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Scott DrachnikEvent Coordinator- Robin Leach

New Businesses.........................6

On The Front Cover...................7

Mari De Villa

September Events......................8

Patriotic Happenings..............11

October Events .........................14

Fall Fun & Festivities ..............22

Rock & Roll Connection .........24

Exclusive John Ulett Interview

Romantic Getaways ...............26

Business Brief ...........................27

Who’s Who ...............................30

The Beauty Spot ........................5

AmeriGranite..............................6

Richbuilt Basement &Remodeling...............................23

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The Brick Oven ........................29

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Japanese FestivalDate: Mon, Sept 1Time: 10 am-5 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $15-$5Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.org Annual Japanese Festival presents taiko drumming,bon odori festival dancing, martial arts, candlelightwalks in the Japanese Garden and more.

Labor Day ConcertDate: Mon, Sept 1Time: 2pmLocation: Civic Park, O’FallonCost: FreeContact: www.ofallon.mo.us or [email protected] Music by the O’Fallon Jazz Band at 2 p.m., and theO’Fallon Community Concert Band at 3 p.m. Bringseating; refreshments.

Sherry Salant, Alcohol Ink PaintingsDate: Mon, Sept 1-Fri, Oct 17Time: DailyLocation: Renaud Spirit Center Cultural Arts GalleryCost: FreeContact: 636-474-2732 or www.ofallon.mo.us Salant, who taught English and journalism atFrancis Howell High School for 24 years, createsimages with an alcohol ink process.

Pooch PlungeDate: Tues, Sept 2Time: 7 pm-8:30 pmLocation: Splash Station Aquatic Center, WentzvilleCost: $10-$8Contact: 636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.orgBring your dog for a swim at the pool. Call or web-site for specifics and to register.

HayridesDate: Wed, Sept 3Time: Varies by Day and DateLocation: Fort Zumwalt Park

Cost: $177-$99Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usHayrides throughout September most Wednesdays-Sundays. See website for details and times.

Home Care Choices andHow to Find Care at HomeDate: Thurs, Sept 4Time: 1:30 pm-3 pmLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 636-916-9830 or www.bjsph.org Learn about private duty services, home healthcare services, medical equipment and supplies foruse at home. No registration needed.

St. Charles County Sip &Savor Annual Taste EventDate: Thurs, Sept 4Time: 5pm-8pmLocation: 370 Lakeside ParkCost: $35-$20Contact: 636-946-0633 or www.sipandsavorstcharlescounty.com Dozens of vendors; food and beverages, fun andlive entertainment.

Austin MahoneDate: Fri, Sept 5Time: 7pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $65-$25Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.metrotix.comAustin Mahone with Fifth Harmony, Shawn Mendesand Alex Angelo in concert at the Fox.

21st Annual St. Louis Art FairDate: Fri, Sept 5-Sun, Sept 7Time: Fri, 5-10: Sat, 11-10: Sun, 11-5Location: Downtown ClaytonCost: Free to visitContact: 317-863-0278 or

www.culturalfestivals.com Visual artists from across the nation exhibit originalworks of art along with three stages of entertain-ment, activities for children, food from St. Louisrestaurants and more.

Outdoor Lunch ConcertDate: Fri, Sept 5Time: 11 am-1 pmLocation: Westport PlazaCost: FreeContact: 314-617-6403 or www.westportstl.comEnjoy live music in the outdoor village each Fridayin September by various artists.

Chocolate, Wine & All That JazzDate: Sat, Sept 6Time: 6:30 pm-10 pmLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: $80-$70Contact: 636-949-3300 or www.stlunitedway.org Wine, food, chocolate and live jazz from TheColeman Hughes Project. Silent and live auctions,all to benefit United Way.

LouFest Music FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 6-Sun, Sept 7Time: DailyLocation: Forest ParkCost: $350-$90Contact: www.loufest.com Sustainable music festival for all featuring nationaland local bands on three stages, food and retail.

Paper Kite Butterfly FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 6Time: 9 am-4 pmLocation: Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly HouseCost: Butterfly House admissionContact: 636-530-0076 or www.mobot.org Watch paper kite butterflies fly, see kite buildingdemonstrations, build origami butterflies, and dec-orate kite to take home. Also Sept 13.

DJ SkateDate: Sat, Sept 6

Time: 8:10 pm-11 pmLocation: CenturyTel Ice ArenaCost: $7Contact: 636-332-4600www.wentzvilleicearena.com Come ice skate under our disco ball and funkylights. Price includes admission and skate rental.Every Saturday night in September.

Trails for TailsDate: Sun, Sept 7Time: 9am-NoonLocation: Frontier ParkCost: $30-$20Contact: 636-949-9918www.fiveacresanimalshelter.org Five Acres Animal Shelter is hosting Trails for Tailsa 5K race or 1 mile fun walk with your dog. Petgames, contests and vendors.

8th Annual Hill of ThrillsSoapbox RaceDate: Sun, Sept 7Time: NoonLocation: Meyer Road in Front of Progress ParkCost: $13-$5Contact: 636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.org Community event in Wentzville. Soapbox racing;see website or call for regulations/registration.

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Nuts for NatureDate: Mondays, Sept 8-Oct 13Time: 10-11:30amLocation: Fort Zumwalt ParkCost: $41-$36Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usAges 3-5 can enjoy story, hike and activity.

22nd Annual O’Fallon Chamber ofCommerce Golf TournamentDate: Mon, Sept 8Time: NoonLocation: The Falls Golf ClubCost: $100 per personContact: 636-240-1818 or ofallonchamber.org/golf The tournament is one of the largest fundraisers forthe Chamber, allowing them to fulfill their mission.

A+ Art ClassDate: Mondays, Sept 8-Mon, Oct, 13Time: 6-7 pmLocation: Memorial Hall, Blanchette ParkCost: $60 personContact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.com Ages 6-12 can learn basic drawing skills; new subjecteach week. Step-by-step method.

Piper Kerman-LindenwoodUniversity Speaker SeriesDate: Tues, Sept 9Time: 7-8pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts,Lindenwood UniversityCost: FreeContact: www.lindenwood.edu Piper Kerman, author of “Orange is the New Black”,will be speaking.

St. Louis SymphonyLive at Forest ParkDate: Tues, Sept 9Time: 7 pmLocation: Forest ParkCost: FreeContact: www.stlsymphony.org Celebrate the orchestra's 135th anniversary season.Performance is capped off with a fireworks spectacu-lar at the base of Art Hill.

Mini BalletDate: Wednesdays, Sept 10- Oct 15Time: 5:20-6 pmLocation: Renaud Spirit CenterCost: $40-$35Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usAges 3-4 can learn ballet technique and learn dancesin these fun classes.

Saint Louis NationalCharity Horse ShowDate: Wed, Sept 10-Sun, Sept 14 & Wed, Sept 24-Sun, Sept 28Time: Daily; contact for infoLocation: National Equestrian Center, Lake St. LouisCost: FreeContact: 636-561-8080www.nationalequestriancenter.com Nation’s premiere horse show that supports StrayRescue of St. Louis and Therapeutic Horsemanship.Many events.

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“Pioneer Days” at theHistoric DanielBoone Home &Heritage Center

The Historic DanielBoone Home & HeritageCenter will be hosting anevent called Pioneer Dayson September 20 – 21,2014. The event beginsboth days at 9 a.m. andends at 5 p.m. Admission is$12 for adults, $10 for sen-iors (55 and older), and $6for children (age 4-11). Stepback into the early 1800sand witness what life waslike on the MissouriFrontier. The site’s historicvillage will be transformedinto a living history townfilled with pioneer men andwomen carrying out theirdaily tasks. Visitors will beable to meet the town’s car-penter, potter, store clerk,schoolmarm and more. TheHistoric Daniel BooneHome will be open duringthe event.

Activities and special pro-grams will also take placethroughout the day, includ-ing period music, dancing, ablackpowder and cannondemonstration, black-smithing, pottery, Dutchoven cooking, and more.Children will also be able topartake in the fun in the“Children’s village”.Activities will include toma-hawk throwing, sack races,tug-of-war tournaments, haymazes, and all sorts of peri-od games and activities.

For more info [email protected]

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Sat, Sept. 20 • 9 am to 4 pm

FREE: Bring the Family!Dardenne Presbyterian Church

7400 South Outer 364

Dardenne Prairie, MO 63368

636-561-4347www.dpc4u.org

Come enjoy good food, uplifting music, excit-ing games and more as Dardenne PresbyterianChurch celebrates 195 years of "Worshiping

God - Caring for People" on Dardenne Prairie.

• Historic Re-Enactments • Hay Rides• Corn Maze • Fun Activities For all Ages

Celebrating 195 Years ofWorship, Praise, Prayer and

Evangelism on Dardenne Prairie



2nd Thursdays at the FoundryDate: Thurs, Sept 11Time: 5:30 pm-8 pmLocation: Foundry Art CentreCost: FreeContact: 636-255-0270 or foundryartcentre.orgFamily-friendly: Eat, drink paint, draw, write, cre-ate, act, dance and express yourself at theFoundry. Live music; many activities.

