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VOLUME 45, ISSUE 1 ALL PRINT hhcamadison.com
ANNUALPICNICSEPTEMBER15!SEEBACKPAGE
Mark Your Calendar
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MONTHLY BOARD
MEETINGS
-Second Tuesday of the month
Sept 10*, Oct 8, and Nov 12
Anyone interested can a end Board
Mee ngs at Messiah Lutheran Church,
5202 Co age Grove Rd in the Community
Room at the back of the building at 7:00pm
*Special Safety Mee ng Sept 10 at 6:30pm
HHCA COMMUNITY EVENTS
HHCA Annual Picnic and
Outdoor Packer Game
Sunday September 15th
11:00am to 3:00pm
Kennedy Park
HHCA Coffee Klatch
At Heritage Bakery and Café
10:00am on Sept 11, Oct 9, Nov 13
HHCA Kids’ Holiday Party
with Santa
at Messiah Lutheran Church
6:30pm on Friday, December 13
A en on all Heritage Heights Residents!!!
Our new membership year starts September 1st. If you haven’t already,
please support your neighborhood associa on with a $12 membership/dona on.
Membership forms available for download at hhcamadison.com. Dues payable to your Block Captain or
HHCA Membership Coordinator Harley Schmidt, 5205 Knightsbridge Road, 222-9572
Your Block Captain is:
Name________________________________________________ Block# _____
Phone ___________________ Address_______________________________________
Fall Issue
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HHCABOARDHAPPENINGS
THEPRESIDENT’SREPORT
HHCA DIRECTORS
Board Email [email protected]
PRESIDENT
Heather Sokasits 224-0024
VICE PRESIDENT
OPEN
This is my second September with the
HHCA and I can’t believe it’s here so
soon! Like students heading back to
school, the HHCA members are coming back together to start the next
year. When you receive this we will
Heather Sokasits
have gone through our August MemNew HHCA President bership Drive and will be tallying all
the memberships for the coming year. One resident paid for
the next 5 years! Thank you for your support.
MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR
Harley Schmidt 222-9572
SECRETARY
OPEN
We have a lot of things planned this fall that we hope that
you will join us for. Please refer to the chart on the adjacent
page for all the details. As you can see, the HHCA does a
lot for the neighborhood throughout the year. Much of this
ac vity has been carried over from past years and some are
new. One event in par cular that will change is the Santa Visits this year. Our long me board member, Ted Blazel, is
“re ring” from his role in planning this event. The new Social
Commi ee headed by Karin Johnson wanted to create something that allows for kids and parents to see each other and
reconnect before the Holiday Break. We are now calling it
our Holiday Party with Santa.
SOCIAL AND CLUBS
Karin Johnson
[email protected]
Last year the Heritor content focused on community events
outside of Heritage Heights. This year you can expect a more
personal newsle er highligh ng local residents and businesses. We are con nuing to edge forward to our goal of 267
memberships this year. Please consider joining if you have
not already. To make it easier for you, you can join at our
Packer Picnic (see back of Heritor). I and Harley Schmidt will
be on hand to greet you in person at our Membership table.
CO-EDITORS
Heather Sokasits 224-0224
Lastly, we ask that if you have a few hours to volunteer for
the HHCA please consider filling the Board Secretary posi on
or becoming a Block Captain passing out Heritors quarterly.
Please contact me directly at [email protected] if
you are interested.
Thank you!
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TREASURER
Joyce O’Connell 244-1429
WEBSITE ADMINISTRATOR
Alan Harper 852-5247
CHAIR
Joe Arkin 334-0416
CHAIR
Bethany Ordaz 577-7370
CHAIR
Ted Blazel 224-1583
STANDING COMMITTEES
222-7515
SAFETY AND TRAFFIC
Heather Sokasits 224-0224
[email protected]
PARKS AND GARDEN
Laura Dille
[email protected]
224-1883
SPRING GARAGE SALE
Michelle Arseneau-Solberg
244-7504 [email protected]
WINTER ICE RINK
Renee Abel-Collinge
223-9459 [email protected]
HERITOR NEWSLETTER
Newsletter Email [email protected]
To submit announcements, notices, articles or advertisements.
