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Your Neighborhood, My Neighborhood, Our Neighborhood...
OCTOBER 2014
VOLUME 4, ISSUE 6
Board Of Directors
President: Brian Fontana
bfontana@yahoo.com
VP: Lyle Krueger
lyle.krueger@centurylink.net
Secretary: Lisa Whalen
lisawhalen@cox.net
Treasurer: Dave Campagna
dave4245@cox.net
Operations: Tim Salzbrenner
tim.salzbrenner@gmail.com
Newsletter: Nancy Sayles
nancysayles1977@yahoo.com
Membership: Annie Beck
annie.beck@cox.net
Website: Laurie Brodeur
lrbrodeur@gmail.com
Members At Large:
Doug Larson
dlarson6@cox.net
Committee Chairs
Social Committee
Bonnie Farkas
bonnie.farkas@gmail.com
Staying Healthy During Flu Season
Nothing is more important in
protecting yourself from
contagious viruses than
washing your hands
appropriately. Be sure to use
warm water, rub your hands
together vigorously for 20 to
30 seconds, and rinse your
hands methodically to
remove all soap.
In addition, the following
measures will help reduce the
transmission of viruses:
• Keep your hands away from
your face so that viruses do
not invade the mucus
membranes in your nose,
eyes, and mouth.
• Disinfect shared equipment
such as telephones, desks,
doorknobs, shopping cart
handles, kitchen counters and
computer keyboards with
disinfecting wipes or
solutions.
• Cover your mouth and nose
with a tissue when you cough
or sneeze. If you don’t have a
tissue handy, cough or sneeze
into your elbow or shoulder,
Social Committee
Brigette Porro
brigette.porro@bestcareeap.org
New Neighbor Coordinator:
Chris Olson
christine.olson@cox.net
Lost and Found: Rose Bockleman
rbockleman@hotmail.com
• Identify a separate room in
your home for taking care of
sick family members.
• Avoid being around those
who are sick unless you are
caring for them. In that case,
consider wearing a face mask
in addition to following the
above precautions.
Source: www.princeton.edu
Armbrust Acres Housing Market
Garage Sale: Rose Rutherford
rrutherford@cox.net
Security Alerts: Dave Beck
dave@beckinssolutions.com
not your hand.
• Throw tissues away
immediately after use, and
wash your hands.
• Keep alcohol based hand
sanitizers readily available.
Use them after shopping,
pumping gas, using an ATM,
handling money and before
eating food from a drive-thru
restaurant.
• Consult your healthcare
provider about getting
appropriate flu shots.
• Get plenty of rest. Adults
need seven to eight hours of
sleep per night. Children need
even more.
• Stick to a healthy diet. Foods
rich in vitamins A, C, and E
such as milk, citrus fruits,
vegetables, nuts, and eggs can
strengthen your immune
system.
• Drink water. It flushes your
system and keeps you
hydrated during the dry
winter months.
• Reduce stress by exercising,
listening to music,
meditating, practicing yoga,
relaxing with a book, or
watching a funny movie or
television show.
• Stop smoking. Smoking
destroys the cilia fibers in
your nose and lungs that
sweep mucus filled with
contaminants out of your
body.
• Wash water bottles before
refilling them. Never share
bottles or cups with anyone.
Use disposable cups in the
bathroom and kitchen.
$310,000
16561 Hascall St
There is currently 1 home for
sale in Armbrust. The average
price is $ $295,000 with an
average market time of 55
days. There have been 20
homes sold in the last year.
Average price was $ 278,500
with an average time of 40
days. Currently there are 4
properties pending. Please
call one of us for a complete
market analysis report. John
Rohwer 402 - 677-1111 or
Char Smith 402- 677- 9279.
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Nebraska Children's Home Society Project ELF 2014
Congratulations, Armbrust Acres!
This is our 25th anniversary of
working with Nebraska Children's
Home Society and their Project Elf.
Over the years, we have provided gifts
to over 2,100 children. NCHS has
been serving children in Nebraska
since 1893 through its Pregnancy,
Parenting & Adoption, Foster Care,
Early Childhood programs, and the
Children and Family Center.
The enclosed list shows the child's
name, age, sex and gift suggestions.
Please contact Gay Emry at 402-6978115 or gemry@centurylink.net to
sponsor one or more of these kids.
There are always more kids needing
sponsorship, so we'd love to call to
sponsor more if all of these are taken.
