Act quickly – there’s a limited amount of seating for this special night.

We need to your help to determine how many seats to reserve. Tickets must be ordered no later than July 25th. However, ordering by this deadline does not guarantee seating as the spots could fill up well before then. Tickets must be ordered in advance – this offer will not be available at the gate.

SPECIAL OFFER!

The Ardmore Neighborhood Association is pleased to offer Ardmore residents a special night at BB&T Ballpark in Winston-Salem! So come out and join your neighbors for this fun event! For $9.00, each fan receives:

• Ticket to the Game, seated with ANA block
• FREE Dash cap
• FREE Play Ball Program
• ANA group member to throw out the First Pitch **

-PLUS-

Discounted passes to the Kids Zone (ages 12 and under; see order form below)

** All ticket orders received by 7/25 will be entered in a drawing for the chance to throw out the first pitch! Drawing will be held on 7/26 and the winner will be notified with details.

DEADLINE FOR THIS SPECIAL OFFER IS 7/25/2011

Please mail your order form along with your check to

Ardmore Neighborhood Association
c/o Patti Heath
P.O. Box 5834, Winston-Salem, NC 27113-5834

Checks payable to Ardmore Neighborhood Association.

For additional information, please contact Patti Heath at 336-918-6926 or ten.htuosllebnull@pkhtaeh

ARDMORE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION

NIGHT AT THE BALLPARK

• Sunday, August 7th – 5:00 p.m.
• Frederick Keys vs. Winston-Salem Dash
• Gates open at 4:00 p.m.

NAME __________________________________________________
ADDRESS _______________________________________________
CITY ___________________________STATE _____ ZIP __________
DAYTIME PHONE _________________________________________
EMAIL__________________________________________________
# OF GAME TICKETS__________ x $9.00 PER PERSON = $________
# OF KIDS ZONE PASSES_______ x $5.00 PER CHILD (<12) = $______
TOTAL AMOUNT SUBMITTED = $________

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The Grateful Shred returns to the Ardmore community on Saturday, November 6th, 9 AM – NOON in the Ardmore United Methodist Church parking lot! The 3rd annual document shredding event helps you recycle and rid yourself of paper clutter (such as old personal/ financial/medical documents, which helps prevent identity theft too!). Donation of $5 per box or paper grocery bag requested. Proceeds will benefit a local non-profit organization.

Ardmore Centennial Heritage and Home Tour tickets on sale now!!

Join the ANA to celebrate Ardmore’s 100th year with a special Heritage and Home Tour. The tour will feature 8 homes (dating from 1910 -1955), two historic churches and the original Ardmore School (now Redeemer Presbyterian). Also enjoy special presentations, live music and other activities! Mark your calendars and purchase your tickets today!

Tour Date: Saturday, September 25th, 2010
12 Noon to 5:00 PM

Tickets:
Advance tickets – $10.00
Available daily at Habitat ReStore and Whole Foods through 9/24.

Available on Saturday, 9/11, from 9 AM-5 PM at Harris Teeter-Cloverdale.

Bring your advance ticket to Ardmore Baptist Church on day of the tour to receive your booklet and map!
Day of the tour: $15.00
Available at Ardmore Baptist Church.

SPECIAL OFFER FOR ARDMORE RESIDENTS!
With purchase of tour ticket, join or renew your 2010-2011 Ardmore Neighborhood Association membership for special rate of $5.00, a 50% discount off the normal annual dues! Ask about this special offer when you pick up your tour booklet!

Ardmore Neighbor:

On behalf of the Ardmore Neighborhood Association (ANA), I would like introduce myself and inform you of the exciting things taking place in Ardmore. As you may know, Ardmore is commemorating its centennial anniversary this year. With this milestone we hope to celebrate the people, homes and institutions that make this neighborhood so great. The ANA would like to develop relationships with you and your institution as a valuable Ardmore asset. We hope this partnership will not only enhance your community, but the larger Ardmore community, as well.

As the non-profit liaison, I want to offer a friendly hand of welcome and make you aware of the resources that the ANA has to offer that may be helpful to you.

1. Connect with Ardmore neighbors through our List-serve email.
By signing up to receive and send emails, your institution can advertise events to Ardmore residents and you can be made aware of community needs. To receive the most timely neighborhood alerts and communicate with a growing network of neighbors, please consider joining the new community-wide list-serve. Please see the enclosed instructions for joining the list-serve.

