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Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page Publisher: HERITAGE DRIVE 30 MPH Speed Limit Sept. 14th, 15th, 16th See Page 14 HERITAGE LAKE CANVAS, WINE & DESSERT! SUNDAY SPECIAL EVENT! CLEAN SWEEP Sunday, Sept. 17, Saturday, SEPT. 23rd 4:00 pm, See Page 4 8AM - 2PM Activity Center See Page 13 $1.30 08 31 2017

Page 2 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 GENERAL Manager: Harold O. Paetow ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS! EDITORS: Tom & Marianne Novak TREASURER: Dee Heavin in the Heritage Lake Community Services’ HLCS Inc. PUBLISHER & PRINTER Do you have a business that you want Heritage Lake Community Services, Inc. to publicize to our Heritage Lake residents? Or do you know of a business that could benefit from expo- President: Harold Paetow sure to our community? The Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS POLICY is NO negative comments are Ads begin at $50 for the year and will be listed in the allowed and all minutes, if needed are INDEX, WHITE AND YELLOW PAGES! condensed to fit by the staff of the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. Quarter-page ad:$50; Half-page ad:$80; Full-page ad: $150. Those interested in starting a new ad or renew their Ad The POA office staff, Conservancy please contact Harold or Roseann Paetow. Board, Fire District, Trustees and/or POA Board Members do not necessarily Response is by OCTOBER. 31th agree with any of the material contained in the Heritage Lake for the 2018 Directory. HIGHLIGHTS. Only the volunteer Board of the Herit- age Lake Community Services, Inc. has any influence on the policies for the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. Expenses are covered by the revenue created by the sale of advertising in the yearly Heritage Lake Telephone Directory and the monthly Commercial / Business Ads in the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS newsletter. Heritage Lake Community Services Inc. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Contact: Harold or Roseann Paetow Phone: 765-386-6287, Cell: 317-966-6876 Available at $25.00 per year See form Page 2 email: [email protected] Address: 46121 [email protected] Mail Subscription or be dropped off at the Clubhouse Please fill in the form below & enclose a payment of $25.00 (NO CASH, PLEASE!) make check payable to: HLCS and mail to: Please Check out all Harold Paetow ; Heritage Lake Community Services; of our Advertisers 189 Mill Springs; Coatesville, IN 46121 that help support The Heritage Lake Your payment will cover your Monthly subscription (12 Issues) Any questions, please call Harold Paetow at (765)386-6287 or Cell: 317-966-6876. HIGHLIGHTS NAME_______________________________________________ ADDRESS _____________________________________________ _____________________________________________

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 3 HLPOA INFORMATION Office phone: 765-386-7447 Office Hours Over the past 45 years, Heritage Lake has been made up of many exceptional people that have donated their time to the committees of their choice. These committee members do so much for our community that people do not realize the importance of these volunteers and what they do for all residents that live at Heritage Lake. Many of these volunteers have made this the great community we all have invested in. However, we live in a busier world than 45 years ago, and understand everyone’s spare time is valuable but, new committee members are always needed to continue what has built our community. This is your opportunity to have a voice and make a difference for your community. Each committee has its own agenda, from monitoring structure, to keeping our grounds and lake clean, including future planning for Heritage Lake. If you are interested in learning more about one of the following committees, please contact the office at 765-386-7447 for further information. Committees: A & E Campground Government Clean-up Lake Planning Siltation Heritage Lake Emergency Preparedness September Announcements & Closings September (2) Algae treatments for the lake: September 12th & 26th. Fall Garage sales: September 14th, 15th & 16th. The Swimming Pool will close for the season: September 21st. Fall Clean Sweep: September 23rd. The Marina will close for the season: September 25.

