2019-03 HL Highlights Newsletter March

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 Page Heritage Lake HIGH- Publisher: Heritage Lake Community Services, Inc. MARCH 2019 2ND Annual Gold Bowl CHILI Cook-Off SATURDAY. March 2, 2019 Doors open at 4:00 PM Winner announced at 6:00 PM $4.00 per person You will receive a bowl, spoon, scorecards and a ticket to choose your favorite chili. Everyone is welcome, so mark your calendar and plan to come enjoy an evening with friends and neighbors! Bring your favorite beverage and join the fun! HERITAGE Lake Clubhouse – Lower Level CALL APRIL TO RESERVE YOUR CROCK POT SPOT & GET DETAILS 317-840-9804 OR 765-386-7447 Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, APRIL 20 10 A.M. for children ages 6 to 10 11 A.M. for children thru age 5 (ONE HUNT/PARTY PER CHILD, PLEASE!) $1.50 2 28 2019

Page 2 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 GENERAL Manager: Harold O. Paetow The 2019 HERITAGE LAKE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY EDITORS: Tom & Marianne Novak TREASURER: Dee Heavin was delivered to the HLPOA Members PHOTOGRAPHER: Carey Paetow ( If you did not receive a Directory you can pick one up at the HLPOA Clubhouse office) HLCS Inc. PUBLISHER & PRINTER Heritage Lake Community Services, Inc. Thanks to ALL the Advertisers & Members Chairman: Roseann Paetow The Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS POLICY is NO negative comments are allowed and all minutes, if needed are condensed to fit by the staff of the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. The POA office staff, Conservancy Board, Fire District, Trustees and/or POA Board Members do not necessarily agree with any of the material contained in the Heritage Lake 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. HeInBGtlruHaeLnBcIGeoxtHoDTtihSsepaeCvnalsuielbrahsbolaeut sitnehe&the ICf eommatpmtthyuencMiotnyatSaricentravHiecenerstirt(aaHgneLceCL. aSk).e Also can viewed & downloaded httopn:u/t/nhhdeeerHritLNagPeeOwlasAkleeWtpteeorbass..citoem/ Advertising in the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS Newsletter 6” X 8” Landscape Ad $150.00 4” X 8” Landscape Ad $100.00 Articles & Ads can be emailed to: 4” X 6” Portrait Ad $75.00 [email protected] 4” X 4” Square Ad $50.00 or be dropped off at the Clubhouse 2” X 3.5” Business Card Ad $30.00 All material must be signed and include a telephone number (in case of questions) Ads can be e-mailed To: [email protected] MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO : HLCS and Mail to: HLCS 189 Mill Springs Coatesville, IN 46121

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 Page 3 HLPOA INFORMATION Office phone: 765-386-7447 Office Hours March & April Monday thru Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday & Saturday 8:00 a.m. to Noon MANAGERS REPORT Approximately a month ago, this community lost Brett Crowder to a tragic accident on the lake. Brett would have never taken his RZR out on the ice if he felt there was a chance he would never come back. That is why things like this is called an accident. As being in law enforcement, I was in the area, and arrived within just a minute of this happing, and approximately 8 hours later was the last to leave. The response from all agencies that arrived to assist, in the case they were needed was nothing short of impressive. To all of those several agencies involved, especially the Conservation dive team, and our local Floyd Fire Department, we thank you! Within just minutes of the accident, social media at Heritage Lake began to blow up with mostly very concerned people, when everyone witnessed all the emergency personnel arriving at the marina parking lot. During this time, it is just human nature wondering what is happening in the community. It was so comforting to see how concerned and caring people can be, with their prayers, concerns, support and generosity that was displayed towards Brett‟s family. That kind of support is what truly makes an impressive display of great people. To all of you, the Crowder family and his friends thank you! Please do not forget how kind you were to one another during this time. Demonstrating this kindness to one another everyday can turn a tragedy into something positive. The rest of my statement is merely spoken out of respect to Brett and for anyone else in the future. Unfortunately, there is always a few on our local social media sites that continue to post negative comments, or remarks that simply have no basis of truth that are so hurtful to the families and to their friends. This message is for these individuals! Please stop and think twice about what you are posting. We are better people than this. Don‟t get me wrong, social media has a lot of great use, but not to become an arm chair quarterback, to set in front of a key pad and make