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Maceday-Lotus Lakes Association WWW.MLLA.US Volume 24, Issue 3 August 2010 President’s Letter Fellow Riparians, Committee for organizing a successful Bike Parade. All participants had a great time showing off their patriotic creativity and leading the parade. Prizes, cookies and juice were provided afterwards. I truly cannot believe this is already August. Fortunately, we have had a great summer. The Fourth of July fireworks was a hit, with many rave reviews from fellow Riparian’s. I thought it was the best show ever. Having a barge really added to the variety of special effects especially the line of lights across the water. Furthermore, I want to thank the Fireworks Committee and all that contributed to its success. In addition, the Boat Parade wrapped up a fun, filled weekend of events. Approximately a dozen boats participated. Although the summer is about half over, we still have a number of activities remaining. Please be A special thanks goes to the Social Howl at the Moon MEMO: SUBJECT: HOWLING TIME FOR: ALL WOMEN WHEN: TUESDAY AUGUST 24TH TIME: 7:00 PM MORE INFORMATION IN THIS EDITION HOPE YOU ALL CAN ATTEND. Deb Trosin Social Chairperson sure to review the newsletter for upcoming events or our website/ www.mlla.us. Looking forward to seeing you at all our events. Bill Lethemon MLLA President Page 2 W W W. M L LA . U S August 2010 Welcome Newcomers By Janie Armstrong John Hall 4123 Windiate Park Dr. John purchased his home in February of 2009, and moved in April after completing repairs to his lake home. His goal has always been to buy a lake front home, and he is familiar with the area, since he owns Discount Marble and Granite on Airport Road, just north of Williams Lake Rd. More than a hobby, John has been involved in collecting postage stamps for some time. He has 2 children, one 20 years old and the other 21. Both of his children are out on their own. Saylor and Stacy Frase 4253 Blain Island The Frase’s moved to Blain Island from a home on Walled Lake in October 2009. Since they were married in 2008, they might still be considered newlyweds. Saylor is crazy about fishing and catches bass right off his dock. Stacy grew up on a lake, is interested in wines, and likes to read. The couple enjoy boating, traveling, and they run a non-profit organization called “Twilight,” which raises funds for childhood cancer. Saylor owns Nuspire Networks in Commerce, and Stacy is an executive travel consultant. Page 3 W W W. M L LA . U S August 2010 Flip a Coin! Have you paid your MLLA Dues Yet? By Dave DelVecchio There’s a 50% chance that you have not paid your MLLA dues this year! How do we know that? Well, as of mid-July, we have only received MLLA dues payments from 200 households. We have approximately 420 homes on our two wonderful lakes, so that’s actually slightly less than one out of every two homes. Check the MLLA Member Thanks update in this newsletter. If you don’t see your name listed, then we have not received your dues payment for 2010. Please take the time right now to complete the membership application included in this newsletter and send in your payment. receive the MLLA newsletter on a regular basis. So, take the time now to support your organization, for your benefit and our lakefront community’s benefit! And here is something to think about - beginning next year, households that do not pay their membership dues will no longer 2010 Fireworks –Business Gold Club Sponsors As of July 15, 2010 Business Name Business Location Owner’s Name Owner’s Street Patron - $1,000 & higher donation Safety Technology International, Inc. Waterford Gobler and Taylor Dorothy Lane & Terrell Platinum - $300 to $999 donation International Trade Winds Clarkston Richard & Terry Landolt Lake Forest Drive Mountain View Country Club Assoc. Waterford MVCCA Maiden Peter Soloman, DDS Waterford Peter Soloman Dorothy