Emergency Preparedness forChurches SeminarDate: Fri, Sept 12Time: 9 am-3:30 pmLocation: Spencer Road Branch Library Cost: Free: Must registerContact: 636-949-7408 or www.scccoad.org Church leaders will discover ways to assist the com-munity before, during and after an event occursand how to connect with other organizations.

Love Your Veggies &Being Active TooDate: Fri, Sept 12Time: 1-2 pmLocation: Lake St. CharlesCost: $5Contact: 636-947-1100www.lakestcharlesretirement.comOasis presents this program in the Social Center.Light refreshments.

1st Annual St. Louis World’s FareHeritage Festival and GamesDate: Fri, Sept 12-Sun, Sept 14Time: Fri, 4-10: Sat, 10-10: Sun, 10-8Location: Forest ParkCost: FreeContact: www.stlworldsfare.com Celebrate St. Louis history, as the magical energyof the 1904 World's Fair is rekindled. Historicexhibits, displays and reenactments, music.

Jay Leno: Live at Lindenwood(Sold Out!)Date: Fri, Sept 12Time: 8 pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $99.50-$69.50Contact: 636-949-4433 or www.LUBoxOffice.com Acclaimed late night host, author, comedian, andspeaker will visit Lindenwood.

Route 66, Cuba andSt. James Winery Date: Fri, Sept 12Time: 8:30 am-5:30 pmLocation: Leave from St. Peters City HallCost: $77Contact: 636-397-6903 x1624 or stpetersmo.net Travel Route 66, visit Cuba and St. James Winery.Food and beverage.

Anything Goes ArtCompetition and ShowDate: Fri, Sept 12-Mon, Oct 27Time: DailyLocation: St. Peters Cultural Arts CentreCost: Free to see; fee to enter competitionContact: 636-397-6903 or www.stpetersmo.netSee the entries to this competition and enjoy art.See website or call for dates and times.

O’Fallon OutLoud Stand Up ComedyDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 8:30-10 pmLocation: Rendezvous Café and Wine BarCost: $21-$15Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usRegister for this Comedy Show at Rendezvous.

Crusin’ Cottleville Car ShowDate: Sat, Sept 13Time: 3-7 pmLocation: Legacy ParkCost: Free to visitContact: [email protected] Fall Car Show at Legacy Park.

Log Cabin MuseumDate: Sun, Sept 14Time: Noon-3 pmLocation: Civic Park, O’FallonCost: Free; donations appreciatedContact: 636-240-2000 or ofallonmohistory.org Tour museum and talk with curators. Tours are alsoavailable by appointment. Also, Sun Sept 28.

12 Years a Slave FilmDate: Mon, Sept 15Time: 6:30-9 pmLocation: St. Charles Community College Cost: FreeContact: 636-922-8522 or www.stchas.edu See this stirring and important film; discussion onTuesday: part of SCC Democracy Days events.

10th Annual Golf OutingDate: Mon, Sept 15Time: 11:30 amLocation: Bear Creek Golf ClubCost: Sponsorships: $5000-$200Contact: 636-441-1302 x263 or www.jacares.orgSts. Joachim and Ann Care Service presents theirAnnual Golf Outing at Bear Creek in Wentzville.

Rainbow Village 5th AnnualGolf TournamentDate: Tues, Sept 16Time: 11 am

Location: WingHaven Country ClubContact: 314-567-1522 or www.rbvstl.org Rainbow Village to host “Chip in for RainbowVillage” charity golf tournament.

Pot in Missouri? DiscussionDate: Tues, Sept 16Time: 10-11:20 amLocation: St. Charles Community College Cost: FreeContact: 636-922-8265 or www.stchas.edu Paul Roesler, professor of political science, will dis-cuss the trend towards legalization around the U.S

Paint Your Own Wine GlassDate: Tues, Sept 16Time: 6:30-8 pmLocation: Rendezvous Café and Wine BarCost: $48-$42Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usJoin Gateway Decorative Artists and paint yourown wine glass. Have wine and light appetizers.

Senior DayDate: Wed, Sept 17Time: NoonLocation: Lake St. CharlesCost: $6Contact: 636-947-1100www.lakestcharlesretirement.comLunch followed by Bingo and Estate Sale from1pm-3pm. Everyone welcome!

Music on MainDate: Wed, Sept 17Time: 5-7:30 pmLocation: 100 N. Main Street St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: www.historicstcharles.com Bring your lawn chairs to this outdoor concert.Food & drink available to purchase. Music byStrange Brew,"Women of the Blues".

Medicare Update 2015Date: Thurs, Sept 18Time: 10 amLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: Free: RegisterContact: 636-928-WELLwww.progresswesthealthcare.org Medicare open enrollment is October 15 throughDecember 7, 2014. This is when may change yourhealth or prescription drug coverage for 2015.Also 1pm at Kathryn Linnemann Branch Library.

Party in the PlazaDate: Thurs, Sept 18Time: 5-9 pmLocation: Westport PlazaCost: FreeContact: 314-617-6403 or www.westportstl.com Food, drink and live music in our outdoor village!

Great Forest Park Balloon Glowand Balloon RaceDate: Fri, Sept 19-Sat, Sept 20Time: DailyLocation: Forest ParkCost: Free

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Contact: 314-993-2901www.greatforestparkballoonrace.com Balloon glow Friday from 7:00 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.followed by fireworks. Race day activities includekids’ entertainment area, skydivers, and a photocontest prior to the launch of the hare and houndballoons at 4:30-4:45 p.m.

9th Annual Harvest FestivalDate: Fri, Sept 19 & Sat, Sept 20Time: 5-10 pm Friday, all day SaturdayLocation: Augusta Cost: Some free events, Some requiring purchaseContact: 636-228-4005, augusta-chamber.orgAnnual celebration with food, wine and fun for thefamily. Weekend lodging available.

Mosaics, Missouri Festivalfor the ArtsDate: Fri, Sept 19-Sun, Sept 21Time: Fri, 4-9 pm: Sat, 11 am-9 pm:Sun, 11 am-5 pmLocation: Historic Downtown St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: 314-482-5476 or stcharlesmosaics.org Family-friendly weekend event, with activities foreveryone including fantastic art and great enter-tainment. children can create their own artwork.

HayridesDate: Fri, Sept 19, Sat, Sept 20 and Sun, Sept 21Time: ContactLocation: Broemmelsiek ParkCost: $125 wagon of 20Contact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org45-minute, tractor-pulled hayride. Campfire after.

City Centre DanceDate: Fri, Sept 19Time: 7-10 pmLocation: St. Peters City HallCost: $7 at doorContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.net Dance the night away to the sounds of Fanfare.

Electronic RecyclingDate: Fri, Sept 19Time: Noon-6 pmLocation: St. Charles Family Arena

Cost: Free: fee for some itemsContact: 314-558-0090 or www.witsinc.orgRecycle your electronics. See website.

Celebrate St. PetersDate: Fri, Sept 19 & Sat, Sept 20Time: DailyLocation: 370 Lakeside ParkCost: Free admission: Purchase vouchers for ridesContact: 636-477-6600 or www.stpetersmo.net Annual festival for the entire family. Food, rides,live entertainment, activities, and more!

Pioneer DaysDate: Sat, Sept 20-Sun, Sept 21Time: 9 am-5 pmLocation: Historic Daniel BooneHome & Heritage CenterCost: $12-$6Contact: 636-798-2005 or danielboonehome.com Pioneer Days is a two-day event filled with activi-ties for the whole family.

Heartland Humane Society 5K RunDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 8-10 amLocation: Log Cabin Trail Head, CottlevilleCost: ContactContact: [email protected] 5K Run to benefit Heartland Humane Society.

Celebrate 195 Years of Worship &Praise on the PrairieDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 9 am-4 pmLocation: Dardenne Presbyterian Church, 7400 S,Outer 364, Dardenne PrairieCost: Free Contact: 636-561-4347 or www.dpc4u.orgEnjoy period food, music, games and more. A dayof fun historic re-enactments, hayrides, a cornmaze and activites for all ages.

Movie in the ParkDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 8:30 pmLocation: St. Charles County Heritage MuseumCost: Free Contact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgSee Casablanca at this event. Bring snacks, seating.

Lake St. Louis City-Wide Garage SaleDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 7 am-5 pmLocation: Throughout Lake St. LouisCost: Free: Guide Book, $2Contact: www.lakestlouis.comCome to this city-wide garage sale for some greatbargains and shopping fun.

9th Annual Prairie Day CelebrationDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: All Day!Location: Dardenne PrairieCost: FreeContact: www.dardenneprairie.orgCelebration to commemorate Dardenne Prairie.Fun and events for families; food for purchase.

