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It’s Early - July 4th Parade ON SATURDAY (7/3)

This Saturday (7/3), the Parade rolls @ 9 (here’s the route).If you are IN the parade, please be in place by 8:30 (on Saturday).

  • Line up along Riley starting from Rollingwood.
  • Kids for the bike parade should muster at Wallace & Rollingwood (by the pool)

Due to the rain, the home town picnic at the lower park has been postponed and moved to SUNDAY @ the Zilker Clubhouse.  This year’s festivities include food by “The Meat House” and t-shirts printed on site while you watch by “Sanctuary Printshop.”Bring money - the t-shirts are ONLY available at the event.This year’s sponsors are:

  • American Bank of Texas
  • American Pew and Bench
  • Bank of Texas
  • Broaddus Chevron
  • Edward Jones/Tim Coffey
  • Covar’s Rollingwood Shell
  • Westlake Medical Center
  • Wilson Goldrick/Amy Rung

    2010 5K Sponsorship Opportunities

    Dear Rollingwood,As most of you know, Rollingwood has a 5K race every year or so (fundsbenefit Rollingwood parks and public areas).  This year the race is Friday,April 23 at 5:30 PM.   We have a limited number of sponsors who get theirnames on banners, the very cool and much-worn tee shirts, and of course adsand information in the race bags that reach so many  residents ofRollingwood and Westlake.  You KNOW we all love to support the   businessesthat support our community, so it’s a great way to reach an awesome  andloyal group of customers as well as to do good in your own neighborhood.After every single race many of our Rollingwood residents with their ownbusinesses come to us and ask why we didn’t call THEM, they reallywish they had known and could have participated.  We didn’t KNOW!  Wealways start with our list of previous sponsors and the response is alwaysexcellent, so by the time we can reach out to other businesses the spaces onthe tee  shirts and banners are filled up.The fact is, we want YOU, our ROLLINGWOOD residents’ businesses to havefirst dibs on the banners and tee shirts, so here’s your chance!If you are interested in sponsoring the Life is Good in the Wood 5K andgetting your business information in the race bag or your logo on the teeshirt and banners  (and of course the website), contact Laura Hirschfeld atlaura@h-consulting.com or call 619.9227.Price - SUPER reasonable considering what you get:

    • $500 (all taken, let us know NOW if you want this slot for next year)
    • $300 to get on the tee shirt (and race bag, have your name on a banner, logo on website when we receive your check)  Space is limited, first come first serve!  Don’t make it this year, put your name on the list for next year!  Some spots taken.
    • $100 to get in the race bag and have a banner with your name at a water stop, logo on website when we receive your check
    • $50 to get information and/or small token in the race bag (400).

    Please call soon, Tee Shirt spots especially are limited.Laura HirschfeldFundraising Chair, Life is Good in the Wood 5kPresident, Rollingwood Women’s Clublaura@h-consulting.com 619.9227

    Women’s Club Meeting Tuesday (new time & place)

    Please come to the January RWC meeting and taste and learn about teas from the Tea Embassy!   Tuesday January 26, 7pm at the home of Lynn Spillar, 4900 Rollingwood Dr.  NOTE NEW TIME AND LOCATION - pass the word on!    Feel free to contact Aimee Petty (aimeepetty[at]sbcglobal[dot]net) to see if she still needs people to bring food.

    RWC meeting Tuesday 10/27, location changed

    RWC Meeting Tuesday, Oct. 27th at 7pm.  At the home of Susan Jenkins, 405 Vale Street.  NOTE CHANGE IN LOCATION!!!!!!

    Here’s the topic, suggested by Susan Jenkins:

     

    It is Saturday night, you are driving home from a long, overdue dinner with girlfriends. 

    You glance in your rearview mirror to see flashing red and blue lights…

    You are getting pulled over…

     

    That glass of wine (or two or…) you had with dinner flashes in your mind.

     

    What are you suppose to do when….

     

                the officer orders you to perform a field sobriety test;

                the officer requests to search your car; and

                the officer wants you to take a breath test.

     

    Come meet the experts, Corinne Sumpter and Kristi Couvillon,  and learn the answers to these and other “what to do when…” questions.  To learn more about these attorneys and their firm, please visit www.representingthegoodinpeople.com.

    Rollingwood Women’s Club dues online

    Pay your RWC $20 dues online with a credit card here!

    You do NOT need PayPal.  Look for credit cards at the bottom left! 

    Movies & Music in Rollingwood Park - Saturday Aug 15th

    Rollingwood Neighborhood Association &  Rollingwood Women’s Club join to bring you

    One Peace At A Time 

    • Music starts at 7:00 PM featuring Winton Reynolds & Trio4Mas
    • Movie at 8:45 PM with Q&A with Director Turk Pipkin to follow!
    • BYO Blanket and Drinks!  Piece of Cake Cupcakes for sale!
    • $10 /person $20/family suggested donation.  Proceeds to benefit the Rollingwood Park and The Nobelity Project.

