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Lake Kiowa’s “Jaws” is almost as big as your average grandkid! This is The Griffeths-Payne Gang won the Most Beautiful Float Award Kirsten Holmen, granddaughter of Mike Holmen, who caught the 54.5 lb. catfi sh. Board Notes July... TO THE LAKE KIOWA COMMUNITY My thanks to all of you who supported fi reworks thrown into her yard. Golf our wonderful July 4th weekend course fl ags were broken when vandals celebration. I have heard so many drove on the greens. compliments for Jan and Bill Dalton and Tampering with mailboxes is a federal their hardworking committee members. offense and those incidents will be The Beebe’s Karaoke music kept things turned over to federal authorities for lively, and we are grateful to all the investigation and prosecution. The performers. A large thank you also goes postal authorities have already been to Phyllis and Nels Thomsen for their notifi ed of some of the destruction. many hours spent ordering, sorting, and Kiowans are not willing to accept selling our Logo items. the vandalism and many residents Unfortunately not everything was have contributed to a reward fund for glorious. Some individuals decided information leading to prosecution and to do damage to various properties, conviction. including homes of our residents. Some of the American fl ags put out Security always tries to be vigilant in by the Rotarians were also stolen or looking out for us, but let’s face it. We damaged. must look out for each other, too. I wish Is this what we are willing to accept I had seen who damaged Jeanie Kelley’s for our community? mailbox that included damage from Is it time for us to form Neighborhood fi reworks and setting a newspaper on Watch groups? Do you have suggestions fi re. She also had a balloon containing for protecting each other and our property? INSIDE THIS ISSUE I feel quite sure we are talking about a small number of vandals out here, Advertiser Index ...... 36 Arts ...... 9 but even one is too many. Most of our Calendar ...... 39 residents, including our young people, Events and Information ...... 1-3 are very respectful of each other and Editor...... 8, 32 try to obey our rules. It is time we step Golf ...... 22, 23, 26-28 up our efforts to stop the ones who lack respect for others, and who need Inspirational...... 10 The fi reworks show the LKVFD provided was absolutely spectacular! Kiowa Kares ...... 6, 7 more supervision. Parents must be Kiowa Kids ...... 4, 5 aware of where family members and Trailer Hill Clean-up Lake Activities ...... 28, 29 their friends are—especially during the It is time to clean-up trailer hill (trailer LKPOA ...... 32-35 night and early morning hours. There storage) so residents are asked to remove Lodge...... 18-19, 30 should be known consequences for any your trailers by Aug. 31. Work will begin on Voting Deadline Market Place...... 36, 37 misbehavior, by teens, young adults, September 1st to remove the weeds and to ® Rally for the Cure ...... 16, 17 and adults. install additional gravel to prevent the weeds August 15 Security ...... 31 I am grateful to live in such a wonderful from returning. An unsecured area will be set LKPOA By-Law Service Orgs community and feel privileged to serve aside at the Campgrounds for those residents Kiowans ...... 14 Changes (see page 33) as president of the LKPOA. who don’t have the space to store their trailers LKVFD ...... 12, 13 Peggy Padgham Woman’s Club ...... 16 at their homes until the work is completed. 2 CommuniQue August 2008 Lake Kiowa’s 4th of July Celebration August 2008 CommuniQue 3

Most Patriotic Float was awarded to the Penland family. The Koberick family won the Most Original Float award. LETTER TO THE LAKE KIOWA COMMUNITY The two of us would like to take this Audrene Robinson and other WGA opportunity to say “thank you “ to the members were in charge of the putting volunteers and especially, the entire green contests. Fred Anderson managed Celebration Committee. the arts and crafts for both days and The success of the 4th of July reported that it was the best year yet. celebration was due to the hard work of Joe Rider and LKVFD were in charge many people. It is always a great feeling of bingo, leading the parade, fi reworks to see something come together as these and food court and reported a good two days did. year. Kathie Milburn and the KWC R. J. Stroup did a marvelous job with conducted the cakewalk. Ed Bryant was all the booths for