Lane W. Scott Ward, DDS Family Dentistry Waterford Scott Ward Austinwood Ct. Discount Marble and Granite Waterford John Hall Windiate Park Drive Gold - $100 to $299 donation Any Lab Test Now Waterford Bill & Maureen Burton Windiate Park Dr. Watson Group Financial Corp. Waterford Brian Seibert Maceday Lake Rd. Business donations of all sizes are appreciated. If you would prefer to have your donation kept private please indicate it on your donation form. Page 4 W W W. M L LA . U S August 2010 2010 Fireworks—Gold Club Donor Members As of July 15, 2010 $200 THOMSON MACEDAY LAKE RD. $100 TIEFENBACK RICH DR. $170 DELUDE LONGWORTH DR. $100 ANDERSON TERRELL $160 KLEIN MACEDAY LAKE RD. $100 OBERG TERRELL $160 HARRY WHITFIELD CT. $100 VIGNA TERRELL $150 KARPINSKI LONGWORTH DR. $150 ANONYMOUS $100 GIBBONS WHITFIELD CT. $135 GORYCA MACEDAY LAKE RD. $100 KERR WHITFIELD CT. $100 WOLOWIEC WHITFIELD CT. $100 HINES WHITFIELD DR. $125 SPOSITA LAKE LN. $125 BARINGER MACEDAY LAKE RD. $120 LONG LONGWORTH DR. $110 WRINKLE LONGWORTH DR. $100 SALATA WHITFIELD DR. $110 OSBURN TERRELL $100 SALFI WHITFIELD DR. $110 HEALY WHITFIELD CT. $100 DEPEAL WINDIATE PARK DR. $100 GUTHERIE BLAIN ISLAND DR. $100 LANDOLT BLAIN ISLAND DR. $100 KRAKAUER WINDIATE PARK DR. $100 MADURSKI BLAIN ISLAND DR. $100 RICHARDSON WINDIATE PARK DR. $100 MOODY BLAIN ISLAND DR. $100 THOMAS WINDIATE PARK DR. $100 SLUPEK BLAIN ISLAND DR. $100 ZIEMANN WINDIATE PARK DR. $100 GOBLER DOROTHY LN. $100 LUCCA DOROTHY LN. $100 MC MILLEN DOROTHY LN. $100 REEFER DOROTHY LN. $100 SPRINGER DOROTHY LN. $100 ZAYDEL DOROTHY LN. $100 ZEZULA DOROTHY LN. $100 MUSKE IRIS DR. $100 LANDOLT LAKE FOREST DR. $100 LOWE LAKE FOREST DR. $100 BIANCO LONGWORTH DR. $100 GASIOREK LONGWORTH DR. $100 HERMEZ LONGWORTH DR. $100 PETZ LONGWORTH DR. $100 SCHLOFF LONGWORTH DR. $100 FLURY LOTUS DR. $100 SMITH LOTUS DR. $100 BACHER MACEDAY LAKE RD. $100 FRERICKS MACEDAY LAKE RD. $100 LETHEMON MACEDAY LAKE RD. $100 SAWICKI MACEDAY LAKE RD. $100 NETTLER PARKWOOD CT. $100 ROBERTS PARKWOOD CT. Bankruptcy is not shameful in this Michigan depression, but, is sound financial planning. Let me help you save your home, cars and dignity, before it is too late! ABSOLUTELY CONFIDENTIAL free consulation Susan Payne Woodrow, JD, PC Bankruptcy and Foreclosure Defense Attorney since 1978, Administrative Law Judge since 1984 Member: National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys 248 623 1818, 248 760 1818 [email protected] August 2010 W W W. M L LA . U S Page 5 Venetian Night By Karen Soloman After almost being canceled due to lack of host homes, Venetian Night turned out to be a huge success!! Michael and Yesenia Weisbart saved the day by offering to host the first stop, thank you so much!! They have a beautiful contemporary home and a gorgeous piece of property on Blain Island. The second stop was Fred and Debbie Maitrott's home on Maceday Lake. They had been looking forward to hosting Venetian Night for almost a year and graciously gave up their requested first stop on the tour, thank you! Fred and Debbie have a beautiful home that Debbie designed herself. The last house was Pete and Karen Soloman's on Maceday Lake, it was their second time hosting the event. Although this is supposed to be a lakeside party, all of the hosts opened up their homes to the and I know everyone really enjoyed seeing the homes as well as getting to know the hosts and fellow lake neighbors!! We apologize if you did not receive notice of Venetian Night, the date was posted in the newsletter but due to the fact that we were lacking host homes until the week before we only had a week to send out notice which was done via email. In the future if you have a question about Venetian or are interested in hosting please call Karen Soloman. If you have had a problem receiving e-mails please be sure Al Jacobson has your correct e-mail address. In an effort to reduce paper and postage