MAY 2010

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS 5-5-2010 Publisher: Heritage Lake Community Services MAY 2010 TSaOCtuLXrd8Ea-AAy8A,MAWNM-MA1aS-1Yy3WA2PDM2MEnAdEYP MFSaalansymoaaS3otBu0cutnhuk&sedrRgMaS3eyi1Ahbrss&RetaIy&~NcMeA1kBS1oartnGeamdatasrk-iysl7,lpm Sat, May 15th 8AM-11AM Weds, June 2nd at 7 PM Veterans Salute & Breakfast POA Board Operations Meeting Free Breakfast for Veterans ?? SWIM POOL Discussion ?? others by donation to Pool Fund at the Clubhouse at the Clubhouse PLEASE ATTEND View HIGHLIGHTS at www.heritagelakepoa.com/Highlights/newsletter.htm

Page 2 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] EDITOR: Harold O. Paetow HLPOA OFFICE HOURS ASSOC. EDITORS: PROOFREADER: Roseann Paetow Mon., Tues., Weds. & Thurs.: 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM PUBLISHER & PRINTER: & Friday: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Heritage Lake Community Services, Inc. PHOTOGRAPHERS: As indicated Exception: March, April & May, then the hours are: HLCS Inc. CHAIRPERSON: Kay Dlugos Mon. Tues. Thurs. & Fri.: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Wednesday & Saturday: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM The Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS is copyrighted Office phone: 765-386-7447 and published by the volunteers who comprise the Heritage Lake Community Services. No MARINA OPEN ~ part may be reproduced without the express written permission of the editor. ACTIVITY CENTER OPENS May 29th (See Below) The Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS is written CAMPGROUND OPEN and all minutes are interpreted and condensed by the staff of the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. Activity Center To Open Memorial Day Weekend! The POA office staff, Conservancy Board, Fire District, Trustees and/or POA Board Members do The Activity Center will open for the season not necessarily agree with any of the material beginning Saturday, May 29 and continue through the contained in the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. summer on weekdays (when school is not in session) Only the volunteer Board of the Heritage Lake and Saturdays, from 10:00am to 6:00pm, and Community Services, Inc. has any influence on Sundays from 12:00noon to 6:00pm. The Activity the policies for the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS Center will be closed Monday through Friday, June 14-18, in order to host the Survivor With Character Expenses are covered by the revenue created Day Camp (for children completing grades K-8). by the sale of advertising in the yearly Heritage See more camp details in HIGHLIGHTS on page 6. Lake Telephone Directory and the monthly Commercial / Business Ads & flyers inserted into Activity Center hours will be announced monthly the HIGHLIGHTS. in the HIGHLIGHTS COLLATORS: Kay Dlugos calls everyone !!! Advertising Business ADS & FLYERS inserted in HIGHLIGHTS Thanks to ALL volunteers who fold and stuff DEADLINE is the 27th of Month the advertisement Flyers into the HIGHLIGHTS. FLYERS: 1,100 copies ( Letter size 8 1/2”x 11”) needed for delivery $40.00 DELIVERY: David Wooden (JV), Terri Miller, PRINTING AVAILABLE for 1100 copies: Bob & Lois Hansen (VH), Al Hawkins (MS Inside), Black & White at an additional cost of $40.00 for a Total $80.00 (2 sides $100.00) Tom & Marianne Novak (MS lake side), Jim & Marianne Ash (LH), COLOR Printing at an additional cost of $150.00 for a Total $190.00 Lois & Charles Jennings (PL), Bobby Salm (GB). MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO : HLCS and Mail to: HLCS, 335 Lincoln Hills, Mail subscription = $10.00 per year Coatesville, IN 46121 All subscriptions are renewable in February or drop off at the HLPOA Office DEADLINES FOR NEXT ISSUE: BUSINESS CARD ADS: 3 1/2” X 2” Ad in the HIGHLIGHTS on page 15 Articles / Ads: Due by the 24th of the month Cost $20.00 for the month inserted Advertising Flyers - BY THE 27th of Month Availability: ONLY 8 Ads per issue. Business Card Ads - BY THE 27th of Month FLYER or BUSINESS CARD AD Original to print can be dropped at POA Office or e-mailed to Flyers, Articles & Ads [email protected] or [email protected] can be e-mailed to the Contact: Harold Paetow - 189 MS; phone: 765-386-6287 or cell: 317-966-6876 [email protected] or [email protected] also can drop off at the Clubhouse All material must be signed and must include a telephone number (in case of questions) Remember WE DEPEND ON YOU FOR NEWS. MAY 2010