the MGA. He not only in charge of both days of Texas Hold worked from sun up to sun down for ‘em. LaVonne Jucha and the Computer two days, but many days in advance Club operated a booth as well as Jan The Arts & Crafts show even had a few customers while the parade marched on. in preparing the booths and organizing Thies and Jerry Parr with the Kiowans for the Blue Star Mothers. before and during the celebration committees to man these booths. and Leroy Becker with the Kiwanis Another important part of operations working with Brett Wilson for the Lloyd Butts was in charge of keeping Club. Elaine Blackwell and members of was the ticket sales and accounting, excellent service of the Lodge food and the entertainment tent active for fi ve the Rally Committee operated a booth, which were handled by Lee Skinner and bar service for a very busy three days. hours each day, acting as MC for the to raise money for the Rally for the Wayne Shearer and their teams. He also directed Don Hoover and his parade and entertainment, and fi nding Cure®. A new item that was added this year staff in preparing for all the booths, a band for the great dance on Saturday Bob Bingham was in charge of was the boat rides that turned out to be arranging for electricity, setting up the night. Bill and Miriam Beebe assisted preparing for and organizing our Blue a great success. Ted and Sally Grant assembly hall for each activity, cleaning him with his equipment and karaoke for Star Mothers in the parade. What a and the Angler Club handled this. They up and preparing for each day, and the two days. beautiful tribute for such deserving worked eight full hours each day. What numerous other tasks that we cannot Special thanks go out to the Kiowa parents. Bob also assisted us in a splendid job! begin to mention. Ya Ya’s Molly Worthen, Peggy Robins, arranging for the parachute skydivers The Kiowa Choir and two local Boy Special thanks go out to Nels and Pat Morgan, Peggy Coolidge and Sue on Saturday. Scout troops gave their time and talent Phyllis Thomsen who spent many hours Sprenger for adding their special touch Many thanks to Al and Betty Johnson, for the opening ceremony, along with in preparation for the logo booth and in acting as judges for the parade and Glen Polk AutoPlex, and Bill and Eileen Chris Lovejoy who played the horn. then worked the booth on both days presenting the awards. Hinshaw for supplying their convertibles Randy Schmaltz stayed very busy along with members of the POA Board.

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The July 4th in their 80’s and late 70’s and battling 3. In transit directly from a point of Celebration has health problems, can’t understand how entrance to the community to the place come and gone or why anyone would want to hurt them, of residence(s) of the juvenile(s) in the and from all nor do I. community, or accounts it was In recent weeks we have had an 4. In transit directly from a place of a tremendous increase in petty theft and vandalism. employment in the community to the s u c c e s s . The crimes range from TP’ing homes, place of residence(s) of the juvenile(s) I cannot thank to the theft of a scooter and a go-cart. in the community, or the volunteers enough that took time The crimes have occurred during the 5. Involved in an emergency, or away from their family and friends to middle of the week between midnight 6. Attending an event supervised by help in putting on the event. and 2 a.m. Security is confident that the adults and sanctioned by the LKPOA, or This year’s emphasis on lake safety perpetrators are our own teenagers or 7. Married. with the lake rules inserted with young adults. Before taking any enforcement action the monthly billing, the handout at In talking to several parents it has under this rule, a Security Officer shall both gates, extensive coverage in become apparent that many are not ask the apparent offender’s age and the CommuniQue and the increased aware of the fact that, as of August reason for being in or on the commonly penalties for the repeat violators had 2007, Lake Kiowa has a curfew in place owned area or facility. The officer shall Great fireworks provided by the the desired effect. Lake-related citations for those under the age of 17. not issue a citation under this rule LKVFD the evening of July 4th. over the three-day period dropped Rule 4.3.1.r—Juvenile Curfew states: unless the officer reasonably believes Tom and Elaine Blackwell along with