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[Highland Park] 1962 desk for sale
by Jana Finder 06 Mar '10

06 Mar '10

1962 Large Desk For Sale: See these images: http://www.oldphones.com/desk1.jpg http://www.oldphones.com/desk6.jpg This desk was purchased in 1962 in Chicago. It's in good condition and could use refinishing. if you want it to look like new. It's solid and heavy. Dimensions: 60" x30" top. Sides are 22 1/2" - legs add another 7 1/2" height. Has nice pull out ledges both sides. It's in storage at Guardian. Please contact me to arrange to take a look. $75, cash only. Jonathan and Jana Finder >

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[Highland Park] good dog needs a home
by felchersonig＠aol.com 06 Mar '10

06 Mar '10

Dear Neighbors, My son moved to an apartment and I am temporarily caring for Sunshine, a six-year-old, 55-pound mixed breed female. (Her mother was a mix, looked like a a really large border collie but had some pit bull in her; her father was a purebred Rottweiler.) She is glossy black with Rott markings but not the bulk; is spayed, has all her shots (recent) and is, in my lifetime of living with dogs, probably the sweetest-natured go I've ever lived with. She is well-behaved, obedient, never any "accidents" in the house. Will walk nicely on a lead, has experienced "free" walking in Frick Park dog park without incident. She likes other dogs, has been exposed to only one child, a toddler to whom she reacted calmly and gently. We can't keep her for several reasons and must place her within two weeks or I will have to put her in a shelter, which I would hate to do. This is a great dog. Please spread the word if you yourself are not interested. 412 478-6996 Diane McAnulty P. S. Although she is not such a large dog, Sunshine's bark sounds as though she' huge, and she does warn whenever someone comes near the house.

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[Highland Park] Playground Benefit Concert
by Jeremy Black 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

Hi neighbors, If you're looking for something fun to do Saturday night (3/6), the Pittsburgh Minadeo Playground Committee is hosting a gala fundraiser to help build a much-needed playground! There are two ways to take part: 1) Full Gala: Festivities begin at 5pm with delicious light fare and a complimentary first cocktail at Olive or Twist (www.olive-twist.com) where you can enjoy a silent auction and the sounds of some of Pittsburgh's finest jazz musicians. At 7pm, the gala continues at Pittsburgh CAPA. A harpist will entertain you as you wait for the grand finale: members of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra (myself included) will play a concert from 7:30 to 8:30pm. Enjoy dessert and coffee following the performance. Tickets to the entire gala are 50 dollars each and donations are graciously accepted. 2) Concert only: join the fun just for the concert, starting at 7:30pm at CAPA. Tickets for the concert alone are only $20. Cash or check accepted at the door. Checks may be made out to the Minadeo PTO and sent to Pittsburgh Minadeo, 6502 Lilac Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15217, to the attention of Tom Deane. Call 412-422-3520 for more information. Sorry for the last minute notice - hope you can make it! -Jeremy Black Heberton St.

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[Highland Park] a few seats available in March's cooking classes
by Dorothy Tague 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

Chop, WOK & Talk! 5404 Penn Avenue Pgh PA 15206 412-362-0679 Please visit www.chopwoktalk.com<http://www.chopwoktalk.com/> for more information --all classes are 'hands-on' Sushi Series: 3/10 & 3/17 you may attend one or both classes....$60.00 a class...6:30-9:30 PM...3 seats available a variety of Japanese and American style sushi made with shrimp, salmon, barbequed eel, tuna, chicken, beef, and vegetarian rolls. Plus sushi pizza and a chunky monkey deep fried dessert roll. Vietnamese Dinner: 3/15...$60.00....6:30-9:30 PM...3 seats available beef pho (rice noodle soup with herbs), lemongrass beef sandwiches with Asian mayo, herbs, and jalapenos, spicy orange spare ribs, Saigon noodles (similar to Pad Thai), fresh rice paper spring rolls with a peanut sauce, upside down cakes with Asian fruits and an almond whipped cream, Vietnamese coffee Greek Dinner: 3/24...$60.00...6:30-9:30 PM...2 seats available tiropita (phyllo and cheese appetizers), fried zucchini and cheese patties, gyros with Tzatziki sauce, pastitsio, moussaka, greek salad, and loukamoudes (honey balls) for dessert Elegant Brunch: 3/27...$50.00...1:00-4:00 PM...2 seats available cold plum soup with crème fraiche, scones with crème fraiche and jam, quiche Lorraine, eggs benedict with hollandaise sauce, asparagus bundles wrapped prosciutto, fruit salad, and cream brulee, coffee and tea

