Volume 3, Number 1 September/October, 2017 APOA Board of Directors Colleen Nicholas, President Brenda DeMoulin, Treasurer Dana Nicholas, Secretary Amy Cisneros, Park Operaons Bill Dunn, Public Works Chuck DeMoulin, Building Control Ken Nowlin, Conservaon & Ecology Lisa Bullock, Legal APOA Staff Rick Elkins, Maintenance Supervisor Brenda DeMoulin, Office Manager APOA OFFICE Hours 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Monday thru Friday 252-221-8331 All All Around Around Arrowhead Arrowhead Your Community needs you! It’s that time of year again! The Arrowhead Beach Property Owners enters the election cycle for the 2018 fiscal year Board of Director positions and any resolutions that require membership approval. There are three positions on the Board of directors up for election in April 2018. The three incumbent candidates are Chuck DeMoulin, Dana Nicholas and Colleen Nicholas. In addition, there is currently one vacancy that will be appointed by the Board of Directors. This appointment would be through April 2020. If you are interested in filling that vacancy, please submit a brief resume to the APOA office. The Nominating Committee carries out one of the most important tasks on behalf of the Arrowhead Beach property owners. The Nominating Committee is responsible for ensuring the election process and timeline is followed with efficacy and transparency. It functions as an independent committee from the Board of Directors. It is a straight forward process and requires less than 10 hours of work between October and April. The Nominating Committee is approved by the Board of Directors at the October 14, 2017 monthly business meeting. If you are interested in joining the Nominating Committee, please leave a message for Becky Yeackel at the APOA office 221-8331. Nominating Committee Schedule and Duties: November 11 th , Present letter to APOA BOD with all nominating committee members. Insure a request for candidates for election to the Board of Directors (BOD) is included in the November- December All Around Arrowhead Newsletter. Collect all letters of interested candidates by January 3, 2018. Use the list of property owners to determine all candidates are qualified, in good standing, to serve on the BOD. Provide a slate of candidates to the BOD at the January 13 th , 2018 meeting. This can be at least as many candidates as known openings. Insure that a ballot is provided with the notice of the Annual Membership Meeting in the March/April AAA newsletter (mailed no later than February 27, 2018). Establish procedure to ensure delivery of all ballots to the Nominating Committee. All ballots should be in the office no later than March 30, 2018 On April 7, 2018 the Nominating Committee will count and verify and record all valid ballots. Report results at the Annual Membership meeting. For the complete description, go to arrowheadbeach.com, Bylaws - Article XIII, Section 11. Colleen Nicholas Board President PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE By Colleen Nicholas All Around Arrowhead All Around Arrowhead is published 6 mes per year by the Arrowhead Property Owners Associaon Communicaons Commiee. Inquiries, submissions, quesons and comments may be sent by fax, email, postal mail or drop off to: Fax: 252-221-7035 Email: [email protected]Postal Mail or Drop-off: 600 Sioux Trail, Edenton, NC 27932 Editor-in-Chief: Colleen Nicholas Contributing Editors: Amy Cisneros, Brenda DeMoulin, Dana Nicholas, Wanda Smith Graphics: Dana Nicholas
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Volume 3, Number 1
September/October, 2017
APOA Board of Directors
Colleen Nicholas, President Brenda DeMoulin, Treasurer
Dana Nicholas, Secretary Amy Cisneros, Park Operations
Bill Dunn, Public Works Chuck DeMoulin, Building Control
Ken Nowlin, Conservation & Ecology Lisa Bullock, Legal
APOA Staff
Rick Elkins, Maintenance Supervisor
Brenda DeMoulin, Office Manager
APOA OFFICE Hours 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Monday thru Friday
252-221-8331
All All
Around Around
Arrowhead
Arrowhead
Your Community needs you!
It’s that time of year again! The Arrowhead Beach Property Owners enters the election cycle for the 2018 fiscal year Board of Director positions and any resolutions that require membership approval.
There are three positions on the Board of directors up for election in April 2018. The three incumbent candidates are Chuck DeMoulin, Dana Nicholas and Colleen Nicholas. In addition, there is currently one vacancy that will be appointed by the Board of Directors. This appointment would be through April 2020. If you are interested in filling that vacancy, please submit a brief resume to the APOA office.
The Nominating Committee carries out one of the most important tasks on behalf of the Arrowhead Beach property owners. The Nominating Committee is responsible for ensuring the election process and timeline is followed with efficacy and transparency. It functions as an independent committee from the Board of Directors. It is a straight forward process and requires less than 10 hours of work between October and April.
The Nominating Committee is approved by the Board of Directors at the October 14, 2017 monthly business meeting. If you are interested in joining the Nominating Committee, please leave a message for Becky Yeackel at the APOA office 221-8331.
