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EDGEWOODMARCH 2006 Laura Horner Named 16Th Annual Limpert Honoree Laura Horner Was Presented with the Prestigious William D EDGEWOODMARCH 2006 Laura Horner Named 16th Annual Limpert Honoree Laura Horner was presented with the prestigious William D. Limpert Award for Community Service at the annual town meeting held in February and sponsored by the Edgewood Foundation. Laura was chosen for this award, established to recognize a resident of our borough who has made a signifi- cant contribution to the quality of life in our community, because of her willing ness to give of her time and talents to key community groups and the activi- ties and programs supported by them. Laura joined the board of the Edgewood Club six years ago. Her tenure coincided with the club’s cen- tennial celebration. She made sure the centennial events and promotion of the club observance emphasized the uniqueness of Edgewood. She also served on the board of the Edgewood Foundation, where she AN EXCLUSIVE CLUB; Laura Horner joins the distinguished list of Limpert award winners. worked to maximize cross promotion of Here, she receives her plaque from Foundation president Vaughn Busch. the Foundation activities through Club activities. It seemed only logical to her that a strong Foundation and a strong Club Edgewood for over 16 years. They organizing perhaps the first ever make an even stronger community. have three children: Meghan, 18, a couples bowling league in Switzerland. When the Recreation Board was in freshman at Tufts University; Daniel, In presenting the award, Foundation need of new members and energy she 16; and Brian, 13, a.k.a. “Bubby.” president Vaughn Busch said, “We are even recruited her husband Kevin. Laura worked for many years in all fortunate to have Laura for a neigh- Later, she recruited a leader with expe- marketing/PR firms in New York City bor and even more fortunate that she is rience in costuming and event creation, and then Pittsburgh, before becoming a person who really gives back to all of which resulted in a truly professional a full-time mom. When Kevin’s job her community making Edgewood “Haunted House” for all to enjoy. took the family to Geneva, she picked truly a special place to live.” Laura and Kevin have lived in right up on neighborhood relations, New Council Members Sworn in at Annual Reorganization Meeting In the annual reorganization meet- President; Mark McNally, Vice • Public Works: Lorraine Nogrady ing of the Edgewood Borough Council, President; Heidi McDonald, President (Chair), Derek-Jan Love, Pat Schaefer held on January 3, four Council mem- Pro Tem; Mal Hellett, Derek-Jan • Community Services: Mal Hellett, bers took the oath of office. Heidi Love, Lorraine Nogrady and Andrew (Chair), Andrew Szefi, Derek-Jan McDonald, who served a two-year Szefi complete the Council. Love term, was elected to serve a four-year The Council does its work by using • Pension: Lorraine Nogrady (Chair), term; and Mal Hellett, who had been the committee process. The Commit- Mark McNally, Andrew Szefi previously on Council, was elected tees are: • Community Development: Heidi again to serve. The two new mem- • General Government: Mark McNally McDonald (Chair), Mark McNally, bers to Council are Derek-Jan Love (Chair), Heidi McDonald, Mal Andrew Szefi and Andrew Szefi. Hellett Committees report to the Council and Mayor Jean Davin was sworn in • Public Safety: Heidi McDonald bring forth motions, resolutions and for another term and Council was (Chair), Mark McNally, Andrew Szefi ordinances for Council to entertain. reorganized. The Council elected offi- • Personnel: Mal Hellett (Chair), cers who are: Patricia Schaefer, Lorraine Nogrady, Pat Schaefer (See Council and Committees, page 10) EDGEWOOD COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS • Magazines and records 25 cents books will include SAT testing, college Library The sale wraps up on Sunday, selection guides, college application March 19 from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. with a help, as well as resume guides, career bag sale. Bags will be $5 each. testing, and best jobs for the future Book Sale Donations of books will be accept- information. These books are on order The 2006 Book Sale is just days ed throughout the weekend. If you and will arrive shortly. A big thank you away. It promises to be bigger and want a tax letter, please let a staff to the Foundation for making current better than any sale we have had. It’s member know. Volunteers are also materials available on these topics. not to late to make reservations for the needed. For more information, call the Summer Art Auction preview party and advance sale on library at (412) 731-0909. Friday, March 17 from 7 - 9 p.m. The The library is looking for a volunteer preview party is open to Edgewood Edgewood High School Reunions and/or volunteers to head up this sum- residents and their guests. The cost is The library has a number of mer’s art auction. Last years auction was $15 per person and