significantly compared to last year— Any person under 17 years of age is that an offense has occurred. John and Janice Seefeldt jumped right there was just one written in 2008. I prohibited from being on the commonly Commonly owned areas or facilities in and assisted the Lodge during the also want to say that even though our owned areas or in commonly owned are defined as any place within pancake breakfast for which there was Security Officers only wrote 1 citation, facilities between 11:01 p.m. and 6: the boundaries of the Lake Kiowa a good turnout. they did make 23 on-water stops to 00 a.m. of the following day during During the three months leading up community not owned by a private to the celebration, Randy Schmaltz, point out rule violations to the operator Sunday through Thursday, or between individual and includes, but is not Bob Bingham, Jerry Slater and Lloyd without writing a citation. 12:01 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. during limited to, parks, beaches, structures, Butts assisted us. The POA Board was In last month’s Lake Kiowa Electronic Saturday and Sunday unless the person streets, roads, golf course, Lodge, etc. instrumental with their assistance and Newsletter, I stated that vandals had is: Let’s work together to eliminate the authorization of various projects. None spray-painted graffiti on the garage 1. Accompanied by a parent or vandalism at Lake Kiowa. As always, of it would have come off if not for their doors of a residence. The racial slurs guardian, or if you have any concerns or comments, continued assistance and all the hard and profanity were so hateful that Cooke 2. On an errand at the direction of the please call me at (940) 665-1055. work from each of the above-mentioned County Sheriff’s deputies classified the parent or guardian, or Randy people with the Celebration Committee, act as a hate crime. Consequently several and their volunteers. private residents have established a Credit for the large participation in the parade and activities goes to the $1,000 reward for information that will CommuniQué staff members who did a lead to the arrest and conviction of the $1,000 reward great job in the advertisements and were perpetrators. Several private residents have established a $1,000 so patient with the constant changes. The sad part is that even though the It might take a village to raise a graffiti has been painted over, the sense reward for information that will lead to the arrest child, but it also takes a community of security living in Lake Kiowa that and conviction of those who committed the vandalism of dedicated volunteers to have a the couple previously had has been pictured on page 31. successful 4th of July Celebration! taken from them. The couple, who are Thank you, all! Bill and Jan Dalton

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ATTENTION DOG OWNERS Dear Editor, It ceases to amaze me the number of I would like to thank all of my Kiowa Muggins is my 7 1⁄2-year old Maltese have a run that he made under the same people who walk their dogs and allow neighbors, their guests, delivery people, dog. Saturday night June 28 I took him circumstances. (It was late, no one was them to use other people’s lawns for and workers in Kiowa or anyone else out to tinkle one more time before going around, it was raining, the dogs needed bathrooms! that happens to be driving the roads to bed. At that very moment, a neighbor the exercise, etc.) If Muggins had not I have to be careful where I walk, of Kiowa. What am I thanking you was walking his two dogs, who had been out, it would have been okay, but when getting my mail from our mail for? Well, I am a lake walker and I am been on a leash, but were only a few he was. box, that area seems to be a frequently thanking anyone who takes the few yards from home when he decided It was a harrowing 45-minute ride to used spot. seconds to delay their travel to step to let the dogs have a run the rest of the emergency pet hospital in Denton. I have confronted one individual who on their vehicle brakes and turn their the way and removed the leashes. We I was trying to hold Mugs still with just waited and went his merry way? steering wheel the couple of inches were only a few feet from the front pressure on his wound, he was making Leaving a mess for someone else to it takes to move their vehicle to the porch when Muggins barked and the a gurgling sound, and we didn’t know clean up. opposite lane I am walking