Nominating Committee Schedule and Duties:
November 11th, Present letter to APOA BOD with all nominating committee members.
Insure a request for candidates for election to the Board of Directors (BOD) is included in the November-December All Around Arrowhead Newsletter.
Collect all letters of interested candidates by January 3, 2018.
Use the list of property owners to determine all candidates are qualified, in good standing, to serve on the BOD.
Provide a slate of candidates to the BOD at the January 13th, 2018 meeting. This can be at least as many candidates as known openings.
Insure that a ballot is provided with the notice of the Annual Membership Meeting in the March/April AAA newsletter (mailed no later than February 27, 2018).
Establish procedure to ensure delivery of all ballots to the Nominating Committee. All ballots should be in the office no later than March 30, 2018
On April 7, 2018 the Nominating Committee will count and verify and record all valid ballots.
Report results at the Annual Membership meeting.
For the complete description, go to arrowheadbeach.com, Bylaws - Article XIII, Section 11.
Colleen Nicholas Board President
PRESIDENT’S
MESSAGE
By Colleen Nicholas
All Around Arrowhead All Around Arrowhead is published 6 times per year by the Arrowhead Property
Owners Association Communications Committee. Inquiries, submissions, questions and comments may be sent by fax,
600 Sioux Trail, Edenton, NC 27932 Editor-in-Chief: Colleen Nicholas
Contributing Editors: Amy Cisneros, Brenda
DeMoulin, Dana Nicholas, Wanda Smith
Graphics: Dana Nicholas
The Watch Report By Dana Nicholas Neighborhood Watch Committee Chairman
The Neighborhood Watch Committee sends out it’s deepest condolences to the family of Millie Bunn, one
of our Committee members, who passed this month. Neighborhood Watch would like to remind all of our residents and owners that bicycles, scooters or vehicles of any type are NOT allowed in the park. Also, only those 16 or over are allowed to operate golf carts on ALL roads within the subdivision. If you see something, say something. Call the Sheriff’s Office first. Then let the Arrowhead Beach main office know within 48 hours so that we can keep track of suspicious activity. Sheriff’s Office: 252-482-8484. Arrowhead Beach Office: 252-221-8331.
This summer, Leigh Anne Harris and her sister Amanda traveled to Florida to visit their grandmother, Patricia Lawing. On the way, they stopped at a popular tourist spot, South of The Border. In Florida they enjoyed going to the ocean, going to local restaurants and spending time with their grandmother.
David Peace, a longtime owner, did an amazing job on repairing benches by the beach in our park. He saw a need and volunteered at his own expense and did a wonderful job. We thank him for caring about our park and community.
Steamers last home game of the 2017 season was a nail biter for sure. In the 5th inning, the Steamers pulled ahead and won the game 9-5. Immediately following the game the crowd enjoyed spectacular fireworks. Thanks to the
Steamers for another great baseball season. We already look forward to next year’s season.
Dana Nicholas surprised his wife, Colleen, with a surprise birthday party. Her friends and family were all in on the secret and did a great job of keeping Colleen in the dark. Besides food catered by Nixon’s, friends contributed covered dishes as well. Colleen and Dana’s son Casey showed a touching slide show of Colleen with friends and family. Their daughter, Cathryn, made a surprise visit along with out-of-town friends Deborah and husband Barry.
We know some property owners are dealing with medical challenges at this time and wish them recovery and better health this coming fall.
Margaret Tolbert was recently in the hospital. Wishing her relief and full recovery.
Jimmie and Woody Knight, long time sponsors of the L.O.V.E. Group will be moving to Virginia for health reasons.
James Bigham is recovering from a recent surgery. Hope for a speedy recovery go out to him.
George Farrell is recovering from a fall and has
rejoined his wife Kathy at Edenton House Assisted Living.
Our friend, Kathy Sawyer recently passed. Kathy volunteered in the kitchen on Bingo nights and was a member of the L.O.V.E Group and volunteered at Bandon Chapel. She leaves behind a son & a daughter and several grandchildren. Our sympathy goes to her family and friends. Kathy’s kind spirit will be sorely missed.
Our condolences to the family and friends of Millie Bunn. Millie was an active member of the Edenton and Arrowhead communities and was a Neighborhood Watch volunteer. She will be missed very much by all who knew her.
Ken Peters passed in August after a long illness. Our sincerest sympathy to Jean and their three children.
Mabel Wilson Byrum of Winnebago Trail has passed, leaving behind her daughter, Ginelle Murphy.
As the Fall season reminds us of the coming holidays, let’s remember people in Florida, Texas, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and across the world that face so many challenges.