Dardenne Presbyterian Church195-Years Anniversary CelebrationDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 9 am-4 pmLocation: Dardenne Presbyterian Church7400 S. Outer 364Cost: FreeContact: 636-561-4347 or www.dpc4u.org We'll have a day of fun historic re-enactments,games, hay rides, and a corn maze and activities.

Wellness on the WebDate: Tues, Sept 23Time: 2-4 pm

Location: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 636-978-7926 orwww.youranswerplace.org This short hands-on computer class will help youfind reputable resources for health related issues.

Student Music RecitalDate: Wed, Sept 24Time: NoonLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: FreeContact: 636-922-8399 or www.stchas.edu Student music recital. Open to the public to enjoy.

Week of Sept 21-27

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Mon, 9/1: Tom Nickeson 1-5pmSat, 9/6: Terry Beck 1-5 pm

Sun, 9/7: Rick Curtright 1-5 pmSat, 9/13: Kaylor/Tomasina Duo 1-5 pm

Sun, 9/14: Tom Nickeson 1-5 pmSat, 9/20: Terry Beck 1-5 pm

Sun, 9/21: Bud & Steve Duo 1-5 pmSat,9/27: Rick Curtright 1-5 pm

Sun, 9/28: Dennis Schilligo 1-5 pm

Support Our TroopsSupply DriveDate: Mon, Sept 1Time: Noon-11:30 pmLocation: O’Fallon City Hall,Renaud Spirit Center, Others.Cost: FreeContact: 636-240-2000 www.ofallon.mo.us Bring donations of supplies &items for Troops. See web for listand locations. Through Sept 11.

National Day of Serviceand RemembranceDate: Thurs & Sat, Sept 11,13Time: 8-5 pmLocation: O’Fallon City HallCost: FreeContact: 636-379-5507 [email protected] up for projects honoringeveryday heroes and in memoryof the victims of Sept. 11.

Patriot Day CeremonyDate: Thurs, Sept 11Time: 8:30 amLocation: 9-11 Monumentoutside O’Fallon Police Dept.Cost: FreeContact: www.ofallon.mo.us Ceremony honoring our FirstResponders and remembering vic-tims of the terrorist attacks.

Patriot Blood DriveDate: Fri, Sept 12Time: 9:30am-3pmLocation: O’Fallon City HallCost: Free to donateContact: 636-379-5507www.ofallon.mo.us

POW/MIA RemembranceDay CeremonyDate: Fri, Sept 19Time: 7 pmLocation: Veterans MemorialWalkCost: FreeContact: 636-240-2000www.ofallon.mo.us Ceremony remembering andhonoring U.S. military personnelwho remain missing in action orimprisoned on foreign soil.

AMVETS Flag RetirementCeremonyDate: Sat, Sept 20Time: 6-7 pmLocation: Veteran’s Mem. WalkCost: FreeContact: 636-240-2000www.ofallon.mo.usAMVETS Post 106 will lead thisceremony.


Remembrance Ceremonies andPatriotic Events in O’Fallon

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Arrow Rock TripDate: Wed, Sept 24Time: 8:30am-6:30pmLocation: Leave from Civic ParkCost: $100-$92Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.us Visit Arrow Rock, Missouri on this trip. See produc-tion at Lyceum Theater and enjoy lunch.

OktoberfestDate: Fri, Sept 25-Sun, Sept 28Time: Fri, 4 pm-11 pm, Sat,10 am-11 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pmLocation: Frontier Park, St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: www.stcharlesoktoberfest.com Annual festival with fun, food and activities for theentire family. Parade, car show, German music,dachshund races and more!

Disney on Ice PresentsPrincesses and HeroesDate: Thurs, Sept 25-Sun, Sept 28Time: Thurs & Fri, 7 pm: Sat, 11 am, 3 pm, 7 pm:Sun, 1 pm, 5 pmLocation: Chaifetz ArenaCost: Starting at $15Contact: 800-745-3000 or thechaifetzarena.com High flying jumps, acrobatics, skating and lovableDisney friends are just a wish away! Special appear-ance by Disney's newest princess, Rapunzel.

5th Annual Luncheon for LifeDate: Thurs, Sept 25Time: 11 amLocation: Wine Country Gardens, DefianceCost: $40: registerContact: 636-398-5375 or wwwlourladysinn.orgLunch, dessert, silent and live auctions, fall andChristmas wreaths and vintage accessories for sale tobenefit Our Lady’s Inn.

Family Camping ExpoDate: Fri, Sept 26-Sun, Sept 28Time: Weekend campingLocation: Indian Camp Creek ParkCost: $20/person, ages 5 under free w/adultContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgTwo-day camping festivities include, hayrides, letter-boxing, fishing, astronomy, mountain biking, historicactivities/games and much more!

Food Truck Frolic andSummer Movie NightDate: Fri, Sept 26Time: 8 pm: Food trucks 5:30-8 pmLocation: St. Charles Community College

Cost: Free; food for saleContact: 636-922-8469 or www.stchas.edu Sponsored by Student Activities and SCC Friends &Alumni. “How to Train Your Dragon 2”.

RCS Art & Family FestivalDate: Sat, Sept 27Time: Open house all day: Festival, 10 am-2 pmLocation: Renaud Spirit CenterCost: Free; food and concessions for saleContact: 636-474-2REC or renaudspiritcenter.com Entertainment, activities, prizes, food trucks, free useof equipment and facilities to celebrate the Center.

Wild in the Woods RaceDate: Sat, Sept 27Time: 9 amLocation: Klondike ParkCost: $20: RegisterContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgRun Wild in the Woods through some of St. CharlesCounty's most scenic parks.

Walk to End Alzheimer’sDate: Sat, Sept 27Time: 8-11 amLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: SponsorshipsContact: 314-801-0413 or www.alz.org/stl/walk Nation’s largest event to raise awareness and fundsfor Alzheimer’s care, support and research.

Wentzville City Wide Yard SaleDate: Sat, Sept 27Time: Most begin 7amLocation: Throughout WentzvilleCost: Free: $2 for booklet and mapContact: 636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.orgCity-wide yard sale with something for everybody.

Fiddler on the RoofDate, Sun, Sept 28Time: 12:30-7 pmLocation: Leave from Memorial HallCost: $84Contact: 636-949-3580 or www.stcharlesparks.com Travel to Stages St. Louis to see this musical. Costincludes dinner and show.

Rec-Plex Fall TriathlonDate: Sun, Sept 28Location: St. Peters Rec-PlexCost: Varies by eventContact: 636-939-2FUN or www.stpetersmo.netRegister for a variety of events at the Triathlon.Events for all levels and ages; fun for the family.

Pretty in Pink: Women’s HealthDate: Tues, Sept 30Time: 4-8 pmLocation: Spencer Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 636-928-WELL orwww.bjcstcharlescounty.org to registerFREE girl's night out that's perfect for mother,daughter, girlfriends to enjoy while learning aboutwomen's health. Demos, samples, info, more.

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The City of St. CharlesParks and RecreationDepartment serves their

residents and visitors with 23parks that cover more than 800acres. This September, they areinviting us to join in their 100-year anniversary celebration.The festival, held at Frontier Park,is called “Illumination” and willrun from Friday, September 12ththrough the Monday, September15 at Frontier Park in St. Charles.The park will be ablaze with col-ored light decorations and glowlight merchandise to bathe the areain the dazzling light.

Maralee M. Britton, Directorof St. Charles Parks andRecreation recently sent out astatement to explain the signifi-cance and excitement the eventpromises: "The St. Charles Parksand Recreation Department isproud to be celebrating 100 yearsof service to the community.Illumination is our way of thank-ing the community for being apart of our great heritage,” shesaid.

“We would not be where weare without the support of our res-idents going back to 100 years agowhen they petitioned the CityCouncil for the bond to purchaseBlanchette Park. We look forwardto continuing that amazing part-nership for the next 100 years.”

Activities and Fun For All AgesIt would seem that providing

us with great parks would be atreat in itself, but the IlluminationFestival is pulling out all the stopsto make this a weekend befittingthe history and pride of both theParks Department and its relation-ship with residents and visitors.Beginning Friday, Sept 12, the St.Charles Parks & RecreationFoundation will kick off the week-end with the ILLUMIRUN 5K atFrontier Park. The course will belit; runners are encouraged to addto the effect with their own glowitems. It begins at 7:30pm.Pre-registration is required and canbe accessed through theFoundation website at

www.stcharlesparksfoundation.org.Saturday, an opening ceremonywill be conducted at 11am at theJaycee Stage, followed by aChildren’s Bike Parade. The eventis free (with registration), and kidsare encouraged to decorate theirbikes. Register ahead atwww.stcharlesparks.com or on theday of the event.

From there, the entire weekendof Illumination will be a cornu-copia of live music, premiumamusement rides, children's activi-ties, games, a car show, food andbeverages and more.

Music, games and prizes will bepowered by Radio Disney St.Louis from noon to 2 pm onSaturday. Food trucks will offertheir fare for purchase on Fridayevening, all day Sunday, andMonday evening, and a food courtwill be open Saturday.

