SEPTEMBER 2012 HIGHLIGHTS

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS Publisher: Heritage Lake Community Services, Inc. 08-31-12 SEPTEMBER 2012 SNACK SHACK GRILL ALL LABOR DAY WEEKEND! Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Sept. 1, 2 & 3 Heritage Lake Marina 11:00AM to 6:00PM each day >>> featuring our famous ribeye steak sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs, bake beans, potato salad, sweets & drinks! >>> featuring local & karaoke music on Saturday & \"Grandpa Rocks\" Rick Miller on Monday, plus possible Cruise In Car Show on Monday! >>> featuring the new Grins & Giggles Photo Booth of Nathan Ford. get your picture taken with background choices, pix strips, or 4x6 shots! Come join the fun over Labor Day Weekend at the Marina!!! Heritage Lake WINETASTING PARTY & SILENT AUCTION Come have a Snack Shack VOLUNTEERS HLNAC FUNDRAISER FREE BREAKFAST Saturday, September 29th 8 to 11 AM Saturday, Activities Center Sept. 15th Sept. 8th 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM TICKETS Available $15.00 at Heritage Lake Business Casual Marina To sign-up send your check to POA office Attn: Beth Cox. For information call Beth at 317-902-1360. Space is limited so sign-up early. View The HIGHLIGHTS at www.heritagelakepoa.com/Highlights/newsletter.htm

Page 2 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] GENERAL MANAGER and EDITOR: Heritage Lake 2013 Phone Directory Harold O. Paetow ASSOCIATE EDITOR: The Heritage Lake Community Services, Nancy Skala Inc. is in the process of updating our phone di- PUBLISHER & PRINTER: rectory for the 2013 edition. If you care to be in the phone directory, please Heritage Lake Community Services, Inc. inform us of your name and phone number. Or if you are a new resident that has changed PHOTOGRAPHER: Dave Charrlin your phone number, please call Marianne Ash HLCS Inc. CHAIRPERSON: Kay Dlugos at 386-7554 by September 10th. The Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS POLICY is NO Thank you negative comments are allowed and all minutes, if needed are interpreted and condensed by the Heritage Lake staff of the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. Monthly Security Report The POA office staff, Conservancy Board, Fire by Denna DeLaCruz District, Trustees and/or POA Board Members do not necessarily agree with any of the material ”Please LOCK your Car Doors & Garage Doors” contained in the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. Only the volunteer Board of the Heritage Lake > IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE ON THE LAKE Call 911 < Community Services, Inc. has any influence on the policies for the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS. On the Lake and Land:. >> LOOK WHERE YOU BOAT & DRIVE << Expenses are covered by the revenue created by the sale of advertising in the yearly Heritage Lake Patrols Land Patrol Lake Telephone Directory and the monthly 5 boat tows fight with arrest Commercial / Business Ads & Flyers inserted into 1 runaway pontoon 3 car accidents the HIGHLIGHTS newsletter. 1 doing doughnuts in the middle of the lake 1 welfare check 1 pulling tube in Marina (very rude) PL253 1 car fire (driver drunk) COLLATORS: Kay Dlugos calls everyone !!! 1 sitting outside the boat while moving MS54 1 house alarm Thanks to ALL volunteers who collate and 1 going wrong direction up the lake PL140 6 people asked to leave stuff the advertisement Flyers into the 2 boats having improper seating. no POA Card. HIGHLIGHTS. DELIVERY: David Wooden (JV), Bob & Lois Hansen (VH), Carey Paetow (MS Inside), Tom & Marianne Novak (MS lake side), Jim & Marianne Ash (LH), Lois & Charles Jennings (PL), Bobby Salm (GB). MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Available at $10.00 per year All subscriptions are renewable in February DEADLINES FOR NEXT ISSUE in Calendar on back page. ADVERTISING COST & INFO ON BACK PAGE Articles, Flyers & Ads can Heritage Lake Neighborhood watch meeting of July 11, 2012 Report: be emailed to the 1. Reported gas siphoned from boats at Lincoln Hills and Marina Boat docks, 2. 3 males reported trying to get into a vehicle in Lincoln Hills, [email protected] 3. 2 suspicious males in car, reported at vacant home in Lincoln Hills. or be dropped off at the Clubhouse Please remember to keep your cars and doors locked up at all times. All material must be signed and must Neighborhood Watch next meeting is August 8, 2012 @ 7Pm at the clubhouse. include a telephone number April Land; Neighborhood Watch is asking for your support. Please come & volunteer... (in case of questions) SEPTEMBER 2012 Remember