Page 4 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 HL - Lake Committee 2017 Lake Rules Review Eugene Arnold Mills Each month we will highlight some lake rules we ask you to adhere to when on the water. Eugene Arnold Mills, 86, formerly of Heritage Lake, This is in no way meant to replace your own review of passed away Thursday, Aug. 3, 2017. the lake rules, which are in place for your safety as well as the safety of others. Survivors include his wife of 62 years, If you are unfamiliar with the rules, please take the time Donna Mills; six children, Ann Felgen to familiarize yourself and your family and guests. (husband Bob), Michelle Waters, Terese Your continued enjoyment of the lake could depend on Carter (husband Monty), Jean McCorkhill your understanding of the rules. (husband David), Lisa Galligan (husband David) and Kevin Mills (wife Tina); a brother, Norman Mills The 2017 Lake Rules booklet is available at the (wife Helen); 12 grandchildren; 10 great- marina and clubhouse. grandchildren; and several nieces and neph- A guest is allowed to operate an owner’s boat only ews. He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Mi- when: chael Mills, and a grandson, Erica deCallone. *The Owner is on the boat or being towed by the same Our sincere condolences to Donna along with all his rela- boat guest is driving tives and friends. *The Owner is on the same personal watercraft with the operating guest or is on another PW operating within 200’ of the guest operated PW or on a boat within 200’ CANVAS, WINE & DESSERT! of the guest operated PW. All guests must adhere to the lake rules as well. SUNDAY SPECIAL EVENT! THIS RULE IS FOUND UNDER SECTION B. ON PAGE 4 Operation of watercraft between Sunset and Sunrise: Sunday *No watercraft shall operate at a greater speed than Sept. 17 IDLE SPEED. This means NO WAKE! 4:00 pm, If your lights need to be on then you need to be at idle. THIS RULE IS FOUND UNDER SECTION F. ON PAGES 9-10 Boat operation when returning to a downed skier at the HLPOA Activity Center or tuber. *Always return at idle speed and ALWAYS turn To create a beautiful 16x20\" canvas picture guid- RIGHT toward shore and NOT INTO THE ed by our Heritage Lake resident artist Lori Baker. CENTER LANE OF BOAT TRAFFIC. This seems to be the most ignored and unsafe practice Bring your own wine or beverage & enjoy some on the lake. delicious desserts all at the same time! THIS RULE AS WELL AS OTHERS PER- Cost is $25 per person payable by September 13 in TAINING TO THE SAFE PRACTICE OF SKIING cash or by check to HLNAC (event is sponsored ARE FOUND UNDER SECTION H. ON PAGE 13 by Heritage Lake Neighborhood Activities Com- An operator of a watercraft involved in an accident mittee). contact information, and payment in your resulting in property damage, injury or death must envelope submitted at the POA Office for place- report the incident to the Safety Patrol Officer ment in our HLNAC mail box. You can also use immediately. the POA Drop Box after office hours. It is recommended that 911 be called HURRY! Space is limited! immediately whenever an accident occurs. Your Heritage Lake Committee, along with the HLPOA Board and Lake Security, request your kind adherence to these and the other safety rules of the lake. Have a great and safe summer!