While you’re here, you’ll get achance to hear more about theParks Department’s history, themany amenities available and allthe fantastic plans for the future ofthe system.

On Monday evening,Illumination will welcome the2014 Annual Meeting of theMissouri Municipal League; repre-sentatives from across the state willconverge on St. Charles just intime to take part in the celebra-tion.

A fireworks display will con-clude the festivities at 9 p.m.Monday.

Join in the CelebrationPlan to spend all or part of

your mid-September weekend atthe fun in St. Charles, and be apart of history as your celebratewith family, friends and neighbors.Show your appreciation for a cen-tury of service provided by the St.Charles Parks & RecreationDepartment by enjoying a festivalthat is all about you!

by Robin Garrison Leach

An Extensionof Your Own

Back YardSt. Charles Parks & Recreation

Celebrates 100 Years with‘Illumination’ Event

Illumination: 100 Years ofSt. Charles Parks & RecreationDate: Friday, Sept 12th through Monday, Sept 15Times: Friday, 5-10 pm: Saturday, 11 am-10 pm:

Sunday, Noon-5pm and Monday, 5-9:30 pmFrontier Park 500 S. Riverside Drive • St. Charles

Cost: FREE!!!! • Visit www.stcharlesparks.com

Call 636-949-3372

Know the Rules and Have Fun!Visitors should be reminded that domesticated

animals are prohibited in Frontier Park during specialevents per city ordinance 250.180(2). It also isprohibited to bring alcoholic beverages into the

park during special events or remove alcoholic drinkspurchased at the festival from the park per city

ordinance 255.050(c). TimeOff Magazine / Sept-Oct, 2014

An Extensionof Your Own

Back Yard


BingoDate: Wed, Oct 1Time: Noon-2:30pmLocation: Renaud Spirit CenterCost: $18-$15Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usAges 18+ can register to play Bingo at Renaud.Meal included.

HayridesDate: Wed, Oct 1Time: Varies by Day and DateLocation: Fort Zumwalt ParkCost: $177-$99Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usHayrides throughout October most Wed-Sun’s.

Practical Tips: Caregiver ClassDate: Thurs, Oct 2Time: 1:30-3 pmLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 636-916-9830 or www.bjsph.org Listen as a registered nurse, physical therapist, andan occupational therapist share tips to assist withday-to-day care at home.

Ship Wrecked River CruiseDate: Thurs, Oct 2Time: 1:30-6 pmLocation: Leave from Memorial ParkCost: $77 personContact: 636-949-3580 or www.stcharlesparks.comCruise along river in Grafton. See fall scenery,hear narrative talk. Dinner around open fire onsand bar.

HayridesDate: Fri, Oct 3-10-17-24 & Sat, 4-11-18-25Time: 6-6:30 pmLocation: St. Charles ParksCost: $275 per wagon of 25Contact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.comGroups can enjoy 2-hour ride, campfire with foodand fun. Advance booking.

Ringo StarrDate: Fri, Oct 3 Time: 8 pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $127.50-$49.50Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.metrotix.com Ringo Starr and his All-Star Band perform at theFabulous Fox Theatre.

Missouri History in SongDate: Fri, Oct 3Time: 1-2 pmLocation: Lake St. CharlesCost: $5: Must registerContact: 636-947-1100www.lakestcharlesretirement.comOasis presents this musical program of MissouriHistory in Song. Light Refreshments.

HayridesDate: Fri, Oct 3, Sat, Oct 4 and Sun, Oct 5Time: ContactLocation: Broemmelsiek ParkCost: $125 wagon of 20Contact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgGroups take 45-minute, tractor-pulled hayride.Campfire after. Each weekend in October.

Best of Missouri Market“First Look”Date: Fri, Oct 3Time: 6 pm-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $12-$5Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.orgEarly chance to shop and dine at annual Best ofMissouri Market.

Best of Missouri MarketDate: Sat, Oct 4 & Sun, Oct 5Time: 9 am-5 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $12-$5Contact: 314-577-5100www.mobot.org for advance tickets120 Missourians offer produce, baked goods, freshand dried flowers, herbs, handcrafted items, bas-kets, wooden toys, custom jewelry and more.

Take a Kid Mountain Biking DayDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 10 am-1 pmLocation: Broemmelsiek ParkCost: Free: Register early!Contact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgKids ages 8-14 come to annual event. Demos, ride,prizes, fun. Register.

Australian Pink Floyd ShowDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 7:30 pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $68-$28Contact: 636-896-4200 or www.familyarena.com The Australian Pink Floyd Show proudly presents“Set the Controls, The Very Best of Pink Floyd”.

4th Annual St. Charles CountySenior FairDate: Sat, Oct 4Time: 9 am - noon Location: O’Fallon City HallCost: Free for attendees, vendor opportunities Contact: 636-240-2000 or www.ofallon.mo.usCity of O'Fallon is hosting the St. Charles CountySenior Fair this year, with free admission. DrugTake-Back, health screenings, raffles & prizes.

Mo’ Cowbell RacesDate: Sun, Oct 5Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Historic St. CharlesCost: Fee to race, Free to watchContact: www.cowbellmarathon.comOver 7000 cowbells usher in the races. Marathon,Half Marathon, Half Marathon Relay and 5K.

Sausage and Roast Beef DinnerDate: Sun, Oct 5Time: Noon-6 pmLocation: Friedens Peace UCC New MelleCost: Food purchaseContact: 636-828-5980www.friedens-peaceucc.org Great food at this home-style dinner in New Melle.

Mrs. IndependentDate: Sun, Oct 5Time: 3 pm & 7:30 pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $47.50-$42.50Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.com Priest Tyaire's critically acclaimed stage play, "Mrs.Independent."

St. Louis Best Bridal CelebrationDate: Sun, Oct 5Time: Noon-4 pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost: TBAContact: 636-669-3000www.stcharlesconventioncenter.com Call for updated info on this Bridal Show.


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TimeOff Treasure HuntIn the ads within this issue, we've hidden a TimeOff Clock Logo foryou to find. When you find it, e-mail your findings along with thename of the ads in which you found the logo and where youpicked up your copy of TimeOff. When we receive your informa-tion, we'll enter you into a drawing for a $50 gift certificate toan area restaurant. Happy Hunting!

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Don’t Miss the Festivitiesand Fun of MO’ Cowbell

Marathon 2014

Great ready for exciting times and the sounds of cow-bells as the MO’ Cowbell Marathon comes to St.Charles the weekend of October 3rd – 5th!

Now in its fourth year, the 2014 race promises to be big-ger and better than ever with an estimated 5,000+ runnersstarting from Frontier Park on the historic St. Charles river-front. MO’ Cowbell 2014 has a race for every skill level:full marathon, half marathon, half marathon relay, and a 5Kopen to runners and walkers alike.

Not running, no problem! The 2014 Health and FitnessExMO’ sponsored by Barnes-Jewish St. Peters and ProgressWest Hospitals is open to the public. This exciting pre-raceevent which serves as packet pickup for runners and will fea-ture close to 60 local and national vendor booths. TheHealth and Fitness ExMO takes place noon to 7 p.m.Friday, Oct. 3rd and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 4th atJ. Scheidegger Center for the Arts on LindenwoodUniversity’s Campus in St. Charles. Admission and parkingare free.

Organized by the civic group Partners for Progress incooperation with Big River Running Company, MO’Cowbell Marathon has quickly established itself as thefastest and flattest course in the St. Louis region.

Runners and spectators love the cowbells, music and festivities at the Runner’s Village on race day, not to mention having their picture taken with Chuck the Cow,the race mascot.

During the race, spectators gather at Frontier Park for thestart and finish, along the route to New Town in St. Charles,or at the High-Five Zone at Hermans Farm Orchard.Located at right before Mile 5, the High Five zone is a fami-ly favorite with hayrides, pumpkin picking, children’s playarea, and live entertainment from a local high school march-ing band.

Whether you plan on running or just want to come outand enjoy a festive weekend, don’t miss the 4th Annual MO’Cowbell Marathon in St. Charles! For more information,including runner registration, visit MOCowbellRun.com

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Family Fun Day at the FoundryDate: Sun, Oct 5Time: Noon-3 pmLocation: Foundry Art CentreCost: FreeContact: 636-255-0270 orwww.foundryartcentre.org Fall celebration at the Foundry. Art projects forkids 12 and under, story, cookies and lemonade.

The Real Truth about YogaDate: Tues, Oct 7Time: 1:30-3 pmLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: Free: registerContact: 636-928-WELLwww.bjcstcharlescounty.org You don't have to be flexible to take a yoga class,and it is more than just stretching. Learn about themany benefits of an exercise that has been aroundfor centuries.

St. Louis Fashion WeekDate: Wed, Oct 8-Sat, Oct 18Time: DailyLocation: Union StationCost: Varies by eventContact: www.stlouisfashionweek.com Showcases international and local designers andbenefits area charities.