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Page 3 HERITAGE LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES Following are the edited minutes of the POA Board of Directors meeting (as interpreted and condensed by the staff of the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS). The meeting is held on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7:00 PM. at the Clubhouse and is open to all Heritage Lake POA members in good standing. The agenda includes a forum that allows members to express their views to the Board. All members are encouraged to attend. The POA Official minutes can be obtained and read at the POA Office. Heritage Lake POA Website: www.heritagelakepoa.com Heritage Lake Call to Order. The meeting was called to order Manager’s Report. Charlie reported that the Property Owners Association by Ed Salm, President at 7:00 PM. Other Board Activity Center will remain closed except for M e m b e r s p r e s e n t w e r e : reservations. The Campground was “water Board Meeting Minutes M i k e L a m b e r t , B e n H i n s h a w , ready” for the campers on April 3rd. The Ma- APRIL 12, 2010 J i m M c C r a r y , J o d y D e F o r d , rina which opened March 20th is doing great, Neil Schneider and Brian Waldman. thanks to the warm weather we have been ex- Announcements: Also present were Charlie Beard, Property periencing. Weed treatment for the lake has Manager, Tracy Montgomery, Recording Sec- been scheduled for May 18th and will close the Clear Creek Conservancy – No Report retary and 15 members. lake one day, with irrigating restrictions for Floyd Township Fire Department – Roger Presentation of Agenda. Ben Hinshaw asked seven days. We are looking to replace the wave Wright reported that they have seven new fire that his name be replaced by Ron Riggen as the runner for security. For the latest information fighters that have completed their training. person reporting on the Campground. So on events, please check our website Heritage- changed, and Agenda was approved. lakepoa.com. Assessments are ahead of last FTFD has received a grant from the Putnam Presentation of Minutes. year. Staff has been working with the Clean Up County Community Foundation to assist in March 8, 2010 Board Meeting. Committee to establish a “Dirty Dozen” list and developing a “call in” program so they will Approved as submitted. will contact our Attorney to assist us in these know in advance who is responding to a call. March 29, 2010 Operations Meeting. Ap- properties cleaned up. The Garage Sale is The Department has secured a vehicle that will proved as submitted. Ed Salm gave a brief scheduled for April 29, 30 and May 1, if you carry an EMT or Paramedic. A Fire Depart- overview of the meeting, because a lot of items want to be included on our map, please call the ment from North Carolina is donating a lot of are covered in this meeting that is not covered office. equipment to our Department. Many training in the normal Board Meetings. Highlights in- Old Business Forum. programs are scheduled for this spring. On July cluded: the campground water line project was There is no Old Business, therefore no forum. 3rd, besides food the Department will host a on target for completion; the restaurant ad hoc Old Business. committee should have a report for the Board There were no items for discussion. water ball tournament for areas Fire Dept. within a month, or so; the Board will not be New Business. Ed Neighborhood Watch – Charlie beard reported posting delinquents, upon recommendation R. J. Reynolds – Government Committee. that we are still looking for a Chairperson for from our Attorney; the Board set aside some Salm asked for a motion to waive the three- this Committee. There has been seven more funds to be used a reward money in case of meeting requirement for a person to serve a street lights added, bringing the total to fifteen vandalism or damage caused to our properties; Committee and to place R. J. Reynolds as the a l o n g H e r i t a g e D r i v e . the Board also agreed that May 31 would be the person to serve on this Committee. HLCS – Marianne Ash reported that she has cutoff date for donations to the pool; and we Jody DeFord so moved, Jim McCrary seconded secured someone to be a “back up” for her posi- have established a Goose Control program and and the motion passed. tion on the Committee, and they are looking for set money aside to implement the same. Open Forum. Mary Williams noted that similar people for the phone book. Treasurer’s Report. Ed Salm reported for WREB radio has a free listing of events, which Treasurer Joe Boarini that the revenue for we should use to advertize our Garage Sale. HLNAC – Beth Cox reported that the only March was $80,560.78 and expenses were Charlie will contact them. Mary also asked program scheduled for April is Scrapbooking $85,385.54, leaving a negative balance of Brian if the Conservancy could address the which is scheduled for Saturday, $4,824.76. Year to date revenue is $239,047.52 dead pine trees near their fence. Brian will April 17th beginning at 9:00 AM. and expenses are $209,220.98, address this with the CCD Board and staff at Pool Fundraising – Marianne Ash reported leaving a positive balance of $29,826.54. their next meeting. that at this Saturday’s Vet Clinic program, the Board Committee Reports. Adjournment. The meeting was adjourned Committee will be serving food with the food A&E. Ben Fuchs reported that 1 house, 2 at 8:40 PM. proceeds going toward the pool. Even though docks and 2 lifts were approved. Board of Directors Meetings: the donations are coming in slowly, they are Campground. Ron Riggen wanted to thank Next Board Meeting is making progress. It was noted that the deadline Bill Rike and his crew for getting the waterlines May 10, 2010 installed and operational before the camp- for donations is May 31st. ground opened. Ron also noted that there are 7:00 PM at the Clubhouse. Meet the Candidates – Mary Williams re- five spaces available for rent. ported that there will be ten or eleven County Clean Up. Mary Williams reported that May 22 Board Operations Meeting Candidates at the program on April 15 (7:00 is the Clean Sweep and Tox-A-Way Day. They Weds, June 2, 2010 7:00 PM at the Clubhouse PM) and after brief opening statements, will also be taking appliances this year. the candidates will answer questions from Election. No report. ATTEND AND GET ENVOLVED Government. This will be discussed later in the audience. the agenda. PLEASE SEND YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS TO: VIP Dinner – Charlie Beard reported that 90 Planning. No report. [email protected] people have responded, to date and the cutoff is Siltation. Duane Kelly reported that the dredg- April 13 for the head count going to the caterer. ing is completed for the year. Their next meet- ing is April 22 at 7:00 PM. MAY 2010