A gift gathering party is scheduled at
Char Peterson's house, 16128 Barbara
Circle, from 5:30-8:30 on Thursday,
December 4th. Please bring your
Unwrapped Gifts, share some holiday
food and spirits, and enjoy the
company of your Armbrust neighbors.
NCHS personnel will be on hand to
answer questions and write tax
receipts. If you can't make the party,
please feel free to drop off your gifts at
an earlier time.
Thank you for 25 Years of caring!
Gay Emry and Char Peterson
Armbrust Acres 2013 Halloween Costume Contest
Send In Your Picture and Win a $50 Gift Card For Best Costume!
To all Armbrust Acres residents kids:
Send a picture of you in your
spectacular costume and send it to
armbrustnewsletter@gmail.com by
November 15th, 2014!
Your will have the chance to win a $50
gift card sponsored by Silk Smiles, our
resident specialist for artificial flower
arrangements.
All submissions, including the
winning best costume will be
published in our December
Newsletter.
This will be the third year we are
holding the Armbrust Acres
Halloween Costume Contest.
Your children’s participation is greatly
appreciated.
Halloween falls on a Friday this year.
Please help your children dress up in
their favorite costume and walk
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Armbrust Acres News
October Board Meeting - October
15, 2014
The October board meeting will be held
at the Krueger residence.
Anyone who is interested in financials,
social activities, planning, getting a
status update on landscaping actions or
just to see what is going on is invited to
join us at 7 pm at 3518 S 163rd Street.
Lost & Found:
Please contact Rose Bockelman if you
have any information about lost or
found items at 402-697-9250 or email
rbockelman@hotmail.com.
Baseball Field & Park Shelter
Reservations
Requests are honored in the order in
which they are received and/or by the October 1, 2014 at the Felker residence.
number of coaches and children that live Join the committee 7 pm at 16405
in the neighborhood.
Grover.
For more information, please contact
S h a n e v i a e m a i l a t Homeowners Dues Increase in 2015
Shane_Belohrad@ajg.com. You may There will be more options to pay your
dues in 2015. We have begun to accept
also call him at (402) 676-7854.
Credit Cards for amount due plus any
donations to the park, trees, cul-de-sacs
Playground Equipment
or 4th of July that you may wish to
Your help is needed. We are assembling make.
a committee that meets once a month Also, since expenses are going up from
and discusses steps to be taken, plans the cost of replacing trees, snow
fund-raisers and anything that will help removal, utilities to the signs and parks
to replace our current playground and mowing costs, the neighbors that
equipment. Please send an email to attended the annual meeting in April (by
armbrust.voice@gmail.com if you are a show of hands) agreed to increase dues
interested in joining the committee.
10% from $115 to $126.50.
The next meeting will be held on
The largest pumpkin ever measured was grown by lumber salesman Tim Mathison.
It weighed in at 2,032 pounds and took 105 days to grow in his backyard.
Did you know?
Halloween is the 2nd most commercially successful holiday, with Christmas being
the first.
Registration Now Open for IN the Neighborhood Conference
Save the date! Friday, October 10 and
Saturday, October 11 the Metro area is
set to host its first ever Neighborhoods
Conference.
The two-day Iowa/
Nebraska (IN) the Neighborhood
Conference will be held at Metro
Community College's South Omaha
Campus.
Friday will feature
neighborhood tours in both Omaha and
Council Bluffs. Saturday will start off
with opening remarks from Omaha
Mayor Jean Stothert and Council Bluffs
Mayor Matt Walsh. The Luncheon
Keynote Speaker is Gus Newport, a
nationally renowned community activist
who encourages neighborhood planning
from the “bottom up, not top-down.”
Additional workshop speakers include
neighborhood advocate and Creighton
University Law Professor Kate Mahern,
and Empowerment Network President
Willie Barney. Morning and afternoon
Monday-Saturday 11.00 AM-10.00 PM
Sunday 3.00 PM-9.00 PM
15619 West Center Rd - Omaha, NE 68130
breakout sessions will cover a range of
topics from Neighborhood Identity &
Connectivity in a Regional Context to
Raising Poultry in the City.
To register for the IN the Neighborhood
C o n f e r e n c e ,
v i s i t
www.intheneighborhood.org.
Contact:
Liz Birkel-Leddy
402-444-5150 ext. 2034
Liz.Birkel-Leddy@cityofomaha.org
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Optimistic Market Conditions
Buying a home is probably the most
significant financial commitment you'll
ever make or have ever made.
