1023 Spruce Street • Saint Louis, MO 63102

(314) 241-1225 • www.cupplesapartments.com

October 2014

The Cupples Station TeamGeneral Manager Michael MastersonAsst. General Manager Carlos RiveraAsst. Manager Christine WesleyLeasing Consultant LaToya HudsonMaintenance Tech. Ritchie Gregory

After-Hours MaintenancePlease Call (314) 574-7454

Office HoursMonday–Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m.Saturday 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Sunday CLOSED

www.cupplesapartments.com

Puzzle PicturePuzzles with missing pieces don’t

have to go in the trash. Sort the puzzlepieces by color, then glue them to acanvas in an arrangement you like tocreate a one-of-a-kind piece of art.

Kitchen TipTo get more juice out of lemons and

limes, microwave them for 15 secondsbefore cutting.

Fall’s FlavorsImmerse yourself in the scents of

the season, whether you are picking ahand soap or room spray, or enjoyinga tasty treat. Choose pumpkin orapple, or spice things up with clove,cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger orpeppermint.

Think AheadOctober is the perfect time to score

some great deals. Pick up nextsummer’s wardrobe at deepdiscounts, or purchase a vacation forless. The end of wedding seasonmeans sale prices on home goodssuch as dishes and bedding.

Happy

Birthday10/05 Charles Burns10/05 Princiss Davis10/08 Eugene Dokes10/12 Kimberly Robins10/12 Steven Huber10/17 Sharod Robertson10/22 Shanita Navies10/23 Karrington Pettiford10/25 Tiffany Poe10/26 Brain Vaughn10/30 Tobi Williams10/31 LeRon Sams10/31 Ryan Jenkins

All Hallow’s ReadIn 2011, author Neil Gaiman

proposed a new tradition: All Hallow’sRead. The idea is that on Oct. 31,everyone should give their friends,family members or neighbors a bookto read, preferably a scary tale ora mystery.

Frugal FriendshipsSometimes getting together with

friends includes meals, movies andother activities that can quickly drainyour budget. Don’t be afraid to behonest when you simply can’t afford togo out. Suggest ways to spend timetogether that won’t cost a cent, suchas taking a walk or having a gamenight at someone’s home.

Come TogetherOctober is Intergeneration Month,

a time for generations to connectthrough communication, celebrationand education. Older adults can offerwisdom that only comes from lifeexperience, while younger peopleprovide new ideas and perspectives.Spend some time with each other andsee how much you learn!

Great Customer Service Is Our No. 1 Goal!

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1847: Under the pen name Currer

Bell, author Charlotte Bronte’s novel

“Jane Eyre” is published.

1863: President Abraham Lincoln

declares Thanksgiving an official U.S.

holiday to be celebrated on the last

Thursday of November.

1908: Henry Ford introduces the Ford

Model T automobile, priced at $850.

1927: Workers begin sculpting the

likenesses of four American presidents

onto a mountain face in South Dakota.

Mount Rushmore would be completed

in 1939.

1947: Harry Truman delivers the

first televised presidential address

from the White House. His topic is

food conservation.

1953: The New York Yankees defeat

the Brooklyn Dodgers and win their

fifth consecutive World Series, a feat

no Major League Baseball team had

ever achieved.

1962: Johnny Carson takes the reins

from Jack Paar as host of “The Tonight

Show.” Carson went on to lead the

late-night program for the next

30 years.

1971: Walt Disney’s second theme

park, Walt Disney World, opens near

Orlando, Fla.

1998: At age 77, John Glenn returns

to space aboard the shuttle Discovery,

nearly 40 years after becoming the

first American to orbit the Earth.

2001: Apple introduces the iPod, a

portable digital music player that can

store 1,000 songs.

OCTOBER

October 2014Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1Rent DueDomestic ViolenceAwareness Month

National BreastCancer Awareness

Month

2Mohandas

(Mahatma) Gandhi’sBirth Anniversary

(1869)

3Ringo Starr and His

All Starr BandChubby Checker’s

Birthday (1941)

4Grove Fest atManchester Road19th US President

Rutherford B. Hayes’Birth Anniversary

(1822)

5Mrs. Independent atthe Fox Theatre

21st US PresidentChester A. Arthur’sBirth Anniversary

(1829)

6

Oh No! Late FeesBegin Today

7

Cornet Chop Suey atthe Sheldon Concert

Hall

8

So You Think YouCan Dance at the

Fox Theatre

9

Saint Louis FashionWeek at Nieman

Marcus

10 11

Chick Corea at theSheldon Concert

Hall

12Sacred Gods FromPolynesia Exhibit at

the St. Louis ArtMuseum

Columbus Day 13

St Louis Rams vs.San Francisco 49ers

1434th US PresidentDwight D.

Eisenhower’s BirthAnniversary (1890)

King Awarded NobelPeace Prize (1964)

15

National CakeDecorating Day

16

Jason Mraz at thePeabody Opera

House

17Boo at the ZooNights at the St.

Louis ZooEmerson Free

Family Night at theMagic House

18First Newspaper

Comic Strip (1896)Mike Ditka’s Birthday

(1939)

19

Ringling Bros. AndBarnum And BaileyAt Scottrade Center

20John Krasinski’sBirthday (1979)Mickey Mantle’sBirth Anniversary

(1931)

21 22

Have You RenewedYour Lease yet?

23Johnny Carson’sBirth Anniversary

(1925)Scorpio: The

Scorpion(Oct. 23-Nov. 22)

24

Not-So-HauntedHouse at Purina

Farms

25

Boo at the Zoo at theSt. Louis Zoo

26Hillary RodhamClinton’s Birthday

(1947)Mahalia Jackson’sBirth Anniversary

(1911)

2726th US PresidentTheodore

Roosevelt’s BirthAnniversary (1858)James Cook’s BirthAnniversary (1728)

28

Chanticleer at theSheldon Concert

Hall

29Internet Created

(1969)John Glenn

Becomes OldestMan in Space (1998)

30

2nd US PresidentJohn Adams’ BirthAnniversary (1735)

31

Halloween

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