Fall 2012

The erosion control project started onthe north shore of the lake is about2/3 completed. There are about 400feet of Forest Lake common propertyin this area.

Carl Knapp and his group of volunteersare doing a great job of protecting thatarea of shoreline with a rock seawall.The Maintenance department also didsome erosion control along the shore-line at Ringneck Park.

VOLUNTEERS ROCK!

"Chain Gang"members are:

Ray MuzzinRalph CookCarl Knapp

Gary JefferyDennis Monsere

Larry JosephBob Gomez*

*not pictured

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PRESIDENT’S CORNER

A petition signed by twenty of our residents was given tome several weeks ago complaining of barking dogs onthe North side of the Lake. It stated the dogs would barkcontinuously. I explained to the spokesperson that wehave no noise ordi-nance in MoffattTownship. Wehave tried to imple-ment one throughthe TownshipBoard to no avail. Ialso explained thatwe (Forest Lake)must attend themonthly meeting inmass to show ourconcern. No oneshowed up for thefollowing meetingwhen I presentedthe petition. Againwe were turneddown.

On a better note I spoke to the person in charge of theNatural Gas study at Consumers Energy and they haveapproved the installation of pipelines to Forest Lake ifwe can get a majority of our residents to agree to hookup. A meeting is being scheduled shortly with theTownship Board, our Board and Consumers Energy toestablish a committee large enough to contact all resi-dents and explain the particulars of the program. We’llkeep everyone updated!

The Board has been approached by a resident request-ing we put our monthly meeting minutes online. In thepast we have been reluctant to do so for severalreasons. The Board has finally agreed to put a synopsisof our meeting minutes on the Forest Lake web sitefollowing each meeting beginning in March 2013.

Immediately following our July meeting and Board elec-tions one of our new directors, Bob Salazar, resigneddue to health issues. The Board then contacted EdPeters, who also ran for the Board and asked if he wasstill interested. He agreed to take over for Bob until nextyear.

I have saved the best for last. Izzy and Annette Ciprianohave announced that they are donating an addition to

the Playscape in our Main Park. If you remember, theydonated the entire Playscape that is currently beingenjoyed by our children and grandchildren. A big “ThankYou” to both of them for their generosity!

Sam Dautermann, Director

3 SECURITY SPOTLIGHT3 HUNTING AT FOREST LAKE4 COMING EVENTS5 FOREST LAKE MERCHANDISE6 BUILDING PERMITS6 DAM SAFETY6 PERSONNEL6 LAKE ECOLOGY6 MAINTENANCE UPDATE7 MOFFATT TOWNSHIP NEWS7 WIFI at the OFFICE8 BOAT DOCKS8 CAMPGROUND8 FISH STOCKING8 BOD MEETINGS9 2012/ 2013 SNOW PLOW CLUB9 IN MEMORIAM10 JIM AND TERRI FISHER11 ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY11 STORAGE AREA14 CLUBHOUSE FEES15 FSBO LISTING

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SECURITY SPOTLIGHT

A “Heads Up” to everyone with a golf cart or an ORV.The Sheriff ticketed a resident riding in a golf cart for nothaving a current ORV sticker on their cart. As you know,golf carts are technically illegal on county roads, but lawenforcement have pretty much agreed to not ticketthem if they obey Michigan ORV rules (have a currentORV sticker attached, ride on the right side shoulder ofthe road, not exceed 25 mph, yield to all traffic, obey alltraffic signs and you’re really suppose to wear a helmettoo).

We still haven’t been able to catch the young white malewith blonde hair who has been going up to homesasking for money to visit his sick grandma in a SaginawHospital (SCAM). If you are approached, PLEASE get alicense plate number and call Security immediately.The Sheriff has agreed to intervene if we can identifyhim.

When leaving your home for vacation or closing yourcabin for the winter, you want to leave the impressionthat someone is at home. Here are a few things you cando to keep your home secure while you are away:

Ê Keep a vehicle parked in your driveway.Ê Make sure all windows and doors are secure.Ê Have someone mow, rake leaves or plow snow if

you will be gone for more than a few days.Ê Tell your neighbors and notify Forest Lake Security

to keep an eye on your property.Ê Do not leave a message on your answering ma-

chine that you are out of town.Ê Have someone pick up your mail and newspapers

or have it held at the post office.

You can contact Forest Lake Security to be put on the

house check list so your property will be checked duringdaily patrols.

