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“Official Newsletter for the Waynoka Property Owners Association”ISSUE 301October, 2013 www.lakewaynoka.com
Waynoka News2013 ELECTIONS
Applications are now being accepted for 3 positions on the WPOA board and 2 positions on the WRWSD board for a 3 year term beginning
April, 2014 and expiring April, 2017.
These applications, available at the WPOA office, must be accompanied by a brief resume and photo and must be dropped off or mailed to the WPOA office,
post-marked no later than 4:00pm, Friday, October 4, 2013. Applications postmarked after this time and date will be ineligible.
Any questions may be directed to the Election Inspectors:
Steve Rish Eileen Brown 513-404-2848 937-446-2348
Revision of
WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
CODE OF REGULATIONS
The end of the review period for members of the WPOA is near. The last comments that will be reviewed for the proposed revision of the Code of Regulations must be sent to [email protected] no later than October 1, 2013. Please review and comment on the recently revised draft revision of the WPOA Code of Regulations (CODE), last revised in 2007. Please provide specific comments (ignore spelling or grammar) which indicate the ARTICLE and Section about which you are commenting to [email protected]. As many of the comments received will be incorporated as appropriate so that a vote for the CODE revision s by the MEMBERS by mail can be done in the near future. The most recently revised draft copy is electronically posted on the Lake Waynoka website; for those without computer access, a copy can be obtained from the WPOA Administration Office. The recent revision was made with additional input from MEMBERS and the several text sections provided by Ohio Lake Community Association attorney. Your support to revise the CODE will be appreciated since its revision is long overdue.
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Lake Waynoka
9th Annual Shawnee SquawsCraft Fair
Open to the Public
Saturday, October 12, 20139:00 am to 4:00 pm
Lake Waynoka Health & Rec Center
Admission is FreeParking is Free
Great Food will be for sale!
35 CRAFT VENDOR BOOTHSHANDMADE ITEMS TO
NUMBEROUS TO MENTION
COME ON OUT & GET STARTED ON YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY!!!
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FIREWORKS FIREWORKS FIREWORKS It is time to make a special thank you for all the support and kindness that has been shown to the fireworks sponsor, the Shawnee Squaws. A special thank you to Neil Yockey and the Sardinia Fire Department for all that they do for us in order to make it possible to have the fireworks display. Also, to our maintenance department that take the cans to be recycled, and to Security who help with the traffic during this time. Many people donate money, save cans, and help in every way they can. It has been especially nice to hear from so many people stating how they enjoyed Labor Day and the fireworks at the lake. Once again, thank you very much from the Shawnee Squaws.
God Bless and Keep You,Betty Purdin
Attention: Special Notice On October 17, 2013 at 1:30 pm, the Brown County Auditor will auction off the following Lake Waynoka lots at the Brown County Administration Building located on Mt. Orab Pike, Georgetown, Ohio. These lots will sell to the highest bidder plus transfer fees of approximately $50.00.
#0021 Cheyenne Dr. #0112 Shawnee Dr. #0227 Shawnee Dr. #0228 Shawnee Dr. #0230 Shawnee Dr. #0258 Waynoka Dr. #0275 Iriquois Dr. #0292 Waynoka Dr. #0525 Stageline Dr. #0549 Stageline Dr. #0551 Stageline Dr. #0611 Horse Shoe Dr. #0637 Horse Shoe Dr. #1112 Texas Dr. #1412 Texas Dr. #1501 Oklahoma Dr. #1536 Moccasin Dr. #1602 Crazyhorse Dr. #1612 Crazyhorse Dr. #1916 Bearcat Dr. #1917 Bearcat Dr. #2338 Waynoka Dr. #2403 Navajo Cove North #2424 Woodchuck Cove #2430 Woodchuck Cove #2474 Choctaw Dr. #2476 Choctaw Dr.
#2506 Papoose Dr. #2702 Choctaw Dr. #2814 Waynoka Dr. #2815 Waynoka Dr. #2948 Yuma Dr. #3035 Ute Dr. #3038 Ute Dr. #3039 Ute Dr. #3088 Zuni Dr. #3236 Senatobia Dr. #3237 Senatobia Dr. #3334 Waynoka Dr. #3353 Tupelo Dr. #3681 Yuma Dr. #3690 Yuma Dr. #3727 Tucumcari Dr. #3728 Tucumcari Dr. #3729 Tucumcari Dr. #3730 Tucumcari Dr. #3731 Tucumcari Dr. #3744 Totem Pole Dr. #3745 Totem Pole Dr. #3746 Totem Pole Dr. #3896 Black Hawk Dr. #3919 Blackhawk Dr. #3920 Blackhawk Dr. #3940 Waynoka Dr.
