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GIVE ME A CALL 314-406-6035 347 N. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63141 • NMLS Office: 67856 Glenn Boland Missouri: 458-MLO • NMLS ID: 243506 MAKING A MOVE THIS SPRING? I can get you pre-qualified now for a new purchase. Rightway C onstRuCtion 636-856-4555 Quality Construction at an affordable price done the RIGHTWAY! For all your remodeling needs, both inside & out, call us for a free estimate! [email protected] Serving Lake St. Louis Area 30+ Years! Tax & Accounting • Estates & Trusts Individual, Corporation & Partnership Also, specializing in aviation and flight crew taxes John C. Herren, E.A. Kathy Herren, E.A. Enrolled to Practice before the IRS www.jcherrenco.com [email protected] newstime newstime “Serving Western St. Charles County since 1982” VOLUME 34 - ISSUE 1611 JM CONSTRUCTION JM KITCHEN & BATH 12620 Veterans Memorial Pkwy • Wentzville, MO 63385 (636) 332-6800 • (877) 978-6500 • (636) 332-4546 FAX email: [email protected] www.jmkitchenandbath.com Visit Our Showroom • Free Estimates "Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you!" ® JUNE 4, 2016 www.newstime-mo.com J.C. Herren Co., LLC 1000 Lake St. Louis Blvd., Suite 37 (636) 561-3600 H The Lake St Louis Ambassadors is hosting a Life- saver CPR class, which will be conducted and presented by Saint Charles County Ambulance District (SCCAAD) Join them at the LSL Community Association Club House at 100 Cognac on Monday, June 13. Sessions start at 5:30 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. These are one-on- one interactions. An average session takes about 15 min- utes. You will work one-on-one at your own pace with a SCCAD paramedic. The lifesaver CPR session is designed to provide lay rescuers with the key skills needed to help a victim of sudden cardiac arrest. It is not an American Heart As- sociation or Red Cross program and does not provide at- tendees a certification card. All ages are welcome to participate. There is no charge for this important learning opportunity. Please RSVP by emailing [email protected]. Lifesaver CPR Class As the warm weather is upon us and the summer holidays approach, the need for blood becomes even greater. Team up with the Lake Saint Louis Police De- partment to help save lives by donating blood on Thurs- day, June 23, 3 p.m. until 7:00 p.m., at the Lake Saint Louis Civic Center Council Chambers, 200 Civic Cen- ter Drive. All presenting do- Lake Saint Louis Police Department Blood Drive nors will receive a St. Louis Cardinals commemorative T-shirt (while supplies last). While walk-ins are wel- come, it is recommended that donors schedule an appointment. To make an appointment go to redcross- blood.org and enter spon- sor code: CARDS or call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800- 733-2767). Assessor to mail notices of assessment change The St. Charles County Assessor’s office mailed 42,227 notices on May 26, to inform taxpayers of changes to personal prop- erty assessments. Taxpay- ers who reported additional personal property or made corrections on their assess- ment form this year will re- ceive the notice. County As- sessor Scott Shipman said the goals of this mailing are to involve taxpayers in the assessment process and to make it less burdensome to the taxpayer. “This notice alerts tax- payers of the change in their personal property as- sessment and allows time to appeal the value within the statutory appeal timeframe,” said Shipman. “Our inten- tion is to help citizens avoid issues at the end of the year when they receive their tax bills. At that point, it is too late to appeal the assessed value.” Visit the St. Charles County Assessor’s Office online at http://www.sccmo. org/Assessor for more in- formation, frequently asked questions regarding prop- erty taxes and appeal pro- cedures, and to access the Assessor’s database. Citi- zens can also contact the Assessor’s office for assis- tance at 636-949-7420 or 1-800-822-4012, ext. 7420. The 132-acre develop- ment in northeast Wentzville is now moving forward. This development was approved by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen in 2015. The tract is located east of Highway 61 and south of Highway A. The property was annexed into the city of Wentzville in 2015. North Point Develop- ment, a Kansas City-based logistics park developer, re- cently purchased the proper- ty. The developer intends to lease space that could pro- vide logistical support to the General Motors Wentzville Assembly Center as well as possibly serving other uses. The first phase of develop- ment calls for a 1.1-million- square-foot building. This is one of the largest buildings in Wentzville, second only to the General Motors facility. This project was ini- tially approved in 2015, but was on hold due to various factors. The city of Wentz- ville worked closely with St. Charles County and the St. Charles County Road Board to support more than $5.8 million in roadway improve- ments associated with the project. To further facilitate development, the city of Wentzville worked with the developer and other taxing jurisdictions on the issu- ance of Chapter 100 bonds. Wentzville remains strongly committed to job growth and economic development. Over the last year, approxi- mately 2,000 jobs have been added to the local economy. It is anticipated that this new development will bring an additional 400-plus jobs to Wentzville. As recently approved by the Board of Aldermen, construction on Phase 1 has commenced and is expected to be complete around the beginning of 2017. 1.1 million-square-foot development in Wentzville is moving forward .newstime-mo Andrew Weltz Independent Branch Leader and Financial Consultant O’Fallon Independent Branch 4579 Highway K O’Fallon, MO 63368 (636) 486-8094 schwab.com/ofallon Enjoying Wentzville Days Wentzville Days Fair and Music Festival has come and gone. The festival brought out many area resi- dents to enjoy the activities that were part of this yearly festival. Kids enjoyed the carnival rides and fun time while there was great live music, a motorcycle and car show, BBQ competition and much more for the adults to enjoy. The event was held the weekend of May 20 - 22 in downtown Wentzville. Visit www.newstime-mo. com for more photos from the event. (photo by Jason Wiese)

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Page 1: NT - June 4

GIVE ME A CALL

314-406-6035347 N. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63141 • NMLS Office: 67856

Glenn BolandMissouri: 458-MLO • NMLS ID: 243506

MAKING A MOVE THIS SPRING?I can get you pre-qualified now for a new purchase.

RightwayConstRuCtion636-856-4555

Quality Construction at an affordableprice done the RIGHTWAY!

For all your remodeling

needs, both inside & out,

call us for a free [email protected]

Serving Lake St. Louis Area 30+ Years!

Tax & Accounting • Estates & TrustsIndividual, Corporation & Partnership

Also, specializing in aviation and flight crew taxesJohn C. Herren, E.A.Kathy Herren, E.A.Enrolled to Practice before the IRS

[email protected]

newstimenewstime“Serving Western St. Charles County since 1982”VOLUME 34 - ISSUE 1611

JM CONSTRUCTIONJM KITCHEN & BATH

12620 Veterans Memorial Pkwy • Wentzville, MO 63385(636) 332-6800 • (877) 978-6500 • (636) 332-4546 FAX

email: [email protected]

Visit Our Showroom • Free Estimates

"Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you!"®

JUNE 4, 2016

www . n ew s t ime -mo . c om

J.C. Herren Co., LLC1000 Lake St. Louis Blvd., Suite 37(636) 561-3600 H

The Lake St Louis Ambassadors is hosting a Life-saver CPR class, which will be conducted and presented by Saint Charles County Ambulance District (SCCAAD) Join them at the LSL Community Association Club House at 100 Cognac on Monday, June 13. Sessions start at 5:30 p.m. and end at 8 p.m. These are one-on-one interactions. An average session takes about 15 min-utes. You will work one-on-one at your own pace with a SCCAD paramedic. The lifesaver CPR session is designed to provide lay rescuers with the key skills needed to help a victim of sudden cardiac arrest. It is not an American Heart As-sociation or Red Cross program and does not provide at-tendees a certification card. All ages are welcome to participate. There is no charge for this important learning opportunity. Please RSVP by emailing [email protected].

Lifesaver CPR Class

As the warm weather is upon us and the summer holidays approach, the need for blood becomes even greater. Team up with the Lake Saint Louis Police De-partment to help save lives by donating blood on Thurs-day, June 23, 3 p.m. until 7:00 p.m., at the Lake Saint Louis Civic Center Council Chambers, 200 Civic Cen-ter Drive. All presenting do-

Lake Saint Louis Police Department Blood Drive

nors will receive a St. Louis Cardinals commemorative T-shirt (while supplies last). While walk-ins are wel-come, it is recommended that donors schedule an appointment. To make an appointment go to redcross-blood.org and enter spon-sor code: CARDS or call 1-800-RED-CROSS (1-800-733-2767).

Assessor to mail notices of assessment change The St. Charles County Assessor’s office mailed 42,227 notices on May 26, to inform taxpayers of changes to personal prop-erty assessments. Taxpay-ers who reported additional personal property or made corrections on their assess-ment form this year will re-ceive the notice. County As-sessor Scott Shipman said the goals of this mailing are to involve taxpayers in the assessment process and to make it less burdensome to the taxpayer. “This notice alerts tax-payers of the change in their personal property as-sessment and allows time to appeal the value within the

statutory appeal timeframe,” said Shipman. “Our inten-tion is to help citizens avoid issues at the end of the year when they receive their tax bills. At that point, it is too late to appeal the assessed value.” Visit the St. Charles County Assessor’s Office online at http://www.sccmo.org/Assessor for more in-formation, frequently asked questions regarding prop-erty taxes and appeal pro-cedures, and to access the Assessor’s database. Citi-zens can also contact the Assessor’s office for assis-tance at 636-949-7420 or 1-800-822-4012, ext. 7420.

