THE EAGLE ROCK ASSOCIATION
The Best Investment You Can Make in Your
Neighborhood
TERA
e.letter
October 21, 2004
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benefits of membership, including a complimentary subscription to the TERA
e.letter.
This
week:
Buy Your Eclectic Eagle Rock Home Tour Tickets Today! (Item
#2)
Women’s Twentieth Century Club Family Health Fair – Saturday
(Item #5)
ROCK Rummage Sale – Saturday (Item #6)
A Bent Event – Saturday (Item #7)
TERA Eclectic Eagle Rock Home Tour – Sunday (Item #2)
Bughouse Exhibit at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock –
Sunday (Item #8)
TABLE
OF CONTENTS:
1.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE – ROCKTOBER
2.
ECLECTIC EAGLE ROCK HOME TOUR ROCKS! – OCTOBER 24th
3.
HELP ST. BARNABAS CHURCH FEED THE HOMELESS AND HUNGRY – OCTOBER 22ND
4.
FRIENDS OF THE SCHINDLER HOUSE EVENT FEATURES MORGANNE – OCTOBER 22ND
AND 23RD
5.
WOMEN’S TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB FAMILY HEALTH FAIR – OCTOBER 23RD
6. REACH OUR COMMUNITY KIDS (ROCK)’S ROCKING RUMMAGE! – OCTOBER
23RD
7.
A BENT EVENT IN
8.
AFTER THE ECLECTIC EAGLE ROCK HOME TOUR…BUGHOUSE! – OCTOBER 24TH
9.
GET BACK TO NATURE AT THE
10. CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER? -- SUPPORT THE ERHS TENNIS TEAM!
11.
12.
ERNC LAND USE COMMITTEE – MONUMENTAL DECISIONS – OCTOBER 28TH
13.
WOMEN’S 20TH CENTURY CLUB
14.
CENTER FOR THE ARTS, EAGLE ROCK TOASTS VOLUNTEERS – NOVEMBER 8TH
15.
NEED A LANDSCAPING MAKEOVER? – APPLY BY NOVEMBER 24TH
16.
CAMILO’S
17.
SWORK II NEEDS AN EAGLE ROCK TOUCH
18.
WRITING WORKSHOP -- RELEASE THE WRITER INSIDE OF YOU!
19.
YOGA ESSENCE’S NEW OWNER PRO-POSES NEW OFFERS!
20.
WE’VE GOT MAIL
21.
THE FINAL WORD – CHAUNCEY HOWE
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1. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE – ROCKTOBER ROCKS ON!
ECLECTIC EAGLE ROCK HOME TOUR
NEEDS YOU!
It’s only 3 days until the Home Tour, so please buy your
tickets now! To beat the rush for tickets on Sunday, come buy your
tickets on Saturday at Auntie Em’s and the Juice Exchange. We will be
selling tickets in person on Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm. Stop by the
Juice Exchange from noon to 2pm on and you can buy tickets from me!
The Home Tour is the result of thousands of volunteer hours
and many willing homeowners. Come celebrate the 35th
anniversary of the Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness (GLAD) [Eagle Rock
Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) Home,
TERA WISHES TO THANK…
Auntie Em's - ticket sales/food donation
Café Beaujolais - food donation
Camilo's California Bistro - food donation
The Capri Italian Restaurant - food donation
Mina Choi - public relations assistance
The Coffee Table - ticket sales/food donation
Richard Mark Dickinson - GLAD liaison
Eagle Rock Italian Bakery - food donation
The
Ernie Jr.'s Taco House - food donation
Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness (GLAD) - tour
starting point
Tim Gregory - historian
Deborah Hosking - writer
Juice Exchange - ticket sales/food donation
Le Petit
Miles Lichterman and Lonnie Roy - after-party hosts
Dion Neutra - original Neutra Clubhouse renderings
Oxy Café - food donation
Panang Thai Cuisine - food donation
Passionfruit - food donation
Melody Peterson - writer
Corky Retson - Home Tour logo design/poster,
handbill, and postcard design
Señor Fish - food donation
Julius Shulman - architectural photos
Sir Michael's - tablecloths
SmellzGood Fragrance Boutique - volunteer gifts
Sparkletts - bottled water
Swork Coffee - food donation
Trader Joe's Eagle Rock - bottled water
Ian Turner - after-party entertainment
urquiza! design/communications - brochure design
Councilmember Antonio Villaraigosa - shuttle buses
and support
Warren Printing & Mailing, Inc. - brochure,
poster, handbill, and postcard printing
Chris Willman - writer
Besides our entrepreneurs in Eagle Rock, we thank the many
businesses in Altadena,
And, of course, to the Homeowners and our many Volunteers,
without whose generosity and love for Eagle Rock our Home Tour would not be
possible.