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Page 3 HERITAGE LAKE PROPERTY OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES 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 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. Heritage Lake POA Website: www.heritagelakepoa.com Board of Directors Meetings: Next Board Meeting is Sept. 10, 2012 at 7:00 PM in the Clubhouse and the next Board Operations Meeting is September 24, 2012 at 7:00 PM in the Clubhouse ”ATTEND AND GET INVOLVED” PLEASE SEND YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS TO: [email protected] Heritage Lake Rick Huddleston. stocking the lake with 2000 Walleye later Property Owners Association Also present were Blake Price, Property this year. Board Meeting August 13, 2012: Manager, Tracy Montgomery Recording Secretary and approximately 40 members. Planning. Dave Charrlin reported that Announcements: there was an error in the highlights the Algae – Brian Waldman reported that they l. Presentation of Agenda: meeting is actually on Wednesday August had the lake tested for blue/green algae. Approved as submitted 15, 2012 @ 7pm. not August 22, 2012. The test results that everything is well He also reminded everyone that their ap- within normal limits. ll. Presentation of Minutes: plications for the steering committee are July 9, 2012 Board Meeting… due in the POA office by 5 pm. August 15, A. Clear Creek Conservancy Approved as submitted 2012. After the regular meeting the com- July 30, 2012 Operations Meeting mittee will go into executive session and No Report Approved as submitted review the applications. July 30, 2102 Executive Meeting B. Floyd Township Fire Dept – Approved as submitted Siltation. Duane Kelly announced there will not be an August meeting. They have Roger Wright reported 126 runs to date. lll. Treasurer’s Report; Our July reve- 3 projects in the works, waiting for the Roger advised the board and homeowners nues were $129,401 expenses were lake to be dropped. The next meeting is the Fire Department board meeting is the $133,090 leaving a negative net income September 27, 2012 @ 7pm. second Tuesday of each month. He dis- balance for June as -$3,689.00. tributed minutes and treasurer report. Total income year to date is $899,557 and Managers Report - Blake reported that he Wanted to thank everyone for last month’s expenses $735,494 leaving a net income has been attending the different clubs and breakfast they made the most money they year to date balance as $164,063. committee meeting to get to know every- ever made. Reminded everyone that this one. The pool is doing really well. Saturday is their breakfast from 8a to IV. Board Committee Reports. 11a.m. C. Neighborhood Watch – April Land A&E Ben Fuchs reported that a total of 6 Old Business – None reported that the committee is aware of the permits (6 decks & 1 Boat dock) were New Business – None break-ins. Reminded everyone they approved. Open Forum - Nancy Dodson 218 LH should lock their cars. She also reported Clean Up Mary Williams reported she and asked why they didn’t test the water in that there is a new web page and invited Neil Schneider are working on the viola- front of Lincoln Park. Brian explained that everyone to check it out. tion letters. Mr. & Ms. Gulley have re- they took the samples from the deepest www.facebook.com/hlneighborhoodwatch. signed from the committee, so they are in part of the lake. Also the tests were done Their next meeting is need of someone to help with Mill by a friend of Brian’s for free and they Sept. 12th @ 7pm. everyone is welcome. Springs. didn’t feel the need. Nancy also asked D. HLCS – No Report Election. The matter has been tabled and why there haven’t been any security cam- E. HLNAC – Jan Sallee reported that placed on the operation agenda. eras installed at the Marina and the differ- ent public areas. She was advised that the their next event is the wine tasting/ silent Government. Dan Dotlich reported not board will be working on the budget soon auction on September 29, 2012. much to report at this time. Mr. Beck stat- and that will be an issue discussed. The tickets are $15.00 per person. ed at the meeting that North Putnam Coun- Ed Harper 237 PL asked if the boat ramp For tickets see Tracy at the POA office. ty may receive some of the money from is going to be repaired this year. Brian F. FPOA Security – Dena gave a de- the hazardous waste grant. He has submit- advised him that is tabled for now until tailed report available in the office. ted his suggestions to the County Council they make a decision on whether to lower and is awaiting their decision. the lake. The conservancy has been noti- Call to Order: The meeting was called to Lake. Harold Paetow reported that the fied that we may want to lower the lake. order by Brian Waldman, President Feast and Ski was a great success. The After the budget meetings they will know 7:00PM. Other Board Members present Lake Committee wanted to thank all their more. If the lake is lowered it will be were: Harold Paetow, Ed Salm, Ben Hin- sponsors and the volunteers for all their November 2012. shaw, Bob Hansen, Mike Lambert and hard work. The Lake Committee will be SEPTEMBER 2012