Page 4 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] HLPOA PROPERTY MANAGER Charlie Beard Notes from the Manager: Our Community Pulling Together I hope everyone had a successful garage sale last week. I want to thank Pat Livvix for all of her efforts and time in bringing this community event to the point of being a tradition that, not only we all look forward to and benefit from, but a lot of folks from surrounding commu- nities have come to enjoy. The success of an event of this magnitude does not happen overnight, it took years to get it to this point --- and for that we are all grateful for Pat’s involvement. I also want to thank the Clean Up Committee for stepping up and assisting with this year’s sale. We could not had done it without their help, and guidance. June 2nd Operations Meeting ~ Discussion about the Swim Pool - 7 pm at Clubhouse ~ PLEASE ATTEND LAKE CLOSED Tuesday, May 18th For weed treatment please observe the 7 day irrigation restriction. NOW HIRING ~ Day Camp Staff Camp is week of June 14-18; email [email protected] PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE GEESE – LET’S KEEP OUR WILDLIFE WILD 2010-2011 SCHOLARSHIP The Clean-Up Committee INFORMATIONAL MEETING Mary Williams When: 7:00 pm, “CLEAN SWEEP” & TOX-AWAY Pick up DAY Thursday, May 13, 2010 MAY 22nd Where: Clubhouse Now is the time of the year to clear your home and garage of unwanted TRASH AND TOXINS. High School Seniors residing at with a Heritage Lake Property Please see detailed flyer with the May HIGHLIGHTS. Owner and their parents or rela- tives are invited to an informa- Cub Scout Pack # 96 tional meeting regarding Heritage Lake Scholarships. The Scholar- Thanks to Cub Scout Pack # 96!!! Earth Day was celebrated very well ship Board has presented scholar- by the young boys, lead by Mrs. Dana Young of Jefferson Valley. ships to graduating high school The Cub Scouts picked up trash and debris on the Clubhouse Property. seniors each of the past two years [The Clean Up Committee really appreciates their Community Service.] and will do so again for those students who are entering their YOU CAN ALWAYS TAKE LEAVES & SMALL LIMBS [4”dia.max]…. senior year in the Fall. Anyone TO THE SOUTH END OF THE 30 ACRES. with an interest in qualifying for a scholarship is invited to this PLEASE SAVE & BRING ALL OF YOUR orientation meeting. ALUMINUM CANS to the container at the Maintenance Building. Questions call: 386-7447-ext. 113 MAY 2010

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Page 5 Weds, June 2nd at 7 PM POA Board Operations Meeting ?? SWIM POOL Discussion ?? at the Clubhouse PLEASE ATTEND MAY 2010

Page 6 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Summer Camp for Kids June 14th - 18th at Heritage Lake We need: Donations. Volunteers for; Assistant Program Directors, Lunch Bunch, Registration, and Dismissal times. Staff Counselors (applications are available in the POA office) Or email: Julie [email protected] or Cindy [email protected] All/Any Donations are welcome as our Budget has increased this year. We do have a not for profit number for tax purposes. Camp is June 14th -18th at the Heritage Lake Activity Center 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM for kids K to 8th grade. This will be a free camp and kids will receive flyers from school. Other questions contact Julie @ 765-7203605 or Cindy @ 317-627-6982 Thank you in advance, Julie, Cindy and Everlasting Foundation HERITAGE LAKE GARDEN CLUB by Bobbie Salm GARDENING DAY WILL BE THURSDAY, MAY 6TH AT 9:30AM AT THE CLUBHOUSE. WE WILL WORK ON THE BOXES AND CLUBHOUSE GARDENS MEETING DAY MAY 13TH...9:30AM AT THE CLUBHOUSE In April we had a short meeting and then we went to the Garfield Park Conserva- tory. We had a very informative one hour tour of the greenhouse. Even though it was a little cold and rainy it was all held inside and it gave us hope for Springtime and Planting time. At our May meeting we are planning to go to the Dogwood Farm Hosta garden in Brazil, In. This is their last year and they will be having their spring sale. We will also be planning our pitch in luncheon and garden tour for our June meeting. SEE YOU ON MAY 6TH FOR GARDENING DAY---GARDENING CLOTHES REQUIRED \"Despite the gardener's best intentions, Nature will improvise.\" Michael P. Garafolo MAY 2010

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Page 7 Veterans Salute and Breakfast May 15th is Armed Forces Day in America and the Pool Committee wants to honor all the veterans – Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guard. We will be serving breakfast from 8:AM to 11:AM in the basement of the clubhouse. All veterans will dine free and all others will be by donation. We have some nice items to give to those attending. We will also have a drawing for each branch of the service for an item. ‘God Bless America” and thanks to all those that have served this wonderful Country-United States of America. Everyone Welcome Marianne Ash MAY 2010