And congratulations to Home Tour PR Committee chair Ellen
Narver and her top notch public relations committee! Today’s Los
Angeles Times Home section features TERA’s Eclectic Eagle Rock Home
Tour! Check out the feature and the terrific photo of one of the houses
on the tour on Page 6 of the print edition, or by e.mail at http://www.latimes.com/features/home/la-hm-datebook21oct21,1,6888363.story?coll=la-headlines-home
Most especially, I would like to thank this years Co-Chairs
of the Eclectic Eagle Rock Home Tour – Tracy King, Joanne Turner and Liz
Wagner. They have helmed one of our most solid teams of volunteers
and homeowners to create a truly memorable event!
THANK YOU TO BUSINESSES OFFERING
TERA MEMBER BENEFITS!
In a nod to TERA members and their staunch support of
independent businesses in Eagle Rock, two new businesses have joined those
offering discounts to our membership: Yoga Essence and the Juice
Exchange.
Yoga Essence, under new owner Hilary Lachoff, is offering
a 10% discount to TERA members. The Juice Exchange, offering sandwiches,
smoothies and much more, is offering a 15% discount to all TERA members.
Patricia Neal of swork has gone so far as to create a 15%
off TERA discount card specifically for TERA members.
Thank you very much to all of these fine Eagle Rock
establishments, along with the Coffee Table and Curves, who are offering
these discounts. Though many of us put our savings right into the
respective tip jars, it still is a wonderful way to show how often TERA
supports Eagle Rock business!
DON’T FORGET TO BUY YOUR HOME
TOUR TICKETS!
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2. ECLECTIC EAGLE ROCK HOME TOUR ROCKS!! – OCTOBER 24TH
Join Us for TERA's Fifth
Annual
Eclectic
Eagle Rock Home Tour 2004
Sunday,
October 24th
10 am to 4
pm
Tour begins
at the historic
GLAD (Greater
Los Angeles Agency on Deafness) Building
Home Tour Tickets Sold
Throughout Eagle Rock!
Tickets:
$17 in advance
$15 for TERA members in advance
$20 at the door
Ticket sale locations:
Auntie Em's,
The Coffee Table,
Eagle Rock Juice Exchange,
Online at: www.TERA90041.org
By mail: TERA,
Calling
all digital photographers! Help us capture the Home Tour on film!
TERA’s
next newsletter will feature a photo album of Home Tour day photos. This
is a great opportunity to capture your community on film and be
published! Please bring your digital cameras to the Home Tour and send us
your art! We will happily run your photos with your credits. Let
us know if we can count on you to be there with your camera by e-mailing to the
e.letter before October 24th. Please
send your photos by e-mail to e.letter@TERA90041.org along
with a caption of your picture and name to present as photo credit
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3. HELP
ST. BARNABAS CHURCH FEED THE HOMELESS AND HUNGRY – OCTOBER 22ND
St. Barnabas' Church is having a "Basta, Pasta"
Celebration on Friday, October 22 at 7:00 p.m. The spaghetti dinner will
be accompanied by music and singing. The cost is $10 per person or $25
per family.
