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SEPTEMBER 2013

N E W S F R O M T H E M A N A G E R

M o n t h l y u p d a t e f r o m t h e G e n e r a l M a n a g e r ’ s D e s k

international festival september 8th

Forest Heights

Homeowners Association

2033 NW Miller Road

Portland, Oregon 97229

Phone: 503.297.9400

Fax: 503.297.9408

Office Hours: Monday—Friday

9:00 am—5:00 pm

Email: [email protected]

Vision Statement

To create and foster excellence

in community, environment and

quality of life.

Board of Directors | 2012-2013

Don Bielen—President

Stuart Roberts—Secretary

Greg Maletic

Heather Gaitan

Kyle Abraham

Pamela Morris

Association Staff

Jennifer Callaghan—General Manager

email: [email protected]

Judith Souers—Office Administrator

email: [email protected]

Kimberly Monaco—Marketing,

Communications & Event Coordinator

email: [email protected]

Wes Hansen—Compliance Coordinator

email: [email protected]

Richard Metzger—Maintenance

Supervisor

Juan Guerrero—Maintenance Team

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T R A I L M A I N T E N A N C E R E P O R T N O W O N L I N E

Did you know that there are nearly 10 miles of walking trails throughout the

Forest Heights community? These trails are maintained by the homeowners

association and while our maintenance staff (Richard Metzger and Juan

Guerrero) do an excellent job of keeping the trails safe and clean, their daily

maintenance schedule does not afford them the time to walk the trail system

each day.

This is where you come in.

If you walk the trails on a regular basis and notice any kind of maintenance

issue, be it a diseased tree, a fallen limb, overgrown shrubs or debris on the

trails or in the common areas, we need to hear from you. To aid in the report-

ing of trail maintenance issues, we’ve created this online trail maintenance

report form (located on the HOA website > Committees > Go Green > Trail

Maintenance). Your reports will greatly assist our crew in their ongoing efforts

to keep our trails safe and enjoyable for all who enjoy this wonderful feature

of the community.

Thank you in advance for keeping an eye out for trail issues!

>> Report trail issue

~FHHOA Staff ~

New and exciting changes coming to the

FHHOA newsletter

The Forest Heights HOA will be making some new and exciting changes to this

newsletter starting in January 2014. Instead of a monthly newsletter, we will be

switching to a quarterly publication that will include: in-depth articles on issues

that impact the community, committee updates, financials and compliance

related information. To ensure that our homeowners are receiving the most up-

to-date information from the HOA, we will continue to send email communica-

tions on a bi-monthly (or as needed) basis. These emails will be brief in nature

and will cover the latest news “at-a-glance”. As always, the HOA’s website is

your best source for all the news, information and resources you need in order

to be an informed member of the Forest Heights community. Check us out!

>> Go to www.fhhoa.com

Over the past 3 years, West Multnomah Soil and Water

Conservation District (WMSWCD) has collaborated

with the Go Green committee and Forest Heights staff

to remove invasives and plant natives along our stream

banks and trail system. We are excited to announce

that we will continue our restoration efforts in partner-

ship with WMSWCD via an $18,000 grant awarded

from the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality.

This grant will help Forest Heights develop a storm

water management plan, identify areas of potential

improvement, and provide educational opportunities

for residents on how to

help manage erosion/

water issues on their

home sites. Workshops

will be held to help residents reduce time and money

spent maintaining their landscape through implement-

ing approaches that will also manage storm water run-

off from roads, parking lots, roofs, and yards. Holisti-

cally tackling both our natural lowlands and our devel-

oped uplands will benefit everyone living in (and down-

stream of) Forest Heights by decreasing stream bank

erosion and improving water quality along the five

creeks in Forest Heights, which ultimately drain to the

Tualatin River.

The project as a whole is designed to be a demonstra-

tion project for the entire West Hills area. Other part-

ners and collaborators include Clean Water Services

(Washington County), Tualatin River Watershed Coun-

cil, Bureau of Environmental Services (City of Port-

land), and the Federal Natural Resource Conservation

Service. The lead consultant on the project is Green

Girl Solutions who has worked on other projects such

as the City of Bend Stormwater Demonstration Pro-

jects.

Planning will begin in September, with events for

homeowners scheduled for Spring 2014. Keep watch-

ing for more updates and schedules.