Karin Johnson 222-7515
DISTRIBUTION
Membership Email [email protected]
BLOCK CAPTAIN COORDINATOR
Harley Schmidt 222-9572
MAIN DISTRIBUTOR (Distributes to area distributors)
Sue Lebefer
221-1250
AREA 1 DISTRIBUTOR
Harley Schmidt
222-9572 SW Quadrant
AREA 2 DISTRIBUTOR
Carol Trapp
221-0852 SE Quadrant
AREA 3 DISTRIBUTOR
Michelle Arseneau 244-7504 Central Quadrant
AREA 4 DISTRIBUTOR
Bethany Ordaz
577-7370 North Quadrant
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Fall Issue
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8-Oct
Website Evaluation/
Safety
Ice Skating Rink
OCT
NOV
BALANCE Reserve
TOTAL INCOME
(267)
TOTAL EXPENSES
Membership Drive
Planning
Revised on
07/13/2013
Block Captain Meeting
JUNE
JULY
Annual Meeting
MAY
APR
Park Clean-up
Planning
Annual Meeting
Planning
Egg Hunt Planning
FEB
MAR
14-Jan
Discuss 2014
Calendar
JAN
$834.00
$3,704.00
$2,970.00
8-Jul
10-Jun
13-May
8-Apr
11-Mar
11-Feb
10-Dec
End of Year Summary
DEC
12-Nov
10-Sep
Safety
SEPT
13-Aug
Picnic Planning
AUG
Agenda
Expense per Member
Event Budget per Membership
TOTAL
LVM July 4th 5K Team
(Heather)
Weed Warriors Sunday, May
11 Heritage Sanctuary
Garage Sale (Michele) May
16-17 & Annual Meeting
Block Captain Mtg (Harley @
Messiah) June 10
Madison Parks Clean-up
(Laura) Sat April 26
Ice Skating Rink (Renee)
LVM Turkey Trot 5K Team
(Heather) Nov 28 8:30 am
Holiday Lights Contest?
Caroling Outing?
Jack-O-Lantern Show on Vicar
Safety Meeting
Egg Hunt (Karin) TBA
Board Appreciation Mtg
(Heather)
Skate-a-bration (Renee) TBA
Children's Holiday Party Dec.
13th at Messiah
Safety Meeting
Annual Picnic (Joyce) Sept 15
Membership Campaign/Kickoff
(Aug 1-31)
FALL EDITION
Distribu on
$ 10.75
$7.87
$1,810.00
$0.00
$50.00
$650.00
$50.00
$35.00
$50.00
$25.00
SUMMER
EDITION
SPRING EDITION
$300.00 WINTER EDITION
$0.00
$0.00
$750.00
$0.00
SOCIAL EVENTS
Member Only Sponsored
Est. BudgMee ngs
Open Community Events
Events
et
BOARD MTGS
$50.00
$0.00
$300.00
$0.00
$50.00
$300.00
Total advertising income
Print Budget per Membership
TOTAL
800 Heritors
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$5.00
$500.00
$6.52
$1,500.00 $60.00
$300.00
2 signs for Annual Meeting $100.00
800 Heritors
Rink Sign for Tennis Court
Fence
800 Heritors
$0.00
$0.00
$5.00
$5.00
WEBSITE
Est. Monthly
Budget Hos ng
800 Heritors + 8 Yard Signs $400.00
Brochure and Membership
Forms
Flyers/Signs
HERITOR
2013-2014 HHCA CALENDAR & BUDGET
HHCABOARDHAPPENINGS
Safety Commi ee Report
Heritage Heights enjoys a safe environment for its
residents, but like all neighborhoods, we have a few
problems. One issue recently was the car break-ins
and bicycle the s along Spicebush. Please remember to lock your cars at night, close your garage
doors and turn on any outdoor lights to help dissuade intruders. Try not to leave valuables in your
cars that would catch a thief’s a en on. Most people who break into cars first look into them to see if
there’s anything of value and if it’s easily removable.
Another long term problem is the speeding cars
through the neighborhood. If you do see any vehicles speeding through the area try as best you can
to get the license plate number. The police can do
follow up on any license plates that are reported.
2013-2014 HERITOR ADVERTISING RATES
AD SIZE:
Quarter-page
(4 7/8” x 3 ¾”)
Please note that Officer
Johnson will join us at our
next Board Mee ng on
Tuesday, September 10th at
6:30pm to answer any
ques ons. We will meet in
the lower level (back) of
Messiah Lutheran Church.
Half-page
(7 1/2 “ x 4 7/8” )
SPACE
RATE
$25 for each issue
NEW! AD
DESIGN:
We will design you an ad for only $10 extra! All
proceeds go to supporting the Heritor’s printing
costs.