Proceeds go toward programs of the church, including the
We will have other opportunities throughout the year to
help. The address is
Claudette A. Moody
Director, Office of the Superintendent-President
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4. FRIENDS
OF THE SCHINDLER HOUSE EVENT FEATURES MORGANNE – OCTOBER 22ND AND 23RD
The phenomenal chanteuse, Morganne, will be modeling LA
Eyeworks eyewear in a fabulous runway performance at the Schindler House.
Tickets are still available!
SHOWDOWN!
Friday, October 22 & Saturday, October 23, 7:30 p.m.
sharp
Schindler House,
Admission: $50; $45 Friends of the Schindler House;
reservations essential
Call (323) 651-1510 to reserve your ticket!
Twin runway spectaculars featuring some 90 pieces produced
by more than 20 participants will incorporate sound, music, light, spoken word
and architecture.
To the accompaniment of ambient soundscapes and live music,
the runway shows will serve a double audience seated in gardens on either side
of the Schindler House. Using sculptural, two-story stair towers designed
by the Los Angeles office of architecture firm COOP HIMMELB(L)AU, models will
walk across and over the landscape, offering dynamic perspectives framed by
R.M. Schindler's renown architecture.
Giles Miller's Shifty Disco Band will create an exciting
aural environment, combining ambient sounds from various social milieus
"from street life to Dodger games" with live and sampled soul music
augmented by the amazing voice of drag diva Sean De Lear.
Participants include: Andrew Andrew (djs, curators,
fashion designers); Bon & Ging (stylist/artist & environmental
designer); Ingrid Bromberg & Blain Kennedy (artist & musician);
Dioscuri (architects & designers); Escher GuneWardena (architects); Feral
Childe (design, performance); Fugue Andrea Lenardin Madden and Raegan
Kelly (architect, artist); Gizmo (architects); LA Eyeworks (designers); Liz
Larner (artist); Caudia Rosa Lukas (designer); Michael Mahalchick (artist);
Elena Manferdini (architect, designer); Tina Marrin (artist); My Barbarian (musicians);
Renée Petropoulos (artist); Jessica Rath with Millie Wilson (artists); Ujein
(designer); We are lucid dreaming (designer); Wooden Mustache (designer); and
Amy Yao (artist).
Attitude will run the gamut, from serious to playful, from
intellectual to tongue in cheek, from "let's dress up" to "let's
get down." SHOWDOWN! designers cite a multiplicity of inspirations,
including flags, architecture, the natural environment, politics, native
garments of the
SHOWDOWN! is organized by MAK Center Director Kimberli Meyer
and Sundown Salon Impresario Fritz Haeg.
For images and information on the participants, please visit
http://www.sundownsalon.com
For further information and reservations for SHOWDOWN!,
please call (323) 651-1510
Schindler House,
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5.
WTCC HOLDS SECOND ANNUAL FAMILY HEALTH FAIR
The Womens
Twentieth Century Club of Eagle Rock
Second
Annual Family Health Fair
9 am to 3
pm, Saturday, October 23rd
Sponsored by:
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how life-style affects
your health at the second annual FREE Health Fair for the entire family.
Screenings will be offered: Blood Pressure, Cholesterol,
Diabetes, Childrens’ Screening, Scoliosis, Dental...and much more! Flu
Shots offered at $10.00.
Information will be available on: Lowering Cancer Risk,
Breast Health, Osteoporosis, Safe Baby, Healthy Heart, and more.
Questions? Please call (323) 478-1883
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6.
REACH OUR COMMUNITY KIDS (ROCK)’S ROCKING RUMMAGE!
Need to make room for the holidays? Time to clean out
your closet? Be part of the ROCK RUMMAGE SALE on Saturday, October 23rd
from 8 am- 3 pm!
Visit the (Reach Our Community
Kids)
Donations (Tax Deductible) of clothes, furniture,
appliances, kitchenware, etc. can be dropped off at the ROCK on Thursday,
October 21st from 4 – 8 pm or Friday, October 22nd from Noon to 7:30
pm.