~Susan Weedall,

F E D E R A L F U N D I N G A W A R D E D T O F O R E S T H E I G H T S & W M S W C D

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F R O M T H E H O A O F F I C E

INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 8TH

Check your mailboxes for your festival tickets

A fter taking last year off due to the dredging

of Mill Pond, the Forest Heights International

Festival is back! We’re looking forward to

another fantastic event and are bringing Forest Heights

residents some of the best in food and entertainment

that Portland has to offer. This year we will feature food

from five nationalities and entertainment ranging from

hip-hop fusion dance to Eastern European choral music,

“heavy-metal” inspired German folk dancing, loud and

proud Japanese ensemble drumming and a few Irish

jigs thrown in for fun.

To help the association save on event costs, we will be

selling beer and wine at this event for $3.00. Tickets can

be purchased at the event using cash or credit. And to

help save on printing and mailing costs, each home will

receive one ticket for group entry to the event to be used

in exchange for event entry bracelets.

Here’s what’s in store for this year’s event:

FOOD

Japanese | Chef Naoko, serving Inari, Chicken Yakitori,

Vegetable Yakisoba and Japanese baked sweet potato

Thai | Zab Thai, serving chicken and tofu Pad Thai

Italian | Ernesto’s, serving Lasagna, Caesar salad and

cheesy breadsticks

Germany | Urban German, serving sausage of choice

(Bierwurst/Bratwurst ) or Schweinebraten Slider with

sauerkraut and German potato salad

Indian | Swagat, serving Spinach Pakoras, Paleek

Paneer with rice, Chicken Tandoori and Makhani

ENTERTAINMENT

Infinite Dance

Jullian J, Forest Heights Starbucks barista, will be lead-

ing the Infinite dance troupe in a custom choreographed

piece and a freestyle hip hop dance off

ViVoce Singers

The ViVoce singers will be performing folk and classical

choral material from Armenia, Bulgaria, Finland, Croatia,

Slovakia and England

The Kleinstädtlers

The Kleinstädtlers from Mount Angel brings a more up-

beat, contemporary and “heavy metal” spin on traditional

German folk dancing

Sam Keator Irish Dancers

Christina White, world championship Irish dancer, will be

heading up a troupe of Céilí Irish dancers performing

traditional pieces designed to put a smile on your face!

Portland Taiko

We’ll close out our event with the lively, loud and festive

Portland Taiko who will be offering traditional Japanese

ensemble drumming.

If you have questions about this event, or would like to

inquire about becoming an event sponsor for any of next

year’s Forest Heights HOA events, please email Kim

Monaco at: [email protected]

~ FHHOA Staff ~

WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD?

TEAM WORK · EXPERIENCE · PROFESSIONALISM · DILIGENCE · TRUST

Come find out what’s selling in Forest

Heights at our Wine & Real Estate Event!

WWW.KAERPROPERTYGROUP.COM

Drop in anytime from 5:00 PM to 7:30 PM

Refreshments served

Date: Thursday, September 19th, 2013

Kaer Property Group Office

Across from Starbucks at the Village Center

2029 NW Miller Rd | Portland, OR 97229

Call (503) 699-3980

Contact us for a complimentary market

analysis of your neighborhood and your home

Time:

Location:

Contact:

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With school starting this week, we want to remind all

Forest Heights residents to be cognizant of additional

pedestrian foot traffic in the neighborhood, and please

be sure to observe the following traffic laws when out on

the roads with school buses:

Yellow flashing lights indicate the bus is preparing to

stop to load or unload children. Motorists should slow

down and prepare to stop their vehicles.

Red flashing lights and extended stop arm indicate

that the bus has stopped and that children are getting on

or off the bus. Motorists must stop their cars and wait

until the red flashing lights are turned off, the stop arm is

withdrawn, and the bus begins moving before they start

driving again.

When driving in school zones, watch out for young

people who may be thinking about getting to school, but

may not be thinking about getting there safely.

Slow down. Watch for children walking in the street,

especially where there are no sidewalks. Watch for

children playing and gathering near bus stops.

Be alert and ready to stop. Children arriving late for the

bus may dart into the street without looking for traffic.

~ HOA Staff ~

B A C K T O S C H O O L S A F E T Y T I P S

Help Us Create a Net Team in Forest Heights

In the event of a citywide or regional emer-

gency such as a severe winter storm, flood or

major earthquake, households need to be pre-

pared to be on their own for at least a week.

Neighborhoods need to be prepared

for self-sufficiency, too. Volunteer neighbor-

hood rescuers will likely be first on-the-scene

when firefighters and police are slowed by

impassable streets or overwhelmed by calls

for help.