Page 8 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] SWIM POOL FUND LIST OF DONATORS “WALL OF GIVING” Double Paving BRICKS In Memory of Viola Murray Larry & Constance Schultz ABERNATHY GRANDCHILDREN Other Donations SCHNEIDER FAMILY Mike & Sharon Loveall Michael & Martha Abbett IN MEMORY OF RICHARD COOK PHILLIP & BETTY SPEARS DANVILLE AUTO SERVICE & TIRE TOBY & KRISTI BRIGGS Art & Pat Zickman Edward H Kennedy IV CLEVELAND FAMILY DAVE & JANE LIVESAY MARTIN FAMILY RONNIE DAVIDSON Jeff & Beth Dittrich John & Christine Cleveland CLODFELTER ENGINEERING CAROL LINDSEY SALM FAMILY TINA REMBUSCH Andrew & Roxanne Mitchell David & Iris Fox JS MCCULLOUGH EXCAVATING & SILT REMOVAL JANET TARTAR SMITH FAMILY BRIAN SEARCY John & Beth Metzger H L N A C Committee HYSLOP FAMILY DANNIE & TRACEY SHROUT DOOLITTLE FAMILY DELINA & LARRY ANDERSON Ron & Sue Hoff Monzingo Family - Mill Springs HEADLEY HARDWARE ALDERLEAN PEABODY DAVE'S HEATING & COOLING CHASTA HILL Steve & Diane Searcy Imogene Parker RAMIREZ FAMILY BARBARA & DANIEL PURVIS CORSARO FAMILY JOEL & KAY DLUGOS Kevin & Terry Mobley David & Janalynn Hess THE CALDWELLS JAMES & MAY DAVIS THE BRAEGER'S JIMMY THOMPSON Charlotte Miles Barbara & Daniel Purvis TEAL FAMILY MICHAEL & LISA HARRIS FEENEY FAMILY BOBBY JAMISON Jan & Steve Sallee Larry & Linda Pryor THE CALHOUNS ED & CHERYL HAMMOND PATRICIA SKILLMAN FRED & NANCY MITCHELL Jim & Ruth Montgomery Anita Camic IN MEMORY OF JOHN C & WILMA S LEMMON DAVID & RHONDA WEAVER ZERKEL FAMILY LISA & RICHARD SOHNLE Brenda Purvis June & William Brutcher BROWN FAMILY RYAN & KELLI BURRESS SHEETS FAMILY JAMES & ANGELA CALLAN Philip & Betty Spears Larry & Rosalyn Antcliff THE JANI FAMILY PAUL ARVIN TROUT FAMILY MICHAEL & VICKI GROSS Toby & Kristi Briggs Marilyn & Charlie Beard EASLEY'S WINERY & HLNAC MICHAEL & CAROL INABNITT THE LYONS DUANE & KATHLEEN WILLIAMS Dave & Jane Livesay Eric & Melissa Effinger THE SCOTT FAMILY JOHN & MARY JACOBS RICKOFF FAMILY DENNIS & KATHLEEN NIXON Ronnie Davidson Steven Orner MATTHEWS FAMILY BERYL CASTLE JEAN & LEE NASCIMBEBE KENNETH & THELMA HUNTER Janet & Clinton Boxhorn Jones-Pearce BARBER FAMILY DAVID & SHERRI ANE CANAAN COMMUNITY CHURCH JOHN & DOROTHY MCINTRYE Frank & Nancy Skala Jack & Carol Synder REED FAMILY JEFFERY ELDRIDGE COX FAMILY Tim & Marilyn Dorsey In Memory of Jim Pell PYNE FAMILY STEVE & BONNIE TRENT ETTER FAMILY Rodger & Debbie Winger John & Mary Deegan SCHOETTLE FAMILY DONNA HEINRICH HERITAGE LAKE CLEAN UP COMMITTEE JAY & JANEAN EDWARDS Joann Strack Lieske DON & DONNA WILSON MAY 2010 JEFF & ANITA WRIGHT Sarah Frank Ben & Lea Anne Fuchs MICHAEL HORVATH JOHNNIE SHOEMAKER Robert & Linda Gray The Gonzalez Family SUSAN WHITE TERRY & KATHY KUNKEL Frank & Jonell Kovaleski Don & Marilynn Lewis THE BOSWELL'S Earl & Nancy Dodson Millie & Wayne Miller Kitty & Jim Wynn Gavin Garner Richard J Ruhe, Sr Jake's Body Shop Elizabeth & William Albers Treasures Flea Market Michael & Jerri Slocum Arnold & Missy Edgar Carol Lindsey David & Patricia Atchley Buford & Judith Peebles Brian & Tina Grigsby & Family Thomas & Mary Dixon Mike & Janelle Clements Billy Thomas Woody & Lois Napier Dave & Sue Kapitanek Heritage lake Clean Up Committee Tina Rembusch Steve & Laura Warner Janet Tarter Brian & Grace Badman Brian Searcy Keith & Cathy Mullens Arnold & JoAnn Wallen Gary & Susan Proctor David Cutler Rajid Sood & Family Dannie & Tracey Shrout Marsha Bemis Aaron & Chasity Catney Joseph & Mary Manetta Delina & Larry Anderson Ron & Celeste Thompson Alderlean Peabody Jim & Norma DeLaBar Chasta Hill Roger & Saly Koelpin

