Wind-in-the-Willows. Willow Ridge Civic Association BREAKFAST. Classics V.!

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1 Wind-in-the-Willows Willow Ridge Civic Association President Robert Foladare Vice President Ed Goetz Secretary Pat Land Treasurer Jack Baker Board of Directors Joe Battaglia Clayton Cobb John Cowden Jim Prentice John Radens Karen Tyno Wind-In-the-Willows Editor Debby VonLangen Advertising WITW Cam Hill Membership/Circulation Kerri Jasen Directory Jane Sieman Area Head Reporters Lee Baker Joan Bellini Patti Burns Evelyn Gagnon Laura Hammer Jeanne Humbert Kerri Jasen Karen Kazial Marj LaHood Doreen Notaro Jane Sieman Kathy Smead Jackie Sommer Charlene Vitale Bulletin Board WRCA MEMBERSHIP MEETING February 10, :30 p.m. Ellicott Creek Fire Hall All Welcome DEADLINE FOR THE March WITW is February 13 Classified (page 2) Membership Info (page 4) Dinner Dance (page 7) Willow Ridge Civic Association From the Presidents Desk Dear Friends and Neighbors, I hope everyone has recovered from the snow and cold of January. Just a reminder, please make sure to shovel your sidewalks and around fire hydrants, as we would like to allow for safe passage through the neighborhood. Our annual membership is underway and seems to be progressing at a steady pace. I would love to see it at 100%. Why should you join the WRCA? The WRCA has accomplished so much for the good our neighborhood. It has brought us the bridge over the I-990, allowed Willow Ridge Dr. to remain two lanes instead of a four lane road between Sweet Home and Niagara Falls Blvd., and reduced the negative impact of Walmart and Home Depot in our community. For your money, you receive a monthly newsletter containing timely neighborhood information, activities, and school news. Also you receive a yearly directory, bringing your neighbors phone numbers to your fingertips, that is filled with coupons to local businesses. On top of all this, there are a number of activities for adults and children such as Oktoberfest, Halloween and Easter parties, summer picnic and the Snowflake Dinner Dance (which is fast approaching, so make sure to get your money and reservations to Lee Baker). We have an absolutely wonderful neighborhood, (if you ll allow the rhyme) so join the WRCA and let s help keep it that way! All are of course, invited to attend the next board meeting, which will be held at the Ellicott Creek Volunteer Fire Co. on February 10, at 7:30pm. Finally, lets hope for better weather in February! Warm wishes, Bob Foladare Amherst Town Supervisor Satish Mohan Attention will be in attendance at the March 10th meeting of the WRCA. This meeting will take place at the Ellicott Creek Fire Hall at 7:30 pm. All are invited! To Submit Articles Attention Block Reps! for the Wind-in-the-Willows, submit to wiweditor@gmail.com BLOCK REP and be sure to put witw in the subject box; or place signed articles in porch box at 221 North BREAKFAST February 21, 2009 Brier Road. The deadlines for each month are located in the Classics V.! left margin on the front page of the newsletter.

2 Classified Advertisements Classified is a service provided for the use of Willow Ridge Civic Association members free of charge. Please print or type your ad on a full-sized sheet of paper. Sign your ad (not the envelope) and include your address and phone number. Classified is not to be used for business purposes. Deliver to 221 N. Brier and place in porch box, or to wiweditor@gmail.com. Thank you. For Sale Electronics: DELL Optiplex (office grade) GX1 Desktop PC. Pentium III 448 MHz processor. 320 MB RAM. 10GB hard drive. 3COM 100mbps fast Ethernet. CDROM drive. Internal ZIP drive, 3.5 Floppy drive, 2 rear USB ports, 17 Dell CRT monitor/ integrated speakers, Microsoft keybrd, optical wired mouse. Loaded with Windows XP Professional service Pack2. 