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HWNA NEWS
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August 2002
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Code Corner
Meet A Neighbor
Fall Picnic
Picnic Form
Do you have neighborhood news to contribute?
Contact editor, Shelley Labrado by phone:
913 342-4071
or email:
letsdanceamerica@yahoo.com
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Tuesday, August 6, 2002
7:00-8:00 p.m.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church,
18th and Washington Blvd.
(Enter through back door in the alley)
Come and meet our community policing officers, Rick Littrell and Steve Chastain. They will introduce themselves and talk about reducing crime in our neighborhood.
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Meet A Neighbor
Code Corner
Picnic Form
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Saturday, September 21st, 2002 4:30pm to …
Washington Blvd. and 22nd St. Triangle
Our theme this year is "Out West, Texas-style"
HWNA will furnish Bar-B-Q brisket and drinks.
Neighbors need to bring a salad, vegetable, or dessert to complement our theme. Your dish will automatically be entered in the cook-off, and prizes will be awarded. We will have a street dance, complete with line dancing instruction, for those who wish to dance off the amazing food we'll be sharing.
Click here for Picnic registration form .
2002 HWNA Dues are Due
Send your five dollars to Rick Yarnell: 2424 Nebraska Ct. Remember, it's tax-deductible!
2002 HWNA Activity Dates
August 6, General Meeting
September 3, General Meeting
September 21, Fall Picnic
October 1, General Meeting
October 30, Halloween Party
November 5, General Meeting -
Election of Officers
December 3, Children’s Christmas
Party
December 3, General Meeting and
Christmas Party
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Fall Picnic
Picnic Form
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by Mary Smith
This month our focus is on Vehicles: illegally parked / inoperable / abandoned / unlicensed.
If I can be of assistance please call: 371-4895.
I had an inquiry regarding noisy autos:
noise from stationary engines, motors, etc.
(a) it shall be unlawful for the owner or operator of any stationary engine, automobile engine or motor or any other engine or motor at or near residences within the city to suffer or permit the exhaust pipe of such engine to emit loud and annoying noises at frequent intervals during the day or night. Each owner or operator of such an engine shall provide proper means for the muffling of the noises emitted by the exhaust pipe thereof.
(b) Noise from stationary engines, motors, etc., is a Class C violation (code 1964, & 2350; Ord No. 65498, Section 37, 1-4-90). Time to clean out your attic, basement, garage, storage shed, and yard? Sept. 28, Oct. 26 and Nov. 16th are Open Dump Days at Forest View Landfill Located at 4800 Kaw Drive. Items dumped should not include hazardous wastes.
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Fall Picnic
Picnic Form
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Melva Stine is our current HWNA Director at Large. Melva and her two sons live at live 1211 N. 22nd.
WHEN did you move to Westheight? Melva moved to Westheight in 1980. She has always lived in KCK.
WHY did you move to Westheight? Melva loves older homes that have character and individuality, so Westheight was a perfect fit.
Do you have children, grandchildren or pets? She has two grown sons. Currently she doesn’t have any pets, but she says she loves dachshunds.
What are your occupations? Melva is a Court Transcriptionist and has been one since 1988.
What are your hobbies or passions? Her hobby is collecting “old junque”, especially glassware and things of people she knows. But her passion is for Elvis….so much so that she will be going to Graceland in August for the candlelight vigil to commemorate the 25th anniversary of his death. Tennessee, be aware.
Name your favorite KC restaurant. Melva loves the steak soup at the Hereford House downtown and actually anything they serve. She also likes Fritz’s. Name your favorite KC site. Like most people in KC she loves the Plaza, Union Station and she also has a love for Wyandotte High School, where she graduated in 19?? Melva says she loves her new deck out back especially when the sun is out.
What is the best part of Westheight for you? Great Neighbors…no surprises.
Introducing Nancy Clark, 2413 Nebraska Court.
WHEN did you move to Westheight? Nancy moved to Westheight in August 1998 from Delaware.
WHY did you move to Westheight? Nancy lived in KC most of her life but moved away when she married. She moved back to be close to her brother, sister and mother.
Do you have children, grandchildren or pets? Nancy has two grown children, a son and a daughter. The son lives in North Carolina and her daughter is married and lives in Pennsylvania. She is working on her PhD in Psychology.
What is your occupation? Nancy is a Speech-Language Pathologist for the NKC School system.
What are your hobbies or passions? Nancy’s passion is puppetry. She volunteers at the Puppetry Arts Institute located in Independence. It is a non-profit organization. If you are interested in classes or workshops or shows you may visit www.Hazelle.org.
Name your favorite KC restaurant. Nancy has many favorites. She loves all the places on the Plaza, but she especially loves Canyon Café. She also likes Evergreen in KCK for Chinese.
Name your favorite KC site. The Plaza and The Nelson Atkins Museum.
What is the best part of Westheight for you? Friendly neighbors.
A Way to Meet Your Neighbors!
Newsletter delivery depends upon the dedicated Block Captains who faithfully bring the monthly editions to each neighbor in Westheight. We need two Block Captains and two Alternate Block Captains to deliver newsletters for the 1800 block of Oakland and the 1800 block of New Jersey. Block Captains are a very important part of the Westheight Neighborhood Association. They (via the newsletter) keep everyone informed about events in the neighborhood.
If you are interested, please call Curt Cutting, 621-4434. So, come on, neighbors! Don't miss this chance to get out and about, get some good exercise and meet your fellow Westheight Residents.
In Memoriam
Barbara Ruschli Mickelberry
July 22, 1919 - July 21, 2002
Barbara loved living in the Westheight neighborhood and was proud of her
association with HWNA. She will be missed by her daughter, Kathleen Caswell,
her son-in-law, Donald Caswell, and her friends in Westheight.
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Fall Picnic
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Registration Form
Saturday, September 21st, 2002
4:30 PM to dark.
Cost: $5.00 per couple or $10.00 per household.
Name:
Address:
Family Members: ______________________
_____________________________________
Total number attending: _____________
Please highlight and print this form, fill it out, and send/bring it and your money to:
Gayle Copeland, 1307 North 22nd Street.
If you have any questions please feel free to call Gayle at 621-1529 no later than September 16th.
Be a Responsible Pet Owner!
Animal Control has a tough job. To do your part:
1. Spay or neuter your animal to keep your pet from increasing the population of unwanted strays.
2. Obey leash laws so that you can keep your dog away from strays, garbage, children, etc.
3. License your pet with the city.
4. Call Animal Control when you see stray animals.
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Locke’s Custom Cakes & Cookies
Wedding Cakes, Full Service Cakes
Cookies, Cupcakes & Muffins
Tue-Fri 10-5:30, Sat. 10-Noon.
11 S. 17th St. KCK
913-233-2253 or 913-621-6304
Weekly Specials & Individual orders are available
Come on in where the table is spread . . .
Westheight Café
1659 Washington Blvd.
7a-7p Tu,W; 7a-9p Th-Sa; 12p-6p Su
Breakfast Anytime, Daily Specials,
Regular Menu
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