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Did You Know? Now is the time to plant…it’s fall!
The weather is cooler and the rainfall is usually more plentiful
requiring less watering. Water…Use it wisely!
This tip is courtesy of the WRWSD.
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Waynoka Regional Water and Sewer District
1 Waynoka Dr. Lake Waynoka, OH 45171
937-446-3232 * 937-446-3330
WRWSD Board of Trustees Meeting – Mon., August 26, 2013
President Larry Doughman called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
Roll Call: Present: Buskey, Doughman, Kirk, Purdin, Plant Supt. Culver and Mgr. Cahall (Guest: Mike LaPlante) Absent: Beresford and Redick
Minutes: A motion to approve the minutes of the August 10th Saturday meeting as read was made by Purdin and seconded by Kirk. A vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.
Treasurer’s Report (John Buskey): • Links to the WRWSD 2012 Annual Audit Report and Management Letter have been posted on the
website (www.lakewaynoka.com) under News and Notices. These documents will be available until October 11, 2013. Hard copies are available at the Office upon request. It was noted that the one correction requested by the Auditor’s Office has been made by the accountants.
• Every six months the District receives certification monies from the County Auditor. These monies are from the certification of water availability fees, sewer assessment, water user and sewer user expenses. The total amount received for 2012 was $21,837.68. Buskey shared a report comparing the amounts certified versus the amounts received for the years 2006 through 2013. The next Certification of delinquent accounts will be due at the Auditor’s Office in early September.Report from the Manager (Paul Cahall) and the Plant Supt. (George Culver):
• Culver shared that two different inspections have been done by two different inspectors from the EPA this year – one for the plant and the other for the backwash ponds. The most recent inspection report for the ponds was good with minor requests.
• Work is being done on the four full hook-ups at the Campground. Even though a marked water line was cut today it is anticipated that the sites will be available and rented for Labor Day weekend.
• Culver shared some of the features of the GIS or geographical information system for the hydrant and valve inventory. He is very impressed with its ability to locate points once the data has been entered. About 2200 points will have been marked when the work of marking the points is completed in the next couple of weeks.
Other Business Items:• Pres. Doughman shared that since the last workshop meeting Trustee Gloss submitted his resignation.
The procedure to fill vacancies on the WRWSD Board was reviewed. This vacancy for a term ending in 2014 will be announced at the next two Saturday meetings (September 14th and October 12th) as provided for in the WRWSD Rules and Regulations. The deadline for applications will be Wednesday, October 16th. Interviews will be done at the October 28th workshop meeting and the new Trustee will be sworn in at the November 9th Saturday meeting. Applications are available at the Office.
• The question of whether or not the new WPOA Election Inspectors would act in the same capacity
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for the WRWSD was raised by Buskey. Pres. Doughman will contact Steve Rish and request that he and Eileen Brown, the WPOA Election Inspectors, also be the Inspectors for the WRWSD. • When questioned about the sales tax charges on the new truck Cahall responded that this issue has not yet been resolved. But he does believe that the credit card concerns have been addressed. • WRWSD Trustee Buskey asked Eric Kirk, a trustee on both the WRWSD and the WPOA Boards and Chairman of the WPOA Rules and Regulations Committee which is currently working on revisions to the WPOA Code of Regulations, about the deletion of Article II, Section 10.2.3 from the Code. Buskey questioned the elimination of employee cards for employees, their spouses and minor children and how this would affect the employees of the WRWSD. Following a brief discussion as to whether or not this should be done Kirk stated that he would provide the documentation and correspondence supporting this action. (After the meeting the Manager reviewed this information and determined that the benefit of employee cards would be included in the WPOA Personnel Policy instead of the Code of Regulations. The Personnel Policy is currently being revised also. jac) Kirk was also asked whether or not the WPOA Board had voted to approve the revisions to the WPOA Code. He indicated that the Board had approved the development of a revised Code and that the revisions would be presented to the WPOA Board for consideration soon. • Culver shared that the low service pump has been installed at the up-ground reservoir and that he expects one of the pumps at the back-up lake to be installed in the near future. • Cahall announced that he is now accepting bids for propane for this coming year.
