the definedpension plan, even though its frozen,
theres a liability. In the past under GASB
Statement 25, that liability was just measured based on what the actuaries said you
had to put in versus what you funded. Now
the liability is an actual liability (and) has
been recorded on the systems of the districts financial statements ..., Offerman
said.
For 2015, the district reported current
and noncurrent liabilities totaling nearly
$10 million.
Of that $10 million, $5.3 million is from
the pension. So about 53 percent of your
liabilities is there from the defined-benefit
pension plan that has been frozen, he
said, adding that if the pension liability had
not been recorded, your liabilities really
would have went down by $1.2 million ...
Besides the pension liability, the district
reported a decrease of $308,278 in debt
due within one year and other long-term
debt for certificates of participation, or
COPs, issued in May 2000 and compensated absences.
A total of $3.61 million in COPs were
issued in 2000 to fund the expansion and

renovation of the districts No. 5 firehouse and administrative headquarters on
Mueller Road in Green Park.
In July 2005, the Board of Directors
voted to refund the COPs issued in 2000
with a savings of more than $240,000 in
interest payments. As of Dec. 31, the district owed $1,305,000 on the COPs.
The districts liability for accrued vacation totaled $1,015,785 at the end of 2015,
a decrease of $19,359.
The districts liability for accrued sick
leave totaled $736,710 at the end of 2014,
a reduction of $53,919.
In 2011, the district reduced its liability
for accrued sick leave by $1,487,347 to
$897,897 from $2,385,244. That liability
was reduced through attrition and a $1.1
million payout to employees.
The report highlighted several upgrades
in service during 2015, including:
2015 represented the second full year
after the district transitioned to a new
emergency dispatching center and recognized substantial technological upgrades
related to Advanced Vehicle Locator
AVL and Mobile Data Terminal
MDT. AVL service utilizes globalpositioning-system technology and allows
the closest available unit to be dispatched
based upon location, versus using a system
of designated areas of response. MDT service provides electronically transmitted,
real-time patient-information updates to
the crews while responding to the call.
The district continues to purchase a
new ambulance each year and provides
the largest ambulance service of all fire
districts in St. Louis County. 2015 represented the third full year of the districts
modified-staffing model to provide a sixth
ambulance in service, improving response
times for emergency medical services.
The districts child safety seat program
implemented in 2006 has installed over
1,800 safety seats at no cost to residents.
The districts blended tax rate of 70
cents per $100 of assessed valuation was
the lowest of all county fire districts for the
10th consecutive year.
During 2015, board Chairman Aaron
Hilmer was paid $1,725, board Treasurer
Bonnie Stegman was paid $1,829 and
board Secretary Ed Ryan was paid $1,759
a total of $5,313.
Actually, this district probably has the
lowest directors fees of most all the districts in St. Louis County ..., Offerman
said.
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South County Separated, Divorced, Widowed and Remarried Catholics will meet at 7
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Delmar Gardens South, 5300 Butler Hill
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at 2:30 p.m. Monday in the main dining room.
For more information, call (314) 842-0588.
The SAJE Senior Ministry will offer bingo
from 11 a.m. to noon at Episcopal Church of
the Advent, 9373 Garber Road. For more information, call (314) 822-4736.
St. Anthonys Medical Center will sponsor
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prostate cancer at 7 p.m. in the fourth-floor conference room at the John K. Pruellage Heart &
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The SAJE Senior Ministry will sponsor openplay pickleball, including instruction for new
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The Crestwood-Sunset Hills Kiwanis Club
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Overeaters Anonymous will meet at 7:30
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The Retired Mens Club of Webster Groves
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Lockwood Ave. Men of all faiths are welcome.
GriefShare, a support group designed to
help individuals cope with the death of a loved
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Church of Webster Gardens, 8749 Watson Road.
Friday, May 27
A jitterswing dance will be offered at the

Concord Farmers Club, 10140 Concord School
Road. Lessons start at 7 p.m. and dancing begins at 8 p.m.
Gethsemane Lutheran Church, 765 Lemay
Ferry Road, will offer open prayer sessions
from 11 a.m. to noon Fridays, Mondays and
Wednesdays.
Saturday, May 28
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will sponsor folk dancing from 7:30 to 10:45
p.m. at University United Methodist Church,
6901 Washington Ave. For more information,
call (314) 638-4024.
Sunday, May 29
Peace Lutheran Church, 737 Barracksview

Road, will host a Memorial Day Concert at 6:30
p.m. featuring the Winds of Peace, a 35-piece
band comprised of members and friends of
Peace; the Voices of Peace, a 75-voice strong
choir of members and friends of Peace; and the
We Are One Community Choir of Arnold. This
concert will serve as a preview for Mondays
Memorial Day ceremony at Jefferson Barracks
National Cemetery. The concert is open to the
public. A free-will offering will be taken.
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Ruby E. Schmidt
Ruby E. Schmidt,
89, of Oakville, died
May 1 in Port St.
Lucie, Fla.
Born March 16,
1927, in Hutchinson,
Kan., she was the
daughter of Elva B.
Bourell-Brennan.
Ruby Schmidt
Mrs. Schmidt was
an activity director
for 20 years and co-founded the Activity
Directors Association of Missouri. She was
an active member of the original Oakville
American Legion, a former parishioner
and active volunteer at St. Francis of Assisi
Catholic Church and School, where her four
children attended the parish school, and a
Scout den mother for her two eldest sons.
Mrs. Schmidt was a charter member
of the Oakville Lions Club and a charter
member and club president of the Oakville
Elks Ladies Auxiliary.
She is survived by her four children,
Michael Schmidt of Port St. Lucie, Fla;
Walter A. Schmidt of Pasadena, Fla.;
Pamela A. Schmidt, formerly of Oakville
and Arnold; and Kevin P. Schmidt of Germantown, Tenn.; seven grandchildren,
Cindy Wulf of Sioux City, Iowa; Christopher Schmidt of Des Moines, Iowa; John
Schmidt of Clearwater, Fla.; Jenny Andrews
of Barnhart; Andrea Witt of Arnold; Erik
Schmidt of Germantown, Tenn.; and David
Schmidt of Bartlett, Tenn.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 52 years, Walter H. Schmidt.
A graveside gathering for family will

