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THIS MONTH’S ISSUE…
NNLC Board Members 2
Prospective Members’ Coffee 3
Club Director’s Message 4
Club President’s Message 4
Membership Information 5
News About Dues
September Birthdays 5
New Members 6
Membership Social 7
Ronald McDonald Dinners 7
Tinsel Trail 8-9
Featured Sponsor 10
Luncheon Information 11
Club Activities 12
Board Meeting Notice 13
Club Greeting Card 13
St. Louis Trivia 14
Activity Group Listings
Fine Arts 15
Games 15-16
Sports 16-17
Dining/Wine 17
Sponsor Listing 18-19
Editor’s Pick 19
September Calendar 20
September, 2013
New Neighbors League Club St. Louis, MO
1. NNLC Board Opportunities– pgs. 1 & 5
2. Membership Social- pg. 7.
3. New Great Decisions Group- pg. 7
4. Tinsel Trail Fun Opportunities- pg.8-9
5. St. Louis Trivia—Crown Candy Kitchen pg.-14
6. Editor’s Pick: Wine Country Gardens– pg. 19
FRIDAY NIGHT COCKTAILS
NNLC Board Members Needed!!
Would you like to get more involved in the Club’s activities?
This is your chance!
We are in need of 2 ladies to fill 2 positions on the Board of Directors
for the upcoming term. -Welcome Coffee/Hospitality - Care and Share Chairperson
(oversees NNLC’s charitable work projects)
Interested? Want more information? Please contact Lynne Foss at (636)549-3151 [email protected] or Donna Bersett at (314)205-3010
Page 2 September 2013
General Board
Executive Board
President Gay Hampton (636) 329-1044 [email protected]
1st Vice President/Luncheons Noelle Speers (314) 616-3303 [email protected]
2nd Vice President/Membership Lynne Foss (636) 549-3151 [email protected]
Activities Facilitator
Secretary & Publicity Tamara Lobb (636) 812-2373 [email protected]
Treasurer Marty Cochran (636) 812-2381 [email protected]
Happy Wanderer Staff
Editor Prudy Bertolino (636) 209-3309 [email protected]
Circulation Sheri Iamele (636) 220-6173 [email protected]
Database Marla Ruff (618) 726-7344 [email protected]
Webmaster Shelley Lesko (314) 749-4951 [email protected]
New Member Recruitment
Welcome Coffee/Hospitality Donna Brummond (314) 485-1463 [email protected] Nancy Stratte (636) 751-4088 [email protected]
Prospective Members/Reporters Charlotte Calhoun (620) 242-4676 [email protected]
Committee Chairpersons
Dining/Wine Moira Angelini (803) 312-5033 [email protected] Fine Arts Joyce Wiltrakis (636) 527-0095 [email protected]
Sports Tina Edge (314) 609-8496 [email protected]
Games Prudy Bertolino (636) 209-3309 [email protected]
Care and Share Jill Glaus (573) 748-0271 [email protected]
Sheri Burnett (314) 496-4340 [email protected]
Advi- sors
Sue Bollinger (314) 469-3613 [email protected]
Advises: 1st VP/Luncheons, Database, Circulation, Activities Chairpersons
Special Activity: Garden Tour; Co-advisor to Auction
Renee Hatlelid (314) 395-1876 [email protected]
Advises: 2nd V.P./Membership/Activities Facilitator, Welcome Coffee/Hospitality, Prospective Members, Special Activity: Nominating Committee
Carol Bernier (636) 386-5470 [email protected]
Advises: Treasurer, Secretary/Publicity
Club Director & Senior Advisor (not Area Manager)
Donna Bersett (314) 205-3010 [email protected]
Advisees: President, Editor, Webmaster Co-Advisees: Entire Board & All Club Activities
Special Activities: Nominating Committee
National President
Cheryl Beaudreault (877) 330-6654 [email protected]
Board of Directors May 2013 - October 2013
Page 3 September 2013
Deadline for the October, 2013 Issue is Thursday, September 5th
Please submit all articles, activity group updates and regular reports
with HW in the subject line to: [email protected]
NNLC On The Web
www.newneighborsleague.com
W hat can you find on the website?
• Luncheon details
• Up-to-date member directory
• Upcoming event announcements
that did not make it into the newsletter.
Remember that you can log on
anytime to get the newsletter. The e-mail notice you receive each month is just a reminder that the new edition is available. It should be on line by the first of the month.
Because we have member contact information available in the Directory on the website, we password protect the portion of the site that contains this sensitive information. To access the Members page you will need the following log on information:
Username: nnlcmembers
(Think New Neighbors League
Club Members)
Password: friends
If you are still receiving a paper copy of the newsletter you can try logging on to the website yourself to see what the electronic version is like.
If you have any problems
receiving your e-Wanderer notice
or logging on to the website,
contact the Circulation
Chairperson Sheri Iamele
(636) 220-6173
ALL ABOUT NNLC
NNLC Charter
CLUB PURPOSE
The purpose of the New Neighbors League
Club (NNLC) is to bring together the new
neighbors of the area so they may meet and
become friends while adjusting to new
surroundings. The Club is a not-for-profit
social organization with a variety of interest
groups and special activities, including monthly
luncheons and speakers.
HISTORY
NNLC is the official social club of New
Neighbors League, Inc. (NNLI), which was
founded in Dayton, Ohio in 1939 by Theodore
R. Briggs. Out of the business of greeting new
residents grew a recognized need for a social
organization allowing newcomers to meet
others who were also new to the area.
Theodore’s wife, Bunny, lived in many cities
throughout the United States and knew the
loneliness associated with moving into
unfamiliar areas. With the aid of the Ohio
Federated Women’s Club, the Constitution and
By-Laws for NNLC were drafted. The first
chapter was chartered in Cincinnati, Ohio in
1943. As the greeting service operations were
established, new club chapters were founded.
Dayton was home for New Neighbors League
until 1986 when Corporate and Club
Headquarters were moved to Atlanta, Georgia
and Cheryl Beaudreault assumed the position
of National President. Currently, there are
fourteen operations nationwide. Each chapter
operates independently within established
guidelines and under the direction of a local
Board of Directors and a Club Director.
