THE EAGLE ROCK ASSOCIATION

-- Invest in Your Community --


TERA

e.letter

June 30, 2005

Learn more about us
and how we are changing our community for the better.

Are you a TERA member yet?
Join the "in" crowd now!  Here's how:

Click on

http://www.TERA90041.org/teraform.htm


Now more than ever, please support your residents association --
well over 1,000 members strong, and growing every day!

Please encourage interested friends and neighbors to send their email addresses
to us at e.letter@TERA90041.org so we can keep them informed as well.

This week:


1.  CALLING ALL ARTISTS -- "SCENES OF EAGLE ROCK" EXHIBITION COMING YOUR WAY

2.  "IT'S ALL ABOUT THE SAUCE!" -- DANTE'S CHICKEN & RIBS IS NOW OPEN!

3.  ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY LOCAL CLEANERS NEEDS NEW LOCATION

4.  EAGLE ROCK'S CROSS & BROWN MAKES IT ON DAILY CANDY!

5.  ANOTHER GREAT EAGLE ROCK BUSINESS -- THAT YARN STORE -- OPENING JULY 9

6.  JAZZAMERICA OFFERS FREE CLASSES FOR MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

7.  ANN LIKES RED LIKES LOUD -- BUT NOT TONIGHT -- JULY 1

8.  COMMUNITY ART WORK PARTY -- JULY 2

9.  LAST SHOW OF LAST REMAINING SEATS -- "THE QUIET MAN" -- JULY 6

10.  ROCK LEADERSHIP AND SUMMER SCHEDULE

11.  FOURTH ANNUAL BOYLE HEIGHTS RESOURCE FAIR -- JULY 22 TO 24

12.  LETTERS AND E.MAILS -- SUPPORT DR. MUSIC!

13.  QUOTE OF THE WEEK -- UNKNOWN

1.  CALLING ALL ARTISTS -- "SCENES OF EAGLE ROCK" EXHIBITION COMING YOUR WAY

In conjunction with our Eclectic Eagle Rock Home Tour to take place November 6, TERA is hosting an art exhibition entitled "Scenes of Eagle Rock."

Billed in years past as a strictly plein-air show with limited media, we have decided to open it up to any medium, any location, indoors or out, as long as it's in Eagle Rock.  Yep, that's the only requirement.  We feel this will invite far more interesting and unusual entries, and we want all you creative types to participate!  It truly makes our Home Tour one of a kind.

The exhibit will be held at the wonderful gallery Carlotta's Passion in Eagle Rock.  Participating artists will be invited to paint, sculpt, photograph, or use whatever is their chosen medium along the tour route the day of the Home Tour and to display their work at our infamous post-tour party.  The celebration will take place at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock, thanking our many Home Tour volunteers, and, of course, our artists.

For more information on "Scenes of Eagle Rock," contact Lori Pond at pond@artnet.net or (323) 630-3311.

If you'd like to volunteer for our Home Tour (always fun, and a great party!), please contact Teri Aranguren at tacpa@pacbell.net or (323) 337-4441.
2.  "IT'S ALL ABOUT THE SAUCE!" -- DANTE'S CHICKEN & RIBS IS NOW OPEN!

The long-awaited Dante's Chicken & Ribs, Eagle Rock's newest restaurant, opened a few weeks ago, and it's open every day for lunch and dinner!

Located at 2006 Colorado Boulevard between Zation and Carlotta's Passion, Dante's offers outstanding barbecue with a soulful Cajun twist.  You can order full dinners with great sides (see below); pork ribs only (with you meatniks in mind); savory sandwiches including pulled pork, BBQ chicken, and cheeseburgers with chipotle or jalapeño mayo and more (grilled onions!); piquant, refreshing salads; saucy chicken wings; and littler bites, called "Little Piglets," that are a bit easier on the little ones.

Sauces are awesome -- select from House or Sweet Heat for ribs, or, for wings, Mild, Hot, or Fire Station 42 (in honor of our local firehouse and its revered custodians).  Dante himself spent many, many months researching and developing all kinds of BBQ sauces before deciding which ones he considers the very best to offer Eagle Rock!

Sides include collard greens, cole slaw, fresh-cut fries, potato salad, and sweet hickory beans.  Yum!