costs all flyers will be sent via email. One final note. In the future Venetian Night will be limited to lakefront residents ONLY. It is just getting to be too large of an event and we feel it is going to continue to grow in popularity. Also, the purpose of this event is to meet your fellow lakefront neighbors not their friends. If you bring friends yourself then you aren't as likely to meet your lakefront neighbors. Of course, if you are single you are more than welcome to bring a date. If you want to have your friends out to the lake, the Fourth of July Fireworks is a great time to do that. Thanks again to the Weisbarts and Maitrotts!!! New and Exciting Social Coming to MLLA By Deb Trosin Social Chairperson Do you remember drive in movies??? How much fun they were! Put the kids in their PJ’s, pop the corn, fill the cooler, grab some blankets and pillows and load up the car and off you go. There is one slight difference here. Instead of getting in the car-- pile onto your boat and head over in front of the Nettler’s home on Maceday Lake (“Turtle House” on Parkwood Drive). A family boat in movie night is being planned for Saturday, September 18TH, 9:00 PM. We will have a massive inflatable screen and sound for all to enjoy. This is a tentatively planned event, so watch your e-mail in-box for details when things are firmed up in September. Information will be posted on the WWW.MLLA.US website in September, as well. Page 6 August 2010 W W W . MLL A . U S Annual Boat Parade 2010 WHAT A GREAT DAY FOR A PARADE By Deb Trosin Social Chairperson The morning was so beautiful sunny and HOT. There were 11 boats with many crew members dressed in their patriotic red, white and blue. Even the family pets got in on the action in there patriotic outfits. Hope you enjoy all the pictures taken by Jim Oldford master picture taker, Thanks Jim. I really was amazed on the amount of red, white and blue decorations’ that could actually be placed on a boat it was so breathe taking!!! (of course, red, white and blue) and so many American flags. Best dressed crew Ron & Margie Gobler and boat full of friends in patriotic attire. Thanks to the judges Jim & Carroll, friends of the Olfords and yours truly it was a very hard decision as all the boats were so beautiful the time and effort you all put it was Outstanding. Each boat did receive a large American Flag from MLLA just for participating. 1st Place was the Chris & Dawn Wyse & family with there double pontoon extravaganza, 2nd place Jim & Shannon Williams (Ms statue of Liberty) and 3rd Joe Delude with the Bud beer cans Thanks Rick Martin and crew for being the Grand Marshall and leading the pack. Hope to see you all next year and hopefully even more participants. August 2010 Page 7 W W W . MLL A . U S TURNBULL INSURANCE AGENCY Since 1973 Auto‐ home‐ life‐ business 5649 Highland Rd. Waterford, MI 48327 Ph: (248) 673‐5655 Fx: (248) 673‐9190 Page 8 August 2010 W W W . MLL A . U S BIKE PARADE 2010—OH WHAT A DAY!!!!! By Deb Trosin Social Chairperson On Saturday July, 3rd 2010, 14 kids, rode around Lotus Circle. The day was perfect with blue skies, bright sun and a cool breeze. I was quite impressed with all the decorating these young uns did. You can see from the pictures there were no limits on what they crafted. After a few turns on the circle with their mouths parched and bellies growling they wet their whistles with Capri Suns and delicious sugar cookies (also decorated in patriotic colors). After all their hard work they all had a turn in picking out some awesome prizes. Thanks to all the parent’s and grandparents that helped that day and to Jin Oldford for taking pictures and to Carroll Oldford and my friend Kathy Adams for their help making sure all the children had a great time. I hope all enjoyed the annual bike parade. A Big Thanks to the parents who did RSVP prior. It makes it a lot easier on the items we need to