MEMBERSHIP
Membership in NNLC is open to anyone who
is new to the area (less than 1 year) , has been
visited by an area representative and invited to
a prospective membership function. There is a
one-time membership fee of $25.00 to join
NNLC with transfer privileges to any sister
chapter. You must also subscribe to The Happy
Wanderer ($20.00 fee), our club newsletter, to
be an active member. The annual renewal fee is
$25.00.
Affiliated Chapters:
Alabama- Birmingham
Georgia- Atlanta, Peachtree City
Kansas- Johnson County
Nebraska- Omaha
Missouri- Kansas City, St. Louis
Ohio- Canton, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo
Tennessee- Nashville
Texas- Corpus Christi
Washington, D.C.
Prospec�ve New Member
Coffee
Moving into a new community can be exciting, overwhelming, and often times, lonely. NNLC can help make the transition easier by helping women find new friends and
activities. If you know of someone new to the area, invite her to join us at the monthly coffee where she can learn more about
everything NNLC has to
offer.
The next coffee is:
Tuesday, September 3,
9:30am at St. Louis County Library, Daniel Boone Branch, 300 Clarkson
Road, Ellisville, MO 63011. Meet in the Red Room. (Parking on the north side (lower end) makes for easier access to meeting
rooms.)
Page 4 September 2013
You have to be a special kind of person
to forget to eat!
I read this article that said the typical symptoms of stress are: eating too much, impulse buying and driving too
fast.
ARE THEY KIDDING? That's my
idea of a perfect day!
I hope all of you wonderful ladies have enjoyed this & had a chuckle or
two!
REMEMBER: LIVE SIMPLY-------
LAUGH OFTEN-------LOVE
DEEPLY!!!!!
Also if any of you know of a member that needs a get well or sympathy card, please contact the club secretary,
Tamara Lobb.
THANK YOU!! TAKE CARE & GOD BLESS! Always in Fun & Friendship
Donna Bersett Club Director & Senior Advisor NNLC
314-205-3010 [email protected] Fax: 314-205-8093 Cell & Text: 314-800-3241
GREETINGS
LADIES:
Well the summer of 2013 is gone. I hope you all had a happy, fun & healthy
summer.
I remember when my 4 children were growing up I was always so ready to see school start again. That meant I had some time to myself & a little peace for a few hours 5 days of the week. I know some of you are still
raising children.
I thought this is a good time for some
funny. GIRLIE WISDOM!!
A friend of mine confused her Valium with her birth control pills....she has 14
kids, but she doesn't really care.
One of life's mysteries is how a 2 pound box of chocolates can make a woman gain
5 pounds.
My mind not only wanders, it sometimes
leaves completely.
The best way to forget your troubles is to
wear tight shoes.
The nice part about living in a small town is that when you don't know what
you are doing, someone else does.
The older you get, the tougher it is to lose weight, because by then your body
and your fat are really good friends.
Just when I was getting used to yesterday, along came today. Where does
the time go?
Sometimes I think I understand everything, and then I second guess
myself.
I gave up jogging for my health when my thighs kept rubbing together and set
fire to my panties. OUCH!!
Amazing! You hang something in your
closet for a while, and it shrinks 2 sizes!
Skinny people irritate me! Especially when they say things like..."You know
sometimes I forget to eat!" REALLY?
Now, I've forgotten my address, my mother's maiden name and my keys, but
I have never forgotten to eat....
The month of September brings us a wonderful event…. the Member Social. We will be meeting for drinks, delicious appetizers, and socializing on Wednesday, September 25th. We’ve reserved Imogene’s Tea Room in Wildwood for our event. It’s a lovely place and we will have it to ourselves for the evening. Please save the date on your calendar and plan on attending and spending quality time with friends both
old and new.
Also in this issue of the HW is
our call for volunteers for the Tinsel
Trail event in December. We are in
need of three houses to decorate, two
ladies to act as co-chairs for the event,
and lots of volunteers to help ready those
houses for viewing. Last year many of
us enjoyed the camaraderie of working
on decorating. We learned how to make
bows, candy cane name plates, wreaths,
etc. We also met new friends and were
able to enjoy four beautifully decorated
homes. Check the article in this issue
for pictures and comments from past
Tinsel Trail events. In the meantime,
enjoy the first days of autumn and I hope
to see you at an NNLC event soon.
In Fun and Friendship, Gay Hampton President NNLC
636-329-1044
September has arrived and the season for our golfing ladies is slowly coming to a close while the season for the bowlers is on the
horizon. Fall may change our weather, and some of our activities, but it doesn’t change our interest in planning
events with our friends.
Director’s & President’s Messages
Page 5 September 2013
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS
Please make checks payable to NNLC and mail to:
Marla Ruff 324 Forest Oaks Drive Caseyville, IL 62232
Failure to renew your membership will prohibit you from participating in New Neighbors groups and activities. Your membership helps to offset
the ongoing expenses of the club.
MISSING THE FUN
Ronny Borrok
Donna Cunningham
Sylvia Hnatiw
FOR MEMBERS
PRINTED DIRECTORIES AVAILABLE
Members can request a directory be mailed to them. Send a check for $3.00 (not $2.00). It is $1.00 more to be mailed. Contact Lynne Foss to receive your directory. [email protected] (636) 549-3151. Remember there is a frequently updated online directory on the Happy Wanderer webpage.
NNLC Board for October 2013 The Nominating Committee is currently looking for members to serve on the NNLC Board beginning at the end of October. Serving on the Board is fun and ensures the continued success of our club. Without the efforts of these 20 or so members, NNLC would not exist for the enjoyment of so many. This is a great way to get to serve our wonderful club and deepen new friendships. Ladies are asked to make a one year commitment. If you are interested in serving on the Board or have any questions about service and which positions are available, please contact 2nd VP/Membership Lynne Foss at [email protected] (636) 5 4 9 - 3 1 5 1 o r D o n n a B e r s e t t [email protected] (314) 205-3010.