Kevin Kaczmarek, Forest Lake Security989-751-8584

HUNTINGAT FOREST LAKE

As most of us know, there is no hunting oncommon grounds here at Forest Lake per ourBy-Laws Article II Section 5 Paragraph 3. Alsoper our By-Laws Article II Section 5 Paragraph 7“Erection, construction or use of any structure,tent, ladder stand, tree stand or scaffold oncommon property of the Association without writ-ten permission of the Board of Directors is aviolation and will result in the removal and confis-cation of any such equipment or structures”. Aviolation of either of these By-Laws will result in aloss of all privileges afforded to members in goodstanding. There have been a number of infrac-tions to these rules and Security has enforcedthe confiscation portion of our By-Laws rule.

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Current Forest Lake Board of Directors

Office open Monday-Saturday. Hours are:9:00am to 1:00pm & 1:30 to 5:30pm. OpenSundays only from Memorial Day weekendthru Labor Day weekend 12 to 3 pm.

Office Phone & Fax: 989-836-2155Security Phone: 989-836-2787

PresidentSam Dautermann - Security989-884-4774

Vice PresidentGary Judson - Campground,989-836-6175 Dock Rental

SecretaryDennis Monsere - Personnel, Building989-836-6023 Permits, Dam Safety

TreasurerCathy Brown-Kuba - Office, Merchandise989-826-1673

Larry Hunt - Refuse, Storage Area313-218-3067 Lake Ecology

Gary Jeffery - Asst. Treasurer989-836-2603 Legal, Insurance,

Liens, Foreclosures

Paula Nowak - Activities,989-836-6111 Communications,

HousekeepingEd Peters - Water Patrol,989-873-1346 Fish Stocking

Gary Schoenherr - Maintenance989-313-0821

COMING EVENTS11/10/12 Fish Stocking meeting 9AM.11/18/12 Holiday Boutique – a Unique shopping expe-

rience complete with appetizers. Shop for gifts forthose hard to buy for people on your list. Gift-wrapping available. 11:00 – 4:00 in the Clubhouse.

11/14/12 Dinner Club – 6:00 PM Thanksgiving Dinner- By ticket only.

12/8/12 Board Meeting – 9:00 AM12/12/12 Dinner Club – 6:00 PM Christmas Dinner

(Catered) – By ticket only.12/15/12 Alger Park & Rec – Christmas Party for the

Children 2:00-4:00 PM at the Clubhouse.12/25/12 Christmas Morning Breakfast in the Club-

house 8:00 – 11:00 AM provided by Paula & GeraldNowak and featuring Belgium Waffles made on thespot by Ralph & Sue Cook. (PJ’s allowed.)

12/31/12 Bonfire on the Beach and New Year’s Evegathering in the Clubhouse beginning at 9 PM.

1/16/13 Dinner Club – 6:00 PM Soup & Make yourown Sandwich.

1/26/13 Poker Run – 3:30 PM at the Clubhouse.Entry fee $5.

2/3/13 Super Bowl – TBA

∗ Tickets are on sale for the Thanksgiving Dinner($5) at the Office. No Sales at the Nov. Dinner orRefunds. / Tickets on sale until December 1 for theChristmas Catered Dinner $10.00 - No refunds /No ticket sales at the dinner.

∗ Photographer needed for events: It would beappreciated if anyone taking pictures at any eventsshare them. They can be used on bulletin boardsand in the FLIP.

∗ Thanks to Carl & Bonnie for chairing picnics in thePark this year. It’s nice to have potlucks under thePavilion. See you next year!

∗ If you were able to attend the Craft Show in Sep-tember, you know it was filled will lots of shoppers.

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Thanks to Carol & Gary Kilgus for their hardwork.

∗ The Hot Dog & Corn Roast was a successand thanks to everyone that worked so hardwhether preparing for it, cooking, serving orcleaning up. Volunteers make activities hap-pen!

∗ The Labor Day Pancake Breakfast under thePavilion was such a big hit that they are al-ready planning to order more sausage nextyear. Thanks to Trudy Redmond and KathieColtman for providing this delicious breakfastand to Jim N., Ron P. and Gary S. for makingthe pancakes!

∗ Thanks to Di Judson and Michelle Foor forchairing the Highway Pickup and for all thevolunteers who came to help clean the road-way.

∗ The Pontoon Tie Offs should be an event thatwill be around for a while as it was a hit againthis year. Thanks to all those who providedtheir pontoons for the enjoyment of others andfor those who participated by bringing appetiz-ers and snacks.