8 years old, ex. condition. Great for word processing, internet browsing, computer for the kids. Selling complete, as is, for $ Call Home, By Owner: 704 Edgewater Dr., well maintained, 2 story vinyl sided colonial, original owner. 3 bdrms, 1 1/2 baths, family rm, kitchen, living rm, dining rm, 1 car garage, natural wood trim throughout and hardwood floors, copper plumbing, plaster walls, central vacuum system, glass block windows in basement, lot size is 80 x 125 and house is 1,400 sq. ft. $143, Wanted Medical Professional Needed: RN/LPN/Nurses Aide (retired or active) needed on an As-Needed-Basis to change Depend and Colostomy bag for female homebound patient Need Embroidery, screen print, on that personalized shirt, hat, uniform, bag, blanket, & more? Contact or DebSpeicher@yahoo.com. Looking forward to working with you. WRCA WEB PAGE Did you know that Willow Ridge has its own web page? Go to to discover the Willow Ridge Civic Association web page. Explore the interesting components of Events, Wind-in-the- Willows, Photo Gallery, and Consumer Discounts. Check on Links to discover associated organizations. Upload, for posting your photograph of neighborhood events. Click on the Registration link to submit your address to receive advanced copies of the Wind-in-the-Willows and notices of special events and important meetings affecting our neighborhood. Get involved with your Civic Association through the WRCA Web Page. T A P 15 Rumson Road Amherst, New York THEODORE A, PURVIS, CPA Phone: (716) Fax: (716) E mail: tpurvis@buffalo.com N Page 2 Wind-in-the-Willows

3 School News February Alumni Meeting, NVCC, HS 3 Common Sense Parenting, HS; BOE Study Session, NVCC; Gr. 5 Parent Orientation Program, 7pm, MS; PTO Meeting, 7pm, WR 4 Common Sense Parenting, NVCC; Health & Safety Committee Meeting, DO 5 10th Grade Scheduling & Annual Review Begins; PTSA Meeting, HS AAC 6 Musical, 7pm, MS; February Frolics, 6-9pm, WR 7 Musical, 2pm, MS 9 PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCE, NO SCHOOL GR. K-5; Dollars for Scholars Scholarship Applications Available, PTA Meeting, 7pm, MS 10 Dollars for Scholars Phone-a-Thon, 2/10-2/12; Common Sense Parenting HS; BOE Meeting, NVCC 11 Dollars for Scholars Meeting, 8am, DO; Common Sense Parenting, NVCC 12 District Jazz Festival, MS MIDWINTER RECESS - NO SCHOOL K School Resumes 26 BOE/Student Open Forum, NVCC 27 Last Day for BOCES Registration (10th & 11th grade); Activity Night, 6:30-8:30pm, MS Events Subject to Change/Check with School Willow Ridge Garden Club Willow Ridge Garden Club will have its first meeting of 2009 on Wednesday, February 4, 7:30 at Zion United Church of Christ. Guest speaker will be Colleen Gaskill, a landscape professional who will do a presentation on Butterfly and Hummingbird Gardens. The election of new club officers will be held at this meeting as well. Guests are welcome to join us for this informative meeting. On March 4, we will meet at the Family Tree Restaurant for the installation of officers. District 8 Representative Marcia Becker will do the honors. The Garden Club is looking forward to an active program beginning in April. Gardeners interested in joining the club, please call Arlene at C.A.P.S. (CHALLENGED ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN SPORTS) THEME TRAY AUCTION FUNDRAISER SUNDAY, MARCH 22, :00 PM 6:00 PM CLASSICS V BANQUET CENTER 2425 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD., AMHERST 100 s of Baskets, Balloon Pop Raffle, 50/50, Door Prize, and Bake Sale. All ticket prices include entertainment as well as unlimited buffet from 2pm 4pm; Pop from 1pm 5pm. Cash bar available. Adults ages 15+ /$15.00 includes 25 auction tickets. Kids ages 5-14 / $10.00 and does not include auction tickets. Ages 4-under Free. Included in ticket price is music by Starlite Productions, Zippity the Face Painting Clown, along with an appearance from Buster Bison & Chip. For more information or to donate baskets, please contact Jeff Holcutt at or jeff5388@yahoo.com LOSE WEIGHT NOW ASK US HOW! Bob & Joanne Maxwell Independent Herbalife Distributors Slip your mind? Please pay your membership dues! Send check in amount of $15.00 to WRCA PO Box 86 Amherst, NY Page 3

