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WAYNOKA NEWS
“Official Newsletter for the Waynoka Property Owners Association”
November, 2010
ISSUE 266
Lake Waynoka - General Manager
The Lake Waynoka Subdivision of Brown County, Ohio, a private, gated lake community, is seeking candidates for the
position of General Manager. The General Manager is the Chief Operating Executive of the Waynoka Property Owner’s
Association (WPOA) and is responsible for the effective management of all aspects of WPOA operations, including but
not limited to personnel management, administrative support processes, maintenance, repair and upkeep of grounds
and facilities, security of grounds and facilities and enforcement of rules and regulations, financial accounting processes,
budget control, contractor and project management. The General Manager reports directly to the WPOA Board of
Trustees and is responsible to all members of the WPOA.
The General Manager may also be required through contractual agreement with the Waynoka Regional Water and
Sewer District (WRWSD) to provide similar management services for WRWSD operations.
Minimum Qualifications: Demonstrated ability to perform, including at least two years paid work experience, one year
of which is in a management capacity. Bachelor’s degree in Management, Business Administration or related fields
preferred or equivalent combinations of education and experience which indicates a thorough knowledge of general
management practices required to complete the essential duties successfully.
Interested individuals should forward a resume with a cover letter including salary requirements to:
Waynoka Property Owner’s Association
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Board of Trustees Meeting
Saturday, October 9, 2010
President Tim Redick called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m.
Pastor Bonnie Keith gave the invocation. The Pledge of Allegiance followed.
Roll Call: Present: Conners, Freeman, Kinney, McDulin, Meyer, Purdin, and Redick
Absent: Johnson (ex.) and Lindy (ex.)
Minutes: The motion to approve the minutes of the September meeting as published in the October Waynoka Newsletter was
made by McDulin, seconded by Kinney and passed by those present.
President’s Statement regarding Manager O’Farrell:
WPOA President, Tim Redick began the meeting by sharing a statement in which he provided the membership with accurate
information regarding the now vacant General Manager position. He stressed that he was speaking “on behalf of the WPOA
Board”. He explained why and how the Boards of the WPOA and the WRWSD and Manager Tim O’Farrell reached a mutual
agreement to end Tim’s tenure as an active employee of the WPOA effective September 30, 2010. He also announced how the
Lake will be managed until the position is filled. Please note that the full text of the statement will be printed in the November
issue of the Lake Waynoka Newsletter as a part of the WPOA President’s Message.
Treasurer’s Report (Betty Purdin): A brief review of the monthly report was shared with emphasis on the monies available
in the capital funds accounts for the roads, the recreational facility, the lake and the campground. The treasurer with the help of
Vickie Johnson will be happy to answer any questions property owners may have about the monthly WPOA Treasurer’s Report.
Other Reports:
Security (Chief Ellis): The Chief shared the good news that the number of criminal damaging, burglary and breaking and
entering reports are down significantly (to zero) in September. All of the suspects with pending charges for offenses as previously
reported in the WPOA minutes have pleaded guilty. An off-season house check procedure has been developed at the request of
some property owners who do not reside at the Lake on a full-time basis. For a fee the security department will conduct house
checks on a regular basis depending on the number of checks an individual home owner would like per week or per month. Contact the Chief with questions and the Administrative Office to sign up for participation in this procedure. A security check means
that security personnel will go to one’s house, physically ‘try’ all of the doors, inspect all of the windows and keep a log of each
check that is made. The Chief shared a graphic of the markings for the new cruiser and hopes that all of the equipment will be
installed in the next week so the cruiser can be in service very soon. The chief thanked our alert citizenry for their help and support
in solving cases.
Long Range Planning (Ron Gloss): The website committee has a signed contract with a company in West Union to develop
a new website for Lake Waynoka. Information is being shared and work has begun. The job description committee finished the
general manager description in time to assist with the search for a new manager. The committee which has been reviewing rental
policies for various Lake Waynoka owned properties will be making a presentation to the Board in the next month or so. The
survey committee is working on a survey which will ask for property owner input regarding various issues and needs at the Lake
and will be distributed by the end of the year.
Lake Advisory (George Kinney): George shared that the committee continues to explore the options for excavating the upper
end of the Lake and to solicit the services of a consulting firm to assess the lake and make recommendations to improve its
condition. The Lake Committee and the Lake Advisory Committee will work together stocking the Lake in early spring.
Nominating (Betty Purdin): As of 4 p.m. on October 8, 2010, three individuals – Joan Conners, Eric Kirk and Walt Robinson
– submitted applications for the WPOA Board of Trustees and two individuals – Ron Gloss and Prescilla Redick – submitted
applications for the WRWSD Board of Trustees. Unless applications come in the mail postmarked October 8, 2010, there will not
be a need to hold an election for either Board according to the rules and regulations of both Boards.