The 132-acre develop-ment in northeast Wentzville is now moving forward. This development was approved by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen in 2015. The tract is located east of Highway 61 and south of Highway A. The property was annexed into the city of Wentzville in 2015. North Point Develop-ment, a Kansas City-based logistics park developer, re-cently purchased the proper-

ty. The developer intends to lease space that could pro-vide logistical support to the General Motors Wentzville Assembly Center as well as possibly serving other uses. The first phase of develop-ment calls for a 1.1-million-square-foot building. This is one of the largest buildings in Wentzville, second only to the General Motors facility. This project was ini-tially approved in 2015, but was on hold due to various

factors. The city of Wentz-ville worked closely with St. Charles County and the St. Charles County Road Board to support more than $5.8 million in roadway improve-ments associated with the project. To further facilitate development, the city of Wentzville worked with the developer and other taxing jurisdictions on the issu-ance of Chapter 100 bonds. Wentzville remains strongly

committed to job growth and economic development. Over the last year, approxi-mately 2,000 jobs have been added to the local economy. It is anticipated that this new development will bring an additional 400-plus jobs to Wentzville. As recently approved by the Board of Aldermen, construction on Phase 1 has commenced and is expected to be complete around the beginning of 2017.

1.1 million-square-foot development in Wentzville is moving forward

GIVE ME A CALL

314-406-6035347 N. Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63141 • NMLS Office: 67856

Glenn BolandMissouri: 458-MLO • NMLS ID: 243506

MAKING A MOVE THIS SPRING?I can get you pre-qualified now for a new purchase.

RightwayConstRuCtion636-856-4555

Quality Construction at an affordableprice done the RIGHTWAY!

For all your remodeling

needs, both inside & out,

call us for a free [email protected]

Serving Lake St. Louis Area 30+ Years!

Tax & Accounting • Estates & TrustsIndividual, Corporation & Partnership

Also, specializing in aviation and flight crew taxesJohn C. Herren, E.A.Kathy Herren, E.A.Enrolled to Practice before the IRS

[email protected]

newstimenewstime“Serving Western St. Charles County since 1982”VOLUME 33 - ISSUE 1608

JM CONSTRUCTIONJM KITCHEN & BATH

12620 Veterans Memorial Pkwy • Wentzville, MO 63385(636) 332-6800 • (877) 978-6500 • (636) 332-4546 FAX

email: [email protected]

Visit Our Showroom • Free Estimates

"Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you!"®

APRIL 23, 2016

www . n ew s t ime -mo . c om

J.C. Herren Co., LLC1000 Lake St. Louis Blvd., Suite 37(636) 561-3600 H

©2014 Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Member SIPC. MWD75689-9 (0514-3507) ADP81612-00 (7/14)

If you’re at a brokerage firm that

doesn’t encourage you to be involved

in investing your wealth the way you’ve

been involved in creating it, perhaps

it’s time for a change. At Schwab, we

provide expertise and guidance while

still encouraging your involvement.

So you can stay engaged with your

investments and take ownership of your

future. Talk to us today about a more

modern approach to investing.

You make your

money the hard

way. Why invest it

the old way?

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[email protected]

Andrew Weltz Independent Branch Leaderand Financial Consultant

O’Fallon Independent Branch4579 Highway KO’Fallon, MO 63368(636) 486-8094schwab.com/ofallon

Highway 40/I-64

Technology Drive

4579 Highway K

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©2014 Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Member SIPC. MWD75689-9 (0514-3507) ADP81612-00 (7/14)

If you’re at a brokerage firm that

doesn’t encourage you to be involved

in investing your wealth the way you’ve

been involved in creating it, perhaps

it’s time for a change. At Schwab, we

provide expertise and guidance while

still encouraging your involvement.

So you can stay engaged with your

investments and take ownership of your

future. Talk to us today about a more

modern approach to investing.

You make your

money the hard

way. Why invest it

the old way?

client: Charles Schwabdescription: O’Fallonjob #: MWD75689-9 Schwab #: ADP81612-00 compliance #: 0514-3507due date: insertion date: production: Barbara Sigsbury

SPECIFICATIONS

trim size: 4.916” x 6” no bleedCMYK (PMS299~85-19-0-0)

Publication: Newstime Publication

[email protected]

Andrew Weltz Independent Branch Leaderand Financial Consultant

O’Fallon Independent Branch4579 Highway KO’Fallon, MO 63368(636) 486-8094schwab.com/ofallon

Highway 40/I-64

Technology Drive

4579 Highway K

Hig

hway

K

Andrew WeltzIndependent Branch Leaderand Financial Consultant

O’FallonIndependent Branch4579 Highway KO’Fallon, MO 63368(636) 486-8094schwab.com/ofallon

Wentzville’s Mayor and members of its Board of Al-dermen have been directly affected by the impacts of heroin overdoses. In an effort to increase awareness about the dangers of heroin use in our community, Wentzville’s Police Department will host a Walk to Stop Heroin this May. The walk will be held

May 14 at 9 a.m., beginning at Heartland Park, 100 Wil-liam Dierberg Dr., and end-ing at the Wentzville Police Department’s Law Enforce-ment Center at 1019 Schro-eder Creek Blvd. City offi-cials will welcome attendees and lead the walk. Following, participants will hear from individuals who have been

affected by heroin’s impact on their lives and the lives of those they love. The goal of this walk is to connect our community with the available resources in hopes people will not try heroin, not even once. To learn more, contact Sgt. Jennifer Bell at (636) 639-2143.

The St. Patrick Knights of Columbus Council #10154 will sponsor a community service FREE Shred-ding Day. This is an opportunity for you to clean out files, and at the same time, prevent identity theft of your se-cure documents. Bring them to the St. Patrick Parish parking lot on Saturday, May 7 from 9 a.m. to noon (rain or shine) or until the truck is full. Watch your docu-ments disappear from the trunk of your vehicle to the truck shredder without anyone seeing your document contents, including the employees of SHRED-IT who are being contracted by the Knights of Columbus to shred the documents. There will be a limit imposed to allow more people to participate. Please limit documents cleanout to eight paper boxes or approximately 150 pounds. There will be Knights of Columbus members available to assist when you arrive at the church parking lot of St. Patrick Catholic Church, located at 405 S. Church Street in Wen-tzville. For more informa-tion, contact Regis Boyle at 636-327-7591.

Free annualShredding event

Walk to stop heroin Gas dock hours The gas dock at Windjammer Marina in Lake Saint Louis is open Saturdays and Sundays 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. in April and May (weather per-mitting. Regular hours begin Memorial Day weekend.

Seven percussionists from the Wentzville School District were part of Free-dom Indoor Percussion, a WGI percussion group, which performed at the WGI World Percussion Cham-pionship competition from

April 14-16 in Dayton, OH. After overcoming the ad-versity of electronics failure in the preliminary competi-tion, the ensemble went on to perform in the semi-final competition and finally the World Championship finals

in the Percussion Indepen-dent Open class for the first time in the seven-year his-tory of the group. Freedom Indoor Per-cussion also performed at the WGI Mid-South re-gional competition in Bowl-

ing Green, KY, where they placed second in the Per-cussion Independent Open class, and in two local MCC-GA competitions. Seven of the thirty-two members of Freedom Percussion are from the Wentzville School District including Holt students Dan White (tenor drums), Walter Lemmon (bass drum), Matt Brawner (marimba), Car-son Kersting (snare drum), Dominic Stringer (cymbals) and Timberland students Heather Hill (vibraphone), and Dontreal Smith (snare drum). Freedom Indoor Per-cussion is a St. Louis-based Independent Open Class

percussion group in the Win-ter Guard International orga-nization (WGI). Freedom Percussion is led by director Michael Davis, who also serves as Percussion Director for the Wentzville Holt Marching Band. Band members in the ensemble range in age from 15-22. These select musi-cians travel from all over Missouri and Illinois every weekend, from November to April, to practice and com-pete in area and regional events. More information about the group can be found on their website at www.freedompercussion.org or Facebook by searching for Freedom Indoor Percussion.

Pictured L-R: Heather Hill, Carson Kersting, Dominic Stringer, Matt Brawner, Walter Lemmon, Dan White, and Dontreal Smith.

Freedom Indoor Percussion performs at World Championships

Enjoying Wentzville Days Wentzville Days Fair and Music Festival has come and gone. The festival brought out many area resi-dents to enjoy the activities that were part of this yearly festival. Kids enjoyed the carnival rides and fun time while there was great live music, a motorcycle and car show, BBQ competition and much more for the adults to enjoy. The event was held the weekend of May 20 - 22 in downtown Wentzville. Visit www.newstime-mo.com for more photos from the event. (photo by Jason Wiese)

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• Boone Trail – Isabella Waggoner • Crossroads – Brett Mason • Discovery Ridge – Shane Wolz • Duello – Luke Wortmann • Green Tree – Tabitha Schacht • Heritage – Nicholas Dawson • Lakeview – Jonathan Oliver • Peine Ridge – Caleb Bryan • Prairie View – Natalie Hoffman

In order to have comprehensive public safety, our community’s first responders have to be present, day in and day out. In order to have a comprehensive public education, students need to be present, day in and day out. “Multiple studies have indicated that there is a direct correlation between good student attendance and good student achievement,” said Mary LaPak, WSD Director of Community Relations. “We are grateful to our friends and community partners in the WFPD for assisting us in rewarding our exceptional students in a very special way.”

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the Child Identification pro-gram. On her own she is ad-ditionally involved in the Mis-souri Special Olympics, the Red Cross Blood Drives and the Warner’s Winter Warm Up Coat Drive. The mother of sons, she is a Cub Scout Master and Den Leader. “We are proud to have an opportunity to recognize such a deserving woman and member of our com-munity,” said newly installed Chapter Regent, Helene Reece. “She epitomizes the DAR spirit of service in our community.” As Police Chief Force says, “The men and women of our Department believe the citizens of Lake Saint Louis deserve the best. To that end, we hold our-

selves to the highest ethical and professional standards in law enforcement.” This award was estab-lished by the NSDAR as an opportunity for chapters and states to recognize worthy individuals in their communi-ties for outstanding unpaid voluntary achievements in cultural, educational, hu-manitarian, patriotic, his-torical, citizenship, or en-vironmental conservation endeavors. For more information about the DAR contact Re-gent, Helene Reece at 636-284-7535. You may also find information about the Caroline Close Stuart Chap-ter on the web at http://www.mssdar.org/ccstuart.