$50 for each issue
The HHCA Newsletter reaches 800 households four
times a year. The newsletter is a vital communication
tool used to inform our neighbors of upcoming events,
neighborhood concerns, and updates. HHCA welcomes businesses who wish to advertise in our newsletter. Advertisements help cover the production
costs. The HHCA has the right to refuse any ad due to
space considerations and/or inappropriate ad content.
Issues publication dates are September 1st, December
1st, March 1st, June 1st. Artwork is due by the 15th of
the month prior. To contact us call 224-0024 or
email [email protected]
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Also if you see juveniles roaming through the area
that you know are up to no good and not from the
neighborhood, get descrip ons on them as best you
can and don’t hesitate to call the non emergency
number. Just having a patrol car drive through the
area pushes juveniles out of the area that are looking to break into cars.
If you have a nonemergency ques on regarding
these topics, please contact our Neighborhood
Liaison Officer, Jason Johnson, at his phone (608)
209-7816 (a er 4pm) or by email at
[email protected].
Have an event, advertisement or other
information that you’d like to share in the
Heritor?
Submissions accepted via email to:
[email protected]
2013-2014 Issues:
Fall (Sept/Oct/Nov)
Winter (Dec/Jan/Feb)
Spring (Mar/Apr/May)
Summer (June/July/Aug)
Next deadline for the Winter Issue is
November 15th, 2013
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MEMBERSHIPCOMMITTEE
Block Captains are needed for the following areas: Contact Block Captain Coordinator Harley Schmidt
at [email protected] or 222-9572
Block 22: Vicar Lane
if:
 you want to learn more about becoming a
Blocks 24 and 25: Whitehall Drive
block captain
 you have a ques on regarding your newsle er
Block 28: 5325-5418 Retana Drive
delivery
 someone on your block has moved in/out
Block 29: 217-318 Merryturn Road
Block 30: 118-214 Merryturn Road
Block 32: Windsor Court
In Memory and Apprecia on
The Heritage Heights Neighborhood lost a very special member on July 6, 2013. Kathy Sco and her
family were not only long- me associa on members, but Kathy was a Block Captain for many years.
She faithfully and promptly delivered newsle ers,
collected dues and welcomed new
neighbors to the area with a plate of
goodies. We wish to extend this thanks
to her family in honor and apprecia on
for all her work. We will certainly miss
Kathy!
Block 50: Joshua Circle
Block 53: Flora Lane
Submi ed by Anita Perre
Jack-O-Lantern Yard Show
This Halloween, please join Anne e Feltz
and her family for their annual Jack-OLantern Yard Show. Please come by a er
dark and enjoy over one hundred carved
Jack-O-Lanterns lit and set up on their
lawn at 5409 Vicar Lane. Feel free to
bring your kids to this family friendly
gathering. The Feltz’s, who moved into
the neighborhood in 2011, said that they
have been doing this fun project for
years at their previous address and were
happy to con nue it here! Thanks Anne e! We appreciate your sharing
neighborhood spirit.
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MEMBERSHIPCOMMITTEE
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RevisitingtheMerryturnSpeedBumps
Submi ed by Harley Schmidt
In my new posi on as Membership and Block Captain Coordinator I have been contac ng residents
about becoming ac ve again with our neighborhood associa on. I have spoken to several residents
that openly shared that they do not support the HHCA due to the speed bump decision that was made
over two years ago. In my efforts to persuade those folks to reconsider I have done some research and
wrote this to help clear up the confusion and misinforma on about the speed bumps.
I have walked Merryturn Road for thirteen years and I have personally experienced how Merryturn
suffered from speeders. It is the back way to East Towne Mall and although it is considered a residenal 25mph speed limit, many were regularly going over 40 mph down the street. The Board of Directors at the me received numerous complaints from residents who lived on Merryturn. I was on the
Board at the me so I was very much involved in the process that followed. We tried different things
to try to get traffic to slow to acceptable speeds. We used Slow-Down Signs and Watch for Kids signs
and asked for addi onal police presence. This did not work. We discussed other op ons such as stop
signs and rumble stops also which led to us contac ng the city for help.
With the help of Alder Lauren Cnare, the Board convinced the Madison Traffic Engineering Department
to come out and make a study of traffic on the street. They found that there was excessive speeding to
the point of being considered a “high risk” area. Then every house of Merryturn was no fied by mail,
along with it being published in the Heritor and Lauren Cnare’s website that a mee ng was to be held.
The mee ng was held on March 17th, 2011 at the East
Madison Police Sta on. A Madison Engineer was there
and explained why the speed bumps should be installed and asked for support of the neighborhood.