The Campground (Walt Robinson): Walt reminded everyone that the Halloween festivities are next Saturday evening. Walt
asked the Board to work on the street addresses and numbers over the winter as well as possibly identify the streets with letters or
whatever to prevent security, the life squad, and other emergency personnel from having problems locating campers who need their
help. It was suggested that signage to the campground from the back gate also be erected. Also since the use of the pavilion has
increased significantly it was suggested that a ‘satellite privy’ be installed.
The Chapel (Bonnie Keith): The steeple will be installed on the chapel in the next couple of weeks. Chimes will also be
installed. Stoney and Rhonda Hamilton are the new music ministers at the Chapel. There are now Wednesday evening services.
Shawnee Squaws (Betty Purdin): Betty reminded everyone to attend the Craft Fair being held in the Health and Rec Center
until 4 p.m. today.
Lake Committee (Prescilla Redick): The winners of the Fall Bass Classic on Oct. 2nd (local residents Kiefer and Carter) took
home over $1000 in prizes for first place and biggest bass. Donations for the Halloween festivities at the Lake are welcomed.
Pending Resolutions and Motions: none
Introduction of New Resolutions and Motions: none
Unfinished Business: none
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Waynoka News - New Business: Pres. Redick reviewed business discussed in the workshops on Sept. 17 and Oct. 8 as follows:
9/17 The web site renovation proposal was presented and the Board agreed to finalize the contract (approx. $6K) to undertake this project.
9/17 & 10/08 The budget planning schedule was discussed.
9/17 & 10/08 The Board supports action in regard to the pump dredging proposal and final arrangements should be completed in the next few weeks.
9/17 & 10/08 It was agreed that a contract to paint a center line on Waynoka Dr. be pursued (cost approx. $7K of road capital monies).
9/17 The implementation of the lottery machine proposal at the lounge was delayed until March 2011.
9/17 The restaurant will be closed from November 1 through March 30.
9/17 & 10/08 The golf cart opinion survey was discussed and is a work in progress.
9/17 The replacement for the old snowplow truck which will be sold to the WRWSD will be financed with road capital monies.
9/17 Chief Ellis was directed to develop a fee-based home security check service.
9/17 The Board reviewed a program proposed for charging for yard debris chipping services. Current on file requests will be done without a charge.
9/17 The Board agreed to donate a speaker’s podium in the lodge to the Tri-County Baptist Church in Sardinia. A thank you has already been received.
9/17 Estimates for the work needed to repair the campground water infiltration problem were reviewed.
10/08 Repairs at the Health and Rec Center will be made in the near future. The worn carpeting in the workout room will be replaced and the gym floor will be refinished. (A weekend closure of the gym will be required.) Requests to upgrade equipment were reviewed.
10/08 The Board agreed to look into potentially lower cost electrical suppliers.
10/08 The Board discussed the need for a building inspector as well as improved Information Technology support.
10/08 The advertisement and screening processes to replace the manager were reviewed.
Redick then responded to membership concerns from the September public meeting. No action was taken regarding the
expansion of the campground or its lighting. However, signage on the roads in the campground was discussed and will be painted
once it is determined how it should be done. Maintenance has been directed to come up with a solution to make the restrooms at
the Beach bathhouse handicap accessible. The pool pavilion fencing was discussed, but no action was taken. Replacement street
signs have been purchased and will be installed in the near future. No action was taken about directional signs to the back gate.
The erosion of the bank at the upper end of the Lake was discussed, but no action has been taken.
Membership Concerns:
Ann Jones (Lot #2821): Ann shared her concern about Custer Dr. becoming a ‘speed strip’. She suggested the installation of
speed bumps. The Chief took note of this concern. Secondly, Ann asked if there were ways other than the Newsletter which
arrives late in the month to announce activities and events at the Lake so that everyone has adequate time to make plans to attend.
Lastly, Ann requested that the trash on Lot #2650 be cleaned up as “it looks terrible”!
Bonnie Keith (Lot #3945): Bonnie asked the Treasurer to clarify that the total monies in the Campground Capital Fund were the
total after all expenses had been paid as of September 30, 2010. The Treasurer agreed.
Paul Hilliard (Lot #3314): Paul asked the status of the golf cart issue. Redick answered, “A survey is being developed to gather
input from the property owners so that the Board can act in a manner which represents everybody’s desires.” Paul also asked Mr.
Redick if he owned and operated a golf cart. Redick answered that he does own a golf cart and occasionally uses it for yard work.
The cart is used because his property is ‘quite large’ and on a hill; but the cart is not used on the road.
Pat McDulin (Lot#690): Pat reminded everyone that the Lounge does serve pizzas and sandwiches in the evenings. This would be
an alternative to the restaurant which will be closing the end of this month. Board members also suggested that the proprietors of
The Outpost (formerly, Mel’s) and The Backstreet Deli would also be happy to serve their sandwiches, etc. to Lake residents.
Charles Palk (Lot #1029): Charles questioned whether or not the golf cart issue was ‘voted down’ three years ago. Charles
believes that the Lake will “regret putting golf carts on these roads”. He suggested that someone on the Board make a motion that
this issue not be revisited for at least ten years.