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 5 Following are the unapproved minutes of the POA Board of Directors meeting (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 & is open to all Heritage Lake POA members in good standing. The Board Meeting agenda includes a forum that allows members to express their views to the Board. All members are encouraged to attend. The POA official and approved minutes can be obtained and read at the POA Office or on the HLPOA Website. Heritage Lake POA Website: www.heritagelakepoa.com Attending: Jim Johnson, Tom Novak, and 32 public service calls. Water: 46 light at entrance, bathhouse roof, play- Rick Huddleston, Chris Grundei, Elia water safety checks, 1 30-day sus- ground surface and a drainage issue on Hunt, Neil Schneider and Charlie Beard. pension and 33 violations (30 verbal, one site. She also asked about the 3- Staff attending were Ken Rozelle and 3 written warnings) for the month of year-payback for electrical services, Debra Napier. Also present were 22 July. Citations are being handed roads in campground, and new shower members. out…slow down…the new speed lim- house. Call to Order: Rick Huddleston called the it is…. NOW 30 MILES PER HOUR. Clean Up: Mary Williams reported that meeting to order at 7:00 pm. G. Presentation of Agenda: Approved the garage sale advertising cost will be Presentation: Rick presented Beth as changed: change reporter for HL- picked up by the POA this year. Septem- Metzger with a plaque to honor her 3 EPT and add “Covenant Update” to ber 23rd is their Clean Sweep event – and years of serving as an Executive Officer Old Business. they will possibly be charging higher fees on the Board. Job well done, Beth. Presentation of Minutes: for “super loads” as well as possibly ac- Announcements July 10th Board Meeting: cepting TV s – that has not been deter- mined yet. Fifty inspection forms have A. Clear Creek Conservancy: Duane Approved as submitted been turned in to Ken for his action. She Kelly reported that they are still July 31st Operations Meeting also noted that there is a need for “knee working with the engineering firm to scooters” in the POA’s medical assis- see the scope of work that is needed Approved as submitted tance program – if anyone has one to next year. July 31st Executive Meeting donate please contact office. Keep B. Floyd Township Fire Department: Approved as submitted bringing your aluminum cans to the No report Maintenance barn. C. Treasurer’s Report: Neighborhood Watch: April Land Government: Rick reported that Alan D. reported vandalism to a boat in Pa- Jim Johnson reported that total accrued Zerkel has resigned as Chair of this com- triots Landing. Also taking donations income for the Month of July was mittee, so if anyone has an interest E. for their fall garage sale to be held $134,604; expenses were $137,464 leav- please contact Ken or the Board. this September in the Clubhouse. ing a negative net income balance as They are welcoming all to join in and ($2,860). The total accrued income year- Lake: AJ Stafford reported that mer- become new members. to-date is $937,443; expenses are chandise is still available for purchase. $824,198 leaving a net income balance The damaged swim raft at Beach will be HLCS: Harold Paetow reported that as $113,245. As of July 31st: Our short- replaced. Their committee is reviewing the Highlight distribution seems to term cash = $517,827. The total amount the rules and will make a presentation to be working very well. of our investments, which are made up the Board. They have discussed ways to of Certificates of Deposits and Money notify members when the lake is either HLNAC: Jan Salee reported that the Market Check Accounts = $686,240. closed or in “idle only”. Lake Security is “Just for Fun” Poker Run is scheduled always a topic of discussion – with rec- for August 26. They are also plan- Board Committee Reports ommendations coming to the Board. F. ning a “Canvas, Wine & Dessert” pro- A&E: Ben Fuchs reported they had 6 Fishing tournament participation is great gram – September 17 at 4 pm. They permits for the month of July; 1 house this year. will be serving food in the Clubhouse (1,497 sq. ft.), 1 fences, 1 deck, 2 docks basement during the garage sale. and 1 gazebo. Planning/Water Quality: Chris Grundei HLNAC has added some new mem- reported that they are reviewing their bers. Campground: Denise Hawkins reported initiatives and strategy for the future. A that they will have a disc jockey on the report will be forthcoming to the Board. POA Security: Jeff Freeman report- Saturday during Labor Day weekend. ed, Land: 24 traffic stops (7 citations, They are planning a breakfast fundraiser Siltation: Duane Kelly reported that the 17 warnings), 7 911 calls, 5 suspi- on September 16th. She noted a few 2 main projects for 2017 are completed. cious activity calls, 1 criminal arrest concerns regarding the campground: (Continued on page 6)

Page 6 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 They are now looking at potential pro- Open Forum their next meeting. jects for 2018. Jan Salee noted that the garage sale is Adjournment: Meeting adjourned 8:20 Emergency Planning Team: Marianne September 15, 16, and 17. Followed by pm. Novak reported that the Emergency the Canvas, Wine and Dessert program Submitted by on the 17th at 4 pm. was any Debra Napier and Charlie Beard Communication Center “test day’ is scheduled for Wednesday August 16th. Tammy Hinton asked if there They will act out a disaster scenario and word regarding her driveway. Ken said check out the system and its operation. the County agreed to correct the prob- Red Cross is still offering free smoke de- lem and he will contact them and get tectors at the lake, contact the POA back with her. office. Jim Piersall noted that since bad rain Misc. Reports: and overflow of Jefferson Pond he has a Manager’s Report: Ken thanked those hole in the road at his driveway. Ken will that came to the “pool movie” Friday – talk to the County and get back to him. good time for all. He noted that Jeffer- Diane Talbert asked when the Board vot- son and Washington Ponds were treated ed on the issue regarding MS 123/124. for algae and Patriots Landing is sched- The Board discussed issue in Executive uled. The storm damage repair to Club- Session and agreed to uphold the A&E house and Activity Center is almost com- Rules – there was no voting required. pleted. 30 mph signs have been in- She expressed concern that too many stalled. He had to remove a camper “things” were discussed in Executive Ses- from the Campground because of rule sion and not open to the public. violations. Pool will remain open (weather permitting) until September 22 Ron Riggen noted that there were mow- – but with limited hours. Marina will be ing issues at the Campground that need to be addressed. Ken agreed to take closed September 25th. care of the situation. Rick thanked Ken for his effort in getting Curtis Talbert stated that he thought the speed limit reduced. the Board was “railroading issues HLPOA Activity Center Old Business Forum: No comments. through the members” and decisions were being voted on and discussed in AVAILABLE for membership rental Old Business: Executive Sessions. He also feels the Building $35/hr. 2 Board is lying to the members. hr. min; damage MS 123 & 124: Ken stated that the po- Harold Paetow asked what could be deposit $300 tential buyer has requested a 5-year pe- done about “disruptive” members riod to build a house on this property. besides asking them to leave! (Nothing, Note: There is a garage on site, but no house. as long as they are a member in good The Activity Center is in The Board agreed to table this issue. standing .) All members are welcomed. need of good condition gently used large table Covenant Change Update: Neil reported Mary Williams asked about the number games, e.g. air hockey, that we have received a total of 1,117 of speed limit signs being installed. Ken tabletop shuffleboard. votes – 728 -y, 320 – n, 15 voided and 54 will work with County on installing the returned for “wrong address”. Tom recommended number. agreed to work with Arlene through the County ”GIS” website, on the returned AJ Stafford asked who took care of the addresses. roads, especially the cul-de-sacs. It is the New Business Forum: County’s duty and Ken is working with them on developing a plan. New Business: Denise Hawkins asked about Jefferson Pond Drainage: Ken is still Campground roads. (Those belong to waiting on the engineer’s recommenda- the POA). Ken asked the campers would Donations are most tion. The Board tabled the item. accept gravel roads. Denise will check at welcome! Call 317-730-0543

