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Gatepost Online
A Bi-Monthly Publication of The
Sharon Woods Civic Association
May/June 2009 Issue
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President's Report John Kirkpatrick
It's that time of year again! Please take a few minutes and fill out the attached membership
application and return it with your check in the enclosed envelope. A household membership is only
$12.00 per year ($10.00 for seniors) and your dues pay for association programs and the Gatepost.
Our civic association can only survive if Sharon Woods residents like you become members. In
addition, a neighborhood without a civic association has no voice with local government.
The city has come up with a solution for picking up your yard waste. For $49.50, Rumpke will
come by once a week and pick up as many as 15 bags of yard waste per week, for a 6-month period.
Bundles of branches and shrubs will also be picked up just like before. Those bundles can be no
longer than 4 feet in length and 2 feet around, and must be tied with string. To sign up for this service,
go on line to www.rumpkerecycling.com/residential/municipalities/columbus.aspx or call 1-888-786-
7531. If you don't require this much service, consider coopting with a couple of neighbors with one
central pickup point between you and share the cost. If you do not want to subscribe to the city
service, t here are also local waste haulers such as Dan Hughes who has advertised in this issue who
will pick up your yard waste at reasonable rates. Finally, you can take your own yard waste to the local
drop off points at Com-Til, at 7000 Jackson Pike; Kurtz Bros, at 2850 Rohr Road, Groveport, 6055-C
Westerville Road or 6279 Houchard Road; and Ohio Mulch at 4120 Roberts Road, 4665 Westerville
Road, 1600 Universal Road, 7320 Industrial Parkway, 7765 Refugee Road, or 537 Reynoldsburg-New
Albany Road. Some of these collection sites may charge a drop-off fee.
Our next big event will be the Community Garage Sale on May 30. More information about this
event is in this month's Gatepost. Once again, we would like to ask civic association members to
donate one item for the Civic Association Garage Sale to help raise money for Civic Association
projects.
Have a wonderful spring and consider coming to one of our meetings on the 1st Thursday of
each month.
Sharon Woods Grass Cutter Needed
For many seasons we have been fortunate to have "Green Garden's," a local business,
keep our grass cut at the Schrock Road entrance. They were good neighbors and provided this
service without charge and we are extremely grateful. Unfortunately, they are no longer in
business and unable to offer this service, so we are sending out a call for help. If you or anyone
you know has a riding lawn mower please let us know. We will contact them and ask for their
assistance in cutting the grass to keep Sharon Woods beautiful. If you know of someone who
can help, contact Civic Association President John Kirkpatrick at 890-5417
Sharon Woods Civic Association Meeting Dates
Future meeting dates will be May 7, June 4, and July 2, 2009. The meeting location for the
Sharon Woods Civic Association is the Church of the Good Shepherd United Methodist, 6176 Sharon
Woods Boulevard (corner of Beechcroft Road and Sharon Woods Blvd.). Meetings start at 7:00 P.M.
Community Garage Sale Saturday, May 30, 2009
Chairpersons for the annual garage sale have designated Saturday, May 30, 2009, as the date
for this year's sale event. The Sharon Woods Civic Association will provide advertising in local
newspapers and will post signs at both ends of Sharon Woods Boulevard. Sales begin at 9:00 A.M.
and will last until residents close their garages.
For a minimal fee of $5.00 to defer the cost of flyers and advertising, participating residents will
be featured on a flyer which will be distributed to all sale locations. Please send your $5.00 donation
to: Sharon Woods Civic Association, P.O. Box 297974, Columbus, Ohio 43229. Flyers will also
be available at the Sharon Woods Civic Association Community fund-raising Sale at 6363 Sharon
Woods Boulevard. On the reverse side of the flyer will be a map of the neighborhood, so that visiting
shoppers can easily find your home. In addition, the Civic Association will provide a brightly colored
balloon for you to display. The $5.00 donation should be mailed no later than Tuesday, May 19, so that
we can complete and distribute maps before the sale. Please make checks payable to the "Sharon
Woods Civic Association." If you have any questions, feel free to call the sale coordinator, John
Kirkpatrick, at 890-5417.
Fund-raising Garage Sale, Saturday, May 30, 2009
In conjunction with the community garage sale this year, the Civic Association will be hosting
a fund-raising sale to help pay for community projects. The fund-raising sale will be held at 6363
Sharon Woods Boulevard from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. For this sale, the association is asking
residents to donate one item to be sold. All proceeds will go into the association treasury and returned
to the community through annually sponsored program and events.
