From the Lake:
June at the lake
Lets go fishing...
From the office
Notes from the office:
- Memorial Day activities were a success. Check out the pictures on the Social Activities page. Lots of fun for everyone and thanks so much to all who helped and participated to make it such a great weekend.
- Father's Day breakfast, Sunday June 16th 9:00 AM - 11:oo AM. Adults $5.00, Children 8 and under $4.00 Serving french toast topped with fruit, sausage links, coffee and juice.
- Friday June 21 is the Social and Dance at the clubhouse from 7:00 PM until 11:00 PM. Come meet and socialize with lot owners and volunteer board members. The band starts at 8:00 PM. Please bring your own beverages and an appetizer to share. Quilt raffle tickets will be sold, proceeds to be donated to the band for equipment,
- The Annual General Meeting will be held on June 22nd from 9:00 - 11:00 AM Meeting will be held in the clubhouse ballroom.
- June is a popular time at the lake, enjoy your time, relax, have fun. To make it wonderful for everyone, please follow the posted rules (they are there to keep people safe), be kind to our neighbors and be respectful of others property.
- The warmer weather has also made the lake popular with the mosquitoes, be prepared!
A few facts...
Mosquitoes do not develop in grass or shrubbery although adult mosquitoes will rest in those areas during daylight hours.
Female mosquitoes are the ones that bite, males feed only on plant juices.
Female mosquitoes are attracted to heat and carbon dioxide to hosts such as humans, mammals and birds.
Mosquitoes breed in stagnant, standing fresh water often found around the home. Common places are untended birdbaths, buckets, flower pots, anything that can hold water for several days.
Mosquitoes can multiply whenever water stands for four to seven days. Eliminating even small amounts of water helps eliminate mosquitoes.
To help avoid being bitten...
Repair any holes in screens and screen doors.
Mosquitoes are most active between sunset and sunrise, minimize outdoor activities during those hours.
Avoid mosquito prone areas such as areas with heavy underbrush or standing water.
Wear clothing that covers as much skin as possible.
Consider spraying clothing with repellent since they can and will bite through clothes.
On bare skin consider spraying repellent containing DEET, picaridin or oil of lemon eucalyptus,
Stay close to someone the mosquitoes like more than you.
A continued reminder...
Camping season is here and with it, comes more children out playing, more people out walking and more traffic in the park.
Speed limits, stop signs and speed bumps are all designed to help keep everyone safe. Please obey the speed limits and stop at the stop signs.
The speed limit in the park is 10 MPH with the exception of single lanes being only 5 MPH.
Going slower also helps keep the dust down as things dry out, which everyone appreciates.