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 7 BIG GARAGE SALE/FOOD CONCESSIONS TO BENEFIT NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH & HLNAC! YOUR STUFF IS GREATLY NEEDED!!! If you are not having your own garage sale for our HL Community Sales & have \"stuff\" you don't want or need, please donate to our special community security needs, our Neighborhood Watch organization! Our sale will be held at the POA Clubhouse lower level Thursday, Friday & Saturday, September 14, 15 & 16. Your \"treasures\" are welcome there weekdays Monday, Tuesday &Wednesday prior to the sale during POA office hours. For special donation arrangements or to volunteer (help is always needed & welcome!) please call April at the POA Office, 386-7447. Please tell your friends & family members! Their \"treasures\" are welcome too! PLUS FOOD CONCESSIONS (grilled burgers, hot dogs, coney dogs, etc.) ARE AVAILABLE ON SALE DAYS (to benefit HLNAC)! SO COME ON OVER! CLEAR CREEK CONSERVANCY DISTRICT The Clear Creek Conservancy District board of directors met AUGUST 10, 2017, at 10 a.m. at the district’s office. Directors Present: J. Duane Kelly Chris Schubert Director Not Present: Brian Waldman Also attending: Kathy Deer, Administrative and Financial Manager; Tiffany Deer; Doug Clodfelter, Plant Operator and Operations Manager; Tom Novak, Jim Hazelwood, and Ken Rozelle, Heritage Lake POA Manager. Duane Kelly moved to approve the minutes of the last meeting. Chris Schubert seconded. Vote unanimous. Kathy Deer reviewed the financial report for the month ending July 31, 2017. Duane Kelly moved to approve the financial report and Register of Claims, dated July 21 through AUGUST 10, 2017. Chris Schubert seconded. Vote unanimous. Kathy Deer requested the board appoint an authorized signer for the deed and sales disclosure to sell 622 Mill Springs. Duane Kelly moved to appoint Chris Schubert as the authorized signor. Chris Schubert seconded. Vote unanimous. Kathy Deer provided a written report. Co-Alliance has issued a credit of $160.43 for the federal excise tax. The Indiana Dept. of Revenue has not responded to the email about the state excise tax on fuel. A Bill of Sale and an Invoice were provided to Mittelstaedt Sports & Marine for the purchase of the Auto Crane for $4,500 on 7/21/2017. There are 1,380 account locations, the same as last month. There were 48 lien warning letters mailed on August 4. The June/July sewer access fees are due to be paid August 15. The board appointed Chris to sign the liens on Friday, August 18. Doug Clodfelter provided a written report. All tests on E-coli, CBOD, TSS, Ammonia, PH and chorine residual were acceptable in the required bienniel DMR-QA Study 7. Michael replaced the motor starter relay and capacitor start relay at LS V1. Michael installed a variable frequency drive on Pump #2 in LS G3. More quotes are being obtained to complete conversion to the Tsurimi pumps in certain lift stations. McCullough Excavating added stone around lift stations V4 and J2 that had eroded from the heavy rainfall. Doug reported that all the lights in the lab/office building have been switched over to LED’s. Michael repaired a damper above the meeting room that had never been properly installed. It was allowing cold air in the winter and hot air in the summer so it is hoped that the heat pump will work more efficiently now. Doug requested the board consider replacing the floor coverings and the board directed that quotes for laminate be obtained. Doug reported that the contractor had begun work on the treatment plant buildings. It became apparent when they began working on the roof that the white facia board and soffits would also need to be replaced to look right with the new roofing and siding. Duane Kelly moved to authorize matching facia board and soffits and to go with the darker siding color sample provided. Chris Schubert seconded. Vote unanimous. The board had previously set the next regular meeting at 10 a.m. on Thursday, September 14 at 10 a.m. at the district’s office.