in. I walk larger dog made a run for him and got whether he would live or how badly he I am sure these people would not want facing on-coming traffi c just as Lake him by the back and beg an shaking was injured. Frank was trying to drive this in their yards! Kiowa security suggests we walk. him. It was several seconds before the safely in the rain on busy I-35. The X- So, dog owners—please be more By now many of you have noticed that owner could get him off and I could get rays show that Muggins has 4 broken considerate of your neighbors and keep I do not walk along the white stripe at Muggins back in my hands. Muggins ribs, possibly a punctured lung, and fl uid Lake Kiowa the nice place it is to live. the shoulder of the road. I used to walk was fi ghting back and thought he was in his body cavity, which the vet says the Sincerely, on the white line and noticed that very biting the other dog, but was biting me. body will absorb, hopefully. He spent R. Hill few cars would even bother to pull to the I cannot remember a more traumatic Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday opposite lane and many times I would moment in my entire 73 years of life. night in the hospital with intravenous have to “hit the ditch”. Now I walk in (Yes, my life has been mostly free of medicines, then Monday and Tuesday right thing. If I had had him put down the middle of my lane facing on-coming trauma.) Muggins was bleeding, I was at Refi nery Road Vet Clinic, with us it would only be me who is suffering traffi c and it is amazing how many cars bleeding and crying and trying to make bringing him home at night. The cost at and not him. Of course I could not have pull over and slow down. My way of sense of the whole thing. The owner of the emergency hospital was $1,300.00, done that. saying thank you to those drivers is by the other dog was very apologetic and is and we won’t know how much more the I am telling my story in hopes that the waving to them as they pass me. I also offering to pay the medical expenses, of vet bill will be. rest of you dog owners will learn from wave to the drivers passing from behind course. I realize he never intended this When we left the pet hospital I had my painful experience. I have allowed me (I can tell if you slow down also). to happen, and any one of us might have to go to the emergency room at Denton Muggins to walk in the street in front There are other hand signals I also made the same decision to let the dogs Regional to have my wounds treated of our house without a leash too. Even use for drivers. When I motion my hand and given a tetanus shot. We did not tho I can pick him up at any time, I downward to the road I am requesting know if Muggins would survive and am still breaking the leash law in this you to slow down. When I point my BARRY still don’t know if he will be the same as community. hand to the other lane I am requesting OUCHARD S he was before. We humans do not have a clue as to B ’ you to move to the other lane. And His beautiful long hair has been what will provoke a dog to become TOTAL YARD when I simply throw my arms in the shaved off all the way around his torso aggressive, do we?? For all our sakes, air I am saying to you - - - What in the SERVICE to accommodate the pressure bandage PLEASE LETS KEEP OUR DOGS ON *%^@* do you think you are doing? that helps keep the ribs in place until A LEASH OR BEHIND A FENCE!!! Please remember, if you hit me with 25 Years E xperience they heal. He can barely move about. What a horrible tragedy, if Muggins had your vehicle we both lose. He is surely in constant pain. 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JUNE 2008 UPDATE a form of Japanese puppetry called first rehearsal is scheduled for Aug. No auditions are necessary. The TNT Youth Conference is an bunraku in which the puppeteers are 19. Andrea Offner of Gainesville will The Women’s Choir of North Texas annual event that is hosted in different completely visible to the spectators. be the director, and Shirley O’Dell of Peggy O’Neill serves as director of cities around the state and is produced The commentator again complimented Lake Kiowa will be the accompanist. this women’s ensemble, which begins by Texas Nonprofit Theatres. Going to the actors that controlled the giant Prospective singers are asked to a new season on Sept. 2. Rehearsals are the TNT Youth Conference is unique puppets, such as the sharks, seagulls, bring a photo and a song to sing. For held