Dante's "Need no teeth to eat our meat!" Chicken & Ribs
Open every day from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
2006 Colorado Boulevard
Eagle Rock
(323) 257-4742

I don't know about you, but I'm hungry!
3.  ENVIRONMENT-FRIENDLY LOCAL CLEANERS NEEDS NEW LOCATION

Eagle Rock's important environmental success story -- Sunny Brite Natural Cleaners, located at 4927 Eagle Rock Boulevard -- is needing to relocate by the end of July and has been looking in Eagle Rock and surrounding communities for a new location.

Sunny Brite Cleaners made the switch a few years ago from a chemical-based dry cleaning system to a non-toxic cleaning method, professional wet cleaning.  Her store has served as a showcase and demonstration site for hundreds of visitors and officials and has been featured prominently in various publications.  Occidental College's Pollution Prevention Education and Research Center has also evaluated Sunny's shop (and several others) that shows that this environmental business is a successful and viable operation and presents a number of key environmental benefits to customers, workers, the cleaner and our community.

If anyone has a lead regarding a possible site for the cleaner, no less than 1500 square feet and likely larger, please contact Peter Sinshimer or Angela Namkoong at 323-259-1420 or 323-259-1457 or namkoong@oxy.edu.
4.  EAGLE ROCK'S CROSS & BROWN MAKES IT ON DAILY CANDY!

The June 24, 2005, issue of Daily Candy http://www.dailycandy.com featured Eagle Rock's own Cross & Brown General Store!  Many thanks to TERA member Maria Nazario for bringing the story to our attention:

Cross to Bear

The good old days are long gone.

Old folks brag about trudging miles through the snow, skipping down cobblestone streets, and the giddy thrill of the penny candy store.

Meanwhile, what do you get?  Road rage, crappy cell phone connections, and red dye No. 6.

Co-opt your elders' sweetest memories at Cross & Brown.  The Eagle Rock shop is the boutique incarnation of a Norman Rockwell painting touched up for 2005.  The countertops and pharmacy shelves are lined with candy jars and filled with baskets of beauty products, fine papers, hand-painted dishes, and homemade housewares.

But this isn't June Cleaver's general store - unless, of course, June had a thing for Seda France candles and depression glass.  And, like the vintage finds, the price tags will bring you back to the days of yore: Jasmine soaps and card games are just some of the things that go for a buck.

So browse to your heart's content - and think how someday you'll be able to tell the kiddies all about the time you and Johnny shared a root beer float down at the soda fountain.

Or at least about the time you split a Slurpie.

Cross & Brown General Store, 5024 Eagle Rock Boulevard, between Merton and Chickasaw Avenues, Eagle Rock, 323-257-8060.
5.  ANOTHER GREAT EAGLE ROCK BUSINESS -- THAT YARN STORE -- OPENING JULY 9

The mission of That Yarn Store is to provide a neighborhood hangout nook for both seasoned knitters and crocheters (is that a word?) and for those just starting out.  We offer workshops, groups, comfy couches, and, of course, quality yarns and supplies.  Free knitting classes on opening weekend with purchase of yarn or needles.

Click http://www.that.yarnstore@gmail.com/workshops for more information on how to sign up.

That Yarn Store
1578 #4 West Colorado Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90041
(323) 256-YARN

What would YOU do if you had a yarn store?  Tell us at http://www.that.yarnstore@gmail.com.
6.  JAZZAMERICA OFFERS FREE CLASSES FOR MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

JazzAmerica invites you to join our Free Saturday Jazz "WorkChops" for middle and high school students!
* Attention:  saxophonists, trumpeters, trombonists, bassists (upright preferred), guitarists, keyboardists, drummers (flute & violin are also welcome).

* Basic skills we require: music reading experience, ability to play scales, some recognition of chord symbols, and enough interest in Jazz to like hearing it and want to play it.

* Fees:  we are (and have always operated) tuition-free, no charge to students.  

* Instruction:  we bring in arrangements of tunes and "lead sheets" in the jazz idiom -- ranging from "When the Saints Go Marchin' In" to "Watermelon Man" -- and work on intonation, phrasing, reading, harmony/theory and developing solos.  

* Faculty:  working musicians, who are also professional, experienced teachers.  They respect students, and merely ask for respect in return.  

* Time:  Saturdays, beginning July 9 through September 3, 10am to 1pm.  

* Venue:   Skirball Center (2701 N. Sepulveda in Brentwood) - 405 freeway @ Skirball Center exit

* Transportation:  our grant from LA Dept. of Cultural Affairs will enable us to hire a school bus to bring kids from a central location to the teaching venue, and back again. Call us for transportation arrangements.  

