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Norm Samways, a 49-year resident of Chatham Village, enjoying the new bench on Olympia Road. You are looking very well Norm, and it is so good to see you out and about!
NEW "VILLAGE LORE" LINK
Members can now visit a new section under the "Members Only" tab (requires login), on the "Links" option. We've added a link to an amusing story from a former villager.
WEBSITE PHOTOS CREDIT
Many thanks to Polly Mills-Whitehorn and Barbara Kurdys-Mills for the lovely outdoor photos of our CV grounds and gardens that have been added to our website photo slide show (above).
BRAINTEASER WINNERS
We have been putting “Brainteasers” photographs in the CVH Newsletter for the past 5 months. These are the winners who guessed the brainteasers locations in CVH, past or present. The winners receive a $10 gift certificate to Cafe Cravings (only one certificate per member). These are the winners, their addresses and the locations they correctly identified:
February - Donna DelPrete, 626 Pennridge Road, 602-618 Pennridge as seen from the roof of 527 Bigham
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March - Jason Machuga, 410 Olympia Road, 608-610 Olympia Road
April - Missy Weber, 803 Virginia Avenue, 813 Virginia Avenue and Olympia Road courtyard
May - Ruth VanLaningham, 624 Pennridge Road, 426-436 Sulgrave Road
June - Betsy Huffman, 445 Olympia Road, standing in front of 518 Bigham Road and looking at 512 Bigham Road building
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March - Jason Machuga, 410 Olympia Road, 608-610 Olympia Road
April - Missy Weber, 803 Virginia Avenue, 813 Virginia Avenue and Olympia Road courtyard
May - Ruth VanLaningham, 624 Pennridge Road, 426-436 Sulgrave Road
June - Betsy Huffman, 445 Olympia Road, standing in front of 518 Bigham Road and looking at 512 Bigham Road building
IN THE NEWS
For those wanting to share in the legacy of Chatham Hall, the Club Board has put together a “storyboard” wish list of items needed to enhance the interior of the building. The “storyboard“ is located in the CV office and has pictures and descriptions of items needed to refurbish the parlor. Please stop by to see if there is something you may want to consider donating, whether a whole item or a partial donation towards a particular item, with tax deductible monies paid to the Charitable Trust designated for the Clubhouse.
IN SYMPATHY
We would like to express our deepest sympathy to Chuck Gillespie, his family, and friends, on the passing of his wife, Virginia. The Gillespie's have been long-time residents of Chatham Village.
We would like to express our deepest sympathy to Jean Novak on the passing of her husband, Ron. Jean is a long-time resident of Chatham Village.
We would like to express our deepest sympathy to Judy Maxwell on the passing of her brother in Ireland.
WELCOME TO OUR NEW WEBSITE
WELCOME TO OUR NEW WEBSITE
Welcome to the new Chatham Village website! To access members-only sections of the website, you must log in by clicking in the upper right hand corner. Once you're logged in, you'll see "Hello (your name)" in the top right corner. If your email is already on file with the office, you should have received an email with your user name and password information. Please log in and check your information in the "Directory". If anything needs to be updated, please contact Barb Levy in the office at (412) 431-4300. If your information is correct, please change your password and record it for future use.
If you are unable to log in, it may be that the office does not have an updated email address on file for you. Only members with email addresses can access this website. If you need assistance creating a temporary email address to receive log in details, please contact Barb Levy in the office at (412) 431-4300.
MEMBER LOG IN AND PASSWORDS
If you have forgotten your password for your membership log in, simply hit the "forgot password" link on the lower right. The password will be emailed to you promptly.
ON DISCRIMINATION Chatham Village Homes, Inc. is pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. and local government policies for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the nation and in the City of Pittsburgh. It strenuously encourages Members and their realtors to market Memberships through affirmative advertising and marketing programs that clearly state there are no barriers to obtaining cooperative housing because of race, color, religion, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, place of birth, familial status, handicap or disability.