4 BLOCK REP LIST MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR Kerri Jasen AREA HEAD REPORTERS Lee Baker Joan Bellini Pattti Burns Debbie Feger Evelyn Gagnon Laura Hammer Jeanne Humbert Kerri Jasen Karen Kazial Marj LaHood Doreen Notaro Jane Sieman Kathy Smead Jackie Sommer Charlene Vitale HEAD REPORTER, MARJ LAHOOD Parkhaven Dr Karen Brown Janice Karnavas Marj LaHood Jennifer Murak Janice Sparling Amberwood Dr Patty Daddario Charlene Gore Anita Glebe Jennifer Hubert HEAD REPORTER, JANE SIEMAN Tanglewood All Penny Nowak Westcliffe 6-36 Bev Tremblay Andrea Antman Willow Lane Virginia Winter Jane Sieman Willow Lane Ct. All Maria Gonzalez... unlisted Sweetwood Dr. North 4-66 Lisa Raimondi... unlisted Judy Kindron HEAD REPORTER, KATHY SMEAD Maricrest Dr (od) Mike Morrow (ev) Tom Halter Kaymar Dr Sandy Radens Mya Swanson Kathy Smead Cheryl Pauly BLOCK REP NEEDED HEAD REPORTER, KERRI JASEN Kaymar Dr BLOCK REPS NEEDED HEAD REPORTER, LAURA HAMMER Kaymar Drive Karen Richardson Fawn Jones Sue Knoll Marilyn Agnello Lisa Maltbie BLOCK REP NEEDED Black Spruce Ct Paul, Vicki Zimmer Red Maple Ct. All Laura Hammer Button Bush Ct. All Holly Wildermuth HEAD REPORTER, KAREN KAZIAL Rumson Rd (odd) Nancy Mineo (even) Chris Stone Jeanmoor Ct Karen Kazial Jeanmoor Rd Karen Kazial Michelle Such Beaumont Dr Jane Wilson HEAD REPORTER, CHARLENE VITALE Rockdale Dr BLOCK REP NEEDED Corine Gilson...unlisted Ann Thomann Rosemary Fisher Rockdale Ct Wendy Ehrke Brookpark Dr Kathy Huber Charlene Vitale HEAD REPORTER, EVELYN GAGNON Willow Green Dr Dolores Funke Evelyn Gagnon Renee Boltri Judy Anastasi BLOCK REP NEEDED HEAD REPORTER, LEE BAKER Willow Green Dr Debbie Speicher Karen Burke Jane Guadagna Monica Stange Lee Baker Carolyn Koons Lorraine Fontana.. unlisted HEAD REPORTER, JACKIE SOMMER Elderwood Ct BLOCK REP NEEDED Deepwood Ct Mary Aronica Roundwood Ct Jackie Sommer Grasspointe Dr Michele Thiele Laurie Mittlefehld HEAD REPORTER, DOREEN NOTARO Hubbardston Place 3-33 Doreen Notaro Beth Forster BLOCK REP NEEDED Jonathan Place 3-63 JoAnn Simon McIntosh Place Doreen Notaro Honey Bee Lane All Doreen Notaro HEAD REPORTER, KERRI JASEN South Ellicott Creek Lynn Mancuso BLOCK REP NEEDED BLOCK REP NEEDED BLOCK REP NEEDED HEAD REPORTER NEEDED Dalewood Dr BLOCK REP NEEDED BLOCK REP NEEDED BLOCK REP NEEDED Janice Stevens Edgewater Dr Jennifer Poydock Jennifer Poydock BLOCK REP NEEDED Kathleen Frascatore BLOCK REP NEEDED HEAD REPORTER, DEBBIE FEGER Chestnut Ridge Rd Diane Gilinger Willow Ridge Dr Helen Hill BLOCK REP NEEDED JoAnne Foladare BLOCK REP NEEDED Linda McCausland Debbie Feger HEAD REPORTER, JEANNE HUMBERT Sweetwood Dr Jeanne Humbert Karen Decker BLOCK REP NEEDED HEAD REPORTER, PATTI BURNS Manor Oak Dr Patti Burns Pam McNess North Brier Rd Laurie Kennedy Janet Archer Marilynn Todd Jim McCormick Maryann Garvin HEAD REPORTER, JOAN BELLINI Peppertree Dr Kim Shabazz Denrose Dr Joan Bellini Rick Pistner (odd) Connie Holovics (ev) Joan Bellini WRCA MEMBERSHIP NEWS BLOCK REPRESENTATIVES NEEDED We have many areas that do not have block reps and are not being represented for news, to be welcomed to the neighborhood and provided information about joining our WRCA, and are generally, unaccounted for. WILL YOU PLEASE CONSIDER JOINING THE DEDICATED 80 BLOCK REPS TO HELP THOSE NEIGHBORS WHO CURRENTLY DO NOT HAVE BLOCK REPS? MOST BLOCK REPS COVER ABOUT 10 RESIDENTS EACH. CHECK THE BLOCK REP LISTING ABOVE FOR THE AREAS THAT DO NOT HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE. The duties of a block