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EDITORIALWentzville Updatesfrom Mayor Nick Guccione

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Geff Dunn Occupation: Owner/Agent – Dunn Agency LLC Shelter Insurance, Presi-dent Elect – Wentzville Ro-tary Club Family: Wife – Julie, kids – Shelby, Sydney, So-phia, Jaxson Birthday: Dec. 24, 1970 Birthplace: Missouri Current hometown: Troy, MO – but trying to sell home and move to Wentz-ville this summer Personal car: 2007 Es-calade w/270,000 miles My favorite memory: Coaching basketball and daughter’s winning Show me state games, and CYA league in 7th & 8th grade at Sacred Heart.

Property Maintenance Reminders

As warm weather ap-proaches, I want to remind residents about property maintenance standards in our community. Please re-member to cut your lawn, maintain attractive curb ap-peal, clean out your gutters, and generally help maintain the healthy, safe and stable community we all desire. Few things have more potential to enhance the quality of life for everyone in our community than neigh-borhood pride. The city works with property owners and neighborhoods to ad-dress nuisance properties and housing violations, pro-tecting property values and making your neighborhood more pleasant and welcom-ing for residents and visitors alike. Keeping your property in good condition helps to insure your family lives in a clean, safe and pleasant en-vironment, enhances prop-erty values, and contributes to neighborhood revitaliza-tion. The city’s property maintenance program is in place to help meet this need. Each year, between April and September, half of the city is inspected. In even numbered years, the west side of the city is inspected and in odd numbered years

the east side of the city is in-spected (Wilmer Road is the dividing point between east and west). Residents found to be in noncompliance will be left with a notice of the violation and a timeline to make repairs. If you have a specific concern regarding a prop-erty maintenance issue, please call (636) 639-2121 or enter a concern at http://bit.ly/reportaconcern. In-spectors will verify the con-cern within 72 hours and respond back upon your request. Concerns may be filed anonymously as well.In addition to the annual Property Maintenance Pro-gram, code enforcement inspectors respond to resi-dent concerns throughout the year such as: • Tall grass and weeds in excess of eight inches • Trash and debris on premises • Peeling paint • Gutters in need of re-pair • Broken windows and doors • Sidewalk or driveway deterioration • Standing water at-tracting mosquitoes • Abandoned vehicles • Damaged/deteriorat-ed fences

Fight the Bite! Summer can also mean mosquitoes! In the last few

years, and especially dur-ing the past several months, awareness about the poten-tially dangerous conditions associated with mosquito-related illnesses has been heightened. Although most of these diseases are focused in more tropical destinations, mosquitoes can be a prob-lem for Wentzville area resi-dents as well, especially as warmer temperatures return.You can help protect your-self and your family by elimi-nating mosquito breeding grounds. Mosquitoes can be discouraged from biting with the use of insect re-pellent that contains DEET, picaridin, IR 3535 or oil of lemon eucalyptus when out-doors. In addition, wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants and staying indoors at dawn and dusk can mini-mize opportunities for mos-quito bites. Mosquito larvae re-quires seven to 14 days of still water for development, so it’s best to take steps to drain areas where water settles, cleaning clogged gutters and fountains, ponds or bird baths to help elimi-nate household breeding grounds. To learn more, I encourage you to visit the St. Charles County Health Department’s website at bit.ly/StCharlesMosquito.

The following is Dr. Cain’s graduation speech delivered at ceremonies on May 21st. Over 1,000 students graduated in the Class of 2016, which in-cluded Timberland High School’s largest graduating class ever at 580 students. We are here to honor and recognize a group of young people who repre-sent the best our District, our County, our State, and indeed our Nation have to offer. I would like to wel-come our graduating se-niors, their parents, rela-tives and friends, our staff and faculty members, my fellow administrators, and members of the Board of Education. I am always struck by the individual stories that are weaved together and make up the fabric of a graduating class. Each of you has taken a different path that led you to this mo-ment in time, and therefore it means something very different to each and every one of you. For some, this is the culmination of years of success conquering chal-

lenges, while for others, it’s the culmination of years of personal struggle to man-age and overcome daily challenges and adversity that led you to this time and place. So although this di-ploma means something completely different to each and every one of you and your families, it is also a shared accomplishment you can all be very proud of. Although you may be tired of hearing it for the last twelve years, the Wentzville School District is still the fastest growing district in the state and is now the 11th largest district in Missouri. Despite that rapid growth, the WSD is still a sought-after, first class place to educate children. Why? Because while success-fully managing the growth thanks to our supportive community, we have also successfully managed to push the envelope and lead the way in terms of a world-class curriculum for our stu-dents. For six consecutive years, our test scores place us in the top 10 percent in the state; we’ve been recog-nized as a leader in STEM education, and our Project Lead the Way courses have afforded students the oppor-tunity to engage in hands on learning with the latest tech-nology to prepare them for rigorous coursework at the next level. The Class of 2016 consists of young men and women who are headed to Purdue University, North-eastern University, Univer-sity of Dallas, University of Florida, Ohio State Univer-sity, University of Arkansas,

Rice University, Howard Uni-versity in Washington, D.C., Loyola University, Brigham Young University, Berklee College of Music in Massa-chusetts, University of Cin-cinnati, University of South Carolina, University of Ten-nessee and of course, some of our finest universities right here at home: Missouri S&T, Missouri State, University of Central Missouri, SLU, Tru-man, Maryville, UMSL, Lin-denwood and MIZZOU. We have many students taking advantage of the Missouri A+ program that provides for tuition at places like St. Charles Community College while benefitting many of our younger students thanks to those valuable tutoring hours. Some of you will go on to outstanding techni-cal programs - like Ranken Technical Institute right here in our own backyard. Oth-ers will proudly serve our country in the military and others will enter the work-force. Regardless of what path brought you here today, and what journey lies ahead for you tomorrow, you can be confident in the excellent educational foundation built here in the WSD. I would encourage you to reach out to thank your parents, your friends, your teachers, and your mentors for all they have done to support you on the path that led you here to-day. Go forward with confi-dence as you reach for the stars and know we are con-fident you will continue to make the Wentzville School District proud. Congratula-tions!

From the Superintendent

My personal hero: Grand-pa “GC” Dunn, my dad & daughter Sydney I wish I had more time for: Family & friends, hunting, fishing & golf My best feature: Sense of humor My worst feature: Can’t say no The best advice I ever re-ceived was: Figure out what you love to do, and then fig-ure out how to get someone to pay you to do it My favorite meal: 8 oz. Outback special medium rare with sweet potato & blooming onion My favorite beverage: Coke The best person to star in a movie about me: Vince Vaughn Three people (living or de-ceased) I would invite to din-ner: Jesus, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn The last book I read: In-surance for dummies The best movie I ever saw was: Shawshank Redemption The best vacation I ever took was: Bahamas – Atlantis My favorite car is: ’63 Cor-

vette The song that makes me want to dance: Don’t dance – terrible dancer! Favorite song: Journey – “Don’t Stop Believing” My favorite TV show: The Sopranos My favorite sport: Play-ing – golf, watching – col-lege football The hardest thing I’ve ever done: Listening to the Dr. say Sydney had Type 1 diabetes My motto is: “Grip it and rip it” If I could live in another time period it would be: 1920’s My pet peeve: Texting & driving My proudest moment was: Winning Missouri Agent of the Year 2015 A dream I have is to: Play golf at Augusta Na-tional, Pebble Beach & St. Andrews before I die If I won the lottery, I would: Buy or build a really nice golf course & let all my friends & family play any-time for free and pay off all my debt.

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TheWentzvilleSchoolDistrictBoardofEducationhasapprovedthehiringofDr.JeriLaBrotasPrincipalofFrontierMiddleSchoolforthe2016-2017schoolyear.Dr.LaBrotwillreplaceKellyMcClain,whohasservedinthatrolesince2012andhasac-ceptedanewpositionoutsideoftheDistrict. Dr.LaBrotiscurrentlytheAssistantPrincipalofNorthHighintheFortZumwaltSchoolDistrict.SheholdsaB.S.inElementaryEducationfromMississippiStateUni-versity,aMastersinEducationalAdministrationfromLindenwoodUniversity,andanEducationalLeadershipDoctoratefromMaryvilleUniversity. Dr.LaBrottaughtSpanishatWestHighforsixyearsbeforetakingajobasanAssistantPrincipalatNorthHighin2012.“I’mabsolutelythrilledtoworkwiththestu-dents, families,andstaffatFrontierMiddleSchool,” saidLaBrot. “It’sawonderfulschoolcommunitywithtonsofpositiveenergyandopportunitiesforstudentstogrowandlearn.”Dr.LaBrotisanativeofMissouriandliveswithherhusbandandtwochil-dreninLakeSaintLouis.

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The Missouri Department of Transportation willcloseonelaneonasectionofRoute94inSt.CharlesCountyforthreemonthsstartingonMonday,June6,at7a.m.ThewestboundlaneofRoute94betweenKlon-dikeParkandSandersRoadwillbeclosedsocrewscanrepairtwoslidesandreplacepavementinthearea. Route94willbeaonelaneroadforaboutamileandtrafficwillbedirectedthroughtheworkzoneusingtemporarysignals.DriverscanalsodetouraroundthelaneclosurebytakingRoute94toSchluersburgRoadtoRouteF. AlllanesofRoute94willreopenbylateAugust.

