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Heritage Hill Association Non-Profit Org. 126 College SE U.S. Postage Grand Rapids, MI 49503 PAID Grand Rapids, MI Permit No. 523 Heritage Herald MAY/JUNE 2011 The Newsletter of Heritage Hill V e XXXVII, No. 3 olum Classifieds DATES TO REMEMBER Farm Sink: left side drainage board, 52" x 20" x 17", All Heritage Hill Association Meetings are open to neighbors. good condition. Contact: [email protected] or (616) 791-7572 Wednesday, May 18th, 2011 HHA Board Meeting - 7:00 p.m. Please remember us when your apartment GRCC DeVos Campus needs renters. Your dollars not only find you tenants but also support the programs of the Heritage Hill Association! Robert Sneden Academic Building Lecture Hall You can list your apartment right at the Saturday and Sunday,415 East May Fulton 21 and 22, 2011 website or stop by the HHA office. We 2011 Heritage Hill Weekend Tour of Homes welcome you! Volunteer, Buy tickets; Invite everyone you know! Wednesday, June 15th, 2011 RENTHERITAGEHILLWEB.ORG HHA Board Meeting - 7:00 p.m. Heritage Hill Apartment Rental and GRCC DeVos Campus Home Sales Listings All sizes and prices -- Spread the word!!! Robert Sneden Academic Building Lecture Hall Annual Heritage Hill415 Association East Fulton Events to Remember: Saturday, July 30, 2011 Heritage Hill Garden Tour Tuesday, August 2, 2011 Heritage Hill Night-Out Picnic Enjoy a summer night with fun and food! Saturday, September 3, 2011 • Plant Health Care Neighborhood-Wide Yard Sales Day 50+ yard sales scattered throughout the Heritage Hill Neighborhood! • Pruning Friday, December 2, 2011 • Removals Holiday Potluck and Annual Meeting • Cabling & Bracing Holiday Cheer, Great Food and conversation with Heritage Hill neighbors. Santa comes; you should too! • Tree Fertilization • Insect/Disease Control • IPM Programs Brian McKenzie ISA Certified Arborist 1-877-BARTLETT 616-245-9449 www.bartlett.com The Heritage Hill Association specialty pizza deal 126 College S.E. Grand Rapids, MI 49503 rve e “investigate the fresh erve S d S An d re 616-459-8950 Fax: 616-459-2409 n pa any 14” re A P o re T The First Spring Tour in Decades pa Hours: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon. - Fri.. Computer Programmer: re specialty pizza P flavors of a legendary GRAND RAPIDS o PIZZA & DELIVERY Answering machine available for after-hours messages. T EMAIL: [email protected] It’s the specialty pizza” 99 excludes WEBSITE: www.heritagehillweb.org WEB Maestros/Social Networks: stuffed and $12 .357 pizza 42nd annual Tour and we are back to our Pam Lucas GRAND RAPIDS PIZZA & DELIVERY double cheese and additional items extra. all prices subject to tax. Purpose: spring roots. You haven’t seen a spring Tour Coupons cannot be combined with other discount offers. present or mention coupon when ordering. expires 6/30/11 The purpose of the Heritage Hill Association is to in a very long time (most of us, never!), so Don Bryant provide neighbors a way of collectively building a get on the streets and see 8 private homes Justin Fales legendary taste healthy, historically preserved community in which Home Tour Hosts: feast fOr 4 people can live and work in a secure and stable belonging to people you likely don’t even in a pizza... environment. know. Join the Tour procession and invite 16” large erve d S An re pa re P o everyone to follow your lead, because it is Kate Eberhard T 2 tOpping pizza Office Staff: This is a pizza with a little GRAND RAPIDS and breadsticks w/ sauce Jan Earl, Executive Director our biggest fundraiser and promotion of Tom Hicks, Scott Kuderik and Jim O’Rouke “muscle” in its taste. 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We are counting on you to help us Verna Kober PIZZA & DELIVERY 2-12”Small 2-18”X-Large *Lora Sieg, 258 Madison SE, 459-9267 Pat Talen celebrate cinco de Mayo with *Steve Yared, 259 Morris SE, (H) 454-2703 make this spring fling weekend …GREAT! HHATom Logan Staff: Patrick Tischler a taste of Mexico in our Border patrol $1499 $2649 There is another way to support the specialty pizza, a thin crust topped with double cheese and additional items extra. all prices subject to tax. * 1st Term Association and get a FREE ticket to Tour. Coupons cannot be combined with other discount offers. ** 2nd Term refried beans, seasoned ground beef, present or mention coupon when ordering. expires 6/30/11 PleaseWe need call volunteer today, guides459-8950, right orup emailto the Wilhelmina Daniels sliced jalapeno, fresh sliced avocado and The Heritage Hill Association Board of Directors meets days of Tour to cover any cancellations. 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