Newsletter333 June 2016

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Waynoka News
“Official Newsletter for the Waynoka Property Owners Association”
June, 2016
www.lakewaynoka.com
ISSUE 333
NATIONAL MARINA DAYS 2016
June 11 , Noon to 11:00 pm & June 12th, Noon to 5:00 pm
AT LAKE WAYNOKA MARINA
HOSTED by MIKE & DAWN NAPIER
th
Events planned for the weekend include: Music/Food/Beverages
Saturday:
Sunday:
5K Race/Walk, 7:30 am reg.
Dragon Boat Demonstrations, 1:00 pm
Corn Hole Tournament, 3:00 pm
Boat Tours, 2:00 to 4:00 pm
Cardboard Boat Regatta, 12:30 reg.
Sand Art, 2:00 pm
Boat Tours, 3:00 to 4:00 pm
Vendors:
Coldwell Banker - Brent Melvin
Garden Harvest Produce, Dave Miller
Home Place, Handcrafted Outdoor Furniture Lake Waynoka Art Club
Mast Construction – Marcus Mast
Pampered Chef – Susan Stephens
Paparazzi Accessories – Caitelin Blevins
Premier Designs – Joni Price
Realty Executives – Jim Bridges, Liz Doss, Michelle Golden
Re/Max – Doris Kitchen
Roads, Rivers, & Trails
RV's R US
Scentsy Fragrance – Tonya Bellingham
Shawnee Squaws
T's Lakehouse Restaurant – Terry Huber
Tastefully Simple – Judy Yannone
Thirty One Accessories – Debi Schwartz
Waynoka Marina
Waynoka Watersports Club
WPOA Events & Marketing
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON EVENTS OR TO BE A VENDOR CALL WAYNOKA MARINA L.L.C.
(937) 446-4429
http://nationalmarinaday.org/
Visitor Swimming Pool fee is only $3.00 a day during both Marina Days.
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Waynoka Property Owners Association
1 Waynoka Drive, Sardinia, Ohio 45171
937-446-3232 937-446-3330
WPOA Annual Meeting – Sat., April 16, 2016 at 7:30 p.m.
Vice President Prescilla Redick called the meeting to order at 7:20 p.m.
Redick explained that WPOA President John McDulin was absent (ex.) and in Louisiana working for FEMA.
She then introduced herself as the WPOA Vice President and the other WPOA Trustees: Steve Meese –
Secretary; Vern Taylor – Treasurer; Steve Johnson – Member at Large; and Trustees Todd Holt, Eric Kirk
(absent – ex.), Jim Meyer and Betty Purdin.
Vice President Redick shared the many accomplishments of the WPOA during the past year:
• A $300,000 electrical upgrade of a forty year old electrical system, which increased 30 amp services to 50
amps at all campsites, was just completed in the Campground.
• A new lake patrol boat was purchased.
• A new dock with a cover was built for the patrol boat.
• All of the docks at Little Chief were replaced. A new parking area and shoreline protection were also
installed.
• Five miles of road were resurfaced.
• The cracks in four ‘road’ miles of Waynoka Drive were sealed.
• The Lake was dredged from Quachita to Red Cloud.
• A second push boat was built, from a boat donated by the Marina, for the dredging operation.
• Two treadmills and two stationary bikes were replaced in the workout room.
• The adult pool was resurfaced.
• An automatic chemical dispensing system was installed for the indoor pool and hot tub.
• A new marina repair building was built.
• The boat ramp was repaired.
• Multiple docks which were damaged by ice were repaired.
• A parking area was added to the Tomahawk rec area.
• Multiple culverts, which had completed their useful cycle, were replaced.
• The ‘forever’ card system was fully implemented.
• The RFID sticker and gate system replacement project was started.
• A new police cruiser was purchased.
• A new zero-turn mower was purchased.
• A new tractor was purchased for bush hogging the wooded areas and anywhere the big bush hogs cannot go.
• The cash register and inventory program at the lounge was upgraded to enable the use of credit cards.
• The Lounge was repainted and decorated.
• The position of events coordinator was created and filled.
• The ‘moonlight’ swims for adult and kids became monthly events.
• Two concerts were held ‘on the green’ last season.
• A display board was purchased and will be used as advertising.
• The sign at 62 and Schwallie was replaced.
• All budget requirements were met for 2015.
• The leases for both the Restaurant and Marina were renewed.
• The WPOA is sponsoring the EJAA (Eastern Junior Athletic Association) Knothole teams.
• The dam was ‘rocked’.
• About $10,000 worth of equipment was replaced in the Restaurant.
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Vice Pres. Redick asked the property owners to give themselves a ‘round of applause’ for all of the work that
they have allowed the Board and the WPOA staff to accomplish this past year. She thanked Mgr. Cahall and all
of his staff for their dedication and hard work.
Next Redick recognized ‘our sheriff’, Gordon Ellis, “for doing more for Lake Waynoka than we could have
ever imagined, making this place a better place!” She acknowledged, even though Ellis is leaving to be Brown
County’s Sheriff in January, “We are glad to know that you will still be here as our friend and neighbor.”
Redick then recognized those who are ‘stepping down’ from the WPOA Board of Trustees:
• Jim Meyer received a certificate of appreciation for the time and effort he gave serving the Lake Waynoka
property owners for the last six years, including three years as WPOA President.
• John McDulin’s wife, Pat, accepted a certificate of appreciation on John’s behalf for the time and effort he
also gave serving the property owners for the last six years, including three years as WPOA President.
• Betty Purdin was then honored for her 25 years as a WPOA Trustee. Since 1982 Purdin has held each of the
offices of the WPOA Board and chaired numerous committees. Her involvement in the Lake Waynoka
community was to “always help make Lake Waynoka a better place to live”. She received a crystal glass
award and red roses.