Many a ended the large mee ng and the vote was
won by a large majority. The decision was made by the
voters present at the mee ng, not the Heritage Heights
Community Associa on Board.
I have discussed this with several people currently living on Merryturn that said that the speed bumps have
been successful in reducing speed. The bo om line is
that the speed bumps have con nued to keep Heritage
Heights safe for pedestrians, bikers and children and
there have not been any injuries due to speeding or
anyone killed since they were installed.
If you are no longer a member due to the speed bumps,
I ask you to please reconsider. The HHCA is not cause
for the decision. Thank you.
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COMMUNITYNEWS
Government Representatives
City Alderperson & City Council President
Lauren Cnare, District 3
235-9179 / [email protected]
Dane County Supervisor
Jeff Pertl, District 17
772-2907 / [email protected]
Dane County Executive
Joe Parisi
266-4114 / [email protected]
FROM ALDER LAUREN CNARE
District 3 is on the verge of hosting its first TID – Tax Incremental District –
courtesy of the new plan and redevelopment opportunities at the old Royster
Clark site.
TIF is a common tool used across the country. Madison uses tax incremental
financed (TIF) districts to kickstart revitalization of blighted and stagnant areas
of the city. All of ours are successful, paying back and closing with significant
revitalization in less than the legal 27-year lifespan. It’s quite the complex tool,
but here are the basics:
First an area is identified for redevelopment either by the city, or a developer
has a proposal. It’s usually an area that the private sector is not picking up for a
variety of reasons, including unaffordable costs to redevelop and significant
infrastructure needs. The idea is that one or two major projects “generate” value themselves to increase tax base and also revitalize a larger area adding more tax value. During the life of the district, the taxes for the area are held steady at their current rate – usually not very much since the area has low assessed value – and public dollars are invested in infrastructure and loans are made to development that meets very
specific criteria.
State Representative
Melissa Sargent, 48th Assembly District
266-5342 /[email protected]
As the area improves, its assessed value increases, but instead of distributing the tax dollars to all taxing entities and
city-wide, the dollars are invested right back into the district, continuing the growth for no more than 27 years when
the district must close and return fully to the tax rolls.
TID #44 Royster Clark is in the works right now. It generally runs along Cottage Grove Rd. from Monona Dr. to
Flora. For District 3, it encompasses properties designated as blighted that we all notice on our daily drive/walk/bike
including the “Pink Palace”, some aging apartment homes, and some aging shopping area. These properties are in
no danger of condemnation or other actions, it simply means they contributed to the legal designation of blight that
allows a TID to be created.
A major benefit to everyone is the reconstruction of portions of Cottage Grove Rd., including a complete overhaul
to the intersection of Dempsey and Cottage Grove Rd. to improve entrance and exit to all the new development on
the old Royster Clark site.
City staff expect $43M in new value over the expected 14 year life of the district. At the close, all that new assessed
value is put into the city, school district and Madison College tax base.
The TID must be approved by all taxing jurisdictions including the Madison Common Council, Dane County, the
school district and Madison College, so this proposal is just in the starting gate. But, it’s clear the area needs a
jumpstart and TIF is an effective and safe way to get it going.
A map of the proposed area is on the District 3 website at: http://www.cityofmadison.com/council/district3/
What is Nextdoor.com? Nextdoor is the free and private social network for neighborhoods. On Nextdoor,
neighbors create private websites for their neighborhoods where they can ask ques ons, get to know oneanother, and exchange local advice and recommendaons.
The local communi es of Rolling Meadows,
Grandview Commons, Elvehjem, and Heritage
Heights all have pages with Nextdoor.com.
Recent examples of topics covered on the Heritage Heights Nextdoor.com page:
 Fourteen responses for local den st recommenda ons; Neighborhood restaurant reviews
 Residents looking for other people to play tennis with, go biking with
 Shared reports of the from cars on Spicebush Lane and Retana
 Lost dog, lost keys, found bike; Items for sale; Plants to give away
 Neighborhood day care openings and other small businesses
Fall Issue
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PARKSANDGARDENS
What is the best way to
get a better lawn?
AERATE!
Fall aera on
special star ng at $50!
One of the best things you can do for your
lawn is to aerate. It‘s affordable, chemicalfree, and promotes healthy root growth.
Aera ng can be done in the fall or spring,
but NOW is the best me. A er aera ng it
is wise to apply a pre-emergent fer lizer to
get the lawn ready for spring growth. We
can do that as well.