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Page 9 SWIM POOL FUND LIST OF DONATORS Single Paving BRICKS LEAANNE & BEN FUCHS CINDY & GARY WARE BUTCH & JULIE FODRIE GENE & NANCY HULL & FAMILY JOEL & KAY DLUGOS PAM AND PHIL MCKINLEY THE HENNESSY FAMILY THE NOVAK FAMILY MARK AND VALERIE ABERNATHY THE SUCH FAMILY ACTS 17:28 THE CRAIG FAMILY GAY AND LEN BEHLING NORM & KATHY HEINRICHS JIM & KATHIE HILL HUMMEL FAMILY PATTY & TOM OCONNER THE EFFINGER FAMILY SETH&DREW PEEBLES BRYCE WOODALL DANIEL & LUCINDA BOLER TOM & JUDY TROWBRIDGE KEVIN PHYLLISS LACY DANIEL TAYLOR DON,TRACY,JUSTIN JACOB MONTGOMERY MARY CATHERINE & JOHN DAVIS RICHARD & JANICE DUFF HENDRICKS COUNTY HOSPITAL GARY & CAROL FITZGERALD JACK & BEATRICE JONES MURRAY & SARA PRIDE BOB & SANDI PORTER CD & PAT ROBBINS Other Donations ALAN & LAURA BLACKLEDGE KELLY & ELIA HUNT TAMI REMSBURG & TAYLOR ROBERTS MARK & ANNETTEE FENNEY THE CORA'S PETE & MARY BARBARICH THE ABBETT'S DAVID & CLAUDIA WOODEN COAL ANDERSON STEVE & DEBBIE BAKER THE PULIZA'S DON & SHIRLEY STEWARD THE LONG'S DUANE & KATHY WASS KELLY & MADDY PURVIS KANDE & TOM UBELHOUR THE ROBERTS' DAN & ELLEN SMOCK THE ALEXANDER'S AUDREY BIRTCHMAN WES & JANIS GILBERT THE DERMONDS: EDWIN & MARGARET THE RICHMOND'S RON ,CHRISTIA, DREW & ALANNA NUNEZ THE SULLIVAN'S JOY MACKEY JOHNSON, MALLOTT & WILLIAMSON INS SARA, ALYSON, & NICHOLE GODDARD THE KEMPER'S DAVE, ELLEN, JOSH & ETHAN ANTCLIFF THE WILLOWBY'S HERITAGE LAKE QUILT CLUB THE DEHOFF KIDS: DOUG AND LOIS HOLDSWORTH FAMILY THE LUDLOW'S BOB & NANCY ETIENNE THE ETTNER'S HERITAGE LAKE COMMUNITY SERVICE JAN & STEVE SALLEE LUPE & SHARON CASTILLO-SOTO THE MILLER'S CALVARY FELLOWSHIP THE PURVIS' JIM & MARIANNE ASH KIT HENDRY AND TERRY KIEFER MAY & LOWELL DAVIS TOM & EILEENE SCHABEL DARLENE O'KEEFE IMOGENE PARKER HAROLD & DEE SATTISON LAPIERRE FAMILY HAROLD & ROSEANN PAETOW JOSEPH & JANICE BAELE DICK & PEG BOUSUM MARK & MONICA LAZAR KNUTESON FAMILY DAN & LORI DOTLICH RON & MARY DAVIS NICHOLAS & ERIN ROSEBOOM FOR OUR LOVED ONES FREIJES KATHLEEN COATS WAYNE & SUSAN STRICKLAND BILL & ROXANNE PANNELL KAY & GENE ROWE BRIAN & DAWN BARBER THE GRIGSBY'S: BRIAN, TINA,& B.E.&A LEIGH & JERRY JONES MASON & SUE GRANT ROB & MONICA GIPSON HERITAGE LAKE GARDEN CLUB JOHN RIESER GARY & ALICE BATES ROSS & KRISTA DAHLSTROM WOODY & LOIS NAPIER SCOGGAN FAMILY BRUCE & JULIE EDMONDS THE KOUNS' MATTHEW COATS THE TALBERT'S KEITH , JAMIE, HANNAH & EVAN THE SPRECHERS & THE SHUPES SHARON & JERRY WOOD MIKE & SHARON MCLAUGHLIN GARY & ALICE BATES KENT & KAREN GOFF LISA HAYES ROD AND CHRIS MILLER JEFF & TAMRA CHASTAIN RICHARD & DELORES MALICOAT JOSEPH & DEBRA SHEPARD TONY & JULE GRAY PATRICIA & HAYDEN STEAGALL THE COLLINS FAMILY SHANNON & SUE LIEB THE ALKIRE'S THE PITNER'S THE FAUQUHER FAMILY JIM & NORMA HAZELWOOD THE FOX'S THE ROUDEBASH'S RITA & LARRY GOEN PATTY STUCKEY FAMILY THE GILES' THE CLARK'S THE MITCHELL FAMILY LYNN & JACK GLUNT THE OWEN'S THE REMBUSH'S HAP & DORIS HEAVIN FRANK & NANCY SKALA THE AMICK'S MIKE & DEE HEAVIN OWENS DON AND CARA FROSCH MATTINGLY FAMILY THE SIPLE FAMILY MILLER & FODREA FAMILIES LARRY BUSH BOB & PAT GULLEY JANET HROCH JOE HROCH JR DAVID & BARBARA HYSLOP & BOYS NORMA KATIE, BEN, MAGGIE, ALLEN LOIS & CHARLES JENNINGS SHIRLEY & MAURI HARRISON CORBIN BRAEGER JANE & HARRY BELL ROBERT & BONNIE WATSON TOM AND MARY DIXON DENNY & SOPHIA GATES JONES - PEARCE THE PRICE GRANDKIDS CHERI & CHUCK LAPIERRE PATRICK & CANDACE MONZINGO BOBBY & ANN TEFTELLER SNYDER FAMILY: KEITH,PAM, CAMBEN BOB & LOIS HANSEN SUE & JIM NEHRIG CHARLIE & MARILYN BEARD LARRY & ROSALYN ANTCLIFF BYRON ANDERSON HEADLEY FAMILY GENE & DONNA MILLS KARPINSKI FAMILY GARRETT & KATHY RICHARDSON HERITAGE LAKE GARDEN CLUB BRUCE & JULIE EDMONDS MATTHEW COATS THE CLEMENTS FAMILY RON & KAY BYRD DUANE & JANET KELLY HERITAGE LAKE CAMPGROUND MAY 2010

Page 10 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Monies collected as of May 1st is $43,109.00 for the HLPOA Swim Pool Fund. SNACK SHACK GRILL RETURNS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND! Sunday & Monday, May 30 & 31, 11am to 7pm each day Heritage Lake Marina Menu features our famous ribeye steak sandwiches, hamburgers, brats, cole slaw, baked beans, chips, cookies/desserts, drinks! SEE YOU THERE!!! HLNAC CALENDAR OF EVENTS MAY 15th - SCRAPBOOKING 9:00 AM - ? CLUBHOUSE 17th - HLNAC MEETING 7:00 PM CLUBHOUSE JUNE 21st - HLNAC MEETING 7:00 PM CLUBHOUSE JULY 3rd - INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION (Check HIGHLIGHTS for more information) FOR MORE INFO CALL BETH COX 386-2419 OR BOBBY SALM 386-7199 MAY 2010