Regardless of how times change, owning
a home remains the cornerstone of the
American dream.
Arecent national survey shows that more
tan 90% of Americans believe house
prices will either stay the same or move
higher over the coming year. We expect
R/E values on average to advance about
3% during that time.
Yet, rents are expected to rise 4%. So it is
no surprise that two thirds of adults agree
that now is a good time to by a home.
Another helpful factor is that even while
job growth and the economy are picking
up, recent mortgage rates where lower
than they were a year ago. Positive home
sale trends are emerging.
A limited supply of homes for sale in
some communities is causing some
buyers to bid aggressively in order to
complete a purchase.
Here are some helpful strategies you can
use.
Obtain loan pre-approval, sellers will
then be assured gaining financing will
not be an issue.
That makes them ready to negotiate
seriously.
Look at homes in the middle of your
price range.
If you need to bid above the asking price,
you can do so without running out of
budget.
Consider your long term plans, if your
next home is a place where you will
likely spend many years, then it is not
crucial to strike a great deal.
Control the negotiations by including an
escalation clause in your offer, you then
are telling the seller your bid will go up
by a specific amount if a higher offer is
received on that home. You will have a
better chance to get the house your are
after without overpaying or exceeding
your budget.
Make sure your payments are affordable,
and then move forward confidently. If
you love a residence and can afford its
costs, you should strongly consider
making that your home.
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Does It Matter Where & How You Park? - YES!
There have been many occasions where
parked cars have made it nearly
impossible for various vehicles to get
through safely. This includes delivery
trucks, postal vehicles and garbage
trucks. Everyone needs to be mindful of
where they park in the neighborhood.
Any kind of damage that was done to
your car because an emergency vehicle
could not get through might not be
covered by your insurance.
roadway.
♦ Within 20 feet of a crosswalk at an
intersection.
♦ On bridges, within a highway tunnel,
or within 50 feet of railroad tracks.
Please take a moment and re-educated ♦ At any place where official signs
yourself about the parking rules that prohibit standing, stopping, or parking.
apply in the state of Nebraska.
♦ In front of a public or private driveway.
It can be very frustrating, if your garbage
♦ Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.
or yard waste is not picked up because
the entrance of your street/circle is
blocked by parked cars.
Follow Armbrust
Do not parkAcres
here:
♦ On a roadway directly beside stopped
ItHomeowners
is even more troublesome, when you orAssociation
parked vehicles.
have an emergency vehicle that tries to
get though. Every second counts! If your
car is in the way, emergency vehicles
may find a way to 'make it' through the
obstacle regardless of damaged caused.
♦ On a sidewalk, within an intersection,
or on a crosswalk.
♦ Within 30 feet of any flashing signal,
stop sign, yield sign or other traffic
control device located at the side of the Source: 2014 Nebraska Driver's Manual
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Movie Night in Armbrust Park
Fun Dog Facts
During the summer and fall this year, we MOVIE NIGHT DATES
A dog’s heart beats between 70 and 120
will be offering some great family fun for
times a minute, compared with a human
our Armbrust residents. We will be Saturday October 11 - "Monster heart which beats 70 to 80 times a
showing assorted family friendly movies House" PG
minute.
in Armbrust Park which will be projected
A dog’s normal body temperature is
on a 16 foot screen! Come early for the
100.5 to 102.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
music and socializing. The shows will
A female carries her young about 60 days
start at dusk and right before the show, a
before the puppies are born.
nostalgic drive-in intermission trailer
According to the Guinness Book of
will be shown. A new one will be shown
World Records, the smallest dog on
at every event through the fall. You do
record was a Yorkshire Terrier in Great
remember the hot dog jumping into the
Britain who, at the age of 2, weighed just
bun don't you!!
4 ounces.
The longest lived dog, according to the
Saturday October 25 - "Spongebob Guinness Book of World Records, was
Square Pants: The Movie" PG
an Australian Cattle Dog, named Bluey,
who lived to be 29.
An adult dog has 42 teeth.
It is a myth that dogs are color blind.
They can actually see in color, just not as
Please be aware that the showing of
vividly as humans. It is akin to our vision
movies is dependent on the weather and
at dusk.
there are no rain dates planned.
If never spayed or neutered, a female
The drive-ins may be gone, but this is the
dog, her mate, and their puppies could
next best thing. Watch out for the next
produce over 66,000 dogs in 6 years!
movie event onAugust 2, 2014!