Adjournment: The motion to adjourn was made by Freeman, seconded by Kinney, and passed by a unanimous vote at 10:45 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne A. Coker
WPOA Assistant Recording Secretary
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Waynoka News - Waynoka Regional Water and Sewer District
1 Waynoka Drive, Sardinia, Ohio 45171
WRWSD MEETNG - Fri., October 1, 2010
President Steve Johnson called the meeting to order at 8:20 a.m.
Roll Call: Present: Buskey, Doughman, Gloss, Johnson, Kirk, Purdin, Redick, Rider & Plant Supt. Culver
Absent: None
Minutes: The minutes of the September 11th public meeting were read. A motion to approve the minutes
was made by Buskey, seconded by Rider and passed unanimously.
Treasurer’s Report (John Buskey): The monthly report for September was unavailable since this meeting is
being held on the first day of the month. It was noted that there were many expenses in September. The details of these expenses will be shared during the October 9th meeting. The sewer assessment and delinquent
water availability charges were certified to the Brown Co. Auditor on September 10.
Plant Supt.’s Report (George Culver): As of September 30th the contractor has installed more than 650
of the anti-backup sewer valves. Problems have been encountered on several properties where blacktop or
concrete cover the area where the installation is to be done. It was suggested that the WPOA building code
be reviewed and updated to prevent such problems in the future. This work should be completed in the next
week or so. The Lake has been receiving its water supply from the Brown County Rural Water Assn. since
September 20th because equipment maintenance is being done in the plant. The sewer and water clarifiers
and the sand filters are being sandblasted and painted. Culver and Buskey shared the progress and details of
the work being done on the building at the water tower which will house equipment for the Brown County
emergency services communications project as well as our network equipment.
Old Business: Gloss reviewed the details of the upcoming WRWSD election with the Board. Buskey then
shared the proposal related to the restructuring of the budget. (All of the Board members had been given
copies of the proposal prior to this meeting.) The original objectives were reviewed and specific changes
were noted. The changes to policy were shared. All of these changes came from many discussions during
meetings with the accountant on retainer, the manager and staff, the finance committee and Board members.
A ‘clean’ copy of the “new budget” incorporating all of the changes and showing the 2010 budget amounts
was reviewed to show how the “new budget” would actually function. The Board suggested that Buskey
meet with Culver soon to discuss this document in detail. The Board agreed that work should continue to
‘tweak’ this document and to create a monthly report format that reflects the ‘new budget’ proposal.
(Purdin was excused from the meeting about 9:50 a.m.)
New Business: Motion #2010-13 was made by Buskey and seconded by Kirk to update the signature authority on all WRWSD bank accounts, certificates of deposits and other financial instruments at National Bank
& Trust and other financial institutions effective October 1, 2010. A roll call vote was taken and the motion
passed with seven yes votes.
Other Business: Redick shared that the WPOA found it necessary to replace the old snowplow truck. The
one ton diesel truck with a dump bed was offered to the WRWSD for purchase and necessary repairs. After
discussing the offer Culver was directed by the Board to investigate the costs that would be incurred to repair
this truck and to report his findings at the October 9th public meeting. After a brief discussion the Board
also asked Culver to investigate engineering firms to consult about the possible expansion of the sewer plant.
Adjournment: The motion to adjourn was made by Kirk and seconded by Rider. All were in favor and the
meeting was adjourned at 10:30 a.m.
Joanne A. Coker
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WRWSD MEETNG - Sat., October 9, 2010
Vice President Ron Gloss called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m.
Roll Call: Present: Buskey, Doughman, Gloss, Kirk, Purdin, Redick, and Rider
Absent: Johnson (ex.)
Minutes: The minutes of the October 1st workshop meeting were approved as read.
Treasurer’s Report (John Buskey): The cash balance including CDs available in the WRWSD budget was $918,008.71 as of
September 30th. This balance is about $190K less than the August balance and reflects several major expenditures mostly relating
to capital expenses made during September. The expenditures included the purchase of 25 grinder pumps for future use ($69K);
the completion of the 6” water supply connection to BCRWA ($17,663) which came in under the budgeted estimate of $20,000;
the painting of the water clarifier and the sewer clarifier ($7500 each); and the installation of the anti backup sewer valves at 700+
locations ($104K so far). The Lake’s water supply is presently coming from BCRWA. The painting should be finished early next
week and after the paint dries for six to seven days the Lake will once again supply water for its residents. The installation of the
backup sewer valves should also be completed in the near future. There are four locations where blacktop or concrete are
problematic and Lake employees will be working with the property owners to finish this project. The WRWSD bills will be late
this month due to the difficulties being experienced when using the instrument that reads the meters. Action will be taken soon to
correct this problem. Culver reported prior to this meeting that the WPOA truck is being evaluated by mechanics. He will have an
estimate of repair costs in the next week once the specific cause of the problem is determined.
Old Business: none
New Business: none
Other Business: none
Membership Concerns:
Ken Waggoner (Lot#764): Ken asked the Board’s opinion about the possible cause of a ‘clunking or hammering’ sound in his
pipes that has just begun in the last couple of weeks. Several opinions were shared by members of the Board as well as the
audience.