Page 8 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 September is National Preparedness Month and the 2017 theme is “Disasters Don’t Plan Ahead. You Can.” We should all take action to prepare! Each week presents a new, simple step that you can do to prepare yourself for an emergency/disaster. Week 1: September 1-9 Make a Plan for Yourself, Family and Friends Make an Emergency Plan. Sign up for alerts and warnings in your area. • Learn your evacuation zone and have an evacuation plan. Check your insurance coverage. Week 2: September 10-16 Plan to Help Your Neighbor and Community Learn skills you need to help yourself and others until help can arrive. Check on your neighbors. Talk with your Power Company about utility safety. Week 3: September 17-23 Practice and Build Out Your Plans • Build & maintain emergency savings for use in case of an emergency. • Participate in an emergency drill Know how to access community resources (e.g., shelters, food banks) Week 4: September 24-30 Get Involved! Be a Part of Something Larger There are PLENTY of groups at the lake that would happily take more volunteers and the ideas of residents. Check out the cal- endar in the highlights to get involved today! September also marks the 16th year that we lost nearly 3,000 lives to senseless terrorist attacks on the United States. Let us never forget the lives that were taken on September 11, 2001. 9/11 has been declared Patriot Day as well as National Day of Service & Remembrance. What a great day to get involved and benefit your community!The Heritage Lake Emergency Preparedness Team meets the first Wednesday of each month at 7 pm in the Clubhouse and is open to all lake residents. Please join us! Heritage Lake Emergency Preparedness Team For additional information contact John Deegan [email protected] 317-846-2979 Meetings: 1st Wednesday of the month Next Meeting: Wednesday SEPT. 6, 7:00 PM-8:30 PM POA Clubhouse

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 9 Marina View We want to thank all our members for all your patience and help during this busy summer. We’ve enjoyed seeing everyone and working for you. This summer has gone really fast and here we are getting ready for fall closing, winter holidays, and family fun. A big “thank you” from Lois, the birthday surprise was great – lots of cards, cupcakes, and hugs. You are the best! We also want to say “thank you” to the McCullough Crew. What a great thing to do for our community – good food, good music, good weather, and great friends! Please come out and support the Marina fish fry, Labor Day Weekend served up by Canaan Church Volunteers. Thanks for another good year! Your Marina Crew 8.6.2017 Bass Tournament 1st... Robin & Brian 2nd... Steve Estridge & Big Fish Tyler Land Alexander 9.730 Charlie Monds 9.065 & Zach Stout 3.130 8.27.2017 Bass Tournament 1st..Steve Estridge & Charlie Monds 7.585 lbs. & Big Fish 4.080 lbs. 2nd.. Charlie Land & Blake Cross 7.495 lbs.