refreshments are Edgewood High School items that it is a success with nearly 25 art items being included. Donations of food and willing to loan for a reunion. These auctioned. We have all of our notes drinks are also appreciated. include a maroon felt banner, a rayon from 2005, but need someone to do the The price for items at both the Friday maroon and gold flag, a megaphone leg work. If you can help, please call night event as well as on Saturday, and pompoms, and an assortment of Sally Bogie at (412) 731-0909. March 18 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. is: trophies. The library also has a number Computer Classes • Hardback books $2 each or 5 for $8 of extra yearbooks which are available One-on-one instruction in Internet • Paperback books $1 each or 5 for $4 for sale to classmates. use will be scheduled soon. Students • Children’s books are 50 cents each If your class is interested in borrowing from Pitt’s graduate library program or 5 for $2 any of these items, please call the library will be doing the instruction. At the • Books on tape or CD $2 so that we can reserve them for you. time of the newsletter deadline, dates • Movies on VHS or DVD $3 Edgewood Foundation Gift had not been established. Please call • CD-ROMs $2 The library recently received a gen- the library for more information. • FREE WORKOUT • erous gift from the Edgewood One Book One Community New Members Only Foundation to purchase college prep The titles for this year’s community Life Fitness Equipment • Ab Machines and career planning materials. These read have been announced. The adult Treadmills • Bikes • Ellipticals • Steppers Sofas - Chairs Repairs - Cane Free Weights • Rowing Machines UTO CE Dining Chairs Rush - Reed M A NT Locker Rooms with Showers & ER Personal Training and Tanning E Joe Brusco’s Upholstering COMPLETE EAST END Phone 412-371-9555 IMPORT AND DOMESTIC SERVICE 1705-07 Monongahela Ave. 125 EDGEWOOD AVE PITTSBURGH, PA 15218 Free Estimates Swissvale, PA 15218 PHONE 412-243-4069 FITNESS Pick-up and Delivery Fax (412) 371-1299 for Men and Women 412-371-2000 • WALLPAPERING • HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS • ELECTRICAL • HEATING & COOLING • PLUMBING • PAINTING • APPLIANCE REPAIR CARPENTRY 1400 So. Braddock Avenue Chris Jackson’s in Regent Square Milestones Child Care Center Contracting COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS Specializing in Providing Affordable, Quality The Borough of Edgewood does not “Honey Do Lists” Etc. specifically endorse any community Child Care since 1992 Jack of All, Master of Many organization, but welcomes and pub- located near Frick Park Insured lishes newsletter announcements from pre-school • daycare Located in Forest Hills, PA all community groups in the borough. full-time • part-time • drop off Cell The editor reserves the right to edit qualified teachers • state licensed (412) 512-5883 announcements for length, content, or ages 2 yrs to 5 yrs Home to meet editorial policies of the Laura Minnock 412-371-7922 (412) 351-6769 borough. For information on how to • WINDOWS CARPENTRY • PAINTING APPLIANCE REPAIR • WINDOWS & DOORS • HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS • ELECTRICAL • WALLPAPERING • submit your news, see the box below. EDGEWOOD is published ten times per year by the Borough of Edgewood, Two Race Street, Pittsburgh, PA. 15218. Marjie Stewart, Editor; Jan McDowell, edgewood dental Advertising Manager; Mercury Printing, Inc., Printer. EDGEWOOD is mailed at no charge to every house- Kathy Clevenger hold in Edgewood and to EDGEWOOD advertisers. No Interest Payment Options REALTOR Subscriptions are available to former residents and other Complimentary Consultations - Edgewood Resident interested parties at $10/yr. Brite Smile Whitening Advertising will be accepted for the April issue. Please New Patients Welcomed - Market savvy call Jan McDowell (412-241-7722) or e-mail [email protected] to obtain rates and reserve ad Thomas H. Brown, D.M.D. Call to sell or buy a home space. 412-242-4022 412-241-4700 x38 Deadline for the April issue is March 15. Please send all Edgewood Towne Centre or articles or correspondence to the attention of the Evening and Weekend Suite 110 editor, e-mail [email protected] Appointments Available 1789 S. Braddock Ave. 412-969-7519 (cell) Page 2 EDGEWOOD COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS selection is Kite Runner by Khaled program for children six and up by up by Thursday, March 30. Hosseini. Fish by L. S. Matthews has Thursday, March 9. Summer Service Opportunities been selected for younger readers. And Parent/Child Book Club Teens are invited to meet Robert Can- preschoolers can participate by having This group will meet on Saturday, tillo, regional program coordinator for the Inside Mouse Outside Mouse by Lindsay March 18 at 1:30 p.m. to discuss the Student Conservation Association, on George read to them. The library has Wings by Jane Yolen. Books will be Tuesday, April 4 at 6:30 p.m.
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