Motions and Resolutions: none
Adjournment: A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Purdin and seconded by Buskey. All were in favor and the meeting was adjourned at 7:46 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,Joanne A. Coker, Assistant WRWSD Recording Secretary
Monthly Activity Report for Security/PoliceMonth of August
Calls for Arrests Offense Traffic WPOA Written Squad EMS Traffic Service Reports Citations Citations Warnings Runs Crashes 41 0 1 4 1 37 6 1 2
There were (9) canine complaints and (2) animal/fowl complaints.
The gate count for the Month of August (front gate only) was 20,527.
During the month of August, there was a decrease in the number of calls for service, traffic citations, and arrests. The Labor Day activities that occurred on August 31, 2013 generated no enforcement actions and no traffic complaints. No criminal patterns were identified during the month.
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Waynoka Regional Water and Sewer District 1 Waynoka Dr. Lake Waynoka, OH 45171
937-446-3232 937-446-3330
WRWSD Board of Trustees Meeting – Sat., Sept. 14, 2013President Larry Doughman called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m. Roll Call: Present: Beresford, Buskey, Doughman, Kirk, Purdin, Redick & Mgr. Cahall Absent: none Minutes: The minutes of the August 26th WRWSD workshop meeting were read. A motion to approve the minutes was made by Purdin and seconded by Kirk and passed unanimously. President’s Report (Larry Doughman): • The trustee seat on the WRWSD Board vacated by Ron Gloss’ resignation is now available. This position which expires in 2014 is being announced today and during the next Saturday meeting on October 12th. Applications will be accepted no later than Wednesday, October 16th. • There are two seats available on the WRWSD Board in this year’s election. The deadline for these applications is no later than Friday, October 4th. • Trustee Kirk has resigned as Secretary of the WRWSD Board and Trustee Redick was chosen to assume the secretarial duties. Treasurer’s Report (John Buskey): • At two thirds of the way through 2013 the incomes and expenses of the WRWSD are consistent with the budget for this period. There are a few line items approaching 100%in the budget; this occurrence will be addressed by passing a motion of amendments some time during the next couple of months. • On September 6th certification of delinquent accounts (water availability, sewer assessment, water user and sewer user fees) totaling $72,211.79 was made to the Brown County Auditor. It is anticipated that between $15K and $20K will be collected in 2014. Many of these delinquencies are due to foreclosures and others are from those who are not able to maintain their financial obligations to the WRWSD. • The audit report of the 2012 financial statement is on-line at www.lakewaynoka.com and will be available until Oct. 11th. Hard copies are also available at the Office. • The Treasurer reminded everyone that the August WRWSD financial report is available for review. He also shared that he would be happy to talk to anyone about the finances of the WRWSD which are in “good shape”.Manager’s Report (Paul Cahall): • The GIS or geographical information system updates for the hydrant and valve inventory continue to be done. The work is about 80% completed. The Manager requested that property owners not pull up the “little colored flags marking data points that are all around the Lake”. If this is done the points must be relocated and time wasted. The staff will remove the flags when the data has been entered into the GIS. • The EPA evaluation has been received. All requests had been done before the report arrived. A couple of new signs were put up and all four backwash ponds are now operative.
Give your grinder pump air!
Let it breathe! Let it breathe!
If you are going to landscape around your grinder pump, the grade around the pump should be
a minimum of 4” below the top of the lid and sloped away from the unit.
Never cover or obstruct the air vent openings in your grinder pump. In a failure situation back flow water would empty into your house
rather than on to the ground if the vents are blocked. Gross! $$$$ This tip is courtesy of the WRWSD.