Page 4 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Kate Robertson 154 JV asked if Blake will continue to HLPOA INFORMATION send out the mass emails she was told yes. She also want- ed to know what happened to the event signs. Brian told Office phone: 765-386-7447 her that there is committee working on getting new signs which also will be discussed at the budget meetings. Fi- Mon., Tues., Weds. & Thurs.: 8:00AM to 5:30PM & nally she asked that if people like the new Heritage Lake Friday: 8:00AM to 12:00PM Neighborhood web page on Face book that they post it. Paulita Ream 189 PL asked what is going to be done with SWIM POOL OPEN NOON to 8:00PM the empty houses not maintaining there yards. She was advised according to the new rules passed in June and be- MARINA OPEN 8AM to 6PM ~ ACTIVITY CENTER OPEN ~ CAMPGROUND OPEN came effective August 1, 2012 there are steps we need to follow. The clean up committee and the POA office are HLPOA PROPERTY working on it. April Land 236 LH asked if the Board MANAGER would consider lowering the age from 16 to 14 to swim without a parent or Guardian. She presented to the board HENDRICKS POWER will be having The Putnam County Pool Ordinance that states “Whenever ASPLUNDH trim trees here at the the pool area is open for use and no lifeguard service is provided, warning signs shall be placed in plain view at lake from Middle of September the entrances and inside the pool area which state until Middle of October. “Warning – No Lifeguard on Duty” in clearly legible let- ters at least four (4) inches high. In addition the signs shall WANTED also state in clearly legible letters at least two (2) inches “No Swimming Alone Children Under 14 Years of Age Parents under 40! and Nonswimmers Shall Not Use the Pool Unless Ac- companied by a Responsible Adult”. Brian asked this The Long Term Planning Steering matter be put on the Operations Agenda to be discussed Committee is being formed to create a further. strategic plan for our lake community. Bev Warner 149 PL asked why the steering committee We need younger families to be has to be approved by the board. It was explained to her represented, particularly women, during that all committees have to have their new members ap- this exciting project for Heritage Lake. proved by the POA Board. Paulita Ream 189 PL asked why we are spending all this money by hiring this firm. This is not a long term commitment! Brian explained to her that the Board felt that we needed Please call the POA office at the help of experts to guide our long term planning com- mittee. It was also explained that the Board has the con- (765) 386-7447 for more information or tract set up in phases and that we can stop at anytime if fill out the application, (see enclosed they don’t feel we are getting what we want. Bev Warner fliers), and drop it off at the office. 148 PL asked why the Board Meeting Agenda is not print- You will be contacted, given the ed in the highlights. It was agreed that it would be along details, and then you can decide with being put on the Website. if you would like to participate. Adjournment – Meeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m. AUGUST Activity Center Update!!! Activity Center will be open Labor Day Weekend, Sept. 1-3 from 12:00 noon to 8:00pm. Games/activities continue to include pool, ping pong, Wii, air hockey, foosball, basket- ball & tennis equipment checkout, board games, puzzles, crafts & more! The Activity Center accepts donations of Wii games, board games, puzzles, craft sup- plies, other quality recreation equipment, etc. Please bring them to the Activity Center. SEPTEMBER 2012

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Page 5 REMINDER!!! HLNAC EVENTS THE FALL GARAGE SEPTEMBER SALES WILL BE Sept. 11 Meeting - 7PM at the Clubhouse September 13th, 14th & 15th Sept. 29 Winetasting and Silent Auction CALL THE OFFICE TO REGISTER YOUR ADDRESS, INCLUDING THE EMERGENCY # 6:30-9:00 PM at Activities Center FOR BEST RESULTS. SAVE THESE DATES Nov. 3rd HOLIDAY SHOPPE Call Tracy at 386‐7447 or email her at FOR MORE INFO CALL tmontgomery @ccrtc.com BOBBY SALM 386-7199 The Clean Up Committee will place the Garage Sale signs at all primary entrances, county & WINETASTING PARTY & SILENT AUCTION state roads: Hwy. 75 & Hwy. 36. You may place a garage sale sign that points to your HLNAC FUNDRAISER home. PLEASE remove your sign as soon as the Garage Sale is over. Saturday, September 29th Garage sale is sponsored Activities Center by the Heritage Lake Clean‐Up Committee 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM Heritage Lake Scholarship Applications Now Available TICKETS Available $15.00 The purpose of the Heritage Lake Scholarship Fund is Wine Tasting Event will feature the following contributors & more! Proceeds to encourage and recognize Heritage Lake high school benefit HLNAC kids activities at Heritage Lake!!! seniors for their community service. 2 scholarships will be Come join us for a fun evening!!! awarded primarily for community service on a competitive basis. The HLSF is independent but relies on HL organi- Danville Dairy Queen; Greencastle--Green Frogurt, Dairy Castle, Casa zations as well as other Putnam county not-for-profit or- Grande, Long John Silver's; Avon--Frostbite, City Barbeque, Cheddars, On ganizations and their community programs & events in The Border, China Buffet; Plus--Claddagh Irish Pub, West Chase Golf Course which interested candidates may assist and volunteer. & Cart, Craftmasters II, Xtreme Tanning, Fingers & Toes/Janis Gilbert, Hairhut & Boutique, Mary Kay/Lori Dotlich, Avon/Peggy Purvis, Elements of Style Candidates must be high school seniors or grads who Salon/Spa, Hairitage Lake Salon have not reached the age of 20 years as of April 30 of the award year (2013). They must permanently reside with a To sign-up send your check to POA office Attn: Beth Cox. HLPOA voting member or associate member & be accept- For information call Beth at 317-902-1360. ed at an accredited college/university for the semester di- rectly following award receipt. HLSF Board will determine Space is limited so sign-up early. institution acceptability. Candidates may not be related to HLSF Board members or selection committee in any way. Prior to completing any community service hours to- ward this competitive award, candidates must enroll in the Heritage Lake Scholarship Program through the Putnam County Community Foundation (scholarship administra- tor). Additional information and program details are availa- ble through Board member, Jan Sallee, 386-2175. There are several upcoming HL activities for which candidates could receive scholarship points. Therefore program en- rollment in the near future is very important. SEPTEMBER 2012