Elections Inspector Steve Rish then installed newly elected Trustees Tom Koch and Judy Yannone by leading
them in the oath of office. Newly elected Trustee Brian Buckley will be installed at the May 14th WPOA
meeting. The terms of these WPOA Trustees will expire in 2019.
At 7:30 pm the new Board of the WPOA Trustees recessed to the meeting room to elect its officers for 2016.
At 7:34 pm the Trustees returned and Elections Inspector Steve Rish announced the WPOA officers:
President: Prescilla Redick Vice President: Todd Holt Secretary: Steve Meese
Treasurer: Vern Taylor Member at Large: Steve Johnson
Rish thanked everyone for their cards, letters and prayers as he faces his health issues.
Pres. Redick thanked Rish and Eileen Brown, Elections Inspectors, for their service to the property owners for
the last three years.
The motion to adjourn the WPOA Annual Meeting was made by Taylor and seconded by Johnson. All were in
favor and the meeting was adjourned at 7:36 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Joanne A. Coker, WPOA Assistant Recording Secretary
NOTICE: SPECIAL MEMBER MEETING, AUGUST 13, 2016
The WPOA BOARD of Trustees has approved a proposed revision of the WPOA CODE of Regulations (the “Blue
Book”), and has set the date of Saturday, August 13, 2016 , 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm, for a Special Member Meeting to be
held at the Health/Rec Center. The sole purpose of the meeting will be for members to vote on the proposed revision.
A letter notifying OWNERS of the Special Member Meeting will be mailed to addresses of record in mid-June and
will contain additional information on the voting process.
Beginning later in May the proposed CODE revisions will be available for review on the Lake Waynoka web site
(www.lakewaynoka.com) or a printed copy may be requested by visiting the WPOA Office.
Members may submit comments or questions regarding the proposed CODE revisions via email to
WPOArevCODE@gmail.com or in written form to the WPOA Office. Submitted questions and responses may be shared
on the Lake Waynoka website or elsewhere as appropriate for the benefit of all Members.
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1 Waynoka Dr.
Lake Waynoka, OH 45171
937-446-3232
937-446-3330
www.lakewaynoka.com
WPOA Board of Trustees Special Meeting – Monday, May 2, 2016
President Prescilla Redick called the meeting to order at 3 p.m.
Roll Call: Present: Buckley, Holt, Johnson, Kirk, Koch, Meese, Redick, Taylor, Yannone & Mgr. Cahall
(Although not yet sworn in as a WPOA Trustee, Buckley participated in this meeting as a non-voting Trustee-to-be. jac)
Absent: None
Purposes of Meeting:
• To review only the Attorney’s (John Jolley’s) Recommendations for changes in the CODE version approved
by WPOA Board, December 2015 (approximately 37)
• To vote to approve Revised CODE changes
• To determine how to present to MEMBERS for voting
• To determine date(s) necessary to accomplish voting
Following discussion of the Powerpoint presentation of the review of the Attorney’s recommendations
(presented by Rules and Regulations Committee member, John Buskey), Motion #2016-255, Motion #2016-256
and Motion #2016-257 were written and roll call votes were taken.
Motion #2016-255 was made by Taylor and seconded by Yannone that the WPOA Board of Trustees approve
the changes recommended to the draft of the CODE of Regulations by the Attorney and the Rules and
Regulations Committee as well as by the Trustees at the special meeting held on May 2, 2016. A roll call vote
was taken and the motion passed unanimously with eight yea votes and zero nay votes.
Motion #2016-256 was made by Meese and seconded by Holt that the membership vote will be to either approve or to reject all of the proposed revisions to the CODE of Regulations. A roll call vote was taken and the
motion passed with seven yea votes and one nay vote (Kirk).
Motion #2016-257 was made by Holt and seconded by Meese that the special membership meeting to vote on
the proposed revisions to the CODE of Regulations will be held on Saturday, August 13, 2016, from noon until
2 p.m. in the Health and Recreation Center gymnasium. A roll call vote was taken and the motion passed
unanimously with eight yea votes.
The Election Inspectors will be responsible for determining the voting process for the membership.
Adjournment: A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Taylor and seconded by Koch. The motion
passed unanimously and the meeting adjourned at 4:50 p.m.
Joanne A. Coker, WPOA Assistant Recording Secretary
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Board of Trustees Meeting
Saturday, May 14, 2016
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Please click here to be redirected to the meeting minutes page, where
you can log in/register to view the WPOA Meeting Minutes.
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Plant in the spring or the fall
when watering needs are less
because Mother Nature
does her share of watering!
And this is so true this spring.
Waynoka Regional Water
and Sewer District
1 Waynoka Dr.
Lake Waynoka, OH 45171
937-446-3232 * 937-446-3330
This tip is courtesy of the WRWSD.
WRWSD Board of Trustees Meeting – Mon., April 25, 2016
President Jim Bridges called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m.
Roll Call: Present: Beard, Beresford, Bridges, Buskey, LaPlante, Redick, Mgr. Cahall and Plant Supt. Culver
Absent: Purdin (ex.)
Minutes: A motion was made by LaPlante and seconded by Beresford to approve the minutes of the April 9th Saturday
meeting as distributed via email. A yea/nay vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.
Another motion was made by Redick and seconded by Beard to approve the minutes of the April 16th Annual
meeting as distributed via email. A yea/nay vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.
President’s Report (Jim Bridges): none
Treasurer’s Report (John Buskey): No report was shared other than Buskey stated that “We are solvent.”
Report from the Manager (Paul Cahall) and Plant Supt. (George Culver):
• Less than three dozen of the 172 fire hydrants in Lake Waynoka still need to be flushed and serviced this season. Chief
Neu of the Russellville Fire Dept. will receive a spreadsheet report detailing the work that was done when the staff is
finished.
• The shipment of another one hundred meters, which was expected more than a month ago, has not yet arrived.