Please drop off your donated item(s) at 6363 Sharon Woods Boulevard on either Thursday,
May 28, 2009,or Friday, May 29, 2009 between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. We ask that your
donation(s) be clean and in good working order. Any items not sold on May 30 will be donated to local
charities. We also need volunteers to help with the sale. If you are interested, please contact John
Kirkpatrick at 890-5417. It should be another wonderful sale. Thank you for your giving spirit.
Easter Egg Hunt
The Sharon Woods Civic Association and Beechcroft Lion's Club Community Easter Egg Hunt
and breakfast was held on April 11 at the Church of the Good Shepherd United Methodist. We had
approximately 100 children from ages 0 to 9 who participated in this year's event. The weather was
sunny, but cold; however, all attending had a good time. The proceeds from the breakfast and bake
sale were donated to the Ohio State School for the Blind's marching band to help pay for their trip to
participate in the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl in 2010
We would like to thank McDonald's at 2091 E. Dublin Granville Road and Dairy Queen at
1519 Schrock Road for donating prizes and gift certificates for this year's event. Please support these
local merchants and remember to tell them "Thank You" for contributing to our community event.
Gardens at Sharon Woods and the Yard of the Month Contest
Spring brings out daffodils, cherry blossoms, rabbits, and good Sharon Woods volunteers. On
the first warm work day in spring, Cal McCall, Char Schneider, Janet Brewer, Nancy Meyer, and Pam
Nichols joined Civic Association president, John Kirkpatrick, with rakes, clippers and knives to attack
the debris and clean up our islands on Sharon Woods and 161. In less than two hours the area was
free of last year's grasses, weeds, and cigarette butts. The other end of Sharon Woods Boulevard at
Schrock got some attention too. A big thanks goes to Rhonda Welker, who helped John Kirkpatrick
move our shrubs and tidied up the iris and daylilies at the Schrock Road Entrance. When it warms up,
colorful annuals will be added and provide a bright spot for summer. If you have some extra time, the
Sharon Woods Civic Association is looking for one or two volunteers to walk the islands once or twice
a month and pick up litter. Your work would be very appreciated. Please contact Cal McCall at 614-
895-2572 if you are able to volunteer.
Speaking of summer, the first Yard of the Month contest will be held in June. It is time to slather
on the sun screen, drag out the trowels, pruners, and seeds to create your own little world of beauty.
Take the opportunity to try something new - maybe some herbs or ornamental grasses. There are fine
gardeners in Sharon Woods and each month we are proud to honor their work. During each of the
months of June, July, August, and September, a new gardener will display a Yard of The Month sign.
Please watch for more information in the next couple of Gateposts.
Calling all gardeners!
It's official! The Good Seed Community Garden at the Church of the Good Shepherd United
Methodist will be breaking ground in late April. The local Boy Scout troop is working with the church
to create a sign and plant flowers. A group of freshmen at Beechcroft High School is eager to get their
hands dirty. Now we want your help. If you're interested in planning, fund raising, or planting a garden
plot of your very own, please contact Christi Mallasch at 614-571-4087.
National Night Out
Mark Your Calendar. National Night Out will be held Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2009. In addition to the
Beechcroft Lions Club we will have home security systems companies there and a fire protection
company to review fire safety. The fire safety company will also be able to check or replace personal
fire extinguishers. If we have residents of Sharon Woods who have concerns or ideas for a
Safety/Security program or who can present a program on home or personal safety please let Pat
Wood know. She can be reached at patwood4@mac.com or call her cell phone 406-4829 or home
phone 890-0930. Please watch for more information in the next gatepost.
Independence Day Parade
The Northland Community Council Independence Day Parade will be held this year on
July 4, 2009. The Sharon Woods Civic Association and Beechcroft Lion's Club will be
participating again this year and will be distributing small American Flags and/or candy if we
can get a chairperson and enough volunteers to help with the project. Contact Civic Association
President John Kirkpatrick, at 890-5417.
Spring Projects - Call 811 First
Spring is a perfect time to spruce up your yard! However, before you pick up that shovel or
posthole digger, please remember to call 811. By calling 811, you will be routed to the underground
locating service which will notify the appropriate utilities in your area. The depth of utility lines varies
and there may be multiple utility lines in a common area. Even small projects like planting trees and
shrubs can disrupt service to an entire neighborhood, harm you or those around you, and can result
in fines and repair costs. Call 811 before every digging job to have your underground utility lines
marked. The call is simple and free.
