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“Memories of Elvis” Wows the Crowd 

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Elvis was sighted in old town Fenton on the evening 

of Saturday, August 22nd. Well, maybe it wasn’t the 

real Elvis, but for a real Elvis fan, you could imagine it 

was him. This was a unique Elvis experience. 

According to Steve Davis, there’s a difference 

between a performance and an experience. For over 33 

years, artist Steve Davis has been wowing the crowds 

with his “Memories of Elvis.” Steve says there is a difference 

between an impersonation and a recreation. 

Anyone that saw Elvis in concert will tell you it wasn’t 

a performance- it was an experience. 

At the “Memories of Elvis” performance at the 

American Legion Post 400 on Old Gravois in Fenton, 

it was all in the details. Steve Davis’ exhaustive 

research into an Elvis live event took you on a journey 

through Elvis music from the early Sun Recordings to 

the later Las Vegas showroom experience. 

The show at the American Legion was done in front 

of a full house. A standing room only crowd took a trip 

back in time for a great performance. The show started 

with the nationally renowned Rivertown Sound, a harmonizing 

quartet. Next came a visit by Patsy Cline, 

singing Crazy, Walking after Midnight, I Fall to Pieces, 

and more. Then Buddy Holly dropped in for a performance. 

When Elvis took the stage, I mean Steve Davis, the 

crowd was electrified. Performing many hits, such as 

Jailhouse Rock, Don’t Be Cruel, Hound Dog, Love Me 

Tender and an amazing rendition of the American 

Trilogy. 

This was the first concert-type event at the American 

Legion. The purpose was to raise funds for disabled 

veterans. According to Post Commander Sid Staton, 

the event was a huge success. 

Continued on 5A 

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Continued from page 4A 

Memories of Elvis 

Anthem 

American Legion Post 

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The Rivertown Sound performed the National 

Pasty Cline 

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Racing Against Time… 

Time is running out for the exploited here and abroad. When 

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For the second time in a row this 

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26th. The theme is “Be A Super Hero,” 

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Patio And More Is New At Frederick’s 

Since its inception in March of this year, 

Frederick’s Pub and Grill has quickly become one of 

Fenton’s favorite dining destinations for families and 

individuals. Their unique combination of American, 

Greek and Italian dishes has given 

patrons a tasty combination that keeps 

diners coming back. 

But Frederick’s owner Pete” 

Frederick” Brightman knows that in the 

restaurant business you have to keep 

moving forward, keep evolving. It is 

because of this that Pete has added an 

outside patio. Pete wants to offer his 

customer’s a full dining experience. He knows that patios are very popular in today’s dining world. 

Pete already knew he had room for the patio. The street in front was wide enough to add a patio 

in front. Luckily, Pete is blessed with a great landlord, Bobby Ziglioni. Pete says,” When we were 

getting ready to open, she was in here painting the walls. She is constantly cleaning, picking up cig- 

Continued on 7A


Continued from page 6A 

Patio and More is New at Frederick’s 

arette butts.” Bobby offered to pay half of the cost of the new 

patio. 

The finished product is now open and turning out to be popular. 

The patio seats up to 24 diners, and this may be expanded 

with more tables. The full menu is available, and happy hour 

prices are available on the patio. You can get $12 buckets of 6 

domestic longnecks and $5 pitchers of Bud Light out on the 

patio. Wine season is coming, so come and relax and enjoy a 

bottle of wine outside. 

If you are looking for a spot to have a birthday party, wedding 

shower, or any occasion, try Frederick’s banquet room. 

This is ideal for up to 30 people, and they can put together any 

food package you 

would like. 

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meals. On 

Monday, they offer a ½ 

fried chicken dinner for 

$11.95, served with 

mash potatoes and a 

vegetable. The chicken 

is fresh cut and hand breaded in house. On Thursdays, they offer 

a country fried steak dinner for $9.95, served with mashed potatoes 

and green beans. With both dinners you get real mashed potatoes, 

fresh peeled in house. Both these are a must try. 

Football season is here, and Frederick’s wants to make your football parties and tailgating easier. As of press time, 

Pete is finalizing packages which include quantities of 50 or 100 for wings, toasted ravioli, mini corn dogs, pretzel 

bites, mini tacos and salad. These are all available to go and yes, they can be ready in time for the Sunday noon game. 

Please place your order as early as possible. 

Frederick’s can now boast 11 beers on tap, with Leinenkugels turning out to be very popular. 

Stop in and try out the new patio at Frederick’s Pub and Grill. They are located at 1005 Majestic Drive in Fenton. 

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September 2015 • Issue 1 The Fenton Current News Magazine Page 9A


Pictured are Kim Snellen, Betty Temares, Cheryl 

West, and DeDe Doering in front of the Betty’s 

Books sign on display at Betty’s Resale. 

Betty’s Resale 3 rd Anniversary Celebration and Dede’s Finds & Designs 

Grand Opening: 2 Reasons to Party! 

Betty’s Resale is celebrating their 3rd. Anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 12th. In addition to the 

Anniversary celebration Dede’s Finds & Designs is also celebrating their Grand Opening. The combined 

event starts at 9 a.m. and stores will stay open until 4 p.m. There will be door prizes every hour, free snacks 

and refreshments, and lots of store sales. The parking lot will be filled with amazing crafters and flea market 

finds. Jilly’s Restaurant will be grilling their delicious food on the lot. 

Betty has the “Betty’s Books” sign proudly on display behind the counter at the front of her store. She 

wanted to preserve this High Ridge Landmark of over 20 years. Since her first store was the location of 

Betty’s Books it only made sense to keep the sign. Betty’s store is always changing. She recently consolidated 

her two stores into one huge store with over 5,000 square feet of furniture and unique finds. 

Betty’s newest change is Dede’s Finds & Designs. It will be a great addition to Betty’s and they are looking 

forward to a successful union. Dede Doering has been a vendor with Betty on and off for over 3 years. 

Dede has been in business as an artist for over a year refurbishing furniture. She has a passion for creating and 

turning that old piece of furniture into something you’ll love again. She loves the hunt of finding retro items 

and antiques. She has been a part of many local craft fairs and vintage fairs. When 

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L TO R: KIM SNELLEN, BETTY TEMARES, 

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For more information Call Betty @ 314-599-2775 

and follow Betty’s Resale and Market on Facebook 

her business outgrew her home Betty snatched her up to join her store right away. 