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Children’s Christmas Benefit Dinner The Lake Waynoka chapel would like to thank all who bought tickets or gave a donation to the children’s benefit dinner. This fundraising benefit helps our effort to support less fortunate children in our school district community that would not have Christmas gifts this year. This is a community effort here at Lake Waynoka that we are all very proud of. We have people here with big hearts and they showed their support by opening their wallets at this event for the children. We had a good auction with many items. We had split the pot and someone won $355.00 and gave us back a $100.00 dona-tion. We want to thank Joan brown and Nan Alsip for their efforts selling these tickets at the door. A very big thank you goes to Jeff & Ronnie Devilbliss for their expertise on the grilling of the meat (grilled pork tenderloin) it was great!!! If you missed this dinner, you missed out on a great meal!!! Biggest thank you of the evening goes out to our very own Carolyn Slater who for the second year has made this event a very successful one! She co-ordinates the whole event herself and she has some good help. Thanks to everyone who sold tickets, bought tickets, baked desserts, baked potatoes, cooked green beans, made cole slaw, served the meal, set-up and took down tables & chairs, helped in the clean- up after the event. Thanks to the band Chuck Wait & the Drive Line, the auctioneer (Paul Wait), Rodger Goldwire for his “VIP” table idea. This got us $1,400.00 in ticket sales immediately, in order to sit at his “VIP” table. Also a big thank you to the staff at the recreation center (Dana, Jackie, Dave and Wanda). For those of you who may not know much about this project, it takes about $100.00 to sponsor one child in this program. We buy them a coat, hat, gloves, jeans, tops, underwear, socks, shoes, and at least one toy maybe two if we can. We get a discount from the stores we shop with and this helps out also. Everything is gift wrapped, then placed in a large Christmas bag for each child with their name from Santa. Last year we had a donation of 30 turkeys from the owner of the Outpost (Mike & Cindy Schmidt). The local IGA store gave us fresh apples & oranges, and the church members were able to add all the trimmings for a nice Christmas dinner for the children and their family. We struggle to keep up this effort. As you all know the cost of everything increases each year . The list gets longer each year with more children whose parents cannot meet the needs for their family. However, we are determined to make this our chapels mission and with the help of the surrounding lake community helping us to help others. The civic club has already set the bar with a $300.00 club donation and we hope that other clubs will match that or beat it!!
We thank you all and god bless each and every one of you!!!!
• The requested maintenance from the ODNR inspection last year has been completed this summer. • The work on the campground hook-ups is completed as far as the WRWSD is concerned. • There is good news in regards to the mosquito fish that were introduced into the lagoon - no chemicals have been used since the fish arrived! Several of the residents who live around the lagoon report that the number of midges is lower than most of them have ever seen. This is a much ‘greener’ solution to the midge problem and costs about a third of the cost of chemicals. Hopefully, the fish will survive over the winter after the lagoon is lowered and refills. • A propane contract has been signed with Ferrellgas at a cost of $1.54 a gallon which is approximately half of the ‘going rate’.
Old Business: noneNew Business: noneMotions and Resolutions: noneBoard Member Concerns: noneMembership Concerns: noneAdjournment: The motion to adjourn was then made by Purdin and seconded by Kirk. All were in favor and the meeting was adjourned at 9:40 a.m.
Respectfully submitted, Joanne A. Coker, WRWSD Assistant Recording Secretary
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Manager’s Note, Paul S. Cahall, General Manager
October Entertainment
5th Echoes Past
12th Triple “R” Entertainment, 8:30 pm
19th Triple “R” Entertainment, 8:30 pm
26th Halloween Party – Costume Contest Barcodes ------ 8:30 to 12:30 Limited Tickets Available (150) $10 per person
Bengals Football Party Sunday Lounge opens 1 hr prior to game time!
Sun. thru Wed. 4:00 pm - 8:00 pmThurs. 4:00 pm - 12:00 amFri. & Sat. 4:00 pm - 12:30 am
Hours Subject to Change at the Discretion of Management, without Notice
Lake Waynoka Lounge 937-446-2012
Rules and notices As the leafs on the trees start to change and fall to the ground I would like to remind everyone to not blow or rake your leaves into the lake or ditches. The leafs will clog the ditches, plug culverts and create siltation problems in the lake. We understand lots of leafs end up in the lake on their own but we don’t want to add to the problem. Also remember if you are going to burn your leaves you must call and let Security know so they can tell you if we have a no burning notice in effect and you MUST stay with the fire to insure it doesn’t spread. We had to call in the fire department last year to bring a brush fire under control because the member had left without insuring the fire was out. As the leafs fall, we will be back out with the arm mower to trim trees and bushes back from the road. As everyone knows, this system while very effective isn’t pretty. If you have a tree or bush that hangs out over the road and you want a nice clean trimming you need to take care of this before we come around. Our goal is to ensure the roadway is clear so vehicles are not damaged by obstructions in the road and to make sure drivers can see when entering the roadway. Parking your boat on your lot, while this is allowed by our rules you are required to keep current tags on the trailer and to annually register the boat with security. As I drive around I see boats that have not seen the water in many years and I understand how hard it is to get rid of an old boat. If you have an old boat you would like to have removed from your lot let us know. If you sign the title over to the WPOA we will dispose of the boat for you. Security has a list of unregistered boats and the lot numbers they set on. They will be sending out notices in the near future.