• Cahall recommended that the Board contract the services of OUPS (Ohio Utilities Protection Service). Anyone
digging where underground utilities may be disturbed is required to contact the OUPS. Then OUPS contacts the
WRWSD which is required to mark lines within 48 hours.
• Culver has submitted a request to the Ohio EPA for renewal of the discharge permit for the lagoon’s effluent which
expires after five years.
• Since the gate to the WRWSD plants is in need of replacement and upgrading, Silco (the company installing the RFID
gates for the WPOA) has been asked to prepare an estimate for a new gate.
New Business: none
Old Business: When asked Culver reported that the new employees at the plant are ‘working well’. The Lake
Committee’s fishing schedule of the Reservoir was discussed.
Motions and Resolutions: none
Adjournment: At 7:17 pm a motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Buskey and seconded by LaPlante. All were in
favor and the meeting was adjourned.
Joanne A. Coker
WRWSD Assistant Recording Secretary
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Oh NO! We’re in the dark!
During power outages your water usage
should be kept to a minimum.
Your grinder pump operates on electricity and won’t do its job.
Report all power outages
to Duke at 1-800-543-5599.
EVERYONE should report an outage ASAP
because the TOTAL NUMBER of phone calls received
in Duke’s automated reporting system determines priority of repair.
The more calls made – the faster the response will be to our area!
This tip is courtesy of the WRWSD.
WRWSD Board of Trustees Meeting – Sat., May 14, 2016
President Jim Bridges called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m.
Roll Call: Present: Beard, Bridges, Buskey, Purdin, Redick & Mgr. Cahall. Absent: Beresford (ex.) and LaPlante (ex.)
Minutes: A motion was made by Purdin and seconded by Beard to approve the minutes of the April 25th workshop
meeting as read. A yea/nay vote was taken and the motion passed unanimously.
President’s Report (Jim Bridges): none
Treasurer’s Report (John Buskey):
• At one-third of the way through the year the 2016 income and expense for the WRWSD are tracking as ‘budgeted and
expected’.
• Treasurer Buskey requested a motion to approve all of the financial reports from April 30th, 2016, as provided.
Buskey made the motion which was seconded by Purdin. A yea/nay voice vote was taken and the motion passed
unanimously.
Manager’s Report (Paul Cahall):
• All of the fire hydrants in Lake Waynoka have been flushed, greased and repaired as necessary.
• Mgr. Cahall and Plant Supt. Culver will be attending the Ohio Rural Water Association’s Annual Meeting at King’s
Island.
• The long awaited 100 water meters have arrived. Once these are installed only 40 to 50 meters will still need to be
replaced. Another 100 meters will be ordered.
• An ad to hire an employee for the District will be ‘ran’ in the near future.
• Silco will evaluate the gate system into the plant for replacement this coming week.
• A garage door at the Water and Sewer Plant, which is up and will not come down, needs to either be repaired or
replaced.
Old Business: none
New Business:
• Buskey shared that he had met with Cahall, Culver and Clerk Bundy to review the capital plan which will be discussed
at the next meeting.
• Bridges noted that new signature cards were signed at Peoples Bank this past week.
Motions and Resolutions: none
Board Member Concerns: none
Membership Concerns: none
Adjournment: The motion to adjourn was then made by Purdin and seconded by Redick. All were in favor and the
meeting was adjourned at 9:37 a.m.
Joanne A. Coker, WRWSD Assistant Recording Secretary
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WAYNOKA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
CASH BALANCE REPORT
APRIL 2016
OPERATING CASH ACCOUNTS:
PEOPLES BANK CHECKING
CHARGE CARD ACCOUNT
LOTTERY CHECKING
OPER SAVINGS/FIRST STATE BANK
OPER RESERVE/PEOPLES BANK
2016
2015
$
$
$
$
$
109,322
97,314
1,587
350,328
118,959
$
$
$
$
$
165,377
50,909
1,149
250,291
96,034
TOTAL OPERATING CASH: $
677,510
$
563,760
$
$
$
$
193,716
86,023
106,152
22,329
$
$
$
$
183,746
84,741
48,138
100,534
TOTAL ALLOCATED ASSESSMENT CASH: $
408,220
$
417,159
$
245,826
$
430,884
TOTAL INVESTED RESERVES: $
245,826
$
430,884
TOTAL ALL ACCOUNTS $
1,331,556
$
1,411,803
ALLOCATED ASSESSMENT CASH ACCOUNTS:
ROADS
LAKE, DAM and ACCESS
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
CAMPGROUND
INVESTED RESERVES:
PEOPLES BANK CDARS
ALLOCATED OPERATING ASSESSMENTS
FINANCIAL REPORT
APRIL 2016
Apr 16
YTD
CAPITAL INCOME
660-01 · ROAD CAPITAL
660-02 · CAMPGRD CAPITAL
660-03 · LAKE CAPITAL
660-04 · ROAD CAP/RUMPKE
660-07 · CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
Total INTEREST INCOME
Total CAPITAL INCOME
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
13,803
15,692
8,505
800
14,315
53,115
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
146,229
18,800
90,301
3,200
144,720
99
403,348
CAPITAL EXPENSE
Total CAPITAL CAMPGROUND
Total CAPITAL LAKE