Dede’s store also carries painted and distressed furniture, home decor, and handmade 

jewelry. She also provides custom painted furniture service and much 

more! She will soon be adding a “support your local artists” wall featuring 

many talented local artists that need a venue to sell their work. 

Bettys feels her store would not be such a success without their wonderful 

staff, their loyal customers, great vendors with all their unique items, and 

the cooperation and support from the landlord Randy Lorey. Betty is grateful 

that the community has accepted them and has supported the store. They 

try to give back by helping others. They sell baskets from the Feed My 

People Food Pantry in High Ridge in the store so that they can provide 

meals for more families in need. They also sell items provided to them by 

the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in High Ridge so that they can help fund their facility in caring for wounded animals. 

Betty’s motto is Find it at Betty’s: from antiques to collectibles, to sharks teeth, and everything in between. She buys 

furniture, consigns some items, and has vendor spaces available. Betty’s Resale & Market is located at 1680 Gravois Rd. 

in High Ridge. You can contact the store at 3124-599-2775. Dede’s is right next door at 1674 Gravois Rd. in High Ridge. 

The phone number for Dede’s is 636-212-3242. You will also find them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BettyResale 

and www.facebook.com/dedesfinds. See ad on this page 

Fenton Days 2015 

Saturday, October 3rd 

Olde Town Fenton at Gravois and Old Hwy 141 

Parade Starts at 10am 

From Fenton City Park to Western Plaza 

Festival Events 11am to 6:30pm 

Highlights of the Festival: 

Food Vendors • Beer Vendors • Vendor Booths • Community Performances (main stage) 

Techno Bubble Bus • Sammy J Balloons • NitroJoe the Science Guy • Babaloo Music and Fun 

World Bird Sanctuary Display • Jump Houses • Batting Cage • Cookie Decorating 

Bike Raffle • 50-50 Raffle 

OPEN HOUSE 

The Marianist Retreat & 

Conference Center in Eureka, MO 

Sept. 20, 2015 from 1pm to 4pm 

Families, couples and individuals are welcomed to tour the 

peaceful facilities, walk the many paths and trails on 120 beautiful 

acres, learn more about upcoming retreat opportunities 

and enjoy homemade cookies and live music! 

FREE Activities for Kids “Under the Big Tent” 

Live Music by That 80s Band 4pm to 7pm 

For more information visit: www.fentondays.com 

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What’s the Market Up To? 

For those of you who haven’t had a chance to visit The Olde Towne Fenton 

Farmers Market, you still have time! This open air market is available to shop 

on Saturday’s from 8-1 p.m. and will be running through October 24th. The 

nice thing about the Farmers Market is that it continues to grow with both vendors 

and customers. A typical Saturday morning brings in numerous shoppers 

and one of the things that customers have remarked on is that the vendors are 

what truly make the shopping experience enjoyable. Kate Buemi (Farmers 

Market Supervisor) commented “The great prices you will find at our market 

and friendly exchange between vendors and customers make it a cheerful place 

to be. I agree, there’s a laid back, take your time and 

mosey about feel, at the market. 

I asked Kate what she thought attributed to the 

markets success this year. “Many of the customers 

that come thru comment on how great the atmosphere 

of our market is. The Olde Towne Pavilion is 

a covered pavilion and offers great lighting throughout.” 

Kate added, “Even on the most rainy day, customers 

can stay dry while shopping.” The market has 

had new vendors join this year as well and according to Kate new ones continue to participate. 

“Attendance has really picked up this season with the addition of new vendors and people 

becoming more aware of the market,” Kate commented. “This year we have several new 

vendors join the market that you will see on most Saturdays: 5 RAMS Star Kettle Korn, Tri- 

Point Farm, Sandy View Acres, White Family Homemade, Spoke N' Reed, Rose Bud 

Soapworks and Tower Garden. Of Course we have many favorites still at the market, such as 

Stuckmeyers, Two Men and a Garden, Palazzolo Farm Fresh Markets and Andy's Produce.” 

Don’t forget about the “live” entertainment on most Saturdays. In addition, various local 

nonprofits & community organizations often participate allowing customers a chance to learn 

something new and educate themselves on helpful topics. The Farmers Market is still accepting 

vendors and encourages restaurants/businesses to get involved with the market this fall. Bottom line, The Olde Towne Fenton Farmers 

Market makes it easy to eat and lead a healthy lifestyle by the foods and products available. You can stay informed on updates- vendors 

and events at the Market by visiting: https://www.facebook.com/FentonFarmersMarket. Check it out; you’ll be glad you did. 

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No Kid Should Have to Go Through This… 

Tom Bazow 


When I first thought of the title for this story it literally brought tears to my 

eyes. It’s a quote from a brave and resilient little boy from Fenton named Colin 

Schlereth. You see Colin has been battling an aggressive cancerous brain tumor 

called Medullablastoma, but through it all he hasn’t given up nor lost hope. 

Colin’s quote “No kid should have to go through this,” pretty much sums it up. 

He is so right! 

Through weeks of radiation and chemotherapy Colin has always had enough 

fight in him to press on. But the latest round of treatment has left little 

Colin struggling to recover. It has really beaten him down, and basically 

Colin’s immune system can no longer help him to fight. Yet, through it all 

Colin has maintained a sense of humor. Just the other day his hair began 

falling back out again because of the chemo. Colin’s mom, Becky 

Schlereth commented, “He didn't cry, we laughed and reminded him he 

sure looks good bald.” So now the waiting game begins as the Schlerth 

family gets set for a scheduled MRI on the 17th to see if Colin is still in 

remission. 

So what really makes this story so unique is the honor Colin has received 

as “Team Captain” of the St Louis Children's Hospital Team for “Pedal The 

Cause.” This fundraising event uses 100% of participant donations to 

advance cancer research. According to Becky, this is a huge honor as there 

are many children who are fighting cancer at Children's and selecting Colin 

means so much. “Colin has always been involved in his diagnosis, treatment 

plan and aware of his medicines,” Becky said. “He also has learned 

from several interviews and being involved with Pedal The Cause the 

importance of raising money to fight cancer and support pediatric cancer 

research.” 