comments you have no clue what you are talking about. Things such as, what could have been done, what should have been done, mistakes that were made, why our fire department made up of only volunteers, does not have rescue divers. And also comment that this accident was caused by lowering the red flags. I am begging you…Please stop with all incentive remarks that are posted by these few individuals, that is hurtful to others involved, what ever the topic may be. I plead with the administrators of these sites, please take a long look at these individuals, that if they continue, please consider removing these people from your page. If you have taken the steps to delete such negative and un-truthful comments posted, thank you for doing so. I knew Brett, but my only regret is, that I did not know him much better. Because from what I hear, he would have been a fun guy to hang around. Rest in peace Brett, and may your family and friends find some comfort! Respectfully, Ken Rozelle

Page 4 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 HERITAGE LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Unapproved minutes of the HLPOA Board of Directors meeting January 14, 2019 The HLPOA Board meeting is held on the 2nd Monday of each month at 7:00 PM. at the Clubhouse & 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 PROPERTY December 17th Operations Meeting Emergency Planning Team: OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION Approved as submitted Meetings to resume in March 2019. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MINUTES December 17th Operations Executive Meeting January 14, 2019 Approved as submitted Misc. Reports: Attending: Chris Schafer, Jim John- Manager’s Report: son, Thomas Novak, Ken Riggen, Paul Treasurer’s Report: Ken started by thanking all of the Forbes, AJ Stafford and Grant Feld- sponsors that joined with Touching hake. Staff attending were Ken Jim Johnson reported the financials Hearts during the Christmas holiday Rozelle and Debra Napier. are not available, as the year end that helped make several children close is rarely completed by this time. and families over the past four years, Also present, were 12 members. As of December 31, 2018, our short- have a brighter Christmas. We thank Live stream via You Tube. term cash was $189,379 and the in- you very much, and look forward to vestments, which are made up of your kindness again next year. Call to Order: Chris Schafer called Certificates of Deposits and Money The update on the picnic shelter at the the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. Market Check Accounts = $688,610. Announcements Clubhouse point is, the material to A. Clear Creek Conservancy: Board Committee Reports rebuild a larger 18‟ x 60‟ picnic A&E: Ben Fuchs reported the com- structure, is supposed to arrive this Duane Kelly reported the recent week. My plan is to have this built snow/rain will help fill the lake. mittee approved 4 permits for the sometime by early spring. The Patri- B. Floyd Township Fire Depart- month of December; which were 4 ots Landing Park has 2 new rubber ment: Brian Ervin was unable to houses (1-1300, 2-1467 and 1-1560 coated 8-foot picnic tables and a attend the meeting no report given. sq. ft.). Ben requested the Board shade screen that will be placed in C. Neighborhood Watch: The members to consider suggested rule the spring. The 4 poles have been “Chili Cook off” has been resched- changes. set and concreted in for the screen to uled for March 2nd. All interested Campground: Ron (Ken) Riggen be attached. The newly replaced Jef- in participating please call April 765 reported the campground is closed. ferson Valley tie-up dock has been -386-7447. Meetings will resume in The next meeting is February 3, completed. There also has been a March 2019. 2019. new deck area added to include two D. HLCS: Harold Paetow was Clean Up: Meetings will resume in picnic tables. My plan is to add unable to attend the meeting, March 2019. some additional gravel for a parking progress is being made on the HL area. Also, the replacement of the Directory. Marina tie-up dock is underway, and Government: No report. Open chair hopefully weather permitting, we position. (Volunteers needed to sup- will have this completed within the E. POA Security: Brian Helmer port our Community) next 3 weeks. reported that the vacant new homes are still being burglarized. Lake: The committee will resume The new playground equipment pur- meetings in March, 2019. chased for the Campground, Marina and Lincoln Park, has been installed. Presentation of Agenda: Clean Water – Meetings will resume The only pending thing to be done is Approved as submitted. in March 2019. approximately 10 inches of mulch around the play ground equipment, Presentation of Minutes: Long Term Planning: Harold Pae- and I will be getting some prices to December 10th Board Meeting tow was unable to attend and no re- have this completed before spring. port was given. Our year end Annual Meeting will Approved as submitted take place on February 23rd, 1:30 to December 10th Board Executive Siltation: Duane Kelly reported they 3:30 p.m. located here in the lower Meeting are hopeful the drone pictures will be placed on the website for viewing by membership as well as commit- tees/groups. Approved as submitted (Continued on page 5)