take place June 17 at Jefferson Barracks
National Cemetery. A Celebration of Life
for close family and friends will follow.
Kathleen Pat Ketzner
Kathleen
Pat
Ketzner, 72, died
April 18.
She worked 35
years in the financial
industry and retired
from the Missouri
Lutheran Synod.
Mrs. Ketzner was
Pat Ketzner
a past volunteer
tutor at Green Park
Lutheran School, an auxiliary member of
Crestwood Elks 2503 and member of the
Affton Chamber of Commerce.
She was the beloved wife and best friend
for 53 years of John A. Ketzner Jr; dear
sister of Howard and Rhonda Ketzner;
dear aunt to John H. R. Ketzner; dear
mother to Beckie Piontek; and dearest special friend of Mel and Avonne Schroeter.
Visitation and services were at John L.
Ziegenhein South County. Services also
were at Christ Memorial Lutheran Church.
Interment was in Mount Hope Cemetery.
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wrestling, track, swimming, basketball and
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LHS Athletics Director Scott Luczak
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colleges and universities across Missouri
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say about their athletes headed to college
teams next year:
Matthew Dreon, son of Peter and Mary
Dreon, has played soccer for 11 years.
As a Flyer, he played center midfield
and served as team captain during both
his freshman and senior years. Matthews
career highlight was scoring the gamewinning goal this year in the final seconds
of play against Parkway South. Matthew
has been on the honor roll all four years of
high school, and is a member of National
Honor Society, French Honor Society and
Future Business Leaders of America.
Matt has been an outstanding member of the varsity boys soccer team for
the past two years, coach Mark Giesing
stated in a news release. His consistent
hard work and positive attitude earned
him a captains position on the team during his senior year. He was the starting
central midfielder for the varsity team, and
from this position directed the Lindbergh
offense and was critical to the teams success this year.
Matthew will play soccer for coach Tim
Mosby at St. Louis Community CollegeMeramec, where he plans to major in
environmental engineering.
Dylan Jones, son of Dusty and Brooke
Jones, has been wrestling for 14 years.
During his high school career, he won the
Flyer Classic Tournament. Dylan serves
on Leadership Committee and has maintained a 3.0 grade-point average, or GPA,
in addition to wrestling.
Dylan Jones was a leader on the football and wrestling team at Lindbergh High
School, wrestling coach Ben Smith stated. He has been one of the best wrestlers
in the state of Missouri and a pillar in
the community. Dylan has stayed very
involved with the Lindbergh community
by volunteering as a middle school football coach, as well as a youth league
wrestling coach. Good luck at Millikin
University, Dylan.
Dylan will attend Millikin University in
Decatur, Ill., and plans to major in mathematics education. Dylan will wrestle for
coaches Ryan Birt and Erik Hanson.
Malik Johnson, son of Renita and Harold
Johnson, has had an exciting career as
a Flyer, placing fifth in state in the 100meter dash, and twice being named AllState in track and field. In addition, Malik
was twice named All Conference football
as cornerback, and in 2015 he was the
Flyers football most valuable player.
Malik has been a four-year letter winner and a three-time state qualifier, coach
James Petersen stated. He has been a
tremendous asset to the Lindbergh boys
track and field program throughout his
entire career.
Malik will run track for Northwest Missouri State University and plans to major
in sports marketing.
Austin Mayer, son of Keith and Leslie
Mayer, has been swimming for 12 years.
As a Flyer, he holds school records in the
500 freestyle, 200 freestyle, 200 IM and
100 freestyle. He has been named All State
in swimming for four years.
Outside of swimming, Austin is a member of National Honor Society, French
Honor Society, Strolling Strings and Symphonic Orchestra, and has a 4.2 GPA.
He will swim at Truman State University
for coach Ed Pretre.
Austin is probably the best all-around
swimmer I have had the opportunity to
coach here at Lindbergh, coach Timothy
Lombardo stated. Austin is an awesome
young man. Truman State got a great one.
Greg Lahm, son of Mike and Malinda
Lahm, has played forward for the varsity
basketball Flyers for three of his four years
at LHS. He started his career playing for
the junior varsity team in ninth grade.
Lahm says his most memorable moment
as a Flyer was joining the 1,000-careerpoint club during a matchup against his
dads alma mater, Mehlville High School.
Greg has set the standard here at
Lindbergh of what a student-athlete should
be, coach Jason Wolfard stated. He has
improved every year of his high school
career and ranks among the top players to
ever play basketball at LHS. He is going
to be a tremendous asset at Missouri S&T
next year with their basketball team, and
he will continue to achieve great things in
his future.
Off the court, Lahm is a four-year Renaissance platinum award winner, a member
of National Honor Society and a district
DECA champion.
He will play basketball for coach Jim
Glash next year for Missouri University of
Science and Technology, where he plans
to major in engineering.
Elizabeth Perley, daughter of Brad and
Janet Perley, has been playing volleyball
for nine years, most recently in the position of middle/right side for the Flyers.
She played on the varsity team for three
years, and led the team in blocks her senior
year. Lizzies favorite memory as a Flyer
is scoring the winning point on Senior
Night and playing alongside her five senior
teammates, who have grown up together in
the sport.
She is a four-time Renaissance award
recipient, and a member of DECA, Future
Business Leaders of America, National
Honor Society, National English Honor
Society and Spanish Honor Society.
Lizzie is a hard worker who does whatever is required of her to make the team
around her better, coach Rob Langevin
stated. She played many positions until
finding a spot in the middle. She is an
aggressive, active player who always finds
a way to get into the offensive mix.
Perley will play volleyball at Maryville
University for coach Ashlee Brockenbrough. She plans to major in sports business management.
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The Boy Scouts of America will conduct
its 67th annual Memorial Day Good Turn
beginning at 12:30 p.m. at Jefferson Barracks
National Cemetery, 2900 Sheridan Road.
Nearly 4,000 Scouts will decorate each of the
280,000 graves with an American flag.
Overeaters Anonymous will meet from
10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at 9907 Gravois Road,
Suite E. Enter at the rear of the building. For
Monday, May 30
Memorial Day Regularly scheduled activities are canceled.

The St. Louis Symphony Volunteer Association will sponsor its 44th annual Gypsy Caravan from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the St. Charles
Family Arena, 2002 Arena Parkway. The sale
will feature over 300 outdoor vendors and
over 100 indoor vendors offering antiques,
crafts, jewelry and furniture items. Early bird
admission from 7 to 9 a.m. costs $20 and general admission from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. costs $10.
Children under 13 are admitted free.
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
will sponsor its annual event honoring those
who fought during the War of the Rebellion following the annual Memorial Day ceremony at
Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, which
starts at 10 a.m. Sons of Union Veterans will
march to the Civil War section of the cemetery
for a ceremony remembering the Boys in Blue
and a presentation on the founding of the Grand
Army of the Republic. The event also will
feature an honor guard with a firing salute, followed by cannon fire.
Tuesday, May 31
Affton Chapter 1015 of Take Off Pounds

Sensibly will meet at 10 a.m. in Room 103 of
the Salvation Army, 824 Union Road. Weighins begin at 9:10 a.m. For more information,
call (314) 845-3046.
Overeaters Anonymous will meet at 1
p.m. at the Concord Trinity United Methodist

Church Library, 5275 S. Lindbergh Blvd.
Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter 186 will
meet at 9 a.m. in Rooms 3 and 4 on the lower
level at Mary, Mother of the Church, 5901
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Wednesday, June 1
The Happy Hookers Crochet and Social