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LSL Community Association committee members needed Have you ever consid-eredgetting involved in theLake Saint Louis Commu-nity Association? We arein need of volunteers withexpertise in the followingareas: Finance Committee– meets the third Tuesdayofeverymonth7p.m.Archi-tectural Control committee–secondand fourthThurs-day at 7 p.m.Golf commit-tee–secondMondayofthe

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Spring has arrived in Lake Saint Louis, and never more beautiful than in the wonderful gardens. The May Garden of the Month has been awarded to Tricia Parr at 638 Falconcrest Dr. in Heritage of Hawk Ridge. Tricia has resided here for 3 years and is the gar-dener of the family. The yard was transformed from a rock landscape to a lovely old-fashioned garden. The peonies have just bloomed and are joined by primros-es, clematis, blue hostas and hydrangeas. Ms. Parr will also receive a $25 gift certificate from Frisella Nursery in Defiance.

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Wentzville United Methodist Church would like to invite the community, along with past and present mem-bers, to celebrate their 150 anniversary. On June 12, they will begin with worship at 10 a.m. followed by a potluck luncheon. The Anniversary Program will begin at noon. In February 1866, the first church in Wentzville was founded as the Methodist Episcopal Church South, on what is today, East Pitman between Elm and White-head Streets. The church building was destroyed by fire in November, 1882. With a generous land donation from Mary D. Linn a new building was built on Linn Ave. between 5th and 6th Streets and ready for worship in 1885. By the 1950’s the church membership had grown significantly and for the first time had a dedicated pas-tor rather than a circuit relationship with other Methodist churches. It was determined the 1883 building was in need of extensive repairs. A new building was erected on the same location and opened on July 15, 1951 with Robert Mann as pastor. By 1957, membership grew to 335 under the lead-ership of Rev. Robert Mordt. It was obvious the one-acre campus would not be adequate for growth. Rev. Robert Hemmerla became pastor in 1964 and 5.6 acres of land was purchased in 1967 at 725 Wall Street. The first worship service was held in the new building in February, 1969. This was the second new, and current building, for Wentzville United Methodist Church. There have been a number of pastors over the years including Rev. Hemmerla, Rev. Bill Richardson, Rev. Max Marble, Rev. Paul Garven, Rev. Diana Loo-mis, Revs. Scott and Melissa Bailey-Kirk, Rev. David Conley and our current pastor, Rev. Mark Dumas. The church’s mission and outreach has grown through the years to encompass a number of groups including Adopt-A-Family, Caring & Sharing Food Or-ganization, Disaster Response, Habitat for Humanity of St. Charles County, Mary Martha Thrift Shop, Operation Backpack, and St. Louis Crisis Nursery at Wentzville. For the past 150 years, Wentzville United Method-ist Church has served the spiritual needs of over six generations. During this time, it has dealt with four major wars and seen the collapse and recovery of the economy many times. The church looks forward to serving the community for the next 150 years.

There will be a Lake Saint Louis Music Jam Session on Saturday, June 11 at the Lake Saint Louis Community Asso-ciation from 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. Join the session and play con-temporary/rock Christian, and classic blues and rock music. Call Bill for more information at 314-609-2026. The Community Association is located at 100 Cognac Ct. in lake Saint Louis.

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The prestigious P.E.O. STAR Scholarship, for the 2016-2017 academic year, was presented to Abigail Beckerdite, a senior at Tim-berland High School. The scholarship was presented at the Timberland High School Senior Honors Con-vocation awards ceremony by Maggie Newbold. Abigail is the daughter of Cathy and Matt Beckerd-ite and was recommended for this scholarship by Chap-ter NM of Lake Saint Louis, Missouri. Abigail has been ac-cepted and will attend the University of Missouri – Co-lumbia where she has plans to study Bioengineering be-ginning this fall. The P.E.O. STAR Schol-arship is a $2,500 scholar-ship based on excellence in leadership, extracurricular activities, community ser-vice, academics and poten-tial for future success. The program is open to young women who are citizens or

P.E.O. STAR scholarship awardedlegal permanent residents of the United States or Canada and who are graduating high school seniors at the time of application. A student must be recommended by a P.E.O. chapter. The P.E.O. Sisterhood, founded January 21, 1869, at Iowa Wesleyan College, Mount Pleasant, Iowa, is an international philanthropic and educational organiza-tion which promotes in-creased educational oppor-tunities for women. There are nearly 6,000 local chap-ters in the United States and Canada with almost 250,000 initiated members. The P.E.O. Sisterhood has provided over $280 mil-lion in financial assistance to over 98,000 recipients. The P.E.O. Sisterhood also owns Cottey College, a fully accredited, private liberal arts and sciences col-lege for women, with two-year and selected four-year programs, located in Ne-vada, Missouri.

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Across our communityand our nation, heroin hasclaimed the lives of lovedones, destroyed familiesand devastated hopes anddreams. Wentzville’s Walkto STOP Heroin, broughtfamilieswhohavelovedandlosttogetherwithformerad-dictswhoarestillstruggling,insupportofeachotherandinastandagainst thispow-erful drug. The goal of thiswalk was to connect ourcommunity with the avail-ableresourcesinhopesthatsomeonewill not try heroin–notevenonce.Today,thisgoalwasrealized. Hundreds of people– from infants to grandpar-ents and everyone in be-tween – joined together onMay 14 in the fight againstheroin! Wentzville’s Walkto Stop Heroin was initi-ated in 2015 by AldermanMichael Rhoades and wasstrongly supported by theBoard, Mayor, WentzvilleMissouri Police Departmentand city staff. This eventraisedawarenessabout theimportance of fighting backagainst drug abuse in ourcommunity.

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Kids That Kare TheWalkToStopHer-oinwasjustoneofthemanyplaces that theorganization“KidsThatKare” volunteerstheir time to. The grouppassed out water and foodto the participants at theWalkToStopHeroinevent. Kids That Kare wasformed by Bryan Kasten toempower kids to volunteerin the community.His hopeis to make a difference inkidsatayoungagethattheywill continue into their adultyears.

SomeofthethingsthatKidsThatKarehavedonein-cludecleaninguptheYouthIn Need Garden, droppingoffgranolabarstotheCrisisNursery that were gener-ouslydonatedbytheWentz-villePoliceDepartment,andBryan will be working withthe St. Charles County Po-liceDepartmentonaspecialsafetyawarenessproject. VisitKidsThatKareonFacebook at facebook.com/[email protected].

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Chris Robinson is glad that his family and profes-sional life can be spent at home. He can be with his growing family, while also running his own company, R3 Coaching. For the Wentzville resi-dent, it’s the best of both worlds. “It provides flexibility,” said Robinson, who is mar-ried with 7-year-old triplets, a 3-year-old and twins on the way. Last month, Robinson was recognized for his busi-ness exploits. The Home-Based Small Business of the Year award was presented to Robinson by the U.S. Small Business Administration’s St. Louis of-fice. Small Business Week of Eastern Missouri was cele-brated May 2-7, with Robin-son receiving his award dur-ing a luncheon May 5 at the Hilton St. Louis Frontenac. “I was excited to be rec-ognized,” Robinson said. “It’s great to travel around the U.S., but to be recog-nized by a government agency and to work from home, it’s great.” Robinson, who founded R3 Coaching six years ago, works on the development of individuals and business-es. He works with a number of companies to sharpen team leadership skills and develop emerging leaders through group and one-on-one sessions. He used to work in the corporate world, eventually climbing to a senior sales manager for one of the larg-est vehicle services contract service providers in the Unit-ed States. During his time

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there, the company grew from a staff of 18 employees to over 700. He finally decided his passion and energy could be used elsewhere. “My ultimate goal when I get to a company or orga-nization, No. 1, is let them know leadership is a learn-able skill,” Robinson said. “No. 2, give them tools they can utilize and apply imme-diately. No. 3, really motivate them to do something differ-ent. I want to clear up what leadership is and give them a good model.”

In the past year, he has spoken to groups in Florida, California and Barbados. He also traveled to Paraguay where he was one of 250 coaches to train over 16,000 residents there. “That was an incredible experience,” Robinson said.But it still doesn’t beat be-ing able to enjoy his busi-ness success with his family close by. “I want to impact lives,” Robinson said. For more information about Robinson’s company, visit R3-coaching.com.

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March Cookout Group Committee: Back Row L to R: Jean Conger, Mary Barron, Jim Lafata and Ralph Goltz. Front Row L to R: Ginger Buckley and Judy Ricks.

Another month of the Lake Saint Louis Cookout group is over and they are one-fourth the way through the year. The themes for the month were Mardi Gras, Sports Night, St. Patrick’s Day, and March Birthdays. Mardi Gras was great as usual. This is the third year for this theme and it is always well received. For “Sports Night” Jim

Lafata cooked brats and sauerkraut to compliment the theme. Other members brought dishes to comple-ment the brats. Tables were decorated with baseball, football, tennis, soccer and golf equipment and memo-rabilia. For the third week the cookout group celebrated St. Patrick’s Day. Just like Mardi Gras, they wore

strings of beads and flashy rings and masks, people could join in by the “wear’n of the green.” Green ties, tee shirts, scarves and hats were everywhere. Only one thing was missing and that was green beer. There were multiple members’ birthdays to cele-brate in March so there were plenty of birthday cupcakes and good food to go around.