Total CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
Total CAPITAL ROADS
Total CAPITAL EXPENSE
$
$
$
$
$
110,193
8,189
32,161
3,677
154,220
$
$
$
$
$
307,124
31,796
67,268
4,274
410,462
$
(101,105)
$
Net Operating Reserve Surplus / (Deficit)
(7,114)
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LOT & INITIATION
MEMBERSHIP DUES FEES
6%
CAMPING
RENTAL
LOUNGE
INCOME
7%FEES & TRANSFERS
MISC
HEALTH/REC/POOL FEES
HOMEOWNER FEES
HOMEOWNER
FEESINCOME
LOUNGE
7%
LOT & INITIATION FEES
MOWING CHARGES
2016
38%
597550
MOWING
CHARGES
5%
17% 261690.8
13% 209002.7
8%
120100
7%
105700
7%
106200
6%
102500
5%
75250
100% 1577993
HEALTH/REC/POOL
FEES
8%
Minus WRWSD
MISC FEES &
TRANSFERS
13%
MEMBERSHIP DUES
38%
1904103
326109.6
1577993
0
WPOA 2016 PLAN INCOME
CAMPING RENTAL
16%
(EXCLUDES WRWSD)
Misc Fees & Transfers:
CAPITAL LABOR TRANSFER, BOAT STICKER FEE, NEWSLETTER ADS, RENTER INCOME, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS, DOCK
RESERVATIONS, LATE FEE INCOME ,BUILDING PERMIT,REC AREA-LODGE RENTAL, INTEREST INCOME, CAR STICKER FEE,
NEWSLETTER MAILING FEE
LOUNGE
7%
MAINTENANCE
SECURITY
CAMPGROUND
ADMINISTRATION
12%
HEALTH/REC/POOL
FACILITIES
CAMPGROUND
LOUNGE
OTHER AMENITIES
HEALTH/REC/POOL
FACILITIES
14%
Total
OTHER AMENITIES
2016 Total
WRWSD
3% 207304.1
22% 535836.1
22% 326900.2
20% 426954.9 121966.5
14% 213641.8
12% 180012.1
6% 96041.86
3%
1829816 329270.6
Adj Total
328532
MAINTENANCE
326900.2
22%
304988.4 92900.61 ###
213641.8 59060.4 ###
180012.1
96041.86
50429
1500545
1500545
50429
ADMINISTRATION
20%
SECURITY
22%
WPOA 2016 PLAN EXPENSE
(EXCLUDES WRWSD)
Other Amenities:
RESTAURANT, CLUBHOUSE, LAKE,DAM, ACCESS, REAL ESTATE, BEACH, MARINA ,ATHLETIC FACILITIES
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FINANCIAL REPORT
APRIL 2016
Apr 16
INCOME
CAMPING
DUES
HEALTH/REC FACILITIES
INTEREST INCOME
LEASE INCOME
LOUNGE INCOME
MISCELLANEOUS INCOME*
MOWING
REAL ESTATE
635-00 · WRWSD CONTRACT
Health insurance Reimbursement
Total Income*
EXPENSE
ACCOUNTING EXPENSES
ACTIVITIES
ANNUAL MEMBER SUPPLIES
ANNUAL EVENTS
CLEANING
COLLECTIONS EXPENSE
COMPUTER
CONTRACTS & LEASES
EQUIPMENT REPAIR
FUEL
LAKE STOCK/TREATMENT
LEGAL
LIABILITY INSURANCE
LOUNGE EXPENSES
MAINT LAND & BLDG.
MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS ADMINISTRATION
PAYROLL & FEDERAL TAXES
REAL ESTATE PURCHASES
REAL ESTATE TAXES
ROAD WORK
TELEPHONE & INTERNET
TRAVEL
UTILITIES
4000 · Reconciliation Discrepancies
6560 · PAYROLL EXPENSE
840-00 · TRASH PICK-UP
841-00 · MISC TOOLS/MAINT
845-00 · UNBUDGET ITEMS
848-00 · LICENSES/PERMITS
850-00 · CHEMICALS
862-00 · OFFICE SUPPLIES
864-00 · NEWS LETTER
865-00 · POSTAGE
870-00 · HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
Total Expense
Net Operating Reserve Surplus/ (Deficit)
YTD
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
45,251
74,006
14,450
544
100
10,882
32,709
6,486
750
26,201
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
60,983
729,120
36,699
849
400
39,209
56,852
63,080
2,750
104,803
$
211,378
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
22
1,276
241
1,143
978
4,855
3,464
4,619
5,313
1,380
2,464
243
13,222
436
1,485
369
31,983
94,994
145
62
2,306
805
430
902
5,434
178,572
32,806
2016 Plan
1,094,746
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
261,691
822,750
120,100
800
106,200
168,703
75,250
22,500
326,110
19,626
1,904,103
405
215
2,667
1,276
3,067
238
4,725
3,570
9,123
5,520
5,716
12,702
19,906
2,223
6,567
3,573
47,201
1,629
18,535
1,647
5,869
1,558
56,567
3,312
309,730
413
62
3,940
3,077
2,351
1,582
3,705
21,188
563,861
530,885
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
13,600
4,250
5,000
5,100
10,450
2,000
9,500
8,600
32,800
35,800
2,300
3,250
37,000
45,000
15,750
25,600
21,500
126,313
10,000
34,250
1,560
17,950
7,000
191,762
1,040,938
5,320
1,000
7,203
7,500
6,000
5,000
8,000
100,960
1,848,256
55,847
*Includes Employee Health Insurance Premium Reimbursement & Capital Labor Transfer
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Monthly Activity Report for Ranger/Security
Month of March
Calls for
Service
14
Arrests
0
Offense
Reports
3
Traffic
Citations
0
WPOA
Citations
0
Written Squad
Warnings Runs
9
6
EMS
Traffic
Crashes
0
0
Crime Trend Narrative
There are no new crime trends to report for the Month of April. There has been an
increase in traffic violation complaints from Citizens which is consistent with increased
traffic in the spring and summer months. The patrol boat has been launched and will
begin operations in May.
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937-446-3774
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Hours: Monday - Friday 11:00 am to 9:00 pm, Saturdays 9:00 am to 9:00 pm & Sundays 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
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937-446-2012
Sun, 4:00 pm
Mon. Tues & Wed 4:00 pm
Thurs.
4:00 pm
Fri. & Sat.
4:00 pm
- 8:00 pm
- 9:00 pm
- 12:00 am
- 12:30 am
Happy Hours - Mon., Tues., Wed. 6:00 to 9:00 pm.
Tuesdays - Euchre 7:00 pm
Thursdays - Open Pool 4:00 to 8:00 pm.