When Colin was originally diagnosed, a family 

friend came up with the saying, Can't Stop Colin. 

Becky added, “We all knew he was a tuff kid in 

and out and that cancer wasn't going to stop him.” 

Colin ended up going through Children's and 

Siteman for treatment and according to Becky 

won over every person he met. “He has an 

"unstoppable" attitude all the time; you would 

wonder how he could be so positive,” she 

remarked. Sounds like the kind of child who just 

plain captures your heart. As for Colin’s team he 

currently has 89 riders, 1 kids challenge and 26 

virtual riders. To date, they have raised 

$27,435.89. This is the link to Team Colin: http://stlouis.pedalthecause.org/team_profile.jsp?MemberID=44410 

Wondering how a young boy views all this I asked Becky, 

what does it mean to Colin that others are stepping out on his 

behalf? “He is honored, he is fully aware there are tons of 

kids in the hospital fighting cancer,” Becky said. “He knows 

all the rooms are full and he sees other kids struggling like 

himself.” Becky’s comment really struck me. The fact that 

All the rooms are full is troubling! Colin is so right; no kid 

should suffer through cancer! Period. So what’s the answer? 

By helping to support ongoing events like “Pedal The Cause” 

or other organizations that support cancer research we’re 

contributing in some manner. As Colin put it, 

“it’s not fair to kids and money needs to be 

raised to stop cancer.” 

What else is there to know about this brave 

young boy? As Becky put it he’s just a normal 

young boy who likes to laugh and smile 

and say it’s all ok. Oh, that and he wants to get 

back to playing hockey again…and maybe 

next year actually ride in the Pedal The Cause 

event. I’m pulling for you, Colin. More than 

that, I’m praying for you and all the kids in 

those hospital rooms for a Full recovery! 

Now that’s a cause we can all get behind. 

Please visit Colin and learn about his full 

story at: www.cantstopcolin.com. 

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1391 Remington Oaks Terrace-Fenton-$292,900 

4BD, 2.5BA 2-Story in Remington Oaks. Beautiful brick front 

home with side entry garage, large floor plan, spacious bedrooms, 

finished L.L with theater room. Manicured yard with coy pond. 


608 Silver Maple Fenton-$209,900 

3BD, 1.5BA 2-Story in Silver Maple View. Spacious home on culde-sac 

in the convenient Fenton location. Large bdrs, upgraded 

kitchen/ breakfast rm, large patio with planter and firepit. 

104 Brooks Farm-House Springs-$199,900 

3BD, 2BA Ranch in Brooks Farm Est. Less than 1 year new and 

loaded with beautiful upgrades. Open floorplan, 4” plank h/w 

floors, toffee stained kitchen cabinets, ss appliances. MUST SEE! 

1039 Nagia Ct-Fenton-$179,900 

4BD, 2.5BA Ranch in San Luis Village. Move in ready with updated 

kitchen and bathrooms. Toffee stained cabinets, granite counters, 

L.L rec room with pool table, custom patio with brick surround. 

1024 Fenton Park Dr-Fenton-$169,900 

3BD, 3BA Split Foyer in Fenton Park. Custom front door which opens 

to vaulted great rm, laminate flooring, spacious master suite, L. L with 

family room, oversized garage, fenced back yard with patio. 

New Listing! Fenton City Limits! 

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1514 Smizer Mill Rd – Fenton- $134,900 

1.5 Story on 1.9 acres. Attention builders – great opportunity to 

build new in the heart of Fenton/Rockwood S.D. Possibilities of 

dividing into 2 or 3 lots. Minutes away from shopping. 

711 River Hills Dr-Fenton-$549,900 

3BD, 3.5BA Atrium Ranch in Chateau De Parc. Custom built on a 

wooded 1-acre lot in Fenton City Limits. Brick/stone exterior, floor to 

ceiling wall of windows in great rm, gourmet kitchen, finished L.L. 

1574 Heritage Valley Dr-Rockwood SD-$424,900 

4BD, 3.5BA 1.5 Story in Williams Creek. Only 8 yrs new 

with upgrades throughout. 9’ ceilings on the main floor, 

deluxe kitchen, finished w/o L.L with lake access. 

5106 Romaine Spring Dr-Fenton-$314,900 

4BD, 4.5BA 2-Story in Romaine Springs. Over 4,500 sq ft of 

living space, gourmet kitchen, upper level bonus rm, generous 

bdrms, L.L media room and kitchenette---Must See! 

1362 Montevale Ct-Fenton-$309,000 

4BD, 3.5BA 2-Story in Courtney Estates. Over 3,700 sq ft of total living 

space with modern paint tones, new flooring, maple cabinets 

with granite tops, partially finished L.L., Fenton City amenities. 

New Price! Spacious Villa! Under Contract! Under Contract! Under Contract-Fast! 

2386 Fairway Dr-High Ridge $274,900 

5BD, 3BA Ranch in Fairways of Sugar Creek. Over 2,700 sq ft 

of living space backing to the golf course, open floor plan with 

spacious bedrms, finished L.L with rec room. Inground Pool! 

Under Contract-Fast! 

1312 Green Knoll-Fenton-$169,900 

3BD, 3BA Ranch in Greenmar Estates. Nicely updated kitchen 

with maple cabinets and custom backsplash, newer paneled 

doors and lighting. Finished w/o L.L with family/rec rom 

1765 Prestshire Dr-Fenton-$244,900 

3BD, 2.5 BA, 1.5 Villa in Preston Point. 2-Story great 

room/dining room, dark kitchen cabinets, ss appliances, 

2nd story loft, L.L 2nd kitchen….Must see! 

Under Contract-Fast! 

1108 Summit Meadows-Fenton-$159,900 

3BD, 1BA Ranch in May Valley. Freshly painted, vaulted family 

room, eat-in kitchen, closet organizers in 2 bdrms, beautiful 

deck with w/o L.L, fenced level back yard backing to woods. 

1405 Hawkins Meadow Dr-Fenton-$399,900 

4BD, 4.5BA 2-Story in Hawkins Meadows. 2-story great rm, 

gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry and large island, spacious 

bdrs, partially finished L.L, with a level back yard! 