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Dotties senior group for men and women
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information about the meeting date and time,
call (314) 638-3402.
The South County Kiwanis Club will meet
from noon to 1 p.m. at Fraileys Southtown
Grill, 4329 Butler Hill Road. For more information, call (314) 487-6877.
The South County Toastmasters will meet at
7 p.m. at the MetLife Building, 13045 Tesson
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The Gravois Kiwanis Club will meet at noon
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The Rotary Club of Crestwood-Sunset
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Lindbergh High School English teacher Katie Arens celebrates her district
Teacher of the Year honor with, from left, LHS Principal Eric Cochran, Board of
Education member Mike Tsichlis, Superintendent Jim Simpson and Assistant
Superintendent Brian McKenney.
Arens named Lindbergh Teacher of the Year

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Lindbergh High School English teacher

Katie Arens recently was named Lindbergh
Schools 2016 Teacher of the Year during
a surprise ceremony at her school.
At Lindbergh High School, Arens has
introduced innovative teaching strategies
to help the entire school embrace 21st century learning, while simultaneously developing a student advisory program dedicated to academics and character development, according to a news release.
Most recently, she wrote first-of-its-kind
curriculum for a brand-new English class
that incorporates 21st-century skills and
Project Based Learning. Her fellow teachers say English PBL is arguably the most
challenging curriculum in the LHS English
Department, and that Arens is constantly
revamping, redesigning and reorganizing
her lessons as the course develops to
ensure that students learn critical skills.
She is a collaborative partner who works
well with students and coworkers, and is
not afraid to gather feedback, self-reflect
and make her lessons better.
Project Based Learning is an emerging
trend in education that allows students
to focus in-depth on a topic that interests
them, developing critical thinking, problem solving skills, and various forms of
reading and writing skills through a variety of speaking and listening activities. It
emphasizes student choice in the learning
process: choice in assignment type; choice
in assessment type; and most importantly,
choice in the revision process.

Ms. Arens is a teacher who inspires
students of all backgrounds and abilities
to learn, Principal Eric Cochran stated
in the release. She represents all of the
phenomenal teachers at LHS, and will do
a great job as she advances to Missouris
regional level competition. She has earned
the respect of students, parents, and colleagues, and we are proud that she has
been selected to represent Lindbergh
teachers districtwide.
Arens developed and implemented the
high schools PAC Advisory Council, a
program that connects teachers and students to help students plan for their academic future while focusing on character
development. In this role, she has helped
execute four schoolwide service learning
projects for more than 2,000 students,
creating meaningful and engaging learning
experiences.
I really could not be here without all of
you, Arens told the LHS faculty during
the surprise announcement. I appreciate
your help so much, and all of your support.
Arens is a member of the LHS Character
Council, a student teaching mentor teacher, and a leader in professional development for her colleagues.
She has been an English teacher at LHS
since 2011 and earned her bachelor of science degree in secondary education at the
University of Missouri-Columbia.
Mehlville goes paperless with Peachjar tool

The Mehlville School District has
launched a new electronic flier communication tool called Peachjar.
District officials believe that employees
and residents will appreciate the time
and financial benefits that come with the
Peachjar system.
This green initiative will save the district tons of paper and reduce copy costs by
thousands of dollars. On top of that, posting school fliers in this electronic backpack
will eliminate the time that teachers, office
staff and volunteers spend every week
stuffing papers into student backpacks.
The Peachjar system will be used exclusively for distribution of school-approved
materials, including the monthly lunch
menus and event fliers. The cost is free
for any materials that are generated by
the schools, for all PTO materials and for
anything that is a fundraiser for a school or

the entire district. Outside organizations,
like summer sports camps and nonschool
activities, will have to pay a small fee to
post their fliers on Peachjar.
The Peachjar system went online Monday.
To request flier approval, follow the steps
below. Once approved, the flier will be
emailed to all parents and posted online.
Visit www.peachjar.com.
Register as an Enrichment/Community
Org. account type.
Upload your flier for approval.
Your flier will be automatically submitted to the Communications Department
and the materials will be reviewed. Some
fliers might be rejected due to content. The
submitter will be notified and advised on
what changes should be made.
June Honeymoon
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wedding anniversary on (date)
A reception was held at (place)
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The groom is the son of (parents names)
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The maid (or matron) of honor was (name)
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Mr. (name)
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The bridesmaids were (list names and relationship)
by the Rev. (ministers full name)
He is retired from/employed by (name of firm)

where he has worked for (number)
The best man was (name)
of (city)
year(s).
Mrs. (name)
(relationship)
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by/retired from (name of firm)
The groomsmen were (list names and relationship)
They are parents of (number of children) , number and city of residence
The flower girl was (name)
(relationship)
The ringbearer was (name)
(relationship)
The ushers were (give name and city of residence)
The couple has (number)
of grandchildren.
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A reception was held at (place)
After a wedding trip to (loca-
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the couple moved to (location)
The bride is a (education)

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I. Help Wanted
100. Employment Agencies

102. Employment Openings
103. Employment Wanted
104. Medical Health Openings
II. Opportunities
200. Franchises
202. General
204. Income
206. Manufacturing
208. Restaurant
210. Retail
212. Service
214. Wholesale
III. Health
IV. Education
400. Child care, needed

402. Child care, licensed
404. Child care, unlicensed
406. Counseling
408. Lessons
410. Schools
412. Tutoring
V. Entertainment
500. Bands
501. DJs
502. Halls
503. Parties
504. To do
506. To eat out, cater in
508. To listen
510. To see
512. Tickets
VI. Vacations
102. EMPLOYMENT
OPENINGS
I. Help
Wanted
102. EMPLOYMENT
OPENINGS
RETIREES 55+ Have reliable
transportation? Enjoy visiting elderly? Receive mileage reimbursement .57 and stipend, $2.65/hour.
Call Senior Companion Volunteers @ 314-627-1243
CUSTODIAL
AIDE
LEMAY, MO 8:30 a.m. 2:30
p.m. Mon-Fri $7.80/hr. Full benefits. Tenth grade education or
equivalent. Ability to lift 40 lbs
floor to waist. Able to stand for
extended periods of time. Must
pass pre-employment drug test &
background check. For more information, call 636-207-4231 or e-mail
lreich@mid-eastaaa.org EOE.
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
HOMECARE Hiring reliable
non-medical caregivers. Must
have own vehicle. (314-843-9673)
ENTRY LEVEL OFFICE ASSITANT for Land Survey Office.
Person Must Possess Attention to
Detail in a Fast Paced Office. Excellent Benefits. Send Resumes to:
marler@marlersurveying.net.
ENTRY LEVEL LAND SURVEYOR HELPER for local land
surveying company. An opportunity for persons interested in a career in surveying. Send resumes to
m.marlersurveying@gmail.com
VIII. Real Estate
300. Care facilities