Arrowhead Beach T-shirts are on sale at the
APOA office. We have a variety of colors and sizes.
Price is just $12.
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COMMUNITY HIGHLIGHTS
This month Community Highlights recognizes the Edenton-Chowan Food Pantry located at 1370 Broad Street in Edenton.
According to the Sept. 13, 2017, Chowan Herald article by Rebecca Bunch entitled Food Pantry accepts challenge to raise $100K, the 4 Others Foundation, a family centered organization, has offered the Food Pantry an opportunity to qualify for a grant of $100,000 if the Pantry can raise a matching amount. The Food Pantry provides programs vital to children, families and seniors living in Chowan County: the Book Bag Buddies program,
providing students healthy food during times when the schools are closed; a summer food distribution program for low-income families; and special food packages for elderly residents.
The director of the Food Pantry, Roger Coleman, said they distribute 25,000 pounds of food to 600 families every month. Items that are needed are soups, canned meats (tuna or chicken), beans, peanut butter, pasta, canned vegetables.
Mr. Coleman said the effort to qualify for the matching funds will require an “extensive outreach effort.”
There are a number of Arrowhead Beach
residents that benefit from of the hard work of the director and about 60 volunteers that distribute food at the Broad Street location and around the county every month.
Let’s help the Edenton-Chowan Food Pantry meet its 100 Grand Challenge goal by December 31st. Money donations can be dropped off at the Food Pantry at 1370 Broad Street on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday between 8:30 and 11:30 am. Checks can be mailed to Edenton-Chowan Food Pantry, PO BOX 643, Edenton, NC 27932. For more information, please call 482-2504, email [email protected] or visit www.edenton-chowanpantry.org.
August Yard of the Month The August Yard of the Month went to Cecil Myers of Arrowhead Trail.
September Yard of the Month The September Yard of the Month goes to Herb Phelps of Sac Trail.
Congrats to both winners!
2017 Restrictive Covenants Available in the APOA Office
Please call, email or stop by the office to obtain a copy of the 2017 Restrictive Covenants that was revised and approved by the Arrow-head Beach property owners. It has been filed with Chowan County and is available online at www.arrowheadbeach.com. We thank the following people for their commitment and hard work reviewing, re-vising and rewriting the Restrictive Covenants: Bill Robbins, David Beedie, Becky Yaeckel, Kenny Nowlin, Bill Dunn, Amy Cisneros, Lisa Bullock, Brenda and Chuck DeMoulin, Colleen and Dana Nicholas and Rick Bartoli.
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Every Tuesday Card Game @ Clubhouse Games begin @ 6:30 PM
Every Thursday LOVE Group @ Clubhouse 1-3 PM
NovemberNovember
CALENDAR of EVENTSCALENDAR of EVENTS
SeptemberSeptember
October October
Tuesday - Saturday, 26-30 71st Annual Chowan County Fair This year’s theme is “Country Nights & Fair Lights.” Thursday 28th is Senior Night, Seniors are FREE! American Legion Fairgrounds. Tickets available at Duck Thru on Rocky Hock and other locations. chowanfair.com for info.
SEPTEMBER BIRTHDAYS 1st Morris Glover 3rd Steve Mullen 3rd Jeff Vaughn 4th Hunter Jones 17th Velma Quinton 22nd Garris Perry 24th Bryan Lamothe 25th Shirley Holloman 26th Shirley Horn 28th Carol Sheehan 28th Terry Tippin 29th David Beedie
SEPTEMBER ANNIVERSARIES 4th Barbara & Jeff Vaughan 7th Bunny & Jim Brock
16th Leslie & Morris Glover 17th Rita & Leon Hemmings
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS 4th Patti Leitch 7th George Fisher 10th Shirley Jernigan 12th Gwen Faircloth 16th Cherry Bracey 18th Phillip Ricks 22nd Cindy Ricks 28th Belle Garris 31st Peggy Hampton
OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES 1st Libby & Steve Mullen 19th Pat & Fred Bible 25th Rosemary & Mike Monroe
Saturday 14th Monthly APOA Business Meeting 9 AM Clubhouse
Thursday 12th APOA Working Session 5 PM Clubhouse
Sunday 15th Music by the Bay 2-4 PM Penelope Barker House Lawn. FREE. Music by Connections.
Monday 2nd & 16th Chowan Co. Commissioners Meeting 6 PM Public Safety Bldg., 305 Freemason St.
Saturday, 7th 42nd Annual Peanut Festival & Battle of the Bands John Holmes HS. Festival 10 am - 4 pm, Parade 11 am, Battle of the Bands 4 pm. BBQ/Chicken plates from 11-2 & 4-7. 252-482-8426 for info.