Sold! 

2268 Appaloosa Trail-High Ridge-$278,000 

Call Today (636) 717-600 for a 

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4893 Look Out Mountain-High Ridge-$244,900 

3BD, 3BA Ranch on 1.5 Acres. Custom built with wrap around front 

porch. Vaulted greatrm, updated kitchen with granite and ss appliances, 

spacious bdrs, oversized 3-car garage, huge deck and pool! 

776 Spring Crest-Fenton-$289,900 

4BD, 3.5BA 2-Story in Summit Heights. Exceptional home with 

over 3,000 sq ft of finished living space, wood flooring, deluxe 

kitchen, 4 spacious bdrs, finished w/o L L with rec room 

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Fenton Fire Protection District 

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Beth Viviano, Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Fenton Fire Protection District recently 

announced that homeowners in the Fenton Fire Protection District could be paying a little less for their homeowners 

insurance thanks to the work of their fire department. The Fenton Fire District recently received a 

rating of a 2 from the Insurance Service Office. The ratings range from one, being the best, to ten, being the 

worst. According to Mrs. Viviano, “the ratings help define how well a department can serve it’s community, 

and can also provide cost savings to homeowners. With the new class 2 rating, there is a savings that’ll be 

directly passed on to those residents through their [homeowners] insurance premiums.” There are only 25 

class 2 areas in Missouri, no areas with a class one. The fire department is already working with ISO to hopefully 

make the necessary improvements to achieve the Class 1 score in the next couple of months. 

In addition to having a class 2 ISO rating, the Fenton Fire District is one of 5 Fire Departments in the State 

of Missouri to be Internationally Accredited. According to Accreditation Manager, Deputy Chief Timothy 

Buehne, “accreditation assures our residences that your fire district is striving to achieve the highest level of 

performance by improving service delivery. Accreditation is a comprehensive self-assessment and evaluation 

model that the Fenton Fire District has embraced. We continuously assess our current service levels and 

compare them to the industry’s best practices, which leads to improved service delivery, and insures efficient 

use of taxpayer monies.” 

Homeowners should contact their insurance agent prior to their policy renewal. For more information, 

please contact the Fire District Headquarters – 636-343-4188. 

2015 Fall Bible Drive! 

Do you, your church or Christian group have unwanted, used 

bibles, Sunday school materials, Christian books or DVD/CD's? 

Put them back to work by donating them! All donated materials 

will be driven to the ‘Love Packages’ facility in Butler, Illinois in 

early November. Love Packages is a non-profit organization that 

annually ships over 1,000 tons of Christian literature to poor people 

in English speaking countries. Contact Rocky Nethercot at 636- 

575-3334 for more information or to arrange for pickup of materials. Here is an internet link to the full list 

of needed materials: http://lovepackages.org/needed-materials/ 

For those of you who participated in the Spring Bible Drive, we cannot thank you enough. Together we 

collected hundreds of bibles, books, CD's, etc. Every day, around the world, hundreds of people are being 

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September 2015 • Issue 1 The Fenton Current News Magazine Page 3B 

Look WHOOOOOO 

Came To School Today!!!!! 

At the Elegant Child Early Learning Center in Wildwood, 

Kindergarten teacher Nick Stecko and his son Noah arrived at 

school early one morning. They found a Great Horn Rimmed Owl 

VERY stuck in a soccer net on the soccer field. With the help of 

other staff members, they were able to cut enough of the soccer net 

off of her to get her into a box. They then transported her to the 

World Bird Sanctuary in Valley Park. The sanctuary staff carefully 

untangled the rest of the net 

from her wings and, although 

she had cuts and bruises, she 

would be ok. They kept her in 

the hospital for three weeks to 

heal. They estimated her to be a 

4 year old female that we 

promptly named “Sweet Pea”! 

On Monday, August 24th, 

Roger Holloway from the World 

Bird Sanctuary brought her back 

to The Elegant Child so she 

could be released close to where she was rescued. Parents and 

students were invited to watch. Roger did a short presentation 

and Nick was given the honor of setting her free. The children 

cheered as Sweet Pea soared away. 

Elegant Child Early Learning Center 

is located at 513 Strecker Road in 

Wildwood. They can be reached at 636- 

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How much life insurance do you need? You may hear that you require anywhere from seven to 

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Sean C. King face alone if you were gone. Here are some to consider: 

Financial Advisor 

• Ongoing income replacement needs and living expenses – If you were to pass away, and your paychecks 

were to stop, it would likely create a gigantic hole in your family’s finances. Adequate life 

insurance is necessary to replace the loss of your future salary and cover ongoing living expenses. 

• Mortgage – If you weren’t around, and your income were to disappear, would your family still be able to remain 

in their home? Factor in your mortgage in any calculation of life insurance needs. 

• Debts – Apart from your mortgage, what other debts do you have? Car loan? Credit cards? Perhaps even some old 

student loans? Even if you pass away, these debts won’t all disappear, especially if some of them are in the names 

of you and your spouse. Determine how much you pay each month on all these debts and include this figure in 

your life insurance estimate. 

• Education – As you know, higher education comes with some high expenses: Four years at an in-state public school 

can easily cost upwards of $80,000, while the price tag can be twice as much for private schools. And these costs 

may continue rising. So, if you’ve always planned to send your children to college, you’d better pencil in some 

big figures for your life insurance calculations. 

• Emergency funds – It’s a good idea for most people to maintain an emergency fund containing six to 12 months’ 

worth of living expenses, with the money kept in a liquid account. This fund can help with unexpected doctor’s 

bills, costly auto repairs and so on. If you weren’t there, could your family afford to contribute to such a fund? 

Again, it’s something to think about when you estimate your insurance needs. 

• Surviving spouse’s retirement – If you’re married, your 

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As you can see, your absence can jeopardize your family’s 

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Rockwood Teens Attend Prevention Leadership Conference 

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20-21. Scholarships were provided by Rockwood Drug-Free Coalition. 

Students participated in various activities and training sessions, broadening their understanding of substance abuse issues 

and enhancing their ability to serve as positive role models for peers. Several served in leadership roles as PLC interns. 

