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Historical October 1982 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
This month there are more interesting summer vacations to report. Ken and Nancy Cohen and family, 6100 McPherson, spent some time in Wisconsin vacationing with family from both sides of the family. Helen Hitchcock and her four daughters, 6100 Kingsbury, visited her family’s farm in northwest Kansas, where her husband Jim joined them later for her parents’ 45th wedding anniversary celebration. Jo Ann and Neville Vatcha along with their two daughters, 6100 Westminster, drove to Montreal, Canada, to visit Neville’s family. Peggy Hermes, 6100 Kingsbury, spent most of the summer touring Europe. Dolphin Island, Alabama, was the vacation site for Tom and Sharon McPherson and family, 6100 Kingsbury. Bill and Pat Kohn and their family, 6100 Kingsbury, really enjoyed their vacation to Guadalajara, Mexico, until their van, full of paintings, camping equipment and numerous personal possessions, was stolen.
We hope that they are recovering from this devastating experience. Delores Hoelfel, 6100 McPherson, flew to Greece to visit her husband Gene who ‘was on sabbatical there from his regular teaching position in the graphics department at Washington University.
From there they went to London where Gene will be working for an advertising agency. Unfortunately, Delores had to cut her vacation short because their son Karl, 16, suffered a broken nose and a fractured jaw. in a swimming accident while she was gone. Karl is recovering quite well and the entire family is hoping to visit Gene at Christmas time.
In the congratulations department, Ray Breun, 6100 McPherson, was the chairperson of the 55th Annual Midwest Museum Conference held in St. Louis Sept. 28 through Oct. 1.
At the conference, he was elected executive vice-president of the association, which is a regional division of the American Association of Museums. Karleen Hoerr, 6100 Kingsbury, was appointed by Mayor Schoemehl to the city’s Demolition Board.
Congratulations Ray and Karleen. Additional congrats go to neighborhood residents with new jobs. Gail Hellan, 6100 Kingsbury, is the new Employee Relations Manager for Mercantile Trust. Bill Horner, 6100 Westminster, has recently begun working for American Freight Systems. JoAnn Vatcha began a new position at the Urban League. Rosedale has more new neighbors.
In the 6100 block of Westminster, we welcome Roger and Barbara Tinklenberg, formerly of Iowa City.
They have four children: Benjamin, 7; Reid, 3; Ammelia, 2; and a new baby, Mark. Roger is the new Energy Coordinator for St. Louis.
Although not a particularly new resident, Carol Marshall has not made her debut in this column.
She and her two children have lived on 6100 McPherson for several months.
On Friday, Sept. 10, approximately 120 Rosedale neighbors and friends enjoyed a delightful evening aboard the Huck Finn.
We boarded at 6:30 and left the dock at 7 p.m.
We dined on roast beef and enjoyed dancing to the combo as we cruised the Mississippi.
The city skyline and the Eads Bridge were absolutely stunning at night and the weather was perfect.
All in all it was a simply marvelous time and we can’t wait to do it again. Get yourself and your families ready to enjoy Halloween—every child’s favorite holiday and every parent’s nightmare. Hope you enjoy it. Be on the lookout for Rosedale representatives, who will be coming to your door to collect dues on Oct. 17, after 1 p.m.
And add to your November calendar—Rosedale Neighbors will sponsor a potluck dinner and meeting on Nov. 18.
Look for more information in the next issue of THE PAPER.
Originally published in The Neighborhood Paper, October 1982.
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