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300 Yard DriveLake St. Louis, MO 63367

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LAKE FORESTCOUNTRY CLUB

Lake Forest Country Club Chosen to Host Local Qualifier for the 2017 Drive, Chip and Putt Championship for Children Ages 7-15 Do you know a child who loves to play golf? If so, then you will want to register this junior golfer for the free upcoming event at Lake Forest Country Club on Monday, June 20th. All junior golfers are welcome! The Drive, Chip, and Putt Championship is an initiative that was founded in 2013 by the collab-orative efforts of the PGA of America, the United States Golf Association (USGA) and The Masters Tournament (Augusta National Golf Club). It is a free nationwide junior golf development competi-tion aimed at growing the game of golf by focusing on the three fundamental skills of driving, chipping, and putting. By tapping the creative and competi-tive spirit of girls and boys ages 7-15, the Drive, Chip and Putt Championship provides aspiring ju-nior golfers an opportunity to play with their peers in qualifiers around the country. Participants who advance through local, sub-regional and regional qualifying in each age/gender category earn a place in the 2017 National Finals, which is conducted at Augusta National Golf Club the Sunday before the Masters Tournament and is broadcast live by Golf Channel. Lake Forest Country Club is proud to have our course chosen as one of only a few mid-west local qualifying locations for this year’s Drive, Chip, and Putt Championship. This fun competition is open to all girls and boys ages 7-15. The girls and boys will com-pete in separate divisions in four age categories: 7-9 years old; 10-11 years old; 12-13

years old; and 14-15 years old. Registration for the Monday, June 20 event at Lake For-est Country Club is open now through Wednesday, June 15 at DriveChipAndPutt.com. The enjoyable competition is a great way for children who are just beginning to golf or who have played golf for some time to come out, have fun with their peers, and be inspired to golf more! If you have any additional questions about the Drive, Chip, and Putt Championship local qualifier, please contact Craig Wise, Head Golf Professional at Lake Forest Country Club 636-561-2221 or [email protected] The members and staff of Lake Forest Country Club are excited to have the opportunity to welcome junior golfers and their families from our community as well as surrounding communities to this event!

Over 3,700 elementary students in the Wentzville School District received a free book this month thanks to the efforts and vision of a grandmother and educator. Faith Gardner, who works as a diagnostician for the District, is the founder of Camie’s Literacy Group (CLG). She established the group almost seven years ago after being inspired by her granddaughter Camie’s love of reading. Gardner says the idea that all chil-dren don’t have access to age-appropriate books at home was unacceptable to her, so she enlisted the help of her family, friends and

coworkers in order to get CLG off the ground in 2009. That year, CLG provided a free book for every kin-dergarten, first and second grader enrolled at Heritage Primary. Since that time, the non-profit has donated over 23,000 books for WSD students to take home and keep as their own. CLG’s mission, accord-ing to Gardner, is to “en-courage the love of reading books in young children. To this aim, we dedicate our-selves to the goal of obtain-ing and distributing an ap-propriate new book to those most in need. Our greatest hope is that every child will

have a new book to call their own.” CLG holds a trivia night annually to raise money to purchase the books that are given away. They’ve also started an Earn to Learn pro-gram at Duello Elementary where kids get pledges from family and friends based on how many books or how many minutes they read. Be-tween the two fundraisers, CLG brought in over $7,000 to purchase this year’s book donation. For more information about CLG visit their Face-book page at http://www.facebook.com/camieslitera-cygroup.

Camie’s Literacy Group donates over 3,700 books to students

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MONDAY NIGHT SENIOR COUPLES GOLF

May 9 - Only four bravesouls golfed this evening be-tween and among the raindrops,butthatdidn’tkeepthemfromhavingagreatround.LindaandRodWestalongwithBruceand Carol Gunn scored a 28!Goodjob.ManymoremadeittoEl Maguey on Ronald ReaganBlvd.Wedidn’tallowtheraintoruinthispartoftheevening. May16-Againlookingoutthewindowsataconstantdriz-zle-wondering…?Withthedriz-zleandcoldplusnocartsbeingallowed,golfwascancelledyetagain.Stefanina’s inWentzvillewas dry and warm with greatfood.We’lltrygolfingagainnextweek. May23-HANKFISCHERCATCHESANEAGLEON#3! What a night for theFischers! Although they didn’thave partners to “mix coupleswith,”theyreallyburnedupthecourse.An overall score of 29with an 80 yard chip in for aneagle 2 on hole #3. Followingclosebehind,eachwithascoreof30were the teamsof JoyceSchattgenandRodWestwithabirdieon#2andDonHessandConnieMasters. LarryMastersandBarbEastvoldhadabirdieonhole#8.DonHesswon themoneyforclosesttothepinon#1 but the money rolled overfor the ladies as nobodymadeit onto the green. Everyonewas excited that the weatherwasperfect.TherewasnogolfonMondayMay 30 due to theholidaybutwewillresumeplayMondayJune6witha4-personscrambleanddinnerat theCAgrill.

LSL SENIOR MEN’S GOLF LEAGUE

May 10 – Thirty-six play-ers started and twelve playersfinished.The light raindiscour-aged the remaining two dozengolfers.Scores:33DanPflager;35TerryErdman;36DanBrown;38 JimRedfield,Bill Kral,ClintMoor, Lonnie McHugh. SuperSeniors Scores: 37 Bill Gulley;40 Tony Gibbons. Closest tohole#8–TerryErdman.Birdies:hole #1Terry Erdman; #7DanPflager,JoeSchallert. May 17 – The TuesdayMorningSeniorGolfLeaguedidnotplaybecauseofrain.Noonestartedtheroundasthecoursewasclosedduetothewetcon-ditions. May 24 – It was a greatmorning for golf, sunny andwarmfor53players.ArealgreatdayforRonKnightasRonhada hole in one on number four.Scores: 30 Marv Noles, BobLafoy; 31 Dick Owens, BarryBrown;32ClintMoor;33GregKowalski,DaveFred;35–TerryErdman,DanBrown,ScottEllis,Richard Hake, Jack Flagg; 36BobCrawshaw,TomHennessy.Super Seniors Scores: 36RoyMeyer; 37 Tony Gibbons, JimSchmitz;38BillGulley.Closesttohole#9:BillKral.Birdies:hole#1 BobCrawshaw, Jim Breed-ing,ScottEllis;#2BarryBrown;#4RonKnight(holeinone);#5Bill Mertens; #6 Dick Owens,RichardHake;#7JimSchmitz,NickPavia;#8DanBrown. May26–InnsbrookCoun-try Club Senior Men’s TeamScramble. 13 teams playedand the weather was sunnyandwarmand theatmosphereat scenic Innsbrookwas great.The entire facility at Innsbrookisbeautifulandwasverymuchappreciated by our senior golfleague.Scoresand teamplay-ers’names:61DonHess,GregKowalski,JohnGilmore,RandyMcAtee; 62 Barry Brown, Ku-marChopra,Terry Erdman; 62Dennis Marchuk, Joe Snell,Bill Mertens; 63 Marv Noles,Larry Rachaels, Dan Brown,LonnieMcHugh;63BobLafoy,RoyMeyer, JimBreeding, BobKilwin; 65 John Cannon, TomPollihan, Bill Kral; 66 Scott El-lis, Tony Gibbons, Larry Mas-ters.TeamSkins:hole#1–DonHess, Greg Kowalski, JohnGilmore,RandyMcAtee;#10–JohnCannon,TomPollihan,BillKral;#14–BarryBrown,Kumar

GolfChopra, Terry Erdman; #16 –DennisMarchuk, JoeSnell,BillMertens. Closest to the holecontest:#2–NickPavia;#15–JohnCannon.A special thanksto Kumar Chopra and JimBreeding for skillfullymanagingthe Innsbrook senior scramble.Their dedication is greatly ap-preciated by all of the seniorgolfleaguemembers.OurJunescramblewill be atBearCreekonThursdayJune23rd. May31–Thetemperaturewas nice due to the overcastskies, overall it was a greatday for 49 golfers to play golf.Scores: 29 Barry Brown; 31DonHess,ClintMoor;32TerryErdman,LonnieMcHugh,RussOsborne; 33 Ralph Goltz; 34Greg Kowalski, Dan Fischer,Gary Styrk, Jerry Seley, BobBrowning;35BobLafoy.SuperSeniorsScores:33AlBeintker;35RoyMeyer,WardMoore;36GeorgeMontigne;37BillGulley;38 Tony Gibbons. Birdies: hole#2RalphGoltz,GregKowalski,ClintMoor;#5BarryBrown;#6DonHess; #7 LonnieMcHugh,JoeSnell,RonBricker,SkipRa-leigh.

LSL WEDNESDAY LADIES’ GOLF

May11–Event:MostPars.Winners:AFl–MaureenOwens–3;BFl–MaryHennessyandJudyRoettger–1;CFl–MerryKral–1.LowScores:AFl–JudiHunt–36;BFl–JudyRoettgerandMarianSandbothe–45;CFl–JudyCova–43;DFl–DenaHamilton–54.LowPutts:JudyCova, Marian Sandbothe, BevMcLaughlin–allhad17. May18–Event:MostOnePutts. Winners: A Fl – Scot-tie Freeman – 3; B Fl – KayThieme,MaryHennessy-3;CFl–MerryKral–3;DFl–JoanFreebersyser – 2. Low Scores:A Fl – Scottie Freeman – 37;BFl –MaryHennessy–39;CFl – Diane Palombi – 45; D Fl– Kay Christian – 52. Birdies:MaryHennessyonhole#6.LowPutts: Scottie Freeman, MaryHennessy–16. May 25 – Event: LongestDrive on #3. Winners: A Fl –Scottie Freeman; B Fl – MaryKay Brady; C Fl – Judy Cova;D Fl – Judy Ungemach. LowScores:AFl–ScottieFreeman–30;BFl–MeldaBolton–37;CFl–DeveraVoss–42;DFl–JoanFreebersyser–47.Chipin:ScottieFreemanonhole#5,BevMcLaughlinonhole#3.Birdies:Scottie Freeman on holes #5and#9,DeveraVossonhole#6.Low Putts: Judi Hunt, DeveraVoss, Scottie Freeman – 14.Next week the starter will beChairmen. Shotgun – arrive at7:30a.m.TheeventwillbeMost4’sfromthefronttees. June 1 – Event:Most 4’s.Winners:AFl–EllyLiebert–7;BFl–BeckyRowe–5;CFl–Rory Roxas – 4; D Fl – DenaHamilton–3.LowScores:AFl–EllyLiebert–34;BFl–JulieGomez–37;CFl–MerryKral–40;DFl–JudyUngemach–48.Chip-in:CamillaBaxteronhole#7. Birdies: Lisa Hamilton onhole#1.LowPutts:EllyLiebert–12.NextweekthestarterwillbeJudiHunt.Teeoffbetween7:30a.m. and 9 a.m.The event willbeFlagDayfromthebacktees.