Pam Zonca Sept. 2
Nancy Cadwell Sept. 2
Sheri Burnett Sept. 3
Bobbie Millham Sept. 3
Carol McCormick Sept. 6
Amy Volstromer Sept. 6
Carolee Rowley Sept. 6
Mary Stoppelma Sept. 7
Moira Angelini Sept. 9
Gena Gardiner Sept. 9
Nancy Bengston Sept. 10
Julie McCoy Sept. 10
Jennifer Harbaugh Sept. 11
Linda Jacobs Sept. 15
Marj Wolters Sept. 15
Debbi Nicks Sept. 16
Mary Ann Woodcock Sept. 18
Pat Carr Sept. 20
Kitty Johndrow Sept. 23
Jean Charlton Sept. 24
Donna Holowaty Sept. 29
Shelly Evans Sept. 30
Page 6 September 2013
New Members
Josephine (Jo) Boncek
538 Treetop Trail
Manchester, MO 63021
Home (636) 386-0291 Cell (314) 952-1716 [email protected]
Jo lives in the Manchester area and is a retired Client Executive from Avnet. Her previous line of work
caused her to live all over the state of Texas and she was the first woman in her company to be allowed
to work in the field. Jo’s interests and hobbies include golf, card games, wine, dining out, travel and
reading. NNLC welcomes her to our group!
Liz Crawford
951 Timber Glen Lane
Ballwin, MO 63021
Home (636) 220-8063 [email protected]
Liz and her husband Scott, a chemist for Carboline Company, moved to the St, Louis area in July of 2012
from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Liz has lived around the country a bit living in Chicago, Des Moines,
Buffalo and Houston. She has 2 grown children Erin and Grant. Liz’s interests are hiking, crossword
puzzles and books. We are pleased to welcome her to our club.
Alison Dobbin
8025 Maryland Ave.
Clayton, MO 63105
Cell (314) 478-8585 [email protected]
Alison and her husband Neil moved to St. Louis in February 2013 from Sydney, Australia. The Dobbins have 4
children (Mitchell, Pete, Alexandra and Stephanie) who she keeps in constant contact with via phone apps and
Skype. Alison is an active volunteer in the Clayton area. Her interests include tennis, swimming, kayaking,
squash, cycling and animals. We are very happy to have her in our club!
Alice Kauss
14661 Amberleigh Hill Ct.
Chesterfield, MO 63017
Home (636) 220-7694 Cell (425) 802-7543 [email protected]
Alice and her husband, Eric, moved to Chesterfield, MO in February, 2013 from Seattle, WA. They have one
daughter, Rachel. Alice is a Personal Stylist at Nordstrom’s so is a pretty busy lady. Her interests include golf,
biking, hiking, travel, scrapbooking, volunteering, eating, drinking, live theater and reading. We welcome her to
NNLC!
Pamela Miller
1670 Pin Seeker Court
Eureka, MO 63025
Home (636) 587-6197 Cell (410) 940-9094 [email protected]
Pamela moved to St. Louis from Annapolis, MD in June of this year. She moved to the area to be closer to her 3
grown children (Scott, Chris and Andrew) and their families. Pam has lived outside of the United States in places
like Madrid, Spain and Lyon, France and several states within the country such as California, Virginia and
Maryland. Her interests include photography, reading and hiking. Pam agreed to be our Activity Chairman for
“Sports” during lunch after the Welcome Coffee. Thanks for jumping in with both feet Pam and welcome!
Page 7 September 2013
CLUB ACTIVITIES
New interest group: “GREAT DECISIONS 2013”
Great Decisions, is part of the Foreign Policy Association, They put together a briefing booklet of 8 topical subjects for discussion and produce an accompanying DVD. The idea is that it is similar to a book club. You read the material in your own time (30 –40 minutes) and then we get together to watch a 30 minute DVD
and spend an hour or so discussing it - usually followed by lunch! This year’s topics are:- The Future of the Euro, Egypt, NATO,
Myanmar, Humanitarian intervention, Iran, China in Africa, Threat Assessment.
I have purchased all the materials (one time fee of $25 per person)
Group limited to 14 people. There are 4 openings left. Day and time to be decided
More info? Call Sue Merrick (314) 875-9617 or (609) 477-9652
Ronald McDonald House
Dinner Join us for a rewarding evening of fun, friendship and charity. We will be serving dinner at the West County Ronald McDonald House on: September 12, 2013 and Thursday, October 29, 2013. Call Nancy Hueseman for more information:
(636) 394-5302 [email protected]
NNLC MEMBER SOCIAL
Imogene’s Tea Room
16962 Manchester Road
Wildwood, MO 63040
(636) 273-6111
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
5:30pm—8:00pm
Cash– Specialty Beers and Wine
Appetizers and soft drinks provided
RSVP is required, NO later than September 15th RSVP to [email protected]
Directions:
From Hwy I-64/40 take exit 19 - Clarkson/Olive St. and go left onto Clarkson Rd. Follow it through the light at Clayton Rd. continuing to Manchester Rd. Turn right (west) on Manchester Rd. and go the light
at West Glens Farms Rd. (there’s a Mobile On the Run gas station on the corner). (At this point Manchester Rd. goes left.) Turn left onto Manchester Rd. and Imogene’s will be on the left at the stop
sign past the roundabout. There is parking in the rear.
Page 8 September 2013
TINSEL TRAIL
RENEE’S HOUSE WAS ON 2012 TOUR
“It was truly an exciting experience to
volunteer my house last year for the Tinsel Trail
Tour. It helped me get out of my Christmas decorating rut to see how other members could
envision my house with my decorations, some
borrowed ones, and some new items. Having my house on the tour also gave me the
opportunity to meet other members of the club that were in different groups than I was in just
because they had volunteered to decorate my
house. I provided a salad or sandwich for lunch on the days that they came to decorate (which
isn’t a requirement) and that was a small price
to pay to have my house decorated, the mess cleaned up, and then to enjoy my decorations
throughout the holidays.” Renee Hatlelid
NNLC HOLIDAY HOME TOUR
TINSEL TRAIL
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2013
We are in the planning stages of the Tinsel Trail house tour and are in need of
co-chairpersons to oversee this event. Three homes are still needed for this fun
seasonal club fundraiser. If you love having your home decorated for the holidays,
please consider offering YOUR HOME to be on the tour this year. We have many enthusiastic members who are willing to volunteer their time, talents, and decorations to
help make your home a holiday vision. The money raised from Tinsel Trail goes to our
Care and Share Committee for use in charitable causes.