Page 10 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 FOOD FOR THOUGHT After the Charlottesville demonstration blew up in the news, I found myself asking, “What exactly, is the alt (alternative) right?” I didn’t care much for what I found, but I admit, I was amazed at the extensive world out there! For example: Beside the blog group with the name sake, “Alt Right”, there’s the Identitarian movement, a white nationalist movement that advocates a re- turn to “traditional western values”. The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi white supremacist website; the Traditionalist Youth Network which sup- ports “white supremacist view of Christianity” (as if that’s possible); The American Nazi Party; National Anarchism out of Britain that sub- scribes to each race living in their own confederation; The Council of Conservative Citizens, an American white supremacist group, and the list goes on and on. Needless to say, we could venture just as far into the left. Each group claims to be enlightened, each group claims to be reasonable and open, but somehow it always slides into exclusivity, violence, and hate… lots and lots of hate! Ultra-left or right, either way; they’re OK with you… until you disagree with them! It makes me think of the letters of John. Some 2000 years ago, he was dealing with the same thing, just by different names. In the face of that same polarized human mentality, here’s a summary of what he said: He who says he is in the light, and hates his brother, is in darkness until now. (1 John 2:9) Whoever hates his brother is a murderer… (1 John 3:15) If someone says, \"I love God,'' and hates his brother, he is a liar; for he who does not love his brother whom he has seen, how can he love God whom he has not seen? (I John 4:20) I should also add that the ancient Hebrew saw “hate” a bit differently than we do. “Satam” (saw-tam’) in the Hebrew or “miseo” (mis-eh’-o) in the New Testament Greek, can mean to detest or actively persecute, but it can also mean to simply “love less.” The idea being; you don’t detest someone, you just prefer others more. It’s preferential treatment, usually of our own little group. I guess that’s why special interest groups give me an uneasy feeling, no matter what the interest. If we’re all about women, men, black, white, English or Hispanic, or whatever, it is inherently preferential. We “love less.” When we devalue even one portion of humanity, we devalue being human. Consider the sad history of human atrocity, it all starts with dehumanizing someone. In our society, it seems the collective cry is getting louder. We are a nation born out of unity; it is even our name! Yet, we are watching our society polarize and fracture. How did we get here? …One thing I’ve noticed is just how far both the left and right have moved from God, as God defines Himself. But it’s not just the left or right, it’s us in the middle. With each passing year we move further from a Biblical view of the world; of life; even of God Himself! The average adult today knows less of what the Bible really says than a first grader in the days this nation was born. (Just check out the original “New England Primer!” You can find it on Amazon.) As people continue to radicalize in all directions, we are losing more than a common world view, we are losing a wise one; we have certainly lost a holy one. If any of us think we are walking in the light, or that we love God as we love others less, we are liars, and the first person to whom we are lying, is ourselves. Logic would dictate that if we are so prone to lie to ourselves, we need someone greater than ourselves. We don’t need a return to “traditional values” or religion, or even a relevant brand of Christianity, we need a return to the PERSON of GOD. Then again, that’s been what we’ve needed since we first tasted of knowledge of good and evil. God said, “if my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and … seek my face and turn from their wicked ways … I will … heal their land.” (2 Chronicles 7:14). God says, the offer still stands. ~And that’s certainly food for thought. Pastor Kevin & his lovely editor-wife are happy members of Canaan Community Church. Bible Study WOMEN’S BIBLE Wednesday ... 9:30 AM to 11:00AM .. STUDY at the clubhouse. FRIDAY ‘s at 7:00 PM Wednesday ... 7:30pm 8:30pm .. in the CLUBHOUSE small Meeting Room. at New Maysville Community Church See Calendar for September Address : 6817 CR 900E , 10 min. from the Lake The Bible is more than just another book. It's like working a big jig saw puzzle. The more pieces that come together, the clearer the picture becomes. All are invited to join us in putting together the pieces of this wonderful book, the Bible. Contact: Jim Limp 386-7512

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 11 by Marianne Novak In August we held a planning meeting for the year. Jan Hedge joined us as a guest, but we hope that she will become a member in the future! We recapped Family Fun Day at the Fair in July. All agreed that it was a huge success, but we are glad that it is behind us. A BIG THANK YOU to all who supported us at the August 12 breakfast at the Marina. We started spending the money already by donating money to Ronald McDonald’s House and the Putnam County Community Foundation. The next HHH meeting will be on Tuesday, September 19 at noon for lunch. Hostesses are Sue Hoff and Bev Spires. Donna McGinley will teach the lesson on Putnam County Foundation. Call Pam for information (386-6226). Heritage Lake Book Club by Marianne Novak We all remember the nursery rhyme, “The Little Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe,” but did you ever hear of The Little Old Lady Who Broke All the Rules? This is the book that we read for August Book Club. We laughed and munched on decadent chocolates (Ghirardelli - as in the Grand Hotel portrayed in this novel). Then we tried to imagine ourselves in Sweden with the League of Pensioners, pulling off the capers that they did. Catherina Ingleman Sundbergs’s story is a commentary on how society treats the elderly in a retirement home setting. We rated the book 3.1. September 13 Before the Fall by Noah Hawley October 11 The Shell Seekers by Rosamunde Pilcher November 8 The Last Child by John Hart If you’re interested in learning more about us, call Julia at 386-2431. Heritage Lake Garden Club by Audrey Birtchman The meeting opened at 9:45 A.M. after some delicious bread and coffee. We discussed all the ribbons won at the 2017 Fair – even a second place on our Pepper Jelly. It was a first time for the Garden Club to enter – not bad! We decided to enter again next year. We decided that we need some signs to let guests know about planting and gardens. May Davis told about wild flowers – drying and pressing. She also brought some plants to share. Donna Wilson had the program and told many common sense things about entering the fair and planting. Always add some greenery. Pick early in the morning, before bugs appear. Now is the time to watch for seeds that can be replanted other places. As we get older, we need to cut back on flowers and plant shrubs instead. It is a good idea to have cut flowers in your home. It just makes you feel good. Tomato cages are great for bracing large plants. Welcome to the next meeting on September 14 at 9:30 A.M. If you’d like to hear more call Donna Wilson 386-2702

