District Meeting Saturday
Oregon State Representatives Nancy Nathanson and Val Hoyle and MH/OSTA Board Member Attorney John VanLandingham will talk on upcoming legislation and other matters at the Lane District Meeting from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at Lakeridge of Eugene. Lakeridge is located at 3355 North Delta Highway. OSTA chapters will share concerns in an open forum led by meeting host, Director Charlie Ricker.
Correction
Members of the Shady Acres/Salem Mobile Estates Chapter appreciate receiving the Fall issue of the OSTA Review. Information reported in the Review on page 11 ...should be corrected [as follows]::1. The name of our OSTA Chapter is listed as Salem/Shady Acres MHP. The name is Shady Acres/Salem Mobile Estates.
2. The name of our secretary is Evan Dillon, not Pat Norman....
3. Barbara Mitchell from Lakeridge did not assist in writing our by-laws. We have not been informed that
she was to assist in writing our by-laws. We have written and adopted our by-laws.
We appreciate the opportunity to be a part of MH/OSTA and look forward to receiving future issues of the OSTA Review.
Sincerely,
Evan Dillon, Secretary
Shady Acres/Salem Mobile Estates Chapter of MH/OSTA
FALL QUARTERLY REVIEW CORRECTON
Under Chapter News in the Fall Quarterly Review
of The OSTA, a correction needs to be made to Meadow Park, Corvallis.
Joan Shaw is NOT the
Vice-President. Joan is the Editor of the Meadow Lark, our park newsletter.
The Vice-President of the Meadow Park Residents' Association, Sarah Klein.
Thank you for making the correction.
Keep up the good work; wonderful newsletter!
Judy McDaniel
SecretaryMeadow Park Residents' Association
A FIRE ALERT FOR ALL READERS!
Eldorado Villa,
Tigard
experienced a bit of pre July 4th fireworks you NEVER want to see—an
electrical fire that destroyed a house in our community. Thank goodness the
home was empty and the new residents had not begun to move in. The manager is
now looking for another home that might be suitable for the buyers.
Once
the flames were extinguished, the firemen dismantled the siding that remained
to make sure the sparks were all foamed out of existence. They had to use their masks during this
procedure as the asbestos in the insulation added to the toxic fumes. Neighbors had to evacuate their homes as the
winds continually changed directions. Siding on a neighboring home was scorched
and will require replacement.
What we learned and I
pass on to you: 1.Keep up on house insurance payments, 2.Trim shrubs three feet
away from hydrants, and 3.Pay for a pre-purchase inspection to catch problems
like faulty wiring.
Rita
Loberger, Northern District Director
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