Marquette students were sophomores Michelle Li, Sydney Goehler, Paige Knittel and freshman Jerry Li. 

Eureka students were freshman Lauren Pacino and Emily Kloeppel. Rockwood Summit students were sophomores Gianni 

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Rockwood Student Wins 

Diverse-City Art Competition 

Marquette students with speakers Matt Matkovich 

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She began to draw pictures as soon as she was able to hold 

a crayon, and Rockwood South student Allison Peng hasn’t 

stopped making artwork since. 

Her mother Angela believes her art teachers in elementary 

school helped her blossom as an artist. 

“They introduced her to basic art concepts, taught her 

how to create different types of artwork and how to express 

herself with artwork,” Angela said. 

When Allison found out about the Diverse-City Art 

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might display all of the artwork. I thought it would be interesting 

to see my artwork displayed and see the work of other 

people.” 

The Diverse-City art competition offers students the 

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Her piece (right), “Keys to Success," was selected as 

Elementary School First Place Winner! 

Allison decided to donate her artwork to Diversity 

Awareness Partnership for Annual Silent Auction so the 

organization can raise more funds to help continue the 

Diverse-City Art Program for future. 

“Joining the competition gives students an opportunity to think more deeply about the importance of 

diversity,” Allison said, “and show their understanding of diversity through their artwork.” 

Angela wanted to personally thank art teachers Mrs. LaRose, Mrs. Sellmeyer, Mrs. Fanaei, Mrs. 

Wilhelm, Mrs. De La Fuente and Mrs. Blosser for their help and guidance with Allison over the years.


Fit Gym’s Expansion Celebration 

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Take one already successful business, add 

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this separate area it 

doesn’t compete with 

the rest of the gym.” 

Without a doubt there 

are a lot of free weights 

available. Aside from 

this new expansion I asked Gary what 

other attributes does Fit Gym offer? 

“We now have 4 personal trainers available 

for our clientele.” In fact Gary was 

so proud of the experience and professionalism 

these trainers offer that he 

asked me to mention their names. With 

three guys: Igor Tarasyuk, Mick 

Kennedy, Jordan Zeke Scott and one 

female Melanie Lambert it seems you 

can’t go wrong. Together they offer a 

vast number of years in the fitness industry so 

you can be sure you’ll get the workout that best 

suits your needs. 

The “official” expansion celebration day is 

set for Saturday September 19th. Along with 

various vendors showcasing their products 

there will also be free give aways to the public. 

By stopping in on the 19th you can tour the 

facility and get a good feel for what Fit Gym 

has to offer. The fact that Fit Gym is open 24 

hours and offers four separate restrooms plus three showers you get the sense that this fitness gym 

has it all. With a passion for students and educators Gary also offers discounts to the school systems 

in the area. “I’m actually a former Athletic Director at Northwest High School, so helping 

the athletes from Summit or Northwest is important to me,” Gary said. Now that’s giving back 

to the community! 

Do yourself a favor and check out Fit Gym’s “Expansion Celebration” on Saturday September 

19th. Or just stop in any time and see for yourself the outstanding facility that Fit Gym has to 

offer. Check them out on the web at: http://fitgymfenton.com/ 

eObituariesf 

Carter, Carolyn Ann of Fenton, Missouri, originally from Bloomfield, Missouri. Entered into 

rest on Tuesday, August 25, 2015 at the age of 64 years, 8 months and 3 days. Born Saturday, 

December 23, 1950 to the late Dan Wesley and Ruthie Joyce Carter (nee Perry). Mother of Dale 

(Cheryda) Carter of Fenton, MO and Richard (Heather) Carter of Caseyville, IL. Sister of Danny 

(Eva) Carter of Cape Girardeau, MO, Marilyn (Kenneth) Ritch of Fenton, MO, Terry (Shelia) 

Carter of Collinsville, IL, the late Richard and Dennis Carter. Grandmother of Maddi, Kylie, 

Breanna and Samantha Carter. Aunt of Teresa, Tammy, Dan Jr; Kenny Jr; Angie, Dana, Mickey, 

Joey, the late Terry Jr; Ricky and Chris. Carolyn was born in a Clinic in Bloomfield, MO. She was 

baby sister to Danny Carter, Marilyn Ritch, Richard Carter, Terry Carter and Dennis Carter and full 

of life from the day she was born. She was the apple of her Daddy’s eye and could do no wrong. 

She would get her sister and siblings in trouble all the time. From an early age, She never liked getting 

her picture taken and would sabotage a picture every chance she could, but the pictures that 

were made became something special. When she was 18, she became ill with tuberculosis and had 

to spend six months in a sanatorium. While she was there she graduated high school and her graduation 

made it in the paper. She had her first son, Dale Carter when she was 20 years old and her 

second when she was 26 years old, Richard Carter. She worked many jobs to support her two boys. 

She sold tires, worked in a hat factory, shoe factory, as wedding planner, and accounting at 

Wehrenberg Theater. She supported her boys in the things they wanted to do in anyway she could. 

She was a den mother for the boy scouts, peace maker, and chaperon. She lived most of her life 

with her mother. The two of them went together like Loral and Hardy. They would bicker with each 

other like old married people, but no one could break up one of their fights or they would attack 

the peace maker like the argument was their fault. She was a great aunt who took care of her nieces 

and nephews on the weekends so her sisters and brothers could go out. Everyone of them has fond 

memories of staying up late on Saturday nights, eating popcorn and watching creature feature. Her 

pride and joy was her granddaughters. She would give every bit of herself to make her granddaughters 

happy. She would eat salt and pepper water, fake eggs and bacon, pretend coffee and take care 

of great grand Dolls. She taught them how to sing and dance. She choreographed plays, dance routines 

and hit songs that her granddaughters would perform. She was always about family and spent 

most of her life taking care of others. She worked hard to make others laugh every chance she could 

get. It did not matter if it was at home, a family function, at a restaurant, an event in town, in a hospital, 

or at Del Mar Gardens. If she saw someone who needed cheering up she would make it her 

mission in life to make them smile. She has made such a positive effect on people; she has brought 

people here from all over the country to honor her. Carolyn will be deeply missed and fondly 

remembered by all that knew and loved her. Visitation at Fieser Funeral Home, Saturday, August 

29, 2015 from 2-8 p.m. Funeral service: Sunday, August 30, 2015 at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers donations 

in Carolyn's Honor to The American Lung Association, www.lung.org/association/states/missouri 

is appreciated. As a request from Carolyn and her family the dress code should be casual and 

she said "That's all." 