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 Page 5 level of the Clubhouse. Everyone New Business: Open Forum: will be receiving the “Annual Re- port” by mail, sometime the first part of February. This meeting will Maintenance Building Addition: Marianne Novak announced be streamed live just like all of the Ken reported the new tractor and the Red Cross and HLEPT Board meetings. All Committee other equipment is sitting outside in Committee Blood Drive col- Chairs, please have your reports the weather and he would like to lected 46 units from 42 donors turned into the office by the end of request an addition to the mainte- on January 9th. She thanked the month (January). nance building to house this equip- all that came in to give and ment. The estimated cost of $8400 those who volunteered for this would purchase materials needed very important event. The Finally, the assessments for each year and the maintenance department board and members are very is calculated from the “Bureau of would build out the addition. Clear proud of her for her efforts. Labor Statistics CPI Index”. Creek Conservancy approved the Once they have computed and en- add on with no cost to the POA. tered the number, is when we find The Board approved $9500 maxi- out our assessment amount for the mum, waiving a 2nd vote, adding Ben Fuchs inquired about who year. This was completed late additional funds for doors. had cleared the roads from the Friday, and our assessment for recent 7” of snow. The roads are County Roads and they did 2019/2020 is $249 per lot 2018 Write off’s: Ken presented the a great job for Heritage Lake. (due April 1st). Board with a spreadsheet showing Many members spoke about their work and how it was ap- accounts that have a balance on the preciated. Ken Rozelle is go- books that are from bankruptcy, de- ing to give a personal “Thank Old Business: ceased members, uncollectible or you” to the maintenance de- settled debts that require written off. partment and Mike Ricketts of Insurance Requirement for ATV, The staff has exhausted efforts in Putman County. UTV, Golf Carts: Ron (Ken) Rig- collecting these debts as they have Diane Talbert Also thanked gen requested the Board to waive the been through collection agencies as the road crew and asked if the 2nd vote and to include Snowmobiles well. The Board approved these Floyd Township Fire Depart- and Mopeds to his motion. “All golf write off’s and requested seeing ment Tanker had arrived. Ken carts, ATV‟s, mopeds, snowmobiles the list of open accounts in August replied yes, it is here and ready or any other motorized vehicles that are turned over to the attor- must be insured with liability insur- ney for collections. Vote 7/0 ance to operate on any common property. Owner is responsible for any accident.”. Acquired Clear Creek Properties for action but hopes we don‟t (Maintenance & Operation Re- need to use it anytime soon. Koorsen Security: Chris passed out sponsibility): Tom Novak an- Mary K Williams Thanks the quotes from Koorsen Fire & Securi- nounced the Addendum with Clear County Road crew as well. ty with regards to the equipment, Creek has been signed; approving Debra Napier read the Neigh- maintenance and materials to be the lease of the properties for the use borhood Watch flyer reminding used for different locations. The by the POA. These properties will interested parties to contact item will be tabled so the Board be maintained by the POA and used April Land in the POA office members have a chance to look over for added “Green” space (Water (765-386-7447) to reserve their the quotes to considered for a vote. Gardens, Pollination Garden, etc.). “Chili Crock Pot” spot. Event Item moved to Old Business A. Jim Johnson spoke for Anita John- is March 2nd in the lower level of the Clubhouse. son who has agreed to organize pro- jects and develop plans and volun- Proposed Lake Rules: Tom Novak teers. Please contact the office to be read rule verbiage on the proposed a part of this project for Heritage lake rule #3, “All boats equipped with a mechanism, such as a Lake and its membership. Vote “captain‟s choice” that can send en- passed 7/0. gine exhaust either through the tran- Adjournment: som or below the waterline, are re- Meeting adjourned at 8:13 pm. quired to set it in the “below the waterline” setting. Vote passed 5/2.