302. Diet
304. Elderly care
306. Equipment, products
308. Exercise programs
310. Services
600. In state
602. Out of state
604. Rentals
COURIER/RESEARCH
PERSON NEEDED for Land
Surveying Company. Job
Includes Researching Deeds at
Recording Office & General Daily
Deliveries. Must Have Valid
Drivers License. Send Resumes to:
m.marlersurveying@gmail.com
ACCUCARE NEEDS
CAREGIVERS
AccuCare, RN-owned and managed home health care provider,
has immediate openings for caregivers. Contact Lexi Beck, HR
Liaison, lbeck@accucare.com or
314-692-0020.
APPLE OF YOUR EYE
LEARNING CENTER seeking
full and part-time assistant and lead
teachers. Benefit package. Apply
in person. Must be 18 or older.
(314) 638-1568.
RETIRED MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL OR NURSES AID
for 24 hr. care for elderly man in
Columbia, Illinois. 314-974-9987.
LABORER WANTED PARTTIME Call between 7am & 10am
for an appointment to interview
314-575-9680
COMMERCIAL
LOCKSMITH Full-time day work
with benefits. Some electrical
helpful, must pass background
& drug test. Send resume to
lockjobs5@gmail.com
VII. Vehicles
700. Antique
701. Autobody, repair
702. Auto rental
704. Boats
706. Cars, vans for sale
708. Trucks, SUVs for sale
710. Motorcycles, ATVs
712. RVs, trailers
714. Service, equipment
716. Vehicles wanted
800. Apartments
801. Condominiums
802. Open Houses
803. Homes, South County for sale
804. Homes, South County for rent
806. Homes, St. Louis City for sale
807. Homes, St. Louis City for rent
809. Homes, Jefferson County for sale
810. Homes, Jefferson County for rent
812. Illinois for sale/rent
813. Missouri for sale/rent
815. Industrial, office
816. Inspections
818. Land for sale
819. Management
820. Mobile homes
821. Mortgage
822. New homes
823. Real estate auction
824. Recreational
825. Retail
826. Services, products
827. Storage space
829. Want to buy
830. Want to rent
IX. Professional Services
900. Advertising, public relations

901.Aeration
902. Air conditioning, heating
904. Alarms
905. Alter, dry clean, iron
906. Answering service
908. Appliance repair
909. Audio, video
102. EMPLOYMENT
OPENINGS
FRUIT CONSULTANT/
DESIGNER
ASSOCIATE
Edible Arrangements stores in
Sunset Hills and Brentwood are
looking for its next Fruit Consultant/Designer Associate. We need
an energetic and outgoing individual who is willing to go above and
beyond for our valued customers.
Excellent phone and interpersonal
skills are a must! Food service and
food prep experience is preferred.
Part-time hours. Please call Julia
at 314-229-4529.
COUNTER HELP, Permanent
position. Early morning & Sat.
mornings. Yorkshire Cleaners
(314) 846-2646.
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910. Awnings
911. Barber, beauty shop
912. Bicycle Service
913. Blinds, shades, drapes
914. Brick, stone, tuckpointing
915. Carpentry, wood restoration
916. Carpet cleaning, installation
917. Caulking
918. Chimney sweep
919. Ceramic tile
920. Cleaning
921. Computer design, repair
922. Computer programming
923. Concrete, asphalt
924. Construction
925. Decks
926. Delivery
927. Desktop publishing
928. Doors, garage doors
929. Drywall
930. Electrical
931. Exterior Remodeling
932. Excavating
933. Fans
934. Fencing
935. Financial
936. Flooring
937. Foundation
938. Framing, art
939. Fundraisers
940. Furniture repair
941. General contracting
942. Glass, window repair
944. Guttering
945. Handyman
946. Hauling
947. Homeinspectors
948. Home maintenance
950. Income tax, bookkeeping
951. Insurance
952. Interior decorating
953. Internet services
954. Kitchen, bath
955. Landscaping
956. Lawn
958. Lawn mower repair
959. Legal services
960. Lighting
962. Locksmith, keys
102. EMPLOYMENT
OPENINGS
963. Marble, granite

964. Moving, storage
966. Mowing
967. Organizing
968. Painting, wallpapering
970. Pest control
971. Photography
972. Plumbing, sewer, septic
974. Pressure washing
975. Printing, calligraphy
976. Remodeling
978. Retaining walls
980. Roofing
981. Sand Blasting
982. Sharpening
983. Siding
984. Signs
985. Sprinkler systems
986. Storage buildings
987. Stump removal
988. Swimming pools
989. Telephone
990. Transportation, travel
991. Tree services
992. Tuckpointing
994. Waterproofing
996. Windows, Stained Glass
1038. Jewelry
1040. Miscellaneous
1042. Musical instruments
1044. Office equipment
1046. Photography supplies
1048. Sporting equipment
1050. Restaurant equipment
1051. Vending machines
1052. Tools, hardware
1053. Warehouse Sales
1054. Want to buy
1056. Want to sell
XI. Pets
1100. For sale

1101. Free
1102. Grooming
1104. Livestock
1106. Pet sitting
1108. Services
1110. Supplies
1112. Veterinary
XII. Lost and Found
Lost and Found ads are free of charge

for two weeks (16 words or less)
XIII. Personals
X. Merchandise
1000. Air conditioning, heating

1002. Antiques, arts,collectibles
1004. Appliances
1006. Auction, estate sales
1008. Books, magazines
1010. Clothing
1012. Coins
1014. Computers
1016. Craft fairs
1018. Electronics
1020. Farm, lawn equipment
1022. Firewood
1024. Floor coverings
1026. Flowers
1028. Furniture
1030. Garage, moving sale, flea market
1031. Gifts
1032. Guns
1034. Household goods
1036. Industrial building supplies
102. EMPLOYMENT
OPENINGS
1300. Anniversary greetings

1302. Birthday greetings
1304. Holiday greetings
1306. Invitations
1308. Men seeking women
1309. Roommate
1310. Women seeking men
1312. Prayers
1314. Reunions
1316. Special
XIV. Announcements
1400. Legal notices

1401. Public service
1403. Athletic registration
1404. Call Promotions
102. EMPLOYMENT
OPENINGS
CAREGIVERS
Immediate shifts available. You
must successfully pass all background screenings, have a reliable
car and insurance. To apply visit
www.seniorshomecare.com. Hiring open house Mondays 10am2pm. 314-962-2666.
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for fast-paced, deadline environment.
Web page management and
social media platform experience a plus.
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Starting at $10/hr.
Send resume with

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304. ELDERLY CARE
III. Medical
Health
304. ELDERLY CARE
IV. Education
408. LESSONS
HAIR CARE FOR SENIORS.

