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Blacktie photojournalists have professionally covered hundreds of events from benefit runs, walks, and thrift store openings to intimate and enormous fund raisers and of course, blacktie galas. Here you will find the events that our members wanted covered. Many of the over 500,000 pictures from the thousands of covered events from the last seven years are here for all to enjoy and share
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Judevine Center For Autism's Festival of Trees Gala
What: Cocktails, a silent and live auction, dinner, and dancing.
Where: St. Louis Marriott West
When: December 3, 2003
Time: 6:00 PM
Ticket Prices: $125.00
Beneficiary: Judevine Center For Autism
Presenting Sponsor(s): Clear Channel Radio, Joel Marion Photography, Mr. and Mrs. Jerald Kent, DDI Media, The Diamond Shop, US Bank, Birger Christensen, The Fur and Leather Centre, Michael Genovese Diamonds and Fine Jewelry, Prudential Alliance, Saks Fifth Avenue, Carol House Furniture, Mary Pillsbury Fine Jewelry
Gala Chairperson(s): Mary Patricia Spence
Founders: Lois J. Blackwell
Co-Chair(s): Laura Miller, Tony Viviano, Mary Pillsbury-Wainwright
Executive Director: Rebecca S. Blackwell
Committee Members: Thomas F. Eagleton, Jeffrey A. Mentel, J.D., David A. Pelley, Ph.D., Kenneth G. Grapperhaus, CPA, Anne M. Konold, Esq.
Music: Tony Viviano Band
Auctioneer: Guy Phillips, KYKY-98 FM
Menu: Field Greens Salad, Duet Petite Filet Mignon & Lobster Tail with Crown of Au Gratin Potatoes, Sauteed Green Beans ans Baby Topped Carrots, Fruit Torte
Attire: Black-Tie
Information: Colleen O'Leary-Card (314) 432-6200 x 511
Event Coordinator: Chuck Friedman
Steering Committee: Joel Marion and Jill Farmer
Blacktie Photos by: Brian Nauert
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Colleen O’Leary Card, Cliff St. James, Patricia Spence,
general chair
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Judevine Center For Autism's Festival of Trees Gala
The Judevine Center is a child and family-oriented organization and a pioneer in the treatment, training, and research of autism. Its successful program has been used worldwide. Founded in 1971 by Lois J. Blackwell, the Judevine® Center today is a major state and national resource that has touched the lives of thousands of children and adults with autism and their families.
The Center's program is based on the principles of social exchange and rooted in the application of behavior analysis to the learning difficulties of the child, combined with a unique thinking set. The thinking set is the framework for approaching problems. Children with autism are children first, not just "skin-bounded bundles of behavior." We do not deal with a "behavior" but a child who has performed some behavior. Our focus is the whole child, not just the problem behavior. Two important fundamental requirements for teaching children with autism are: TO KNOW THE CHILD and TO KNOW AUTISM.
For more information on The Judevine Center for Autism, please contact Colleen O'Leary-Card at (314) 432-6200 x 511.
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