especially where you can

meet up at an agreed location

in case you are evacuating

from different areas.

The experts also ask that you

not forget about “your four-

legged friends”. Always keep

a three day supply of food

and water for each pet. Put a

current picture of your pet in a

waterproof container in case

you get separated.

Weather Radios are selling at

a good price now and every-

one should have one in their

home tuned to the station for

Morgan County. The County

Code for Morgan is 018109.

This is the time of the year we

all have to be ready for se-

vere weather. Knowing what

to do when bad weather hits

could save your life.

Have you and your family

made an Emergency Plan?

Experts say it’s important to

have a plan and a “go kit”

ready.

They suggest you have a

three day supply of non-

perishable food and a three

day supply of water which

translates to 1 gallon per day

per person. Have copies of

important documents like

identification and credit cards

and prescription medicines.

Have a first aid kit and a bat-

tery powered radio.

Discuss a plan with your fam-

ily so that everyone knows

what to do in the emergency;

“SURVIVING THE STORM” ARE YOU PREPARED?

LET’S MAKE MUTUAL RESPECT & CIVILTY OUR GOAL

I originally wrote this article in

2012, but it sure seems like

nothing has changed. In fact,

in some ways they’re worse.

“In this time of political prima-

ries, I find myself thinking

about all of you when I watch

the evening news.

I know that when I call an

Ashbury Angel and let them

know about a neighbor that

needs something done, or I

let someone know our Food

Bank needs replenished I will

receive that help with no

questions asked.

No one asks me what political

party the neighbor in need

belongs to.

No one asks me what religion

the neighbor is before they

donate goods to help them.

No Angel has ever said, “I’ll

help anyone but…”

Why? Because that’s who we

are...caring neighbors and

caring Americans.

Thank you all for the respect

and civility you show your

friends and neighbors.

Too bad our politicians (on

both sides) can’t be more like

the Americans they represent!

JULY/AUGUST 2016

Volume 10, Issue 2

Ashbury Ridge News

Inside this issue:

One Way Streets

2

Lake Rules 2

Community Yard Sale com-

2

Resident Spot-light

3

Service Provid-ers

3

Good Homes for Good Peo-ple

4

Good Homes for Good Peo-ple

5

Ashbury Ridge MHC, 47 Ashbury Ridge, Mooresville, IN 46158 BETTY PERRY, Community Manager (317) 831-0587 Visit us on-line @ashburyridge.com

pers and in local establish-

ments.

The clubhouse will not be

open that day.

Hopefully the weather will

be nice and the traffic

heavy as people come to

find those great Yard Sale

bargains.

Start cleaning out those

sheds, storage units and

closets to find items to sell

at our Community Yard

Sale.

It will be held Saturday,

August 6, 2016, from

8AM to 5PM.

I’ll advertise in the Martins-

ville and Mooresville pa-

It seems like I have to re-

mind folks every year

about the street layout

here in Ashbury Ridge.

When you turn left at the

storage lot and head down

the street it is ONE WAY.

Addresses from 87 to 104

cannot go out they way

they came in. You must

continue to the middle

street to go out.

Those of you who live at

126 to 152 also need to

enter by the mailboxes but

exit down the middle street

as your homes are on a

ONE WAY street.

I’ll be putting up more

signs this Summer but

please make sure you let

friends and visitors know

how to get in and out cor-

rectly.

No one in here should be

in such a hurry that they

can’t follow rules and drive

correctly.

Thanks for your help!

ONE WAY STREETS IN ASHBURY

COMMUNITY YARD SALE-SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 2016

LAKE RULES

by an adult resident.

PLEASE, DON’T THROW

ANYTHING INTO OUR

LAKE. That means rocks

of any size, branches,

limbs, etc. Sorry, but re-

mote controlled boats are

not permitted either.

Golf carts are permitted at

the lake. No 4 wheelers,

or dirt bikes are allowed

without management per-

mission.

Please don’t try to fish from

the backyard of a home on

the lake. Those residents

are the only ones permitted

to use that area.

Fishing for people not liv-

ing by the lake can be ac-

cessed via the foot bridge

or the dam.

From what I hear the fish-

ing is good this year! En-

joy.

Please remember our lake

is not for wading or swim-

ming, it’s a fishing lake.

No one is allowed to walk

or wade into the water.

Anyone under the age of

13 must be accompanied

Page 2 Ashbury Ridge News

“To be humble, to be kind. It is the giving of the peace in your mind. To a stranger, To a friend To give in such a way that has no end. We are Love We are One We are how we treat each other when the day is done. We are Peace We are War We are how we treat each other and Nothing More.

To be bold, to be brave. It is the thinking that the heart can still be saved, And the darkness can come quick. The Danger’s in the An-ger and the hanging on to it. We are Love, We are One We are how we treat each other when the day is done. We are Peace We are War We are how we treat each other and Nothing More. Tell me what it is that you see A world that’s filled with endless possibilities? Heroes don’t look like they used to, they look like you do.

We are Love We are One We are how we treat each other when the day is done. We are Peace We are War We are how we treat each other and Nothing

We’re going to be having a

new feature in each news-

letter...we’ll be spotlighting

one of our residents. This

month we’re introducing all

of you to Ted Cook.

Ted was born in Indianapo-

lis in 1948 and went to

Public Schools in Indy until

8th grade. He then at-

tended and graduated from

Decatur Central.

He moved to West Newton

in 1962 and then to

Mooresville in 1968. He

married his wife, Susan, in

1980.

He joined the Mooresville

Police Department as a

Reserve Police Officer in

1975 and started full time

with Mooresville Police

Department Communica-

tions in 1979. He retired

from the same department

in January of 2013 but still

works part time and as a

volunteer with the Depart-

ment of Communications.