Campground Trick or Treat October 19th, 5:30pm to 7:00pm
Campsite Decorating Contest 4:30Please remember this is NOT an open gate event, it is for property owners and their guests only. Property owners will need to leave a pass with security for anyone that does not have a membership card. Property owners also, remember that you are responsible for everyone that you leave a pass for.
Donations of candy, drinks or whatever can be left with the Administration office, Security or the Campground office.
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Lake Waynoka Lake Committee Night Bass Tournament Results
#Boats Team Total PointsTotal Pounds Brown-Brown 296
# Fish McCann-Bobo 286Avg Wgt. Junius-Abner 272
1st Place Denham-Iles 2692nd Place Gadd-Gephardt 2343rd Place Skidmore-Testerman 198Big Bass 4.64 Kiefer-Kiefer 191Team # Fish Points Wgt Reiff-Grimes 186Carroll-Durbin 6 100 15.86 Redick-Hurtt 183McCann-Bobo 6 99 12.25 Neal-Neal 182Junius-Abner 6 98 11.45 Eldridge-Baucom 179Eldridge-Baucom 6 97 10.38 K Willett-M Willett 172H Sheldon-Brinson 4 96 9.31 Beyer-Mittler 170Skidmore-Testerman 5 95 9.06 Carroll-Durbin 170K Willett-M Willett 5 94 8.56 Barnes-Richards 168Reiff-Grimes 6 93 8.29 Scalf-Lovin 100Magone-Ross 6 92 8.04 Ellis-Latham 97Brown-Brown 6 91 7.30 H Sheldon-Brinson 97R Sheldon-T Sheldon 3 90 7.21 Roush-Dotson 96Gadd-Gephardt 5 89 6.96 Walke-Hargettt 94Denham-Iles 4 88 6.56 Magone-Ross 93Shaw-Schornick 3 87 6.33 Li.Hamilton-Adams 93Redick-Hurtt 5 86 6.09 R Sheldon-T Sheldon 92Walke-McKiddy 3 85 5.56 Shaw-Webb 92Fussnecker- 5 84 5.42 Hill-Hill 91Kiefer-Kiefer 4 83 5.33 Terrell-Lewis 90Carlisle-Switzer 5 82 5.32 Shaw-Schornick 89Kraft-Raleigh 2 81 2.03 Magnone-Magnone 89Neal-Neal 0 50 0.00 Walke-McKiddy 87Beyer-Mittler 0 50 0.00 Fussnecker- 87Barnes-Richards 0 50 0.00La. Hamilton -Reynolds 0 50 0.00
Team Total PointsClark-Mathes 83Carlisle-Switzer 82Vonwahlde-Vonwahlde 82Kraft-Raleigh 81Koehler-Dennis 81Huddle- 80Taylor - Hauck 77La. Hamilton -Reynolds 50Collins-Collins 50H.Sheldon-R.Sheldon 50La.Hamilton-R.Hamilton 50McVicar-McVicar 50Myers-Myers 50Rutz-Farwick 50
2013 Classic Alternates To Date
Junius-AbnerH Sheldon-Brinson
McCann-BoboCarroll-Durbin
1.6695
157.31
2013 Classic Qualifiers To Date24
27-Jul-2013BASS CLASSIC STANDINGS
LAKE WAYNOKA LAKE COMMITTEE TOURNAMENTS ARE
“CATCH AND RELEASE”
Lake Waynoka Bass Classic TournamentOctober 5th 8:00 - 4:00Lake Waynoka Marina
(By Invitation)
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LAKE WAYNOKA CIVIC CLUB Did you know that you can help support the Lake Waynoka Civic Club by purchasing quality sports wear? All items are embroidered with your choice of lake related logos & are available in a variety of colors. The logos include duck & reed, campfire, bass, sailboat, anchor & captain’s wheel. These items make perfect gifts, or just treat yourself!
