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Community Life

Vicissitudes

May 1983

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Historical May 1983 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

April was the month for visits from out of town. King Schoenfeld and family, 6100 Westminster, had a visit from King’s parents who live in Milwaukee.

Mary Schmit’s mother visited Mary and Peter, 6100 McPherson, from London, Ohio.

The highlight of her visit was a trip to Hermann and Augusta to see and taste the Missouri wine country.

Congratulations to Rohn Price, 6100 Westminster, who is now a registered architect. Rohn lives with his wife, Sandi, and their son Daniel. Rohn was recently in the Yucatan with his father combining business and pleasure.

There is yet another expectant mother on 6100 Westminster. Diane Niewohner and her husband, Steve, are expecting their first child in June.

The Rosedale Neighborhood Association held a meeting on April 4 in Scariot Hall. How marvelous to be warm in Scariot Hall again!

At the meeting the nominating committee presented the following proposed slate of nominated officers: President Karleen Hoerr (6100 Kingsbury) Vice-president Marcia Kerz (6100 Westminster) Vice-president Alan Mense (6000 Washington) Treasurer Sandy Simms (6100 Westminster) Secretary Peter Schmit (6100 McPherson) North-side representative Paul Kurtz (6000 Washington) South-side representative Arline Webb (6100 Pershing) Pat Kohn, 6100 Kingsbury, was also nominated from the floor to run for Southside representative to the Community Council. Also at the meeting, the new Skinker-DeBaliviere Bylaws were discussed as well as Operation Brightside’s Project Impact and the upcoming “Rags to Riches” sale. Election of officers will take place at the Rosedale Neighborhood meeting following the Pot Luck dinner on May 19 at Scarlet Hall. Socializing will begin at 6:15 with the serving of food at about 6:30 p.m. Should be a great time; hope to see you there!

Look for more information about the Mother’s Day celebration at the World Community Center!

Originally published in The Paper, May 1983.

Read this article in the original newspaper issue.

Archival transcription note: The meeting notice prints Scariot Hall in one passage and Scarlet Hall in another. The source forms are preserved.

Original source: SD_Times1983_05.pdf, printed page(s) 7; PDF page(s) 7.

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