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Page 11 POOL FUND NEWS The Pool Committee keeps working hard to achieve their goal of having a Swimming Pool for this coming summer. We really need everyone’s help---everyone that owns one or more lots, with or without a house. Many of us on the committee will never use the pool for swimming but we want the children to have a safe place to play in the summer. Several of us have been teachers or worked in schools and know and care about the children and their sum- mer needs. Please help us keep these children safe and show them we really care. We had a very successful garage sale this year as well as last year. Between the two sales we’ve made over $3000—not near what we need but great. Thanks to all of you who do- nated to the sale and all of those that helped: Missy Edgar and Richard Ruhe with the help of Phyllis Taylor, Peggy Purvis, Jim Ash, and Jan Sallee cooked and sold lots of goodies; Nancy Schuch, Marie Goins, Lois Napier, Pat Reiva, Janelle Clements, Mary Williams and Nancy and Frank Skala plus the kitchen help spent hours setting up the sale and manning it. Thanks to all of you that purchased items or donated money in our jar. You all are real caring POA people. Keep up the good work and let’s get the pool in for not only the children but for every- one. Nancy Schuch has said she will be happy to teach water aerobics in the morning for non-working people and in the evening for working people. How great is that!! I’ve never been in the pool but I’ll do that. I also want to thank the office staff for coming to the basement after working in the of- fice and help pack up the left over items and the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts with their leaders for packing the truck from the Humane Society. Mary Williams took all the left over baby items to the Carenet Pregnancy Center –How great was that, also. Let’s all get on the “Band Wagon” to get the job done because we’re all one Family of Heritage Lake Property Owners that need to think of our future and the future of our families and our home values. Thanks, Thanks, Thanks Marianne Ash, Pool Committee Chairman HLPOA Swim Pool Fund Committee Weds, June 2nd at 7 PM will meet Wednesday, May 19th 1:00 PM POA Board Operations Meeting at the CLUBHOUSE ?? SWIM POOL Discussion ?? Bagel and Cream Cheese Sale at the Clubhouse The Pool Committee has many bags of Bagels and Cream Cheese. Bagels for $2.00 a bag—and packets for 20 cents ea. PLEASE ATTEND Great for breakfast. Call Marianne Ash 386-7554 if interested. MAY 2010

Page 12 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Heritage Heartland Homemakers by Nancy Skala On April 20th members and guests gathered at the Clubhouse for an “Egg- Dish” potluck lunch. There were all kinds of dishes shared made from eggs, including some hot main dishes to delicious desserts. Our Hostesses this month were Sue Holzer and Pam Miller, and each person received an “Earth Friendly Bag” at their place setting in honor of Earth Week. The Hostess Gift was won by Rosalyn Antcliff. At 1pm our President called the meeting to order. After our opening items, Secretary’s Report and Treasurer’s Report followed our individual Committee Reports by members. Next, some of the items covered under Old and New Business: we were each reminded about bringing our “Pennies for the 2010 Fair”; a review of the District Meeting held in Parke County last month; discussed our “Recycle” Projects to be made from denim for the 2010 Fair; our Casino Trip held on April 14th; the Spring Dessert to be held at the end of the month at Putnam County Fairgrounds where our club will be hosting a Chicken & Noodle Dinner for 150 Putnam County Homemaker Members along with the Rustlers Homemakers Club; and lastly we selected a date to make pillows for Riley Hospital in May. Our Lesson usually follows the Business Opening portion of our meeting but was delayed until the end of our meeting as Sue Holzer and Pam Miller presented our Lesson on making Cards. The two ladies brought many craft items so that each of us could make two or more cards each complete with envelopes. The finished products included buttons, ribbons, lace, puffy flowers and butterflies, glue, glitter, many types of stamps with assorted colors of stamp pads, peel and stick fancy print of individual letters for Names or Words to personalize our cards, other crafty items to glue, fancy pens for the written or printed words, and of course Baby Wipes to clean our hands and the tables of the ink and glue, (one of my cards I placed on the refrigerator with a magnet when I got Home as my “Art Project” to share with my family). Our meeting adjourned at 3pm following our Closing Prayer. Reminder to bring to our meeting next month an item that could be, or has been, reused, redone, restyled, or recycled; the items brought will be part of our Lesson for May. food for thought In the last few years of my flying career, even the smaller airplanes were fitted with “glass cockpits.” For a large part, flying has become a task of managing an impressive array of data. A moving map display relays every feature on the ground. The map can be overlaid with the present weather from airborne radar or satellite. That in turn, can be combined with routing, real-time traffic and airport approaches. But for all the high tech, there is a humble little instrument that looks out of place on that space age panel. Straight out of the 1940’s is a vacuum powered standby horizon. The FAA mandated that every glass cockpit must have one, and in this case, it was a wise call. Because if all the gee whiz gismos ever fail, the pilot would need this instrument to survive. It would tell him or her, which way was up. When the average pilot disregards his instruments in the absence of visual cues, their senses are completely fooled within 60 sec- onds. Turns feel like you’re going up, but you are actually sending the plane in a downward trajectory. Pilots have a name for it; the graveyard or death spiral. It’s not only our physical senses that suffer disorientation. Our moral senses can get turned around as well. Life can dish out some complicated situations, and when our ethics bend with our situations, we are soon flying blind. Crime, broken families, at risk youth, drugs, alcoholism; they are all lives caught in the spiral. It happens very fast in our high tech, fast paced world. What does a church do for the community? It is that reliable little instrument on the side of your panel. It is a reference to show which way is up. It doesn’t make the rules, it just faithfully reflects the principles God has already put in place. A great pilot once said, “Flying isn’t dangerous as long as you remember it’s dangerous.” Such wisdom fits life in general. Life is a wonderful thing, but it can quickly become a living hell if we lose the sense of which way is up. There’s an instrument to help, it’s called the church. …Anyway, it’s certainly food for thought. Kevin Thompson is pastor of Canaan Community Church, just off Gettysburg, 800E in Heritage Lake MAY 2010