2. Utilize the resources available through the ANA.
Our board members can offer a wealth of knowledge that may be helpful to you such as historic preservation, the ANA website, zoning issues, and traffic concerns. We meet the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00pm in Bob Martin Hall at Ardmore Methodist Church. All are always welcome to attend this meeting. Please join us!

3. Celebrate 100 years with us!
We are excited to celebrate this milestone through special speakers at our monthly meetings, a fall home tour, the publishing of a book about the history of Ardmore and various social events. Since Ardmore would not be the neighborhood it is without you and your institution, we want to include you in the centennial activities.

4. Please see the list of ANA board members, below. If I or any of the board members can help in anyway, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

I would welcome the opportunity to speak with you or a member of your institution to develop a closer relationship with the ANA.

Sincerely,

Sarah C. Hahne
ANA Non-Profit Liaison
408-4305 moc.liamtohnull@30enhahharas

2010 ANA Board: sw.eromdranull@eromdrA

Lonnie Clark – President
Tom Dalyrymple – Vice President
Dianne Blancato – Secretary
Pauline Leggatt – Treasurer
Patti Heath – Social Chair
Reggie Delahenty – Economic Development
Doris Kendrick – Historian
Cathy Eades – Web Master
Sarah Hahne – Non-Profit Liaison
Ann Winters – Environmental Coordinator
Tiffany White – Historic Preservation Coordinator

Open Positions:
Newsletter Editor, Zoning Coordinator, and Advertising Coordinator

List-Serve Instructions:

Joining is easy. Simply send an email titled “subscribe” to: moc.spuorgoohaynull@ebircsbus-evrestsileromdra

You will receive a confirmation email shortly thereafter to verify your email address. Once confirmed, not only will you be able to find out about local events, important news and reminders posted by other neighbors, but you will also be able to communicate to the entire list-serve simply by sending an email to: moc.spuorgoohaynull@evrestsileromdra So don’t forget to add it to your address book!

To celebrate our centennial next year, the Ardmore Neighborhood Association is planning a home tour for Fall 2010, but we need your help…and your homes! Home tours in any historic neighborhood are always popular and it has been quite a while since Ardmore has hosted one of these events. It is fascinating to get a glimpse of the past through its architectural and decorative styles as well as to see how others have interpreted those features and added their own personality for today’s living. For those people that have lovingly (and sometimes bravely!) tackled a home restoration, it can be a source of joy and pride to share their hard work with friends and neighbors. Whatever your interest, we need volunteers to help plan and support this event and gracious neighbors who are willing to open their homes to the public for a few hours.
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What’s Happening this Sunday afternoon?

Grace Court Park-on Fourth St.

July 19th 2009

3 p.m.-6p.m.

Music:

Jazz by The Ken Rhodes Trio (Ken, Matt Kendrick, John Wilson), the playfully reverent vocalese of Diana Tuffin, Jeffrey Dean Foster’s moody rock, Big Ron Hunter (America’s Happiest Blues Man)

For Kids:

Bubbles, chalk, fun and games

Local Celebrities on Ice:

Mayor Allen Joines, City Council member Molly Leight, Rabbi Mark Strauss-Cohn (Temple Emanuel), Rev. David Hughes (First Baptist), Rev. Kelly P. Carpenter (Green Street)

…..and, of course, Ice Cream!!!

Help us raise money to match a grant from the Kate B. Reynolds Foundation.

Shalom needs to raise $10,000 by July 31st!

This grant benefits the Shalom Project and The Peter’s Creek area!

Bring Friends and the whole family for an afternoon of fun…

Saturday, April 4, 2009 & Tuesday, April 7, 2009

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(seminar sponsored by Yost & Little Realty, New Town Bistro, and Bank of America)

Please join your neighbors in welcoming Lieutenant Thompson and Sgt. Murphy of the WS Police Department. The meeting will be Tuesday, March 10th at 7 PM at the Ardmore United Methodist Church. They will have a brief presentation explaining the new deployment of officers throughout the city, followed by sharing of questions and concerns. They and fellow officers are assigned to Ardmore permanently.

This is a timely meeting, as unfortunately there has been another incidence of home invasion. The perpetrators were caught immediately due to the vigilance of a neighbor, the tenacity of the resident and rapid police response. The alert from a neighbor points to the need for all of us to call the police if we see suspicious behavior.
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