on Tuesday evenings at the Center because it is not a competition but a and Cloudmen. He became lost in information, call Andrea at (940) 668- for the Performing Arts. The chorus festival where youth theater companies the world we created and believed 4022. sings a variety of sacred and secular throughout the state of Texas get that the creatures were real and that North Central Texas Chorale anthems. Last spring, their concert, together and share their love of live the puppeteers that controlled them Adults of all ages are encouraged to “Ireland, Forever” featured a delightful drama and performance. Although magically disappeared. Several of be a part of the North Central Texas history of Irish music from the 1800’s anyone can participate in the conference, our cast members were recognized for Chorale, directed by Dr. Michael to the present time. No auditions are performing in the shows requires that their acting and social abilities: Ryan Linder of NCTC. The first rehearsal necessary. For further information, call one must be eighteen years or younger. Ramirez as Old Green Grasshopper and is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. Peggy at (940) 612-0323. We went to Texas Woman’s University Philip Cueller as James Henry Trotter 26 at the First Texas Bank Center for Jan Johnson for the TNT conference this June with were selected as All-Star Cast members. our show “James and the Giant Peach.” Ajazzalynne Carr received a Spirit Our college students designed the set medal for her participation and outgoing and the costumes, and they ran the lights and spirited personality. All had a and sound for the show. This was a great great time, and once again our goal of SUMMER FEST 2009 way for our students to be “seen” by the providing children the opportunity to We can’t wait to let it out of the bag....The Purrfect TWU Drama Department! experience the theater arts with all its summer musical to be performed June 19, 20, 25-27 at The conference separates all of the benefits was realized. 7:30 p.m. and June 28 at 2:30 p.m. young participants, regroups them, and DID YOU KNOW…. Season tickets are on sale now—call (940) 668-3355 then assigns them to various classes Research (According to Dr. Shirley and leave a message! For information about volunteering in the acting field. They learn more Brice Heath, Stanford University, for college productions or any other information, please about singing, acting, storytelling, for Carnegie Foundation for the contact (940) 668-3318. You can also call the number stage-combat, and dancing with Advancement of Teaching) shows that above or e-mail [email protected] if you would like others just like themselves. When the young people who participate in the arts to be on our e-mail list for event reminders and information. We can’t wait to see performances begin, the participants are are… you! very supportive of each other, cheering, 4 times more likely to be recognized Sincerely, clapping, and standing when each show for academic achievement; Gabrielle Fletcher is over. It’s a sight to behold! Along 3 times more likely to be elected to NCTC Dance/Drama Dept. Chair with classes, the groups got together for class office; (940) 668-3316 a Sock-Hop and an Ice Cream social. 4 times more likely to participate in a [email protected] The commentator noted that “James math and science fair; and the Giant Peach” was what he 3 times more likely to win an award considered true live theater. The actors, for school attendance; he said, were totally committed to their 4 times more likely to win an award characters. Through their believability for writing an essay or poem.

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My number is 214-724-8733. Consultation is free. Thank you for your business. ARBORIST JAMES DAVIS 14 CommuniQue August 2008 August 2008 CommuniQue 15 Kiowans “Kiowans, as a group, was formed by and for Lake Kiowa property owners to provide factual information on signifi cant issues of interest to all LKPOA members in an effort to promote, preserve, and maintain our way of life, our assets, and the operations of our community affairs for the benefi t of all.” KIOWANS ELECT 2008/2010 OFFICERS LEADERSHIP LAKE KIOWA VI Where the Spirit of Community Begins STATED PURPOSE: To develop, encourage, and motivate creative, well- informed, civic-minded Lake Kiowa property owners willing to devote time and energy toward assuming leadership roles at all levels of the community.