In your home. Licensed Beautician with references. South County
area. Call Mary, (314) 484-9577.
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310. SERVICES
Personalized Care Plan
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SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS. Unable

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410. SCHOOLS
MISSOURI WELDING INSTITUTE, INC. Nevada, Missouri. Become a Certified Pipe and
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412. TUTORING
EXPERIENCED TEACHER
will tutor any age. ACT & SAT
prep. Individualization is the secret
to success. (314) 303-5352.
VII. Vehicles
706. CARS, VANS
FOR SALE
2015 CHEVROLET CRUZE
2LT. $15,999. Stk #B3284. Certified Pre-Owned. Bob Brockland
Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
1LT. $10,890. Stk #T70327CC.
Certified Pre-Owned. Bob Brockland Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
1LT. $11,995. Stk #K50015C.
1989 CADILLAC EL DORADO. $5,696. Stk #P4099. Certified Pre-Owned. Bob Brockland
Buick GMC, (618) 281-2288
2008 GMC ENVOY 4WD DENALI. $16,999. Stk S#B3247A.
2014 FORD ESCAPE. $16,999.
Stk #T80222A. Certified PreOwned. Bob Brockland Buick
GMC, (618) 281-2288
2015 FORD FLEX. $31,900.
Stk #B3268. Certified Pre-Owned.
Bob Brockland Buick GMC, (618)
281-2288
2011 CHEVROLET HHR.
$9,687. Stk #B3262B. Certified
Pre-Owned. Bob Brockland Buick
GMC, (618) 281-2288
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2009 BUICK Low miles 47,xxx,
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714. SERVICE,
EQUIPMENT
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Roadside Assistance & Monthly
Reward. Call 1-800-360-9519
Visit us online at www.callnewspapers.com
716. VEHICLESWANTED
DONATE YOUR CAR, Truck
or Boat to Heritage For the Blind.
Free 3 Day Vacation, Tax Deductible, Free Towing, All Paperwork
taken care of. Call 1-800-794-2203
VIII. Real
Estate
800. APARTMENTS FOR
RENT
PUBLISHERSNOTICE: All real estate
advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair
Housing Act, which makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex,
handicap, familial status, or national origin, or
intention to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.
We will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the
law. All persons are hereby informed that all
dwellings advertised are available on an equal
opportunity basis.
ALL UTILITIES PAID. 1

bdrm, all electric, clean, quiet,
laundry facility, private entrance,
well-lighted parking. Near
Gravois Bluffs shopping. No pets.
(636) 349-0332, (314) 277-7498,
(314) 409-5050.
GREEN PARK
GARDENS
Spacious 2 BD / 2 BA community. Quiet country setting. King
size master bedroom with bath.
W/D hookups in unit. We welcome
seniors. Great location near Lindbergh/Hwy 21. Rent $710. Call:
(314) 487-0880
IREMCO,
INC.
636-530-7171.
Agent,
804. HOMES, SOUTH

COUNTY FOR RENT
BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED,
Four Bed, 2.5 Bath Open Concept Home for Lease in Oakville!
Granite Counter Tops, Fireplace,
Garage & Deck. Available Immediately $1,1750-$1,850 per Month.
Schedule a Showing Today.
314.413.5514.
815. OFFICE, INDUSTRIAL,

MEDICAL
FOR SALE 3031 TELEGRAPH RD Nice 3,690 Sq.Ft.
Office Building at Intersection of
Sappington Barracks & Telegraph.
Must See Has Many Uses. CALL
DAN CERONE REALTORS,
(314) 842-7647
FOR LEASE
OFFICE SPACE
at I-55 & I-270
OFFICE/WAREHOUSE
at I-55 & Meramec Bottom
RETAIL SPACE
Mackenzie & Heege
314.845.1688
826. SERVICES, PRODUCTS
PRO #1 REALTY
Property management, sales
and services. 314-200-6060,
www.pro1realty.net, BBB member.
IX. Professional
Services
914. BRICK, STONE,

TUCKPOINTING
HIGH HEAT
MASONRY
Specializing in custom, outdoor
masonry ovens, fireplaces and fire
pits. We do retaining walls, mailboxes, planters, brick gas grills,
any aspect of masonry. Since 1977.
Call Kevin (618) 667-3837.
314-296-8223 ALL TYPES
TUCKPOINTING, bricklaying,
stone work, waterproofing and
caullking serving St. Louis since
1969. Proof of insurance provided.
NO deposit required and we accept all major credit cards. Service
award recipient and A+ BBB rating.
danmilbournconstruction.com
TUCKPOINTING, CHIMNEY REPAIRS. Roofing - new
or repairs. Foundation/stone/basement work. Carpentry repair. Over
38 years experience. Call Don
314-865-0558. All work guaranteed. A+ rating with the BBB.
MASSEYTUCKPOINTING
Expert Tuckpointing
Chimney Repair Specialist
Brick &Stone Repair Caulking
$50 OFF over $500

BBB A+Rating
901. AERATION
Winner of the 2013 Torch Award
( 31 4) 48 6-3303
ARNDT LAWN
SERVICE
For all your lawncare needs!

Aeration specialist now scheduling Spring aeration. Revitalize
your lawn & enhance the growth.
Call Jeff (314) 623-3406 or
jwarndt2763@sbcglobal.net
916. CARPET CLEANING,

INSTALLATION
912. BICYCLE SERVICE
REPAIR IT BEFORE YOU

REPLACE IT. Carpet Sales,
repaired, restretched, installed.
Nick Gaines. For phone quote:
(314) 845-8049.
SO
STL
UTH COUNTY
Cyclery
EST
1933
24 Hour Bike Service

Schedule Service Today
314-843-5586
INDEPENDENTLY OWNED
& OPERATED SINCE 1989
CARPET REPAIRS restretching, reseaming, and patching.

No job too small. Free estimates.
(314) 892-1003.
Follow
Call Newspapers on
at twitter.com/stlcall
Crossword Puzzle (Answers on page 21A)
CLUES ACROSS
2. Potato state (abbr.)
1. ____ Straights: rock
3. Occupies
band
4. In a way, removed
5. Eyelid infection
5. Conditions of balance
9. Unions
6. Long angry speeches
12. Talk
7. Hello (slang)
13. Philippine island
8. Termination point
14. Water obstruction
9. Wonderful (slang)
16. ___orist: tree expert
10. Morning
17. Female sibling
11. Maple syrup
18. Lonely
ingredient
20. Singer Zadora
12. Commencements
22. Expresses surprise
15. Playful in a naughty
23. Caused
way
24. Copyread
16. Whale ship captain
26. Specific gravity (abbr.) 17. Satisfy to excess
27. Adjusted to fit
29. Grow old
31. Sticks out
32. Boil or stew inwardly
33. Indicates position
34. Artificial intelligence
(abbr.)
35. Less fresh bread
39. Talked excitedly
43. Blackbeard and
Captain Kidd
45. Take away anxieties
46. Western state (abbr.)
47. Tape with a thousand
uses
48. Employee stock
ownership plan
49. Baby doctor (abbr.)
50. Santa ___ winds
52. __ Hirobumi:
Japanese
Prime Minister
53. Imitate
54. __tle and bustle
55. One point east of due
south
57. City in Finland
59. Distress signal
60. Ally in a cause
63. Negatives
64. A way to stand firm
CLUES DOWN
1. Girl having a coming
out party
19. Have dinner

21. Phil __: former CIA
23. Fuel measurement
(abbr.)
25. Golf ball holder
28. Elevation at the front
of a ceremonial place
30. Any one of 50 in the
USA
35. Prevents harm to
creatures
36. Youthful male
37. Small ornamental bag
38. To set right
39. Breathe
40. Healing plant
41. Quickly pinch or bite

42. Labor organizer
Eugene
44. Small rocks
45. Brought up a child
51. Elementary stages of
any subject
54. A way to till
56. Geological time
58. A public promotion of
some product
59. An enclosure for
swine
61. Sodium
62. Newest Washington
memorial (abbr.)