Gassmann, Herbert W., 75, of Dittmer died Aug. 9, 2015, at Big River Nursing and Rehab in 

Cedar Hill. Mr. Gassmann served four years in the U.S Navy and was a fire control tech aboard the 

USS Boston, a heavy guided missile cruiser in the Sixth Fleet. Mr. Gassmann was retired from 

General Electric Medical Systems field service. He was a member of the Libertarian Party and 

loved his family and all of his pets very much. He enjoyed gadgets, fixing things, reading science 

fiction, movies, genealogy and camping. Born Aug. 16, 1939, in St. Louis, MO, he is the son of 

Elmer and Irene (Brown) Gassmann. He is survived by his wife of 53 years: Mary Anne 

(Eccleston) Gassmann, whom he married Nov. 12, 1961, in Boston, Mass.; two children: Carol 

(Keith) Forrest of Hillsboro and Aaron S. Gassmann of High Ridge; three grandsons: Collin 

Mlynarek, Christopher Mlynarek, and Ryan Mlynarek; three siblings: Donna (Frank) Frangenberg 

of Somerville, TN, Pat (Julia) Huckabee of Memphis, TN, and Daniel (Heike) Huckabee of 

Pocahontas, AR; and many other dear relatives and friends.He was preceded in death by a brother: 

James Huckabee.Visitation and funeral service were Aug. 15, at Chapel Hill Mortuary, 6300 Hwy 

30, in Cedar Hill. Arrangements were under the direction of Chapel Hill Mortuary. 

Power Washing Services 

Vinyl Siding • Decks 

Patios • Driveways 

Fences • Sheds 

Sidewalks • Pool Area 

Brick Buildings 

636.677.0177 

A Division of West County Irrigation 

Owner Scott Springman 

314-560-2990 

2100 N. Lark Dr. • Fenton 

Scott@TintTeamLLC.com www.TintTeamLLC.com 

Causes of Fading: 

• Solar Films 

• Decorative Films 

• Windows Shades 

• Safety Films 

• Signage 

Quick Response: 

Deal directly with 

the Owner 

Give us a call. We’d love to discuss your 

window treatment needs with a FREE estimate

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Every Sunday October-March 

Outlaw Meat Shoot 

11:00am 

Big River VFW 

#1 Lynn Dr. Cedar Hill 63016 

Practice shots 10am 

For more information 

call 314-488-8084 

Every 1st Monday of Month 

The Fenton Garden Club 

1:00pm 

Rockwood Bank- 

1037 Majestic-Fenton 

No meetings held January or July. For more 

information contact Gail Wells 636-464-6511. 

Every 1st Tuesday of Month 

Parent Support Group 

Time: 7:00 p.m. 

Place: Jefferson County Library, Northwest 

Branch, 5680 State Road PP, High Ridge 

For parents coping with the loss of a child 

Sponsored by St. Louis Funeral and 

Cremation at Chapel Hill. For more information 

visit www.stlfuneral.com or call Chapel 

Hill at (636)274-4100 

Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month 

Widowed Support Group 

Time: 7:00 p.m. 

Place: Jefferson County Library, Northwest 

Branch, 5680 State Road PP, High Ridge 

For men and women coping with the loss of 

a spouse.Sponsored by St. Louis Funeral 

and Cremation at Chapel Hill. For more 

information visit www.stlfuneral.com or call 

Chapel Hill at (636) 274-4100. 

Every Wednesday 

Toastmaster's Club #5585 

Weekly Meeting 

Time: 11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. 

Place: Maritz Campus, 1355 N. Highway 

Dr., Fenton 

Do you want to become a better communicator 

and leader? Join us each Wednesday 

on the Maritz campus as we practice prepared 

speeches, give impromptu presentations, 

learn to lead effective meetings and 

provide constructive evaluations in a casual, 

friendly forum. If interested please call Bo 

Proffitt at (636) 226-2135. 

2nd Wednesday of the Month 

Free Monthly Diabetes Support Group 

Time: 6:30 p.m – 8:30 p.m. 

Place: SSM ST. Clare Health Center, 

Education and Conference Center/ Gardent Level 

Every 3rd Wednesday of the Month 

Caregivers Support Group 

Time: 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. 

Place: Community Center, 3915 South 

Lindbergh, Sunset Hills. Meeting room A 

For more information call Rich at (636)343-1997. 

Every 3rd Wednesday of the Month 

Jefferson County Photography Club 

Meeting 

Time: 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 

Place: Northwest Branch, Jefferson County 

Library 

Learn about photography and techniques. 

Share your work with others. Participate in 

group outings, photo shows and events. Any 

level of skill welcome. For more info contact 

Jefferson County Library (636)677-8186. 

Every 1st Wednesday of the Month 

Vietnam Veteran Chapter 1028 

Time: 9:00 a.m. 

Place: Grand Slam Sports Bar and Grill, 

519 Mae Ct, Fenton 

Every 1st Thursday of the Month 

Fenton/ High Ridge La Leche League 

Time: 10:00 a.m. 

Place: Fenton United Methodist Church, 

800 Gravois Rd, Fenton 

For more information call Dawn at 

(636) 677-6626 


BINGO 

Time: 6:45 p.m., Early Bird 6:30 p.m. 

Place: High Ridge Elks, 2808 Old Hunning 

Rd. and High Ridge Blvd. 

Progressive Pot - Minimum $300.00 

For Info call (636)677-3557. 


Texas Hold ‘Em 

Time: Doors open at 6:00 p.m./Games start 

at 6:30 p.m. 

Place: House Springs Lions Hall, 6482 

Route MM, House Springs 

For more info or to register contact Lion Ken 

@ (314)971-3940. 


Story Time (Ages 3 – 6) 

Time: 10:00 a.m. 

Place: Meramec Valley Branch, 625 Smizer 

Mill Rd., Fenton 

There are all sorts of wonderful things children 

can learn through stories! Join us as 

we work on developing early literacy skills 

by reading stories, learning finger plays and 

having fun. For more information call 

(314)994–3300. 