Better Choices, Better Health-Diabetes WorkshopsDate: Wed, Oct 8Time: 1-3:30 pmLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: Free: RegisterContact: 636-928-WELLwww.bjcstcharlescounty.org Discuss eating with diabetes while still making itenjoyable, managing blood sugar, start or main-tain an exercise program, more. Additional dates:Oct 22 and Oct 29.

2nd Thursdays at the FoundryDate: Thurs, Oct 9Time: 5:30-8 pmLocation: Foundry Art CentreCost: FreeContact: 636-255-0270 orwww.foundryartcentre.orgFamily-friendly: Eat, drink paint, draw, write, cre-ate, act, dance and express yourself at theFoundry. Live music; many activities.

Builders Home & Remodeling ShowDate: Fri, Oct 10-Sun, Oct 12Time: Fri & Sat: 11 am-8 pm, Sun, 11 am-5 pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost: FreeContact: 314-994-7700www.stcharlesconventioncenter.com Speakers, demos, displays, kids’ activities andseminars to help you make your house a homewith home improvement ideas.

Erin BodeDate: Fri, Oct 10Location: Foundry Art CentreContact: 636-255-0270 orwww.foundryartcenter.org See Erin Bode in concert at the Foundry.

Fall Fest Street DanceDate: Fri, Oct 10Time: 7 pm-10 pmLocation: Civic Park Drive, O’FallonCost: FreeContact: 636-379-5614 orwww.ofallon.mo.us/FallFestDance the night away to rock ‘n roll and pop musicby Trixie Delight! Concessions for purchase.

Willie Nelson & Family (Sold Out!)Date: Fri, Oct 10Time: 8 pmLocation: J. Scheidegger Center for the ArtsCost: $99.50-$69.50Contact: 636-949-4433 or www.LUBoxOffice.comSee the great Willie Nelson & Family in concert!

New Dance Horizons IIIDate: Fri, Oct 10 & Sat, Oct 11Time: 8 pmLocation: Blanche M Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $30-$20Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.orgDance St. Louis kicks off the season with its veryown commissioned production, New DanceHorizons.

Heaven Can WaitDate: Fri, Oct 10-Sun, Oct12 & FriOct 16-Sun, Oct 18Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Lindenwood’s J. ScheideggerCenter for the ArtsCost: $10 Contact: 636-949-4433 or www.LUBoxOffice.comSee this production of “Heaven Can Wait” twoweekends in October.

Remembering –Judy GarlandDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 1-7 pmLocation: Leave from Memorial ParkCost: $88 personContact: 636-949-3580 or www.stcharlesparks.comVisit Robert G. Reim Theatre in Kirkwood to seethis tribute concert. Dinner at Wild Horse Grill.

Fall Harvest FestivalDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 10-4 pmLocation: Towne ParkCost: Free admission, fees for some activitiesContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgAnnual event with music, crafts, demos, hayrides,vendors and fun.

Dogtober Parade and Bone HuntDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: Noon-3 pmLocation: Dog Park at DuSable ParkCost: FreeContact: 636-949-3395 or www.stcharlesparks.comThe Pet Parade with prizes for best costumes(optional) and other categories. Bone Hunt to fol-low. Call for guidelines and registration.

31st Annual O’Fallon Fall FestDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 10-5 pmLocation: Civic ParkCost: Free; some activities for feeContact: 636-379-5614 orwww.ofallon.mo.us/FallFest This popular event features and shopping at arts,crafts, and specialty booths, live entertainment,music, kids’ activities and festival food.

Fall Fest 5K, 10K, ScarecrowContestDate: Sat, Oct 11Time: 7-8:30 amLocation: O’Fallon City HallCost: $25-$15Contact: 636-379-5606 or www.ofallon.mo.us Sign up for races. Scarecrow costume contest for allparticipants. Choose your race and start your dayoff running!

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Sun, 10/5: Rick Curtright 1-5 pm

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Sun, 10/12: Tom Nickeson 1-5 pm

Sat, 10/18: Terry Beck 1-5 pm

Sun, 10/19: Jumbo Shrimp Duo 1-5 pm

Sat, 10/25: Rick Curtright 1-5 pm

Sun, 10/26: The Turk Tones 1-5 pm

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Daily & Vincent-BluegrassDate: Sun, Oct 12Time: 9:30-6 pmLocation: Leave from Memorial ParkCost: $84 personContact: 636-949-3580 or www.stcharlesparks.comChicken lunch at Sybill’s in St. James, music atMeremec Music Theatre in Steelville.

Fall Foliage, Ferries &Fried Chicken TripDate: Tues, Oct 14Time: 9 am-4 pmLocation: Leave from St. Peters City HallCost: $78Contact: 636-397-6903 x1624 www.stpetersmo.net Alton Dam, across Clark Bridge, Great RiversMuseum, Elsah, Grafton, Pere Marquette StatePark, Brussels Ferry, Dinner.

Senior DayDate: Wed, Oct 15Time: NoonLocation: Lake St. CharlesCost: $6Contact: 636-947-1100www.lakestcharlesretirement.comLunch followed by Bingo and Estate Sale from 1-3pm. Everyone welcome!

Kimmswick Leisure CruiseDate: Thurs, Oct 16Time: 8:30-6:30 pmLocation: Leave from Memorial ParkCost: $116 personContact: 636-949-3580 or www.stcharlesparks.comLunch at Blue Owl, narrated cruise on Tom SawyerRiverboat from Kimmswick to Gateway Arch.

Jason MrazDate: Thurs, Oct 16Time: 8 pmLocation: Peabody Opera HouseCost: $72-$22Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.com See Jason Mraz in concert at the Peabody.

Electronic RecyclingDate: Fri, Oct 17Time: Noon-6 pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: Free: fee for some itemsContact: 314-558-0090 or www.witsinc.orgRecycle your electronics. See website.

Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey:LegendsDate: Fri, Oct 17-Sun, Oct 19Time: Vary, see schedule online or callLocation: Scottrade CenterCost: $90-$17Contact: 800-745-3000 or www.ticketmaster.comAmazing performers from around the globe per-form awe-inspiring feats of daring, spectacles ofstrength and thrills of wonder to summon themythical and the mysterious.

Complete Works of WilliamShakespeare (Abridged) (Revised)Date: Fri, Oct 17-Sun, Oct 19Time: 8 pm Fri & Sat, 2 pm SundayLocation: O’Fallon City HallCost: $12-$8 ages 5 and under, freeContact: 636-474-2732www.renaudspiritcenter.com All 37 plays in 97 minutes! Comedy presented byO’Fallon TheatreWorks. Also Oct 24-26.

Sleepy Hollow: A Musical TaleDate: Fri, Oct 17-Sun, Oct 19Time: Fri & Sat, 7 pm: Sat & Sun, 2 pmLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: $8Contact: 636-922-8233 or www.stchas.eduYoung People’s Theatre Productions present thisunique musical based on “Sleepy Hollow”.

Fest-of-AleDate: Fri, Oct 17Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $45-$15Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.orgYoung Friends of the Missouri Botanical Garden asthey host the seventh annual Fest-of-Ale. Beersamplings, appetizers, music.

Haunted Park HuntDate: Fri, Oct 17Time: 7-10 pmLocation: Dames Park, O’FallonCost: $36-$30Contact: 636-474-2732 [email protected] or 636-474-8105For ages 21+. Register for this Scavenger Hunt byOct 12. Prizes, fun: bring flashlights!

The Piano GuysDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: 8 pmLocation: Fabulous FoxCost: $103.00-$32.50Contact: 314-534-1111 or www.metrotix.com The Piano Guys have performed on everywherefrom “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” to “TheToday Show” and “Katie.”

Halloween Spooktacular on IceDate: Sat, Oct 18 & Sun, Oct 19Time: 7-9 pmLocation: St. Peters Rec-PlexCost: $10: Must registerContact: 636-9392FUN or www.stpetersmo.net Ice skating, games, prizes, candy and costume con-test. Admission includes skates. Family friendly cos-tumes.

Dennis DeYoung: The Music of STYXDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: 7 pmLocation: St. Charles Family ArenaCost: $68.50-$39.50Contact: 636-896-4200www.stcharlesfamilyarena.com Founding member of STYX will perform with hisband at the Arena.

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Halloween, Spirits from the PastDate: Thurs, Oct 18Time: Tours begin at 6 pmLocation: Daniel Boone Home & Heritage CenterCost: $10-$6Contact: 636-798-2005 or www.danielboonehome.com Life in the early 1800s was filled with superstition.Walk the lantern-lit paths and explore a pioneervillage where doubt lurks in the shadows.

Wild in the Woods RaceDate: Sat, Oct. 18Time: 9 amLocation: Klondike ParkCost: $20: RegisterContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgRun Wild in the Woods through some of St. CharlesCounty's most scenic parks.

