GRIT Newsletter: May 1987

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The outgoing President of the Sandia Heights Homeowners Association highlights the hard work and dedication of the board members, volunteers, and committee members in the final newsletter. The newsletter acknowledges the efforts of individuals like Judy Harris, Bill Jackson, Don McBride, and Dennis Burt, among others, for their significant contributions throughout the year. Mention is made of the successful membership drive, upcoming Spring Fling event, and the new initiatives brought forth by various team members to enhance the community.

Residents of Sandia Heights are informed about a cooperative study between the Albuquerque Environmental Health Department and the Centers for Disease Control Plague Lab to test new rodenticide and insecticide products on rock squirrels and their fleas. The study aims to reduce the risk of plague transmission, with residents' cooperation needed for testing these products in May. Additionally, concerns are raised about children cutting through properties, door-to-door solicitors, and the illegal use of fireworks causing a serious fire before the usual July 4th incidents, emphasizing the importance of following regulations to prevent such dangerous situations. Keywords: rodenticide, insecticide, plague control, rock squirrels, fleas, property damage, children's safety, door-to-door solicitors, fireworks safety.

Sandia Heights residents are also reminded about refuse collection schedules, spring cleanup projects, and the importance of contacting the Fire District #5 emergency number instead of 911 for quicker responses during medical emergencies, auto accidents, or fires. Furthermore, an appeal is made for additional funding for a paid firefighter for 24-hour coverage at the fire station, stressing the critical need for improved emergency services. A bulletin board is made available for non-commercial messages between the Circle K and Outpost Arena, providing a platform for community communication and announcements. Keywords: refuse collection, emergency response, community bulletin board, firefighter funding, Fire District #5, safety regulations, bulletin board usage.

Magnum Homes at Suite 220, 500 Marquette Ave. NW, Albuquerque introduces new home features like priority scheduling and timely delivery. Sandia Heights Opera Club recently gathered for a gourmet potluck before attending La Boheme, a long-standing tradition since the early seventies. The club chairperson, Susan Carlow, organizes dinner parties at neighbors' homes for different opera nights throughout the season, with the next event scheduled for Saturday, May 2nd featuring Anne Boleyn by Donizetti.

Southwest Interior Design offers residential and commercial interior design services including space planning, color coordination, furniture, lighting, and accessories. Billye Gamsby, a Sandia Heights resident, serves as a realtor and GRI.. John N. Gabaldon, an agent and resident of Sandia Heights, provides State Farm insurance services at Tramway at San Rafael.

Keywords: Opera Southwest, swimming pool, volunteer recognition, Long Range Goals, Sandia Heights Opera Club, Billye Gamsby, Sandia Heights Homeowners Association, commercial design, Susan Carlow, Magnum Homes, La Boheme, Anne Boleyn, President's message, tennis courts, residential design, Spring Fling event, landscaping services, Southwest Interior Design, Board accomplishments, opera nights, Four Seasons Club, GRI, Donizetti, community involvement., community improvements, Annual Meeting, Sandia Heights resident., membership growth, neighborhood engagement, State Farm insurance, John N. Gabaldon, park enhancements, gourmet potluck