Learn how all the pieces of the October, November, December, and puzzle fit together January, beginning at 9 a.m. and ending at 4 p.m. The $85 tuition charge will cover meals, breaks, and educational materials. Certifi cates of Achievement will be presented to each graduating We will delve into what makes the member at the end of the course (L to R): Jerry Parr, Treasurer; LaVerta Burhans, Leadership Lake Kiowa; puzzle of this diverse gated community This course is open to Lake Kiowa Joe Brockette, Vice President; John Seefeldt, President; and Dennis Horvath, work and how it fi ts together with our property owners and anyone outside the Advisory Board Member. Missing were Dave Bowman, Forum Coordinator; own governing documents, the laws of community who is interested. Jane Outlaw, Secretary; Yvonne Musick, Director; and Carol Hutchinson, the State of Texas, and Cooke County. Contact LaVerta Burhans at Youth Representative. Join us for an intense 4-session 28- [email protected], or call (940) 612- hour course of study held at the Lake 2057 or (940) 736-8598 (cell), or any At a meeting in the Lodge Friday, year awards were Dave Bowman for Kiowa Lodge on the fi rst Friday in Kiowans member. July 11 John Seefeldt was nominated, his work as Forum Coordinator and LaVerta Burhans elected, and installed as the president of Carole Clausing for her work with the the Kiowans. Smoke Signals and the CommuniQué Also elected were offi cers Joe for the Kiowans. Past president Jan Brockette, Vice President; Jerry Parr, Thies expressed her appreciation for Treasurer; Jane Outlaw, Secretary; the volunteer work of these award and Advisory Board Members Dennis recipients. Horvath and Yvonne Musick. Dave The Kiowans are in their annual Bowman, will continue as Forum membership drive. An insert for Coordinator; LaVerta Burhans as membership was sent out with the July Leadership Lake Kiowa Chairman; and billing. If you do not have this form you Carol Hutchinson as Chairman of Youth can call Jan Thies at (940) 668-7297 to Activities. have one sent to you or you can send Leaving the board are Jan Thies, your check for $20 to The Kiowans, former President; Gwen Mullins, Vice P. O. Box 173, Gainesville TX 76241. President; and Floyd Myers, Advisory Please include your lot number. Jerry Parr receiving a fi ve-year LaVerta Burhans receiving a Board Member. The board thanks Please call John Seefeldt at (940) award for his tenure as Treasurer fi ve-year award for organizing and Gwen and Floyd for their service to the 612-2637 if you have any ideas as to from outgoing president Jan Thies. running the Leadership Lake Kiowa Kiowans. what the Kiowans should be working on classes from outgoing president Jan Five-year awards were given to Jerry for our community. He would welcome Thies. 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110 N. Main Street • Collinsville, TX 76233 �� 16 CommuniQue August 2008 August 2008 CommuniQue 17 Kiowa Woman’s Club News Fron the President ... What a fabulous 4th! From the opening ceremony – through all the events of the day – to the fi reworks that ended the day. Kiowans really know Gourmet co-leaders Jayne Sweet, how to celebrate! Jan Thompson and Betty Sue Vickery I think we must have set a record for met with the group leaders on July 14 number of people participating in the at Betty Sue Vickery’s home. They Cakewalk, as we collected 1369 tickets!! discussed plans for the upcoming year. Many, many thanks go to the wonderful Your group leader will be contacting ladies who baked 75 beautiful, luscious- individuals for an August meeting. looking cakes for the lucky winners. We are looking forward to our fi rst It’s hard to believe that August is Gourmet event to be held Sept. 16 at just around the corner, and that we will 6 p.m. in the Pavilion. We will be August soon start back to our monthly meetings kicking this year off with a Fiesta and activities. We have an outstanding Jolgorio (To Binge ). DJ Kirk Hamilton group of ladies serving as department Birthdays will entertain members of Gourmet and and committee chairs, and I know we their guests. can look forward to a wonderful year of Sandi Hollon ...... 4 We are looking forward to a great “Moments to Remember.” evening so be sure to bring your Janet Samuel ...... 5 Carol Wade won the 50/50 raffl e in Genny Koziol cameras! the “Rally” booth at the 4th of July President Phyllis Manning...... 7 Celebration Betty Sue Vickery Janice Seefeldt ...... 7 Jimmye Carter ...... 8 Genevieve Avinger...... 9 Jan Dalton ...... 10 Nancy Anderson...... 10 Angie Gafford ...... 10 Betty Jacobs...... 11 Pam Liscom ...... 12 Barbara Cole ...... 14 Winna Hankins ...... 15 Marty Vandeman ...... 17 Jeanie Foster ...... 18 Juvean Snell...... 19 Genny Koziol and friends present examples of cakewalk prizes. Yolanda Arronte...... 23 Emily Chatham standing in for Fran Adams ...... 26 her cousin, Abby Benson of Little Rock, Arkansas, w h o Sharon Johnson ...... 29 correctly guessed Jayne Sweet ...... 28 the number of jelly beans. (Abby was on her way back home to Little Rock.)

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(L-R): Donna Osborne, Regina Carnley, Elaine Blackwell, Julia Mayo, LaVona Duryea, and RosaLeigh Wood working at the July 4th Rally booth.