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[Highland Park] Info about Spring and The First Tee of Pittsburgh
by Heather Conrad 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

This is a fantastic program offered at Schenley Park at the Bob O'Connor golf course. I always thought of golf as a country-club-for-old or rich guys activity (sorry!), but the coaches at First Tee really make golf accessible to all kids and even appealing to the adults involved. It is also very reasonably priced and there is no need for the kids to own their own clubs. If you homeschool or cyber school, they also have daytime classes for homeschooling families. I strongly recommend this program! (Nope - I'm not on the Board or on they payroll.) Heather Conrad ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: <Firstteepitt(a)aol.com> Date: Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 11:55 AM Subject: The First Tee of Pittsburgh e-nnouncements To: firstteepitt(a)aol.com * March 2010 Hello to all of our The First Tee of Pittsburgh Friends: The sun is shining, the temperature is rising, and the snow is melting! Can spring clinics be far behind? Each year our spring sessions are always the most popular and the fullest. If you are thinking of joining one of our spring clinics there are now many more sections to choose from. We now offer seven levels for golfers ages 5 - 18 years old. Spring Clinics will begin on Saturday, April 17 at The Bob O'Connor Golf Course in Schenley Park. For a complete schedule and registration form just visit www.thefirstteepittsburgh.org. Aside from our Life & Golf Skills Clinics that are offered seasonally, The First Tee of Pittsburgh (TFTP) is very busy with many other exciting projects. We will be having our very first Spring Training for Par level and above with Coach Kirk and Coach Leslie - please call 412-622-0108 if you are interested. We will also have one of our regular coach trainings for volunteers on April 10th. If you or a friend would like to learn more about volunteering to be a coach in our program please call Eric Amato at 412-622-0108. Also, did you know? - TFTP operates the Bob O'Connor Golf Course in Schenley Park. We have just registered to become an Audubon International Certified Course. This will help us implement best practices in positive environmental management. - TFTP operates three indoor state-of-the-art indoor golf simulators. You don't need to wait until the snow melts to get ready for spring. Just reserve some time on one of the high def sims - call (412) 622-6959 to make you reservation. - Our participants get many other opportunities besides the golf clinics. TFTP golfers have traveled to Washington, DC (photo above) to compete in a regional tournament, as well as to Cleveland. This year a tournament with The First Tee of Akron will be added. - TFTP kids were also selected for the national Life Skills Academy, Future Leaders Forum, Walmart The First Tee Open, RBS Achievers of the Year, The Scholars Program, The CA Course Reporter at Doral Country Club, and the new TV commercial with Jack Nicklaus. - Aside from working with kids from our community and neighborhoods TFTP also partners with groups such as Neighborhood Academy, Special Olympics, Family Links, East End Cooperative Ministry, JCC, Islamic Center of Pittsburgh, home schoolers, NHS Human Services, Propel School and many more! - TFTP also operates a facility at Pleasant Ridge (McKees Rocks) and has affiliate courses in Latrobe and Carmichaels, PA - TFTP was named an ACE Chapter by the home for the third consecutive year - one of less than ten chapters in the country to be so honored. The First Tee of Pittsburgh is also partnering with the upcoming US Women's Open at Oakmont Country Club this July. If you are interested in getting "inside the ropes" and volunteering adults can contact Eric Amato at 412-622-0108 and kids (over the age of 15) can contact Marc Field at 412-622-2403. This is a major tournament and we are excited to be part of it. We encourage you to share this email and forward it to family and friends. We are all looking forward to the upcoming golf season and welcoming everyone back to The Bob! Hello Spring! Goodbye snow!!! Marc Field Executive Director The First Tee of Pittsburgh 5370 Schenley Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15217 (412) 682-2403 (412) 682-2405 (Fax) www.thefirstteepittsburgh.org Please consider our environment before printing this message * * I**f you have received this message in error or wish to be removed please reply with the word REMOVE in the subject line* -- Heather "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and it looks like work." Thomas Edison