A VOLUNTEER
“What a fabulous time for Fun and
Friendship – being with old friends
and meeting and making some new friends – decorating – and – learning
new decorating ideas.” Sue Bollinger
Page 9 September 2013
TINSEL TRAIL
JOY ELLEN’S HOUSE WAS ON
2010 TOUR
“Before offering my house for the
Tinsel Trail Tour, decorating for the holidays meant placing three
poinsettias on the stairs while my
hu sband s t r u ng ou t doo r lights. The Tinsel Trail team was
incredible and changed these ideas. I saw my home
transformed from a vision into a
stunning holiday showcase. I learned so much from these
talented and dedicated women
t h a t c on t i nu e s i n sp i r i n g me. There was camaraderie and
laughter during the decorating and
then praise and accolades during
the tour. I loved it!”
Joy Ellen Kauffman
A VOLUNTEER
“Almost ten years ago, I joined
NNLC and attended every luncheon,
coffee and function available. It wasn't until I volunteered as a
worker bee for Tinsel Trail that I
really felt I was making friends. There is a bonding experience that
comes from spending two hours making bows.
Sign me up to work this year!!!”
Debby LaPlaca
A VOLUNTEER
“Working on the homes is a great
way to meet members you might
not know and to learn how many of our members have unknown
decorating talents like bow
making, package wrapping, etc. Both years I have helped I
have learned tricks to incorporate into my own decor. The ladies
are very creative and have great
tips for using things you already have to create new looks.”
Carol Bernier
COMMENTS FROM 2010 T.T. CHAIRPERSON
“It was so much fun getting to see the creative side of everyone. Numerous memories and good
times were had by so many. So much so, that
we keep wanting to do it all over again!”
Linda Mathson
A VOLUNTEER
“I loved the wonderful Christmas
decorating ideas and the vendors (wine
glasses especially).” Robin Spears
Page 10 September 2013
Featured Sponsors
Veterinary Group
of Chesterfield
“Excellence in Pet Care” Kenneth Thornberry, D.V.M.
Wayne Boillat, D.V.M.
Marie Bauer, D.V.M.
Bobbie Bell, D.V.M.
David Harris, DVM
Melissa Miltenberger, DVM
636-537-3915 Located in Chesterfield Valley
Behind the Fire Station on Long Road
We’re the building with a “GREEN” roof.
17709 Edison Avenue
(Chesterfield Valley)
• Preventative Care
• Complete Surgery & Laboratory Service
• Dental Care and Surgery
• Radiology and Ultrasound
• Boarding Services
• Grooming Services
• Reproductive Services
• New Pet Advice and Counseling
24 HOUR EMERGENCY
Page 11 September 2013
SEPTEMBER LUNCHEONSEPTEMBER LUNCHEONSEPTEMBER LUNCHEONSEPTEMBER LUNCHEON
Tuesday, September 17
Presentation of the History of memorable Missouri Route 66
Route 66 State Park Visitor Center: 97 N. Outer Dr. E., Eureka, MO
Meet at 10:30 AM
Directions to State Park Visitor Center: Take I-64/40 to Hwy. 141 South. Go through Valley Park and turn onto I-44 West . Take exit 266 toward Lewis Road. Veer right onto N. Outer Road. The destination will be on the left. If you are coming from the west (Route 109), turn East onto I-44 and take the Lewis Rd. exit and follow previous directions to N. Outer Rd.
Lunch: 12:00 noon
Joe Boccardi's 128 S. Central Ave., Eureka, MO
Directions from the Park Visitor Center to restaurant: Head toward Lewis Rd on N Outer Rd E.; Turn right on Lewis
Rd. and take ramp onto I-44 W. Take exit 264- Route 109/Eureka; On the ramp get in the middle turn lane marked
5th St. Only. Turn right onto Rt. 109. At the first light turn left onto E. 5th St.; Turn left onto N. Central Ave. Go across
the RR tracks and your destination on S. Central Ave is on the left. There is parking on the street or in back.
$18/person
Luncheons
September Luncheon Reservation
Name: ____________________________________Phone: ________________________E-mail:________________________
I am a: ________Member ________ Sponsor Total Enclosed ($ 18.00/person) $____________________
Lunch choices (includes salad): Circle choice.
1. Small pizza with choice of 2 toppings ( please write topping choices here:_______________________________________)
2. Chicken and Broccoli in a white sauce
3. Cannelloni ( only serves one)
4. Baked chicken Madegga sandwich
Reservations Deadline: September 10, 2013
Please send with your check (Payable to NNLC) along with this completed luncheon reservation form to:
CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS:
No refunds if cancellation is made after DEADLINE.
Noelle Speers,
2312 Canyon Dr.
St. Charles, MO 63303
October Luncheon
October 15, 2013
Coffee, soda or ice tea
Dessert: Chocolate Chip Cheesecake
$17.00
Costume Party and Installation of Officers
Hearth Room Café, 11:00 am.
Lamp and Lantern Village (Upper courtyard), Town and Country, MO
Page 12 September 2013
Club Activities
QUILT OF VALOR
As many of you remember from last year, Joy Ellen Kauffman decided to make a quilt to donate to an organization dedicated to offering support to our veterans. Many of our NNLC members participated in that project and the completed quilt was sent to The Wounded Warrior Project, a nationally recognized organization serving service men and women “who have incurred service-connected injuries or illness on or after September 11, 2001”. In June Joy Ellen received the following letter from the Department of Veterans
Affairs:
Dear Ms. Kauffman:
On behalf of the VA St. Louis HCS-JC Division patients and staff, we would like to extend our appreciation to you for your donation of a Quilt of Valor. Your thoughtfulness reflects the concern that you feel for our Veterans and for the service they provided to all of us while in service to our country. Without your support, we could not provide for the smaller niceties that make hospitalization more bearable. Your thoughtfulness also reflects the concern and compassion that our community feels for our Veterans.
