November 2015 - Greater East Hills Community

East Hills Communities Newsletter
Volume 8 Issues 11
Management Office location: 2320 East Hills Drive Pittsburgh, PA 15221
Management Office:
412-243-8400
Ext.100 - Gretchen Wright, A/P
Ext.101 - Lee Spencer, Property Mgr.
Ext.102 - Dave Spera, Occ. Specialist
Ext. 103 - Nick Griffith, Occ. Specialist
Ext.105 - Mildred Grace, A/R Specialist
Ext.107 - Helen Connell, Admin Asst
Social Services:
412-243-8400
Ext.106- Barbra Moore, Director
Ext.108- Earl Doyle, IT Person
Ext.109 - Anita Porter, Network Cor.
Ext.109- Daryl Jackson, Asst Cor.
Maintenance Department:
412-243-8400
Ext.110 Non-Emergency
Ext.111 Emergency
Phil Jones - Service Manager
Tom Jetter - Painter
Bob Boulden - Maint. Tech.
Gary Hilinski - Maint. Tech.
Scott Dawson - Janitorial
Lonell Horton - Janitorial
Chuck Robinson - Groundsman
Brian Scales - Groundsman
Marvin Green –Groundsman
Resident Council:
Community Center
Ph. 412-244-1404
Fx. 412-244-1413
Carmen Randall - President
Claudia Wells - Vice Pres.
Sandra Nelson - Secretary
Angela Sweeney- Sargent of Arms
Clubhouse
Ph) 412-243-8400 ext. 112
Fx) 412-241-3149
Dear Residents,
November is a very special time of the year when we recognize the many blessing we have in our life. For each new
morning with its light, For rest and shelter of the night, For
health and food, For love and friends, For everything Thy
goodness sends.
We all would like to wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving!
The East Hills Management Team
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Maintenance Tip of the Month:
ARE YOU OVER DRYING YOUR CLOTHES?
Don't over dry your clothes. If your dryer has a moisture sensor that
will automatically turn the machine off when clothes are done, use it to
avoid over drying. Remember to clean the lint trap before every load.
Dry full loads, or reduce drying time for partial loads.
A dryer operating an extra 15 minutes per load can cost
you up to$34, every year.
One of the easiest things you can do to increase drying
efficiency Is to clean the lint trap before each and every
load. This step also can save you up to $34 each year.
Sign-up for a YMCA
Gym Membership
Residents, come out and meet Ms. Felicia Alexander, Community
Development Coordinator for Aetna, she will be one of the guest
speakers at the East Hills Community Center, November 20, 2015
from 12:00pm-2:30pm. With the holidays r ight ar ound the cor ner
Ms. Alexander will be here to talk with you about a wonderful opportunity that will help you to enjoy holiday goodies while staying
healthy. Being healthy will also fend off the flu and colds! Aetna is
partnering with the YMCA to offer families the opportunity to become
members; and the great thing about this partnership is that AETNA
will pay for the family’s membership. Sign-up, use the gym, learn
how to swim, do arts and crafts, stay healthy. etc.
East Hills Communities Newsletter
November 2015
In the Sprit of Thanksgiving
Ingredients
1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
2 cups confectioners' sugar
1 cup canned pumpkin
1/2 cup sour cream
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Pumpkin Pie Dip
Thanksgiving Dinner
November 26, 2015
3p.m. to 8 p.m.
East Hills Community Center
2291 Wilner Drive
Come out and enjoy Dinner with the
Council and Friends.
1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
Please reply by November 12, 2015
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
Call Carmen Randall, 412-712-3697 or
Gingersnap cookies
Drop your information in the box outside
the Resident Council office, located in the
Community Center.
Directions
In a large bowl, beat cream cheese and confectioners' sugar until smooth. Beat in
the pumpkin, sour cream, cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice and ginger until blendDinner Sponsored By:
ed. Serve with gingersnaps.
East Hills Residents PDC (Resident Council)
What Key Won’t open a any door ? (A Tur Key) # What's the most musical part of a turkey? (A Drumstick)
East Hills Communities Newsletter
November 2015
RESIDENT MEETINGS AND INFORMATION
The East Hills Residents Preservation and Development Corporation Residents Council meets the last Tuesday of each month.