purchase to put BIG smiles on all the children’s faces. DON'T BE A VICTIM: Car robbery scam, pretends to be injured then robs drivers By Dave DelVecchio You may have already read about the incident in the Oakland Press...but...just in case you didn't see the article...here is what it says... "Waterford Police are warning residents about a robbery setup where a person lies down in the road and when a driver stops to help, he is robbed by others. An incident occurred on Eason Street near Sawyer on July 17. "We took a report about a person who will lie down in the road, pretending to be hurt," said Deputy Chief Jeff James. "When someone stops their vehicle to render aid, they are robbed." The people involved play on the emotions of the Good Samaritan, he said. In this case, when the vehicle stopped and the driver exited to call 9-1-1, three to four individuals approached the lone driver from the side and demanded the cell phone and any money. The same day, police saw two individuals near the area who fit the supects' description. When the police approached, the suspects ran. Officers did arrest one possible suspect on an unrelated charge. The investigation is still pending. "The safest thing to do in these types of circumstances is to avoid direct contact and call 9-1-1 from the safety of your vehicle, home or business," James said. Staff Writer Carol Hopkins August 2010 Page 9 W W W. M L LA . U S 2010 / 2011 Calendar of Events August August 14 Boat Rally Mountain View August 20 TGIF—Last one for 2010 August 24 Howl at the Moon—Ladies Only September 15 Newsletter Deadline—Last newsletter for year October October 23 Wine Tasting December December 4 Breakfast with Santa—Mountain View March 15 Newsletter Deadline—First newsletter for 2011 April 2011 April 18 Annual meeting and elections May 2011 May 15 Newsletter Deadline September March 2011 Page 10 August 2010 W W W . MLL A . U S MLLA Resources www.mlla.us We have our very own website. If you haven’t checked it out yet, be sure to! You can find it at: www.mlla.us. Items We have the current issue of the newsletter on the site, helpful links for riparians, lake facts and information, and a place to check for lost and found items. Also you can check the website for the latest updates to events such as rain dates, or if we have to move an event at the last minute. Want ads (non-business) Free! These ads run for one issue Heidi Nettler [email protected] 248-425-9300 Submit an article for our We LOVE to receive newsletter your articles Deb Trosin Notify us of a new lakefront neighbor Janie Armstrong 248-623-7921 If you have any ideas or suggestions please be sure to let Al Jacobson know. You can reach Al at 623-0569 or MLLA Business Ads Rates are for 1 year (4 issues) Comments $50 Business Card size $100 ¼ page size $200 ½ page size They will receive a Goody Bag! [email protected] Contact Heidi Nettler [email protected] 248-425-9300 313-819-4402 Dave DelVecchio 248-623-6808 Businesses wishing to receive FREE ADVERTISING Contact us with your business items to place in our New Neighbor Goodie Bag! Janie Armstrong 248-623-7921 Deb Trosin 313-819-4402 Board Member’s Email Janie Armstrong [email protected] Andrew Blain [email protected] Dave DelVecchio [email protected] Jeff Egner [email protected] Bob Ellis [email protected] Al Jacobson [email protected] Bill Lethemon [email protected] Heidi Nettler [email protected] Jim Oldford [email protected] Karen Soloman [email protected] Deb Trosin [email protected] August 2010 W W W . MLL A . U S Page 11 Page 12 W W W . MLL A . U S August 2010 Howl at the Moon The Full Moon’s a Rising and It’s our Night GIRL’S NIGHT OUT Date: Tuesday Night August 24th 7:00PM Place: Sunset Bay on the Eastern Shore of Maceday Lake Bring: YOUR HOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWLING ATTITUDE!!!!!!! YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGE, MUNCHIES AND BE