Historical April 1986 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
The Central West End Savings and Loan, a loyal Times advertiser, recently won two financial advertising awards.
The newspaper ads, “The One Tip A Stockbroker Will Never Give You” and “Thanks To You, We’re 6 Going On -30,000,000,” were designed by Cohen Thompson Gregg, an advertising, public relations, and graphic design agency. Principals of the agency include neighbors Ken Cohen, 6100 Pershing, and Debbie Gregg, 6100 block of Waterman.
The winning entries will be published in a book this spring by Best Financial Advertising, the firm which chose the winners.
Congratulations to Paul Kurtz, 6000 Washington, who passed his last exam, qualifying him as an Associate in Risk Management. Works by artist Peter Marcus, former neighborhood resident and one of the developers of the town houses in the 6000 block of Kingsbury, are presently on exhibit at the St. Louis Art Museum. Currents 32: Peter Marcus features nine large, mixed media works which combine Peter’s printmaking with his painting technique.
The show is in Gallery 111 and runs through April 27. Cindy Curley is keeping very busy these days. Besides being mom to Nina, 3 and Ross, 1; she is now in her second year of running her home-based business, Insides. Insides is a residential interior design company which Cindy began about a year and a half ago.
She is pleased to report that her business is really growing. Cindy and John Curley live in the 6100 block of Kingsbury. Several neighborhood residents have been on late winter-early spring vacations. Jane and Jim Geer and daughters, Sarah and Susan, 6100 Kingsbury, recently returned from Florida, where they vacationed with Jim’s brother. Gene and Delores Hoefel, 6100 McPherson, spent ten days in the British Virgin Islands.
The Hoefels along with two other couples, rented a sailboat and thoroughly enjoyed the sun and the sea. Betty Klinefelter spent two weeks in March visiting her sister in Texas, relishing the gorgeous weather and the beautiful new spring flowers.
She had to return in time for her Girl Scouts’ upcoming catering jobs: the Blue and Gold Breakfast, the Methodist Easter Breakfast and the Seder which they will be serving at Grace. Betty lives in the 6100 block of Kingsbury. Long-time residents may remember and wish to offer condolences to the family of Mike Harlemann who died last month.
Mike and his family formerly lived on 6100 McPherson. Deepest sympathies are also extended to the family and friends of Pat Hogan.
Mrs. Hogan lived in the 6100 block of McPherson and passed away in March. teaser: Mark your calendars now and plan to be at New City School on the evening of May 17 What we will be subjected — er, rather, treated to that night will be a dinner theatre production to benefit the Community Council.
I have it from an inside source that it promises to be a riveting melodrama, directed by Rita Sweets and featuring such notables as: Dan Shea, Kathleen Williams, Rich Lake, Karen Kelsey, Paul Kurtz, and “a cast of thousands.” I know you won’t want to miss this!
A riddle: What tidbit did I mention here last year that I was forced to retract because it wasn’t true, that now is true? More next time:
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, April 1986.
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