rep include: welcoming new neighbors, providing neighbors an avenue to have neighborly news, such as a new addition to the family printed in the Wind-in-the-Willows, annually asking for any changes to be made in the Willow Ridge directory, annually collecting dues from those that haven t already mailed them in, and annually delivering the new directories to paid members. THE HEAD REPORTER POSITION FOR EDGEWATER/DALEWOOD AREA HAS BEEN UNFILLED FOR TWO YEARS. I AM DESPERATELY IN NEED OF SOMEONE TO VOLUNTEER TO BE A HEAD REPORTER FOR THIS SECTION. PLEASE CALL KERRI JASEN, MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR AT OR ME AT cabana@buffalo.edu IF YOU D LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE DUTIES OF A HEAD REPORTER. The Block Rep Breakfast is scheduled for Saturday February 21, 2009 at 10 a.m. at Classics V. Invites going out soon! THANK YOU AND CONGRATULATIONS To Debbie Feger for volunteering to be the Head Reporter for the Willow Ridge Dr./Chestnut Ridge Rd. area. Debbie is replacing Doris Pepi, who has been the head reporter for 40 years! Thank you, Doris, for your many years of volunteerism! Continued on Page 5 Page 4 Wind-in-the-Willows

5 WRCA MINUTES January 13, 2009 President Bob Foladare called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. In attendance were President Bob Foladare, Vice President Ed Goetz, Secretary Pat Land, Board Members Jim Prentice, John Cowden, John Radens, Joe Battaglia, Karen Tyno and Clayton Cobb. In the gallery were Cam Hill, Neil Cuomo, Kerri Jasen, Rick VonLangen, Debby VonLangen, and Ben Procopio. The secretary s minutes from December were read and a motion was made by Clayton Cobb and seconded by Ed Goetz were made to approve. A board approval followed. Treasurer s Report Treasurer Ed Goetz reported for Jack Baker, that all expenses were met from December. He also stated that many paid memberships have already been received from the new invoicing process in place for the 2009 WRCA membership drive. Advertising ad sales for the 2009 WRCA Directory are also progressing nicely. Ben Procopio will audit the financial books before the end of the first quarter of A motion was made by Jim Prentice and seconded by John Radens to approve the treasurer's report, which the board accepted. President s Report Amherst Supervisor Satish Mohan had planned to attend tonight s meeting, but due to a conflict was unable to do so. Bob Foladare will contact Mr. Mohan and arrange for him to attend the March meeting. Bob also reported that WRCA will again sponsor college scholarships totaling $ for two Sweet Home High School seniors. Committee Reports Holiday Lighting (Neil Cuomo) A team of judges endured some harsh snowy weather as they toured the neighborhood, a couple of nights before Christmas. As usual, Willow Ridgers outdid themselves. Choosing winners was extremely difficult again this year. Committee Chairman Neil Cuomo reports that there were 25 winners of gift cards to Convenient Food Mart, and 125 honorable mentions. They are listed in this issue of the Wind-in-the-Willows. Oktoberfest (Clayton Cobb) Clayton reports that Oktoberfest will be Friday, October 16th this year. Old Business Ed Goetz reported that we are still awaiting word from the IRS on the status of 501-C3 application, which will grant WRCA charitable organization status. Plans for the 2009 Snowflake Dinner Dance are proceeding nicely. The date is March 14 in the Terrace Room at Classics V; 6:30 pm 12:30 am. Price is $58.00/ couple. New Business A discussion ensued as to the insurance needs and coverage maintained by the WRCA. Bob Foladare will meet with our insurance representative to discuss this issue. WRCA has requested that a representative from each of the Scout organizations that we sponsor attend the next meeting to give us a presentation on the state of their