Take a Walk in Sharon Woods
Spring in Sharon Woods is just beautiful! Many people will be pushing a child or grandchild in
a stroller or taking their dogs for walks. Enjoy the cool evening breeze. Accept a friendly nod from a
hiking neighbor. Please be considerate of your neighbors who are enjoying the outdoors and try to
avoid parking your car so that it blocks the sidewalk. Walkers must go down the driveway apron and
maybe even into the street or up across the front lawn. The driver is also subject to receipt of a parking
ticket. Anyway, a walk in the Sharon Woods neighborhood is still great!
Decorative Street Lights/Karl Road Improvement
Later this year or possibly in 2010, the Department of Transportation will start rebuilding Karl
Road from 161 to Schrock Road. Street Lights will be installed on Karl Road at the same time. There
have been many discussions about having a petition assessment drive to get the decorative street
lights. The Department of Transportation has informed the Sharon Woods Civic Association that they
cannot install decorative street lights on Karl Road because it is classed as a Collector Street and
lighting must conform to certain height standards for this type of street. Normally wood poles with
overhead wires would be installed; however, it was agreed to upgrade these lights to aluminum pole
cobra lights with underground wires. These lights are taller than the decorative ones, but shorter than
standard cobra lights. If you wish to speak directly with the City of Columbus in regard to this issue,
please call 311 and request to be transferred to the Power & Water division. We hope to start Phase
2 of the Sharon Woods Decorative Street Lights in the year 2010 if the economy improves. More
information will be on our new web page once it is completed. Thank you again to the property owners
that signed the petition for decorative lighting on Sharon Woods Boulevard and Beechcroft Road.
Columbus Fire Begins Hydrant Flushing April 29TH
The Sharon Woods Fire Station will begin their annual program to flush the city's 24,000 fire
hydrants on April 29, 2009. Sharon Woods area hydrants will be flushed between June 11 and July
22, 2009. A voice mail is available at 645-4055 to obtain daily updates listing specific Columbus
neighborhoods to be flushed on each day. The Hot Line will be updated at 9:00 a.m. each day
throughout the hydrant maintenance program. Hydrant flushing will be performed seven days a week,
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The Fire Department has advised that water could become cloudy or rusty
during the flushing process, particularly in older neighborhoods. This condition is not a health hazard,
and should clear up within 24 hours. However, residents in flushing areas should check their water
before doing laundry because discolored water could stain laundered clothing. If the rust persists,
residents should call the water department hot line, 645-4055. If a water leak is noticed after 5:00 p.m.
on a day when flushing has been done in your area, call the fire department non-emergency number
at 221-3132, ext. 4406. If any other problems are noticed as the result of this hydrant flushing, call the
City of Columbus using the 311 problem reporting line.
Have you seen us around? The Columbus Beechcroft Lions?
Chartered on November 10, 1982, the Columbus Beechcroft Lions serve the Northeast
Columbus area. Our volunteer service activities and fund-raising efforts are dedicated to supporting
local, state, national, and international efforts on behalf of the sight impaired, elderly, and disabled.
We provide support to the Sharon Woods Civic Association, sponsor and support the Ohio State
School for the Blind, and provide scholarships for college students in the Beechcroft and DeSales
service area. We enjoy fun and family activities such as bowling, tailgating at Crew games, golfing, and
cookouts. Our club consists of men, women and second generation Lions. Members range in age from
their 20s,to their 80s.
We meet at Bruno's, 1774 E. Dublin-Granville Road, on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6:30
p.m. Join us! Call Lion Roger Heckel, a Sharon Woods resident, at 614-882-6245 for details.
Future Beechcroft Lion's Club Events
May 01 Award (2) $ 500 scholarships to St. Francis DeSales HS seniors
May 12 Assist SWCA with gatepost deliveries
May 16 Participate in 161 Clean up Project
May 30 Participate in SWCA Annual Garage Sale
June 16 Installation and Golf Outing
July 04 Pass out flags with SWCA July 4th Northland Parade
July 18 Beechcroft Lions Tailgate at Crew Game
Special Sharon Woods Events scheduled for 2009
May 30, 2009 - Community Wide Garage Sale and Civic Association Sale.