Bill Marshall (Lot #1777): Bill asked how the BCRWA charged the Lake for its water. It was explained that the Lake pays for
BCRWA water on a per use basis (presently $3.50 per 1000 gallons). There is no monthly fee in this 20 year contract. The Lake
paid for the installation of the box, the meter and the cross connection line.
Bonnie Keith (Lot # 3945): Bonnie had asked the WRWSD Board to check into the possibility of providing blanket sewer backup
coverage for all of the 700+ homes at the Lake. Tim Redick responded that he has put the question to both legal counsel and the
insurance company, but does not yet have a response from either one.
Nancee Klein (Lot #1620): Nancee shared her experience when she submitted her claim to her insurance company for the sewer
backup damage to her home and how this claim has affected her insurance rates. It was noted by Gloss that many home owners are
also experiencing significant rate increases due to the new fire protection regulations that are now in effect.
Roger Coker (Lot #1888): Roger shared that he had talked to Culver four or five days ago about the reclamation of his property
after the backup valve installation. He questioned if the contractor had difficulty locating where to place the valve because the area
torn up seems much larger than on other properties. There are tracks and ruts that he will not be able to mow over. Gloss shared
that he and Culver had discussed that in the spring it will be necessary to repair some yards due to settlement of the soil over the
winter. Gloss also shared that the contractor did not charge the Lake for the reclamation that was done and that any future work
will be done by Lake employees. Gloss suggested that Culver will take a look at Roger’s property.
Adjournment: The motion to adjourn was made by Purdin and seconded by Rider. All were in favor and the meeting was
adjourned at 9:51 a.m.
Joanne A. Coker
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NOVEMBER, 2010
Calendar of Events
Adult Tap Class – Thursdays, 9:15 am
Art Class – Mondays, 10:00 am to 12 noon
Bridge – Mondays, 6:00 pm
Campground Mtg.- April 2011, 10:00 am
Chapel – Sundays, 10:00 am
Chorus - Nov. 2nd & 16th, 6:30 to 8:00 pm
Civic Club – November 23rd, 7:00 pm
Dance Lessons - Tuesdays, 8:00 pm
Euchre – Fridays, 7:30 pm
Garden Club – March, 2011, 7:00 pm
Lake Committee – , 7:00 pm
Line Dancing Class – Tuesdays, 2:00 pm
Lions Club –Nov. 2nd & 16th, 6:30 pm
Project Linus - Thursdays, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Shawnee Squaws – Nov. 10th, 10:00 am
Waynoka Tribe – Nov. 9th, 7:00 pm
Watersports Club – Nov. 7th, 12:00 pm
WRWSD Workshop –Nov. 5th 8:00 am
WPOA Workshop – Nov. 12th, 7:00 pm
WRWSD Board Mtg. – Nov. 13th, 9:30 am
WPOA Board Mtg. – Nov. 13th, 10:00 am
Craft Session (Tribe) - Nov. 14th
WAYNOKA TRIBE
The leaves are falling and so are the
temperatures. Good thing cause I need plenty of
clothes to cover up the effects of Fair food and Halloween Candy...
Coming up on November 14th the Tribe will be
holding a Christmas Craft Session at the Lodge.
Items created will be used to decorate the Lodge for
this coming Christmas. In the next month the Tribe
will be accepting monetary donations for the
Children’s Christmas Assistance Fund. This year
we will be working more closely with the Waynoka
Chapel for purchasing and distributing the gifts for
the families in the area to have a Merry Christmas.
Donations will be accepted by any Waynoka Tribe
member. Checks can be made out to
“The Waynoka Tribe”.
In December, the Tribe will be hosting “Breakfast
with Santa”. The morning will be at the Lodge, but
watch for fliers as advanced
registration is required. Good luck to all staying off
the naughty list!
09/13 Elwood Patrick................................................6020
Duck Patrick...................................................5580
09/20 Carolyn Slater..................................................6690
Elwood Patrick................................................6210
09/27 Eddie Slater.....................................................7080
Elwood Patrick................................................5350
10/04 Elwood Patrick................................................4410
Jean Hilliard....................................................3840
Bridge Club meets every Monday at 6:00 pm in the
Lodge. Newcomers are welcome.
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EUCHRE SCORES
09/03 Bob Branson.......................................................58
Milt Jordan.........................................................56
Carolyn Slater.....................................................56
Linda Wagner......................................................56
09/10 Eddie Slater.........................................................69
Dick Schubert.....................................................68
09/17 Elwood Patrick...................................................66
Carlos Day..........................................................61
09/24 Dick Schubert.....................................................67
Tony Schneider...................................................63
If you would like to play Euchre, meet new people and have
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Play starts at 7:30 p.m. so come early to get a seat.
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President’s Message
The following is a rendition of my comments on behalf of the Trustees at the last WPOA Board meeting on
October 8, 2010 regarding the retirement of Tim O’Farrell, our General Manager. My hope is that they may be
helpful in understanding the course of this decision.