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Did You Happen To Meet Mr. & Mrs. Skunk Yet?
Skunks are infamous producers of an
odor so powerful that it quickly and
easily communicates a clear message:
“Don’t mess with me.”
Although known mostly for its robust
smell, the chemical can also cause
intense discomfort if it gets into a
person's or animal’s eyes.
Fortunately, the skunk’s characteristic
black and white coloring is so
recognizable that most potential victims
have fair warning.
Though blending into the landscape is a
more common form of protection in the
wild, being so distinguishable is
generally beneficial to skunks because it
can dissuade many wild animals, and the
occasional dog with more than half a
brain, from attacking.
tail, hissing, short forward charges, and,
especially, twisting the hind end around
in your direction.
Spotted skunks will even contort into a
characteristic handstand, rump in the air
with eyes still fixed on the threat.
Move away slowly and quietly. By
nature, dogs tend to ignore these
warnings, so it is important they be
restrained for their own good.
Common conflicts and solutions
It is more likely you will smell a skunk
than see one. Persistent, faint musk
smells under a building or woodpile may
suggest that a skunk has taken up
residence. You should look for other
clues as well because foxes also have
their own musky scent that may cause
misidentification.
You may find small, shallow holes in the
lawn, similar to those made by squirrels,
which are a result of a skunk foraging for
grubs.
Occasionally you may also find plants
knocked over or damage to the lower
leaves or ears of ripening garden crops,
including corn.
Occasionally a skunk will wander into an
open garage or shed, a compelling reason
to secure all outbuildings.
How many skunks are killed each year
simply because of fear is not known, but
it is surely a large number. This is
unfortunate because it is common
knowledge among those who work
closely with these animals, that it
actually takes a lot to get sprayed.
Skunk encounters
Occasional skunk sightings in a
neighborhood are not a cause for alarm.
Because skunks are generally easygoing, they will not intentionally bother
people. In fact, skunks may benefit
humans by eating many insects and
rodents many regard as pests.
Warning signs to heed
Skunks use their powerful defense only
when they or their young are threatened
and cannot escape. Even then, they give
ample warning that should be
heeded—stamping front feet, a raised
1 quart of 3 percent hydrogen peroxide
1/4 cup baking soda
1 teaspoon liquid soap (laundry or
dishwashing soap)
Tolerance
Because of the lingering odor, and fear of
being sprayed it may be hard for some
people to tolerate skunks living under a
deck or old shed. But skunks need such
shelter when they are most vulnerable
(during the coldest parts of the winter
and when raising young).
The nocturnal habits of skunks, their
unaggressive nature , and the generally
beneficial role they play in nature by
consuming insects and rodents are all
good reasons to leave them alone until
they have moved on their own accord
(which they readily do) or can safely be
harassed away from an area where they
are not wanted.
Wearing rubber gloves, use immediately,
and outdoors, if at all possible, to keep
the volatile skunk spray out of your
house. Rinse after five minutes and
repeat if needed.
Warning: Do not store this mixture—use
it immediately after mixing. If left in a
closed container, the oxygen gas
released could make the container burst.
This mixture can bleach fur and hair
color.
Clothes or other fabric items sprayed
directly may be best thrown away. Fabric
that picked up the smell indirectly, as
well as buildings and similar surfaces,
can be washed with one cup of liquid
laundry bleach per gallon of water. (This
may bleach colors.)
Commercial products containing
neutroleum alpha will also neutralize the
odor. It is best to consult your physician
for treatment if you are sprayed in the
eyes. But you can ease the discomfort by
liberally flushing eyes with cold water.
Skunk odors inside are usually caused by
occupancy beneath the house or a
discharge outside an open window.
During courtship, skunks may be more
prone to lose control, of their normal
scent management patterns.
There are odor neutralizers on the market
that work with amazing effectiveness to
eliminate the stray skunk smells that
might need occasional attention.
Neutralizing odors
The traditional remedy for a “skunking”
is a tomato juice bath.
To neutralize the smell, however, the
chemicals in the spray must be changed
into a different type of molecule, and
tomato juice does not do that.
Tomato juice can, along with vinegar,
and any other mildly acidic solution,
wash off the oily spray to at least reduce
the smell.