Page 6 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] JEFF BLAYDES is a Candidate for Commissioner Snack Shack Volunteers News GOOD FOOD GOOD FUN! The cooks were dancing with joy as we ran out of breakfast offerings for the se- cond month in a row. A sell-out success is the best compliment you can get. Thank you to all who contributed to our success, especially our customers. We also want to thank all who cooled off with a refreshing ice cream sundae at the Feast & Ski. We are pleased to report that the efforts of our volunteers this past summer have allowed us to purchase two bicycle racks, one placed at the Marina and the other placed at the Clubhouse complex. Also two life preservers were purchased and donated to the Marina. And lastly we are looking into the possibility of dona ng informa on signs to the lake neighbor- hoods as a future project. There will be one last chance this year to partake of our delicious sausage- gravy, biscuits, scrambled eggs, potatoes and French toast w/syrup and a drink. Please come visit and enjoy on the second Saturday of September. See you there. The Heritage Lake Snack Shack Volunteers present Breakfast the 2nd Saturday of each month. Join us Sept. 8th 8:30am until 11am. We will again be serving our Biscuits and Sausage Gravy with other breakfast fare to include French Toast Sticks with syrup. See you there under the colorful umbrellas! SEPTEMBER 2012

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Page 7 SNACK SHACK GRILL at the MARINA LAKE COMMITTEE NEWS & BASS FISHING TOURNAMENT RESULTS ALL LABOR DAY WEEKEND! SATURDAY, SEPT. 1, 11AM TO 6PM Thanks to ALL Feast N Ski Volunteers, Sponsors & Donors; Kent Hoops (President) SUNDAY, SEPT. 2, 11AM TO 6PM MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 11AM TO 6PM Bass Tournament Results featuring our famous July 27, 2012: RIBEYE STEAK SANDWICHES & MORE! 1st Place: Keven and Phil Mobley 6.49 lbs. Big Bass: Robin Alexander & Greg Ruble 4.07 lbs. Plans are in the making for entertainment each day, Rick Miller, \"Grandpa Rocks\", on Monday, Sept. 3. Aug. 5, 2012: Any volunteers who would like to help with the servin' 1st Place: Jeff Henderson & Craig Hinshaw 7.80 lbs. OR grillin', please call Lois at the Marina (246-6871) Big Bass: Jeff Henderson & Craig Hinshaw 5.62 lbs. or at her home (246-6666). Aug. 10, 2012: 1st Place: Ed Harper & Dayton Land 6.69 lbs. BIG GARAGE SALE!!! Big Bass: Mark & Michael Herrmann 3/49 lbs. THURS., FRI. & SAT. SEPT 13, 14, 15 Aug. 19, 2012: 1st Place: Dayton Land & Ron Moses 11.28 lbs. to benefit Kids Count/Character Day Camp Big Bass: Dayton Land & Ron Moses 4.47 lbs. POA Clubhouse Basement *** Kids Casting Contest WINNERS *** Prizes are: 6 new Zebco 33 rods and reels We would love to have your donations for this fall's HL Garage Sale for Kids Count & our Character Day Evan Yohler Age 10 Anthony Smith Age 10 Camp in 2013! Abigail Reed Age 10 Your \"treasures\" are welcome at the clubhouse basement Paris Nolan Age 7 Friday, Sept. 7, and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Chase Barber Age 4 Ryan Reed Age 6 Sept. 10, 11, & 12, during POA hours. For special stuff/donations arrangements, please call MAJOR DRAWING PRIZE WINNERS Pam, 386-6226, Jan, 386-2175, or Cindy, 386-6338. at the BROUHARD REALTORS Volunteers are always welcome! If you can help, please call Pam or Jan above. 10th Annual \"FEAST 'N' SKI\" CONGRATULATIONS GRILL – Lesa Hartman, 446JV $50 GIFT CARD – Kaye York, 169GB to the Grandson of TUBE – Anthony Kemper, 52VH Bob Porter of Jefferson BIKE – Ken Jones Valley. Bob’s grandson, SKIS – Holly Stabler, 35VH Jarrod Porter, is on the YEAR CONTRAT HEAT & COOL – Alan Blackledge, 33VH New Castle, Indiana COLTS PICTURE – Carey Paetow, 189MS State Champion Little League Team. As part DISCOVERY FLIGHT – Josh Ramsey, 18PL of that team, he went to the Little League GOLF GAMES – Nick York, 169GB World Series, where they made it to the final $100 GIFT CARD – Larry Schultz eight. Way to go! $100 GIFT CARD – Sharon Trout, 94JV We’ll watch for him next year. SKIS – Paul Rivers, 139MS TUBE – Scott Moon, 150GB BIKE – Stacey Barber, 14MS CROCK & WATER – Kim Brown CRYSTAL DISH & $50 CERT – Jeff Hedge, 373JV DRILL – Troy Garrett, 126LH TUBE – Brian Alfer, 78JV $50 GIFT CARD – Holly Stabler, 35VH GOLF GAMES – Captain Bob, 246MS SEPTEMBER 2012