Thank you for your continued support.
Sincerely, Kevin J. Riley
Voluntary Service Assistant
CARE AND SHARE
Our Care and Share project for this fall is to collect toys and wrapping paper for Santa's Helpers, a 100% volunteer organization that has been delivering presents to families for over 40 years. Each child receives at least five gifts, one of which is a stocking filled with smaller gifts and one of which is an age appropriate book, the rest toys, or clothes if requested. Everyone in the family receives presents. Last year, Santa's Helpers delivered 26,000 gifts to over 2,000 children and their families. All families served live below the poverty level and for most, the gifts that Santa brings are all they will receive. Members can also help wrap these presents at Santa's Helpers warehouse on Friday, October
18th from 11 to 4. More details to come.
Jill Glaus
Sheri Burnett
CARE AND SHARECARE AND SHARECARE AND SHARECARE AND SHARE
CORNER CORNER CORNER CORNER
CARE AND CARE AND CARE AND CARE AND
SHARESHARESHARESHARE
BRA DRIVE
We are SO excited to announce the incredible success of our bra drive for Free The Girls: Fight Human Trafficking! With the help of our rock-star donors we collected over 2,500 bras to help fight human trafficking! HUGE thanks for everyone’s support. You can still contribute. They would welcome as many bras as are sent since this will be an ongoing need for these women. You can mail bras directly to the following
address:
Free The Girls
1552 Pioneer Trail
Chesterton, IN 46304
Their website is www.freethegirls.org
Our New Neighbors members contributed 4 dozen of those bras. Considering we only had 18 members present at the June
luncheon, I was very pleased. Thanks to all for supporting this
worthy cause.
Kathy Ziegenmier
Page 13 September 2013
A nyone New By You?
Here’s a quick cut out to keep in your purse/car/brief case for those times you
come across a new person who you would like to introduce to NNLC.
WELCOME TO ST. LOUIS! I understand you are new to the area and want to say “hello”. When I moved here, I joined a great women’s social organization called
New Neighbors League Club of St.
Louis.
I met other people who had recently moved here, who could answer my many questions and provide me with fun and friendship. There are over 25 activity groups, including:
Bunco • Golf • Tennis • Book Clubs • Wine and Dine • Couples Dining • Ladies’ Evening Out ...The list goes
on and on.
There is a Welcome Coffee on the 1st Tuesday of each month at
St. Louis County Library
Daniel Boone Library Branch
300 Clarkson Rd., Ellisville, MO 63011
(Lower level in the Red Room)
where you can meet other new arrivals . If you are interested, just call our Club Director, Donna Bersett, 314-205-3010 or email her at [email protected]. You can also check out our website www.newneighborsleague.com to learn more.
Your Neighbor
Message Board
September Board Meeting
September 24th
A nyone (member or not) can try out
an activity group or be a substitute
for a member occasionally. However, if
they wish to be included as a permanent
member of a group they must be a
member of NNLC. Women who do not
meet the normal guidelines for
membership can join NNLC under the
amnesty program. Contact the 2nd VP
of Membership for more information.
Hostess: TBA
Refreshments: Donna Bersett and
Tina Edge
Executive & General Board Meets at
10:00 A.M.
Any NNLC member may attend the General Board Meeting. RSVP’s are required from all attendees to the Hostess by Sunday before the meeting.
If you have a report to give the Board and cannot attend, please be sure to get it to the Hostess before the meeting.
Babysitter List
Anne Randall Dunhill Farms off Kehrs Mill Rd. Chesterfield (636) 778-0411 Andrea DOB 6/96 Abilgail DOB 3/98 Anne Gassel: Ellisville/Wildwood (636) 273-3816 Haley DOB 11/95 Haley can drive herself to your house. She has taken the Red Cross babysitting course. Loves little kids and is very responsible.
Is your teenager
available to babysit?
To add a name to the list of available
babysitters, please send an email to the
editor at [email protected] Provide the following information:
· NNLC Member's name
· Address/Subdivision, Phone number
-Babysitter’s name and date of birth
NNLC OF ST. LOUIS DOES
NOT ASSUME
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USE OF ANY BABYSITTER
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STL TRIVIA
CROWN CANDY KITCHEN
(1913)
This old-time soda fountain with its booths and juke box that you see in old movies actually exists in St. Louis (for 100 years!). Anyone who has ever had one of their shakes or malts is hooked! “Man vs. Food” on the Food Network filmed a show from here. The host, Adam Richman, tried the challenge of drinking 10 malts in
one sitting. He failed!
They serve their famous BLT as well as chili, sandwiches, hamburgers hot dogs, ice cream and, of course,
candy.
This gem, frozen in time, was started by Greek immigrants Harry Karandzieff and Pete Jugaloff in 1913 and is operated by descendants of Harry’s family. Sheri Iamele and I went to lunch there in July and my chocolate malt was the best I’d ever had! However, if you go, expect a wait. And don’t go after dark...not
such a good neighborhood at night.
FUN ACTIVITES
SPADES GROUP
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NEEDLEWORK/STITCHERY
Sue Andrews (636) 519-8471
When: Thursday, September 12 Where: TBD
Time: 10:00am
All types of stitchery, needlework and beadwork have been done by our members so you are welcome to bring any project! If you need help with something, we can teach you or we know of resources in the area. Call Sue for more information.
CARD MAKING/CRAFT GROUP
Tamara Lobb (636) 812-2373
Marsha Jones (636) 625-4055
Would you like to learn how to make wonderful hand-made greeting cards and other crafts using rubber stamps, ink and cardstock? We are meeting on September 9th at 1:30. The class fee is $20. Please bring scissors and adhesive, but all other supplies will be provided. If you would like to come join the fun, please RSVP to
one of us by September 2nd.
GREAT DECISIONS 2013
Sue Merrick
(314) 875-9617 or (609) 477-9652
Group discussion about Topical World Events. Briefing material produced by the Foreign Policy Association. Subjects for discussion include: The Euro, Egypt, NATO, Myanmar, Humanitarian Intervention, Iran, China, Threat Assessment. Only room for 4 more. Date & Time TBA. Call Sue for more info.