    (PayPal account NOT required - pay with Credit Cards at the bottom of the page)One Peace at a Time is Turk Pipkin’s sequel to his highly acclaimed documentary Nobelity, which Esquire Magazine called, “Nine ways to save the World.” While Nobelity looked at problems through the eyes of Nobel laureates, the new movie focuses on solutions where every person can take part, including

    Austin based non-profits The Miracle Foundation and A Glimmer of Hope.  Also appearing: Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Physicist Steven Chu, (Secretary of Energy), Dr. Helene Gayle (CEO of CARE), and American legend Willie Nelson.

     

    The film is produced by The Nobelity Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working for a more peaceful and sustainable world.

    The Rollingwood Neighborhood Association and Women’s Club think this movie is so important and wonderful that everyone should be able to see it, so together we are underwriting the costs of bringing it to the people of Rollingwood. Please join us for this exclusive Rollingwood community screening to benefit The Nobelity Project and the

    Rollingwood

    Park.  Suggested donation $10 per person or $20 per family.

     Pay online at www.myrollingwood.com or send check to RNA, 

    4900 Timberline Dr

    , 78746.

    July 4th Thanks!

    Wow, what a wonderful July 4 parade and celebration we had in Rollingwood.  Many thanks to all the volunteers who organize and work this amazing community event, especially our chair Liz Krakow.  Also thanks go to food chair Troye Campbell, kid activities chair, Amy Ellis, flag sales chair, Karen Thomas, parade marshal, Bill Hamilton, ice cream chair Lauren Reynolds, and tee shirt chairs Lisa Kirkpatrick and Marilyn Kounnas.  Tiffany Marascio and Vanessa, BIG thanks for helping with the decorations!!  This is one of the most fun community events we have, and it is because of you! One of the highlights and major fundraisers of our celebration each year is our huge raffle, so I’d like to extend a huge THANK YOU to the local businesses that donated items and gift certificates (see Liz Krakow’s letter).   In addition, I’d like to encourage all Westbank residents to patronize these businesses; they go out of their way to support our community in so many ways, we should make a point to support them! Finally, Bistro 88 made a generous donation to our raffle, and they were inadvertently left off our mailing, so I would like to take this letter to give them one extra THANK YOU.  Laura HirschfeldPresident, Rollingwood Women’s Club

    Rollingwood’s 31st Annual Hometown Fourth of July!

    Parade and Celebration

    PARADE ROLLS AT 9AM SATURDAY

    • Route: Down Rollingwood Dr From Riley to Ridgewood, Up Ridgewood to Pickwick to the Rollingwood Park
    • Line-up: 8:30 AM at the corner of Riley and Pickwick
    • Kid Parade lines up at Wallis and Rollingwood (decorated bikes, wagons, etc)

    CELEBRATE AT THE PARK AFTER THE PARADE!

    • Food and Drink Available for Purchase
    • Hot Dogs, Ice Cream
    • Kid Activities and Raffle
    • Raffle Tickets will be sold along the parade route for $1
    • Prizes Raffled at picnic. Must be present to win.

    Get Your 2009 Rollingwood T-Shirt

    • Youth Tees - $10
    • Adult & Women’s Tees & Women’sTanks - $15
    • Proceeds benefit Park and Rollingwood Beautification

    Scouting for Food

    Cub Scout Pack 66 will be collecting donations of non-perishable food items
    at Rollingwood Park following the July 4 parade. Look for the donation bins
    at the park and help our Cub Scouts help a worthy cause - the Capital Area
    Food Bank!

    Raffle Items
    Raffle Tickets only $1 Each  (must be present to win)

    • 3 Threads
    • All About Diamonds
    • Austin JiuJitsu
    • Bright Beginnings
    • Celebrate
    • Ceramics Bayou
    • Chipotle
    • Izzy and Ash
    • Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf
    • Finish Line
    • Jiffy Lube
    • Great Harvest Bread
    • Las Polomas
    • Hutson’s Clothing Co
    • Miller Blueprint
    • Note This Now
    • Michelle’s Antiques
    • Pizza Nizza
    • Ramsey Chiropractic
    • Rowing Dock
    • Salon Muse
    • Silver Papery
    • Starbucks
    • Westlake Picayune
    • AND MORE!!!

    Big thanks to our sponsors:

    1. Woodworth Homes
    2. Bank of Texas
    3. Barshop & Oles,
    4. Wilde Homes,
    5. American Bank of Texas,
    6. Kovar’s Shell,
    7. Randall’s,
    8. HEB,
    9. Hill Country Dairies

    4th of JULY FIREWORKS at Zilker Clubhouse

    The city of Austin has once again made the clubhouse available for us.  Come out and oooh and aaahhh with your neighbors

    New 5k Race Route

    4/1 Update: The new route has been approved by Westlake Hills.

    This year’s 5k race organizers are planning a new route.  Here’s what you’d see if you follow the link to Google’s maps: 5k Route

    Gifts to City from RWC & RNA

    At the 12/17 City Council meeting the Rollingwood Neighborhood Association (RNA) and Rollingwood Womens’ Club (RWC) presented their joint gift to the City.  This year’s gift is a public address system ($3,000) for meetings held in city hall.  This system makes it easier to hear conversations during meetings and also improves the quality of archival recordings.

    In addition, the RWC presented a $10,000 gift to build shade structures for the lower playground.  Based on this gift, the City is also able to apply for matching funds Johnson & Johnson.