Page 8 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Saturday, September 15, 2012 Thank you for Community support for our monthly breakfast. To show our appreciation we are having a FREE breakfast. Thank you again, From your Floyd Township Fire Department membership. Roger A. Wright Chief Floyd Township Fire and Rescue Floyd Township Fire Rescue Department Floyd Township Fire District Board Meeting 7:00 PM Wednesday, October 10, 2012 Check out our FTFD Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ FloydTownshipFireDepartment Floyd Township Fire District Board Minutes of 4-11-12 page 2 T-Shirts: Paid $408.00 Have Received: $186.00 SEPTEMBER 2012

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Page 9 Photos by Dave Charrlin SEPTEMBER 2012

Page 10 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] BIBLE STUDY GROUP The BIBLE STUDY group meets every Wednesday 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM at the Clubhouse This is a non-denominational study of the Bible. (currently: Book of Romans) Please join us as we unveil Jesus Christ and his love for us throughout the Bible. Contact: Jim Limp 386-7512 SEPTEMBER 2012

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Page 11 The first mee ng was a fun me for 12 interested gals. We will be mee ng the first Wednesday on September 5th, Oc- tober 3rd, & November 7th, and we will decide then if the 1st Wednes- day is the best. Anyone interested is invited. We’ll be glad to teach you how to play if you’re not familiar with Mexican Train Domi- nos. We meet at the Clubhouse at 1:00 PM. Come learn and have fun. If you need a ride, call Marianne at 386-7554 and we’ll see you are picked up by one of our members. Humane Society of Putnam County: On Sunday, 11/04/12, HSPC Friends will be hosƟng an art and craŌ fair exhibiƟon and sale, demonstraƟng our community’s love and appreciaƟon of dogs and cats. The Society is now in the process of finding com- munity arƟsts and craŌers to parƟcipate. We know that some of you are talented and know other talent- ed arƟsts. This is a good venue for arƟst to show their wares. The items that would be appreciated are: Artwork highlighƟng dogs and cats such as: PainƟngs, Sculpture, Furniture, PoƩery, Photography and Mixed-Media. We are also seeking creaƟve items for use by dogs and cats by their owners: Examples: Dog coats/jacket-sewn, KniƩed, or crocheted, Bandanas, Beds or bedding, Toys, Leashes, treats. [All funds raised from the exhibiƟon and sale will benefit RESCUED TREASURES at 1260 North Jackson Street.] Complete info and contact numbers is on [email protected] Don Williams SEPTEMBER 2012