Every 3rd Friday of the Month 

Pork Chop Night 

Time: 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 

Place: Cedar Hill Elks Lodge 2678, 8430 

Industrial Drive, Cedar Hill. 

For more information call 

(636)285-3074. 

Every 3rd Friday of the Month 

Alzheimer's Association 

Support Group 

Time: 2:00 p.m. 

Place: Big River Nursing & Rehab, 6400 

The Cedars Court, Cedar Hill 

Support Group for family, friends, and other 

caregivers who have a loved one with 

Alzheimer's disease, a related dementia, or 

memory problems to share their struggles 

and solutions. Any information shared is 

confidential. Refreshments provided. 

Every Friday 

Knights of Columbus Council 6435 

BINGO 

Time: Doors open 4:30 p.m., Bingo starts at 

6:45 p.m. 

Place: Knights of Columbus Hall, 6800 K.C. 

Lane, House Springs 

Smoking and Non-Smoking available.Hall 

rental available. Call (636)671-3366. 

Every 4th Friday of the Month 

Chicken Dinner 

Time: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. 

Place: Cedar Hill Elks Lodge 2678, 8430 

Industrial Drive, Cedar Hill. 

For more information call (636)285-3074. 

Every Saturday 

BINGO 

Time: 5:45 p.m./Doors open at 

4:00 p.m. 

Place: American Legion Post 400 #2 

Gravois Road, Fenton 

Open to public 

Every Saturday 

Olde Towne Fenton Farmers Market 

8:00am-1:00pm 

Olde Towne Fenton Pavilion-200 Gravois 

Rd., Fenton 

Come shop your hometown Farmers market 

for local flavor and freshness. Now in its 

3rd year, the Olde Towne Fenton Farmers 

Market, sponsored by SSM St. Clare Health 

Center, will feature vendors showcasing 

items such as fresh and locally grown produce, 

prepared food, flowers, baked goods, 

arts/crafts and much more! 

Saturday, Sept 12, 13 

PARISH PICNIC 

Saturday 4pm-11pm, Sunday 11am-7pm 

St. John’s Catholic Church, 4521 Old Hwy 

21, Imperial 

Gun raffle, children’s games, pull tabs, beer, 

inflatables, bingo and more! Lots of good food. 

All you can eat fried chicken dinner on Sunday. 

For more information call 314-537-4500. 

Saturday, Sept 12 

WALKING FOR OUR CHILDREN 

Leaving at 10am at Northwest High School, 

Meet at 9:30 in parking lot off Local 

Hillsboro rd at Hwy 30 

Memorial event sponsored by Parents of 

Chapel Hill Support Group. We remember 

today, tomorrow and forever. For more information, 

call Cindy Woods at 636-677-3060. 

Saturday, September 12, 2015 

OLDE TOWNE FENTON CHAPTER, 

NSDAR APRIL MEETING 

10:00 a.m. 

Brown Mackie College, #2 Soccer Park Rd., 

Fenton, MO 63026 

Celebrating 125 Years of Service to 

America, with a fun look at the past, presented 

by Linda Kanevsky, Regent of the 

Olde Towne Fenton Chapter, NSDAR. Free 

and open to the public. For more information, 

email otfchap.mssdar@gmail.com or 

call Patti Hurst at (314) 853-8335. 

Sunday, Sept 27 

Fenton Family Bike Fest 

12:00 – 3:00pm 

Olde Towne Pavilion 

Celebrate national Health and Family 

Fitness Day with a FREE family bike ride. 

Join in on the fun and enjoy a leisure ride 

around Fenton City Park and along the 

Meramec River. Two bike routes will be 

available (3 or 8 miles). This ride is perfect 

for all ages and abilities. Visit community 

vendors, enjoy food and live music. 

Start/finish will be at Olde Towne Pavilion 

(200 Gravois). Helmets are required. Call 

636-343-0067 to register for this free event 

today! The first 100 people to register will 

receive a free water bottle! 

11th Hour Vigil Volunteers NEEDED!!!! 

The Heart of Hospice is Volunteers. Share 

Yourself. Make a Difference. Become a hospice 

volunteer. Share your passion, time 

and talent. At Optum Palliative and Hospice 

Care we are dedicated to compassionate 

care at the end of life when families need it 

most. As a valuable part of the Optum team, 

volunteers provide companionship, caregiver 

support, pet therapy, bereavement support 

and more. Contact Karen Riley, 

Volunteer Coordinator at (636) 239-5811 or 

email: karen_riley26@optum.com. 

5224 Country Club Drive • High Ridge, MO 63049 

(636) 677-4070 

Open Daily Weather Permitting 

Visit our 

Updated & Upgraded Driving Range 

• New Mats • New Range Balls 

• Expanded Driving Area 

• Lessons Available by Appointment 

Ask About Our 

$$MILLION DOLLAR$$ 

Summer Shootout 

Expanded Pro Shop Selection 

Discount Pricing Available 

$10 OFF 

Any Pro Shop Purchase 


excludes Golf Balls 


Expires 9/30/2015 

FREE BAG OF GOLF BALLS 

Buy any bag of golf balls 

at regular price, get one of equal 

or lesser value FREE 


Expires 9/30/2015

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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 

RENTAL SPACE AVAILABLE 

AT A WELL ESTABLISHED, 

FULL SERVICE, FRIENDLY SALON, 

LOCATED IN HIGH RIDGE. 

Call Cindy at 314-974-3206 

Seeking qualified candidates for 

the following positions: 

Certified Forklift Operator | Construction 

Electrical Maintenance | Warehouse Supervisor 

Accounts Payable & Receivables | Office Admin 

Inspector / Packer | Quality Control 

Machine Maintenance Mechanic | Machine Operator 

Manual Machinist | Metal Assembler | Press Brake Operator 

Production Worker | Warehouse | Welder 

CLEAN RECORD AND DRUG TEST REQUIRED. 

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The Best in You. 

Bethesda Health Group brings out the best in talented caring people. As the premier 

provider of senior services in the St. Louis area, we provide the environment, support 

and reward that empower you to achieve the highest level of care and service. 

The following positions are currently available: 

C.N.A. 