READY TO HAVE TONS OF FUN HOWWWWLING. Leave at the dock: The men, the kids, the dirty dishes, the laundry and housework in general!!! Remember this is for Ladies Only and Girls who just want to have FUN!! Please bring plenty of lines and bumpers, as this is a flotilla. There will be experienced WOMEN Captains ready to help tie boats together. If you need a ride call or email me and I will dash over and pick you up so you can HOWL with the ladies. See you all Tuesday 24th , howwwling loud and proud!!! Deb Trosin 313-819-4402 or [email protected] August 2010 Page 13 W W W . MLL A . U S Letters to MLLA By Karen Soloman The MLLA Board will consider publishing letters that we feel are of interest to MLLA riparians. The following is a letter that was received by the MLLA Board and we thought it was noteworthy. The weed we think they are talking about is actually an Algae called Charl that has been know to grow in areas that were previously chemically treated with herbicides. I have a couple of questions.... maybe MLLA may have answers.... #1.. what is this carpet weed that is covering the bottom of the lake.. I have it now...??? I'd like to research it and see what it is... but I don't have a name #2.... do we as lake front owners have any paperwork that can be mailed to these "STUPID" People who keep putting TONS of fertilizer on their yards... I have one right next door.. and now this guy who was over here the other day complaining to me about the weeds in the lake.... now he has a company over there fertilizing his yard... I don't know what this chemical is but I can smell it from houses away... causes me headaches.. and shortness of breath.... it stinks too... If we don't have something.. I would like to Propose to start something... I'd like to mail them a really nice certificate.. a beautiful.. envelope.. with a formal announcement on the front... that states: Congratulations to you ________Mr .Homeowner________ you are here by awarded the "Prestigious Donor Award"... You have been seen contributing to the Weed Problem in our lakes by adding fertilizer to our lake waters... What You ask? How? We are sure you know that by applying fertilizer to your yard.. makes your lawn grass beautiful, thick and green... for all your neighbor's to admire. But.. when it rains.. or you water your beautiful grass.. all the chemicals wash into the water that surrounds you... and the water grasses.. all so known as "Water Weeds" love your fertilizer...which in turn grow beautiful, thick and green. So the water weeds thank you... Thank You so much for your donation to a really big existing problem. We sure hope you can understand the problem.. and like 50% of Water & Lake Owners.. we hope you can help us stop the fertilizing of weeds in our lake waters, by not fertilizing your lawn. Keep your membership fees down, Protect the environment MLLA Newsletter is online! Please help the MLLA keep your membership costs down and reduce the consumption of natural resources. We want to minimize the quantity of newsletters that are printed and mailed out via the US Postal Service. We post each edition of the MLLA newsletter on our web site, www.mlla.us. We would appreciate if you could help us all out by electing to not receive a printed newsletter and instead access the newsletter on line. We will even send you an email when the latest edition of the newsletter is posted on line. If you can support this request, send your e-mail address to [email protected], and include “MLLA Newsletter” in the subject line. Note – if you already indicated your preference for the enewsletter when you mailed in your MLLA Membership payment, you don’t need to take any further action. Thanks for your assistance! Page Page 14 14 W WW . M L LLA.U WW W.ML A .US W W W. M L LA .SU S V OLUME 2April 4, ISSUE 20103 Page 5 August 2010 The Association Wants You!! New members or existing members wishing to renew