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Page 13 Heritage Lake Book Club by Marianne Novak Crying Tree by Naseem Rakha stirred up lots of emotions for us both as we read the book, and then when we discussed it. To us mothers, the death of a child would be the worst thing that could happen to us, especially a violent death as depicted in this book. We rated it 3.3. Future selections are as follows: May 12 A Change in Altitude by Anita Shreve June 9 The Help by Kathryn Stockett July 14 A classic book of your own choosing Join us on May 7 at DePauw University when we listen to Nobel Laureate, F. W. de Klerk, speak in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of Apartheid's End. Regular meetings are held at the Clubhouse at 1 P.M. on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. For more information, call Julie Prather at 386-2431. Also, when you're at the Clubhouse, visit the bookcase in the small conference room to \"borrow\" a book. Return it when you are finished reading it. The Clear Creek Conservancy District board of directors met April 14, 2010, at 3:00 p.m. at the district’s office. Directors Present: Brian Waldman, Robert C. Hansen & J. Duane Kelly Also attending: Kathy Deer, Administrative and Financial Manager; Doug Clodfelter, Plant Operator and Operations Manager; Harold Paetow and Richard Ruhr. Brian Waldman moved to approve the minutes of the last meeting. Duane Kelly seconded. Vote unanimous. Kathy Deer reviewed the financial report for the month ending March 31, 2010. Brian Waldman moved to approve the financial report and Register of Claims, with the exception of the claim from the Putnam County Treasurer for mailing Exceptional Benefit Assessments, dated March19, 2010 through April 14, 2010. Duane Kelly seconded. Vote unanimous. Brian Waldman moved to adopt Resolution 2010-3 setting the Sewer Connection Fee at $1,520.00 effective July 1, 2010. The fee is adjusted annually to reflect the change in the CPI-U. Duane Kelly seconded. Vote unanimous. Kathy Deer provided a written report. No Certificates of Deposit mature until May. The Sewer 99 CD’s will be cashed in to call the 2017 and 2018 bonds as was budgeted for this year. A worksheet showing a redemption plan for the 2001 bond issue was also re- viewed. Brian Waldman moved to authorize an additional appropriation to call bonds financing the 2001 sewer installation project. Duane Kelly seconded. Vote unanimous. Garth Hughes has not yet submitted the engineering agreement for the dam inspection to be completed this year. The billing summary shows 1,324 active accounts, one more than last report. The February/March billing statements are due on April 15. Based on conversation with customers it has been determined that customers whose bills were included in the 3-digit 461 sort were delayed somewhere in the postal system and the bills going to Fillmore addresses were not delivered until Monday, April 12. The bills were mailed on March 11. Due to the known postal delivery problem, Brian Waldman moved to not assess late fees on all accounts until April 30. Duane Kelly seconded. Vote unanimous. There were 53 lien warning letters mailed on March 30, 2010. Doug Clodfelter provided a written report showing the average daily flow at 427,000 GPD and peak flow at 691,000 GPD for the month of March, with rainfall at 3.2 inches. A new Power Boss pressure washer with a Honda engine was purchased to replace the old one that was malfunctioning. A new tool box for the utility truck was purchased. Spear Incorporation made repairs to the chlorination equipment. Mike and Don will be replacing the 6” gate valve on the pump truck. Sludge is scheduled to be hauled in the next 30 days before spring planting of the field. Some areas of rip rap around the dam above the water line needs some addi- tional rock. No further information is available at this time on the POA’s pole barn plans. Some evergreens in the planting around the treatment plant fence have died and will be removed. The next regular meeting is rescheduled for 3:00 pm. on Thursday, May 20, 2010, at the district’s office. MAY 2010