Family Pumpkin CarvingDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: 1-4 pmLocation: Webster Park Community BuildingCost: $10 person; includes pumpkinContact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.comChildren 14 and under carve pumpkin and do fallcrafts. Hot dogs and s’mores at the fire pit.

Halloween CarnivalDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: 4-6 pmLocation: HES Operations Building, St. PetersCost: $5 per person: must registerContact: 636-9392 FUN or www.stpetersmo.net Dress up for family-friendly fun. Games, dinner,hayrides and more. Bring empty aluminum can forspecial activity.

Missouri BrewfestDate: Sat, Oct 18Time: Noon-5 pmLocation: Westport PlazaCost: $25 personContact: 314-576-7100 or www.westportstl.com Enjoy some of Missouri’s finest beers.

Dirty Dancing the MusicalDate: Tues, Oct 21-Sun, Nov 2Time: Varies by dateLocation: Fabulous FoxContact: 314-534-1111 or www.metrotix.com A live experience, exploding with heart-poundingmusic, passionate romance and sensational dancing.

Lauren Drain-Lindenwood Speaker SeriesDate: Tues, Oct 21Time: 7 pm-8 pmLocation: Spellmann Center, Lindenwood UniversityCost: FreeContact: 636-949-4823 or www.lindenwood.edu Author of Banished: Surviving My Years in theWestboro Baptist Church, will be speaking.

Food Trucks in Frontier ParkDate: Tues, Oct 21Time: 5-8 pmLocation: Frontier Park, St. CharlesCost: Purchase foodContact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.com Live entertainment while you feast on terrific foodfor purchase at the park. Cash only.

Historic Cemetery TourDate: Wed, Oct 22Time: 9 am-4 pmLocation: Leave from Memorial ParkCost: $68 personContact: 636-949-3580 or www.stcharlesparks.comTour some of St. Louis’ historic cemeteries. Thenlunch at Lemp Mansion.

AARP Driver Safety ProgramDate: Wed, Oct 22Time: 9 am-1 pmLocation: Renaud Spirit CenterCost: $20-$15Contact: 636-4742REC or www.ofallon.mo.usRegister for this class to sharpen driving skills.

The Battle to OvercomeSmoking is Worth the FightDate: Thurs, Oct 23Time: 6-8 pmLocation: Middendorf-Kredell Branch LibraryCost: FreeContact: 636-928-WELL or bjcstcharlescounty.org Don shares his battle and offers concrete tips onquitting smoking.

Disney’s The Little MermaidDate: Fri, Oct 24-Sun, Oct 26Time: Fri, 10 am & 7:30 pm;Sat, 1:30 pm & 7 pm; Sun, 1:30pmLocation: Blanche M Touhill Performing Arts CenterCost: $32-$20Contact: 314-516-4949 or www.touhill.org Disney’s The Little Mermaid features professionalperformers with a children’s ensemble.

Spirits in the Garden:Wicked Plants NightDate: Fri, Oct 24Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $25-$15Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.orgRelive the classic film Little Shop of Horrors andparticipate in a digital scavenger hunt while enjoy-ing light snacks and a cocktail.

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6th Annual SCC IdolDate: Fri, Oct 24Time: 7-9:30 pmLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: $5 public; Children 5 and under, freeContact: 636-922-8469 or www.stchas.eduSee the talent at SCC. Fundraiser for multiculturalprogramming on campus.

Take Me Out to theBallgame Trivia NightDate: Fri, Oct 24Time: 7 pmLocation: Trigg Banquet Center, O’FallonCost: $20 personContact: 636-240-1818 orwww.ofallonchamber.org/trivia Theme: “Take Me Out to the Ballgame”. Costumesencouraged; trivia, mulligans beer, soda.

Movie in the ParkDate: Sat, Oct 25Time: 8:30 pmLocation: St. Charles County Heritage MuseumCost: FreeContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgSee Ghostbusters!. Bring snacks and seating.

Hayride HoedownDate: Sat, Oct 25Location: Broemmelsiek ParkCost: $10.50 personContact: 636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.orgHayride, light dinner, s’mores and music byBabaloo. Must pre-register.

St. Louis Pet ExpoDate: Sat, Oct 25Time: 10-6 pmLocation: St. Charles Convention CenterCost: FreeContact: 636-669-3000www.stcharlesconventioncenter.comThe place to go for all things pet. Demos, entertain-ment, training, samples, fun. Bring your pet!

Halloween HappeningsDate: Sun, Oct 26Time: 2-4 pmLocation: Progress ParkCost: $2 or 2 cans of food advance tickets:$4 at door, no cansContact: 636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.org Ages 1-10 can enjoy fun event, with trick-or-treat-ing, games, bounce house and more. Costumes!

Halloween SpooktacularDate: Sun, Oct 26Time: 6-8 pmLocation: Memorial Hall, Blanchette ParkCost: FreeContact: 636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.comFamily-friendly fun at this party. Haunted house,hayride and games. No registration needed.

Scary Movie MarathonDate: Mon, Oct 27-Thurs, Oct 30Time: 6 pmLocation: St. Charles Community College

Cost: FreeContact: 636-922-8469 or www.stchas.eduFree popcorn, food for purchase. Scary movies allweek for Halloween.

Fine Dining SurpriseDate: Tue, Oct 28Time: 4:30-7:30 pmLocation: Leave from Memorial HallCost: $49 personContact: 636-949-3580 or www.stcharlesparks.comCost includes dinner, drink, dessert, all gratuities,escort and transportation to mystery destination.Casual attire.

Halloween ConcertDate: Tues, Oct 28Time: 7-9 pmLocation: St. Peters Cultural Arts CentreCost: FreeContact: 636-397-6903 or www.stpetersmo.net Kids are encouraged to come in costume. St.Charles County Symphony members will be dressedup for the occasion.

Student RecitalDate: Wed, Oct 29Time: NoonLocation: St. Charles Community CollegeCost: FreeContact: 636-922-8399 or www.stchas.edu Student musical recital performance at SCC.

Happy Halloween Cemetery TourDate: Wed, Oct 29Time: 8:30-4:30 pmLocation: Leave from St. Peters City HallCost: $78Contact: 636-397-6903 x1624 orwww.stpetersmo.netTour renowned cemeteries in the St. Louis area onthis trip. Dine at Lemp Mansion.

Oklahoma!Date: Thurs, Oct 30-Sat, Nov 1Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Lindenwood’s J. ScheideggerCenter for the ArtsCost: $18-$10Contact: 636-949-4433 or www.LUBoxOffice.comSee Lindenwood’s production of Oklahoma! at the J.Scheidegger Center for the Arts.

Trick or Treating on MainDate: Fri, Oct 31Time: 3-5 pmLocation: Historic St. CharlesCost: FreeContact: www.stcharlescitymo.govFor costumed children ages 12 and under.

Spirits in the Garden: Creepy CrawlDate: Fri, Oct 31Time: 6-9 pmLocation: Missouri Botanical GardenCost: $30-$15Contact: 314-577-5100 or www.mobot.orgCelebrate All Hallows Eve with the spirit of HenryShaw while sampling botanical spirits from localdistilleries!

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Fall yields a bounty of out-door adventures for youand your family all around

St. Charles County and beyond.Cool weather and the colorful-turning-to-crunchy leaves bringsout the kid in all of us; there isno greater treat for the sensesthan the smell, sound and lookof a crisp autumn afternoon.Whether you delight in the rus-tic charm of an old-fashionedhayride or want to thrill in thechill of a Halloween Happening,September and October will giveyour family a chance to reconnectand explore your community.

Check out these autumnactivities and make plans toenjoy one this fall.

HEY! HAYRIDES!See websites or call for details toregister.

Fort Zumwalt ParkCost: $177-$99: Register636-4742REC or ofallon.mo.us

Book an old-fashioned, trac-tor-pulled hayride through beau-tiful, historic Fort Zumwalt Parkin O’Fallon beginningWednesday, September 3rd andcontinuing through earlyNovember, Wednesday throughSunday. Hayrides are scheduledin two-hour blocks, with each

trip taking about 20 minutes.Afterward, enjoy a fragrant bon-fire.

These are family or grouphayrides; 25 per ride. Bring yourown refreshments and food.Hayrides are scheduled on afirst-come, first-served basis. Twoweeks’ notice is required.

Broemmelsiek Park$125 wagon of 20: RegisterHayride Hoedown$10.50 per person: Register636-949-7535 or stccparks.org

Groups are welcome to enjoythe fun of an old-fashionedhayride without traveling milesfrom home at BroemmelsiekPark in Wentzville, weekendsbeginning Friday, September19th through mid-November.

A tractor pulled wagon takesguests on a 45-minute ridethrough tree-lined fields of thepark. Afterwards, participantscan enjoy gathering around aglowing campfire for an hour toroast their own treats.

A Hayride Hoedown is set forSaturday, October 25th. Registerto enjoy a hayride, light dinner,s’mores and music by Babaloo.