924. CONSTRUCTION
IX. Professional
Services
920. CLEANING
CLEAN AS A WHISTLE Family Owned & Operated Since 2006.
Weekly, Bi-weekly, Monthly.
Move-In & Move-Out. Insured
& Bonded. $10.00 off first time
customers. Located in South
County. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A+ BBB rating. 314-426-3838.
www.cleanasawhistlestl.com
CHERIS CLEANING
SERVICE
Commercial & Residential. Experienced & Insured for your protection. Family owned, 20 years.
Angies List member since 2004!
(314) 894-5599
TIME TO CLEAN?
CALL KATHLEEN!
Christian, 30 Years Experience.
Dependable, Detailed, References.
Commercial or Residential.
(314) 412-3930.
Scrubby Dutch
Cleaning
ST. LOUIS REMODELING

& CONSTRUCTION. High
Quality Workmanship that fits
your budget! Small Projects of
all Kinds, Remodeling, Basement Finishes, Home Additions
& Custom Homes. See our reviews on Houzz.com or visit us at
www.stlconstruction.us, A+ Rated
BBB Business. Free in home consultations! Call us at 314-252-0723
928. DOORS,
GARAGE DOORS
ELECTRO
DOOR
SYSTEMS INC. See our ad in
the Professional Services Directory
(314)-454-0460 (618)-281-4056
930. ELECTRICAL
INNOVATIVE ELECTRIC
Well Experienced. Services, Remodels, Additions. Licensed, Insured. Credit Cards Accepted.
(314) 546-5915.
935. FINANCIAL
SELL YOUR structured settlement or annuity payments for
CASH NOW. You dont have to
wait for your future payments any
longer! Call 1-800-795-8418.
Thomas J. Cosgrove
CLU, ChFC, RHU, RICP
Family owned & operated since 1983
Bonded Insured Supervised
$10 OFF FOR

FIRST TIME CUSTOMERS!
Free Estimates by phone!
314-849-4666
www.scrubbydutch.com
921. COMPUTER DESIGN

AND REPAIR
iPad * iPhone * Mac Support
Mac | Mobility | Server | Wireless
Email/Domain | Backup | Security
Darren@Macspertise.net
| (314) 353-9778. Certified
Apple Consultant. Reviews:
http:// bit.ly/macstl3
A BROKEN COMPUTER?
NEED COMPUTER HELP?
At your home or home based
business. Networking, Wireless,
DSL, Charter, Viruses, Spyware,
Email, Computer Repair. MICROSOFT CERTIFIED. DELL
CERTIFIED. 15 Years experience. Affordable. Proud member
of AngiesList.com. Call Steve,
(314) 965-5066.
Chartered Financial
Consultant
Over 40 Years Experience
No Fees
BI-STATE CONCRETE,
LLC. Since 1963. See our ad in
the professional services directory
(314) 849-7520.
Reasonable Prices Fully Insured Free Estimates
MWSM,
L
L
C
CONCRETE
Quality Flatwork, Driveways,
Patios, Sidewalks, etc.
OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
314-238-1275
Online 24/7!
BRITT & SONS

GUTTER CLEANING
Gutter Guards, New Gutters &
Downspouts. Power Washing.
10 year workmanship guarantee.
FREE ESTIMATES. Since 1959.
(314) 805-1538
GUTTER
WORKS
5" to 6"
SEAMLESS GUTTERS
20 Colors
Soffits Fascia Siding

Cleaning Repairs
& Leaf Protection!
FREE ESTIMATES
314
544-3400
945. HANDYMAN
VITOS HANDYMAN, LLC.
Interior/Exterior, Kitchen/Bath,
Painting/Decks/Flooring, Basements, Fans. No job too small! Insured. (314) 650-9294.
FATHER & SON TEAM
Interior/Exterior Painting, Drywall,
Basements, Carpentry, Electric.
(314) 910-1500, (314) 894-8900.
FLESCH
BROS.
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Interior/exterior remodeling.
Kitchens. Baths. Windows. Siding.
314-638-8927.
HOUSE DOCTOR
Helping
You Simplify
Planning for:
One call I do it all! Interior/exterior home repairs. The sure cure.

Finally a doctor that makes house
calls. Joe (314) 416-4645.
Medicare
Retirement
Income
946. HAULING
By Appointment Only
314.502.4617
941. GENERAL
CONTRACTING
General Contractor
Residential/Commercial
314.393.8813
923. CONCRETE, ASPHALT

QUALITY
CONCRETE
WORK Driveways, Patios,
Sidewalks. 30 Years Experience. Prompt Service Reasonable Prices Free Estimates
Fully Insured MWSM, LLC.
(314) 238-1275.
944. GUTTERING
944. GUTTERING
GUTTER CLEANING
*Gutters cleaned, leaves/debris

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

OWNED &
OPERATED
SINCE

1989
SOUTH COUNTY HAULING

Anything removed fast appliances, debris, fences, demolition,
garages, pools. (314) 307-1201.
KENNYS HAULING. Be Safe!
Check IDs of strangers working
for you. Free estimates, Estates
emptied & dumpsters loaded. Realtors welcome! Family operated.
We Do Buyouts. (314) 544-9220.
Listed with BBB.
AFFORDABLE HAULING
and Moving. Lowest Prices. Same
Day Service. (636) 282-1930,
(314) 277-7135, Jim.
M.B. HAULING Complete
clean out. Houses + garages.
Pool removal. Haul anything.
(314) 265-2840.
948. HOME MAINTENANCE
HOMEPRO HANDYMAN Repairs, Rehab, Painting, Carpentry,
Pressure Washing, Decks Refinished, Odd Jobs. Experienced. Insured. Eric, (314) 413-1374.
ALL AROUND HOME MAINTENANCE. Carpentry, Electrical, Plumbing and Painting,
Gutter Cleaning / Repair. Basement / Attic, Cleaning, Hauling,
Insured. (314)432-3232.
KEN
SINGLETON
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
SPECIALISTS See our ad in the
Professional Services Directory.
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948. HOME MAINTENANCE
BRITT & SONS

CONTRACTING AND
ROOFING
Additions, Decks, Garages,
Sunrooms, Siding, Windows,
Kitchens, Bathrooms, Gutters & Gutter Guards. FREE
ESTIMATES. Since 1959.
(314) 805-1538.
GARAGE DOOR
REPAIR
Springs, Openers, Etc.
Reasonable Prices
769-2443
950. INCOME TAX,