Page 6 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 HLPOA 2019 ANNUAL MEETING Thank you to all who attended the 2019 Annual Meeting on Saturday, February 23, or watched it on YouTube. To view the meeting in its entirety, please search YouTube for “Heritage Lake POA” where you can view this meeting or any others since we started recording last year. Below is a very high level summary of the meeting. The Board thanked members who have served out their terms on the Board this year, or whose terms ended prematurely and unexpectedly. Charlie Beard‟s family was on hand to receive a plaque with his engraved likeness to recognize his contributions to our community before his passing in October. Elia Hunt‟s term also unfortunately ended early, but she was also thanked for her service to the Community during her Board tenure. Tom Novak and Paul Forbes‟ terms also ended but both thankfully enlisted for another term. All three were given plaques to recognize their contributions. Ken Rozelle, Debra Napier, April Land, the Marina staff, Maintenance staff, and all those who work for the POA were recognized for the work they all do to keep this community looking great and running smoothly. I hope this community recognizes that these same folks who help them at the office, work on our common properties, and work at the Marina also show up and organize a lot of our fundraisers and community events, and many are also members of communities or teams. We are blessed to have such caring advocates for this community working on our behalf. If you see them around, take a moment to thank them for what they do. Each Committee and Team gave their report to highlight the contributions their teams made to this community last year. This is an army (a very small one!!) of selfless volunteers who work very hard to help make improvements throughout our community. They donate their skills, experience, energy, and often their own money to take care of and improve our community. I really don‟t know what this place would look like without all of their contributions. They are all looking for help from the community so if you have an interest or skills that could help, please contact anyone on the Board or on the Committees and let them know you‟d like to help. No contribution is too small. The Board also thanked Harold Paetow for the work he does to create and send out the Heritage Lake Telephone Directory and the monthly Highlights issues. His work gives us all an opportunity to stay informed and help us find and communicate with each other. The Board was able to deliver, among other things, the following during the past term; (1) Recorded meetings so members could watch at their leisure, (2) A flag system to indicate when the lake is at idle or closed, (3) the founda- tion for electronic voting to improve participation and reduce costs in the future, and (4) new playground equipment for the Marina, Campground, and Lincoln Park. Jim Johnson reported that we are in very healthy financial shape and Ken and the Board have been extremely responsible with our spending to the point the Marina project will not require the use of any loans or financing. The Marina project and Covenant change will be the two main projects for the Board in 2019. Lastly, I ask us all to watch out for each other and take care of each other. We live in a beautiful place that has so much to offer, but we were all unfortunately reminded that in a moment, an accident can change everything. Take care of each other and our community. Thank you all, Chris Schafer

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 Page 7 Hello Members, Friends, and Neighbors, I‟d like to take a moment to introduce your 2019 POA Board, including this year‟s officers, term durations, and Committee Liaison assignments, as voted upon and assigned after the Annual Meeting on February 23. Please help welcome new Board members Jeff Brooks and William Goupell!! NAME TITLE COMMITTEE LIAISON YEARS LEFT ON TERM Chris Schafer President Clean-up 1 Tom Novak Vice President Government 3 Jeff Brooks Secretary Lake 3 Jim Johnson Treasurer Election 2 Grant Feldhake Member HLNAC 2 AJ Stafford Member Long Term Planning 2 Paul Forbes Member Siltation 1 Ken Riggen Member Campground 1 William Goupell Member A&E 3 The highest priority work in front of the Board this year will be the planning for the Marina renovation (targeting fall of this year), and the campaign for the Covenant Ballot. Please keep an eye out for the communications and opportunities for open discussion with the Board this year, to be sent in a variety of ways to help explain and define both of these initiatives. We ask that you continue to provide feedback and ideas to the Board in an effort to help us better serve our community. Come and talk to us!!! As a reminder, if you aren‟t currently receiving emails from the POA or can‟t log onto the Heritage Lake Website (http://www.heritagelakepoa.com/), please call the office and make sure they have your correct contact information. Thank you, Chris Schafer