* Performances: (a small stipend may be available for some performances)
(1) May 28 - Neophonic Impressions Jazz Festival, Four Points Sheraton, Los Angeles  
(2) July 28 - Lull school, San Fernando Valley, 10:30 am
(3) August 7 - Buddy Collette Birthday Bash - Catalina jazz club, Hollywood, 6:00pm
(4) August 14 - South Bay New Orleans Jazz Club - Manhattan Beach, 3pm
(5) September 4 - Sweet & Hot Jazz Festival, LAX Marriott hotel, 6pm
(6) February 2006 - West Coast Jazz Party, Irvine, CA

JazzAmerica was co-founded by jazz superstar Buddy Collette in 1994.  We're a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.   

Questions?

Richard Simon:  call (310) 836-2277 or e-mail:  ufobass@aol.com
Bobby Williams:  call (323) 939-5740
7.  ANN LIKES RED LIKES LOUD -- BUT NOT TONIGHT -- JULY 1

Eddie Rivera with a tiny bit of his band, Ann Likes Red and his favorite singer, Jimmy Semple, are playing a special acoustic show, this FRIDAY, July 1 at 8 p.m. at Seven Hills Cafe, in Tujunga.  (It only sounds far.)

"Just the two of us.  Two voices, one guitar.  Brave and foolhardy, just the way I like it," says Rivera, whose band usually plays much, much, much louder.  The full band is playing shows in Laguna Beach this summer, including a benefit for Laguna Beach landslide victims.  Drop by.  You haven't left for the weekend quite yet.

Seven Hills Cafe, 9925 Commerce Avenue, Tujunga, CA 91040.  Coffee, bagels, sandwiches, that sort of thing. (818) 353-7322.
8.  COMMUNITY ART WORK PARTY -- JULY 2

We would like to remind you of this upcoming event:

What: Community Art Work Party
Date: Saturday, July 2, 2005
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Where: Avenue 50 Studio/Acorn Gallery, 131-135 N. Avenue 50, Highland Park

Come help install a giant flip-book welcoming Gold Line passengers into Highland Park.

Students from Franklin High School Transportation Academy, and the Arroyo Arts Collective have created 60+ large-scale silhouettes.  Now we need your help to attach this temporary public art to the chain-link fence.

This is a wonderful opportunity to contribute to the neighborhood and spend some quality time with local artists and like-minded community supporters.  We could use portable canopies for shade and battery-operated drills if you have.

Avenue 50 Studio/Acorn Gallery, 131-135 N. Ave 50, Highland Park, Saturday, July 2nd, 9 AM - ?  If it gets too hot before we're finished then we will continue on Sunday, July 3rd, 9 AM - ?

Please call Heather at 323.258.1240 if you can come and give some time to the community over the long weekend.
9.  LAST SHOW OF LAST REMAINING SEATS -- "THE QUIET MAN" -- JULY 6

A NIGHT OF IRISH ENTERTAINMENT -- AND A TRIBUTE TO A LIVING LEGEND -- CAP OFF THE LOS ANGELES CONSERVANCY'S 2005 LAST REMAINING SEATS CLASSIC FILM SERIES

WHAT:   The final evening of the Los Angeles Conservancy's 2005 Last Remaining Seats classic film series, featuring a screening of John Ford's 1952 film "The Quiet Man," starring John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, and the Technicolor Irish countryside. Before the screening is a live performance by the Cleary Irish Dance group, whose members range in age from 7 to 19. Legendary theater organist Bob Mitchell will perform on the Orpheum Theatre's original Mighty Wurlitzer organ, followed by a 1941 Academy Award-nominated short film on Mitchell's famous Boys' Choir.

WHEN:  Wednesday, July 6, 2005
          8:00 p.m. (Doors open at 7:00 p.m.)

WHERE:  Orpheum Theatre (built in 1926 and restored in 2001)
          842 South Broadway, downtown Los Angeles

WHY:  To raise awareness of Los Angeles' beautiful historic movie palaces  many of which are underused and deteriorating  and to benefit the Los Angeles Conservancy's work in preserving the historic architectural and cultural resources of Los Angeles County. Now in its nineteenth year, Last Remaining Seats presents classic films as they were meant to be seen: in historic theaters, accompanied by live music, vintage newsreels, cartoon and film shorts, and other entertainment.

TICKETS:  $16 in advance ($13 for Los Angeles Conservancy members and groups of 10 or more); $18 at the door (if any tickets remain on the night of the event). For details, visit www.laconservancy.org or call (213) 430-4219.

