October 21, 2012
Halloween Party
Next week is ECA's Halloween Party at the newly-renovated Edgemoor Club on Sunday, Oct. 28. Children in costumes and parents will gather at the corner of Elm and Exeter at 4:30 pm. and then march to the Club. At the club, we'll enjoy pizza, drinks, face-painting and a costume contest. This is always a fun neighborhood event and a great prelude to Halloween a few nights later!
We could use a few more helpers for the event - we'd love a parent with kids in costume to lead the parade so please contact Linda Simon, , to volunteer. We could also use a few more parents to set-up that afternoon, serve pizza and help with the clean-up. Thanks for your help! Please email Linda!
Robbery at Glenbrook and Manning
Please see a note from Edgemoor neighbor Wendy Block below.
A neighbor on Glenbrook at Manning was robbed today between 2 and 3 pm. No one was home at the time and all of the jewelry was taken. It appears that the robbers were a couple - both in their 50's or 60's. traveling on foot. Caucasian. Man had silver//white hair slicked back, purple colored shirt and jeans. I thought you might want to alert our neighborhood ASAP.
We have also attached for your review a notice we received recently from Montgomery County Police warning us to be aware of criminal transient groups who might be in the neighborhood.
Jimmy’s Stump Removal
Edgemoor’s Jimmy Doll is offering a Stump Removal service to help clean up all the stumps left by the deforestation over the summer.As you know Montgomery Countydoes not have the money and Pepco is not circling back, so anyone who would like the stumps removed can give him a call for a free estimate.
Holiday Boutique and Silent Auction
Sharyn Nerenberg Glickfield has asked us to forward the following announcement:
Save the Date: HUGE HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE AND SILENT AUCTION: Free Parking and Admission, Open to the Public:Washington Hebrew Sisterhood's 26th Annual Holiday Boutique & Silent Auction at the Julia Bindeman Suburban Center, 11810 Falls Road in Potomac, is bigger and better than ever with unique items from over 50 vendors, a huge silent auction and a delicious cafe! November 11, 12, and 13th. Over 20 new vendors from a Whoopie Pie baker with 31 varieties! to a Hand-made Pens to Personalized Monogramming to Fabulous Pottery to Olive Oil and Vinegars, Gifts for the whole family! We also have many vendors, selling a variety of items, that are representing charities from Ovarian Cancer, Breast Cancer, Leukemia, to hand-sculpted roses made from Kassam rockets fired in to Israel. And,20% of every sale supports many national and local charities such as: Save the Children, Doctors without Borders, Suited for Change, Promise for Prom, Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, and MADD. It's shopping with a conscience!Bring your friends! Shop! Bid! Dine! Email our Chairman, Brenda Holt ith any questions
Sunday, Nov. 11 · 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.Celebratory Champagne Toast at 11:00am
Monday, Nov. 12 · 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.Complimentary Wine and Cheese 6:00pm
Tuesday, Nov. 13· 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. Cake for all! 5:00pm
Hope this is helpful – talk with you soon,
Len
Len Simon
ECA Address: P.O. Box 30459, Bethesda, MD 20824
tel:301-657-6299, 202-659-2229 fax: 202-659-5234
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CONTACT YOUR ECA BOARD
Len Simon, President-
Ken Levinson, Vice President-
Julie Doll, Vice President-
Susan Rubel, Secretary-
Alysa Emden-Treasurer -