Friday & Saturday 13th & 14th Historic Edenton Ghost Walk Beginning @ 6:30 pm @ Penelope Barker House Welcome Center. $10 pp. Call 252-482-3500 for info.
Saturday 11th APOA Business Meeting 9 AM Clubhouse
Thursday 9th APOA Working Session 5 PM Clubhouse
Monday 6th & 20th Chowan Co. Commissioners Meeting 6 PM Public Safety Bldg., 305 Freemason St.
Saturday 21st - Wednesday25th 243rd Edenton Tea Party On the anniversary of the Edenton Tea Party, join the Edenton Historical Commission in celebrating this exceptional event in our history. Penelope Barker House Welcome Center. 482-7800 for info.
Saturday, 11th Arrowhead Beach Fall Festival Come out to the Clubhouse for games, snacks, a genuine hayride and most importantly, FUN! Festival begins at 2 pm.
Saturday, 18th 7th Annual White Oak Holiday Arts & Crafts Show Begin your holiday shopping and have the kids meet Santa. 9 am to 2 pm @ White Oak Elementary.
Clean-Up Day Appreciation On September 16, 2017, volunteers came together for Clean Up Day. We thank the volunteers
that came out and combed the streets of Arrowhead Beach. These residents are committed to
keeping our community green and clean. Thank yous go to Libby and Steve Mullen, Patti Leitch, Kitty and Larry Jarrell, Max and Carol Russell, Brenda and Chuck DeMoulin, Makala Cisneros,
Rick Elkins, Colleen and Dana Nicholas. This event is a great way to teach community spirit to
our young people. The next Clean Up Day will be held on December 2nd. We welcome families to come out and help keep our community beautiful. Free coffee, donuts and hot dogs, chips and
drinks are provided.
Properties For Sale Check out NEW lots and lowered prices on several others. All properties for residential purposes only. No business, renting or leasing.
NEW Sec D, Lot 163, 114 Ottawa Trail (uncleared).
Starting bid $1000. Call APOA office @ 221-8331.
NEW Sec E, Lots 88 & 89, 119 & 117 Ojibwa Trail. $6500
total both lots (combined value exceeds $9000). John D. Smith - Home: 757-599-9429; Cell: 757-377-8072; Email: [email protected]
NEW Sec E, Lot 61 - Arapahoe Trail - water view. $8000. Billy Turner, 757-898-5774
NEW 2 adjacent lots for sale - both approximately 1/2 acre each (approx. 50 ft.
across and 110 ft. deep): Sec A , Lot 44 - 115 Blackfoot Trail (asking tax value) $4,500; Sec A, Lot 45 - 117 Blackfoot Trail (asking tax value) $4,500. Contact: Alan Lowe @ cell (252) 395-0587 or home (252) 357-0336
NEW Sec E, lot 014, 1607 Arapahoe. Waterfront property. Owner financing. Call
for details. (757) 439-6047.
Sec F, lot 046, 1500 Crow Trail, Dan Smith, 757-464-0855
Sec D, Lot 165, Ottawa Trail. Firm $6000, 2 blocks from Park. Belle Garris or
George Fischer, 252-221-8067 or 304-258-1807.
Sec D, Lot 25, water and septic, cleared lot, 215 Comanche; Sec F Lot 8, Shoshone,
wooded. Lots are back to back. Contact Steve 757-438-5157. Best offer.
Sec D, Lot 212, uncleared, 124 Mic Mac Trail $4500. Contact Karen 757-567-8918.
Sec K, Lots 176, 177, 178, 179 at 311 & 313 Chinook Trail. Asking $8,000 per lot or
$25,000 total. Contact Kathy, 757-556-1786 or email [email protected]
1503 Sac Tr, Lot 69; 1501 Sac Tr, Lot 70; 1502 Sac Tr, Lot 72; 1504 Yuman Tr, Lot
100; 1508 Yuman Tr, lot 101; 121 Mic Mac Tr, lot 189; 131 Mic Mac Tr, lot 190; 122 Ottawa Tr, lot 159; 128 Ottawa Tr, lot 156; 130 Ottawa Tr, lot 155; 301 Pima Tr, lot 127; 303 Pima Tr, lot 128; 313 Pima Tr, lot 133; 315 Pima Tr, lot 134; 113 Seminole Tr, lot 14; 206 Seminole Tr, lot 103; 208 Seminole Tr, lot 104; 210 Seminole Tr, lot 105; 306 Mohave, lot 135; 308 Mohave Tr, lot 136. $3500 Each Lot. Stacy Williams, 252-333-9394.
Call Beverly for an appointment Wednesdays thru Saturdays.