∗ Many people braved the cold for the ColorTour to enjoy chili & hotdogs and the companyof others. Thanks to Ralph Cook for cookingthe hot dogs and Gerald Nowak for the chili.

∗ F.L. Dinner Night Out was at The Huron BreezeCountry Club in Au Gres. About 30 FL resi-dents enjoyed the atmosphere and meal oftheir choice. The ladies received a special“Sweetest Day” gift.

∗∗∗∗∗ Halloween – Trick or Treating was held underthe Pavilion. Several residents came to handout treats. Cider and Donuts were provided.Thanks to Lance and Jane Agar, who addedsome “Spooky” decorations to the Pavilion.

∗ November 14 – Please bring non-perishable

food items and gloves or mittens to dinner club tobe given to those in need.

∗ The Christmas Decorating Contest will be Christ-mas Stockings. Please bring a decorated Christ-mas stocking to the December Dinner Club. Theywill be donated to the area seniors. If you can’tattend the dinner but would like to participate,please take your stocking to the Office no later thanDecember 10. Winners will be announced at theJanuary Dinner Club.

∗ Cut the Scrap Craft Club will start up in January.Please call or email Paula to sign up.

∗ If you have any ideas for new events or you wouldlike to help with any current events, please contactthe Activity Director.

∗ Please watch the FLIC, FLIP, Bulletin Board andEmails for updates regarding all events. Eventsare subject to change and cancellation.

If you want to be notified of events and or changes,please make sure I have your email address.

Paula Nowak , Director

FOREST LAKEMERCHANDISE

There is still a nice selection of Forest Lake Mer-chandise available in the Office…sweatshirts,denim shirts, fleece throws, polos, tees, aprons,tote bags and hats. A few new items will be at theHoliday Boutique on Sunday, November 18th from11am to 4pm in the Clubhouse. Stop in to visit anddo some Christmas Shopping.

Cathy Brown-Kuba , Director

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BUILDING PERMITS A total of eight building permits were issued so far thisyear. Building permits were issued for one storagebuilding, three garages, two roofs over existing decks,one new deck and one new home.

DAM SAFETYThe Spicer Group recently completed an engineeringstudy to determine a safe vehicle load rating for theForest Lake Dam. The study indicates that the dam isin very good condition and is capable of supporting anylegal truck in the State of Michigan. Existing dam loadlimit signs allow vehicles such as an ambulance orsmall delivery truck but prohibit most semi-trucks. TheBoard of Directors is investigating replacement signagewith new load limits to allow larger vehicles and stillprolong the life of the dam structure as well as theSandpiper Drive pavement.

PERSONNELSean Malloy has accepted a position with the MerchantMarines but will remain on call as a fill-in Security officer.Charlie Max, a retired police officer, has been hired toreplace Amanda Moore as part-time security officer.

Dennis Monsere , Director

MAINTENANCE UPDATE

September and October is the time of year we prepareour buildings and grounds for the cold weather. Preven-tive maintenance is performed on Forest Lake vehiclesand equipment to assure they are ready for the winter.The bathhouses in Sand Hill Crane Park and the Camp-ground have been winterized and closed for the sea-son. We have removed the swim rafts, buoys andmarkers from the Lake and at the end of October webegan to lower it to the winter level. Besides thesepreparations and the normal lawn mowing and groundskeeping, other projects have been completed.

² A new electrical service line and panel box wereinstalled in the pump house. The old service panelwas dangerously outdated. It did not have a mainbreaker which created a safety hazard when workingon the individual circuits. The new wiring was rununderground from the communications building tothe pump house which eliminates one overheadelectrical service and meter. By removing this meter

LAKE ECOLOGYIt took longer than usual to fill the Lake this year becausewe had such an early, warm spring. This allowed theweeds to get the sunlight needed for them to flourish.The Board decided that a second treatment was neces-sary. Aquatic Nuisance came out to investigate whatareas were the worst and how to spot treat them. TheWest End and south shore were the most troublesomeand were treated resulting in a decrease in the over-growth.

Larry Hunt , Director

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we no longer have to pay the associated monthlyfees and surcharges. If we should lose electricityfrom Consumers, this also gives us the capability todeliver power from our generator to the Office andpump house.

² The Maintenance department replaced the waterpump on the Chevy SUV security vehicle. We alsohad the axle housing on the old Chevy pickup welded.The Massey Ferguson tractor had a linkage pin forthe four wheel drive unit repaired.