Ted has lived in Ashbury

Ridge since 1982. He

stated that due to his asso-

ciation with the Police De-

partment this is the only

place he would consider

living in.

Ted enjoys mowing grass

and fishing but not neces-

sarily in that order. He also

enjoys meeting and talking

with residents and I take

great pride in calling him

RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT TED COOK

ASHBURY RIDGE SERVICE PROVIDERS

MOWING

TED COOK (317)-626--9234

TERMITE/PEST CONTROL

TERMINEX (317)-831-9994

QUALITY TERMITE & PEST

INSURANCE

ALLSTATE (317)-831-1367

ORKIN (317)-545-8541

MH PARTS/SUPPLIES

GENERAL SUPPLY (317)-856-4300

CITY/COUNTY OFFICES

MORGAN CT BMV (765)342-3164

MORGAN TREAS (765)-342-1048

ASSESSOR (765)-342-1065

ADMIN (765)-342-1077

C.CLERK (765)-342-1025

M’VILLE LIBRARY (317)-831-7323

M’VILLE POST OFC(317)-831-1630

VETERAN’S

AM.LEGION (317)-831-1173

VFW (317)-831-4144

TOWING

JOE’S (317)850-1397

INSURANCE

AM.FAMILY (317)881-4200

ALLSTATE (317)831-8766

ST.FARM (317)-834-1333

SCHOOLS

A’STRONG (317)-831-9210

NEWBY (317)-831-9212

N’WOOD (317)-831-9216

HADLEY (317)-831-9208

M‘VILLE HIGH (317)-831-9203

M.CHRISTIAN (317)-831-0799

HOSPITALS

ST.FRANCIS (317)-831-1160

MORGAN CT (765)-342-8441

VA (317)-988-4498

PHARMACIES

CVS (317)-831-2661

KROGER’S (317)-831-2364

W’GREEN’S (317)-834-6678

UTILITIES

IPL (317)-261-2222

SC REMC (765)-342-3344

HILL WATER (317)831-1675

VECTREN GAS (800)-777-2060

AT&T (800)-288-2060

REPAIR/REHAB

TIM HAWKINS (765)-278-2859

HEATING/AIR

ADAM HUNT (765)-341-9305

AIR SRV (317)-831-8900

PLUMBING

T.REMSTER (317)-459-1363

SHEDS & DECKS

MIKE ARP (317)-710-6084

A.TOOLE (317)-313-3387

J.ATHA (317)-373-7023

HOME TRANSPORT

TRANSPORT,INC (317)-244-2366

GUTTERING

RELIABLE (317)-834-3042

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SUMMER RE-MINDER… Please tell your guests and friends that as soon as they pull into Ashbury Ridge from Pen-nington Road or State Road 144 they are on Pri-vate Property. Make sure they follow posted Speed Limits, and please turn down the music and keep it down while in our com-munity. Thanks!

School’s out for the Summer! Please remem-ber, streets are not play-grounds...they are for cars. Make sure your children play in their yards or at the playground. When the lights come on at the playground, it’s time to go home!

183 Ashbury Ridge 2016 28X58 Skyline Arlington This beautiful home is a 28X48 with a 10” composite porch that looks out toward our lake. It has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths and comes with a gas range, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, gutters, and shed and beautiful brick like skirting.

124 Ashbury Ridge 2013 28X52 Hart Fusion If you’re looking for an open lay-out...this home is for you! It has 3 bedrooms & 2 full baths, elec-tric range, dishwasher, fridge and microwave. It has an 8x10 front deck, gutters and a wooden mini-barn.

139 Ashbury Ridge 2016 28X50 Skyline You’ll have to check this one out! The home will have 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. It comes with a gas range, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, gas heat, gutters, shed and a 10’ composite porch set to look out into our woods.

127 Ashbury Ridge 2016 16X76 Skyline You’ll love this home! It will have 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths, a gas range, dishwasher, fridge, microwave, gutters, gas heat, a shed and a 6’ composite porch facing our lake.

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189 Ashbury Ridge 2016 16X76 Clayton Fusion This home has a really nice layout. There’s a nice big Living Room and eat-in Kitchen plus 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths. The home has a gas range, fridge and dishwasher. It has gas heat and will have a side landing, a shed and gutters. The front porch looks to-ward our lake.

$57,900

151 Ashbury Ridge 2016 16X60 Clayton Fusion Nestled back in our woods is this great home. It’s 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths and comes with a gas range, fridge and dishwasher. It has gas heat and will also have gutters, a front deck and a shed.

$54,900

185 Ashbury Ridge 1986 28X52 Champion Come and check out this charmer! It has 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths. It comes with a gas range, fridge and dishwasher. The home has gas heat, lots of upgraded count-ers and hardware. It has a covered front deck looking toward our lake and a beauti-fully landscaped home site. $35,000

213 Ashbury Ridge 2000 16X80 Fortune This could be your next home! It has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, an open con-cept layout. It comes with a range and a dishwasher, gas heat, a covered front deck and a fenced in back yard with shed.

$35,000

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A Resident Listing

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Let Triad Financial Services help you finance the home you love!

Oxford Bank and Trust is waiting for your business!

21st Mort-gage can help you make a “Good Home” your home!

“Good Homes for Good People, Inc.”, sells new and used homes set up in Ashbury Ridge MHC. Visit us @ashburyridge.com and take a video tour of our community. We do not do our own financing but conventional bank financing for our homes is available from Triad Financial Services, Oxford Bank and Trust and 21st Mortgage. Sorry, we do not have rent-als in this community. Call us at 317-831-0587 to set an appointment to view our great homes and wonderful community.

181 Ashbury Ridge 2004 28X52 Fortune The home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths, appliances, wood burning fireplace, new carpet-ing, gas heat. $39,900

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