PUTNAM COUNTY KIDS COUNT CHARACTER CAMP DIRECTOR JOB DESCRIPTION Job Description: The Camp Director is responsible for the overall operation of the Putnam County Kids Count, Character Camp. Putnam County Kids Count, Inc. is a Non-Profit 501(c)(3). PCKC Character Camp is a week-long summer enrichment camp for students in Putnam County, Indiana. Reports to: Chairperson of the PCKC Board of Directors. Education/Experience: Minimum of 4 years of experience in teaching, social service and/or non-profit management. Having worked in a camp counselor is a plus. Putnam County Kids Count is a Non-Profit 501 (c) (3)and has successfully hosted a Character Camp for grades K-8th at Heritage Lake. Please visit us at www.putnamkidscount.webs.com or facebook at Putnam Kidscount. This is our 10th year to offer this Character Camp. At this time we are seeking a position at Character Camp, as a Camp Director. If interested please submit resume to [email protected] Camp will be June 10th to June 14th

Page 8 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 Heritage Heartland Homemakers by Marianne Novak Heritage Heartland Homemakers were all “heart” for the February Meeting by celebrating National Heart Month and a belated Valentine‟s Day. Hostesses Ethel Stafford and Marianne Novak served lunch with lots of “sweet” hearts, heart-healthy turkey chili and cornbread muffins. Later in the meeting we matched sweethearts that only children and “ageless” Homemakers would know (think…Tarzan & Jane); used Conversation Hearts Candy to compose Valentine sayings (then we got to eat them); and finally we exchanged Valentines. For International Citizenship, Donna McGinley informed us about Indonesia…did you know that more than 17,000 individual islands make up Indonesia? Or that Indonesia is the world‟s 4th most populated country? Or that over 300 ethnic groups inhabit Indonesia? Thanks, Donna, for keeping us in the know! For the rest of the meeting, we made plans for the Spring District Meeting. HHH is hosting this event at the Putnam County Museum on March 15, 2019. If you‟d like to help out Putnam County Middle Schoolers, we are accepting donations of men‟s/ women‟s deodorant, shampoo, soap, body wash, nail clippers, and emery boards. For pick up, call Marianne Novak at 765/386- 2077. The next meeting will be on March 19 at 11:30 A.M. Donna McGinley and Bev Spires are the hostesses. Remember to bring your checkbook to pay dues. For more information about Homemakers, call either Mary Ellen Deegan at 317/846-2979 or Bev Spires at 765/246-6558. Heritage Lake Book Club by Marianne Novak For February we discussed Distant Hours by Kate Morton. Although we didn‟t enjoy this book as much as the author‟s novel, Lake House, we found the style of writing to be the same. The novel went back and forth in time with beautifully written descriptive phrases. There were plenty of red herrings, and controlling/manipulative characters. If you are looking for a gothic setting, this Aus- tralian author creates an appealing setting at Milderhurst Castle. We rated the book 2.9. March 13 Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty April 10 In the Midst of Winter by Lisa Allende If you‟d like to come join us, call Marianne Novak at 386-2077. Heritage Lake Garden Club by Marianne Novak Rain Garden Study Pollinator Gardens Group Garden Club is growing… join us on Thursday, March 14, 2019, at 9:30 A.M. or for the new evening group on Thursday, March 14, 2019, at 7 P.M. at the Clubhouse. Come; get acquainted; learn from us; we‟ll learn from you! Starting Plant Swap Thrillers, Fillers, Seeds/Plant and Spillers Prop.

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 Page 9 Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, APRIL 20 10 A.M. for children ages 6 to 10 11 A.M. for children thru age 5 (ONE HUNT/PARTY PER CHILD, PLEASE!) Remember: the hunt starts promptly on the hour!!! Bring Easter Basket to carry your eggs!!! Children & Parents are invited to the POA Clubhouse for an Easter gift, Crafts, Cookie Decorating & Pictures with the Easter Bunny. Easter Pictures available thru donations to benefit North Putnam High School Commercial Photography Students. Event Sponsor HLNAC needs donations of plastic eggs and small individually-wrapped pieces of Easter candy to fill our plastic eggs. You can help by bringing donated candy to POA Office by Thursday, March 29. If you would like to help fill eggs, please join us at the clubhouse at 6 P.M., Thursday and Friday, April 18 & April 19. Also, volunteers are invited to help with the APRIL 20 Easter festivities. Call Jan, (317) 730-0543, to help and assist. Come enjoy Easter Breakfast at the Clubhouse, 8:30 to 11:30am, and support our Heritage Lake Scholarship Program for Heritage Lake college-bound students! This breakfast is ala carte & held in conjunction with the annual Easter Egg Hunt & children's Easter activities including pictures with the Easter Bunny. Breakfast includes biscuits & gravy, cinnamon rolls, French toast sticks/syrup, egg/sausage muffins, & juice.