THURSDAY LADIES GOLF May 5 - Event: Closestto Pin Hole #1, Winners: A Fl– Reba Smedshammer, B Fl –JeanneShull,CFl–Nowinner,DFl–Nowinner.LowScores:AFl–MillieSoderland–33,BFl–MissySpinks–38,CFl–RuthOwens–49,DFl–TommieMor-ris–47,Birdies–MillieSoder-land;hole#2,Chip-in–TommieMorris;hole#3 May12-Event:LowScoreon #3 Winners: A Fl – RebaSmedshammer – 5, B Fl -JeanneShull – 7, C Fl –MaryLouRoutt–7,DFl–JoyceSooy-7.LowScores:AFlight–RebaSmedshammer – 42, B Flight–JeanneShull–52,CFlight–MaryLouRoutt–47,DFlight–CarolEllis–55,NoBirdies,NoChip-ins May19-Event:LowPokerHand Holes #1,#3,#5,#7,#9,Winners:AFl–ConnieMueller–4 -4’s,BFl–MillieFulton–4 - 6’s, C Fl – LindaAttleberry– 4 - 5’s, D Fl – KarenMcWil-liams–3-7’s;LowScores:AFl–RebaSmedshammerandMillySoderland – 37, B Fl – MissySpinks–40,CFl–RuthOwensandLindaAttleberry–45,DFl

–KarenMcWilliams–51;Bird-ies:MillySoderland#1and#6,JeanneShull#1,NoChip-ins. May26-Rainout

FRIDAY NIGHTCOUPLES GOLF

May6–Someoldbusinessfirst – Juliene Brown scored aBirdduringherApril29thround,Imissedit.TheholewasthetoughNo.5,cool.NowontoMay6th.Theweatherwasgreat.40inat-tendance. The game, “CouplesAlternateShotw/SingleBall”.Amouthfulatbest.Itprovedtobea complicated game for most.Some withheld turning in theircards and others threatened ifI printed their scores. Not nec-essary, I bribe easy.My pen isalwaysforsale.Wedidhoweverhave a lesser number of verygood scores. Let’s get to the“Leader Board”. Low Scores –

32 Marvin & Joann Noles; 33Reba & Don Smedshammer;34Marcia&ClintMoor;35Dick&MaureenOwens; 37Barry&JulieneBrown.Birds–Joann&Marvin Noles #1; Clint & Mar-sha Moor #7. Closest to Pin –Ladies, Reba Smedshammer;Men,ClintMoor.50/50–JulieneBrown. Joan & I weren’t men-tioned.Mustbeamisprint.Seeya. May13–HappyDaysarehereagain,JoanandImadethe“LeaderBoard.”Oh!Thereweresome others too. The gamewas “Mixed Couple Scramble.”The weather was good thoughstormy weather was to come.“43”wereinattendance.Here’sthe “LeaderBoard” for your re-view. “Low Scores” – 29 ClintMoor & Joan Freebersyser; 30= 28 + 2 Penalty Barry Brown

&ChuckBrand;31BobbieFout&SherryYoung,DickOwens&Denise Disper, Aggie Schmidt&MarkDennis, Jeff Schmidt&Holly Hackman; 32 Barb East-vold & Joe Schallert, Tony De-natale & Juliene Brown, MillieFulton & Don Smedshammer;33 Marvin Noles & Mary Hen-nessy; 34 Marcia Moor & RonFreebersyser, Judy Fletcher &Reba Smedshammer. “Birds”ChuckBrand&BarryBrown#2;ClintMoor&JoanFreebersyser#8; Dick Owens & Denise Dis-per#2.“ClosesttoPin”–AggieSchmidt (Ladies), Barry Brown(Men). 50/50 – Kathy Fout.Now don’t get excited, I saidat the beginning of the seasonthat there would be a 2-strokepenalty for “2-Man” teams. Ijusthaven’tshownitbefore.It’sshownonyourprogramTourna-

mentRules. May20–Thegodssmiledon us one more time. Theweatherwas beautiful.We had38 golfers ready, willing andabletoattackthenight’sformat,Couples Best Ball. Here’s theLeader Board – “enjoy.” Lowscores–30TinaWinkler&TimGardner, Kathy & Bobby Fout,31MillieFulton&JudyFletcher,Joann&MarvinNoles, 32DonBradford & Karla, Jeff &AggieSchmidt, (33+2) Tony Dena-tale&ChuckBrand; 35Dick&MaureenOwens,MarkDennis&HollyHackman. Birds –Marvin&JoannNoles#4,TinaWinkler&TimGarder#9,TonyDenatale& Chuck Brand #1. Closest toPin–TinaWinkler (ladies),JeffSchmidt (men). 50/50 – DonSmedshammer.

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Living Lord Lutheran Church500 Cedar Circle Drive—Lake Saint Louis

(636) 327-PRAY (7729)Worship: Saturdays at 5:30 p.m.

Sundays at 8:30 & 11:00 a.m.

Learning Hour for Adults & Children at 9:45 a.m.

Week Day Preschool

Living LordLutheran Church

Week Day Preschool

500 Cedar Circle DriveLake Saint Louis(636) 327-PRAY (7729)

Worship: Saturdays - 5:30 p.m. Sundays - 8:30 & 11:00 a.m.Learning Hour for Adults & Children - 9:45 a.m.

RELIGION

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First BaptistChurch

Loving God, Loving PeopleConnect, Grow, Serve

653 Luetkenhaus Blvd.Wentzville, MO 63385

(636) 327-8696

Ralph Sawyer,Lead Pastor

* Services interpreted for the Deaf

www.fbcwentzville.com

Sunday9:30 a.m. Worship Service Bible Study*11:00 a.m. Worship Service* Bible StudyWednesday6:15 p.m. Wednesday Night Live (Youth)6:15 p.m. Worship Arts Ministry for Kids6:30 p.m. Adult Bible Study7:30 p.m. Adult Choir

636-561-4347

7400 South Outer 364,O’Fallon, MO 63368

Worshiping God - Caring for People

DPC Annual Co-Ed Golf OutingIncline Village

Saturday, June 11 (1PM)

Visit our website for more informationwww.dpc4u.orgUnited Methodist Church

at Wentzville VBS Plan now for five excit-ing nights of Bible stories and learning, special music and songs, activities and much more at United Meth-odist Church at Wentzville’s Cave Quest Vacation Bible School. Children ages 3 years through 5th Grade are wel-come one night, multiple nights, or every night to ex-perience God’s word in sur-prising and unforgettable ways.

Vacation Bible School is free and open to the public and runs Sunday, July 10 through Thursday, July 14. Registration each night is at 5:30 p.m. and VBS runs 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The United Methodist Church at Wentzville is lo-cated at 725 Wall Street in Wentzville. Open registra-tion will begin in June. The church can be reached at 636-327-6377 or by visiting www.livelovegrow.org.

Entry fee: $65per person

Food & Prizes!Sponsoring Third Presbyterian’s

Summer Youth ProgramContact Billy D at (314) 609-5158 or

[email protected] to register!

Please join us for a

REVIVAL of the Heart, Home & Community

Dardenne Baptist Church2345 Oak Dr., O’Fallon, MO 63368

636-625-2015www.dardennebaptistchurch.org

NURSERY PROVIDED

Sunday - Tuesday, June 26-28Monday - Tuesday

Evenings: 7PMSunday Morning: 10:45AMSunday Evening: 5:30PM

with Evangelist Roger Alford

William Louis Rittenber-ry passed away on May 27, at the age of 83. He is the beloved husband of Barbara Rittenberry of Wentzville, Missouri. He is survived by his son, William Samuel (Carol) Rittenberry of Old Monroe, MO; three daughters, Cyn-thia King (Cotton) Calahan of Shelbyville, TN, Kim Lee (Mike) Koonce of Wentzville, MO, Rebecca Lynn Ritten-berry of Shelbyville, TN; sis-ter, Helen Croslin of Mobile, AL; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, John Thomas Rittenberry and Evelyn Le-ona Rittenberry nee Lewis; brother, John Paul Ritten-berry and sister, Mary Jane Rittenberry. William was a police-man with the Wentzville, Foristell, Truesdale and Lake St. Louis police depart-ments. He owned the Rebel Truck Stop in Wentzville in the 60’s. He was a supervi-sor for Coin Acceptors Com-pany in St. Louis. He also worked for the Atomic En-ergy Commission. William was a member of the Pauldingville Masonic Lodge and a Schriner with the Scottish Right. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Wentzville. He was also a member of the following organizations: Hol-iday Rambler Motor Club, NRA, Goldwing Roadriders

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William Louis Rittenberry

and The Retreads. He is loved and will be missed by his family and friends. Funeral services were held June 1 at Pitman Funer-al Home in Wentzville with interment in Willowmount Cemetery in Shelbyville, TN. Memorial contributions may be made to Pauld-ingville Lodge in care of Pitman Funeral Home, P.O. Box 248, Wentzville, MO 63385.

Barbara J. Broch Barbara J. Broch passed away on May 9, at the age of 67. She is survived by hus-band Paul F. Broch; children Michael P. Broch, Connie M. Broch and Tammy D. Hep-permann; grandchild Paige Heppermann; two brothers Ralph Effler and Kenneth Ef-fler. She was preceded in death by father Robert C. Ef-fler; mother Evelyn L. Effler (nee) Schultz; and brother David Effler. She enjoyed flower gardening and birds. She will be missed by family and friends.

