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Monday, October 20, 2008
410 Oak Lane Wayne Pa 19087 Open house 10-26-08
Tom Lowy Awarded a 2008- 2009 Pennsylvania REALTORS Education Foundation (PREF) Scholarship
The Association would like to congratulate the following members on their award of a 2008- 2009 Pennsylvania REALTORS Education Foundation (PREF) Scholarship:
Terry Kirkwood
Thomas Lowy
Carol Martin
Barbara Mastronardo
These four recipients were selected on the basis of their REALTOR activities, real estate courses, community activities, business accomplishments, and statements of scholarship value. The scholarship will provide each recipient up to $500 which can be used for tuition to any REALTOR designation or Broker course. Congratulations again to the recipients!
How big is your carbon footprint
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Apples to pick near Wayne Pa
"On Fri, we had an interesting time picking apples at Hopewell Furnace Nat’l Hist Site (fascinating if you’ve never been – I often find the closest things are the things I’ve never seen) – they have ~40 varieties on ~200 apple trees, up to 100 years old – some real heritage varieties. The apples are $1 a pound.
We rented a cabin in French Creek State Park for the a recent fall Holiday (Weds nite, Thurs, Thurs nite + Fri). $50 a nite! ! It slept 6 in two rooms. Electric stove + fridge, plus flush toilet + hot water showers, all in the cabin. And only a gallon (or two) away! "
Maybe these two places will help you create some great Fall 2008 memories
Regards,
Bill Gardiner- Wayne PA
Monday, October 6, 2008
Bird Habitat created at Wayne Elementary in Wayne PA
Thank you to the Audubon Pennsylvania, The Radnor Conservancy, The WES PTO, and all the teachers, children and parent volunteers who worked this past Saturday October 4th to create an experimental classroom/ native plant bird sanctuary and a separate bulb garden for the kids.
A big thank you to Ginny Kreitler from the Radnor Conservancy, Steve Saffier from the Audubon PA, to Heather Reilly and Helen McGrane from the WES PTO and to all the parents and kids who volunteered to spend their Saturday for all of their support.
Here is a list of the native plants donated by the conservancy
Large Circles =Small Trees Eastern red cedar (1), Pitch Pine(1), FloweringDogwood (1)
Row 2 – Large Shrubs Staghorn sumac(2), Red Chokecherry(2), Inkberry(2)
Row 3 – Medium or Slow growing Shrubs New Jersey Tea(3), Coralberry(2), Arrowwood viburnum (1)

Also worked on this day was the revitalization of the outdoor classroom and and the schools bulb garden located between the other second grade class rooms and the cafeteria. Teachers who helped here and on the other projects were Mrs Kniffen and Mr Gray. Here are a few shots of the Bulb Garden. Just wait till spring!!!!!
This corner will be an area where many students will get their little hands in the dirt!!!
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Mortgage Rate Links
http://www.acqhomeloans.com/MortgageRates.aspx Link to Acquisition Home Mortgage
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Open house at 27 Pine Street Newtown Square
415 First Ave, Newtown Square $10,000 Price Adjustment
Are you ready to move in and take advantage of low mortgage rates. Here are some more pictures of the house
Monday, September 15, 2008
410 Oak Lane Wayne Pa 19087 Beautiful Victorian Home for Sale - New listing
Bedrooms: 4Bathrooms: 2 1/2
Style: Victorian
Garage: 1 car Attached
Basement: Full, Unfinished
Age: 120+/ -
Zoning: Residential
Township: Radnor
Construction Stone /Frame
Water/sewer: Public
Heat: Oil, Steam
Hot Water : Gas
Cool: window units
Assessment: $ 278,740
Taxes: $7266+/-
Lot : 60 x 225 .31 acres


At 410 Oak Lane you will be living in the heart of Wayne. This lovely North Wayne home is located on a quiet tree lined street, a pleasant 7-minute walk from the Wayne train station and the center of Wayne. This classic Victorian home features bright, airy well-lit rooms, hardwood floors throughout and some original leaded glass windows. Quality craftsmanship and interesting detail can be found throughout this vintage home. The back yard is partially fenced and includes a creek. Its convenient location provides easy access to major highways, rail transit, and is within walking distance to many local parks and the Radnor Trail.
Friday, August 22, 2008
27 Pine Street
27 Pine Street long viewFor more information about 27 Pine Street
one of my current listings of homes for sale
To see the 27 Pine Street Blog
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Philadelphia Fringe Festival
I asked a friend of mine which performances would be appropriate for my daughters Susanna (12) and Natasha (9) and here are the ones he suggested. The Philly Live Arts and Fring Festival is something unique to Philly. It is modeled after the Edinburgh Scotland Festival
Fringe is just insanity, but a couple more weeks and it’ll be over. Some things you and the girls might enjoy –
Wandering Alice, Bethany’s in this one:
http://www.livearts-fringe.org/2008/details.cfm?id=2888
Tickets are really scarce, was sold out, but they just released a few, so buy them as soon as you can if you want to see it.
Karen Getz – should be a really fun and funny dance show,
http://www.livearts-fringe.org/2008/details.cfm?id=2873
Sebastienne Mundheim – visual puppetry dance theater, generally she’s really witty and accessible to kids and adults, this is a new piece
http://www.livearts-fringe.org/2008/details.cfm?id=2882
Tania Isaac – could be intense, but she’s a pretty smart modern choreographer
http://www.livearts-fringe.org/2008/details.cfm?id=2883
Leah Stein – improve dance with a 100 person choir, should sound spectacular and be beautiful
http://www.livearts-fringe.org/2008/details.cfm?id=3136
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Car Wash for a good Cause
Vacation and Volunteer in Africa
Volunteer Africa 32˚ south (VA32) was formed in 2005 in response to the need to consolidate and expand on various humanitarian outreach initiatives, conservation drives and social development projects in the southern Wild Coast area of South Africa. Under the leadership of Sean Price and Michael Denison of African Heartland Journeys cc, an eco-tourism business specializing on the Wild Coast and involved in rural community tourism initiatives and small business empowerment projects, VA32 was introduced to the market. VA32 provides the vehicle through which the above initiatives continue to grow by accessing the international volunteering market. This market provides the much needed human resources and skills bank for the attainment of our stated objectives.
To answer some frequently asked questions click here The biggest question is why pay to volunteer. I remember when I was younger paying to volunteer to work on a very old hotel in Cape May, The Chalfonte. We were helping the owners get the hotel ready, keeping an historic structure in shape and in business and having fun as well as learning about life in the process. A multiple win situation for sure.
With VA32 it will be the same thing - learn about life, yourself and help others. Good luck.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
New Listing 415 First Avenue in Newtonw Square
If you would like to see a whole lot of pictures of the place click here
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Summer Camp Visiting Day
Monday, August 4, 2008
Playing Volleyball for a good cause
the country. We had a lot of fun, good competition, and a beautiful day. One side note you as a player did not go hungry because the tournament provided the "picnic" - all the pulled pork, hot dogs, hamburgers, corn on the cob and watermelon we could eat.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Kitchen and Bath Association Web Site
Monday, July 28, 2008
Hometowns of America Wayne PA 19087
Friday, July 25, 2008
Digits for Main Line Life
Digmainline.com
Guide to the Main Line.com send an email to mainline@guidetothemainline.com
to get on the list. or Go to their guide to the Main line web site
What is happening in Wayne Pa Will get you to the web and you can sign up for their weekly newsletter
Gardens in Philadelphia - Gardens of Philadelphia how to and what to do, as well as go and see.
Pet care on the main line Pet information