Page 10 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 FOOD FOR THOUGHT: I AM WHO YOU SAY I AM Being the person responsible for picking music in my church, I have lots of songs that find their way into my „inbox‟. Recently, I came across a song link for „Who You Say I Am’. For me, the „Who‟ in the songs title is my Creator God but it wasn‟t always that way. Growing up with a critical father left me with low self-worth, always striving for his „conditional‟ love. I‟m blessed to have a wonderful husband who loves me more every day, despite the additional wrinkles and weight… God is good. What do you think of when you read the title of that song? For some who like me, have had a less than perfect childhood, the „Who‟ might be a domineering father. For others, it might be an abusive spouse and for others, it might be bullies at school or chat room on the internet. Then there are the labels that are so easily thrown around in the media, labels of all sort. Labels are sticky business, easily affixed but hard to remove. There‟s always a little lingering residue. For all those who have been labeled „worth-less‟ or „worthless with conditions‟, read on and rejoice! It‟s nothing new, especially in regards to women. In biblical times, women were less than second rate citizens, hardly more than housekeepers who bore children. They didn't even warrant labels, labels of any kind. During the 1st century, the testimony of women wasn't counted as credible. Josephus, the first century Jewish historian stated that a women's testimony was considered unreliable at best. \"But let not the testimony of women be admitted, on account of the levity and boldness of their sex...since it is probable that they may not speak truth, either out of hope of gain, or fear of punishment. The Talmud states that any evidence which a woman [gives] is not valid [to offer]. This is like saying that a thief is qualified to give the same evidence as a woman! I bring this up because it makes the Resurrection account, an awesome affirmation to a woman's worth in the eyes of her Creator. Think about this, if a woman‟s testimony was „trash‟, why were women attributed the role as first witnesses to Christ's Resurrection? Surely if they wanted to be taken seriously, it would have made more sense to assign men to this role. But while each gospel account describes other events differently, the one detail that remains the same, in each account, is that women were first on the scene. See the implication? Not only were women the first to witness the Resurrection, but the fact that the authors used women in the account, speaks to the Resurrection account being historically accurate and undeniably true! God used the testimony of women in the greatest historical account of all time! God loves to use the underdog, the youngest, oldest, the least, the last and the weaker of society to enact His great plan. No matter who you are or where you are in life, no matter what circumstances you might find yourself in, remember that He sees you; You are important to Him, you have value beyond measure, you are greatly loved, …unconditionally. Think you have nothing of value to be used? If God has made Himself known to you, you do have something of value to give. It just takes one godly woman to make an impact, when empowered by the Holy Spirit. When those in Christ unite, using the gifts He has given them, there is nothing that cannot be accomplished. So, rejoice.! As the song lyrics go “I am chosen, not forsaken, I am who You say I am, you are for me, not against me, I am who You say I am…In my Father’s house, there’s a place for me (you), I’m a child of God…yes I am!” Remember who you are! Kathy Thompson is a happy member of Canaan Community Church and wonderful wife to her pastor hubby. canaan-church.org Bible Study WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY Wednesday ... 9:30 AM to 11:00AM .. at the clubhouse. FRIDAY ‘s at 7:00 PM Wednesday ... 7:30pm 8:30pm .. See Calendar at New Maysville Community Church Address : 6817 CR 900E , 10 min. from the Lake in the CLUBHOUSE small Meeting Room. The Bible is more than just another book. It's like working a big jig saw puzzle. Please contact : 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] MARCH 2019 Page 11 Heritage Lake Cruisers Car Club If you have a classic car or love classic cars then this is for you. We have started a new car club for Heritage Lake. We meet on second Thursday of the month at 7pm. Location of meetings may vary from month to month. My address is 658 Jefferson Valley, I am right on Heritage drive just up from the silt pond. If you have any questions feel free to contact me, Gary Owens at 618-830-4699. Look forward to seeing you, please let me know if you are planning on at- tending so I can provide the location for the meeting. First meeting this year will be at my house in April. The Heritage Lake Emergency Preparedness Team meets the first Wednesday of each month from 7-8:30pm in the Clubhouse Emergency Communications Center Room. Please join us as we prepare ourselves and our community for unexpected events, including health, weather & unforeseen events! Contact John Deegan @ 317-846-2979 or Darcey Schafer at 317-590-0981 with any questions, ideas or for more information.