June, July, August and September - Yard of the Month landscaping contest.
July 4, 2009 - Independence Day Parade.
August 4, 2009 - National Night Out - Watch for more details in the next Gatepost Issue.
December 3, 2009 - Annual Holiday Party and Election of Officers for 2010.
December 14, 15, and 16, 2009 - Santa Visits in Sharon Woods.
December 14-17, 2009 - Holiday Lighting Display and Judging.
Classified Ads
We publish the Gatepost at the beginning of January, March, May, July, September, and
November. As a community service, the Sharon Woods Civic Association accepts ads from local
businesses, in the Sharon Woods and North Columbus area, on first come-first served basis for
publication in the Gatepost. Due to increased costs associated with the publication of the Gatepost,
classified ads for area businesses are available at the following rates:
Full Page $125.00 1/2 Page $75.00
1/4 Page $40.00 Business Cards $25.00
We feel that this is still a reasonable cost to reach the more than 1,800 residents in our community.
Materials should be submitted as business cards or camera-ready copy for larger ads. Since the
Gatepost is printed in black and white, camera-ready art is preferred for all size ads. Deadline dates
for ads with camera ready artwork are:
Jul/Aug 2009 Issue - June 5, 2009 Sep/Oct 2009 Issue - August 7, 2009
Ad copy and remittance should be submitted to the Sharon Woods Civic Association no later
than the above dates. No ads will be published unless payment has been received by the deadline.
Payment and ad copy can be mailed to the Sharon Woods Civic Association, P.O.Box 297974,
Columbus, Ohio, 43229, up to five days before to the deadline dates. For more details and/or alternate
delivery methods, please contact Civic Association representatives, John Kirkpatrick at 890-5417 or
John Osmond at 901-9174.
New Block Watch Captains
Pat Wood, Sharon Woods Block Watch Coordinator, is happy to announce the following new
captains: Suzanne Kays, 2040 Atterbury, and Gary Lazarek, 1885 Solera Drive. Pat Wood would also
like to give special thanks to Char Schneider for all of her help with the Block Watch program.
BlockWatch Captains Needed
Concerned citizens are the best asset any police department has to help fight crime. The
Community Liaison Officer (CLO) maintains lines of communication with the neighborhood BlockWatch
group, supplying crime and suspect information, crime prevention tips and training on a variety of
subjects. This is done through the Block Watch Coordinator and Captains. The CLO also works with
the community to solve neighborhood problems. The system relies on the willingness of people like
you to get involved, stay informed on area problems, and work together on solutions.
BlockWatch Captains work with the Block Watch Coordinator to establish and maintain contact
with assigned residents. They also receive calls from neighbors and relay information to Coordinator.
They provide residents with information related to the Block Watch program (1-2 times per year). Each
BlockWatch Captains spends approximately one hour per month on their duties.
We have approximately 75 streets in Sharon Woods and we have 25 BlockWatch Captains,
therefore we are asking you to consider being a BlockWatch Captain for your street. Even if we already
have a BlockWatch Captain on the longer streets such as Skywae & Sharon Woods, we can divide the
streets, so don't hesitate to get involved. If you are willing to become a BlockWatch Captain, please
contact Pat Wood at
or call her cell phone 406-4829 or home phone 890-0930.
Thank you for considering in becoming a Block Watch Captain and don't forget to check
www.sharonwoodsblockwatch.com weekly for updates.
Your Civic Association Needs You - Chances to Help Better Your Community
Our Sharon Woods Civic Association plays an important part in maintaining the quality of life
you deserve for you and your family. Our association protects your property values by making sure that
any rezoning requests for commercial or housing developments in our area are beneficial. We also
sponsor annual events that benefit our community and provide speakers at our meetings on items of
community interest. All membership fees that are collected by the association are returned to the
community through civic projects.
Volunteers are needed for the Welcoming Committee to work with other committee members
by orienting new residents (usually one or two per week), giving them a packet of materials and
answering questions - For more information, contact Anne Marie Shibler, at 794-9390.
We also need an advertising chairperson and assistant editor for the Gatepost. Contact Civic
Association President John Kirkpatrick at 890-5417 if you are interested.
The association also needs a person to attend the Civic Association meetings and record
actions taken. Contact Civic Association President John Kirkpatrick at 890-5417.
Do you want to see some new or added events in our area? Volunteers are needed for new and
different events. Contact Civic Association President John Kirkpatrick at 890-5417.