LAST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH
EVENING BUNCO
Robin Spears (636) 273-0045
Cell: (502) 608-7720
We play the last Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm at a member's home. On Tuesday, August 27th, we will be rolling dice at the home of Barbara Noronha in Ballwin. For directions or for more info, please contact ROBIN. We are presently accepting substitute players.
SAVVY TREASURE SEEKERS
(Formerly Antique Lovers) Kathy Ziegenmier
(636) 334-0255 or (636) 399-9984
STS is a group who likes to hunt for antiques, future antiques, and other bargains. We are taking a day trip to Historic Ste. Genevieve, Missouri on either Monday, Sept. 16th or Wed. the 18th. I haven't been there myself, but understand from others that it is a lovely place to visit and has a variety of shops and restaurant choices. If you're interested, please contact me and include which date works best for you. A Constant Contact will be sent out closer to the date. Hope we can get a nice size
group to go.
CHICK FLICKS
Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844
[email protected] Chick Flicks will be seeing a movie on Sept 28. Becky Ragan will contact everyone on "the list" that week, but if you want to be included please let Becky Ragan know .
MOVIE MATINEE
Renee Hatlelid (314) 395-1876 or (314) 974-1876
[email protected] This group meets on the 3rd Thursday of each month. We get together to visit and eat at a restaurant close to the theater before or after the movie depending on the time of the showing. Contact Renee Hatlelid for more information or to be added to the mailing list.
“BOOKENDS”
DAYTIME BOOK GROUP
Joyce Wiltrakis (636)527-0095
This 2nd Friday morning book group is currently filled. We will be reading KILLING KENNEDY (O’Reilly) for September and HOME (T. Morrison) for October.
Activities For Fun And Friendship
Fine Arts Groups Chairman: Joyce Wiltrakis
(636) 527-0095
THE MOVIE GOERS
Cynthia Billingsley (314)591-5541
[email protected] Our movie group meets at the ticket counter of the Plaza Frontenac Theater the last Monday night of each month approximately 15 minutes before the movie starts, which is generally between 6:30 and 7:30 PM. Movies are sometimes chosen by a vote between two movie choices; other times movies are chosen by the leader, who recognizes what will appeal to most members. Following the movie, we reconvene at a restaurant on the Plaza Frontenac grounds for a late bite to eat and a chat. If you would like to join us, please contact Cynthia to have your name and e-
mail added to the list.
BOOKWORMS
Brenda Jansen (636) 273-6876
[email protected] Meets the 4th Monday. Does not meet in July or Nov. Bookworms is currently full but will gladly add names to the waiting list. September's discussion will by on the book DEFENDING JACOB by William
Landay.
READ IT AND EAT IT BOOK GROUP
(formerly Daytime Book Group) Peggy Miller (636) 519-0575
[email protected] The "Read It and Eat" Book Club will meet on Friday, September 6th at 9:30 a.m. Please call or e-mail Peggy Miller if you have any questions. We are currently
full .
FORMERLY ABROAD
Morvith Vas (314) 432-1654
No email This group is for members who have lived abroad. We are currently on hiatus for the summer. Call Morvith for information.
GARDEN CLUB
Brenda Jansen (636) 273-6876 [email protected]
Garden Club does not have anything planned for September. October will be a trip to Bowood Farms, followed by lunch in their restaurant. A date and topic have not been selected yet but I will try to make it a
Monday.
GAMES
Chairman: Prudy Bertolino
(636) 209-3309
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MAH JONGG
Becky Smith (520) 664-5354
[email protected] This group meets on the 4th Friday of the month. It’s open to anyone whether you don’t know how to play or are experienced. Come join the fun! For more information call Becky.
CANASTA
There are several new neighbors interested in forming a Canasta group but they are in need of a chairperson to get the group going. For more information about this group, please contact Prudy Bertolino, (636) 209-
3309 [email protected].
BOWLING
Bobbie Millham (636) 458-7721
The bowling league will begin in early October. If you have questions or would like to join us or be a sub, please contact Bobbie.
TENNIS INDOORS DOUBLES I Mary Ann Woodcock
(636)532-4650 No email
Mixed Level Play—This group meets on Tuesday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:00. Call Mary Ann if you are interested in being a “sub”.
GOLF—9 HOLE LEAGUE
Linda Mathson
(636) 549-3238 or (573) 382-3714) [email protected]
The 9-Hole Golf League is up and swinging. Our league has over 20 members of ALL LEVELS. We started this season’s play at Crystal Springs Quarry Golf Course, 1 Crystal Springs Quarry Way, Maryland Heights. Tee times vary but in general start around 9:00 am every Wednesday. For more information and to be added to the email group, please contact Linda.
EUCHRE FRIENDS
Sheri Iamele (636) 220-6173
Euchre Friends meets at a restaurant on the third Friday of each month from 10:00-1:00 or 2:00 pm. We play, chat, and enjoy a wonderful lunch ($8 minimum). We have three tables of wonderful women but are always in need of ladies to add to our sub list. If you would like to sign up as a sub please contact Sheri. Besides your name, include your email address and phone.
EUCHRE I—COUPLES EVENING
Elaine Camp (248) 937-1692 [email protected]
We usually meet on the 4th Saturday of each month. We will be playing on Saturday, September 28th. Our group is at capacity but a Euchre II has formed and is
accepting new members .
EUCHRE II—COUPLES EVENING
Marj Wolters (571) 521-9428
ACCEPTING NEW MEMBERS NOW! We usually meet on the 4th Saturday of each month. In September we will be playing on the 28th. We are currently accepting members. Experience not needed. We will teach you. Please contact
Marj for more information.
SPADES—LADIES EVENING
Jeanne Charlton (314)220-9645
This group meets two Thursday evenings of the month and is filled with socializing; meeting new friends and cards. Spades is easy to learn and a lot of fun. Players take turns as hostess with light snacks and drinks. The friendships developed are long lasting. It is a fun group just waiting for you to join. For more details please contact Jeanne.
2nd THURSDAY OF THE MONTH
MORNING BUNCO
Lynn Halsted 636-728-0435
We play the second Thursday of each month all year at 10 a.m. at alternating member’s homes. We currently have openings for substitutes. If you are interested in playing with us or would like more information, please give me a call. We’d be more than happy to work you in.