Pick-ups can be arranged, just call Cathy at (818) 636-9935
or Donna at (323) 257-6102. We are so Thankful for Your Support.
Donna Robey-Sullivan
Executive Director
Reach Our Community
Kids
323-547-1913 (cell)
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7.
A BENT EVENT IN
A Bent Event
3
4 – 7 pm,
October 23rd
At the foot of
The elder Bent figured prominently in the founding of the
Los Angeles Public Library and
Festivities include:
4 - 6 pm -- Tour of 3 craftsman homes and gardens, wine and
hors d’oeuvres, live music with Greger Walnum Blues Band
6 - 7 pm Auction and raffle, with featured auction items:
* A private condo on
* A Judson Studio stained glass panel
* A modern sculpture by a Navaho Pueblo Artist, and much
more
Tickets will be held at the door, check-in at Treehaven,
For More Information please call Caroline at (323) 254-8219
Proceeds will go to furthering preservation, education and
advocacy within the greater
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8. AFTER
THE ECLECTIC EAGLE ROCK HOME TOUR…BUGHOUSE! – OCTOBER 24TH
For a different view of
Stop by to
see the Bughouse exhibit
10 am to 4
pm
Sunday,
October 24th
Center for
the Arts, Eagle Rock
Affordable art from $25 to $300. For more information,
call (323) 226-1617
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9.
GET BACK TO NATURE AT THE
Have you discovered the
For bikers of all ages.
Learn some of the basic fundamentals to biking and learn how to lube a chain,
how to fix a flat tire in record time, or how to do minor adjustments to your
bicycle.
2 pm – 5 pm The Enchanted
Especially appropriate for
families with children ages 3-5. Join us for a magical Halloween
afternoon in the Children’s
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10.
CHRISTMAS IN OCTOBER? -- SUPPORT THE ERHS TENNIS TEAM!
Before you buy your Christmas greenery, consider ordering
this month to support the ERHS Boys Tennis Team! Eric Jacobson, ERHS
Alumnus (Class of ‘89), Tennis Coach and Counselor needs our help!
Dear Friends of Eagle Rock:
I’m writing to ask for your help in supporting the Eagle Rock High School
boys tennis team by pre-ordering a Christmas tree, wreath, or garland
in the month of October or by sending a monetary donation. Recently, our
team’s school budget was decreased by one half, exerting extra pressure on all
of our athletes to greatly increase their fundraising efforts. Our team
is raising money for two overnight trips (to see professional tennis at Indian Wells
in March, and to train for city playoffs at the Big Bear Tennis Ranch in
April). Each team member needs to raise his own funds to pay for those
two activities, as well as for his uniform, the banquet, and individual
trophies.
This is our third year selling Christmas trees of three sizes (5-6 foot, 6-7
foot, and 7-8 foot) and of three varieties (Douglas, Grand, and Noble Fir), as
well as two sizes of wreaths and garland. Prices for trees are
competitive with those of any fresh-tree lot ($34 and up), and the quality of
the trees is guaranteed or your money back! Small wreaths (24 inches in
diameter) are $22, large wreaths (28 inches in diameter) are $27, and a
10-foot-long garland is $23. Christmas tree stands (with and without
water bowls) are a few dollars extra. All trees are cut only TWO days
before shipment to the school on December 10. All trees will be delivered
(at no cost if you live near Eagle Rock!) or need to be picked up from the
horticulture area in the middle of campus on Saturday, December 11, between 9
am and 1 pm.
If you were planning to buy a live Christmas tree this year, please buy through
us and receive a tree of the highest quality. Simply complete the bottom
section of the order form enclosed (on the back of the flyer), and send it to
me at the address below. Retain the top portion for your records.
Pre-orders are being taken in the month of October only, and a
deposit of at least $20 per tree is due upon ordering. Total payment is
required for wreaths or garlands.
If you live far from ERHS or don’t plan to have a tree this season, please
consider helping us with a donation (made out to “ERHS BOYS TENNIS”)
which will go straight to one young, hard-working tennis player at our school.