Please call for more informa on
or an es mate.
HHCAParksandGardensCommitteeCoordinator
LauraJirsaDillenexttothesignatCottageGroveRd
andMeadowlarkDr.August2013
Hanssen Lawn Service, LLC
Bob Hanssen, Owner
10 Dorfmeister Court.
(608) 438-7152
[email protected]
*Mowing *Aera ng *Insured
*Free Es mate
This spring, two neighborhood signs were installed by former HHCA Co-President Joe Arkin; one at
Co age Grove Rd and Meadowlark Dr, and the other at Milwaukee St and South Thompson Dr. Thank you
to neighbors Dennis and Pamela Schwaner and Kris n Sterner for allowing the signs to be installed on
their property. Laura Jirsa Dille, who will be in the Wisconsin master gardener program next semester,
volunteered to plant shrubs and flowers around both signs. She has maintained the areas, weeding, adding mulch and watering throughout the summer. A big thank you to Joe, Laura, and all the neighbors involved in ge ng and maintaining the signs and plan ngs. The signs are a wonderful addi on to our neighborhood!
Laura has also requested and received permission from the city for the adopt-a-median program. Laura
and the HHCA Parks and Garden Commi ee have chosen the median on Co age Grove Rd between
Meadowlark Dr and Inwood Way. Now that we have approval the next step is to submit a garden plan for
the city’s approval. Laura is working on plans and hopes to start plan ng this fall. If you are interested in
helping or dona ng plants please contact Laura at 224-1883 or [email protected].
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What our customers
are saying about us
“Jesse did an amazing job! My yard looks fantastic. Very professional and right on time. Before
you call anyone else, call Jesse!”
-Google Places Review
“Jesse’s Lawn Care is really outstanding. Easy to
reach/deal with. In a lot of ways it is the best of all
worlds---the service of a small company, the price
of a small company, but amenities like clear invoicing and ease of contact like larger outfits. If you
need lawn service-Do not hesitate calling
Jesse at all.”
Lawn Mowing &
 Shrub Pruning
 Spring & Fall Clean-Up
 Garden Tilling
 Core Aeration

-Angie’s List Review
Jesse’s Lawn Care
608-514-4260
1412 Parkside Dr.
Suite 1202
Madison, WI 53704
About Us
Jesse’s Lawn Care is family-owned and operated right here in Madison, WI.
The owner, Jesse Engelkins, began his career in lawn service at the age of 8
years old, helping with his father’s lawn service in Dubuque, IA. After many
years of experience working with his father, Jesse moved to Dane County and
has been serving the greater Madison area for the past 4 years. We are proud
to set the standard as a fast, friendly, dependable, and quality lawn care provider.
Jesse and his family became residents of Heritage Heights Subdivision in 2012.
Please welcome them to our neighborhood.
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Paid Member Adver sement
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YOUTHRESOURCES FORRESIDENTS18ANDUNDER
Neighborhood
Babysitting
andOtherJobsWanted
updated 2/2013
Molly Brunner, Age 18*
Phone 223-0077
MATC student available
through the summer
Halle DuBois, Age 15*
609-9635 (cell)
467-2973 (home)
Infants and
older children OK
Tony Gillitzer, Age 14*
snow shoveling and mowing
Phone 608-222-7622
Megan Johnson, Age 13*
Phone 222-7515
Allie Pugh, Age 13*
Bo Pugh, Age 13*
(will babysit as a team)
[email protected]
Mary Ro er, Age 14*
Phone 216-0369
Skyler Imhoff, Age 14*
(Can sit with friend Maggie Decker)
babysi ng, dog si ng
lawn mowing
Home 4419465
Cell 239-5149
Calling all youth babysi ers/ petsi ers/ snow shovelers!
Email [email protected] if you’d like to add your
name to our list, now seen by over 800 households!
NEIGHBORHOOD SMALL BUSINESS HIGHLIGHT
Hello, I am Sally Christie, I have been a member of HHCA for
27 years. I have started a new business; Small Power Steps,
which will have classes at Rolling Meadows Shopping Center
at the Momentum Fitness and Training facility. Website:
www.smallpowersteps.com.
I have always loved to spend time with children: teaching at
Badger Gymnastics, Religious Education at St. Dennis, CNA
at Central Center, Home Daycare, Coaching Little League
Softball, Learn to Skate Hockey and DAIS Child Advocate.