Pool Tournament 8:00 pm to Midnight
June Entertainment
June 4th
Karaoke/DJ Lynn, 8:00 pm to 12:30 am, $3.00 cover charge
June 10th
June 11th
River Pickles “acoustic”, 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm, $3.00 cover charge
River Rickles “acoustic”, 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm, $3.00 cover charge
June 18th
Barcodes, 8:30 pm to 12:30 am, $5.00 cover charge
Call for more info!
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Pool Hours:
Monday – Thursday
Noon to 9:00pm
Friday, Saturday,
Sunday and Holidays
11:00 am to 9:00 pm
2016 Midnight Swim Schedule
9 PM – Midnight
Friday, June 3rd - Family Swim
Friday, July 1st - Family Swim
Friday, August 5th - Family Swim
Friday, June 17th- Adult Swim
Friday, July 15th- Adult Swim
Friday, August 19th- Adult Swim
2016 SWIMMING LESSON SCHEDULE
Evening lessons: June 20 – 23 and 27 – 30 from 5:00 to 6:30.
The first night of lessons all students come at 5:00 and will be divided into groups according
to what they need to learn.
Morning lessons:
9:00 – 9:45 9:45 – 10:30 10:30 – 11:00 11:00 – 11:30 11:30 – Noon Set I, July 11 – 14 and 18 – 21.
Set II, July 25 – 28 and Aug. 1-4.
Advanced beginners (lap swimmers and deep end)
Beginner 3, some laps, all strokes, some deep end;
Beginner 2, can do back floats and front swimming;
Beginner 1 no requirements;
Beginner 1, Baby Pool, no requirements.
Members - $40
Non Members - $60
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Cardio Fit~ 9a-10a
Water Aerobics~ 10a-11a
Beginner Line Dance~1p (L)
Shuffleboard~ 2:30p-4p
Euchre~ 7p (L)
5
Open Gym~ 8a-9p
Adult Sunday School~ 9:30a
Chapel Service~10a
Bible Study~ 6:30p (C)
6
Circuit Training~ 9a-10a
7
Golf League~ 9a
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Sit-Fit~ 9a-9:45a
Pilates~ 9:45a-10:30a
Dandyliners~ 1:30p (L)
Kickbox Training~ 6p (R)
Euchre~7p (Lg)
Lake Advisory~ 7p (L)
8
Cardio Fit~ 9a-10a
Shawnee Squaws~ 10a (L)
Euchre~ 7p (L)
12
Open MOTHER’S
Gym~ 8a-9pDAY
Chapel Service~ 10a
Marina Days~ Noon-5p
13
14
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Sit-Fit~ 9a-9:45a
Euchre~ 7p (Lg)
15
Cardio Fit~ 9a-10a
Shuffleboard~2:30p-4p
Lake Committee~ 4:30p (M)
Bass Tournament~ 6p (M)
Euchre~ 7p (L)
19
Open Gym~ 8a-9p
Chapel Service~ 10a
20
Swim Lessons~ 5p-6:30p
21
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Sit-Fit~ 9a-9:45a
Euchre~ 7p (Lg)
22
Cardio Fit~ 9a-10a
Euchre~ 7p (L)
26
Open Gym~ 8a-9p
Chapel Service~ 10a
27
WRWSD Workshop~ 7p
28
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Sit-Fit~ 9a-9:45a
Euchre~ 7p (Lg)
Civic Club~ 7p (L)
29
Cardio Fit~ 9a-10a
Euchre~ 7p (L)
2016
+
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
2
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Adult Tap~ 9:15a (L)
Pool Table Tourn. ~ 4p-12a (Lg)
3/20 Cardio Hustle~ 6p
3
3/20 Cardio Hustle~ 9a
Ping Pong~ 9a-11a
Chair Volley Ball~ 3p
Euchre~ 7p (L)
Family Night Swim~ 9p-12a
4
Open Gym~ 8a-9p
Pickleball ~ 9a-11a (RC)
Campground Mtg.~ 10a (C
DJ & Karaoke~ 8p-12:30a (Lg)
9
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Garden Club~ 7p (L)
10
Ping Pong~ 9a-11a
Euchre~ 7p (L)
Band~ 7p, River Pickles $3 (Lg)
11
Open Gym~ 8a-9p
WPOA Workshop~ 8a
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
WRWSD Bd. Mtg.~ 9:30a
WPOA Bd. Mtg.~ 10a
National Marina Days~ Noon-11p
Watersports Club~ 11:30a
Band~ 7p, River Pickles $3 (Lg)
16
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
17
Ping Pong~ 9a-11a
Euchre~ 7p (L)
Adult Night Swim~ 9p-12a
18
Open Gym~ 8a-9p
Kids Fishing Fest~ 9a
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Corn Hole Tournament~ 4p (C)
Band~ 8:30p, Barcodes Band $5 (Lg)
23
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
Adult Tap~9:15a (L)
24
Ping Pong~ 9a-11a
Euchre~ 7p (L)
25
Open Gym~ 8a-9p
Long Range Planning~ 9a (L)
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
30
Pickleball~ 9a-11a
GOOD FRIDAY
KEY
(C)- Campground
(Ch)- Chapel
(L)- Lodge
(Lg)- Lounge
(M)- Marina
(RC)- Rec. Center
(R)- Restaurant
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3/20 CARDIO HUSTLE
NEW FOR SUMMER!
FIRST CLASS STARTS JUNE 1st!
This fast paced class challenges a unique blend of aerobic and anaerobic
conditioning. It’s a boot camp style workout which will give everybody a full
body workout. Twenty minutes of cardio, twenty minutes of strength, and
twenty of core, every Thursday night @ 6 pm and Friday morning @ 9 am.
Mandy’s Mix Kickbox Training
This class is a combination of cardio, boxing, and martial arts providing
a total body workout, which aims to improve strength, aerobic fitness,
speed, flexibility, coordination and balance.