Page 12 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Thank You HLNAC and The HLPOA members THANK YOU Shannon and Kati McCullough What an amazing and very generous gift your family gave the Lake for Dinner and the Music HLNAC wanted to also thank the following: all the participants who played, vendors who donated items for the auction. It was a huge success!! We love being able to host such a fun day for the community and our neighbors. It takes a lot of people to make it happen. THANK YOU TO ALL THE HLNAC MEMBERS NEW AND OLD AND ALL THE PEOPLE WHO STEPPED IN AS NON MEMBERS TO MAKE IT HAPPEN THIS YEAR. I do not have a complete list with full names and I do not want to leave anyone out .Please know we could not have done it with out you all. Here is a list of winners. The winners from the Just for fun Poker Run. 1. Doug Scott 2. Stefanie Smith 3. Kurt Klein The winners for the best boat. 1. Steve and Kathy Carder with the Hippie Boat. 2. Todd Hancock with the Love Boat 3. The Pearison's The Aloha Boat The winners for the best dock. 1. Jeff & Dana Hedge and a two way tie for second place between 2. Chris Grundei, Darcey Schafer & Rick and Cindy Huddleston. We want to Thank the dock host who took great care of all the participants without you this event cannot happen. The Clubhouse dock and all who worked it, Theresa Schoettle, Darcey & Chris Schafer Grundie, Dan & Ellen Smock, Rick & Cindy Huddleston, Jeff & Dana Hedge, Carol Anderson. Thank You to all the family and friends of the docks who helped. All of the dock's ROCKED!!!!!!!!

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Page 14 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Breakfast at the Campgrounds Join us for the first ever Breakfast at the Shelter House at the Campgrounds. Saturday, Sept 16th, 8 AM - till the food runs out! biscuits/gravy, scrambled eggs, breakfast potatoes, coffee or juice $5.00 per person For more info., call Denise at 765/720-4901 COMMUNITY CANCER SUPPORT Come join us !!! Every 1st Monday Where: Heritage Lake POA Clubhouse Time: 7:00 - 8:30PM Who: Anyone wanting to learn about fighting Cancer or helping others with their journey. For more info or directions please contact: Donna McGinley (765) 386-2530 Tuesday, September 5 Meeting Cancelled Due to Labor Day Holiday Topic, \"Some Good News About Cancer Monday, October 2 Treatment\" Topic: \"Benefits of Exercise and Yoga\" Christmas Party Monday, November 6 Monday, December 4

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Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 17 7383 East County Road 525 North Coatesville, IN 46121 Phone: 765-386-5956 Locally Owned and Operated by: Craig & Cathy Hinshaw of Heritage Lake and Bob & Stephanie Western of Clayton Please feel free to stop in and say Hi or talk with us any- time. We look forward to serving the Community. Thank You.