DESCRIPTION:  John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, and the Technicolor Irish countryside star in John Ford's 1952 film "The Quiet Man," which screens Wednesday, July 6 at 8:00 p.m. at the historic Orpheum Theatre. This final evening of the Los Angeles Conservancy's 2005 Last Remaining Seats film series will also feature a live Irish dance performance and a tribute to legendary theater organist Bob Mitchell.

Now in its nineteenth year, Last Remaining Seats presents classic films as they were meant to be seen: in beautiful historic movie palaces, accompanied by live music, vintage newsreels, cartoon and film shorts, and other entertainment. What started in 1987 as a way to raise awareness of Los Angeles' neglected historic theaters has grown into a summer tradition that brings the glamour of Hollywood's Golden Age to thousands of longtime fans and newcomers each year.

"The Quiet Man" is the last of six films in this year's series. John Wayne and director John Ford teamed up an eighth time for this charming story of a retired boxer (Wayne) who, following a tragedy in the ring, retreats to the small Irish town of his birth. Instead of the peace and quiet he seeks, Wayne finds and falls for redheaded spitfire Maureen O'Hara -- and faces increasingly complicated circumstances involving her family, her dowry, and her pride. What starts as a quiet film escalates into an action-packed brawl through the streets of the village, revealing Wayne's unexpected flair for comedy. Filmed on location in glorious Technicolor, "The Quiet Man" also stars the lush countryside of Ireland, a rare sight on the big screen.

Before the film is a traditional Irish dance performance by 20 members of the Cleary Irish Dance group, who range in age from 7 to 19. Legendary theater organist Bob Mitchell will also perform on the Orpheum Theatre's original Mighty Wurlitzer Organ, installed in 1928 and the last great theater organ remaining on Broadway. Following the performance is a screening of "40 Boys and a Song," a 1941 Academy Award-nominated short documentary on the famous Robert Mitchell Boys' Choir, founded in 1934.

The program takes place at the historic Orpheum Theatre on downtown's Broadway, built in 1926 as the fourth and final home in Los Angeles for the famous Orpheum vaudeville circuit. Designed by G. Albert Lansburgh, the Orpheum has an opulent design reminiscent of the Paris Opera House. This grand theater was beautifully restored in 2001 by owner Steve Needleman, and now thrives with live entertainment, awards shows, special events, and filming.

Advance tickets for "The Quiet Man" are $16 ($13 for Los Angeles Conservancy members and groups of ten or more). Any tickets remaining on the night of the event will be sold at the door for $18. For details, visit http://www.laconservancy.org or call (213) 430-4219.

2005 Last Remaining Seats is generously sponsored by Series Star Sponsors: John and Donna Crean; Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Series Supporting Sponsors: Steven Bing; Steve and Cathy Needleman. Series Sponsors: NBC Universal; Ascent Media/Cinetech. Media Sponsors: LA.com; Los Angeles Magazine; 89.3 KPCC; Variety; Entertainment Today. Evening Sponsors: Turner Classic Movies; Warner Bros. Studios; Hugh Hefner. Evening Co-Sponsors, "The Quiet Man": Booth Heritage Foundation; Peter Norton Family Foundation. Evening Co-Sponsors, Rio, 40 Degrees: Consulate General of Brazil, Los Angeles; Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department; Union Bank of California; The Walt Disney Company. Opening Night Party Sponsors: Bank of America; Ciudad; Sprint Corporation; Classic Party Rentals.

The Los Angeles Conservancy is a nonprofit membership organization that works through education and advocacy to recognize, preserve, and revitalize the historic architectural and cultural resources of Los Angeles County. What began as a volunteer group in 1978 has grown to more than 8,000 members, making the Conservancy the largest organization of its kind in the U.S.
10.  ROCK LEADERSHIP AND SUMMER SCHEDULE

There¹s new leadership at the ROCK Teen Center.  When summer school begins July 6, teens arriving at the ROCK after classes will be greeted by two new faces, Tracey Brown and Mitch McKinley, the new co-directors, who have planned a full summer activity schedule during the program hours, 12:30 to 4 PM. The summer schedule includes music and dance classes, chess club, basketball, computer games, and foosball and pool tournaments. Homework coaches and the computer lab will also be available Monday through Thursday from July 6 though August 16.