Come in and try one of the most popular fitness trends and kick, jab,
cross-hook and uppercut your way to a fitter you. Class instructed every
Tuesday night @ 6 pm by Amanda Warfe Hopkins.
LAKE WAYNOKA CIVIC CLUB
Garden Club Update
Spring is a busy time for
everyone in the garden club. We will be exhibiting at the
Garden Expo on Saturday, June 4th, taking place all day
at GoodSeed Nursery and next door at Hilltop Conference
Center. Jenny Nybro Peterson, cancer survivor and author
of today's hottest new gardening book "The Cancer Survivor's Garden Companion”, will be the featured speaker.
After a successful container party in May, we now focus
Gildan Zip Hooded Sweatshirt
$30
our attention to our June 9th program, which will take
Gildan Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt
$25
place at the GoodSeed Nursery in Macon at 7:00 p.m. On
Gildan Crewneck Sweatshirt
$20
Saturday, June 25th, we will be having lunch and touring
Gildan T-shirt$12
Findlay Market. We meet at the market at 10:00 a.m. and
Gildan knit Sport Shirt (golf)
$18
will be carpooling from the Lodge at 8:45 a.m. The local
Jerzees Johnny Collar$18
farmers will be exhibiting at the market. If you’ve never
Hats & Visors$12
been there, this is a great time to join your friends and have
Plus sizes cost a little more.
a good Saturday exploring Findlay Market in Cincinnati.
The Lake Waynoka Garden Club provides programs
Additional items are available upon request.
of
interest
from April through August each year. All are
Sample items can be seen in the display case at the Lodge.
welcome to any of our events. We maintain an active
Facebook group. Just search Facebook for ‘Lake Waynoka
We also, have can koozies! $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00.
Garden Club’ and join us! Happy gardening and keep the
Contact Ginny Tatman at 937-446-9575 or
bad bugs away!
ginnyt9285@frontier.com
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!
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WAYNOKA WATER SPORTS CLUB
NATIONAL MARINA DAY 5K RUN/WALK
June 11, 2016 – 8:00 a.m.
Race Day Information
Age Groups
• Race begins and ends at Lake Waynoka Beach (Open Gate Event)
12 and under 13 - 19
• Prizes awarded to the top three males and females in each age
20 - 30
31 - 44
category and top overall male and female
45 - 59
Over 60
• Top five walkers male and female
• Registration begins at 7:30 – Race begins at 8:00
**Preregistration - May 5 – June 10 - $20
Race Day - $25.00
To pre-register send this form and $20.00 to Priscilla Redick, 1 Waynoka Dr. Sardinia, OH 45171
All proceeds go to Eastern High School Track Scholarship Fund
Email – Predick@yahoo.com
Online registration is available at www.GetMeRegistered.com/WWSCBeachDay5K
Full Name ______________________________________ Age_____________ (Circle)
Male/Female
Walker/ Runner
Address
City/State___________________________________________________
Phone
Email address______________________________________ T-Shirt Size Dry-Fit (please circle) Small Medium
Large XLarge
WAIVER FORM
In constderation of the acceptance of this entry, I assume full responsibility for any injury or accident which may occur during my participation in
this race, or while I am on the premises of the event. I release and hold harmless all persons associated with this event.
Date:_____________
Signature_____________________________(Parent/guardian if child is undr 18)
Proud Sponsor
Michelle Golden
with
Showcase
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June 12, 2016, Lake Waynoka Beach
1:00 p.m.- Until Last Boat is In
Registration 12:30 to 1:00 race day
1st Place, 2nd Place, 3rd Place Winners
Additional Awards: Most Original, Best Design, Most Likely to Sink, My Parents “Didn’t Help”
KIDS! FAMILIES! ADULTS!
Remember to make it fun! Make it your own! Crew and Costumes and Themes encouraged.
Please refer to rules and regulations listed or on Lake Waynoka web site.
Food !
Fun !
Sponsored by Lake Waynoka Water Sports Club
Music !
Donations go to the Childrens Christmas Fund
Rules for Lake Waynoka Regatta
Maximum 4 crew members per boat
All crew members must wear life jackets
All crew members must be in the boat
No towing or holding between the legs
No interfering with other boats or crew
APPROVED MATERIALS
cardboard
string or rope
duct tape
white glue
carpet rolls (cardboard only)
paint must be dry
cloth for sails only
At start - boats will be lowered into the water by crew.
Horn will blow to start the course and finish.
RESTRICTED ITEMS
Styrofoam
wood
metal
plastic
rubber
staples
No inflatable devices
No gasoline or electric propulsion
No surfboard style devices
Summer Reading Program for Children and
Adults at Sardinia Library
All ages are invited to participate in Sardinia Library’s Summer Reading
Program “On Your Mark Get Set Read.” Join us for events like Library Trivia
Night, Walking Club, Introduction to Essential Oils, Raptor’s Inc., Ronald
McDonald Magic Show, Lean Start, and much more. The reading program is
very flexible with options to attend events, participate in activities and/or
read books to win rewards. Sardinia Friends of the Library, local businesses,
and individual donors have provided the rewards.
For more information visit our website at http://www.browncountypubliclibrary.org/ , like us
on Facebook® at www.facebook.com/Brown-County-Public-Library-364059283700006/, follow
us on Twitter® and Instagrm® at /twitter.com/bcplohio and www.instagram.com/bcpl.bcpl/ or
call us at Sardinia Library 937-446-1565.
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Kids Fishing Fest
Saturday June 18, 2016
Lake Waynoka Beach Shelter
Passport to Fishing
(Ages 6-12)
As presented by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife
FUN hands on instruction in Fishing Knots & Rigging, Casting, Fish Habitat & Handling, Fish
Identification and Local Fishing Information
*Certified Instructors*
*No license required.*
*Equipment provided.*
Refreshments
Fishing Derby
(Open to Passport to Fishing participants only)
(Bait Provided)
It’s all FREE….Sign up today.