Page 12 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Heritage Lake Garden Club by Bobby Salm Heritage Lake Garden Club meeting was called to order on August 9, 2012 at 9:35am. We met our new Property Manager, Blake . He had a lot of ideas for landscaping around the clubhouse and the pool. Gloria Smith, our president, talked about growing tomatoes and gave us a recipe for dried tomatoes. She gave us all samples of Bruschetti with tomatoes, olives, and basil. It was enjoyed by all. Gloria also gave us a lesson on pressing flowers. It was very informative. We are planning a trip to Garfield Park for our next Meeting . IMPORTANT...Because of the garage sale our meeting will be on SEPTEMBER 20TH. Meet at clubhouse 9:30am. Our trip to the Great Pumpkin Patch in Arthur, Ill. will be on Monday, October 8th. \"Happily we bask in the September sun- Welcome to our new member - Sue Craighead. She has a beautiful garden. Which illuminates all creatures.\" Remember our next meeting will be on September 20th. Henry David Thoreau Heritage Heartland Homemakers by Rosalynn Antcliff On August 21, 2012 eleven members met at the Clubhouse for Lunch at 11:30 am. The Hostesses were Pam Miller and Pat Atchley. The Hostess Gift was won by Audrey Birtchman. After lunch our President Pam Miller called the meeting to order, followed by our Opening items. Next were the Secretary’s Report by Rosalyn Antcliff and Treasurer’s Report by Nancy Skala from June; both reports were accepted as presented. Our various Com- mittee Reports followed from attending Members. Our Lesson this month was on “Human Trafficking”. Marianna Novak was our lesson leader, and she provided an insight in to this growing concern here in Central Indiana; including our event earlier this year as Host for the Super Bowl where prostitution unfor- tunately was present. As parents and grandparents we need to educate our children to be alert to strangers and to their surrounding at all times. We selected five days to make our Noodles at the Clubhouse starting Wednesday, September 19th. Our Homemade Noodles will be sold at the Arts & Crafts Show at the Putnam County Fair Grounds November2nd & 3rd plus any orders received from our Neigh- bors and Friends. Contact any Homemaker to place an order. Members donated School Supplies this month that we divided between Canaan Church Food Pantry, and the Coatesville Food Pan- try. Upcoming events include Coats for Kids at the County Fair Grounds on Saturday, October 27th, and a visit to Veterans Hospital on Tuesday, October 30th. Our meeting adjourned with our Club’s payer at 2:30pm. Anyone wishing more information on our Ex- tension Homemaker’s Club please call Pam Miller at 386-6226, or Marianne Novak at 386-2077. Heritage Lake Book Club by Marianne Novak We were pleased to welcome a new member to our group on August 8. Her name is Donna Miles. Welcome, Donna! Our August book club was filled with mystery since that was the genre we chose. Each member read a self-selected mystery and told us just enough to wet our appe tes to want to read the book on our own. Darlene chose Save Me by Lisa Scotoline because Jane from the Bookmobile recommended it to her. The Father tells this story about a housewife's mys- tery. Unfortunately, Darlene didn't recommend this book to us because she found the characters disagreeable. Donna's pick was Rabboni by W. Philip Keller. This book is historical fic on about Jesus' life. She recommends it to people who read the Scriptures. Although Margaret never read David Balducci, she enjoyed reading The Innocent. Even a er reading the whole book, that is s ll her ques on...who is inno- cent? If you like stories that are plot-driven, rather than character-driven, read this one. Triple Cross by Kit Ehrman was Julia's pick because Ehrman is an Indiana author. This mystery is set in Louisville, Kentucky during the Kentucky Derby. If you like both mysteries and animals, this is the book for you! The tle, Guilty Wives, grabbed Marianne's interest. This James Pa erson mystery is filled with glamour, sex, and the ostenta ous nature of Monte Carlo. If you enjoyed Desparate Housewives, you'll enjoy this book. September 12 The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh October 10 The Shoemaker's Wife by Adriana Trigiani November 14 11/22/63 by Stephen King To all of you who borrow books from the bookcase, we would like to extend an invita on to join us. Since we have occasional members and snow birds, don't feel that you have to come to every monthly mee ng. Feel free to pick and choose which ones you want to a end. Remember our regular mee ngs are held at the Clubhouse at 1 P.M. on the 2nd Wednesday of each month. For more informa on, call Julia Prather at 386-2431. The bookcase in the small conference room has been ge ng a lot of use by Heritage Lake residents. Books come and books go, so there is quite a turno- ver. Check us out if you haven't borrowed a book yet. Come and see what you've been missing. Once you take out one book, you'll want to read it, return it, and borrow another one. SEPTEMBER 2012