Don’t miss the Aug. 30 deadline for entering the Moberly Challenge Walk! Now is the time to register and line up your sponsors for the walk. Prizes will be awarded for the person raising the most money, the oldest walker and youngest Al Arronté and Boyd Carnley are making pink ribbons for Kiowans walker completing the walk. Registration forms are available on line on the Lake to use to decorate their yards on Oct. 1 during the Rally for the Cure®. Kiowa Web site (sign in, select Service Organizations—Rally for the Cure®), at the Lodge, at the Pro Shop, or from a Rally Committee member. These metal ribbons with a stake can be reused each year, and names of Gainesville Landmark Bank once again is sponsoring the walk, which will start persons you would like to honor can be written on them. You can order promptly at 7 a.m. Sept. 6. Sign in will be at 6:45 a.m. so don’t be late! your ribbon by calling Regina Carnley (940) 612-0252 or Sarah Franklin Water and fruit will be available at stations along the route. Volunteers with golf (940) 668-7922. The small ones are available for $25 and the large size is carts will also be along the route to give walkers a break. At the conclusion of the $50. Note that Aug. 10 is the deadline for ordering a ribbon. walk, we will gather in the Pavilion to celebrate our efforts with watermelon and cool drinks. Sarah Franklin RALLY FOR THE CURE® 2008 UPCOMING EVENTS Aug. 18 Deadline for Golf Tournament Registration Aug. 30 Deadline for registration for Moberly Challenge Walk Sept. 6 Moberly Challenge Walk at the Pavilion (6:45 a.m. check in, start 7 a.m.) Les Gilliam Cowboy Concert “Pickin’for the Cure” at the Lodge (7:30 p.m.) Sept. 12, 13 Lake Kiowa HeeHaw Rallydrama at the Lodge (7 p.m.) Sept. 19-21 Hand out shirts Sept. 30 Kick-Off Dinner Marlene Kelly, winner of the golf cart seat cover at the 4th of July Oct. 1 Rally for the Cure® Celebration.

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Chef Michael provided a delectable array of choices while a majestic eagle greeted diners.

Sue Eagle and Nancy Spencer John Perpich at the piano provided enjoyed their brunch and a graceful tone to the Champagne entertainment. Brunch.

Mickey Genzel served the Roast Top Round of Beef.

Chef Michael’s new menu offerings are detailed on page 30.

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Call Dan (940) 736-3137 • Broker Agent 18 CommuniQue August 2008 August 2008 CommuniQue 19 lodge activities JUNE 2008 HOLD’EM POKER On Wednesday nights we have one the events are completed except for the session that starts at 7 p.m. (please sign main event, which is down to two tables. up prior to 6:55 for 7 p.m. sessions). Some of the notable names on the leader On most Friday nights there are two board are: Eric Lindgren is leading with sessions, one at 7 p.m. and one right 245 points while cashing out in fi ve after completion of the fi rst session of the events; Barry Greenstein 235 (typically at 9:20 p.m.). The last Friday points; Jacobo Fernandez 232 points of the month is our end-of-the-month (no bracelet this year); John Phan 220 tournament, one session starting at points; David Benyamine 220 points; 7 p.m., with prizes generously donated J. C. Tran 210 points; Farazad Rouhani by the Lodge (Thank you, Brett and 195 points; Daniel Negreanu 190 points; staff). The end-of-the-month tournament Chris Ferguson 165 points (no bracelet will have a maximum of 72 players. The this year); David Singer 165 points; and top 48 point fi nishers are automatically Vanessa Selbst 162 points to round out entered, and any players with points for the top 12. Other event winners include Winners for the Month: (Seated, L-R): Larry Wade, B.W. Berthelot, Leanne the month will fi ll out the fi eld; if you Mike Matasow, Scotty Nguyen (winner Eastep and Dennis Horvath. (Standing, L-R): Steve Jackson, Randy Howell, have not played that month, you can of the $50,000 HORSE event with Kin Howell and Marvin Crew. play, but will not be eligible for prizes. the strongest fi eld and probably the The results for the June poker nights: best all-around poker players), Mike 6/4/08 - Randy Howell; 6/6/08 - no Banducci and Lane Flack. With a total poker (Kiowa Kapers); 6/11/08 – B. W. of over $180 million up for grabs, it’s no Berthelot; 6/13/08, 1st Session - Steve wonder that there were 58,718 entries in Jackson; 2nd Session - Marvin Crew; 55 events. 