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October 2005
     

Watershed Tales at fundraiser auction

Rock Creek Watershed Partners, a coalition of stream groups who look out for the Rock Creek watershed (see map), has scheduled their first fundraising silent auction for Wednesday evening, November 9 at the McMenamin’s Cornelius Pass Roadhouse. Food and beverages will be available during the event, which will run from 5:30-9 pm.

The program will include a variety of folks telling “Watershed Tales” throughout the evening, with acoustical guitar and songs between stories.
The mission of the Rock Creek Watershed Partners is to protect and restore a healthy watershed by motivating and enabling a community of active stream stewards in the basin. They accomplish their mission by building organizational capacity and providing support to groups and individuals who practice good stream stewardship.

Some of the major accomplishments of the RCWP include funding an AmeriCorps volunteer coordinator position to further the goals of the group, hosting educational workshops, and playing an active role in the restoration of Cedar Mill Park, Cedar Mill Wetland in Beaverton, Noble Woods in Hillsboro, and Portland Community College’s Rock Creek preserve in the Bethany area.

Items available at the auction include a family membership to the Sunset Athletic Club, snowshoes, a full-day ski pass, yoga lessons, native plants and lots more.

If you love our watershed and want to do your part, you’ll find a roomful of like-minded neighbors having a good time at the event. For more information, call Melissa Higgins at 503-629-6305, extension 2953.

Are you ready for some B-Ball?

Continuing with our 30+ years tradition, Cedar Mill Bible Church is getting ready to kick off the 2005-2006 Mini League basketball season. The league is open to boys and girls, 3rd-6th grades. Practices are during the week and games are on Saturdays. Open Registration for the season will begin on October 10. Contact Melissa at the church office, 503.644.3156, for registration forms or further information.

Coffee with the Library director

Join Peter Leonard, the director of the library, for coffee and donuts on Friday morning, October 28th at 8 am in the upstairs library meeting room.
Both the library and our community are in the midst of great changes. Population growth, demographic shifts, technological advancements, and future funding are all part of the planning equation. Come and hear the library’s thoughts for the future and bring your own thoughts and ideas to the table.

Please RSVP by October 27 to 503-644-0043 ext. 121.

CPO #1 elects 2005-2006 officers

At the October 4 meeting of Citizen's Participation Organization #1, which represents Cedar Mill and Cedar Hills, the following slate of officers was elected by acclamation: Chair: Bruce Bartlett, bruce@actisdesign.com' Vice Chair:Bill Hagerup, bill@hagerupfamily.com; Secretary:Pat Van Dyke, vandykp@mailhost.odscompanies.com. More information about CPO #1 is available at cedarmill.org/cpo.

AARP Drivers Safety Program
(also known as 55 ALIVE)

Learn to avoid collisions and injuries, and save on insurance premiums too. Classes being held at the Cedar Mill Library and at the Cedar Mill Bible church. For more information, please call Peggy Johnson - 503-646-7960.

McDonald’s to redevelop store

The McDonald’s store on Murray next to Safeway has submitted plans to the county for an extensive redevelopment of their store. The new store is billed as “McDonald’s PlayPlace Addition and Dessert Shop." Mmm, sounds interesting!

 

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Portland, OR 97291-0177

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