Page 14 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] Classified Ads & Announcements FREE Guitar Lessons: SKIN SO SOFT Bug Guard season is here. Raymond E. Deyo If interested, call Kevin at 386-7434. For Sale: 2001 Bennington 20 ft Pontoon, 50 Every one at Heritage Lake can use this Passed away April 13, 2010. Avon product. All proceeds from sale of this A Long time Heritage Lake hp Yamaha 4 Stroke motor, nice Cond. $7,000 product or any items purchased in Avon resident and a member of our Security. Can see at 189MS, call: 386-6287 campaigns 11 and 12 through the month of Our Sympathy goes out to his wife May will go to the Swim Pool Fund. Carolyn Sue DeBurger Deyo; daugh- For Sale: Pontoon with 30 HP motor; Honda Call Peggy Purvis at 765-386-5446 for free, ters Kathleen (Dennis) Dickerson of no-obligation brochures. Indianapolis, Angela (Galen Klinger) spree ; moped; Saw filing/sharpening equip- Deyo of Ohio, Michelle Rae Deyo of In- ment; NCR Cash register; work cabinets for For Sale: 2000 CONVERTIBLE MUS- dianapolis, Dortha Rene (Don) Moles of basement or garage; lawn sweeper, pull type; Coatesville and Arla Louise (John miscellaneous items at 79GB Call 386-2787. TANG, V6, 92,000 miles, white, auto trans Billingsley) Deyo of Clayton; son Jeffrey MACH premium sound, air, power every- W. (Kathy) Brown of Greenfield; 11 For Sale: 1997 Regal 2100 LSR, low 300 hrs), thing., with leather. great looking car! grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; $4900 OBO. 386-2071 765-721-0566. and sisters Lucille Faulkner of Danville 350 Chevy with Turbo Stainless Prop and origi- and Leah Hostetter of Thorntown. nal Prop, road cover, clean and well maintained. For Sale: 1999 Saturn SC1. Apprx 167000 Easy Loader Twin Axle Trailer. NEED A RIDE? Asking $13,000.00 O/B/O. Call 386-2571 miles. Red, manual trans, air, pwr windows, cruise, upgraded sound. Has been a very Call 1-765-848-1508 For Sale:2001 MAXUM 1800 SRL. Metal- dependable car, cheap to drive and main- tain. $1900 OBO. 386-2071 765-721-0566. Rural Transit Service is Available lic green on white. Well maintained, low hours great runabout. 190 HP 4.3 V6 MerCruiser. For Sale: Shore Master Boat Lift with top, \"County Sweeps\" will operate Monday through Friday Will sell with or without electric lift. MUST with demand-response service available County wide. SEE! $8900, OBO. 386-2071 765-721-0566 Can be seen at Heritage Lake. $1500.00. This will include curb-to-curb service available from For Sale: 1987 17’ Kayot Deck Boat, 165 Call 765-386-7347 or email at home to destinations within Putnam County; including [email protected] hp mercrusier, trailer, stored inside in winter, For Sale: REFRIGERATOR - Norge 23 appointments, shopping areas, $2500.00, call 765-471-7025 or 765-337-3904 and other personal and business Locations. ask for Ed CuFt. white, side/side, w/ice maker, works LIKE NEW! Call 386-2901. $100 - OBO. All fares are 75 cents one-way, For Sale: 1994 Harris Sunliner 240 24’ pon- monthly passes for $15.00. Pets: FREE TO GOOD HOME--2 female toon, w/Trailer and 50hp Johnson – all in good condition w/life jackets. $3900. 765-386-7126 cats (spayed & front-declawed) (calico & grey/white) and 1 male cat (neutered & For Sale: Used Great Lakes boat lift, 2000 front-declawed) (all grey)--will provide all supplies & food start-up--owner has aller- lb, 22’ canopy, electric motor, 93” max beam gies! Call 386-2175 (great for fishing boat), fresh cables, installed at HL for $2000. Can see at 196LH, 386-6780 Services: Tyler's Car Cleaning Service at For Sale: 1998 28ft. Jet Ski trailer. Holds up Heritage Lake- Saving money for college. Exterior wash, interior detailing, wax. Call or to 4 Jet Skis, Good Condition. Can be seen at text Tyler at 1-812-251-7539 for prices. Heritage Lake Storage. $2450. Call 386-7264 Bookmobile Schedule For Lost & Found Pets The bookmobile visits Heritage Lake Call Lisa Mock 386-6762 at two locations every Tuesday! MAY 4, 11, 18 & 25 If you are able to take in a homeless animal on a temporary or permanent basis The Clubhouse from 12:30 pm to 1:15 pm please give Lisa a call. Thanks! The HL Marina from 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm Sausage and gravy biscuit breakfast, Groveland Lodge, 1st Saturday of month Access the Library Website at www.putnam.lib.in.us BIBLE STUDY Friends of the Library The BIBLE STUDY group meets every Tuesday, On the second Saturday of each month, the Friends of the Putnam County 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM at the Clubhouse. Public Library hold a book sale, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the library, which This is a non-denominational study of the Bible. is located at the corner of College and Poplar in Greencastle. We use Les Feldick study tapes with discussion afterward. Our books are new and used; donated by individuals or withdrawn from the No fees along with free Coffee & Donuts. Free Bibles available. library’s circulating selection; fiction and non-fiction; on all kinds of topics Guests are Welcome. Call Jan Pell 386-2170 for more information. and subjects; for adults and kids, homeschoolers, scholars and pleasure- readers. The selection is huge, and the prices are incredibly reasonable...fifty cents for paperbacks, a dollar for hardbacks, with a few exceptions! Each month there is special pricing on certain subjects or authors… two for the price of one! For more information, call the Putnam County Public Library at 653-2755 or Mark Mock at 386-6762. MAY 2010

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PHaEgReI1T6AGE LAKE CHOeMriMtUaNgeITYLaSEkReVIHCIEGS,HINLCIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] or [email protected] 335 LINCOLN HILLS U.S.P.S. COATESVILLE, IN 46121 POSTAGE STAMP VIEW HIGHLIGHTS AT: www.heritagelakepoa.com/Highlights/newsletter.htm Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 02 03 04 9:30 AM Bible Study 05 06 07 08 9AM Put Comm. Mtg 6 AM to 6 PM Deliver HIGHLIGHTS PRIMARY ELECTION 7 PM FTFD Board A&E Plans Due at FTFD Firehouse Meeting-Firehouse 7:30p Men's Bridge 09 10 11 9:30 AM Bible Study 12 13 9:30AM Garden Club 14 15 9AM-? Scrapbooking 8AM - 11AM Clubhouse MOTHERS 7 PM POA 1 PM Quilt Club 1PM BOOK CLUB 7 PM A&E Meeting VETERANS SALUTE DAY Board Meeting & BREAKFAST 16 ARMED FORCES DAY Clubhouse 7 PM Habitat for 7PM EUCHRE Humanity Info Mtg. 22 8 AM to 3 PM CLEAN SWEEP CLUBHOUSE & 8 AM to 11 AM 17 18 9:30 AM Bible Study 19 20 21 HIGHLIGHTS TOX-AWAY DAY 1:00PM POOL 10 AM CCCD Mtg ARTICLES DUE 6 PM Putnam County HERITAGE HEARTLAND FUND COM- 1 PM Bridge Club HOMEMAKERS MITTEE MTG. Commissioners Mtg LAKE CLOSED 7 PM HLNAC Mtg 7PM Planning Cmte. Mtg Clubhouse 23 24 25 9:30 AM Bible Study 26 27 28 29 9AM Clean-Up mtg 1 PM Quilt Club 7 PM Lake Cmte. 7 PM Siltation Mtg. HIGHLIGHTS FLYERS & ADS DUE 30 11 AM - 7 PM 31 9:10 AM the VFW JUNE 01 JUNE 02 JUNE 03 JUNE 04 JUNE 05 Snack Shack Grill Memorial @ Cemetery 9:30 AM Bible Study Ribeye STEAKS, 11 AM - 7 PM 7 PM POA Ops Mtg Deliver HIGHLIGHTS Hamburgers & Snack Shack Grill Brats @MARINA MEMORIAL DAY ?? SWIM POOL?? A&E Plans Due 7 PM FTFD Board 7:30p Men's Bridge Meeting-Firehouse MAY 2010