Tracey was born in Cairo, IL and attended college at DePaul University in Chicago, IL, where she majored in Psychology and minored in Sociology.  Upon completing her BA she moved to Pasadena, CA to study theology and prepare for full time ministry at Fuller Theological Seminary from which she recently graduated with a Master of Divinity.  Over the past 7 years, Tracey has worked with church youth groups, after school programs, summer camps, in different roles serving youth their families and the community at large.

Mitch was born and raised in Fort Wayne, IN and attended Southwestern Assemblies of God University just outside Dallas Texas, where he majored in Church Ministries with a focus on Youth Ministry. During his time in college, Mitch held many on-campus volunteer leadership positions, as well as a volunteer youth pastor for an urban church plant.  It is Mitch and Tracey¹s vision to build upon the already solid foundation laid here at the ROCK and spread its good works across Northeast Los Angeles.

ROCK, which was originally organized in 1999, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer organization, born out of the community¹s need for teen services.  The organization is dedicated to improving the lives and character of community youth, between  the ages of 12 and 19, through the teen center and its programs.  The center, located at 1597 Yosemite Drive in Eagle Rock, provides the only free, drop-in, learning and skills development programs within the community, specifically for teens.  Although ROCK is a faith-based organization, no proselytizing occurs on the site.

To obtain more information about the center, activities and volunteer opportunities, contact their office at 323-257-6102 or through the website at www.rockids.org <http://www.rockids.org/> .
11.  FOURTH ANNUAL BOYLE HEIGHTS RESOURCE FAIR -- JULY 22 TO 24 

You're invited to the largest street event on JULY 22nd  to 24th , 2005 --The 4th Annual Boyle Heights Resource Fair!  Only a few booths are left!
 
It is a night event from 3:00 PM. until 10:00PM.  Event will be held at Cesar E. Chavez Avenue between Evergreen and Lorena Street.
 
BIG SPONSORSHIP GETS BIG ADVERTISEMENT!

BH-Exclusive Golden Sponsor $5,000.00 -- T.V. Coverage,Three banners one on stage and two extra banners one at entrance/exit plus three 10X10 space one full page in color on  programmer includes entire weekend.  In the event any  BH- EXCLUSIVE  GOLDEN SPONSOR short of staff to promote their product  and unable to be present we will provide the staff to give out your information or products!

BH-Exclusive Sponsor $2,500.00 -- two banners at each end of the event entrance /exit  plus  2 of 10X10 space one half page in color on programmer includes entire weekend.

BH-Honor Sponsor $1,500.00 -- one banner plus one space 10X10 1/4 page in color programmer includes entire weekend.     BH-Supporter Sponsor $1000,00 one small banner plus one space 10X10.  A business card in black & white on programmer includes entire 2 days for the weekend.
 
Contact Mary A. Lane (323) 263-6937 for more sponsorship information.
 
Live entertainment:

Rock N Roll Music ... Mariachi groups ... Carnival rides for children and adults ... Variety of Vendors and organizations ... Joggers that belong to running groups etc!
 
Sign-up now before all booth spaces are taken!  There are less than five left.  Request application by e-mail  operationyes@yahoo.com but please include your fax number in order to fax you your application!
 
Cost as follows:

1) Marketing Organizations not selling items but are giving away products free their fee for registration is $200.00 per day or entire weekend is $400.00 or 20X20 booth entire weekend $550.00
 
2) Any retail businesses or of food and refreshments their registration fee is $250.00 per day or entire weekend is $450.00 or 20X20 booth entire weekend $600.00
 
3) Mortgages, Financial Institutes, Banks, Hospitals, Clinics, Doctors, Pharmacies, Caregivers, or related businesses their registration fee is $300.00 per day or entire weekend is $500.00 or 20X20 booth entire weekend $650.00
 
4) Nonprofit organizations and churches that do not charge a fee to the general public their registration fee is $25.00 entire weekend without canopy.  You can bring your own canopy or rent from us at $50.00 per day.
 
5) Nonprofit organizations that charge a fee to the general public their registration fee is $175.00 per day or entire weekend is $300.00.  You can bring your own 10X10 canopy, or no extra cost for e-bus, mobile units. You can also rent from us a 10X10 canopy at $50.00 per day. 
 
6) All Los Angele City Departments and Los Angeles County Departments their registration fee is zero; however they must use their own canopy tent, e-bus, mobile unit, van for shelter.  You can rent a 10X10 canopy at $50.00 per day.
 
7) All Political Elected Officials are free however they need to provide their own 10X10 canopy tent, e-bus, mobile unit, van for shelter.  You can rent a 10X10 canopy at $50.00 per day.
 