for 2010 should send a check or money order payable to “MLLA” to: MLLA Membership Application Please send the following information with your payment: Last Name ______________________________ Dave DelVecchio 7430 Maceday Lake Rd Waterford, MI 48329 First ______________________ Spouse’s Name (if applicable) ___________________________________________ Lake Address __________________________________________________________ Mailing Address _______________________________________________________ (if different from above) Home Phone ___________________________________________________________ E-mail Address ________________________________________________________ Amount Enclosed: Membership Dues ($40 ) Fireworks Donation Total Enclosed _____________________ _____________________ _____________________ Please be reminded that all funding for our annual fireworks display comes from donations. Feel free to include a Fireworks Fund donation with your payment. Thank-you! 2010 - 2011 Representatives Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Social Bill Lethemon Jim Oldford Jeff Egner Dave DelVecchio Board Members Janie Armstrong Andy Blain Al Jacobson Jim Oldford Karen Soloman Deb Trosin Bob Ellis Heidi Nettler 623-2592 623-1237 623-7663 623-6806 623-7921 623-6960 623-0569 623-1237 623-1988 313-819-4402 760-0570 425-9300 Committee Chairpersons Boating Environmental Fireworks Historical Membership Communications Advertisements Political Action Jeff Egner 623-7663 Al Jacobson & 623-0569 Karen Soloman 623-1988 Bob VanDyke 623-2363 Al Jacobson 623-0569 Bill Lethemon 623-2592 Andy Blain 623-6960 Bill Lethemon 623-2592 Dave DelVecchio 623-6806 Bob Ellis 760-0570 Andy Blain 623-6960 Deb Trosin 313-819-4402 Heidi Nettler 425-9300 Bill Flury 623-9070 Street Reps New Members Deb Trosin 313-819-4402 Jim & Carroll Oldford 623-1237 Andy Blain 623-6960 Jim Oldford 623-1237 Janie Armstrong 623-7921 Street Representatives Andersonville Austinwood Ct. Blain Island Dorothy Ln. Iris Dr. Lake Forest Dr. Lake Ln. Longworth Lotus Dr. Maceday Lake Rd. Maiden Parkwood Ct. Rich Terrell Tuttle Ct. Whitfield Ct. Whitfield Dr. Williams Lake Rd. Windiate Park Dr. Brett Bankston Fred & Bev Novak Bill Gutherie Karen Soloman TBD Dawn Buschbacker Dawn Buschbacker Robin Karpinski Craig Granger Fred & Bev Novak Linda Lethemon Brent Gobler Fred & Bev Novak TBD Betty Gifford Maureen Healy Maureen Healy Robert & Barbara Newman Maureen Healy Brett Bankston Bob VanDyke 323-3828 623-2950 623-7336 623-1988 TBD 623-0229 623-0229 623-1302 623-2623 623-2950 623-2592 787-2804 623-2950 TBD 623-6367 623-1944 623-1944 623-1951 623-1944 323-3828 623-2363 W WW M LLLLA A.U.SU S WW W..M Spring, 2004 Spring 2004 August 2010 Page15 11 Page Page 15 MLLA Member Thanks The households, businesses, and organizations listed below have shown their support of our Maceday-Lotus Lakes Association by paying their 2010 membership dues and/or donating to the MLLA Fireworks Fund as of July 15, 2010. If you have mailed in your payment after July 15th, look for the update in the next newsletter! THANK YOU to all!!! ANDERSONVILLE RD. * + BAECKER * + BONOMO * + C. THORNTON * + S. THORNTON AUSTINWOOD CT. + ROBERTS * + WARD BLAIN ISLAND * + BLAIN * + BUCZEK IRIS DR. + GRUNO * + HANNA * + HONHART * + MICHEL * + MUSKE + OLIVER * + QUARTON * + TROSIN * + URBONAS * + W ILDE * FRASE * GATECLIFF * + GUTHERIE * + LANDOLT * + MADURSKI * + MOODY * + SHAW * + SLUPEK DOROTHY LN. * + BEACH * + BEASLEY * CLARK * + DALTON * + GOBLER * + HEMINGWAY * HOFFMAN * + KILEY * + KRASICKY * LLOYD * + LUCCA * + MARSHALL * + MC MILLEN * + REEFER * + W ILLIAMS LAKE FOREST DR * + DUNFORD * + HERSHEY * + LANDOLT * + LOWE LAKE LN. * + MIHALCHEON * + SPOSITA LONGWORTH DR. * + BIANCO + BRAGG * + CARTER * + CHASTEEN * + DAMIAN * + D'ARCA * + DELUDE * + GASIOREK * + GILLISPIE * + GLASPIE * + HERMEZ * + HILL * + HOFFMANN * * * * * * + + + + + + SOLOMAN SPRINGER