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October 1992

Historical October 1992 article. Dates, prices, services and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.

As the days grow shorter, so does the time between deadlines and here comes another one.

The column will be correspondingly brief this month.

The Wheelers of the 5900 block of Waterman brought triplets home from the hospital in September. TRIPLETS!

As this is worth a feature, we will bring you further information soon. Congratulations to Bill Chavez, son of Juan and Kiki Chavez, of the 6000 block of Washington, who is the recipient of Churchill School’s most prestigious award, the Herb Case award, given to the student who most demonstrates loyalty and dedication to the traditions of the school and concern for and service to others. Bill is now attending Christian Brothers College. Two students at Crossroads School, Rachael Whitt & Dorothy Cobb, have been recognized by the College Board as AP scholars for ‘Exceptional Achievement.” The Times is always pleased to be able to report the achievements of the young people in our community. Congratulations to all.

We are delighted to report another return to the neighborhood of a former 61XX Kingsbury family. Chris and Joe Lange have returned to the 28th Ward and are living on Southwood.

They surprised their old friends by appearing at the Rags to Riches extravaganza on September 19.

With them was their grown son, remembered by all here as Joey. Daughter Angela is in the military in Europe. Chris is a former editor of The Times, then called The Paper, and Joe served a couple of terms as president of the Rosedale Neighborhood Association.

It was probably called Rosedale-Skinker Improvement Association then!

They are veterans for sure and we hope they will soon find a home even closer than Southwood.

Please call Marj Weir, 863-7558, with your news for Vicissitudes.

She has an answering machine that works when she remembers to turn it on. Or even better, mail it to her at 6120 Westminster, 63112.

Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, October 1992.

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Original source: SD_Times1992_10.pdf, printed page(s) 7; PDF page(s) 7.

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