The background to this decision actually began In June of this year when Tim initiated discussions with me
and other Board members concerning the possibility of changes to his current employment agreement. These
discussions were motivated by his desire to reduce the physical and mental demands of his General Manager’s
role while allowing him to continue some involvement with WPOA. Additionally since Tim’s personal situation necessarily placed a great deal of importance on medical benefits provided to WPOA permanent full time
employees, he preferred to retain this feature of his employment. As a result of that conversation and many
subsequent discussions since, the WPOA Board of Trustees, the WRWSD Board of Trustees and Manager Tim
O’Farrell unanimously reached a mutual agreement that effectively ended Tim’s tenure as an active employee
of WPOA. This agreement, at Tim’s request, set his last day of active employment as Sept 30, 2010. Although
some specifics of this agreement are necessarily confidential, I can tell you that in addition to ensuring that Tim
received all compensation due him under the current employment agreement, it provides for supporting his
need for medical insurance through the early part of 2012. During this same period of time Tim has agreed to
be available to consult with the WPOA and WRWSD Boards anytime his experience and knowledge may be of
benefit to the Boards.
Of course there have been many rumors concerning the work on this agreement and the motivations for it.
While the Board does not feel compelled to correct the accuracy of all of these, I will tell you that all trustees
worked diligently to ensure that the best interests of both a long-term loyal employee and the association were
met as well as they could be. This work has been very difficult for all of us involved because we are friends and
neighbors and in the end we care about each other.
All of us on both Boards have the utmost respect and appreciation for Tim’s many accomplishments over his 25
year career at Lake Waynoka. In many ways we are what we are as a community because of his work here. And
while all of us most sincerely wish Tim the very best in his early retirement, I expect that we will continue to
see him involved around the community in the months ahead. If you do, hopefully each of you will take the
opportunity to personally express your own appreciation and best wishes.
Going forward the Board will move as quickly as possible to fill the vacant manager’s position. To dispel one
rumor I can tell you that all current Board members are ineligible to be considered for the position.
As we are unsure as to how long this sourcing may take, we are asking everyone’s cooperation in managing
through this transition. All department heads have been advised that we must continue to make every effort to
maintain our quality of service to the property owners. Keep in mind that some projects may be delayed but
we will continue to plan to progress as a community. Vickie Johnson will be acting as the interim manager of
operations. She will be supported by the executive committees of both Boards as necessary. I will be personally
assisting Vickie in responding to property owner concerns and developing solutions to the normal operational
issues that must be dealt with on a day to day basis. With everyone’s help I would expect no major problems.
Thank you, Tim Redick
The Lake Waynoka Chapel welcomes Stoney and Rhonda Hamilton as our directors of
music and chapel music ministers. Also we welcome John Naylor as one of our guitarist
and gospel singers . You are invited to come and enjoy our church services
Adult Sunday School 9:30am
Church Service 10:00 am
Children Sunday School 10:00am
Wednesday Service 7:00 pm
Pastor Bonnie Keith
Waynoka News - 14
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Waynoka News - 15
It is the Veteran who gives us our freedoms!
On Friday, September 10th the Shawnee Squaws of Lake Waynoka were honored to be allowed to
thank a small group of men and women who have helped guarantee our freedoms of religion and assembly,
the free press and free speech, and our rights to fair trials and to vote in our great country.
Twenty five veterans from the VA Home in Georgetown and more than a dozen vets who live at
the Lake were treated to a great meal and an afternoon of fishing and relaxation courtesy of the Shawnee
Squaws.
The weather was perfect… no rain or extreme heat! Thank you, God!
The pavilion, bathhouse and grounds were so clean! Thank you, Waynoka Men of Maintenance!
The food was as wonderful as always! Thank you, ladies of the Shawnee Squaws!
Thank you, Julie of the Mt. Orab Kroger’s for the gift card that helped us purchase the meat.
The meats were grilled to perfection! Thank you, Vince, Roger, George, Beve, John and Betty!
The ice that chilled our drinks did its job! Thank you, Jim and James of the Marina!
The fish didn’t go hungry either… There were worms for them all! Thank you, Jim and James of the Marina, for your donation of the bait.
The wheelchair accessible picnic tables were just what 16 vets needed! Thank you, Lake Waynoka
Lions Club members!
The set-up, serving and clean up went very well! Thank you, ladies of the Shawnee Squaws and your
husbands, vets and other guests who helped!
The vets loved winning the patriotic T-shirts, bags and blankets in the raffle.
Thank you, Valerie and Betty for your donations.
And lastly, a very large thank you to the ladies on the Veteran’s Picnic Committee:
Liz Beresford, Eileen Brown, Diana DeVol, Lynn Prewitt & Mary Kay Wolfe.
THANK YOU, EVERYONE for making this year’s picnic the best one yet!