² Crushed limestone was spread on the parking areaat Bryan’s Trail. The loose sand was making itdifficult to get in and out of the lot.

² Two large oak trees were removed from Whippoor-will Park after being blown over by high winds. Wealso removed several dead or dying pine trees fromthe area between Elkhorn Road and the baseballdiamond. We hope to get grass to grow in the area.

² The air compressor in the Maintenance buildingfinally had to be replaced after numerous repairs. Wealso ran CPVC piping from the compressor to sev-eral of our working stations throughout the building.

² We have started sanding and scraping some of theold playground equipment in the main park in prepa-ration for painting.

Several projects are planned for this winter. First,weather permitting, we hope to finish rebuilding therental docks in section “A” and build two new ones in theHighlands' park area. Secondly, we will finish the re-modeling in the Campground bathhouse. This year inthe men’s room we will replace the ceramic tile andfaucets in the showers. We also plan to replace the oldsinks and paint the walls and ceiling in the men’s room.

Gary Schoenherr , Director

MOFFATT TOWNSHIP NEWS

In July Wolverine was repaved from Sandpiper to NorthForest Lake drive. Road striping was added in Septem-ber to complete the job. Hopefully, in the future we willbe able to get the township and the county to replacemore of our decaying roads.

At a Moffatt Township meeting we requested that all ofour street signs that are missing be replaced along withtaller posts where needed. Shorter posts make it easierfor the signs to be removed/vandalized.On Saturday, September 22, Alger Parks and Recre-ation held their 2nd Annual Fall Festival at the townshippark. About eighty people attended; there were games,food and music in the evening. Forest Lake POA gavea $100 donation to help the festival committee continuetheir community programs.

On December 1st at 6:30 PM there will be caroling at theMoffatt Township park across from the Alger Market.Cider and hot chocolate will be provided. Ye OldeEnglish Christmas and Tree Lighting will feature the St.Joe’s Carolers.

Sadly, the Alger Market will be closing at the end of theyear. With our tough economic times, the ownersdecided it was time to retire from the business.

Gary Jeffery , Director

WIFI at the OFFICE

Those owners who need to get or sendemail or other files can do so at the ForestLake Office during normal business hoursfor a nominal fee of $2.

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BOAT DOCKSWe’ve had a great year with rental docks for the 2012season. Rates will stay the same $230.00 for next year.

Maintenance will complete renovation of the south halfof “A” dock this winter. They will also construct two newdocks in the Highlands Commons Park as time allows.Members on the boat wait/move list will not be penalizedfor declining a dock in the Highlands due to inconve-nience of location.

**Note: If you spend winter in AZ, FL or other warmweather states and have difficulty getting mail on time,please contact the office 836- 2155 and request an earlycontract for your Dues, Boat Docks, and registration.You may pay Forest Lake fees early so as not to loseyour dock for being past the deadline. The State ofMichigan mails boat renewals out after December 31stfor the three-year period 2013, 2014 and 2015. Yoursticker will be given out after you return to Michigan andthe Office has received your final paperwork.

Thank you for a great year.

CAMPGROUNDThis camping season was a hot one and busy as everwith campers.

Reminders for fall and winter:n Water is disconnected at the end of season- Octo-

ber 15th. A porta-pot is on the grounds for fall use.n Daily fee is $10.00 for any member occupying a

stored unit or camping on the grounds. Please signin at the Office when you arrive.

n There is no electricity after December 31st.

The Board is discussing the feasibility of two campingcabins for the Campground possibly next summer.This would offer our residents the opportunity for anadditional camping choice of an enclosed area pro-

tected from the weather. It would also allow thosevisiting a member a place to rent for the night or fewdays and extend their visit with a campground experi-ence. They will be classified as primitive cabins (nobathroom or sinks). The size and location are beingdetermined and plans to build the cabins on site with theskills of our excellent Maintenance crew would keep thecost to a minimum and yet add an additional revenuesource in an area seldom rented.

Thank you for using and enjoying our Campground.

Gary Judson , Director

BOD MEETINGSEach director presents a report at Board meetings toprovide updated information for their areas of responsi-bility. Generally, this information is also included in thevarious FLIP articles written by the directors. Startingwith the first edition of the FLIP in 2013, we will add asynopsis of the meeting minutes to the FLIP and theForest Lake website to supplement informational ar-ticles. Each synopsis will include motions passed andany discussions by the audience or Board members.