Gildan Hooded Sweatshirt $25 Gildan Crewneck Sweatshirt $20 Gildan T-shirt $12 Gildan knit Sport Shirt (golf) $18 Jerzees Johnny Collar $18 Hats & Visors $10
Plus sizes cost a little more. Additional items are available upon request. Sample items can be seen in the display case at the Lodge.
Contact Linda Garfield to see additional items in stock or to custom order. 937-446-4207 or [email protected]
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BIG OR SMALL WE DO IT ALL!
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937-763-6649 513-444-5370
Here it is – the last report for this season. The league finished with the following accomplishments: The leader in pars was John Zeilman (7); followed by Ron Gloss, Jim Hackworth, and Dennis Russell who all shot 5 pars. Birdies included Jim Hackworth (“2” on Par 3 #5); Dennis Russell (“4” on Par 5 #2); Steve Sears (“3” on Par 4 #8); Gary Smiley (“3” on Par 4 #6); Jerl Wagner (“3” on Par 4 #7); and Tom Wyatt (“3” on Par 4 #16) Great shooting everybody! Low gross scores for men total five players shooting “43” (Jim Hackwoerth, Dennis Russell, Steve Sears, Gary Smiley, and John Zeilman). The ladies finished: Marilyn Gloss (59), Tillie Doughman (60), and Mary Kay Wolfe (61). Heard on the course when Larry Doughman lost two balls on the first hole he played: “You lost more balls on one hole than I lost in nine holes today!” This reporter doesn’t like to be a tattletale, but the remark was made by someone with the initials of Paul Cahall! (Oops.) Revenge is sweet, Paul. Our last day of play was a team scramble followed by awards and food banquet (emphasis on food – yum, yum). In addition to our first, second and third place winners a special award was given to Paul Cahall (13 golf balls). No explanation required here. The season’s winners were: 1st Place – Dale Gadd & John Zeilman (179 points); 2nd Place – Tillie Doughman & Jerl Wagner (178.5 points); 3rd Place – Ron Gloss & George Kinney (165 points). Most points won: Women – Tillie Doughman (86.5) and Men – Jerl Wagner (92). Lowest gross scores: Women – Marilyn Gloss (54) and Men – Dennis Russell (40). Most improved handicap: Women – Tillie Doughman (4 strokes) and Men – Rick Delaney and John Zeilman (5 strokes). Nice job, everybody! Watch the Newsletter next year for the announcement of the Spring Meeting at the lodge. Join us and sign up to play in the League. It’s all about the fun in the Lake Waynoka League. If you have any questions about the League call Larry Doughman (Chairperson) at 937-446-1626, or Ron Gloss (Vice Chairperson) at 513-943-1266. Until then, our best wishes to all of you for a healthy, happy and safe winter. Bye!
The Golf League team standings can be viewed on the Lake Waynoka web site. Go to www.lakewaynoka.com and click on “Golf League” under the “Clubs” column. There you will find our Rules, Teams, Schedule and Standings.