Helen Kebert Harris Helen Kebert Harris, at the age of 90, on Sat., May 21, 2016, went to be with her Savior, Jesus Christ. Beloved wife of the late James B. Harris, dear mother of Linda Lemen, dear grandmother of Wendy (Mike McDoungle), Scott, Timothy, Samuel, and Le-andro Lemen, dear great-grandmother of Luciana Lemen, dear sister, sister-in-law, aunt, cousin and friend. A graveside service was held Mon., May 23 at Linn Cemetery by Kriegs- hauser Brothers.

Dolores “Dode” Nash Dolores “Dode” Nash, 77, of Wentzville formerly of Brighton, died May 22 at Parklane Care and Rehabili-tation Center in Wentzville. A funeral Mass was held on May 26 at St. Joseph Catho-lic Church in East Pleasant Plain with interment in St. Joseph Cemetery.

Living with the pressure Scriptures: John 8:14

How do you handle pressure? Pressure can be a life and death issue, per-colating from family issues, scheduling demands, work, and guilt. One way to deal with these issues is by turn-ing to God’s instruction man-ual, the Bible - His guideline for living. When pressure grows too great, we cry out - “Help!” Graciously, God is there to show us how Jesus managed pressure and how He can help us today. Jesus was painfully aware of pressure...His family misunderstood Him, crowds almost crushed Him with their constant demands for signs and miracles, His disciples questioned His role. He could take the pressure because He knew where He had come from and His destiny. Intimate union with God was the key to Jesus’ inner peace and outer calm. It is also the an-swer for how you and I can live with pressure. Union with Jesus con-firms who we are. As long as we continually search for ourselves and our identity, we will be under pressure. The whims and wishes of

other people will control us. Self-identification must be more than our sex, career status, family role, or size of our bank account. We must know who we are by know-ing whose we are! Allow your mind to un-derstand who you are be-cause of Jesus. Beneath all the layers of your personal-ity and life experiences, you are fundamentally a child of God. You are a new cre-ation and have been cho-sen, loved, and forgiven. That should be enough – but there’s more! You can say, “I am God’s.” That is your con-fidence in times of pressure. Determine whom you are trying to please. Are you most concerned about pleasing yourself, others, or God? Jesus lived in total dependence on God’s direc-tion for his life. Until Jesus is in charge of your life, your need to be loved, accepted, and approved will drive you to comply with what other people want you to be and do. Jesus enables you to have a healthy self-love. So let Jesus take you out of the pressure cooker and show you that you are a precious child of God.

The Kids’ Summer Drama Camp of Wentzville Christian Church proudly presents “Fame Jr.” on Fri-day, June 10 at 7 p.m. and on Saturday, June 11 at 2 p.m. Admission is free and everyone is invited to attend. Doors open a half hour before each perfor-mance begins. 70 youth, third through ninth grade, from the St. Charles County area will present this fun, inspiring and high energy stage production. The musical will in-clude lots of amazing talent, contemporary music, 80’s costumes and great sets. The Church is located at 1507 Hwy. Z in Wentz-ville. For more information, call 636-327-6622 or visit the website www.wentzvillecc.org.

“Fame Jr.” performances to be held at WentzvilleChristian Church

Daniel C. Berrey Memorial Scholarship awarded to local students Lindsay Craig and William Rackers are the 2016 recipients of the Daniel C. Berrey Memorial Scholar-ship. The scholarships were announced at the Wen-tzville Holt High School Honors Convocation held on May 3. The endowed scholarships are awarded to gradu-ating seniors interested in pursuing higher education. Criteria includes a student’s grade point average, po-tential for success in higher education, participation in student activities, and a demonstration of high ideals of citizenship and character. This year’s awardees were also selected by the Holt High School faculty as the Turtle Award recipients presented to the students who carry the weight of the school on their backs. Dan also received the Turtle Award his senior year at Holt High School. Dan Berrey was a 1994 graduate of Wentzville Holt High School. He was a sophomore at the Univer-sity of Missouri-Columbia at the time of his death in October 1995. He was a computer science major and an active student on campus and in his residence hall.

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Veterans Benefits in retirement planningration, transportation, toilet-ing, etc. Proof of Aid andAttendance status requiresa report from the veteran’sphysician. Veterans who are cur-rentlyreceivingservicecon-necteddisabilityareeligibletoreceivethefollowingrateontopoftheirdisabilitypay-ment:Housebound$145.55and Aid and Attendance$310.00. At Twin Oaks SeniorLiving, those who qualifycan receiveAid andAtten-dance.Inourcase,asingleveteran can be entitled toapproximately $21,466 an-nually. For a veteran andspouse, the approximateannual amount is $25,448.Aid and Attendance fundsare distributed directly tothe veteran or spousewhocanthenpayfortheirassist-ed living and skilled facilityneeds. Thesebenefitsarealsoapplicable for the survivingspouse of a veteran whowould have been eligible.A surviving spouse can re-ceive up to $13,794 annu-

allyinpensionbenefits.Thespouse needs to providea marriage certificate anddeath certificate, net worth,income, DD-214 discharge.If the surviving spousewasdivorced from the veteran,thebenefitsdonotapply,nordotheyapplyifthesurvivingspouseremarries. With this financial con-tribution through the U.S.Department of VeteransAf-fairs,thebenefittoaveteranand/or spouse can be sup-plemental income, but notallveteranscanreceive themaximummonthlybenefit. Generally,veteranswhoareeligibleforaVApensionforassistedlivingmusthaveserved at least 90 days ofactive duty, with at leastone of those days duringwartime before September1980.Thosewhowereinac-tivedutyafterSeptember7,1980, generally must haveserved at least 24 monthsor the full period of activeduty(withsomeexceptions),withat leastonedayduringa wartime period and musthaveahonorabledischarge.

Alsotoreceivefullpen-sion benefits, the yearlyfamily incomemustbezeroor lessthantheamountsetby the U.S. Congress, anamount thatchangesannu-ally.IfincomeisovertheVAguidelines, you can reducethe family income throughmedicalexpenses. Asyoucansee,whenitcomes toVApensionspay-ingforassistedlivingorskillfacility living;healthy,activeseniorsneednotapply. But situations dochange and can changeveryrapidlyforolderadults.Onemisstepcanresult inabad fall and an injury thatleaves the person inca-pacitated. This is why it’sso important to know yourbenefitsinadvanceofalifechangingevent. Formoreinformationonveterans benefits, contactyour local VA office,Ameri-canLegionPostorvisitva-benefits.vba.ba.gov. TwinOaksSeniorLivingprovides three continuingcareretirementcommunitiesinO’FallonandWentzville.

On Friday May 6, theAmbassadors welcomedPatrick Daly who spoke tousaboutLakeForestCoun-tryClub.Mr.Dalyisthenewmembership director at thecluband isworkinghard toincrease awareness andmembership. The club now has newleadership and they havechanged the fee structuretoone that isALL INCLUS-INVE. That means thatmembers no longer haveextra fees tacked on suchas cart fees, and ancillarycharges. If golf is not yourthing, theyofferavarietyofotheractivitiesandclubsforthe enjoyment of themem-bership. IfyouliveintheLakeSt.Louis Community Associa-tion, you have golfing privi-legesat 85%of thenormalfees.Youareencouragedtostopbyforatourofthefacili-ties.

Ambassadors of Lake Saint Louis

At their May 13 pro-gram, Lake St. Louis Am-bassadorsheardfromDawnThornton,St.CharlesCom-munity College. Dawn isProgram Manager for Ca-reerExplorationsAlliancewhichworkswithlo-calSchoolDistrictstobringregistered students fromhighschoolandcollegelev-els together with businessandeducationalprofession-als. CareerExplorationsAl-liance acts as counselor tomatch the student with theprofessionof his interest inahands-onexperience. AttheirMay20thmeet-ing,weheardabouttheparksystem managed by St.CharlesCounty.

Patrick Daly

Dawn Thornton

Nancy Gomer, Market-ingCoordinator,gaveaveryinformativeoverview.Thereare 50miles of trails in 17parks, much of which hasbeencreatedandaremain-tainedbyvolunteergroups.The parks are passive rec-reational areas affordingvisitors a chance to con-nectwithnature.TheDanielBoone home was recentlydonated to St. Charlescounty and is the most re-centaddition.

A park located at Pit-man Hill & Kisker Road iscurrently being developedand is expected to openlate2017orearly2018.Thepark service provides edu-cationaloutreachprograms,guided hikes, and manyuniquefacilitiesavailableforrent. Visit www.stccparks.orgformoreinformation. TheAmbassadorsmeetevery Friday at 7 a.m. intheCAClubhouse forcom-rodery,aninterestingspeak-er,andacateredbreakfast.Allarewelcometocometoseeifyouwouldliketojoin.Visit www.lslambassadors.comformoreinformation.

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TheSSMSt.JosephAuxiliaryre-centlymadeadonationof$32,300toLisleWestcott,President of LakeSt.LouisSt.JosephHospital.Thedona-tionisforthreestretchersandalargeblanketwarmer. Pictured are: Lisle Westcott ontheleft,MarcellaGordon,TreasureroftheAuxiliary on the right, andKarenZerr,PresidentoftheAuxiliaryontherightinfrontofMarcella. The Auxiliary has several fund-raisingactivitiescomingupregardingtrips with Collette Vacations. InOc-tobera trip isplannedforariverboatcruiseon theRhineandMoselle riv-ers. A trip to Hawaii is planned forJanuary2017andScotlandintheFallof2017. Anyone interested, please con-tactBarbHutchisonat314-607-5306.