I spent 22 years of my life running a successful printing business with my husband. It was his area of expertise but we enjoyed working together operating a mom and pop business
as well as teaching our children about business and hard
work. I lost him three years ago in a tragic accident. I am focused on turning that negative into a positive by pursuing my
passion of working with children.
I am a Certified ACE Personal Trainer with Youth Fitness Certification, who has completed a Preventing Pediatric Obesity Course
and Precision Nutrition.
Sally Chris e (right)
working out
*denotes
Red Cross
cer fica on.
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HERITAGEHEIGHTS
SOCIALEVENTS
ANDCLUBS
HHCA NEIGHBORHOOD CLUBS
Heritage Heights Book Clubs
You do not need to be a HHCA member to join in
although it is encouraged! Friends are welcome.
Please consider joining one of two neighborhood book
clubs this fall. New members are welcome.
Monthly Coffee Klatch
We meet on the second Wednesday of each month at
10:00am at our local bakery, Heritage Bakery and Café
(4674 Co age Grove Rd.) Join us for a cup of coffee or
pastry and meet some new friends or renew some
neighborhood friendships. No need to RSVP… just
show up if you are able. All ages welcome. Ques ons?
Contact Joyce O'Connell at [email protected].
Sept 11, Oct 9, Nov 13
*Ladies, Literature & Liba ons Book Club
The next mee ng is scheduled for Monday, September
16th at 7:00 pm for discussion of “The Devil in the
White City” by Erik Larson. The following mee ng will be
Monday, October 28 for discussion of "The Scent of Rain
and Lightning" by Nancy Pickard.
Ques ons? Email Karin Johnson at [email protected]
Heritage Heights Dinner and a Movie Club is look-
*Heritage Heights Co-Ed Readers
ing for more members! Dates and mes change depending who’s interested each month. Contact [email protected] to help decide where to eat
dinner and what movie to see. Check the HHCA Facebook page for the most up-to-date info.
At our mee ng on September 11 at 7:00pm we’ll be discussing “The Queen of Water” by Laura Resau.
Ques ons? Email Amy Ro er at amyro [email protected]
Movie in the Park
Bring your blankets and popcorn! Alan Harper will set
up the equipment to show a family-friendly movie in
Kennedy Park on a Friday evening in late September or
early October. Details will be announced on the Facebook page and Nextdoor.com closer to the date.
Questions? Email [email protected]
Elvehjem Neighborhood's 5K Turkey Trot/2 Mile
Walk
Thursday, November 28, 2013
8:30 a.m. SHARP at Droster Park
Get a healthy start to your Thanksgiving Day!
All ages are welcome.
h p://www.elvehjemneighborhood.org/
Have an idea for a new club you’d like to
start? Contact [email protected]
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2013 HHCA NEIGHBORHOOD PICNIC
On Sunday, September 15th join us for a grill out/pot-luck and cheer on the Packers
(or the Redskins) in a tent on the big screen between 11:00am-3:00pm at the
Kennedy Park Shelter.

Please BRING A DISH TO PASS!

The Dessert Bake-Off is back by popular demand,
so sign up your desserts by NOON for a chance to
win cash prizes!

Bring your own chair!
For the kids, we will have ac ve youth ac vi es and healthy
snacks sponsored by Small Power Steps and Packer-themed
face pain ng and airbrush arm and hair ta oos by resident ar st,
Janine Wardale.
This event is FREE for HHCA members and a suggested $12 per family dona on for nonmembers.
All proceeds go to support the Heritage Heights Community Associa on.
Picnic Schedule:
11:00
Free face pain ng, arm and hair airbrush in Packer Colors
11:00
Toddler Marshmallow and Spoon Race (Bring your cameras)
11:30
Food and Beverages begin being served
12:00
Packer Game starts
12:30
Kids Bike Rodeo/Bike Safety Check (Bring your child's bike)
1:30
Kids Obstacle course
2:00
Madison Mounted Police
Ques ons? Contact Picnic Coordinator Joyce O’Connell,
244-1429 or [email protected]
Thank you to T&J Sentry Foods, 4602 Co age Grove Rd. Your neighborhood grocery store!
The HHCA was started on July 1st, 1969. We take pride in our
central form of communica on, The Heritor. This newsle er
is published for informa onal purposes only. Inclusion of
business adver sement and Opinion cons tutes neither endorsement nor agreement. Opinions expressed in ar cles
are not necessarily those of the HHCA Board. The Board reserves the right to refuse whatever it deems unfit for reasons of language or general content. Sorry, we do not accept
poli cal ads!
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