BOOKKEEPING
ACCOUNTING & SECR E T A R I A L S E R V I C E Professional and experienced. Licensed
Tax Preparer. Bookkeeping. Typing
Services. (314) 303-5352.
955. LANDSCAPING
MALONEYS
LAWN SERVICE
Mowing, bagging, trimming,

shrubbery trimmed, removed or
planted. Sodding, Dethatching,
Aerating.
Keystone/Versalock
walls built. Tree Working, etc.
Insured
487-3491
Lawn
Sculptors
Lawn &Landscaping, LLC
FULL SERVICE
Spring Cleanup
Mowing Fertilizing
Bush Trimming Mulching
Seeding Sodding
Additional Services Available
LOCALLY OWNED &OPERATED
314
494-3100
955. LANDSCAPING
TERRY LANDSCAPING AND
LAWN CARE. Scheduled grass
cutting, mulch, dethatching, aerating. Slice seeding. Full landscaping
and lawn care services. Insured.
BBB member. (314) 487-0456.
KYLES LANDSCAPE AND
RELIABLE TREE SERVICE.
See our ad in the Professional Services Directory. (314) 892-1500.
FISHBURNS
LANDSCAPING
Full Landscaping &Planting. Removal. Installation. Design. Aerating. Mulching. Retaining Walls.
Bush Trimming. Free Estimates.
Fully Insured. (314)843-0271.
314-808-3330 New color! Darker
brown double ground oak mulch.
Delivered and spread.
ENVIRONMENTAL LANDSCAPING COMPANY, INC.
Since 1970. See our ad in the
636-225-3848.
MISSOURI LANDSCAPE See
our ad in the Professional Service
Directory. (636) 481-8084
MATLOCK
LANDSCAPING
30 Years Servicing St. Louis!
Mowing, Irrigation, Mulching,
Shrub-Care, 314-598-3306.
ITS YOUR
Call
314-843-0102
Thank You
Jerry
956. LAWN
TRACYS LAWN
AND LANDSCAPING
Residential and commercial.
Grass cutting, aerating/seeding, topsoil, mulching, sod and
leaves, planting, weeding, retaining walls and draining systems.
(314) 845-0686.
MALONEYS LAWN &
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. Since
1986. Mowing, Trimming, Tree
& Shrub Work, Landscaping Services. Please refer to my ad in the
Professional Services Directory!
(314) 487-3491.
LAWNS 4 LESS
*Leaf Removal, Mowing, fertilizing, Premium Mulch, Trees/

Bushes Trimmed, Debris Removal,
Gutter Cleaning & Guard Installation, Power Spraying, *Free
Estimates. Senior & Veteran Discounts! Derek, (314) 698-1434.
Since 1995.
ARNDT LAWN SERVICE
for all your lawncare needs!
Now scheduling cutting fertilizing aerating yard clean ups.
Call Jeff (314) 623-3406. Or
jwarndt2763@sbcglobal.net
BICKELS LAWN SERVICE,
LLC. Free Estimates. Affordable, Reliable, Friendly Service.
15 Years Experience. Fully Insured. Residential & Commercial Mowing. Leaf Removal.
Mark: 314-378-8031
NICS LAWN CARE
Grass-cutting, yard cleanup, mulching, bush trimming, aerating. Insured,

free estimates. (314) 638-1508.
Call Newspapers
IN THE MAIL,
Not on
the Lawn
956. LAWN
MARY THE
LAWN LADY
South County, South City Area.
(314) 440-9645. No answer, leave
message.
GENERAL LAWN L.L.C.
Work performed the old fashioned way WITH PRIDE.
(314) 608-6847.
CUT RIGHT LAWN SERVICES Professional mowing,
trimming, clean-up, pressure washing. Church discounts. Insured.
Jim: 636-633-2504.
966. MOWING
GRASS CUTTING & LAWN
CARE I Earned an A+ with the
BBB. Chriss Cut & Trim LLC has
been in business for 15 yrs. Call
Chris @ 314-749-0029
FORGETABOUTIT LAWN
CARE Mulching, spring
cleanup, storm cleanup, mowing.
Call Vinny 314-276-8895.
DG LAWN CARE Locally
owned and operated business.
Scheduled cutting, mulching and
shrub trimming. Call today for
a free fast and friendly estimate.
(314) 713-3499.
968. PAINTING,
WALLPAPERING
BRETZ CLASSIC
PAINTING
Quality work with pride
Interior/Exterior/Faux Finishes,
drywall, fully insured, references,
25 years, credit cards accepted,
(314) 845-9693.
CIARAMITAROS
PAINTING
Custom painting / wallpapering
/ dry-wall. Excellent prep. Interior
/ Exterior. Reasonable rates, excellent references, free estimates.
846-8559.
DAWN McCOYS
30 Years Experience! Painting.
Interior and Exterior. Wall paper/
Removal. Power washing. Deck
staining. (314) 846-7007.
JC PAINTS
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
PAINTING. Reliable, clean &
Reasonable. Insured. Call John for
free estimate! (314) 703-2794.
FATHER/DAUGHTER
PAINTING. Inside-outside,
multi-purpose painting, making your home good as new with
superior painting, just for you.
(314) 416-4645.
EPR PAINTING
Interior/Exterior, custom painting. Powerwashing, deck staining.
Experienced Painter - No Job
Too Small! Reasonable rates, references. Dependable work, Senior
Discount. Fully Insured & Free
Estimates. Eddie (314) 814-0823.
SALLER & SONS

PAINTING &
DECORATING
Exterior/interior painting, powerwashing, deck staining, established 1975, dependable,
experienced, reasonable, free estimates. Call Pete (314) 359-9126.
M&M CUSTOM PAINTING
INTERIOR-EXTERIOR.
Power Washing, wallpaper removal,
small, local company. Insured,
FREEestimates. Owner Operated.
(314) 401-9211

IX. Professional
Services
972. PLUMBING, SEWER,

SEPTIC
968. PAINTING,
WALLPAPERING
SCHLUETER
PAINTING
Custom Homes/Subdivisions
RESIDENTIAL REPAINTS
One Stop Remodel Shop!
Home Improvement
& Repair Specialist
FROM START TO FINISH

We accept credit cards.
314
544-5126
970. P
EST CONTROL
TEACHERS SPRAYING
SERVICE INC. Commercial and
residential. See Professional Services Display 314-416-7558
972. P
LUMBING, SEWER,
SEPTIC
MISSOURI
PLUMBING
SERVICES. Residential Repair
and Remodel. Free Estimates.
No Job Too Small! LIC #P7095
(314) 393-1484.
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
351-2302
Stacks & Water

Pipes, Small Repairs &
Replacements,
Water Service And
Sewer Lines
ariesplumbinginc.com/okv
ONLINE COUPON
974. PRESSURE WASHING
POWER PRESSURE We specialize in exterior house washing and more. Since 1992. Mold,
mildew, algae removal and more.
24-hour return call guarantee.
Monday-Friday or 10% discount.
FREE estimates, fully insured.
High and Low pressure hot water,
(314) 846-6767, (314) 550-6781.
FORGETABOUTIT PRESSURE WASHING Siding, decks,
driveways, sidewalks. Fully insured. Vinny 314-276-8895.
PLUMBING
MASTERS
Since 1984. See our ad in the
(314) 351-4373
KLOSTER SEWER
& DRAIN
BRITT & SONS

POWERWASHING
Line & drain cleaning preventive maintenance - camera

inspection - locating issues.
www.klosterSD.com
314-714-8954
Decks, Siding, Driveway, Gutters, Retaining Walls, Free Estimates 314-805-1538
BILLS PLUMBING SERVICE (314) 422-1991. Residential

Work. Free Estimates. Licensed.
30 Years Experience!
SOELL PROPERTIES LLC

is an Experienced Remodeling
Company with Professional
Interior Design Capabilities.
Kitchen, Baths, Basements, Doors,
Decks, Painting, and Anything
You Might Need. (314) 596-8482.
All Saints Plumbing

Master Plumber Since 1978
Licensed, bonded & insured
FREE Estimates. Call A Pro. It Matters!
All Jobs Big & Small!