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400 Biltmore Dr. | Suite 405 | Fenton, MO 63026 | (636) 600-1900 

EVENING & 

NIGHT SHIFTS 

Bethesda Meadow, 322 Old State Rd., Ellisville, MO 63021 

Apply on-line at www.bethesdahealth.jobs • EOE 

LOOKING FOR A FEW GOOD DRIVERS 

Flex and Seasonal 

Truck Drivers Needed 

Class “B” CDL with Hazmat & 

Tanker Endorsements 

Apply online under the Careers tab 

on www.amerigas.com 

Geldbach Petroleum 

100 Beckett Memorial Drive • Valley Park, MO 

636-225-3601 

EOE 

Valley Park - Kirkwood Area 

Machine Operator 

Entry Level Position – $9.00/hr. 

Weekends and Overtime 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ON ALL SHIFTS 

Must have high school diploma or GED. 

Applications accepted Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 3 pm. 

2 IDs required - Picture ID & SS Card 

Clean background check and drug testing. 

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48 FENTON PLAZA • FENTON, MO 63026 • 636-349-9040 

WE ARE LOOKING FOR 12 

EXCITED INDIVIDUALS 

Our distribution center plans to open 2 

new facilities this year and we need 

your help. If you are a dependable, 

team player, with positive attitude , we 

want to talk to you. 

No experience required 18+ 

$525 Week 

per Company Agreement 

CALL STEVEN MONDAY 8AM-8PM 

636-628-8703 

St. Louis Live Steamers 

invite you to 

KIRCHER PARK 

September 12 

and 

October 3 

11 am - 3:30 pm 

for a 

FREE TRAIN RIDE 

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HELP WANTED 

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At least 5 years experience 

Good pay • Vacation • 401k 

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NASSAR TIRE 

4679 HIGHWAY W • HOUSE SPRINGS 

Fabricator 

Manufacturer of automated packaging 

machinery seeks fabricator. Applicant 

must be able to operate shear, 

Whitney punch, brake-press and cutoff 

saw. Must be able to make own 

setup. Roll forming a plus. Applicant 

must be able to read and work from 

blueprints, pass physical, drug screening 

and background check. Air conditioned 

shop and competitive compensation 

and benefits package available. 

Reply with salary requirements and 

resume by email Jshell@omsinc.net 

or fax (636) 326-0249. 

Welder 

Fenton, Mo. 

Manufacturer of automated packaging 

machinery seeks welder. Applicant 

must have 5 yrs. experience in mig/tig 

welding. Fabrication experience a 

must. Applicants must be able to read 

and work from blueprints, pass physical, 

drug screening and background 

check. Air conditioned shop and competitive 

compensation and benefits 

package available. Reply with salary 

requirements and resume by email 

Jshell@omsinc.net or fax (636) 326- 

0249. 

Advertise in the 

• NO CONTRACTS 

• NO HASSLE 

• NO PRESSURE 

Only Friendly & 

Courteous People 

636.271.0990 

Receive 

$5.00 OFF 

when you spend 

$25.00 

or more

636-343-7800 

New Listing! New Listing! New Listing! New Listing! New Listing! 

New Listing! 

1957 St. Christopher Way - Arnold 

$174,900 

Call Rena Mooney - 314-808-5759 

9428 Edgewood Dr. - Dittmer 

$175,000 

Call Karrie Risk - 636-489-8889 

3312 Walnut Ridge - High Ridge 

$126,000 

Call Melinda Lawson - 314-608-3743 

3746 French - South City 

$94,900 

Call Tom Kruse - 314-486-1280 

2536 Castle Pines - Imperial 

$229,900 

Call Sam Bevell - 314-422-7581 

5110 Lampglow - Oakville 

$239,500 

Call Norm H. - 3174-276-1117 

31 acres + stocked pond 1,500 Sq Ft! New Price! Custom Home! Over 2 acres! Open Sunday! 

4727 Rocky Top - Imperial 

$419,900 


5372 West - South City 

$59,999 

Call Rose O'Hara - 314-420-1398 

46 Green Valley - Eureka 

$240,000 

Call Carol Pozzo 314-691-7492 

Extra Acreage Available! Super Convenient! City Charmer! 

6017 Old Antonia - Imperial 

$212,900 


1035 Winter Park - Fenton 

$219,900 

Call Christine Mastis - 314-753-4360 

3214 Childress - South City 

$99,900 

Call Tom Kruse - 314-486-1280 

USDA Financing! Almost 2 acres! 3 acres! 

12110 Neely Lane - South County 

$339,900 


Walnut Ridge at 

Byrnes Mill Subdivision 

from $249,000 

5506 Peg - High Ridge 

$110,000 

Call Kathy Walden - 314-609-5711 

New Homes 

Custom built homes 

without the custom costs! 

Several floor plans 

to choose from! 

Call Tom Kruse - 314-486-1280 or Rena Mooney - 314-808-5759 

1887 Walker - Barnhart 

$309,900 

Call Terri Wriley - 314-574-7936 

Villas at Palmer Place 

Arnold Area 

from $229,900 

Custom built villa's 

Call Terri Wriley - 314-574-4936 

7535 State Route 30 - Dittmer 

$124,900 

Call Cheryl Long - 314-941-3939 

10519 Frost - Grubville 

$109,000 


30 Rockwood Forest Valley - Eureka 

$384,900 

Call Carol Pozzo 314-691-7492 

SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD 

7205 Fernbrook - Affton 

$103,900 

Sold by Rena Mooney - 314- 808-5759 

9335 Mackenzie Circle - Affton 

$129,900 

Sold by Rob Terry - 314-409-2081 

134 East Marseille - Mehlville 

$125,000 

Sold by Roy Hortiz - 314-422-5100 

5979 Pennbrooke - Mehlville 

$199,900 

Sold by Christine Mastis - 314-753-4360 

3777 Lisa Ct. - Arnold 

$225,000 

Sold by Tina Engle - 314-614-5102 

8541 Kathleen - Affton 

$179,900 

Sold by Christine Mastis - 314-753-4360 

We’re accepting donations for 

Open Door Animal Sanctuary 

all September long at our Office 

For more information on area Open Houses: 

STLOPENS.COM 

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