Joanne Coker, Chair of the Shawnee Squaws’ Annual VA Picnic
Lake Waynoka Chorus
GOOD NEWS for the Chorus;
An accomplished piano player, Joy Crieghton, has joined the Chorus. This releaves Jeanne Eastlake
and Gloria Rutan whoe now may give full attention to singing. Also, a new soprano Diane Winklejohn, has
joined.
All members have use of a song book of 34 songs. At the last session, Tuesday, Oct. 5, the group
felt there was interest in the Chorus beyond Lake Waynoka boundaries, therefore, it was decided to accept
members beyond our community boundaries.
The storage items in the music room have been removed and the room with its new piano is excellent
for the Chorus.
The next session is Tuesday, 10/19 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm. Discussion is 6:30 to
7:00 and singing is 7:00 to 8:00. If anyone wishes to join, call me or any
Chorus member.
Aristotle Roussos
Waynoka News - 16
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Monthly publish highlights from the Waynoka Awareness Safety
Program to keep you and your neighbors safe. Each month you
will find a helpful suggestion from the program guide for your
use and to share with those around you. If you would like to
have a WASP booklet or if you have something you would like
to have included please call.
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Safe America created the Text First. Talk Second. to raise
public awareness around the importance of utilizing text messaging for non-emergency communications during a disaster.
When disasters strike, voice networks can become congested
with people trying to call each other for nonvital communications. This can result in people in desperate
need of help being unable to contact those they need to reach,
such as emergency services, friends or loved ones.
In some instances, this may also result in emergency service
personnel being unable to communicate with each other.
Here is what you can do:
- Take the Pledge! Join hundreds of thousands of your fellow
citizens in pledging to participate in a preparedness activity
(texting).
- Get the word out. Let your family and friends know if a natural or man-made disaster happens in your vicinity, the best way
to find out if you are okay is to first try and contact you via text
message and then phone.
- Make sure everyone in your family knows how to use the text
messaging function on their mobile phone and if they don’t,
teach them.
Finally, do one of the following texting activities:
Drill A – Family/Friend/ Emergency Contact: Send, Receive,
and Confirm text message with family member or friend.
1. Individual sends a text message to a family member and/or
friend during the exercise.
Text First. Talk Second
“I M OK”/ “R U OK”
2. Family member/friend responds with “I M OK”
Drill B – Employer to Employee Groups: Send, Receive and
Confirm text messages with employees.
1. Employer sends text message to employees announcing a
drill, e.g., “This is a texting drill through the alert notification system. For more information on preparedness, please go
towww.safeamericaprepared.org (or insert organization website) or contact (supervisor, safety department, etc.) for more
information.”
2. Employees respond by going to the website and/or making
the suggested contact for moreinformation on preparedness.
Vince DeVol 446-1702
Prescilla Redick 446-9385
Waynoka News - 17
Fall Tournament Winners
Lake Committee Report – Mark Talmage
MEETINGS: Last Thursday of the month in the lodge at 7:00
Results for the August 18th Wednesday Night Tour.
Trophies sponsored by Stihl
15 Entries, 35 Fish Released
Total Weight=57.62 lbs.
1st Place 2nd Place
3rd Place
Big Bass
Taylor & Taylor
Beyer
Leedy & Fussnecker Leedy & Fussnecker 1st Place Campbell & Quisno
7.89 lbs.
7.84 lbs.
5.64 lbs.
4.54 lbs.
Results for September 15th Wednesday Night
Tour.
Trophies sponsored by B&T Shaft
1st Place 2nd Place
3rd Place
Big Bass
Kieffer & Carter
Walke & Hargut
Forbes & Keller
Kieffer & Carter
10.80 lbs.
9.38 lbs.
8.86 lbs.
2nd Place Beyer & Cross
Results for the Fall Tournament, September 18th
1st Place 2nd Place
3rd Place
4th Place
Big Bass
Quisno & Campbell
Beyer & Cross
McCann & Bobo
Kieffer & Kieffer
Sheldon & Ross
10.79 lbs.
8.70 lbs.
7.29 lbs.
6.08 lbs.
4.14 lbs.
Results for the Bass Classic, October 2nd
1st Place 2nd Place
3rd Place
Big Bass
Kieffer & Carter
Shaw & Grimes
Beyer & Mitler
Kieffer and Carter 11.50 lbs.
6.34 lbs.
5.70 lbs.
5.73 lbs.
