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Historical November 1984 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
We welcome to our neighborhood Paul and Paula Repetto and their three-yearold son Reeve.
The Repettos moved to 6100 Kingsbury after a brief residence in the Oxford Condominiums. Prior to that they lived in Los Angeles. Paul is VicePresident/General Manager of Sunfield Foods, a manufacturer of wholesome snacks which is a division of Sunmark Co. Paula is a full-time mother who formerly worked as a marketing manager in cosmetics.
She is currently in training to become a zoo docent.
The Repettos bought their home on Kingsbury from a long-time Rosedale resident and former 6100 Westminster-ite, who has recently returned to that very block. What’s more, it’s deja vu seeing Marjie Brammeier and her sons Ben and Joey every morning coming out of the very same home in which they resided only a few years ago.
They are happy to be back and the neighbors on Westminster are very happy to have them. Marjie says not only does she feel very much at home in her new-old house but she has finally found the watch stem she lost in the house three years ago.
She found it in the carpet, put it back on her watch and is now wearing the watch again. Marjie is currently working for Operation Brightside. Nancy Cohen, 6100 McPherson, has reentered the academic world.
She is enrolled at the University of Missouri—St. Louis earning a teaching certificate in Social Studies and working on a Masters degree in Education Administration. Nancy was surprised by the coincidence of meeting her neighbor, Bill Martin, in one of her classes. Bill is also pursuing his Masters.
A special note of condolence to Mary Gioia whose father died recently as the result of an automobile accident.
Many hearts go out to Mary and her family, especially her mother who was injured.
Congratulations to Art and Dorothy Santen, 6100 McPherson, who celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary in Kansas City at a disco, enjoying the music of Bill Haley and the Comets. Lu Green, 6100 Westminster, travelled to New York in October with her sister Loretta Schoemehl.
They went to visit their youngest sister Christy who was recently wed to Tom Ney and subsequently moved to New York. Christy has gotten a position at a finance company in Manhatten. Lu and Sam Green’s daughter, Maureen, has just become engaged to Scott Lammert. Maureen plans to complete school at Southeast Missouri State before getting married.
Congratulations to Ray Breun, 6100 McPherson, of the Arch Museum, who was just elected president of the Midwest Museum Conference and Regional Counselor to the American Board of Museums.
Many congratulations go to Jane O. Wayne, Parkview resident, whose new book of poetry Looking Both Ways (University of Missouri Press) has won the Devins Award for 1984.
She will hold a signing session at Paul’s Bookstore on Saturday, Nov. 17, from 3-6 p.m. Seen on the Sally Jessy Raphael Show Oct. 15th—Washington Heights resident Rose Flynn.
She was selected from the audience to help demonstrate a self-defense technique. Would-be muggers, beware! Don’t forget to save the evening of Nov. 17 on your calendar for The Times fund raiser.
Not only will you have the chance to catch up with old neighbors and friends as well as meet new ones, there will be the opportunity to be involved in the first annual chocolate chip cookie contest. You can be a judge for a mere 25 tax-deductible dollars or you can bake your favorite treat and possibly win $100.
If you don’t want to do either, come and eat; a $5 donation will get you in the door. Cash bar will be available. Yours truly, along with other neighborhood New City School affiliates, has been busy planning the annual Christmas Tree Lot and gift shop which opens Nov. 25. See you there.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, November 1984.
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