Limited Space Available – Must be pre-registered.
Call 937.446.9385
9:00 AM
9:30 AM
10:45 AM
11:00 AM
Noon
Sign In
Passport to Fishing Instruction Begins
Break / Refreshments
Fishing Derby Begins
Prizes Awarded
**All children must be accompanied by an adult.**
Sponsored by the Lake Waynoka Lake Committee and the Waynoka Marina
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July 2, 2016 Saturday
Patriot Boat Parade
4:00 Meet at the Marina
Sponsored by Waynoka Water Sports Club
Parade Route- We will go once around the main lake.
Come out to wave your flags and have fun.
Please register your boat prior to the parade at
the Marina to be eligible for prizes.
Prizes announced at a later date.
39th Annual Waynoka Day Festival
Saturday, July 16, 2016, Noon-6 pm
Public Welcome, Open Gate
Great Food and Cold Drinks
Draft Beer, Music, Bingo
Vendors of all Sorts
Kids Activities and Entertainment
Hosted by Lake Waynoka Shawnee Squaws
Contact Margi Borgman 937-446-1901 or Judy Bankes 937-446-2116
Vendors contact Valerie Bullock 937-446-4283
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MUSIC ON THE GREEN
The Barcodes Band
Mixture of Rock, Pop and Disco
Date: Sunday, July 3rd, 2016
Time: 7 PM - 10 PM
Location: Clubhouse Lawn
Come to this armed with years of "Rockin' Out" experience with the Barcodes
at Lake Waynoka on Independence Day weekend!
Bring lawn chairs, coolers and your family to relax and enjoy the music.
For members and their guests.
T's Lake House Restaurant will be outside serving food for purchase.
Waynoka News - 24
Date
#Boats
Total Pounds
# Fish
Avg Wgt.
1st Place
2nd Place
3rd Place
Big Bass
20-Apr-2016
20
97.61
76
1.28
Winning Teams
Neal-Neal
Callahan-Taylor
H. Lovin-Lovin Sr.
Callahan-Taylor 5.28
April 2016 Results
Team
Neal-Neal
Callahan-Taylor
H. Lovin-Lovin Sr.
Carroll-Waits
Terrell-Lewis
Denham-Iles T
Collins-Collins
Birk - Birk
Scalf-Lovin Jr.
Kiefer - King
Beyer-Mittler
BrownMcCann-Hill
Guju-Griffin
Mack-Stidham
Skidmore-Bobo
Sheldon-Ross
VonWahlde -VonWahlde
Gephardt-Gephardt
Gruber-Boles
# Fish
6
3
6
6
6
5
3
6
6
5
5
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
0
Points
50
49
48
47
46
45
44
43
42
41
40
39
38
37
36
35
34
33
32
25
Wgt
16.16
10.00
7.07
6.71
6.02
5.86
5.78
5.50
5.16
5.05
4.22
3.88
3.20
3.14
3.03
2.03
1.98
1.96
0.86
0.00
2016
Lake Waynoka
Lake Committee
Wednesday Night
Bass Fishing
Tournament Results
Anglers of the Year 2016
Standings
Team
Year-To-Date Points
Neal-Neal
50
Callahan-Taylor
49
H. Lovin-Lovin Sr.
48
Carroll-Waits
47
Terrell-Lewis
46
Denham-Iles T
45
Collins-Collins
44
Birk - Birk
43
Scalf-Lovin Jr.
42
Kiefer - King
41
Beyer-Mittler
40
Brown39
McCann-Hill
38
Guju-Griffin
37
Mack-Stidham
36
Skidmore-Bobo
35
Sheldon-Ross
34
VonWahlde -VonWahlde
33
Gephardt-Gephardt
32
Gruber-Boles
25
Next Tournament is May 18, 2016
Lake Committee Meeting at 4:30PM at the Marina
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LWLC Spring Tournament
#Boats
Total Pounds
# Fish
Avg Wgt.
30-Apr-2016
32
155.67
134
1.16
1st Place
Quisno -Phillips
2nd Place
Carroll-Waites
3rd Place
Neal-Neal
4th Place
VanWahlde-McNanie
Big Bass Quisno -Phillips
# Fish
Points
Wgt
Quisno -Phillips
6
100
11.98
Carroll-Waites
6
99
8.94
Neal-Neal
6
98
8.71
VanWahlde-McNanie
6
97
8.68
Terrell-Lewis
6
96
8.46
Kiefer-King
6
95
7.85
Denham-Iles
6
94
7.74
Sears- Sears
6
93
7.52
McCann-Bobo
6
92
7.11
Beyer-Mittler
6
91
6.40
Hill-Hill
6
90
6.24
M.Morris-D. Morris
6
89
6.13
Shaw-
6
88
6.04
Reiff-Grimes
6
87
5.72
R.Sheldon-T.Sheldon
4
86
5.49
Skidmore-Testerman
6
85
5.05
Meyers-Jolly
5
84
4.94
Clark-Mathes
6
83
4.90
S. Brown-N.Brown
6
82
4.53
Walke-Haft
5
81
4.39
K Willett-M Willett
1
80
4.30
Sheldon H.-Adanski
4
79
4.10
Tiberi-Heiney
5
78
4.09*
McGuty-Miller
4
77
3.01
Mack-Stidham
3
76
2.62
Gebhardt - Gebhardt
1
75
0.73
Guju -Griffin
0
50
0.00
Barnes-Richards
0
50
0.00
Collins-Collins
0
50
0.00
Gruber-Boles
0
50
0.00
L. Kraft-S. Kraft
0
50
0.00
B. McCann - Penix
* Includes Penalty
0
50
0.00
Team
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
27
27
27
27
27
6.47
1st Place and Big Bass Winners
Quisno and Phillips
2nd Place
Carroll and Waites
3rd Place
Neal and Neal
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2016 Best Fishing Days
(when the Moon is between new & full)
June 4-20
July 4-19
August 2-18
September 1-16, 30
October 1-16, 30, 31
November 1-14, 29, 30
December 1-13, 29-31
“excerpt from The Old Farmer’s Almanac”
EUCHRE SCORES
Wednesday Night
04/05 Sue Day.....................................................................64
Dana Yates...................................................................62
04/13 Villie Foster.................................................................54
Bob Beighle.................................................................53
04/20 Jean Hilliard................................................................69
Bob Beighle.................................................................61
04/27
LAKE WAYNOKA LAKE COMMITTEE
2016 Tournament Schedule
Wednesday Evenings
6:00-9:00 pm
June 15th, July 20th, August 17th
September 21st, due to DST we will go from 5:30 – 8:30
Lake Waynoka Night Bass Tournament
July 30th 11:00 pm - 7:00 am
Lake Waynoka Beach
Lake Waynoka Fall Bass Tournament
October 1st 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Lake Waynoka Marina
Lake Waynoka Bass Classic Tournament
October 15th
8:00 - 4:00
Lake Waynoka Marina
(By Invitation)
If you are interested in being a sponsor for