2nd THURSDAY OF THE MONTH
EVENING BUNCO
Kitty Johndrow ((636) 778-0825
We play the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM at alternating members’ homes with the exception of July and August. Players/subs are needed. Experienced or beginners are welcomed. If interested, call Kitty.
3rd THURSDAY OF THE MONTH
BUNCO
Brenda Jansen (636)273-6876
[email protected] This group meets on the third Thursday of the month. We have openings for substitutes. Please email Brenda if you are interested.
4th THURSDAY OF THE MONTH
MORNING BUNCO
Lynne Foss (636) 549-3151
We play the 4th Thursday of each month at alternating member’s homes starting at 10:00 am. We are currently full but are always looking for substitutes. If you would like to play with us, please give me a call. We would love to have you!
BRIDGE
Charlotte Calhoun (620) 242-4676
[email protected] This is a bridge group for intermediate, experienced players. We meet the 4th Monday of the month at 1:00 pm. We are currently at capacity but welcome subs. Call Charlotte for more information.
SPORTS
Chairman: Tina Edge (314) 609-8496
Activities For Fun And Friendship
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GOLF—18 HOLE LEAGUE
Emily James (636) 530-9131
[email protected] Debbie Kurt (636) 284-7743
If you are interested in playing 18 holes of golf with a terrific and fun group of women, we’d like to hear from you. The 18 hole group plays on Thursdays, April through October at various courses; we usually carpool to the courses. We have players of widely varying abilities who can “keep pace” and play 18 holes in 4 to 4-1/2 hours.
LADIES ADVENTURE GROUP
This group is currently looking for a new coordinator. If interested contact [email protected]. Lynda Shaw (636) 949-2209 .
PEDAL PUSHERS
Debbie LaPlaca (636) 207-7266
We will be riding on Thursday, Sept. 5th on the Katy Trail to St. Charles, where we’ll have lunch. Some may ride further is they choose. Make reservations and get meeting directions through Marsha Jones, the ride coordinator: (734) 474-3574 (cell) [email protected]. She will contact those signed up in case of cancellation. All are welcome to join us. Mark your calendars for Thursday,
Oct. 3, our annual ride in wine
country. More details will be coming
in September.
WINE TASTING - A GRAPE GROUP
Joyce Wiltrakis 636-527-0095
Wine tasting meets the first Saturday of every third month. The next event will take place on Saturday, November 2. For details contact Joyce Wiltrakis. Please include “Wine Tasting” in the subject line of your email so that I don’t accidentally delete your query.
Activities For Fun And Friendship
CASUAL SUPPER I
Yolanda Hoemann (636) 458-7881
This group meets the last Saturday of the month. We are currently looking for participants. Join in the fun! Contact Yolanda for more information.
CASUAL SUPPER II
Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844
[email protected] September 28 is the date for the next gathering of the Casual Supper II group. It will be hosted by Doug and Gloria Campion. This group is currently at capacity.
CASUAL SUPPER III
Nancy Stratte (636) 751-4088
Casual Supper III meets the 3rd Saturday of each month. Contact Nancy Stratte for additional information.
“DUMP” GROUP-A
(DON’T UNDERESTIMATE MY PICK) Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844
[email protected] The DUMP group will be hosted by either the Berniers or the Pelletiers, more information will follow for the Sept 21 get-together. Currently this group is bursting and unfortunately we have no more space for additional members.
“DUMP” GROUP-B
Pat Esarey (314) 434-6632
Dump B meets every other month. The next get-together is at David and Ellen Choden’s house on September 21st. Currently the group is at capacity.
DAYTIME TASTER’S CHOICE
Becky Ragan (314) 434-1844
[email protected] The Taster's Choice group will be hosted at the home of Jackie Hopkins on Sept 5.
DINING OUT FOR SINGLES
Halina Conti (314) 973-7689
This dining group for NNLC’s single ladies gathers on the THIRD Sunday of the month. Call Halina for our next get-together.
FRIDY NIGHT COCKTAILS
Noelle Speers (314) 616-3303
Our next Friday Night Cocktails event will be on September 13th, 2013 at Denise Duffy's home, 546 Burlington Mill Dr., Ballwin, Mo , (636) 484-0407. Please let her know if you can make it by RSVP at [email protected] and copy Noelle. Cocktail hour starts at 7:00 p.m. Bring your favorite cocktail, wine or beer. Coffee, tea and water will be provided by the host. Guest with last names starting with Letters A-L, bring an appetizer Guests with last names starting with Letters M-Z bring a dessert Look forward to seeing everyone!!
LADIES’ EVENING OUT
Noelle Speers (314) 616-3303
September LEO event will be at the Little Hills Winery and Restaurant., 501 S. Main St. in downtown St. Charles. If it is a nice evening, we can eat outside. They have outdoor fire pits and lots of covered patio area. Meet at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 10th. Please rsvp to me by Thursday, September 4th so I can make reservations. It will be another fun evening. Look forward to seeing all you ladies! Cheers!
DINING & WINE TASTING
Moira Angelini (803) 312-5033
SHARE YOUR EXPERTISE
Activities within the club do not have to be on-going ventures. We know a lot of you have expertise in a wide variety of fields. In addition to our activity groups, we’re also looking for people who can
share that expertise in a workshop.
Would you be willing to run a couple hour training session on something you are good at like web page development, or closet organization, or furniture refin-ishing? We would really love to see your skills. The process is the same as that for starting a group. Just send a description of what you plan to cover, a date and loca-tion to meet and some contact information to the Happy Wanderer Editor. Be sure to give people enough advance notice so
they can RSVP to you.
We all have hidden talents. Care to
share yours with us?
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BEAUTY
MARY KAY COSMETICS
Linda Bridwell Pals, Sales Director 304 Timber Meadow Drive
Wildwood, MO 63011
(636) 458-1110 www.marykay.com/LindaBridwellPals
Mary Kay is currently the Best-Selling Brand of Skin Care and Color Cosmetics in the U.S.
for the last 12 out of 13 years. I would love the opportunity to work with you to find your own personal look.