3rd Place McCann & Bobo
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF
THE WINNERS IN 2010
SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF OUR
PARTICIPANTS FOR THEIR
CONTINUOUS SUPPORT
AS WELL AS OUR GENEROUS
SPONSORS
Waynoka News - 18
THE LAKE WAYNOKA LION’S CLUB
WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THESE
SPONSORS FOR HELPING US PUT ON
OUR 10th ANNUAL CAR SHOW ON
SEPTEMBER 5, 2010
PLEASE SUPPORT ALL OUR SPONSORS
A SPECIAL THANKS GOES TO
COLES FURNITURE OF MT. ORAB
STANLEY TOOLS OF GEORGETOWN
THE PEPSI BOTTLING COMPANY OF RIPLEY
BRYAN EQUIPMENT SALES OF LOVELAND
PIERRE FOODS OF CINCINNATI
SPONSORS OF LARGE AWARDS
TOM BELCHER’S BODY SHOP OF SARDINIA
MALOTT AUTOMOTIVE OF SARDINIA
LUCKY YOU ARCADE AT RT 71 & RT 41
NATIONAL BANK & TRUST OF SARDINIA
BOB MALCOM CHRYSLER-DODGE-JEEP, INC. OF PEEBLES
BARRY’S CHEVROLET OF WEST UNION
INDUSTRIAL PARTS & EQUIPMENT OF CINCINNATI
ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY–
AGENT CHRIS MUNN OF MT. ORAB
CARNEY’S HEATING & COOLING OF LAKE WAYNOKA
MT. ORAB FORD & MERCURY
SUE BOONE REALTY OF HILLSBORO
SUE BOONE-BROKER ROBIN GEIER-AGENT
MIKE CASTRUCCI FORD SALES OF MILFORD
RE/MAX RESULTS PLUS DORIS KITCHEN, REALTOR
WE ALSO WANT TO THANK
C103 “THE COW” RADIO
WAYNOKA NEWSLETTER
BROWN COUNTY PRESS
HIGHLAND SUN & HIGHLAND CO. PRESS
CLERMONT SUN
PEOPLES DEFENDER
NEWS DEMOCRAT
TIMES GAZETTE
PEEBLES MESSENGER
WAYNOKA SECURITY
OTHER SPONSORS
FIRST STATE BANK OF ADAMS COUNTY IN WINCHESTER
STIHL’S REEL IN THE OUTDOORS WITH
JOE THOMAS OF MILFORD
SARDINIA PHARMACY
DONALD E. FENDER REALTY-AGENTS JIM BRIDGES,
LIZ DOSS, RISA BOONE, & TIM ROSS
BLUE FLAME OF HILLSBORO
COMMAC FOODS OF WEST UNION
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF MT. ORAB
MT. ORAB FOOD COURT
RENT-2-OWN OF GEORGETOWN
MARTIN’S SUPERVALU OF SARDINIA
OLD “Y” RESTAURANT ON RT 62
THE ECLECTIC MOOSE OF RUSSELLVILLE
CARPET OUTLET ON TRI-COUNTY RD.
CARRIAGE TRADE OF GEORGETOWN
DeCLAIRE INSURANCE OF SARDINIA
BROWN COUNTY MOTORS OF RUSSELLVILLE
HOOK REAL ESTATE OF GEORGETOWN
BARRERA GARAGE & BODY SHOP IN NEW MARKET
ODYSSEY CANVAS WORKS OF RIPLEY
SEIP’S AUTO PARTS & SERVICE OF GEORGETOWN
STEVE BLEVIN’S CONSTRUCTION OF SARDINIA
SWEARINGEN’S AUTO CARE & TIRE OF GEORGETOWN
SARDINIA FUEL MART
BILL’S SIGN COMPANY OF LAKE WAYNOKA
McCONN & CUTRELL ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
PAUL HALL & ASSOCIATES OF MT. ORAB
LAKE MANOR RESTAURANT OF MT. ORAB
TONY BROWN CONSTRUCTION
STEVE VOGEL CONSTRUCTION
FIFTH-THIRD BANK OF GEORGETOWN & RUSSELLVILLE
DONATED DOOR PRIZES FOR CAR SHOW
ADVANCE AUTO PARTS OF HILLSBORO & WASHINGTON C.H.
DICK’S SPORTING GOODS, ARBY’S RESTAURANTS, PIZZA HUT,
McDONALD’S RESTAURANTS, COMMAC FOODS, INC. , WEST
UNION , PONDEROSA STEAK HOUSE , HILLSBORO,
PEP BOY AUTO PARTS, EASTGATE ,
SKYLINE CHILI, MT ORAB
WALMART, WEST UNION & HILLSBORO, CARTER LUMBER,
STAR CINEMAS, HILLSBORO, KIBLER LUMBER, MT ORAB
DAVE’S AUTO SERVICE & TIRE, HAMERSVILLE
FRISCH’S RESTAURANTS
TANKER’S MARATHON ON RT 32
BACKSTREETS DELI, ARNHEIM
NAPA AUTO PARTS, WEST UNION & WASHINGTON C.H.
MT ORAB FOOD COURT
BUTTERMILK FALLS GOLF CLUB, GEORGETOWN
IGA, GEORGETOWN
STEPHANO’S PIZZA, HILLSBORO
WALSH POOL & SPA SUPPLIES, TRI-COUNTY HY
O. K. AUTO PARTS, PEEBLES
SUBWAY, GEORGETOWN
AUTO ZONE AUTO PARTS OF HILLsORO, WEST UNION, GEORGETOWN,
WASHINGTON CH, AND MT ORAB
HAUKE’S AUTOCARE, GEORGETOWN
PAMIDA INC., GEORGETOWN
HEDRICK’S GARAGE, PEEBLES
HIGHLAND LANES, HILLSBORO
BROWN CO AUTOMOTIVE, MT ORAB
FIRST SAFETY BANK, GEORGETOWN
ALLEY 21 NEIGHBORHOOD GRILL, HILLSBORO
ROCKAUTO.COM
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS, WEST UNION , HILLSBORO
& WASHINGTON C.H.