You may join them on November 24 2015 6:45 PM at the Community Center 2291 Wilner Drive. Come out to meet the new
Board Members!
The Developing Empowering Families Workshop is held every last Thursday of the month from 10.00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
through 2015.
CONGRATULATIONS TO NEW RESIDENT COUNCIL BOARD MEMBERS
Youth Training Opportunity
Black Female Leadership Development Institute
Program Overview: The BFLDI is a program that brings African
American girls in grades nine through twelve or ages 13 to 17
together to participate in year-long activities. The program increases educational and leadership opportunities for selected
young African American girls to expand their leadership skills to
make an impact in their local communities. BFLDI, which is cosponsored by Penn State University, is a multi-faceted program
that encapsulates dynamic workshops, girls dialogue circles, and
a four day residential training retreat in January.
Eligibility Requirements Students must be ages 13 to 17 and
enrolled in school.
Location: Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh, 610 Wood Street
(downtown) and Penn State, McKees -Port Campus located at
4000 University Drive, McKeesport, PA 15132.
Transportation: BFLDI does not provide direct transportation
service such as home pick up, however, we provide students with
bus tickets. We also offer as a service for a team member to escort students to the bus stop and wait with them. To receive the
latter service, the parent must indicate a need in their application.
Meeting Frequency: Students meet twice a month for programming from November to June
Meeting days: Thursdays and Saturdays
Target Audience: Black female youth grades 9-12 or age 13 to 17
Number of applications accepted per program year: 30
2015-2016 Project Year Program Duration: November to June
Approximate number of engagement hours: 65
Dress: Casual Dress. Flip flops and pajamas are not allowed.
Meals: Lunch is offered during Saturday leadership institutes
and dinner is offered during Thursday dialogue circles
Program Cost: Free
Application Deadline: The deadline to submit your application
for the 2015-2016 project year is Wednesday, November 4th.
For additional inquiries, call Program Manager Teanna Medina at
412.227.4167 or send an email [email protected]
Employment Opportunity
BJWL
After School Positions Open
East Hills Site Coordinator
Star Qualifications: Experience working
with children. High School Diploma or
GED
Ability to work as part of a team - Ability
to listen and be patient with children Ability to follow instructions and provide
instruction to children - Must have the
flexibility to attend mandatory scheduled
trainings and meetings
Starting Rate $12.02/hr.
To apply, please submit a resume, email or
call for more information:
Family Resources
Attn: HR 1425 Forbes Ave – Suite 500
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Email :[email protected]
Staffing Manager Alana Rykala Delaney
412.363.1702 X 1409
Student Spotlight
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November Dates to Remember
November 1st- DL savings time ends
November 2st - Rent due
November 3rd –Election Day
November 7th - Rent Late
November 11th—Veterans Day
November 20th -Petra Food Bank
235 East Gate Drive
November 26th –Thanksgiving
What should you wear to Thanksgiving dinner?
(A har-vest!)
Community Religious Services
Prayer of Faith Ministry, Inc.
Pastor Claudia Wells
Community Center - 2219 Wilner Dr.
Every Sunday at 11:00 am, and
Bible Study
Clubhouse - 2464 Bracey Drive
Every Thursday at 6:30 pm
Nehemiah Ministries
My Time - Women's Group
Clubhouse
- 2464 Bracey Drive
2nd Wednesday at 1 pm - 3pm
Koinonia Women's Fellowship
Clubhouse - 2464 Bracey Drive
3rd Saturday of every month at 4:30 pm
Covenant Whoso Ever Will
Church
Clubhouse - 2464 Bracey Drive
Pastor Sarah Adams
Bible Study –1st and 2nd Friday
7pm 9pm
Men’s Fellowship 3rd Friday 7pm-9 pm
Discipleship 2nd Saturday 4:30 pm
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Great American Smokeout Month -Lung Cancer Awareness-American Diabetes Month– Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month—National Epilepsy Awareness Month– National Family Caregivers Month–