Your Association is a volunteer organization. Please become Involved. If you have not
already joined or renewed your membership, please return the membership form enclosed with
this newsletter.
Code Enforcement
Due to the city budget crisis and recent city layoffs, code enforcement and other city responses
to problems may be delayed. If you have a problem or enforcement action that needs attention, please
call the 311 hotline (645-3111) so that your request can be logged and a work order initiated. These
will be prioritized and responded to as soon as possible.
Household Hazardous Waste
The Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio (SWACO) has announced collection dates for
household hazardous waste in the North Columbus area. SWACO will pick up hazardous waste:
June 20, at the City of Columbus Morse Road Transfer Facility, 4260 Morse Road,
September 5, at the Westerville City Service Department, 350 Park Meadow Road
October 3, at Anthem Insurance, Worthington, 6740 N. High Street.
SWACO also maintains a permanent household hazardous waste collection location at 1249 Essex
Avenue, (corner of E. 8th and Essex Avenue) where hours of collection are Wednesdays from 2pm-6pm,
and Thursdays from 9am-4pm. (This location is closed on holidays.)
Materials that SWACO will accept include lighter fluid, thinners, turpentine, adhesives, old
gasoline, polishes, kerosene, old gasoline mixed with oil, propane (less than 20 lb. containers), used oil
& vehicle batteries, paint, cyanides, pool chemicals, strong chemicals, acid & caustics, drain cleaners,
paint strippers, bleach & household cleaners, fluorescent light bulbs, rat poison, insecticides, lawn
chemicals & fertilizers, fire extinguishers, antifreeze, mercury, Ni-Cad/Lithium batteries, fats/oil and
greases. Items will be accepted if delivered in a tightly sealed container. Items that SWACO will not
accept are appliances, computers, asbestos, tires, ammunition, trash, needles, and medical waste.
For your information: If you have latex paint you can dry it up! Latex paint is water soluble and can
be converted to a nonhazardous material by drying it out. Paint hardeners are available in stores or you
can mix the paint with cat litter or sawdust. Leave the lid off to speed up the process. When the paint is
dry, throw it out with your regular trash.
Columbus Public Health Announces Rabies Vaccination Clinics for Dogs, Cats and Ferrets
Rabies is a preventable and often fatal disease that can be transmitted through the bite of a rabid
animal. Each year thousands of animals are found to be infected with rabies in the United States.
Columbus Public Health will hold rabies vaccination clinics for dogs, cats, and ferrets. The law requires
dogs, cats, and ferrets more than three months of age to have a current rabies vaccination in Franklin
County. Vaccinations take place the second Friday of every month from 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. at the
Columbus Public Health Department, 240 Parsons Avenue, in the Carriage House next to the main
parking lot. The program is open to anyone and the vaccination cost is $10.00 per shot (cash only).
Animals must be on a leash or in an animal carrier. Animals between three months and one year of age
will receive a one year vaccination. Animals more than one year of age, with a certificate of current
vaccination, will receive a three-year vaccination. For more information on rabies, visit www.cdc.gov or
www.odh.state.oh.us.
Identity Theft
Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in the United States. Major businesses have
reported the hijacking of sensitive internal customer files, which could be used to victimize millions of
citizens throughout the country.
Because of the ever-changing climate and the need to provide current information, the Federal
Trade Commission (FTC) has created a web page dedicated strictly to identity theft issues. The FTC web
page is www.consumer.gov/idtheft. This web page provides information on what steps to take in the event
that your identity is stolen, your legal rights, how to handle problems, and what to look out for in the future.
Sharon Woods Civic Association residents are encouraged to file a police report with the
Columbus Police Department or the Police Department that has jurisdiction at the location where the
crime occurred. If you are unable to file a report with the agency having jurisdiction contact your Columbus
Police Department to file a report. Even though the Columbus Police Department may not be able to
investigate the offense, a report will be on file documenting the identity theft. It is recommended you
obtain a copy of the report and make multiple copies. For more information, contact the Columbus Division
of Police Fraud & Forgery Unit at (614) 645-4750.