EQUIPMENT SUPERSTORE, GEORGETOWN
SECRET GARDEN FLORIST, SARDINIA
CAR QUEST AUTO PARTS, HILLSBORO NEWS DEMOCRAT
BUTTERBEE’S AMERICAN GRILL, MT ORAB
DOMINO’S PIZZA
GOLD STAR CHILI, GEORGETOWN APPLEGATES HARDWARE, GEORGETOWN
HUNAN PALACE, GEORGETOWN
THE HOME PLACE, GEORGETOWN
CVS PHARMACY, GEORGETOWN
BIG BOY’S TOYS, ABERDEEN
FIRESIDE RESTAURANT, GEORGETOWN
SARDINIA AUTO REPAIR
FIFTH-THIRD SECURITIES, GEORGETOWN
SEARS, GEORGETOWN
Waynoka News - 19
Lake Waynoka Lounge
Lake Waynoka Lounge Under new management
November’s Events
Every Monday –
Happy Hour Domestic Beers only 7-9pm
Every Tuesday - 8-ball Tournament 7:30 pm
Every Wednesday – Euchre Night – 8:00 pm (excluding Nov. 24th)
Every Thursday – Open pool
Every Friday and Saturday – D.J, Karaoke, Live Bands
Call 446-2012 for info
Sunday – FOOTBALL all day – open at 1:00
Closed November 25th - Happy Thanksgiving
Monday and Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday
Friday and Saturday
Sunday
Christmas is around the corner!! A great Gift idea. We have
some Tee Shirts, sweatshirts,
and hats in stock or you can
place an order. Call Diana DeVol at 446-1702
Classified
DOCKS/DECKS CLEANED & STAINED
CALL BILL @ 446-4039
4:00 - 11:00 PM
4:00 - 12:00 AM
4:00 - 1:00 AM
1:00 - 11:00 PM
GRINDER PUMP REMINDER
Your grinder pump is not a garbage disposal. The following
items should never be put in your system:
*Egg shells *Fish scales *Cat litter
*Diapers, socks, rags or cloth of any kind
*Personal hygiene products *Oils or grease
*Strong chemicals (drain cleaner)
*Glass or metal objects.
If the above items are introduced into the system it could
result in premature failure of the pump and require service.
If the red light on the electric box is on it means the pump
is not working properly. Please call Security if you see your
light or your neighbors light on. Security will dispatch our
mechanics. 937-446-3214.
**DURING POWER OUTAGES WATER USAGE SHOULD
BE KEPT TO A MINIMUM**
REPORT ALL ELECTRIC OUTAGES
Dial 1-800-543-5599 to report an outage. Everyone should
report an outage immediately, the TOTAL NUMBER of
phone calls received in DUKE’S automated report system
determines priority of repair.
The more calls – the faster the response to our area.
Waynoka News - 20
WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNER’S ASSOCIATION, INC.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider & employer.
1 Waynoka Drive – Lake Waynoka
Lake Waynoka, Ohio 45171
PRSRT STD
U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
GEORGETOWN, OH
45121
PERMIT NO. 133
Waynoka News
EDITOR
Leslie Poole
Lake Waynoka
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HOURS
Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Closed for Thanksgiving
November 25th, 26th, & 27th
WAYNOKA MARINA
14 Beach Cove, Sardinia, Ohio
937-446-4429 Marina
Open Daily
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Friday & Saturday open till 7:00
Closed Wednesday
We now have 20lb & 30lb Propane Tanks
Stop by, we are here for your needs.
WPOA accepts Visa, MasterCard & Discover
REFERENCE NUMBERS
Admin. Office Security
Rec. Center
Lounge
Restaurant Marina
Campground www.lakewaynoka.com
937-446-3232
937-446-3214
937-446-1778
937-446-2012
937-446-3774
937-446-4429
937-446-2887
Waynoka Restaurant
CLOSED FOR THE WINTER
WPOA BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
Any opinion expressed in this
WRWSD BOARD
newsletter reflects only the opinion
OF TRUSTEES
of the author and does not
Tim Redick...................….President necessarily constitute an opinion of Steve Johnson....................President
Joan Conners….….…VicePresident the W.P.O.A., its Board of Directors Ron Gloss..................Vice President
Bert Freeman...……….….Secretary
or any other individual.
John Buskey......................Treasurer
Betty Purdin……..……....Treasurer
George Kinney.............Mbr. at Large
Steve Johnson
John McDulin
Rudy Lindy
Jim Meyer
Advertising in this newsletter
is not an endorsement of
products or services.
Larry Doughman...............Secretary
Betty Purdin...............Mbr. at Large
Gordon Rider
Tim Redick
Eric Kirk

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