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Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 Page 15 Ads Events & Announcements Board Meeting MAR 11, 2019 at 7:00 PM at HLPOA Clubhouse Next Board Operations Meeting MAR 25, 2019 at 7PM at Clubhouse FOR SALE SECURITY TIP LINE 2018 REV 24TB 10,000 miles IN CASE OF AN list price $65,000 EMERGENCY DIAL 911 Crystal White, 317-833-8632 Call the HLPOA Office KIDS COUNT 386-7447 YELLOW TRASH BAG SALE! and dial extension 111 to access the . . . is an ongoing sale to benefit Kids voice mailbox of the HLPOA’s Security Count, sponsor of the annual Character Day Camp Officer & leave a detailed message. held at Heritage Lake Please report suspicious activity, These bags are available at the Office. information about an incident, etc. contact Cindy (386-6338) or Jan (317-730-0543). NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH needs YOU, next meeting! SEE THE CALENDAR IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911 DO NOT CALL the HLPOA security line if you have an emergency. Jack’s Trash RECYCLE ONLY BIN at HERITAGE LAKE on westside of Heritage Drive by the HLPOA Maintenance Building

PHagEeR1I6TAGE LAKEHCeOriMtaMgUeNLIaTkYeSERHVIIGCHESL, IGNCHTS EMAIL > [email protected] MARCH 2019 189 MILL SPRINGS U.S.P.S. COATESVILLE, IN 46121 POSTAGE ADVERTISING ‚in the ‛ Heritage Lake HIGH- STAMP LIGHTS SEE PAGE 2 or Contact: Harold Paetow ~ 189 Mill Springs ~ Coatesville, IN 46121 View The HIGHLIGHTS at: www.heritagelakepoa.com HLPOA Website Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat FEB 24 FEB 25 FEB 26 FEB 27 FEB 28 01 HIGHLIGHTS 02 4 PM AVAILABLE 7PM Women’s Bible Study 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 7pm A & E Cmte 7PM DOMINOS Campground Selection 1PM Stitch & Quilt 9:30AM BIBLE STUDY 14 Mtg Clubhouse 9AM Putnam County 9:30AM Garden 1PM DOMINOS Club COMMISSIONERS MTG 7PM Garden Club 10 11 7PM HLEPT 21 15 16 12 13 10AM CCCD 7PM Women’s Bible 7PM EUCHRE CLUB 7pm A & E Cmte Study 7PM HLPOA 1PM Stitch & Quilt 9:30AM BIBLE BOARD MTG 7PM HLNAC STUDY 1PM Book Club 17 18 7PM Clean-Up Cmte 22 23 19 20 7PM Women’s Marina 9 AM 11:30AM Homemakers 9:30AM BIBLE Bible Study OPENS STUDY PC Commissioner’s Mtg. 1PM Stitch & Quilt 7PM Nbhd Watch 6:30 PC COUNCIL 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 7PM HLPOA 1PM Stitch & Quilt 9:30AM BIBLE 7PM Siltation Mtg 7PM Women’s OPs MTG STUDY HIGHLIGHTS Bible Study 7PM Lake Cmte AVAILABLE 31 APR 1 APR 2 APR 3 APR 4 APR 5 APR 6 1PM Stitch & Quilt 9:30AM BIBLE 7pm A & E Cmte 7PM Women’s STUDY Bible Study