respective units. Pat Land will contact the leaders to arrange this. Membership Report Membership Director Kerri Jasen stated that over 500 paid renewals have been received. The Block Rep Breakfast will be February 21 at 10:00 am at Classics. Adjournment With no further items on the agenda, a motion was made by Ed Goetz and seconded by Karen Tyno to adjourn at 8:15 p.m. The next meeting will be on February 10 here at the Ellicott Creek Fire Hall at 7:30 pm. Respectfully submitted, Patrick Land, Secretary Thanks Membership News Continued from Page 4 Thanks to our newest block reps for volunteering their time towards our WRCA membership efforts: Jennifer Murak, Parkhaven; Chris Stone, 10-68(ev) Rumson; Renee Boltri, Willow Green; JoAnn Simon, 3-63 Jonathan Pl., Maria Gonzlez, Willow Lane Ct. CONGRATULATIONS to Lorraine Fontana, block rep for Willow Green Dr., for going over the top and collecting almost 100% of membership dues during the directory update outreach to her neighbors. If you find yourself or a loved one saying It hurts when I or I wish I could or I take medication so I can Think Physical Therapy!!! Did you know?...you can choose your physical therapy provider through direct access (no prescription necessary in most cases). Use your 2009 insurance benefit to feel and function better (accepting most insurances please call for details) Buffalo Rehab Group Physical Therapy, P.C. 350 Greenhaven Terrace, Tonawanda PT owned & operated Rehab with Results Page 5

6 WRCA ACTIVITIES AND COMMITTEE PERSONS Boy Scouts Bob Sieman Membership Kerri Jasen Cub Scouts Brian Rieman National Night Out Gary Roussie Directory Jane Sieman Octoberfest Clayton Cobb Garage Sale John Cowden Project Leader Neil Cuomo Garden Club Virginia Winter Publicity Clayton Cobb Girl Scouts Karen Lambe Scholarships Bob Foladare Historian Cam Hill Sunshine Lee Baker Holiday Lighting Contest Neil Cuomo Webmaster Jack Baker Junior Recreation John Cowden Neighborhood News Sympathy Friends and neighbors on Kaymar Drive wish to extend their heart-felt sympathies to the Kuchera family on the passing of Patricia s mother, Frances H. Pachla on December 7, Frances was the wife of the late Frank M. Pachla, and has another daughter, Teresa Sutton of Niagara Falls, Ontario. Frances has made her home with the Kuchera s for three years, and will be sadly missed. Welcome The neighbors on North Brier wish to extend a warm, belated welcome to the Blowers family. They moved to 102 North Brier during the summer, coming originally from South Buffalo. They are no strangers to our community having lived in West Amherst before moving to North Brier. Traci Blowers is a sales manager for the Bianary Tree Company. She has three lovely children, Zac, 15, who attends Sweet Home High; Dillon, 8; and MacKenzie, who attend Willow Ridge School. We hope they will enjoy living in the Willow Ridge community. Congratulations Richard M. and Elaine Weber of 137 Willow Green became first time great grandparents. Their grandson, Richard J. and wife Shanna of Edenpresented them with Richard C.,who was born December 20, Grandpa and Grandma, Richard G. and Doris Weber of Orchard park are the proud first time grandparents. Richard C. Weber weighed in at 6 1/2 lbs., and is doing very well. We are all very proud of our new addition..75 c of Any Wrap When you buy another of equal or greater value With this coupon. Not valid with other offers..75 Joseph R. Battaglia Licensed Real Estate Professional voic (716) JoeHasHome4u@aol.com Willow Ridge s Hardest Working Realtor c of Any Wrap When you buy another of equal or greater value With this coupon. Not valid with other offers $ Party Cheese Pizza & 50 Wings With this coupon. Not valid with other offers..75 c.75 c Any Whole Any Whole Sub With this coupon. Not valid with other offers. Sub With this coupon. Not valid with other offers.