Neighborhood Emergency Teams (NETs)

provide emergency disaster assistance

within their own neighborhoods and are

trained to save lives and property until

professional responders can arrive. These

volunteers are specially trained to help

others without putting themselves in harm’s

way. NET members are:

• Prepared to be self-sufficient for one

week during any emergency

• Able to provide emergency assistance

to their family and immediate neighbors

• Able to work within an emergency

response team to save lives and property

in their neighborhood and guide untrained

volunteers who want to help others during

a disaster

>> Learn More

Learn more and

sign up to join

NET here

Trainings are

scheduled for

September 2013

but you must sign

up first!

H ave you been collecting items for the next

Forest Heights Community Garage Sale?

If so, it’s time to start marking your items!

This year’s fall community garage sale will be held on

Saturday, September 28th. Is the idea of a Community

Garage Sale new to you? Here’s how it works:

WHAT YOU DO:

To participate in the sale, register online

by Wednesday, September 25th, 2013

Pick up your balloon (starting at 8:00 am) on

the day of the sale at the Village Center

Host your garage sale & have fun!

WHAT THE ASSOCIATION DOES:

Advertise the sale in local newspapers

Provide garage sale signage in the neighborhood and along NW Cornell and NW Sykline

Create and print maps of participating homes for shoppers to use on the day of the sale

Provide participating homeowners with helium balloons so shoppers can more easily find

homes who are hosting a sale

Arrange for the pick-up of unsold garage sale items by a charitable organization on the

Monday following the sale (September 30th)

F A L L C O M M U N I T Y G A R A G E S A L E S E P T E M B E R 2 8 T H

Mark your calendars for the Fall Community Garage Sale

• Provide shopping bags & boxes for

your shoppers

• Make sure you have old newspaper

on hand to wrap glassware

• Do not price your items too high

• Consider grouping like items together

for greater impact

• To mark your items faster, purchase

pre-printed price stickers available at

most office supply stores

• Keep plenty of cash and change in a

locked cash box

• Offer 1/2 off pricing during last hour of

the sale

TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL GARAGE SALE

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Upcoming Community Events

Forest Heights Book Club

Date: Wednesday, Sept. 4th, 2013

Time: 7:00 to 8:00 pm

Contact Patti at Forest Heights Starbucks

for location: [email protected]

International Festival Date: Sunday, September 8, 2013

Time: 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Location: Mill Pond Park

Wine and Real Estate

Date: Thursday, September 19th, 2013

Time: 5:00 pm to 7:30 pm

Location: Kaer Property Group

Community Garage Sale

Date: Saturday, September 28th, 2013

Time: 9:00 am to 3:00 pm

Location: Forest Heights Neighborhood

SIGN UP HERE

Halloween Party

Date: Thursday, October 31st, 2013

Time: 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm

Location: TBD

Forest Heights Book Club

Meets September 4th

This month’s title: The Forgotten Garden

About the Forest Heights book

club:

The Forest Heights book club is open to every-

one and all ages are welcome!

We meet monthly at Starbucks (see below for

exact location) and love to discuss books.

Please join us!

Date: Wednesday, September 4th

Time: 7:00 to 8:00 pm

Contact Patti at Forest Heights Starbucks

for location: [email protected]

A foundling, an old book of

dark fairy tales, a secret

garden, an aristocratic

family, a love denied, and a mys-

tery. The Forgotten Garden is a

captivating, atmospheric and

compulsively readable story of

the past, secrets, family and

memory from the international

best-selling author Kate Morton.

Cassandra is lost, alone and grieving. Her much loved

grandmother, Nell, has just died and Cassandra, her life

already shaken by a tragic accident ten years ago, feels

like she has lost everything dear to her. But an unex-

pected and mysterious bequest from Nell turns her life

upside down and ends up challenging everything she

thought she knew about herself and her family.

~ With thanks to goodreads.com ~

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O ver the past years, determining the best

improvement for the east side of Mill Pond

Park has been a challenge for the Forest

Heights community. After multiple surveys of the

homeowners, task force studies and the work of

consultants, the Forest Heights Homeowners

Association Board of Directors has set the direction

for improvement to the area most commonly known

as Tract R.