DENTIST/ORTHODONTIST
Dr. Cy Alizadeh
Dr. Becky Schreiner
2997 Clarkson #200
Chesterfield, MO 63017
(636) 394-5455
www.alizadehortho.com
Come and experience true "star" treatment at our state-of-the-art facility. It is our mission to
provide our patients with the highest quality orthodontic treatment in a caring, friendly and fun atmosphere. Specialists in orthodontics
for both adults and children. Call today for a free consultation. Evening hours are available. Quality Orthodontics With A
Personal Touch!
FAYE E. LICATA, D.M.D. General Dentistry
111 Hilltown Village Center Chesterfield, MO 63017
(636) 532-2101
Website: www.licatadental.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Faye Licata has been offering children
and adults a comprehensive range of dental services since 1989: from large reconstructive cosmetic cases to preventive
sealants and cleanings, and everything in between. Dr. Licata has a special interest in helping people with dental anxiety, and takes
great pride in making people feel good about their smiles! Call her friendly and efficient office today to make your appointment!
HOME FURNISHING
Dau Home Furnishings
Paul Dau
15424 Manchester Road
Ellisville, Missouri 63011
636-394-3005
www.daufurniture.com
For over 114 years, we have served the St. Louis community with furnishings for your home with superior service. Our business was established from a foundation in craftsmanship and after all these years, we continue to provide the finest home furnishings supplied by the highest quality manufacturers. In a time when low price and disposable furniture seem to dominate, we only offer products that we can stand behind and be proud to represent.
At Dau, we are much more than a furniture store. Our talented sales designers are equipped to answer all of your design questions. From paint colors and window treatments to furniture selection and placement, we offer a complete solution to your design needs. Our designers have an average of 11 years of design and furnishing experience. They are prepared to assist you in solving your design challenge, large or small. Our services also include complimentary in-
home consultation when products are to be purchased through Dau.
Visit our website to view our current collections, learn more about our Design Team, and to create a room plan with Dau’s room-planner software.
INVESTMENT
Christy Schuster
Financial Advisor 12045 Manchester Road
St. Louis, MO 63131
(314) 966-0175
At Edward Jones, we understand why you’re
investing. You have specific financial goals and the desire to provide for yourself and your loved ones. Because we serve individual
investors and business owners, all of our energy and resources are dedicated to helping you reach your long-term financial
goals. That’s why we live and work in your community. Rather than chase the latest fad, we recommend a diversified mix of
investments that we believe will perform well over the long term while managing risk. By meeting in person on a regular basis, we can
offer investment strategies that are specifically designed for you
NUTRITION
JUICE PLUS PRODUCTS
JUICE PLUS+® 25 Fruits and Vegetables in a Capsule
For more information: 1-800-454-0149 www.juiceplus.com/+cb16147
Good nutrition is important to good health,
and eating plenty of fresh, raw fruits and vegetables every day is critical to good nutrition. Juice Plus+® is the convenient and
inexpensive way to add nutrition from 25 fruits and vegetables to your daily diet: it is a whole food based supplement, not a highly
processed, highly-fragmented vitamin or mineral supplement. Juice Plus+®, the most researched whole food nutrition in the world!
The businesses and professionals represented here have been selected after careful consideration based on their outstanding reputation and business ethics within the community. Each business or professional has committed to serving the unique needs of new residents and are happy to be a part of the New Neighbors welcoming team. Neither New Neighbors nor our representatives presume to judge the professional capability of the individuals or companies represented. Please use your best judgment in electing service professionals.
Club Sponsors
Support
Our
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VETERINARIANS
Kenneth Thornberry, D.V.M. Wayne Boillat, D.V.M.
Marie Bauer, D.V.M., Bobbie Bell, D.V.M. David Harris, DVM
Melissa Miltenberger, DVM
17709 Edison Avenue
Chesterfield, MO 63005
(636) 537-3915
At the Veterinary Group of Chesterfield, you'll find an ultra-modern, full-service hospital and animal care facility, including:
• Complete Medical & Surgical
Capabilities (including Laser Surgery)
• Professional Grooming & Training
• Evening & Saturday Hours
• After Hours Emergency
• Doctor On-Call
Our veterinary & technical support staff are
dedicated to closely monitoring your pet's needs, even if all it requires is an extra cuddle!
PLEASE NOTE:
In accordance with our constitution no-one other than a NNLC sponsor may promote business through distribution of business cards, promotional materials or other solicitation at any NNLC functions. Nor should our Membership Directory be used by members of the club for business purposes.
Activities/Club Sponsors
If you Live in a
Subdivision That Sends
Out a
Newsletter . . .
NNLC would like to get the word out to area
newcomers through neighborhood newsletters. If you live in a subdivision that has either an online or printed newsletter, please forward your subdivision’s name, the newsletter editor and contact information to Sue Bollinger, (314)469-3613,
COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
LACLEDE GAS COMPANY
www.lacledegas.com
REAL ESTATE
WILLIAM FRENCH REALTY
EDITOR’S PICK
Dave and I had lunch here in late July—a perfect day to eat outside. The sky was blue and the clouds were fluffy. It’s in Defiance, a beautiful drive (20 minutes from Wildwood). It is in the
rolling hills overlooking the Missouri Valley and the 8 mile drive on Rt. 94 from I-64 is lovely. As we drove up the drive, I was impressed. The grounds were beautiful and we loved the patio seating. Unlike other wineries (I don’t even drink wine!) it’s unusual because of the food it offers. Most wineries mainly offer wine, some cheese, maybe some desserts. Here they offer a lovely place to eat, a nice lunch, and wines from all over the world to enjoy. Lunches ranged from around $7.50-$9.00. I ordered a Santa Fe Salad with pulled pork on it. It came with a sweet, moist, cornbread muffin. It also had some sort of ranch dressing with it and was great. We didn’t have dessert but they looked good. They have indoor seating if it rains. It’s a 15 minute drive from Boone’s Crossing (Take I-64/40 west to Rt. 94 south. Go 8 miles, it’s on the right.. 2711 S. Hwy 94, Defiance, MO (636) 798-2288.
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