STRATES WOODROW ZAYDEL ZEZULA * + + * + * + * * + * + * + * + * + * + KARPINSKI KUSH LEE LONG LONG MC MANUS PETZ SCALLY SCHLOFF TURNBULL JR. W RINKLE LOTUS DR. * + ARMSTRONG * + BELL * + COTTRELL * + CRAVEN * + FITZPATRICK * + FLURY * + FORD * + FORD + GELOW * + GRANGER * * * * * * + HOPSON + KEECH + LAKKIDES + LUKE + MILEY + PAPKE + PIW ARSKI * + RISMANN * + SMITH * + STICKNEY * + WEISS * + WIDMER MACEDAY LAKE RD. * + BACHER * + BARINGER * + BROOKS * + CAUDILL * + DELVECCHIO * + DUMAIS * + ERKFRITZ * + FRERICKS * + GERGAR * + GORYCA * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + GRATTAN HALL + KLEIN KRAS + LETHEMON + LONDECK + MATUREN MINI NOVACK + SAWICKI + SEIBERT + THOMSON + WILSON + ZAMORA MAIDEN * + BEHNKENDORF * + COURTNEY * ENGLE * + KNOTT + W ORSTER PARKWOOD CT. * + NETTLER * + ROBERTS * + SECORD RICH DR. WHITFIELD DR. * + BEDROSIAN * + CIOTTI * + DUTTON * + EGNER * + FLADZINSKI + GRAMMER * + HINES * + HOLLEY * + JACOBSON * + LATHAM * + HOLMES * + KARETA * + REINECK + TIEFENBACK TERRELL * + ANDERSON * + BLAIN + DARLING * + GOODWILL * + HENDIN * + LAZZARI * + OBERG * + OSBURN * + PRINCIPE * + SOTOLONGO * + TUNNELL * + VIGNA * + W YSE TUTTLE CT. + LISIECKI WHITFIELD CT. * + ANDERSON * + BLAKE * + MENDELSOHN * + NEWMAN * OLDFORD * + RATH * + RUDOLPH * + SALATA * + SALFI * + SCARPELLI * + SHERRICK * + SMITLEY * + WILTON WILLIAMS LAKE RD. * + HALCROW * VERNON WINDIATE PARK DR. * + BARBU * + BURTON * + CARLETON * + CARTER * + DAVIS * + DEPEAL * + FIELDS * + GARCIA * * * * * * * * + + + + + + + + + * + + * * + * + * + CLEMENT COLLOM COWELL GIBBONS HARRY HEALY KELCO KERR MC NULTY McMURRAY SCHUSTER SENKO SW ANSON W OLOWIEC W YRICK BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS + ANY LAB TEST NOW 4153 WINDIATE PARK DR. + DISCOUNT MARBLE & GRANITE 3821 AIRPORT RD. + INTERNATIONAL TRADE WINDS 7441 LAKE FOREST, CLARKSTON + MOUNTAINVIEW COUNTRY CLUB ASSOCIATION 3780 MAIDEN * + MT. ELLIOTT CEMETERY ASSOC (ALL SAINTS CEMETERYNELSEY AND ANDERSONVILLE ROADS + PETER SOLOMAN, DDS 2490 S. ROCHESTER RD., ROCHESTER + SKIER'S PIER - 2505 DIXIE HWY. WATERFORD 2505 DIXIE HWY + W. SCOTT W ARD, DDS FAMILY DENTISTRY 4597 W. WALTON BLVD. + WATSON GROUP FINANCIAL CORP. 6501 HIGHLAND RD. LEGEND: * Indicates 2010 Member + Indicates 2010 Fireworks Fund supporter * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + GUNTHER HALL HOFFMAN KRAKAUER MCLAUGHLIN MOSHER RICHARDSON ROBINS RUTHERFORD SCHMIDT SCHMITT SCHUMAN THOMAS VANDYKE WEBER WYSE ZIEMANN MLLA News 7430 Maceday Lake Road Waterford, MI 48329 Give Us Your E-mail Address If you would like to be on our list for notices of upcoming social happenings, get-togethers and lost or found items please submit your e-mail address to Al Jacobson at [email protected]. MLLA’s Mission Statement Clean, clear, quality lake water is key to: an enriched quality of life, higher property values, expanded recreational activity, and an inviting healthy habitat for a variety of wild life. Maceday/Lotus Lake Association is committed to the task of improving and protecting the water quality and enhancing recreational opportunities on Maceday/Lotus Lake. Certainly Maceday/Lotus Lake water quality can only be maintained through continued vigilance and co-operation of all lake users and riparians to reduce or eliminate any type of contaminate either man-made or natural material from entering or existing in our lake water. STOLEN: Friday night, July 23rd, a paddleboat and speedboat were stolen. The paddleboat is now at Brent Gatecliff's home on Blain Island. It's a Sun Dolphin with Billy's Tippin In stickers on it. The speedboat was found in Sunset Bay around 4 am. A green canoe is also missing from Amy Vernon's home. If the paddleboat is yours, call Brent at 2193051. If the canoe ended up in front of your home, please call Amy at 623-7656. We suggest that you make sure you do not leave valuables (and keys) in your boat overnight.