Space will be limited due to the carnival plus the large stage.
 
Anyone having their own 10X10 canopy tent can bring it!   Please inform us if your organization will be setting up their own canopy!  Deadline registration is JULY 7, 2005! 
 
ANYONE NEEDING ELECTRICAL IS $15.00 FOR WEEKEND UNLESS HEAVY DUTY APPLIANCES IS $30.00
 
This is sponsored again by Operation Y.E.S. Inc.  501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization.  Please call (323) 263-6937 or (323) 253-6937 for more information.
12.  LETTERS AND E.MAILS -- SUPPORT DR. MUSIC!

"Hi Friends,

I've recently learned about a great little music store in Eagle Rock called Dr. Music, just down a bit from Trader Joe's on Colorado. The guy there says he's going under, and that moving to Northeast Los Angeles from Pasadena, where he was in business for 20 years, is the worst thing he ever did. He says that nobody from Pasadena comes there because they think Eagle Rock is a scary neighborhood, and that there are no artists or musicians in Northeast LA to support the store. I told him he was wrong, we just don't know about him. I certainly didn't know about the store, which is fabulous. Well, I'm officially spreading the word.

The store is right next to the new Renaissance Charter School (former Pillers building), and the kids and parents at that school use the store and love it. I've attached a note from one of the parents about the store.

So if you've been meaning to start lessons for your child or for yourself, buy sheet music, buy acoustic instruments or amps, have instruments repaired, or any of the other things you'd use a music store to do, please think of Dr. Music and support a local business.

http://drxmusic.com/

Thanks for supporting them!

Shawna Selline, a Mt. Washington resident and wonderful person, and a member of the Carlin G Park Advisory Board (if I'm not mistaken) has written this testimonial:

Dear Dr. Music,

I have a family of musicians and I am writing today to compliment Dr Music for the many times they've had exactly what we needed with informed salespeople to help us.

Here are some examples:

My daughter wanted to take guitar lessons. No problem, they have a wonderful guitar teacher and the salesperson had a nice sounding 3/4 size guitar in stock for less than $100.

I am a professional harpist and for the couples' special songs, Dr music has had the music in stock EVERY TIME!  

My son plays upright bass and wanted to get an electric bass.  We walked in and talked to Sharon who is a professional bassist and violist.  She helped us purchase the right bass for the right price.  She continues to be informative, enthusiastic and fun!

My husband received an old banjo for Christmas.  It needed TLC and Dr music was able to repair it for next to nothing.  Likewise, we needed an old mandolin repaired and we had it back and singing in no time. For specialized or major repairs, they are able to refer people to local specialists.

They have an on staff percussionist who has helped us with sticks, pads, stands and new drum heads.  My friend also bought me a beautiful little djembe for my birthday.

Dr Music has been so helpful, the people are great, the store is open and airy and they have a fantastic selection of music and instruments.

Sincerely,
Shawna Selline"

-- Donnette Thayer, Montecito Heights resident
QUOTE OF THE WEEK -- UNKNOWN

"The best year-round temperature is a warm heart and a cool head."
Got graffiti? Contact the City of LA¹s Operation Clean Sweep Graffiti Removal Hotline:  3 - 1 - 1.
Distributed weekly via e.mail and as a regular feature on various Internet discussion groups, the TERA e.letter is read by well over 2,000 readers (and probably more) with an interest in Eagle Rock and Northeast Los Angeles.  Please encourage interested friends to send their full name and e.mail address to us at e.letter@TERA90041.org so we can keep them informed, too.

If you have changed your e.mail address or would like to be removed from this list, send us an e.mail to e.letter@TERA90041.org with the word(s) "remove" or "address change" in the subject box, as appropriate.

POLICY ON SUBMITTING A NOTICE:  If you have a press release, letter of comment, question or other notice that you feel might be of interest to the Eagle Rock community, send it to e.letter@TERA90041.org.  Your announcement -- in the form of an e.mail text message, (no attachments, please) -- should be in our hands by noon on Tuesday to be considered for inclusion in that week's issue.

©2005 The Eagle Rock Association

TERA -- The Eagle Rock Association -- INVEST IN YOUR COMMUNITY  -- http://www.TERA90041.org
-- P. O. Box 41453, Eagle Rock, CA 90041 -- (323) 259-TERA -- a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public benefit corporation

The TERA e.letter
A publication of The Eagle Rock Association (TERA)
Joanne Turner, Editor
e.letter@TERA90041.org