I speak for all of the members of the #7-ranked
Please send your order or donation to: EAGLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, c/o ERIC
JACOBSON, 1750 YOSEMITE DR., LOS ANGELES, CA 90041 or call: (323)
254-6891 (x192) during the day or (323) 333-6967 any time to leave a message.
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11.
Beginning with an orientation meeting on October 27, 2004
at 4:30 p.m., young people, aged 12-19, will learn how to write, polish,
practice, and perform their spoken word poetry. Lisa Marie Sandoval,
City of
The FREE workshop will meet every Wednesday afternoon at
4:00 p.m. from November 3rd through February and culminate in a Poetry Jam
performance in early 2005.
The ROCK Teen Center is located at 1597 Yosemite Drive,
on the northeast corner of Yosemite Drive & Townsend Ave. Visit their
website at www.rockids.org.
To sign-up or for more information, please call 323-259-0231 or 323-257-6102 or
email poetryarts@truevine.net.
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12.
Thursday,
October 28th
7pm
Major topics on the agenda include:
* Update on issue of boarding houses in R-1 zones.
* Eagle Rock Monuments Presentation of
city-approved monument model; status of monument creation efforts amongst all
groups.
* Vons at Figueroa and La Loma Preliminary
plans for demolition and redevelopment on Von’s property. No development
application has been made, but Vons is making a presentation for community
information and input.
* LAX Master Plan Presentation Proposal has been
sent to the City Council's Planning and Land Use Management (PLUM) Committee
and the full City Council. The City Council will take final action in December.
*
* Case ZA 2004-4830 (CUB) Colorado Wine Company,
Application for permit for sale & dispensing of beer and
wine for on and off-site consumption. Store & wine tasting facility 11 am –
9 pm M-F; 10 am – 9 pm Sat/Sun.
* Request for sound walls along part of 134 freeway -
Summary of efforts to date. Assignment of project manager to look into
all sides of issue.
* Specific Plan Working Group Proposal - Council
Office, City Planning & City Attorney's office have voiced support to ERNC
Board for LUPC to create working group of community members from across
community for long-term process of examining and recommending revisions of
current Colorado Boulevard Specific Plan and exploring need for other plans in
Eagle Rock. Specific plans are usually revised every 5-7 years.
All are welcome, public comment is taken on each agenda
item, and as always there will be time set aside for public comment on
non-agenda items, so if you have land use issues or concerns, please feel free
to let us know.
If you have questions, please contact LUPC Co-Chair Jessica
Wethington McLean, 323-256-6221 or ERNC Land_Use@earthlink.net
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13. WOMEN’S 20TH CENTURY CLUB HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR
The Womens Twentieth
Century Club of Eagle Rock
Second
Annual
Saturday,
November 6th
9 am to 4 pm
Food will be available for purchase and consumption during
this event.
Tickets for a drawing towards a Christmas Tree with
ornaments will also be offered.
Come see the wonderful hand made items from the region’s
cottage industries.
Some of the most beautiful and unique gifts will be
available.
Questions? Call (323) 478-1883
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14. CENTER FOR THE ARTS,
EAGLE ROCK TOASTS VOLUNTEERS – NOVEMBER 8TH
The Board and the Staff of The Center for the Arts, Eagle
Rock cordially invite you to Celebrate the Spirit of Volunteerism!
The
Recognition Breakfast 2004
Monday,
November 8th
Center for
the Arts, Eagle Rock
7:30 am: Light
Breakfast 8:30 am:
Program Begins
Join us for a light breakfast and help us recognize those
individuals and the community who have supported our efforts to fulfill our
mission.
All members of the community are welcome. RSVP (323)
226-1617
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15.
NEED A LANDSCAPING MAKEOVER? – APPLY BY NOVEMBER 24TH
Local Eagle-Rocker Phillip
Latham, owner of PAL Landscape Services, has organized a fun
community give-away project…just in time for the Holidays! With the help of
other local merchants such as Persson’s Nursery of Pasadena, Tritch Hardware of
Eagle Rock and Ewing Irrigation of Glendale, he is having a contest to give
away a free landscaping front yard “make-over” worth up to $5000!