The primary goal of the Tract R/Mill Pond Park

improvement project is to clean up and transform

the wild, unmaintained land into usable space for all

ages to enjoy, with the additional priority of developing

the space as sustainably as possible. With the input

of multiple professionals, the parcel of land to be im-

proved in Mill Pond Park will include features such

as soil remediation, eco-lawn, meadowscaping and

native filter strip plantings.

It is the hope that the project will showcase the possi-

bilities of development while providing homeowners a

chance to witness sustainable solutions in action while

enjoying the new functionality that this space will pro-

vide, including a lawn amphitheater that is being

added as part of the grading plan, providing both a

benefit to stormwater runoff and an additional venue

for entertainment and events.

The tentative project schedule is as follows:

September 3—September 6

Remove maintenance shed, relocate restrooms

to area by playground, tree removal

September 9—September 30

Regrading and soil remediation

October 1—October 31

Replanting & landscape installation

~Jennifer Callaghan,

FHHOA General Manager ~

MANAGER’S REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER

Mill Pond Park Improvement Plan

Becomes a Reality

PET CARE Responsible 12 year old girl who loves to care for your pets. I am available to walk, play with, feed or care for while you are at work or away. All types of animals, birds or fish are

acceptable. Please call to schedule your pet care. Manoy 503-203-1787

PET CARE / PLANT WATERING

Responsible 13 and 16 year old brothers provide excellent nurture for your pets and plants. In the

last five years we have cared for numerous neighborhood pets, watered an abundance of vegeta-

tion and provided many dogs a daily walk. References. Call Reid or Trent at: 503-203-1491

BABYSITTER Responsible 12 year old girl available for babysitting in the Forest Heights Neighborhood. I am

Red Cross-certified and love kids! Call Abby at 503-292-7744.

BABYSITTER/NANNY/PET SITTING AVAILABLE Hello, my name is Michaela. I am 17 years old and I live in the neighborhood. I am offering babysitting, nanny services, pet sitting and as needed jobs. I have a reliable car and a good

driving record. I have experience as a nanny and with animal sitting. Give me a call at

503.737.4845. I am available most of the summer of 2013.

PIANO AND FLUTE LESSONS

Children and adult lessons available. Start a new hobby or pick up where you left off

as a child. I travel to you. Well-established local business with outstanding Forest

Heights' references. Contact Sarah at 503 313 1216; [email protected].

BABYSITTING

MUSIC

PET/PLANT CARE

BABYSITTING SERVICE My name is Kendall and am 13 years old. I live in Forest Heights and an Red Cross CPR

certified. My parents will drive me to residences in the neighborhood. I can be reached at

503-780-1890/503-706-0348, and charge $5.00/hr.

EXPERIENCED NANNY Experienced nanny for many families in Forest Heights. Flexible availability. Reliable

transportation and perfect driving record. Many references. Part time preferable.

Phone Jocelyn at: 503-459-9443.

BABYSITTING SERVICE Hello! My name is Jarrett Gold, I am 16, and a sophomore at Lincoln High School. I am Red Cross certified and can take care of any age group of children. I can also take care

of any pets or other things needed. I am very responsible and I have had past experience taking care of children and feel very confident in doing so. I was a counselor at outdoor school and took care of children for a week. I had a lot of fun and built leadership skills. I can also help tutor children with their schooling if needed. I can babysit children during

the week or weekends. With summer coming up, I am free anytime, and am willing to take any time slots. I enjoy children and I am eager to help take care of them.

You can contact me at 503-922-9900. Thank you!

Babysitter--Certified, Reliable, Fun!

Hi! I'm Julia Renner, a junior at St. Mary's Academy, and I have 6 years' experience

babysitting as well as working with kids at camp. I am Red Cross CPR/First Aid certified

and excellent with all ages as well as families with pets, and am also able to do

housework/chores. Flexible rates; outstanding references available upon request.

Call (503) 291-1249 or email [email protected].

Experienced and Reliable Pet Sitting and Plant Watering

'm very responsible, have over six years of experience, and also have outstanding refer-

ences. I can water plants, and feed, water, walk, play with, clean up after, and care for your

pets. I've lived with cats, dogs, hamsters, and fish, and have experience sitting for cats,

dogs, guinea pigs, birds, fish, and snails. I'll show your pets and plants lots of love and care.

My rates are low and flexible, and I'm almost always free, especially over the summer and

on weekends. Contact me at [email protected] or 503-291-1249.

BABYSITTING

Tess Pauken, babysitting, age 13, Red Cross certified, $5.00/hr., Responsible & reliable.