St. Charles City Parks$275 wagon of 25: Register636-949-3372 orwww.stcharlesparks.com

Hayrides through select parkscan be enjoyed on Fridays andSaturdays, October 3rd throughOctober 25th. Times are 6pmand 6:30 pm; they will last about2 hours.

Hayrides will start at DuSablePark - Blanchette Landing andcontinue through Eco Park Trail.Each hayride will stop to cook-out at a campfire to roast provid-ed hot dogs and s'mores.

FALL FESTIVALSSee websites or call for details.

WENTZVILLE

Fall Harvest FestivalSaturday, Oct 11th • 10 am-4 pmTowne Park636-949-7535 or stccparks.org

Come out and exploredemonstrations of historic crafts,learn how to make a batch ofgood old-fashioned apple butter,take a scenic hayride through thepark and purchase pumpkinsand other goods at the FallHarvest Festival.

O’FALLON

31st Annual O’Fallon Fall FestSaturday, Oct 11th • 10 am-5 pmCivic Park636-379-5614 orwww.ofallon.mo.us/FallFest

This festival features andshopping at arts, crafts, and spe-cialty booths, live entertainment,music, kids’ activities and festivalfood and beverages. This is a fes-tival you and your family willnot want to miss.

AUGUSTA

9th Annual Harvest FestivalFriday, September 19th andSaturday, September 20th5-10 pm Friday: All day Saturday636-228-4005 oraugusta-chamber.org

Nothing says fall has arrivedmore than Augusta’s HarvestFestival, right in the heart ofautumn beauty. Enjoy food,wine and activities for the entirefamily. Weekend lodging is avail-able; see website.

ST. PETERS

Celebrate St. PetersFriday, September 19th andSaturday, September 20th370 Lakeside Park636-477-6600 orwww.stpetersmo.net

St. Peters’ annual festival hassomething for everyone. Food,rides, live entertainment andactivities galore will herald in theseason and show hometownpride!

SAINT CHARLES

OktoberfestFriday, September 25th throughSunday, Sept 28th, DailyFrontier Park www.saintcharlesoktoberfest.com

This annual weekend-longfestival is a cornucopia of fun,food and activities for the entirefamily. Activities include aparade, car show, German music,dachshund races and so muchmore!

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MARTHASVILLEDeutsch Country Days

Saturday, Oct 18th andSunday Oct 19th 9 am-5 pmHistoric Luxenhaus Farm, Marthasville$18-$8636-433-5669 or deutschcountrydays.org

Witness an authentic living history expe-rience demonstrating age-old education,local Missouri history and the fun of seeingour forefathers ‘Come Alive’ at this popularannual event.

DEFIANCEPioneer DaysSat, Sept 20-Sun, Sept 21, 9 am-5 pmDaniel Boone Home & Heritage Center$12-$6636-798-2005 or www.danielboonehome.com

Pioneer Days is a two-day event filledwith activities for the whole family. Seedemonstrations, tour the home and enjoyfamily fun.

Dardenne Presbyterian Church195-Years Anniversary CelebrationSaturday, Sept 20, 9 am-4 pm • FreeDardenne Presbyterian Church7400 S. Outer 364636-561-4347 or www.dpc4u.org

Celebrate this historic occasion with aday of fun re-enactments, games, hay rides,and a corn maze and activities for all ages.

SPOOKY FUNCheck websites or call for detailsto register.

Halloween SpooktacularSun, Oct 266-8 pmMemorial Hall, Blanchette Park636-949-3372 or www.stcharlesparks.com

Haunted Park Hunt (Ages 21+)Fri, Oct 17, 7-10 pmDames Park, O’Fallon636-474-2732 or [email protected] 636-474-8105

Haunted HayloftFri, Oct 17-Sun, Oct 19Fri & Sat, 4:30-7:30 / Sun, 2:30-5:30Purina Farms636-982-3232 www.purinafarms.com

Night of Fright Haunted HouseFri, Oct 24 & Sat, Oct 25Youth Activity Park636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org

Boo at the ZooFri, Oct 17-Thurs, Oct 30 • 5:30-8:30 pmSt. Louis Zoo314-646-4771 or www.stlzoo.org

Halloween, Spirits From the PastThurs, Oct 18 • Tours at 6 pm • $10-$6Daniel Boone Home & Heritage Center636-798-2005 orwww.danielboonehome.com

Scary Movie MarathonMon, Oct 27-Thurs, Oct 30, 6 pmSt. Charles Community College636-922-8469 or www.stchas.edu

Halloween CarnivalSat, Oct 18 • 4-6 pmHES Operations Building, St. Peters636-9392 FUN or www.stpetersmo.net

Halloween ConcertTues, Oct 28 • 7-9 pmSt. Peters Cultural Arts Centre636-397-6903 or www.stpetersmo.net

Halloween HappeningsSun, Oct 26 • 2-4 pmProgress Park636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.org

Trick or Treating on MainFri, Oct 31 • 3-5 pmHistoric St. Charleswww.stcharlescitymo.gov

St. Charles Ghost ToursWeekends 7-9:30 pm-MidnightMain Street, St. Charles314-374-6102 or www.stcharlesghosts.com

DOG-GONE DOG ACTIVITIESHumans aren’t the only ones who look for-

ward to fall! Treat your four-legged friend toautumn swims at local pools. See websites orcall for details.

Pooch PlungeTues, Sept 2 • 7-8:30 pm • $10-$8Splash Station Aquatic Center, Wentzville636-332-9236 or www.wentzvillemo.org

Pool Paws Dog Swim(and human ages 18+)Sat, Sept 6 • 11-1 pmAlligator’s Creek Aquatic Center$10 dog and one person; $3 per extra per-son636-474-2732 (register) or ofallon.mo.us

Trails for Tails 5K Race and FestivalSun, Sept 7 • 9 am-Noon • $30-$20Frontier Park636-949-9918 or fiveacresanimalshelter.org

Paws in the Park Dog FestivalSat, Sept 20 • 10 am-2 pmBroemmelsiek ParkFree w/dog food/pet supply donation at gate636-949-7535 or www.stccparks.org

Dogtober Parade and Bone HuntSat, Oct 11 • Noon-3 pm • FreeDog Park at DuSable Park636-949-3395 or www.stcharlesparks.com

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PUMPKIN PATCHTIME!Visit a pumpkin patch, makesome memories and start a familytradition. Here is a sampling ofarea farms.

Centennial Farms199 Jackson Street, Augusta636-228-4338www.centennialfarms.biz 10 am-5 pm Mon-Sat11 am-5 pm SunBeginning last weekend inSeptember

Visit the PumpkinFantasyland for Halloween fun.See full-sized figures with pump-kin or gourd heads representingfarm folks, storybook charactersand some of your favorite TVcharacters.

Mixed in are hundreds ofpumpkins from minis to somebig ones. We also have heirloompumpkins and squash and deco-rative gourds. Indian corn,broomcorn and corn stalks forfall decorating are available.

The Farm Fun Land PlayArea is geared to children threeto ten and admission is free.There is a corn maze, play fortwith slide, grain bin, straw tun-nel and many photo opportuni-ties.

Valley Farms1125 Dietrich Road • Foristellwww.valleyfarms.us Sept 27-Oct 26 • 10 am-5 pm

Visit Valley Farm’s minibarn,hay maze and see lots ofPumpkins, Gourds, Straw,Mums, Concessions, Crafts, andmore!

Come enjoy the Hawk RidgeHay Ride, Barrel Train Ride,panning for gold and more. InOctober, you can book and old-fashioned hay ride and campfireon the weekends for you andyour group. Valley Farms offersgreat packages for parties, fieldtrips and church groups.

Rombach Farm andPumpkin Patch18639 Olive Street Rd,Chesterfield636-532-7265www.rombachsfarm.com Starts Sat, Sept 20 • 9-6 pm

A visit to Rombachs is anannual tradition destination forfamilies in the fall! Pumpkinfun, hay rides, face painting,pony rides, BBQ and more willentertain your family on theweekends at Rombachs. Daily,you can also enjoy a woodenmaze, fort, animals to view andfall fun. They are open 7 days aweek with plenty of free parkingand no admission fees. Choosefrom hundreds of pumpkinsstarting at only $4. For yourconvenience, cash, checks, andMastercard and Visa are accept-ed, and there is an ATM available as well.

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If you have lived in St.Louis the past 30+years, you probably

have heard of John Ulett,one of the longest workingdisc jockeys around. I'veknown John for that long

and asked him some ques-tions about his rock n rollconnection to St. Louis.

Michael: John, please tellSt. Louis how you gotstarted in broadcasting?

John Ulett: I got startedby attending BroadcastCenter when I was 16 yearsold while still a junior inhigh school. I got my firstjob from an instructor atBroadcast Center who wasgoing to be the ProgramDirector of a new stationgoing on the air in the fallof 1974 called KEZK.

Michael: What is yourconnection to St. Louis, inyour words, with the peo-ple, the industry, and ourcity?

