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Historical October 1985 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Despite the oppressive heat, the “August 32nd” fundraiser for The Times was an enjoyable success. Marvin Nodiff and Marcia Kerz, 6100 Westminster, were the gracious hosts of the barbeque. Special thanks should go to them as well as to Hitch Powell, 6100 Westminster, who spent most of the evening sweating over a hot grill.
The highlight of.the event was a raffle of donated items such as a new Times T-shirt, an old Paper T-shirt, a bottle of wine, a deck chair and a personally autographed copy of an Ellen Matthews book.
Speaking of attorney Marvin Nodiff, in August he was elected chairman of the board of the St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts.
This group of approximately 75 lawyers and twelve accountants was organized four years ago to provide free legal and accounting services to artists and art organizations who show financial need.
Congratulations to Marvin. Artist Bill Kohn, 6100 Kingsbury, is one of fourteen local artists featured in the “Currents 29: Drawings in St. Louis” exhibit.
The exhibit opened September 19 at the St. Louis Art Museum and runs through November 3.
Congratulations to Dan Shea, Professor of English and 6100 Kingsbury resident, who will be one of four Washington University faculty honored at Founder’s Day. on October 12 at the Omni Hotel with the Distinguished Faculty Award for outstanding commitment to teaching and dedication to the intellectual and personal growth of students. Paula Repetto, 6100 Kingsbury, has taken not one but two new jobs. Paula has replaced Linda Nunley as art teacher at St. Rochs.
She is also teaching art at Central Institute for the Deaf. JoAnn Vatcha, 6100 Westminster, has been promoted to the Executive Director of the Neighborhood Housing Services of St. Louis Inc.
She says it’s very exciting and she is enjoying learning about all of her new responsibilities. Jane and Jim Geer and daughters Sarah and Susan returned recently from a vacation and family visit to the East.
The Geers live in 6100 Kingsbury.
By the time you read this, Katie and Paul Kurtz, 6000 Washington, will have returned from a vacation at Virginia Beach.
They planned to spend the time relaxing and lying on the beach. Sounds great! Katie is the editor of The Times.
A neighborhood welcome to Terry and Mary McCauley and their children: Jim, Terry, Matthew, Aidan and Kathleen.
The McCauleys moved here from Dallas; however, Terry is originally from St. Louis so this was somewhat of a homecoming for him. Terry is employed by Anheuser Busch, and Mary did some writing for a local paper before they moved. Perhaps we’ll get to see some of her talents displayed here.
The McCauleys moved into what was the McCabes’ home on 6100 Westminster.
Mike and Sue McCabe and baby Sean have moved to Chesterfield. Roger and Barbara Tinklenberg and their four children left September 20 for Eldora, Iowa. Roger has taken a position as city manager for Eldora which is located in central Iowa.
The Tinklenbergs, formerly of 6100 Westminster, have purchased an old farmhouse there and are planning to rehab it.
We wish them the best of luck. Watch for news of the St. Roch’s Christmas Bazaar on November 2.
Originally published in The Times of Skinker-DeBaliviere, October 1985.
Read this article in the original newspaper issue.
Archival transcription note: Column says Currents 29 opened September 19; September issue says September 10. Printed date retained.
Original source: SD_Times1985_10.pdf, printed page(s) 4; PDF page(s) 4.