SSM St. Joseph Auxiliary makes donation

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It’s a questionmany ofus have asked. How canI make a difference in mycommunity?Weknowofex-traordinary people presentand past, who have madesignificantchangehappeninourworld. Formost of us,however, there will be noticker tape parades or stat-ues created in our honor.Yetthereisnodoubteachofushassomethingspecialtogiveaswell. In 2006, a handful ofSt. Louis women came to-gether to have a conversa-tion about how they couldmakeadifference...together.Fromthatgatheringcameawomen’s organization thatwould poolmembers’ equalcontributions and using anequal voting system, wouldbegintofundareanon-prof-itswithgrantstohelpmovethemforwardintheirwork. Today, The Spirit of St.LouisWomen’sFund(SOS)hasgrownfromahandfulofwomento223women,eachcontributing$1200per yearin a way that is affordablefor them.This year,SOS iscelebrating their 10th yearof Women’s Collective Giv-ing. Since 2007, SOS hasawarded grants totally $1.8Million to non-profits in theGreaterSt. LouisArea! In-crediblewomenmakingsig-nificantimpact,together. Women’s CollectiveGivingNetworkshavebeenformedthroughoutthecoun-tryinthepast20years.SOSispartofthisnetworkoflike-minded women striving tomake positive change hap-

How can I make a difference?penintheircommunities. Are you a woman whowants tomake a differencein your community but al-wayswondered “HOW”? Ifso, then please plan to at-tend a special SOS gath-ering “Turning Good intoGreaterGood” onWednes-day,June22,from6:30p.m.- 7:30 p.m. at Lake ForestCountryClub300YardDriveinLakeSt.Louis. This SOS eventwill in-troduce you to the conceptof Women’s Collective Giv-ingandhowthislocalorga-nizationofwomenhasbeen

helping others in positivewaysoverthepast10years.SOSmemberswill increaseyour awareness of how agroupofwomencandoex-traordinary things together.A previous grant recipientwillalsobewithustoshareher organization’s successbecause of SOS’s dollarsand encouragement. YourRSVP is required. Pleasecontact SOS Member andlocalLakeSt.LouisresidentSue Rector at [email protected]. Find out moreabout SOS at spiritstlwom-ensfund.org.

Sponsored by the Lake Saint Louis Sailing and Paddling Club.All proceeds benefit youth sailing and paddling in Lake Saint Louis.

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Free Boat Test Drives/Rides

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Test drive your dream boat!Check out your next dock or lift!

Pontoons, ski boats, docks, lifts, and more! For someone who issingle,diningaloneathomecan get monotonous, anddiningaloneata restaurantcanbeuncomfortable. Single St. CharlesCounty seniors decided toovercome that hurdle byorganizing a dinner group.They began to get togethereverySaturdaynightatlocalrestaurants for dinner andfriendship. The group is re-cruiting new members andwelcomes any singles 55yearsandoldertojointhemattheirnextdinner. Participants meet at 3p.m.anddinnerisat4p.m.atthefollowinglocations: June4-ElAgave,1201Wentzville Pkwy. - Wentz-ville,636-327-7086 June 11 - I-Hop, 1912Highway K -O‘Fallon, 636-281-4467

Why eat alone? June 18 - Monical’s,1224HighwayK-O’Fallon,636-980-1212 June25-JJ’s,200FortZumwaltSq.-O’Fallon,636-978-1737 July 2 -Massa’s, 3072WinghavenBlvd.-O’Fallon,636-561-5202 July 9 - Pasta House,2558 Highway K, 636-978-0060 July 16 - Fratelli’s (4p.m.), 2061 Zumbehl Rd. -O’Fallon,636-949-9005 July23-BHall’s,3782MonticelloPlaza -O’Fallon,636-300-8002 July 30 - Donatelli’s,8623 Highway N - LakeSaintLouis,636-561-6966 Ifinterested,callWandaat 636-561-9100 or Pat at636-240-7898.

Carnival: 5pm to 10:30pm Fountain City Amusements

Wrist Band Night! $20 (5pm to 10pm)

Carnival: Noon to 10:30pm Fountain City Amusements

Carnival: Noon to 10:30pm Fountain City Amusements

Entertainment • Jaycee Stage6:30pm to 7:30pm: Patt Holt Kids Connection 7:30pm to 8:30pm; Patt Holt Veteran Tribute

9pm to 10:30pm: School of Rock

Entertainment • Jaycee Stage1pm to 3pm: Buskin Bootleggers

3:30pm to 5:30pm: Cree Rider Family Band 6pm to 7:30pm: A.D.D.

8pm to 10:30pm: Spazmatics!

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Entertainment • Jaycee Stage1pm to 3pm: Serapis

3:30pm to 5pm: Austin Young5:30pm to 6:30pm: Stevie Rees

7pm to 8pm: John Henry8:30pm to 10:30pm: Spazmatics!

Entertainment • Jaycee Stage1pm to 2pm: St. Charles Municipal Band

2:30pm to 4:30pm: Funky Butt Brass Band5pm to 6:30pm: Austin Young

7pm to 8pm: Stevie Rees8:30pm to 10:30pm: Fabulous Motown Revue

Parade: 10am

Friday, July 1 • 5pm to 10:30pmFamily Night at Riverfest

Friday, July 1 • 5pm to 10:30pmFamily Night at Riverfest

Sunday, July 3 • Noon to 10:30pmSunday, July 3 • Noon to 10:30pm

Saturday, July 2• Noon to 10:30pmSaturday, July 2• Noon to 10:30pm

Monday, July 4• Noon to 10:30pmMonday, July 4• Noon to 10:30pm

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Local Avocational Archaeologist is looking to purchase either one arrow-head or an entire collection. Love Indian artifacts! Please call 314-608-2692

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ST. JUDE NOVENA May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glori f ied, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sa-cred Heart of Jesus, have mercy on us. St. Jude, Worker of Miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, Helper of the Hopeless, pray for us. Pray this Novena nine times per day for nine days then publish it. Your prayers will be answered. J.E.S.

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TEACHING OPPORTUNITYLaw Enforcement

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(9-month - 185 day teaching contract position)Qualifications: • Employment experience (3 years - minimum of 6000 hours) in law enforcement or related field. • Teaching and/or supervisory skills • Possess or meet requirements for a Missouri Teaching Certificate including background checkBenefits include: • Employee Health and Life Insurance • Paid sick days and personal days • Missouri Teacher Retirement SystemInterested parties should contact:Martin Hanley, Director, Pike-Lincoln Technical Center573-485-2900, ext. 421 or 422, [email protected]

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Saturday, June 4 (7am). Ridgepointe Place Circle (LSL). Look for balloons on mailboxes. Stan Musial & Albert Pu-jols memorabilia, housewares, home decor, golf clubs, much more.

WAREHOUSESHIP/RECEIVE

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Public NoticeSale to enforce warehouse lien. Tenants are in default of rent pay-ments. Items belonging to the below individuals in said units consisting of household and miscellaneous items. The sale will be on or about July 13, 2016 on the premises of Lock Tight Storage, Inc. 1094 South Callahan Road, Wentzville, MO 63385 in front of the units. All sales are cash only and are final. Contents must be re-moved in their entirety by 3:00 PM same day.

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Wednesday Night Bridge Here is a bridge tip: When partner opens one No Trump and you have less than seven high card points and a five card major, make a shut off bid in the ma-jor suit. If you use transfers, implement the sequence, passing after partner bids your major. If you do not use transfers, bid two of the major. Partner should pass this shut off bid. Your hand may take no tricks in No Trump; it probably will take one or two tricks in a suit contract. Recent winners at Bit O Bridge are Mike Schneider & Ralph Britton, George & Marilyn Bogacki, Del Syl-vester & Karen Engle, Jim McClure & RuthAnn Bosse, Sandy & Marshall Hankins, Al Delio & Estella Lau. Bridge players of all skill levels are welcome to play duplicate bridge any or every Wednesday evening at 6:30 at the Community Association Clubhouse. Call Ja-net Vontz at 561-8808 for info.

Friday Morning Bridge The new Gentlemen’s Bridge Club is the place to be every Friday morning at 10:00 a.m. in the lower level Yacht room in the Community Association Clubhouse. Call Dave White at 314 477-1109 for more information. Recent winners are Craig Lowden, Dave White, John Pridgeon and Bob Jacobs.

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St. Charles County Government has announced the launch of a design-build process for its new emer-gency operations and com-munications facility to be located on TR Hughes Bou-levard behind the existing Police Department building in O’Fallon. It is anticipated the facility will be operational in 2019. The St. Charles County Council passed an ordi-nance in 2015, establishing the design-build procedure and, in March of this year, authorized utilization of the design-build process for the facility. This is the first time the County has engaged in the design-build process. All other County buildings have been constructed with the design-bid-build process. “Benefits of a design-build delivery method include time and cost savings, as well as improved risk man-agement,” said St. Charles County Construction Man-ager Cory Bextermueller. “Additionally, this process is known to increase creativity and innovation by maximiz-ing the strengths of the con-tractor. We feel confident this is the best process for the County given the highly spe-cialized nature of this type of

St. Charles County launches design-build process fornew emergency facility

facility.” The new facility will house the day-to-day op-erations of the Department of Emergency Communica-tions, St. Charles County Police Department’s Division of Emergency Management, and a data center for County information technology oper-ations and the county-wide emergency radio communi-cations system. Currently, the County’s data center and some offices of the Depart-ment of Emergency Com-munications are located in the County Administration Building in the City of St. Charles. The Department of Emergency Communi-cations also operates dis-patching services and 911 operations from an office building in Wentzville. The Police Department Division of Emergency Management is located in the basement of the County’s jail in St. Charles. As St. Charles County’s population continues to grow and demand for these ser-vices rises, now is the time to consolidate these opera-tions into one, mission-crit-ical facility that will sustain 365/24/7 operations during in any type of emergency event or extreme condition.

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