Dennis Monsere , Director

FISH STOCKINGThere will be a meeting regarding member input as towhat types of fish should be stocked in the Lake. Themeeting date is Saturday, November 10, 2013 from 9 to11 AM in the Clubhouse.

If you are unable to make the meeting, but have ques-tions or suggestions, feel free to contact me by phoneat 586-549-5299, email the Office or drop a note in mymailbox in the Office.

Ed Peters , Director

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2012/ 2013SNOW PLOW CLUB UPDA TE

Most of us do not like to think about snow removal untilwe get our first snow. However, we all know the snowis coming. With that in mind, this is a reminder about ourSnow Plow Club. We will be accepting members againthis year. Remember, plowing will not begin until thesnow depth reaches 3 inches. For safety reasons, andto reduce the possibility of liability problems, snowremoval will only be performed during daylight hours.This means we will not be able to accommodateearly appointments. The cost of snow removal andthe type of services will remain the same as last year.

√√√√√ Mailbox area: Clear area in front of mailbox. Fee is$25.00.

√√√√√ Basic service: A straight push from the house orgarage to the street only. This doesn’t include addi-tional driveways or parking areas. Fee is $100.00.

√√√√√ Extended basic service: This service is for drive-ways that are extremely long with trees or otherobstacles that make it more time consuming to plow.Fee is $110.00.

√√√√√ Full service: This includes basic service plusadditional driveways and parking areas. Fee startsat $120.00.Additional fees will be accessed forthose areas that are more difficult or time-con-suming to clear.

√ We clean driveway approach after county truckspass.

Please make sure that your address is high enough tobe visible from the road. In past years the snow on theside of the road became higher than the address onsome mailboxes. If we cannot read your address, wemay miss your driveway.

We are asking club members to clearly mark all ob-stacles such as well caps, fences, stones or treestumps that are on or near the plowing area.

Forest Lake WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FORDAMAGING ANYTHING THAT IS NOT CLEARLYMARKED.

If you are interested in joining the Snow Plow Club,please fill out the form on page 14 or on the ForestLake Website. Mail your completed form beforethe end of November.

Your cooperation will help us to prepare our plowingroutes in time for the first snow. Be sure to include yourcheck and mark the appropriate box for service on theapplication. The Snow Plow Club looks forward toproviding another year of snow removal to the ForestLake community.

IN MEMORIAMWe extend our sympathy to the

families of Forest Lakeproperty owners:

Jerry BaumgartBev Neal

Marvine ThomasMike Tymoc

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Think about it: Among other things, he shoots photosand she frames them!

Not only that, but, after 1-1/2 years in Crime Investiga-tion and Detective School, he became a police officeron the Pleasant Ridge Police Force for 32 years beforehis retirement in 1988, followed by 7 years service forthe Oak Park District Court. No wonder, we always hearhim say in low covert tones, “Theycall me Fish.”

And, she is in the business offraming — picture framing, that is.Terri owned her own business fromthe early 80’s until 2000. That wasfive years after they bought, builtand moved into their lovely ForestLake home in the tall pines andoaks with a spring-fed brook run-ning behind their property.

Their presence has been stronglyfelt in our community since theirinvolvement began shortly after ar-riving. He, serving as Director onthe Board in charge of Security for3 years, and she, as initiator of ourholiday boutique and publishedcookbook, merchandising commit-tee and offering at our craft showsher wonderful array of jams, jellies,dips and sauces. He, working wa-ter patrol for years, as coffee maker for highway patrolpick-up, Friday morning coffee and dinner clubs, andknown for providing “refreshments” for the cooks at ourOx Roasts. He is always on hand for Thanksgiving andSt. Patrick’s Day dinners. Jim also bowls and plays golf

JIM (FISH) AND TERRI FISHER SHOT AND FRAMED!

with others in our Forest Lake community. Terri playsbridge, attends Computer Club and, importantly toForest Lakers, for years has been active in producingour television channel 99, the FLIC.

Jim’s interest in photography began as a youngstertrying to take pictures from a contraption obtained froma cereal box. In high school, he was designated filmprojectionist and graduated to his Mom’s old black-box

“Brownie” Kodak. He befriended, interestingly through aticket issued, a newspaperman who introduced him to“darkroom” photography. Since 1998, “Fish” has photo-graphed countless events here, always at-the-readywith his camera, always helpful, while Terri also hastaken over photographing certain events when Jim wasotherwise occupied. By the way, “Fish”, do you have alicense for that shooting appliance – that Canon EOSRebel T1i?