any of the tournaments-please contact any
Lake Committee Member
All tournaments are
“CATCH AND RELEASE”
Larry Kraft..................................................................63
Sue Day.....................................................................59
WPOA Regulations on
Limit and Fish Size
Friday Night
04/01
Bill Marshall............................................................66
Dana Yates & Joe Bolte...........................................62
04/08 Ken Greer.................................................................60
Villie Foster..............................................................54
04/15 Bill Boothe...............................................................62
Ruby Marshall.........................................................55
04/22
Ken Greer.................................................................56
Carlos Day...............................................................52
If you would like to play Euchre, meet new people and have
a good time, come to the Lodge and join the fun!
Play starts at 7:00 p.m. so come early to get a seat.
SPECIES
DAILY LIMIT
MINIMUM SIZE
Crappies20 9 Inches
Large/Small Mouth
3
15 Inches
& Spotted Bass
Walleye
3
15 Inches
Channel Catfish
6
None
BluegillNone None
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General Practice of Law, including Real Estate Titles & Closings,
Title Insurance, Probate, Estates, Wills & Trusts, Income Tax
Experienced in Lake Waynoka Real Estate Transfers,
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Mowing, Trimming & Clean Up!
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937-205-1668
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Lake Waynoka Resident for 23 years
~Funeral and/or Cremation Services to meet
any need~
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937-377-4182
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MAST HOME BUILDERS
New construction homes, room additions,
concrete work, garages, boat docks, boat houses.
We sell and install new & used boat lifts.
If you are tired of no shows and over pricing;
Please call
Mast Home Builders - Marcus Mast 937-217-1056
25 years experience - Amish/Mennonite background.
Lake Waynoka references' upon request.
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Since 1953
Sales - Parts - Service - Rentals
Georgetown, Ohio (937) 378-6439
Amelia, Ohio
(513) 797-4500
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Steve Vogel
937-822-1422
Lots For
Sale
Waterfront
& off the
water!
CALL US!
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HOMES ARE
SELLING EVERY
DAY! CALL ONE
OF AGENTS TODAY TO LIST
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937-763-3393
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Docks • Boat Lifts
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Classified
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SPRING SPECIAL: Free Estimates, Reasonable.
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FOR SALE: Lot #3263 on Waynoka Dr. by the Marina
$2500. Call Karen Fletcher 513-315-9326
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342 WAYNOKA DR | $529,000
324 WAYNOKA DR | $459,000
NEW LISTING
Waterfront property on deep water cove with
view of main lake, open floor plan, all glass
facing the water, 5BD/3BA finished LL.
5 CAYUGA COVE | $319,000
REDUCED!
Waterfront home with all the upgrades,
4BD/3BA, hardwood, granite, stainless, open
floorplan, outdoor entertaining area.
4 CAYUGA COVE | $269,000
PENDING
Best view of the main lake with private cove,
4BD/3BA, open floor plan with all glass facing
the water, 5 car garage, 2 docks and more.
SOLD!
Waterfront home in a deep cove near main lake.
New roof, HVAC and baths, master suite with
walk-out, screened porches, 2 docks w/lift
LAKE WANOKA MARINA DAY
JUNE 11th & 12th
48 INDIAN DRIVE | $423,000
NEW LISTING
Deep water cove, oversized dock with lift, inground pool, huge finished LL with kitchen,
sun room, storage for your boat a must see!
149 SEMINOLE DR | $89,800
PENDING
Builder’s home, quality throughout, double
lot, walk to rec center, pools, great location
with fantastic upgrades.
Come see the top real estate team at Lake
Waynoka and our friends from Roads Rivers
and Trails on the Beach!
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This institution is an equal opportunity provider & employer.
1 Waynoka Drive
Lake Waynoka, Ohio 45171
www.lakewaynoka.com
Waynoka News
EDITOR
Leslie Piatt
WAYNOKA MARINA
937-446-4429
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Any opinion expressed in this
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newsletter reflects only the opinion
OF TRUSTEES
of the author and does not
Precilla Redick.................….President necessarily constitute an opinion of Jim Bridges............................President Todd Holt..............….…VicePresident the W.P.O.A., its Board of Directors Charles Beard................Vice President
Steve Meese............…….….Secretary
or any other individual.
John Buskey..........................Treasurer
Vernon Taylor……..……....Treasurer
Steve Johnson.................Mbr. at Large
Eric Kirk
Brian Buckley
Tom Koch
Judy Yannone
Advertising in this newsletter
is not an endorsement of
products or services.
Prescilla Redick....................Secretary
Mike LaPlante...............Mbr. at Large
Betty Purdin
Tom Beresford

Newsletter333 June 2016

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