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[Highland Park] Highland Park Neighborhood
by David Dix 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

We thought your Neighborhood would be interested in this event. Thank you. Pittsburgh, PA March 1, 2010 - Peter Yarrow, well-known American folk singer of the group Peter, Paul and Mary, will perform a concert at East Liberty Presbyterian Church (116 S. Highland Avenue) on Monday, March 15th at 7:00 PM. The concert is free to the public and an offering will be collected during the performance to benefit East End Cooperative Ministry's Have a Heart for Hunger campaign. Donation of non-perishable food items for EECM's Food Pantry is also encouraged. The Have a Heart for Hunger campaign (February 14 - March 31, 2010) raises funds for and awareness about the Hunger Services provided by East End Cooperative Ministry, including a Food Pantry, Soup Kitchen, and Meals on Wheels program. Altogether, EECM's Hunger Programs provide food and support to more than 4,000 men, women, and children each year. More information about the Have a Heart for Hunger campaign is available on the EECM website at www.eecm.org/heart.htm. About East End Cooperative Ministry EECM is a non-profit, interfaith human services organization. Since 1970, EECM has provided direct services to the homeless, the hungry, the elderly, and the at-risk children and youth in Pittsburgh's economically distressed East End neighborhoods. EECM programs include, but are not limited to, Meals on Wheels, Food Pantry, Soup Kitchen, Men's Emergency Shelter, 2 transitional housing programs, a non-medical respite care program, in-school and after-school outreach programs, and Summer Day Camp. For more information: contact EECM at 412.361.5549, ext. 422, email eecm(a)eecm.org or visit www.eecm.org <http://www.eecm.org/> and www.eecmblog.org <http://www.eecmblog.org/> . About Peter Yarrow Since high school Peter Yarrow's commitment and life's work have been directed by awareness that music of conscience can have an extraordinary effect when utilized in efforts to transform society. As a performer and social activist, Peter has used music to inspire and bring people together to mobilize and create a more just, peaceful, and compassionate society. Through such efforts, beginning in the early 1960's, the music of Peter, Paul and Mary became, for literally millions of people, the genesis of their awakening to activism, idealism, and a life long commitment to making positive social change.

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[Highland Park] Does anyone have a Winne the Pooh cake pan?
by Heather Conrad 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

Does anyone have a Winnie the Pooh cake pan that they would be ready to sell or that I could borrow? My daughter turns 2 in a couple of weeks and loves Pooh. You can email me or call 412.606.9263 Many thanks in advance, -- Heather "Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and it looks like work." Thomas Edison

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[Highland Park] Glass block window repair person needed
by jeanjon＠aol.com 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

Does anyone have a recommendation for someone to repair glass block windows?

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[Highland Park] From Here to Eternity
by Bruce Robison 05 Mar '10

05 Mar '10

At St. Andrew's, 5801 Hampton Street, Pittsburgh In Brooks Hall this Sunday afternoon, March 7, at 4 p.m., our Adult Programs Committee will sponsor the next event in our series, "From Here to Eternity: Conversations about Life, Death, and Resurrection," with Nurse-Educator Diana Mathis speaking and leading discussion on "the practical questions" we face at the end of life. Medical concerns and directives, legal concerns, social and familial concerns, etc. An important topic, and one we often don't let ourselves think about until we reach an urgent or crisis situation. Refreshments and informal conversation will follow. All are welcome. BruceR http://www.standrewspgh.org http://revbmrobison.blogspot.com/

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[Highland Park] Any Model Ship Builders out there?
by Golden, Cynthia 04 Mar '10

04 Mar '10

I am looking for someone who might do some repair to a model ship which was given to me as a gift and shipped across the country. It arrived with some minor damage, but I am not the person to do the repair. I am looking for a hobbyist who would be interested in a small job. This ship has great sentimental value. Please drop me an email if you or someone you know might be interested. Cynthia

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