Call (314) 843-7430
Online
24/7!
HULSEY
ROOFING, INC.
Residential/Commercial, insured,
A+ BBB Accredited, free estimates. (314) 846-ROOF (7663).
CLINTS CLEAR VIEW

PRESSURE
WASHING,
INC. Guaranteed Mold & Mildew Removal. Gutter Whitening, Oxidation Removal, Roof
Stain Removal. Licensed & Insured. Free Estimates, 10%
Discount with Ad. Call Clint,
(314) 471-3440.
LICENSED
PLUMBER
available for all your plumbing needs. 25 years experience!
(314) 808-4611.
980. ROOFING
ADVANTAGE
ROOFING
Specializing in full roofing
systems, repairs, gutters, gutter
cleaning, siding. Free estimates.
Abby (314) 691-6494.
STEWART&
COMPANY, INC.
Residential &Commercial
since 1944. Free estimates.
Roofing, including TPO. All
exterior remodeling - siding,
windows, gutters, soffit, fascia,
awnings, doors. (314) 487-3300.
www.stewartandcompanyinc.com
KIRKWOOD ROOFING
Residential/commercial, fully
insured/free estimates. A+ BBB
Accredited.
(314) 909-8888
PERFORMANCE ROOFING,
since 1976, (314) 487-3028. See
professional services directory ad
for more.
ROOFING, NEW OR REPAIR,
Free estimates. A+ rating with the
BBB. Call Don 314-865-0558.
ROOF SIDING GUTTERS

24-Hour Emergency Service
*30 Yrs. Experience*
Fully Insured
No job too small or too large!
FREE estimates!
Lowest Price, Guaranteed
10 Year Workmanship Warranty
Dennis 314-420-8542
or 636-479-7017 (Jeff. Co.)
1014. COMPUTERS
1056. WANT TO SELL
MIZZELL REMODELING
& EXTERIORS
EPSON DFX-5000+ 9-pin impact dot matrix, wide carriage

cps@10cpi; high speed draft
560; parallel/serial standard interface; like new; $400. Call
314-843-0102. Ask for Debbie.
HARLEY DAVIDSON CLASSIC 2005 New tires, hand grips,

mirrors, 41,000mi., $8,700.00 (314)
285-6390
Siding, Windows, Decks, Kitchens, Baths. 36 years experience. Where Quality Counts
A+ BBB Accredited. MC/Visa.
(314) 845-2996.
www.mizzellremodeling.com
Making Your Dreams Affordable!
987. STUMP REMOVAL
TOMS STUMP GRINDING Free Phone Estimate, Quick
Service, Multi-Stump Discount
314-566-8886
991. TREE SERVICES
KYLES LANDSCAPE AND
RELIABLE TREE SERVICE.
See our ad in the Professional Services Directory. (314) 892-1500.
JOE BECKER. Trees topped,
quality trimming, removal.
20 years. Insured. (314) 631-0272,
(314) 965-8520.
KEVIN BRENNAN TREE
SERVICE. See our ad in the
Professional Service Directory.
(314) 280-5107 or (314) 842-4947.
DeCLUE & SONS
TREE SERVICE, INC. Serving

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

Senior Discount! $50 Gas card
or 10% off any service job over
$400. Derek, (314) 698-1434.
Since 1995.
SUBURBAN
TREE SERVICE
976. REMODELING
Quality Workmanship at
an Affordable Price!
983. SIDING
For roof repair or

replacement. No job too
small. No job too big.
Free estimates!
Call Robert
314-300-3333
P r u n i n g , r em o v al s. I n su r ed
& r e f e r e n c e s . Free Estimates.
(314) 943-6987.
DANNYS TREE SERVICE
AND HAULING Complete tree/
brush/stump removal. Dead wooding.
Insured. (314) 717-9303.
ACOMPLETE
Tree Service
Best Prices. Fast Honest Service.

Insured. Trimming. Removals.
Small Projects to Home Additions

Locally Owned & Operated
Fully Insured, References Available
10% off for Veterans
& Seniors
Call: 314-252-0723
Visit us at: www.stlconstruction.us
Crossword Puzzle Answers from Page 19A
All Types Of Roofing,

Siding, Awnings And
Windows
Fully Insured
24hr Emergency Service
Free estimates
Local Business
Since 2004
314-495-8064
636-481-8026
www.edwardsroofing.net
(636)296-6380
FREEESTIMATES!!
R&D Tree Service

(314)894-1756
(314)965-5970
(636)305-0448
Insured for
your protection
X. Merchandise
1014. COMPUTERS
4 US
OUT ONLINE
callnewspapers.com
callnewspapers.net
callnewspapers.org
COLOR XEROX PHASER

7700 ACCESSORIES; Yellow,
magenta, and black toners; accumulator belt w/belt cleaner assembly; kit w/roller assembly;
never opened. $500 for all. Call
314-843-0102. Ask for Debbie.
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1040. MISCELLANEOUS
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1312. PRAYERS
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin

(never known to fail) O, most
beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel,
fruitful vine, splendor of heaven,
blessed Mother of the Son of
God, Immaculate virgin, assist
me in my necessity. Oh, Star
of the Sea, help me and show
me herein you are my mother.
Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God,
Queen of Heaven and Earth, I
humbly beseech you from the
bottom of my heart to succor
me in this necessity. There are
none that can withstand your
power. Oh, show me herein
you are my mother. Oh, Mary,
conceived without sin, pray for
us who have recourse to thee.
(3X) Holy Spirit, you who solve
all problems, light all roads so
I can attain my goal. You who
gave me the divine gift to forgive and forget all evil against
me and that in all instances in
my life you are with me, I want
in this short prayer to thank you
for all things as you confirm
once again that I never want
to be separated from you in
eternal glory. Thank you for
your mercy toward me and
mine. (Must say this prayer 3
consecutive days.) After 3 days,
the request will be granted. This
prayer must be published after
the favor is granted! Thank you!
B.R.
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XIV.
Announcements
1404. CALL PROMOTIONS
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fourth degree are not eligible to
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Volume 19, Number 21

Thursday, May 26, 2016

9977 Lin Ferry Drive

Mehlville board weighs

Sunset Hills board considers

Volunteers build gardens at Grants View Library

MFPDs net position continues to be strong, audit report finds

the district received an unmodified opinion on its 2015 financial

Crestwood aldermen to eye ordinance adopting rules of order

who releases a record validly closed.

(See ORDER, Page 23A)

(See ENROLLMENT, Page 2A)

Name this tune and win

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Inside the Call

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