7 Snowflake Dinner Dance Saturday, March 14; 6:30 PM 12:30 AM Classics V Terrace Room $58/$65 Couple Open Bar and Hors d oeurves, 6:30 7:30 PM Sit-Down Dinner 7:45 PM Music and Dancing to Audio Dynamic Sound Systems And Open Bar 9:15 PM 12:15 AM Coffee and Danish 10:30 PM As we write this in mid-january, we are pleased to report that EIGHT tables have been spoken for. The Terrace Room holds 15 tables of 10, so we assume by early February all reservations will be accommodated. With the horrific winter that Mother Nature has wrought upon WNY, we should all be eager to break loose of cabin fever and enjoy the usual friendships, food and festivity of our Snowflake party. So if you are still thinking about it, don t delay. Tickets will be available until Feb. 10 and, if necessary, from February 24 to March 1. However, we will still respond to all calls and s even during that 2 week break. Please remember to make checks payable to WRCA with your dinner selection noted: New York Strip Steak (M, MW, W), Chicken Wellington, Stuffed Shrimp (with lump crab), Bowtie Pasta. Dinners will be complete 5 course meal including rolls, table wine, coffee and tea. Scott McKee will provide wonderful dance music and will be happy to hear from you regarding special requests at DJ2GO@aol.com. There will be table favors and we hope many of you will be able to provide some door prizes. So don t miss out on this enjoyable WRCA evening with neighbors from Willow Ridge, Ellicott Creek, Lakeview Estates and Apple Ridge. As we ve often said in the past, it s the best deal in WNY! Jack & Lee Baker Adult Recreation, bakerl@buffalo.edu. Thank You to our Friends and Neighbors in Willow Ridge We would like to send out a heartfelt thank you to all those who have made such an enormous effort to welcome the newest members of the Hammer family, Samantha and Nicholas, to their new home. The countless acts of kindness and generosity on behalf of Sam and Nick and our entire family have not gone unnoticed and will not be forgotten. It is a great comfort to know we live in a community that personifies friendship and generosity. Thank you for everything. Sincerely, Mark and Laura Hammer Amherst Museum Tonawanda Creek Road Amherst, NY Announcing a new season of our Book Club Free to the Public! Our Fiction Book Club meets the third Wednesday of each month at 1 p.m. to discuss books chosen by the Book Club members. New members are always welcome. The book discussion for February 18 is The Giver by Lois Lowry. Readers who do not already own this book, can get it from the local public library or from local book stores. A complete list of books selected by the club for 2009 is available by calling the museum. Anyone wanting to attend is asked to contact librarian Toniann Scime at , ext or at amuseum@roadrunner.com to register. Admission to the club is free, but advance registration is necessary. 05Issue 6 Page 7

8 Wind-in-the-Willows Willow Ridge Civic Association PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. POSTAGE PAID Permit No Buffalo, N.Y. February Holiday Lighting Contest Results Congratulations to all of our winners, and those designated honorable mention! Contest Winners Murphy Family 20 Beaumont Gozdecki Family 105 Rockdale Stewart Family 1100 Chestnut Ridge Rd. Eoannou Family 145 S. Ellicott Creek Harlach Family 110 Dalewood Dr. Armstrong Family 443 S. Ellicott Creek Bilz Family 35 Deepwood Ct. Matre Family 609 S. Ellicott Creek Aronica Family 43 Deepwood Ct. Pandolfi Family 104 Sweetwood Aichinger Family 281 Denrose Casey Family 28 Westcliffe Kasmore Family 384 Kaymar Feldman Family 41 Willow Green Winkle Family 43 Manor Oak Mang Family 131 Willow Green Schuster Family 85 Manor Oak Howze Family 216 Willow Green Schnirel Family 55 Maricrest Burke Family 284 Willow Green Stefano Family 213 North Brier Perry Family 11 Willow Lane Ct. Okun Family 216 North Brier Robinson Family 204 Willow Ridge Moir Family 73 Rockdale Honorable Mention Amberwood 28,51,131,139 Honey Bee 24 Rockdale 23, 38, 50, 193 Beaumont 26, 77 Hubbardston 99 Roundwood 47 Black Spruce Ct. 9 Jeanmoor 115, 121 Rumson 69 Brookpark 29,37,45 Jonathan 10, 57 S. Ellicott Creek 619, 627 Button Bush 11,19 Maricrest 44, 49, 50, 59 Sweetwood 19, 20, 44, 56 Chestnut Ridge 1020, 1030 N. Brier 66, 119, 200, 237, 240 Westcliffe 20, 35, 44, 59 Dalewood 2,14,57, 135 Peppertree 238, 266, 290 Willow Lane Ct. 12, 28, 52 Denrose 269, 327, 348, 360 Rockdale Ct. 241 Willow Lane 77 Elderwood 12 Grasspointe 47, 95, 103 Edgewater 700, 719, 740, 779, 820, 826, 832, 868, 933 Kaymar 25, 78, 90, 360, 427, 480, 492, 501, 590, 614, 734 Parkhaven 114, 156, 167, 175, 207, 214, 246 Sweetwood N. 28, 34, 66, 71, 80, 85, 104, 110 Willow Green 6, 36, 42, 48, 54, 77, 95, 142, 197, 198, 210, 228, 233, 270, 281, 330, 353, 366, 393, 403, , 456, 471 Willow Ridge 210, 218, 263, 282, 330, 396