Recommendations for removing odor
Commercial products are available from
veterinary and pet supply outlets, but for
a home remedy that will neutralize skunk
spray odor on dogs, skin (not eyes), and
Source: www.humanesociety.org
some clothes, mix:
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New Neighbors: Welcome to Armbrust Acres!
Milwaukee where he majored in Criminal
THE MELTON FAMILY
Rose and Ronnie Melton closed on their Justice.
house on July 25th on Oak Circle and
moved in on September 1, 2014. They
chose Armbrust because it's a well
established neighborhood, well
maintained and in a central location.
Their son has a friend in the
neighborhood whom he went to school
with at MOQ, had visited him multiple
times and liked the neighborhood.
Rose, also known as Waigumo, was
born in Kenya and her husband was
born in Louisiana (Cajun country).
The Melton family lived in Stony
Brooks and prior to that they had lived
in Austin, TX and had their first house
built in the Southwest area about of San
Antonio. They do miss the weather
down south.
to greet the Melton family right away
and showed them that they were
welcome. It was very easy to find new
friends and even old friends.
Family trips to Africa, Europe or New
Orleans are their favorite travel
destinations. The Melton's also like to
play games, watch movies and their
favorite shows, listen to music and cook
African and southern dishes. They also
enjoy taking walks around Lake
Zorinsky. As a big sports fan Ronnie
really loves football.
They are also excited to announce "The
Buddy Walk". It is an annual event for
the Omaha Down Syndrome Network.
This event is designed to raise
awareness to our communities. The date
is Saturday, October 4, 2014 at Stinson
Park from 9 AM to 12:30 PM. There
will be lots of activities and fun. Please
join the Melton family at “The Buddy
Ronnie and Rose have two children. Their Walk”.
names are: Kihia (16) and Mahinda (13).
Mahinda was born with down syndrome
and he's the love of our lives. He attends
Central Middle School and loves art,
music and swimming. He is also joining
the Special Olympics Swim Team.
Kihia attends Millard South High School
and wants to pursue Engineering in
College. He loves math and science and
plays football for the high school.
While Rose works at Paypal, Ronnie
works for the Douglas County Health
Center security department.
Rose attended Kahuhia Girls High
School, Temple College, Kenya
Institute of Administration in Kenya
and graduated with a diploma in French.
She came to study more in the US and
attended Metro, UNO and graduated
with a bachelor's degree in Marketing
Management from Bellevue University.
Later she took some more programming
courses and is now specialized in
Mainframe Cobol.
Ronnie attended Ruston High School in
Louisiana and then joined the Marine
Corps and was stationed in various
states including New Hampshire and
San Diego. After leaving the military,
he decided to further his studies and
joined the University of Wisconsin in Friendly Armbrust Acres neighbors came
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New Neighbors: Continued
THE REDIGER FAMILY
Last December Justin & Alison Rediger
moved to the neighborhood from Ferry,
North Carolina.
They chose Armbrust because of its
proximity to Lake Zorinsky, mature
trees, the quality of the home
construction and being able to be close
their family. 'Armbrust Acres is a well
kept neighborhood', said Justin.
Justin was born in St. Louis Park,
Minnesota and Alison in Omaha. Both
went to Lincoln Lutheran High School.
After studying Spanish at UNL, Alison
moved on to the University of Nebraska
Medical Center to become a nurse and
then a Nurse Practitioner through
George Washington University. Justin
went to the University ofArizona.
Alison now works at the One World
Community Health Center and Justin
stays busy with Malibu Sunrooms.
The Rediger's have two Labrador's.
In their free time, the Rediger's like to
run, walk their dogs, spend time with
Residents to Residents
family and watch Husker games.
Lots of great restaurants, a large number
of Lutheran churches to chose from and
being close to family made it an easy
decision to move to Omaha.
Still busy renovating their home they are
very excited about having their first
child around November 1, 2014.
Need a babysitter/kidsitter? Searching
for someone who's great with kids, Red
Cross certified, and knows CPR in case
of emergencies? Call Max at 402-5470016!
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You will be notified in such case.
Cindy Kinsler
Mortgage Loan Specialist
Mobile: (402) 214-1068
ckinsler@firstmortgageco.com
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Your Neighborhood, My Neighborhood, Our Neighborhood...
This newsletter is produced by the Armbrust Acres
Homeowners Association since May 2011.
Print: abc printing 402.895.0222
Distributed to 553 homes in Armrust Acres every month.
Armbrust Acres Homeowners Association
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Armbrust Acres Fun For Old And Young