Page 18 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS! in the Heritage Lake Community Services’ Do you have a business that you want to publicize to our Heritage Lake residents? Or do you know of a business that could benefit from exposure to our community? Ads begin at $50 for the year and will be listed in the INDEX, WHITE AND YELLOW PAGES! Quarter-page ad:$50; Half-page ad:$80; Full-page ad: $150. Those interested in starting a new ad or renew their Ad please contact Harold or Roseann Paetow. Response is by OCTOBER. 31th for the 2018 Directory. Contact: Harold or Roseann Paetow 46121 Phone: 765-386-6287, Cell: 317-966-6876 email: [email protected] Address:

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Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 21 Does your gravel drive-way need an update? Call me today. 765-720-0605 Jeff Mattox, Hauling

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Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 Page 23 FOR SALE: 2004 Mastercraft ProStar Board Meeting 205 VRS speedboat and 2010 Encore Bentley 200 CRS RE pontoon. September 11, 2017, at 7:00 PM Please call 317-445-3207 for at Clubhouse details. Both boats have been stored inside and well maintained. Next Operations Meeting FOR SALE: 1987 17' Sea Ray Sept. 25, 2017, at 7:PM at Clubhouse Seville Runabout $4,000 O.B.O. Call: 317 997 0605 FOR SALE: Three La Z Boy recliners $25.00 each. (Two for $40.00.); (All three for $60.00.) Contact Janet 765-386-2266 (Jefferson Valley) FOR SALE: 2001 Bass Tracker Boat With trailer, 17.5 feet 40 horse Mercury, 1 owner garaged, $3,700.00 call Doug @ (317) 372-2138 Old Appliances HELP NEEDED: DON’T PUT THEM ON THE STREET FOR . . . is an ongoing sale to benefit Kids WASTE PICKUP Count, sponsor of the annual Characte CALL The Appliance Guy 317-504-3751 Day Camp held at Heritage Lake These bags are available at the POA Office. THE APPLIANCE GUY - 4 W. Market St., Cloverdale Picks up appliances for FREE !!! contact Cindy (386-6338) or Jan (317-730-0543). Kids Count Day Camp. PHONE : 317-504-3751… leave a message and THE APPLIANCE GUY will call you back and will pick up your appliances within 72 hours REE! NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH needs YOU, GARAGE SALE LEFTOVERS??? next meeting! Call us to look at and possibly buy! Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 20 at 7PM Cindy 317-999-7441 Ron 317-431-1959 IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911 Owners of DO NOT CALL the HLPOA security line Homestead Trading Post if you have an emergency. Formally known as the Garage Sale Building IN Bainbridge by the railroad tracks. We buy/sell and take consignments

PHagEeR2I4TAGE LAKEHeCrOitMagMeULNaIkTeY HSEIGRHVLICIGEHST, SINCEMAIL > [email protected] SEPTEMBER, 2017 189 MILL SPRINGS U.S.P.S. COATESVILLE, IN 46121 POSTAGE ADVERTISING “in the ” Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS STAMP SEE PAGE 2 or Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Aug 27 Aug 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 31 01 02 SEPTEMBER HIGHLIGHTS 11:30 to 5:30 pm AVAILABLE CANAAN Church Fish Fry MARINA 03 04 11:30 to 5:30 pm 05 06 07 08 09 7PM A&E Cmte 7PM Dominos 11:30 to 5:30 pm CANAAN Church 9AM PC Commis- 9:30AM Bible CANAAN Church Fish Fry MARINA sioners Mtg Study Fish Fry MARINA 1PM Stitch & Quilt 7PM HLEPT 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Algae treatment 9:30AM Bible 8AM Breakfast at 7:30am-12:30pm 9AM CLEAN-UP Study 9:30AM Garden Bass Tournament Cmtr 1PM Stitch & Quilt Club CAMPGROUND 1PM Book Club 10AM CCCD 7PM Women’s 7PM Euchre Club 1PM Dominos Bible Study 23 17 18 19 20 21 22 8:00AM - 2:00 PM 9:30AM Bible POOL CLOSES 7PM Women’s FALL CLEAN 4PM Canvas, Wine, 9AM PC 12PM Noon HHH Study 7PM A&E Cmte Bible Study SWEEP 7PM Neighborhood Desert Activity Ctr Commissioners Mtg 1PM Stitch & Quilt 28 29 30 Watch 1PM 7PM Women’s 6:30PM PC Council Bridge-o-rama Bible Study 27 24 25 7PM HLNAC 9:30AM Bible OCTOBER 26 Study HIGHLIGHTS 7:30am-12:30pm Marina Closed Algae treatment 7PM Lake Cmte Bass Tournament for the season AVAILABLE Marina Closes 6PM 1PM Stitch & Quilt for the Season 7PM Ops Mtg HIGHLIGHTS ADS DUE ARTICLES DUE