Golf News & Notes
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Adult Tap Class – Thursdays, 9:15 amArt Class – Mondays, 10:00 am to 12 noonCampground Mtg. - Oct. 5th, 10:00 amChorus - Oct., 1st & 15th, 7:00 pmCivic Club - Oct., 22nd, 7:00 pmDance Lessons - Tuesdays, 8:00 pmEuchre - Wednesdays, 7:00 pm (Lodge)Euchre - Thursday, 6:30 pm (Lodge)Euchre – Fridays, 7:00 pm (Lodge)Garden Club - Oct., 10th, 7:00 pmLake Committee - Oct., 16th, 4:30 pm, @ Marina Line Dancing Class – Tuesdays, 2:00 pmLions Club - Oct., 1st & 15th, 6:30 pmProject Linus - Thursdays 10:00 am to 2:00 pmShawnee Squaws – Oct., 9th, 10:00 amWatersports Club – Oct., 6th, 12 noonWPOA Workshop - Oct., 11th, 7:00 pmWRWSD Board Mtg. – Oct., 12th, 9:30 amWPOA Board Mtg. – Oct., 12th, 10:00 amWRWSD Workshop - Oct., 28th, 7:00 pmBass Classic Tourn. - Oct., 5th, 8:00 am to 4:00 pmCraft Fair - Oct., 12th, 9:00 am to 4:00 pmLions Club Bingo - Oct., 12th, 7:00 pmCampground Trick or Treat - Oct., 19th, 5:30 to 7:00
Calendar of Events
Wednesday Night
08/07 Bob Rickling.......................................................71 Dana Yates...........................................................58 08/14 Ken Greer............................................................59 Elwood Patrick....................................................59 08/21 Barbara Patrick....................................................61 Elwood Patrick....................................................59
08/28 Larry Kraft..........................................................68 Elwood Patrick....................................................66
Friday Night
08/02 Cheryl Beyer....................................................66 Jim Cummins...................................................61
08/09 Jean Hilliard.....................................................65 Dana Yates........................................................62 08/16 Elwood Patrick................................................59 Ken Greer.........................................................59
08/23 Bill Marshall....................................................62 Jean Hilliard.....................................................61
08/30 Jean Hilliard.....................................................59 Bill Marshall....................................................55
EUCHRE SCORES
Winter Boat Storage
If you are tired of dragging your boat home for the winter or parking it on your lot and having it sink in the mud there is a new option this year. The Board of Trustees have decided to open up winter boat parking in the camp ground parking lot across from the campground office. This parking will be available from November 1st to April 1st for the cost of $100. Only boats and trailers with the proper seal on them will be permitted in the parking lot. Seals can be purchased at the campground office or admin-istration office. While we cannot guarantee the security of your boat, there is lighting, video surveillance, and the lot will be patrolled regularly by security. Availability will be on a first come, first serve basis.
ClassifiedFor Sale - 2 lots #4023, Lake Front#4024, Lake Access $69,900.Call Dan 937-446-2610.
DECKS & DOCKS - CLEANED & STAINED Get ready for Fall! Free Estimates, Reasonable. Bill Meyer 937-509-3548
For Sale Lot #3987 on Waynoka Dr.$2,000 OBO 937-298-5863
Lot #1514 for sale, best offer. Call 513-773-6034
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16 BOW DRIVE | $409,900
Hardwood, stainless app, 2 FP, 16x14 MSTR BA, 2 Master Suites, Finished LL w/ walk-out, beautiful deck areas and covered dock w/ lift.
770 WAYNOKA DRIVE | $553,900
2yr old, 2-story has all the upgrades. 4BD all with private baths, open flr plan, granite, stain-less app., over 160' waterfront, covered dock.
426 WAYNOKA DRIVE | $599,000
Almost 800' of shoreline in this deep water cove totally renovated home 4BD, 3.5BA. Over-sized Garage, 2 docks.
800 FT. SHORELINE! MOTIVATED SELLER
11 HATCHET COVE | $254,900
Newer roof, windows, deck, HVAC, flooring bathrooms and shoreline, One of the best views of the lake with 250’ of shoreline.
2060 BUFFALO DRIVE | $259,600
4BD/4BA, gourmet kit w/granite, SS appl, new windows w/lifetime warranty, finished LL, 2 lots w/beautiful landscaping, ponds & deck.
124 GEE DRIVE| $380,000
Open floor plan, natural woodwork, gourmet kitchen, 1st flr master, separate mother-in-law suite, 26x36 gar w/hated 2nd fl.
MUST SEE! NEW LISTING!
2631 WAYNOKA DRIVE | $78,900
Great waterfront building lot located in deep water cove close to spillway. Has dock in place for your boat. Will not last.
113 COMANCHE DRIVE | $94,900
See this great 3 bedroom home within walking distance to rec center, restaurant, swimming pools, clubhouse and your boat dock.
115 OMAHA DRIVE | $109,000
3BD/2BA home nestled in the woods located on three lots with oversized 2 car garage. Moti-vated Seller.
NEW LISTING! PENDING!
1772 WAYNOKA DRIVE | $79.900 21 WAGON WHEEL CIR| $199,800 150 SEMINOLE DRIVE | $133,500
SOLD! SOLD!