John Ulett: I feel mymain connection to St.Louis and the audience Itry to serve everyday is thefact that I'm born andraised here and the listenerknows where my heart lies

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Michael: What is yourmost memorable broadcast-ing experience in St. Louis?

John Ulett: My mostmemorable broadcast expe-rience is still evolving andthat's my long run atKSHE Radio. My 38th

year as a full time on airperson was May 25th.Sometimes I wonder howand when it will concludebut one things for sure, it'sbeen an unbelievable run.Another great experiencehas been doing playerintroductions on nationaltelevision for 6 CardinalsWorld Series teams as theirPublic Address announcer.

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John Ulett: I point to sev-eral people who helped mealong the way. BillGebhardt who started and

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Romance is in air. The crisp, falldays bring to mind roaring fire-places, flickering candles, brisk

outdoor walks and lingering glancesacross sumptuous plates of decadentdinners.

Whether you enjoy amore rustic setting orsomething morerefined, the optionsare endless through-out Missouri. Travelhand-in-hand alongthe colorful fall vis-tas to a romanticday, night or weekendof your dreams.

Try these unusual, magical getawaysto bring back the sparkle in your rela-tionship…to kindle a romance…or tocelebrate your autumn wedding.

Wildwood Springs LodgeSteelville, MO573-775-2400www.wildwoodspringslodge.com

Only about 100 miles from the St.Louis area, Wildwood Springs Lodgeis steeped in history and will surroundyou with a homey, warm feeling toward off the fall chill.

The Ozark countryside will paint awatercolor vision at this Steelvilleresort, built in the 20’s and thoughtful-ly maintained to exude an atmosphereof seclusion amid first-class accommo-dations.

With hiking trails, tennis and otheroutside amenities, you can stick closeto the lodge or venture out to visit areawineries, take in a game of golf or goantiquing. Dining is available onsite;other restaurants are nearby.

Wildwood Springs Lodge is well-known for their fantastic lineup of con-certs throughout the season. InSeptember and October, you can hearthe Little River Band, Arlo Guthrie,New Riders of the Purple Sage andmore. See their website for ticket infor-mation and dates.

Beall MansionAlton, IL1-866-The-BEALLwww.beallmansion.com

Tired of the same old hotels? Thesame restaurants and the same viewsoutside your windows? Transport

yourself and your sweetie to a hotel thatspells luxury with 2 LL’s!

The Beall Mansion in Alton is anelegant Bed and Breakfast that knowshow to treat its guests with elegance

and opulence in an historichome that will make your jawdrop at the splendor.

Listen to this run-

down of a few of the outstanding ameni-ties and options at the Beall Mansion:24-Hour All-You-Can-Eat ChocolateBuffet; Triple sheeted feather beds;Fireplaces in King Rooms; Whirlpool“Jacuzzi” Rooms; In-Room Spa andMassage Services

This three-story, 10,000 + squarefoot mansion is listed on the NationalRegister of Historic Places and is lav-ishly furnished with period antiques andreproductions, as well as marble andbronze statuary. Tours are availableduring your stay.

The history of the mansion willimpress you, and you’ll get a taste of thefiner things of life at the Beall.

Hermann800-932-8687www.visithermann.com

Thinking of popping the question,but not sure of your plans after the“yes”? Why not hop on the Amtrak lineand visit Hermann, in the heart of WineCountry? Sure, you could drive, too,

but there is somethingquaint and intimate

about a ride along theMissouri River

Runner.Tucked away in the

Missouri River Valley,Hermann is a picture

book village where 19thcentury brick buildings hug the

sidewalk, as they do in Germany.Many options are available here forboth dining and lodging, all steeped inhistory and outdoor beauty.

From venues with dramatic views tomore than 300 guest rooms in all priceranges, Hermann is the perfect settingfor an unforgettable Wine Countrywedding.

In September, Hermann hosts itsWedding Trail, a presentation of itsmany venues and lodging choices. AndHermann’s Oktoberfest is an annualcelebration every weekend in Octoberyou won’t want to miss. Romantic?You bet.

The Lemp MansionSt. Louis, MO314-664-8024www.thelempmansion.com

How can we talk about romance inthe fall and not mention a getaway thatwill have you cuddled together all

night long against scary goings-on? According to CNN Travel, The

Lemp Mansion is one of the spookiestbuildings around the world.

Close to home but otherworldly, theLemp offers many events to stimulateyour spine-tingling sensibilities, andtheir restaurant is a popular destinationfor those seeking something different.

You can spend the night here,too…if you dare, and experience a com-fortable suite that will keep you snug-gled together against all manner of eerieemanations.

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Manufacturers to MovieCinemas - Major NewDevelopments UnderwayThroughout the Community

Nearly 2.4 million-square-feet of newcommercial, industrial, and institutionaldevelopment was either completed in2014, is still under construction, oropening soon in St. Charles County,according to a new report from theEconomic Development Center (EDC).

The five largest projects include theexpansion of the General MotorsAssembly Plant and GM’s new stamping

facility in Wentzville, the second phase ofthe Streets of St. Charles mixed usedevelopment, the first phase ofUniversity Commons in St. Charles, andFaurecia’s new automotive manufacturingplant in Wentzville.

Some of the newest developmentsgeared for consumers and touristsinclude two new hotels (MarriottFairfield Inn and Suites in Wentzville andthe Marriott Courtyard in St. Peters),AMC Theatres at Streets of St. Charles,Dick’s Sporting Goods in Wentzville, andtwo new locations for Planet Fitness.

For more information about businessgrowth in the community, visit www.edcscc.com

Get Ready for Cowbell Uncorked100K, Mother’s Day weekend 2015

If you haven’t heard about theCowbell Uncorked 100K, you soon will!It’s a 62-mile, four-person relay racecoordinated by the same people behind

the popular MO’ Cowbell Marathon.Planned for Saturday, May 9th duringMother’s Day weekend 2015, CowbellUncorked 100K is Missouri’s first trailrelay. It starts in Missouri Wine Countryand will be run along the picturesqueKaty Trail. Team spots are limited andregistration opens soon. For more infor-mation, visit cowbelluncorked100K.com

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1985. Since that time wehave been very blessed. Overthe years, we have grown, andour sons Jeremy and Robbyhave joined Harvestowne AutoBody, Inc. to complete us as afamily business.

Our Body and FrameDepartment includes a ChiefEZ Liner frame rack wth aGenesis Lazer measuring sys-tem and a Hunter suspensionalignment system.

The Paint and Detaildepartment includes aDUPONT computerizedpaint mixing station and aGarmat downdraft, climatecontrolled spray booth withbake cycle.

Harvestowne is a memberof the ASA (AutomotiveService Assoc.)

Our shop features I-CARtrained technicians, AudatexCertified Estimators, andComputerized AudatexElectronic Estimating System.

We are listed with the BBB(Better Business Bureau) andhave been an AccreditedBusiness since 1990 with anA+ Rating! We are also proudto be a member on Angie'sList since 2012.

4532 S. St. Peters Pkwy636-928-0082

harvestowneautobody.comHours: 8 am-5:30 pm M-F.

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Outdoor Grill Now Open! Try our Great Grill Offerings: Fish Tacos, Sea Scallops,

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be combined to make ameal. You will enjoy thehomemade meals fromthe distant lands withoutleaving the country. Thisis healthy eating at itsmost enjoyable.

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(2) Large 16"One-Topping PizzasValid through 10/31/14. Not valid with other offers.

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Beseda Flooring

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Ron LaresOwner

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Our FoundationFrom humble beginnings in 1937,

when John Joseph Stygar purchasedCentral Undertaking and Livery onCass Avenue, the Stygar philosphy ofservice has grown strong. That firstyear, John J. performed about 40funerals. It was a different time.Funerals were held at home.Communities were close-knit.Reputations were important.

Losing a loved one is difficult forany family. We're honored that somany families have come to knowand trust the Stygar family duringtheir time of need. We will workdiligently to preserve that trust nowand into the future. And, we pledgeto always do business in an honor-able way that will make our childrenproud.

The Stygar family and our caring,professional staff is always availableto serve you. Our services can beperformed at either of our locationsor at a church, a cemetery or anyother location your family chooses.

To Meet Every Family'sNeeds and Wishes, WeOffer:• Funeral services• Memorial services• Church visitation services• Cemetery burials• Cremations• Donations to medical schools• Arrangements for

out-of-town deaths• Arrangements with clergy, ceme-

tery and florist• Pre-need funeral planning• Grief counseling/support for up to

a year• Veteran's benefits counseling

We offer a choice of quality funer-al products in a wide range of pricesand specialize in working withineach family's budget to create ameaningful tribute to a loved one.

Stygar Mid RiversFuneral Home & Crematory 5987 Mid Rivers Mall Drive

St. Charles MO 63304

636-936-1300stygar.com • whypreplan.com

Where Family Comes FirstFamily Owned and Operated

for Three Generations

Family of Funeral Service

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