Contact:503-297-4007 or email: [email protected]

PET CARETAKER

Hello, my name is Emily Wu! I'm a Junior at Lincoln High School, extremely fond of animals.

I would love to care for your pet (or that precious hydrangea!) while you are away. I have two

dogs myself, and a lot of experiences with pets. I charge low rates, and will shower your

animal with lots of loving. Call me at (503-490-9543) or email me at [email protected].

Babysitter, Petsitter and/or House-sitter for Hire!

Hello! My name is Jamie Huggins and I have been a resident of Forest Heights for over

15 years. I have about 5 years of baby and petsitting experience, including nannying.

I currently live with my family which consists of my dad, stepmom, 4 younger siblings

(who are all in high school), 3 cats and a dog. I am 21 years old, can drive and have

own car. I can handle all ages and all kinds of pets ranging from rodents to horses (etc.)!

I am currently working at two restaurants in Bethany Village and attending PCC Rock Creek

studying business administration. My rates vary based on different needs and situations.

I have great references that can be provided upon request. I am honest, fun, outgoing,

stern but kind. I love both kids and animals more than you can imagine! The best way to

contact me is through e-mail: [email protected]. I am a very punctual person,

and usually respond within the hour. Hope to hear from you soon!

Responsible, Fun, and Experienced Babysitter Available

Hi, I'm Katherine. I'm a freshman at Lincoln High School. If you're looking for a reliable, red-

cross certified, fun babysitter, look no further. I've been babysitting and being a mothers-

helper since age ten, and have great references. I love kids of all ages (as well as pets), and

I can cook, clean up, and help kids with their homework too. My rate is $6/hour for one kid;

additional rates available upon request. I'm usually free, especially over the summer and on

weekends. Contact me at [email protected] or 503-291-1249.

GUITAR LESSONS

Classically trained guitarist now accepting new students; can teach any style of guitar

Friendly, enthusiastic and easy going Forest Heights resident.. Open to teaching theory to

non-guitarists. Music reading taught to every student, any age and skill welcome. Rates

available upon request. Rory Kenner (360) 510-0096 [email protected]

LOOKING TO LIVEN UP YOUR NEXT DINNER OR COCKTAIL PARTY?

Pianist available to play background music for your next event. Genre of music can be

discussed. Has had 11+ years of piano experience. References available upon request.

$50/hr. Christina Seung 503.320.4296 Email: [email protected]

Babysitter Hunting?

Got one or more 1-6 year olds? Look no further! My name is Claire Jackson, I’m a sopho-

more at Lincoln High School, and I am here to tell you your kids are safe in my hands. But

there’s no reason for you to trust me on the spot, so don’t be shy to call me at the phone

number indicated at the bottom of the advertisement. Living in Forest Heights makes for

easy access to any one of your homes, so don’t be shy to call me last minute late Saturday

night, as long as you call I will do my best to make it over to your house just in time to make

it to that movie you were dying to see. Yours truly, Claire Jackson (503) 803-7881

CERTIFIED BABYSITTER

I'm Jaclyn and I am a responsible 13 year old. I have been certified through the Red Cross

Babysitting Class. I am capable of helping kids with homework as well. I am available on the

weekends and Holiday Breaks. I am also very good with dogs and cats. My rate is $5/hour.

Contact me at my mom's cell 602-809-0917 or email: [email protected]

EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Searching for a reliable, experienced, and fun-loving babysitter? My name is Annika Han-

steen Izora and I’m 17 years old. I’ve been babysitting for four years, and with four younger siblings; I know how to take on any handful. I’m certified in Red Cross First Aid, CPR, and

AED, with experience in caring for children of all ages. Above all, I love kids and I understand what it means to keep them safe and happy. Please contact me and we can have a chance

to get to know each other. Call 503-705-6481, weekends only

PIANO LESSONS Concert pianist teaches your child the art and technique of the piano.

Over 10 years of teaching experience. My home or yours.

Contact Lydia: 503/292 6868 or by email:[email protected]

GUITAR LESSONS Hi my name is Michaela and I am 17 years old and have lived in Forest Heights most of

my life. I am looking for work with pet-sitting, house sitting, babysitting, dog walking or driving children to appointments/sports. I can also assist with grocery shopping,

errands, etc. I have a reliable car and good driving record. $12.00 an hour, can negotiate for house and pet sitting. For caring reliable help call me at 503 737 4845

or e-mail me at [email protected].

Professional Pet Sitter/Dog Walker

Professional pet care when you cannot be there. Insured and bonded, pet first aid certified.