Contestants must be nominated by
a neighbor, family member or friend who will describe why their deserving
nominee should be declared the winner. Yards must be residential only and
within the community boundaries of Eagle Rock,
Local actress Lorraine Toussaint
and other community members will serve as the jury. Winners will be announced
on November 30th, and work will be accomplished between December 1st
and 15th.
Hurry and e-mail your
nominations to phillip@pallandscape.com…today! Any further
questions? Call (323) 254-2141.
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16.
CAMILO’S
The October issue of Hispanic
Magazine ran this rave review of Camilo’s
Camilo’s Bistro
Tucked away in the Eagle Rock area of
Congratulations, Camilo and Amelia, for being
one of the great restaurants in Eagle Rock!
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17.
SWORK II NEEDS AN EAGLE ROCK TOUCH
Swork II
With so many creative people living right here in Eagle Rock, we thought we
would ask our home base for some help! We are looking for a grass roots architect/retail
store designer and general contractor to help us launch our second swork
location in Montrose/La Canada. We would love to work with our own locals on
this project or excellent referrals. Call Patricia Neal at: (323)
309.7243.
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18.
WRITING WORKSHOP -- RELEASE THE WRITER INSIDE OF YOU!
Mt.
Washington Writer’s Workshop
Tuesday
Evenings, 7:30 -10 pm
6 weeks for
$180 or 12 weeks for $320
Next six
weeks starts October 19th
The Mt. Washington Writer's Workshop is a unique on-going
workshop for novel, short story, and literary non-fiction writers, from
beginning to advanced. In small peer groups, writers learn about the
craft of writing, through getting and giving feedback on works in
progress. Critiques are supportive, and include discussion of
contemporary literature and technique. Class size is always limited to
ten.
The director of the Mt. Washington Writer's Workshop is
Judith Dancoff, who has written fiction and non-fiction for over ten years, and
currently teaches literature and writing at
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19.
YOGA ESSENCE’S NEW OWNER PRO-POSES NEW OFFERS!
Stop by the studio, located at
New students get your first two classes FREE!
Returning students, bring someone new to the studio and you each get the class
FREE! Two special offers. Too good to pass up. Good for two months only,
October - November.
In addition, Yoga Essence now offers a 10% discount
on single classes and series cards to members of TERA. Now is a great
time to check out that yoga or Pilates class you've always wanted to try.
Call or e.mail owner, Hilary Lachoff, for schedule or
other information: (323) 550-8182, or e.mail at hilary@yogaessence.net.
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20.
WE’VE GOT MAIL
If anyone knows of inexpensive rentals that would be
suitable, please contact me at mofford@oxy.edu.
All ideas welcome!
--
Marisa Grover Mofford, Eagle Rock
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After attending the meeting with Councilman Antonio
Villaraigosa several weeks ago, it became clear to me (and my colleague who was
seated next to me), that if Antonio becomes our Mayor, that an individual from
TERA would be the person best suited to fill the vacated city council seat.
TERA is highly committed to improving our community. They have the
organizational skills needed to mobilize community members to participate in
activities that will help us to achieve community goals. The ideal City Council
member should be a passionate and committed person who has the leadership
skills needed to get things done. TERA activists clearly possess all of these
qualities.
--
Kristyan Kouri, Eagle Rock
Very kind words,
Kristyan. TERA is truly fortunate to have active, conscientious and
hardworking members, including yourself.
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21. THE FINAL WORD – CHAUNCEY HOWE
In honor of our Eclectic Eagle
Rock Home Tour…
“Eclectic means you can put anything together as long as
it’s expensive.”
--
Chauncey Howe, On decorators’ show houses, NBC TV, May 6, 1985
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The Eagle Rock Association (TERA)
Hilary Norton Orozco, editor
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