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Page 13 The Clear Creek Conservancy District board of directors unapproved Meeting Minutes of August 16, 2012 at 10 a.m. at the district’s office. Directors Present: Robert C. Hansen & Brian Waldman (Not) Duane Kelly Also attending: Kathy Deer, Administrative and Financial Manager; Doug Clodfelter, Plant Operator and Operations Manager; Blake Price HLPOA Property Manager, Jim Hazelwood and Harold Paetow, HLPOA Board Director. The board conducted the first hearing of the 2013 budget. Kathy Deer reported that there had been no contact or comment from taxpayers about the proposed budget. Robert Hansen moved to approve the minutes of the last meeting. Brian Waldman seconded. Vote unanimous. Kathy Deer reviewed the financial report for the month ending July 31, 2012. Brian Waldman moved to ap- prove the financial report and Register of Claims, dated July 20 through August 16, 2012. Robert Hansen se- conded. Vote unanimous. Kathy Deer provided a written report. Banning Engineering has submitted an invoice for the Survey and Sta- tus Report of the Concrete Principal Spillway but the written report has not yet been provided to the district. Their equipment supplier demonstrated a digital laser scanner (3D) on the concrete spillway on July 27 and they also completed the traditional survey. The billing summary report shows 1,335 active accounts. One new hookup has been paid this week. There were 64 lien warning letters mailed on August 3. There were 51 lien documents prepared for filing tomorrow. The June/July billing statements were due August 15. Late fees of $1,795.40 were added to 355 accounts. The Inflow/Infiltration Policy is still being developed. In discussion about whether a licensed home inspector could complete the inspection, the board prefers having the district’s staff or contractor complete the inspec- tions. The board authorized that a website be developed so that the policy documents will be available on- line. The preliminary policy will be formatted for the board’s review in September. Homeowners will be re- quested to comment on any concerns on the new policy by the November board meeting, with the final policy ready for implementation effective January 1, 2013. Doug Clodfelter provided a written report showing the average daily flow at 165,000 GPD and peak flow at 222,000 GPD for the month of July with .64 inches precipitation. The spare pump for LS G5 was rebuilt by Quality Repair at a cost of $3,986.67. A new pump would have cost $7,994.40. The LS G3 pump was rebuilt at Quality Repair at a cost of $2,142.86. A new one would have cost $3,898.80. The alternator switch at LS P4 was found to be the cause of Omni-site cellular alarms on August 12. The first alarm at 6 p.m. showed overload failure on Pump 1, but since there are two pumps, a response was not required until 9 p.m. when a high water alarm went off. In responding to the high water alarm, the alternator switch was found to need replaced. The authorization to proceed with the installation of surge protection on the Treatment Plant’s trans- fer switch and generator for $710 was faxed to MacAllister on July 21. MacAllister has suggested also trying a surge protector on LS P2 to see if that solves a problem with the generator’s operation. The generator does not synchronize voltage with the power company when the power comes back on so the generator keeps run- ning and does not shut off. Accurate Bore vacuumed grease and grit out of LS P2, M6 and M7. IDEM inspected the treatment plant operations on Monday, July 16. All of the effluent discharge limits are fine. The inspector did note too much foam in the aeration tank, solids in the clarifier and grease floating on the chlorine contact tank. Skimming the clarifier and chlorine contact tank are daily maintenance items. The foam is an issue ten months out of the year. A consultant, Pat Beamon, will visit the plant tomorrow and offer suggestions which will hopefully make the plant more efficient. He is knowledgeable in methods of process control and recently put on a continuing education class Doug attended. The board set the next regular meeting for 10 a.m. on Thursday, September 20, 2012, at the district’s office. SEPTEMBER 2012

Page 14 Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Items For Sale Ads For Sale: Sea Doo Jet Boat- Challenger 1800, w/ Heritage Lake trailer- $5900.00; Bombardier- Rotax Jet ‘Twin’ En- Water Aerobics gines, ‘Locking’ storage compartments, Custom Sea Doo Cover, Bimini Top, Garage stored, w/lg towable! Tons of Fun! Call 386-7551 For Sale: Tools; Many hand and power tools, New Time clamps, and much more. Moving and downsizing. Tuesday, Thursday & Friday Friday, Sept. 7, 5:00-8:00 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8, 8:00AM to 5:00PM. Don Steward. 158 Gettysburg. 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Bring your noodle. Moving Sale: During HL Garage Sales, Sept. 13-15. Furniture (some antique), antique dishes, linens, rugs, Danville High School Water Aerobics: kitchen items, sewing machine, sports equipment, Monday, Wednesday & Fridays 7:30 AM to decorating items, and much more. 158 Gettysburg. 8:30 AM. Come in door #14 on the Westside of the building. The door opens @ 7:20 AM For Sale: Used tanning bed, older model with newer $2.00 fee to pay the lifeguard. bulbs, works great. $200 OBO 317-966-0205 or 765-386-2879 Any questions, please contact Nancy Schuch 765-386-2461 For Sale: 2400 Hewitt Boat Lift. $400.00 or obo. Call: 317-716-3566 317-852-6971 HERITAGE LAKE ADVERTISING LOST: swim mat [white] 6'x12' . North end of lake, Business Card Size Ads “IN” the HIGHLIGHTS across from L.H. beach. NO MARKINGS ON MAT. … for $ 20.00!! a Month ( 10 Ads Max. on pg 15 ) Please call if you have seen or found it. Phone 386-7623 DELIVERED to over 1,050 HERITAGE LAKE HOMES CONTACT: Harold Paetow 765-386-6287; Cell: 317-966-6876 For Rent: Hawaii Condo for rent – one week @ $1,200. Diamond Resort. Ka’anapali Beach Club, Email: [email protected] Maui. Must rent before end of year. Contact Al Hawkins 317 445 3128. NEED A RIDE? “FAMOUS” YELLOW / WHITE TRASH BAG SALE! Call 1-765-848-1508 Continues to Benefit Kids' Count! Rural Transit Service is Available Another important source of funding for Kids Count/Survivor With Character Day Camp is our ongoing \"County Sweeps\" will operate Monday through Friday with demand-response service available County wide. This will include curb-to-curb service available Yellow & White Trash Bag Sale fundraiser! Yellow bags are 2mm thick with 25 bags per roll and 39 gallon size. from home to destinations within Putnam County; including appointments, shopping areas, and other personal and business Locations. White kitchen bags are 65 per roll & 15 gallon size. All Rolls are $10ea. Payment in cash or check payable to KIDS COUNT. All fares are 75 cents one-way & monthly passes for $15.00 You may purchase trash bags at the POA Office, Marina Bookmobile Schedule or contact: Jan Sallee, 386-2175, or Cindy Huddleston, 386-6338. The bookmobile visits Heritage Lake For Lost & Found Pets at two locations every Tuesday! Sept. 4, 11, 18 & 24th Call Lisa Mock 386-6762 The Clubhouse from 12:30 pm to 1:15 pm If you are able to take in a homeless animal on a The HL Marina from 1:30 pm to 2:15 pm temporary or permanent basis please give Lisa a call. Access the Library Website at www.putnam.lib.in.us SEPTEMBER 2012

Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS EMAIL > [email protected] Page 15 FOR SALE: LOT 437 ON VALLEY FORGE DR. IN MILL SPRINGS LOT IS 1/2 ACRE, LEVEL HAS MATURE TREES, SEWER IN AND PAID, AND IS CLOSE TO THE MARINA ASKING $7,500.00 FIRM. PLEASE CONTACT JEFF SCHEIDELL (OWNER) @ 260-413-9418 OR E-MAIL @ [email protected] We service the Heritage Lake Area Locally Owned www.allenrusiehomeimprovements.com SEPTEMBER 2012

HERITAGE LAKE COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC EMAIL > [email protected] U.S.P.S. 335 LINCOLN HILLS POSTAGE COAPTagEeS1V6ILLE, IN 461H21eritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS STAMP Advertising FLYERS & Business Card ADS in the Heritage Lake HIGHLIGHTS FLYERS: 1,150 copies (8.5” x 11”) Inserted and Delivered $40.00 PRINTING for 1,150 copies: Black &White $50.00 + $40.00 = Total $90.00 COLOR $110.00 + $40.00 = Total $150.00 Business Card Ad: (2” X 3.5”) on page 15 $20.00 ea. Month (10 available per Issue) FLYER or BUSINESS CARD Ads Originals can be dropped at POA Office or e-mailed to: [email protected] MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO : HLCS and Mail to: HLCS; 189 Mill Springs; Coatesville, IN 46121 or drop at POA Office Contact: Harold Paetow ~ 189 Mill Springs ~ Phone: 765-386-6287 or Cell: 317-966-6876 View The HIGHLIGHTS at: www.heritagelakepoa.com/Highlights/newsletter.htm Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat SEPTEMBER 2012 AUGUST 31 01 S S V RIB-EYE DELIVER HIGHLIGHTS STEAKS at The Marina all LABOR DAY 02 SSV RIB-EYE 03 049 AM PC Commissioner 059:30AM Bible Study Clubhouse 06 07 WEEKEND 08 STEAKS 7PM HL Cancer Sup- Meeting at EOB / 911 Bldg 7 PM Men's Bridge 8:30AM - 11 AM at The Marina port Meeting - Clubhouse 1PM Stitch & Quilt Club 1PM DOMINOS Clubhouse SSV BREAKFAST at the MARINA all LABOR DAY HLPOA Office in the Clubhouse WEEKEND CLOSED 09 10 111PM Stitch & Quilt Club 12 9:30AM Bible Study Clubhouse 13 14 15 7:30AM-12:30PM 7PM HLPOA 5PM HL Golf Twin Bridges 7:30 PM A&E Mtg 7PM DOMINOS 8:00AM to 11 AM Bass Tournament Board Meeting 7:00 PM HL MEN Bible 1PM Book Club in the Clubhouse FTFD Breakfast Clubhouse Discovery Group A/C at the Clubhouse at Firehouse 7PM FTFD Dept. Meeting 7:00 PM Euchre 7PM Neighborhood Watch at Firehouse Clubhouse POA Members Welcome 16 17 7PM HLNAC 18 19 9:30AM Bible Study Clubhouse 20 HIGHLIGHTS 21 22 7PM-8:30PM HL 1PM Stitch & Quilt Club ARTICLES DUE Cancer Support Mtg. 11:30AM Homemakers’ 9:30AM Garden Club 6 PM PC Commissioners Club at Clubhouse 10AM CCCD mtg Meeting at EOB / 911 Bldg 7PM Planning Mtg at the Conservancy 7PM Siltation 23 24 HIGHLIGHTS 25 26 9:30AM Bible Study Clubhouse 27 28 29 SAT 7:30AM-12:30PM ADS & FLYERS DUE 1PM Stitch & Quilt Club 7 PM Lake Committee 1PM Bridgearama DELIVER HIGHLIGHTS 30 Bass Tournament 7PM HLPOA SUN Board Operations MARINA Meeting Clubhouse CLOSES SEPTEMBER 2012