NEW PRICE!
BEST LAKEFRONT VIEW
OTHER BROKER’S LISTINGS SOLD BY DORIS KITCHEN AND THE RESULTS TEAM THIS MONTH: 40 Bow Drive | 33 Indian Drive | 34 Indian Drive
Thinking of selling your home? Know someone who is looking to buy?
We love referrals :) - CALL US TODAY!
SOLD!
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8/31/2013
GENERAL OPERATING FUNDS: 8/31/2012 8/31/2013
NB&T CECKING $60,737.78 $51,421.50CHARGE CARD ACCOUNT $17,236.93 $26,654.70OPER SAVINGS/FIRST STATE BANK $74,153.69 $100,248.02OPER RESERVE/NB&T $80,000.01 $40,437.06OPER CDS 5TH RD BANK $100,000.00 $100,000.00
TOTAL OPERATING FUNDS: $332,128.41 $318,761.28
CAPITAL FUNDS:
$100.00 ROAD CHECKING $237,612.70 $191,973.22
$50.00 LAKE CHECKING $19,412.97 $138,378.61
$100.00 REC FACILITY CHECKING $272,557.00 $226,663.61
CAMPGROUND CHECKING $13,984.18 $51,893.54
INTEREST/ROAD & REC FAC ACCT. $0.00 $0.00
TOTAL ALL CAPITAL FUNDS: $543,566.85 $608,908.98
WPOA INVESTMENTS:
FIFTH THIRD BANK, CDs $0.00 $0.00 PARK NATIONAL BANK $63,680.85 $0.00 NB&T CDARS $355,765.91 $421,279.02
TOTAL INVESTMENTS: $419,446.76 $421,279.02
TOTAL ALL ACCOUNTS: $1,295,142.02 $1,348,949.28
TREASURER'S REPORT; BALANCE SHEET
WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
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Veterans PicnicFriday, September 13th, 2013 the Shawnee Squaws invited the veterans from the Veterans Home in Georgetown to a picnic at Lake Waynoka. Twenty two veterans and helpers came. They were treated to hamburgers, hot dogs and lots of treats. Special hats with the Lake Waynoka logo on them were given to each one. Members from the lake assisted each veteran to go fishing. Although it was a cloudy day and one of their buses broke down, it was an enjoyable day for all. Lots of thanks to management and the maintenance staff for all of their help. Also, A special thanks to Mike and Dawn Napier of the Lake Waynoka Marina for all the many things they do.Sincerely,The Shawnee Squaws
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WPOA BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Jim Meyer.....................….PresidentBetty Purdin.......….…VicePresidentValerie Bullock....…….….SecretaryEric Kirk......……..……....Treasurer Walt Robinson.............Mbr. at Large Todd Holt Vernon Taylor John McDulin Gary Blackburn
WRWSD BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Larry Doughman...............President Tom Beresford............Vice President
John Buskey......................TreasurerPrescilla Redick..................SecretaryBetty Purdin.................Mbr. at LargeRon Gloss Eric Kirk
Any opinion expressed in this newsletter reflects only the opinion
of the author and does not necessarily constitute an opinion of the W.P.O.A., its Board of Directors
or any other individual.
Advertising in this newsletter is not an endorsement of
products or services.
WAYNOKA MARINA 937-446-4429 [email protected]
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat - 7am to 7pmSunday 9am to 5pm
Closed on Wednesday
EDITORLeslie Piatt
Waynoka News
WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC.This institution is an equal opportunity provider & employer.1 Waynoka Drive Lake Waynoka, Ohio 45171www.lakewaynoka.com
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
WPOA accepts Visa, MasterCard & Discover
Lake Waynoka
Admin. Office 937-446-3232Security 937-446-3214Rec. Center 937-446-1778Lounge 937-446-2012Restaurant (Closed for the Season) 937-446-3774Marina 937-446-4429Campground 937-446-2887 www.lakewaynoka.com
REFERENCE NUMBERS Lake Waynoka Snack Bar 446-3774
Closed for the Season
Health & Rec Center HoursMon – Fri 7:00 to 9:00Sat – Sun 8:00 to 9:00
Family Swim Hours
Mon – Fri 3:00 to 7:00 Sat – Sun 11:00 to 7:00