Administer meds, give shots and lots of love. When you hire me, I am the only one who does

the job. I do not contract out any work. I also do overnights. Call Candis at 503-246-7559

or email me at [email protected]. For more information about me, my rates, and

policies, check out my website: http://www.noplacelikehomeforpets.com/

Need a babysitter? Contact Grace Sullivan at 503-686-8805 or at [email protected]. CPR certified,

16 years old, previous childcare experience. Reliable and responsible.

Want to run a classified ad?

Email your ad submissions to

[email protected] by the 15th

of the month for your ad to appear

in the next month’s issue. Ads for

businesses run $15 per month, all

other ads are free.

Babysitter for Hire Hello, my name is April Mallery. I am 11 and going into 6th grade at East Sylvan. I love little kids (3 and older). I love cats and dogs, too. I am very creative and watchful. I am Red Cross

class certified. Call or text me on my cell. My number is: 503-577-2682.

CERTIFIED READING THERAPIST Private sessions to improve your child's reading skills. Call for information or to schedule

an evaluation. Caren 503-327-8046 or [email protected]

TUTORING

TUTORING

Tutoring, all ages, Math, English, French, SAT prep, homework help for learning challenged.

Experienced certified teacher. I travel to you. Excellent Forest Heights references. Please

contact Sarah at [email protected] or 503 313 1216

MATH & HEBREW LESSONS Math lessons: Experienced math teacher (all levels) with Bachelors degree in math.

Hebrew lessons: Native Hebrew speaker experienced in Hebrew teaching.

Please contact Aya at: 971-227-0555

HOUSE CLEANING

Veronica’s House Cleaning

Professional, quality, low rates, free estimates. Mini-blinds, party clean up, window cleaning.

Good references. Has many clients in Forest Heights. Contact: Veronica at 503-619-6690

When you advertise in the FHHOA newsletter, your

ad will appear monthly during your contract period.

In addition to your ad, we provide links to your website

from the both the newsletter itself, a monthly email blast

and on our website.

For ad rates, submission deadlines and general

information, please contact Kim Monaco by email at:

[email protected] or by phone 503.297.9400.

Want to advertise in the Forest Heights

Newsletter?

H ave you lived in Forest Heights for more than ten years?

More than twenty? Been here from the start? If so, we

consider you a “Pioneer of Forest Heights” and we need

your help preparing for our 25th anniversary. To help preserve all

that is unique about our community, we’re asking all our resident

“pioneers” to consider sharing your Forest Heights memories by

participating in the Forest Heights History project.

The association office is looking for old

photographs, newspaper clippings,

realtor spec sheets, maps and original

housing and marketing materials from

the past 10 to 25 years. Nothing is too

small to contribute and all items are

welcome. We are especially interested

in hearing stories from our residents,

past or present. Tell us what it was like

to raise your kids here, what trails you’ve walked, the wildlife you’ve

seen and the neighbors you now consider lifelong friends!

To participate, please email: [email protected]

Oh, Pioneers!

FOR SALE

LifeCORE LC-1000rb Recumbent Bike (valued at $800+)

* Compact 44" step-thru design * Footprint: 44" L, 24" W, 42" H * 12 preset programs *

* 3 heart rate control programs * Stores data for up to 9 users *

*Contact heart rate sensors * High tech display /time & temp. *

* Toggle wheel for easy program scrolling *

* Adjustable slide seat track * Comfortable seat w/vertically adjustable seat back *

$400 obo. Call John @ 503-407-8354 – must be able to pick up

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 FHHOA Office

Closed for Labor Day Holiday

3 4 Go Green

Committee

6:00 pm

5 6

7

8 International

Festival at Mill

Pond Park

4pm to 7pm

9 Safety,

Streetscape and Transportation

11:30 am

Community Relations

Committee

6:00 pm

10 Board of Directors

6:30 pm

11

12 Architectural

Review Committee 9:00 am

13 14

15 16 Budget & Finance

Committee 6:00 pm

17

18 19

Wine & Real Estate 5:00 to 7:30pm

Kaer Property

20 21

22 23

24 25

26 Architectural

Review Committee

9:00 am

27 28 Fall Community

Garage Sale

9am to 3pm

29

30 31

SEPTEMBER 2013

Here’s a snapshot of FHHOA activities and

meetings for the month of September. Print and

keep this calendar in a handy spot so you’ll have

access to what’s happening in your community.