Sharon Woods Civic Association
Membership Application
July 2009 - June 2010
Name(s): ______________________________________
Address: ______________________________________
______________________________________
Phone: ______________________________________
E-Mail: ______________________________________
Household Membership @ $12.00 ___________
Senior Household Membership (age 60 and older) @ $10.00 ___________
Candles for Christmas Luminaria - Number________ @ three for $1.00 =___________
Extra Donation for Flags for July 4th Parade Distribution and other Community Projects___________
Garage Sale Participation Fee @ $5.00 ___________
Total Enclosed: $_____________
I would like to help with:
_____Easter Egg Hunt _____Membership Drive in May and June
_____Community/Fund Raising Garage Sale _____4th of July Parade in Northland
_____Beautification projects in our area _____Santa Visits
_____Christmas Lighting Contest _____Block Watch
_____National Night Out _____Christmas Luminaria
_____Starting New Events _____Other Community Projects
_____Publication of our Gatepost Newsletter, 6 times a year
Other Comments/Suggestions:
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Please return your membership form and dues in the enclosed envelope to the:
Sharon Woods Civic Association, P. O. Box 297974, Columbus, Ohio 43229
We hope that all neighborhood residents will become members of the Sharon Woods Civic Association and participate in our events.
We appreciate your continued support.
Sharon Woods Civic Association Membership Application
July 2009 June 2010
Dear Neighbor:
Would you please consider becoming a member of the Sharon Woods Civic Association? Our
boundaries run from State Route 161 to Schrock Road and from Karl Road to Maple Canyon Avenue.
We have approximately 1,800 homes in Sharon Woods and have a very strong association. Our
association is also a part of the the larger Northland Community Council that is composed of more than
30 local associations. Income from our membership drive, extra donations, and fund raisers have
allowed us to continue the many programs we offer to the community. You can be a part of this
association. Some ways include: becoming a member, donating items to be sold at our fund-raising
garage sale, giving some of your time by delivering membership drive materials, helping to clean up
areas around our entrance signs, and delivering candles for luminaries. With the Northland News no
longer being delivered in our neighborhood, we are one of the few sources of community news that you
receive. Think it over; we can use your help.
Some programs and events we have provided in the past are the annual Easter Egg Hunt,
Lion's Pancake Breakfast, Community Garage Sale, the Northland Community Council July 4th Parade,
Block Watch, and National Night Out, Santa Visits, and Christmas Lighting Contest, We also publish
our Gatepost Newsletter six times a year, attend Northland Community Council and Development
Meetings, conduct a Membership Drive in May, participate in beautification projects in our community,
and work with decorative street lighting petitions and information.
We hope you consider these programs and events worthwhile and become a member of the
association for 2009/2010. Because we are a strong association and provide visibility to the City of
Columbus, we were invited to Mayor Coleman's office last year to discuss our agenda and to share
ideas on what kinds of help the city could provide us.
I have one last comment. If you have an email address, please consider providing it to us with
your membership information. We are working on establishing a new Sharon Woods web site and may
start contacting members of upcoming events and important community issues, on a limited basis. We
all receive too many junk emails, so we would promise to be selective in what we send to you.
Thank you and have a great year.
John Kirkpatrick, President, Sharon Woods Civic Association
Officers for 2009:
John Kirkpatrick (President) - 6363 Sharon Woods Boulevard - (614) 890-5417
John Osmond (Vice President) - 6083 Darby Lane - (614) 901-9174
(Secretary) - Vacant
Rhonda Welker (Treasurer) - 6334 Birkwood Street - (614) 865-0430
Trustees and/or committee chairpersons for 2009:
John and Karen Benedetti (Trustees) - 6337 Birkewood Street - (614) 891-6622
Cal McCall (Trustee) - 6680 Walbridge (895-2572)
John and Nancy Meyer (Trustees) - 1770 Old Shay Court - (614) 882-1703
Barb Shepard (Trustee) - 6380 Birkewood Street - (614) 890-4627
Ann Marie Shibler (Trustee) - 1719 Peardale Road N - (614) 794-9390
Char Schneider (Trustee) - 6450 Skywae Drive - (614) 882-6224
Randy Sprouse (Trustee) - 6169 Harrington Court - (614) 523-1871
Tom Wetterer (Trustee) - 6090 Sandgate Road - (614) 882-1714
Virginia Wilson (Welcome Committee) - 6090 Sandgate Road - (614) 882-1714
Pat Wood (Block Watch) - 1706 Parkgate Road - (614) 890-0930
Doris Cooper (Webmaster) 1868 Meander Drive - (614) 890-4197
John Osmond (Gatepost Editor) - 6083 Darby Lane - (614) 901-9174
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