So, they are talking of leaving us and their beautifulhome, whose stairway walls and hallways are adornedwith Terri’s picture framing artistry. We could not letthem slip away from us without telling of their very activelive-sustaining community service for which all of us aregrateful. Thank you, Jim and Terri!

Uhhh…..got the picture?! Gail Whelan

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STORAGE AREAStarting in 2013 items in the storage area willneed a YEARLY sticker.

These stickers will color coordinate and expire with yourvehicle stickers. This will insure that stored items arefrom members in good standing. The price will drop to$3.00 per sticker and any item that takes up a “footprint”will need a sticker. There are several items at thepresent time that have no stickers on them. Also thereare items left with “forever” stickers from people who nolonger are Forest Lake property owners. We need to beable to identify these items! If these are not identifiedand stickered, we will have no choice but to have theseitems towed away and impounded at the owner’s ex-pense. Photos of items that need stickers are found onthis and the next 2 pages.

Please contact the Office to purchase stickers if youidentify your property in the photos.

Larry Hunt , Director

ADOPT-A-HIGHWAYWhat a beautiful day for Highway Cleanup this Fall! Itcouldn’t be any better with the colorful trees, the crispfall air, sunshine beaming and a team of 24 workerssupporting our September pick up date. Cleaning up asix-mile stretch of I~75 along with 2 miles on Jack Pineis one of the service projects that Forest Lake membersparticipate in the months of April, July and September.We each only walk a mile out of the six, but our groupeffort ended up with 67 bags of trash this season.

THANK YOU to a team who has supported this projectthis year without wavering: Lance Agar, Sam Ala, LarryBills, Gloria and Ray Brunzell, Ralph Cook, SamDautermann, *Les and Linda Barkman, Art DeBrabant,

Jim Fisher, Bob Gomaz, Greg Herman, Fred Hessler,Gary and Rexanne Jeffery, Ken Johnson, Gary and DiJudson, *Annie Kaczmarek, Carl Knapp, Chuck andKathie Manning, Dennis and Rae Monsere, *Ray Muzzin,Dean Scott, *Rick Surma, *Mike Vauris, John and VeeWiefermann. Eleanor Lutz and Lester Eichmann headthe kitchen with coffee and donuts to begin our day andhomemade chili (Alyce Oertel & Jim Fisher), soup, hotdogs, brownies or cake to end the morning. Mmm, sogood! Adopt-A-Highway is our little part of helping makea difference in Michigan. We gained five new faces(noted with *) this year on our team and keep hoping wewill see YOU in 2013! Watch for our dates in the springFLIP, on our FLIC or website.

Di Judson

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Kevin KaczmarekConcealed Pistol License

1 DAY CLASSGroup or private one on one class.

Women's only classes available989-751-8584

info@1dayccw.com

CLUBHOUSE FEES Current rates are as follows:

4 Hour Rental $125.00 for Members$250.00 for Non Members(both $250.00 Security Deposit)

All Day Rental $250.00 for Members$500.00 for Non Members(both $250.00 Security Deposit)

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December 2012

QUARTERLY PROPERTY LISTINGFOR SALE BY OWNER!

For the convenience of those Forest Lakers who wishto sell their property "BY OWNER", we are again pre-paring a listing of such properties. Complete and re-turn the adjacent form with $10 for printed copies listedin the office and on the Forest Lake web site(www.forestlakemi.org).

The printed copy of the current quarterly listing will beposted on the bulletin board and available for pickup atthe Forest Lake business office. A copy of the printedlisting will be sent to all those listing property, if theyenclose a stamped, self addressed #10 (legal size)envelope. This listing will expire in March 2013.

TO BE INCLUDED IN THIS LISTING YOU MUST:1) Be a member in good standing.2) List each property on a separate form and include an

additional payment for each lot, unless adjacent.3) Return the form and payment by Nov. 25, 2012.

We stress that while we offer this listing service,WE ARE NOT REALTORS, have no authority toperform in that capacity and assume no responsi-bility with respect thereto.

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FLIP is a publication of Forest Lake Property Owners Association and is edited by Carol Dautermann and MarkKuschyk. Unsolicited news and letters may be used and edited for general interest, clarity and brevity. TheForest Lake Property Owners’ Association does not accept any responsibility or liability for the conduct orcontent of its advertisers.

A REMINDER -Snowplow forms must be received by

November 30, 2012.