6/18/08 - Larry Reed; 6/20/08, 1st There were 6844 entries for the Main Session - Dave Berry; 2nd Session Event alone. Tiffany Michelle fi nished - Dennis Horvath; 6/25/08 - Leanne up in 17th place for the high fi nish for Eastep; 6/27/08, EOM Tournament: 1st the women in the Main Event. At the - Kim Howell, 2nd - George Chapman, moment of this writing it is down to 15 3rd - Jim Mead; June Points Leader - players. I wish the best of luck to them Leanne Eastep; 2nd - Dave Berry; 3rd - all. I’m looking forward to seeing the Steve Jackson; 4th - Randy Howell; 5th fi nal table on TV. - B.W. Berthelot; 6th - Marvin Crew; 7th Come to the Lodge on Wednesdays Monthly Tournament Top 3: (L-R): Jim Mead, Kim Howell and George - Dennis Horvath; 8th - Kim Howell and Fridays where we all enjoy the Chapman. We had two sessions of Poker for food, poker, fellowship and fun. the 4th of July celebration. The POA Ed Bryant donated a weather radio/alarm clock as a prize for each session. On the 4th of July Bill Jacobsen outlasted B. R. Clements for the prize, and July 5 Tom Blackwell managed to win the last hand from Allene Johnson. It’s that time of year. The World Series of Poker is taking place as we speak. Here is an update on the activities so July 4th winners: (L-R): B. R. July 5th winners: (L-R): Allene far. There are 55 events this year. All of Clements and Bill Jacobsen. Johnson and Tom Blackwell.

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With the usual preliminaries done, membership chair Margie Nash welcomed three new members to WGA: Chris Bost, Lynette Schindler and Catherine Wilson. This brings the total membership to 245. According to Audrene’s report the weekend playday with the ladies of the Saturday WGA was a glowing success. Plans are to add additional playdays and to structure them into next year’s calendar. RosaLeigh Wood made a motion (L-R): Margie Nash, LaVonne Jucha (not pictured), (L-R): Nancy Bryan, Paulette Andrews, Margaret Dressel to find a way to send ballots to every Joan Page and Bobbie Caldwell. and Betty Johnson. member due to the problem of trying to have a critical vote when members are The WGA was also responsible for 58.1; 2nd Gross: Mabel Samples, Linda not in attendance. However, the motion sponsoring the “Patriotic Putt-Putt” Stroup, Dolly Marek and Catherine was tabled due to the need for additional game on the July 4 consisting of three Wilson - 73; 2nd Net: Geneva Maddox, information. putting holes at a cost of one ticket per Carrol Haywood, Maxine Lane and Following the success of the Kiowa round; each entrant will receive a prize. Nora Parsons - 62.5; 3rd Gross: Ruth Kapers, Gwen Mullins thanked her In her golf tournament report, Mary Robinson, Kally Kitchings, Inez committee of Sandra Essex, Judy Pliler said that the Red River Valley Freeman and Judy Hughes - 74; 3rd Net: Hughes, Linda Stroup and Kathy Reed Women’s Golf Tournament was very Madonna Baker, Toni Andrews, Marcy assisted by Joan Page for their excellent successful. She thanked everyone for Titus and Regina Carnley - 63.4. job with the concession stands and their help. The next tournament will Ruth ended up with 12 balls not games. And a big thank you as well goes be Thursday, July 17 at Legacy Ridge claimed and no idea who did or did not to the ladies who supplied sandwiches Country Club. Margie Nash reported get their scramble balls. If not claimed, and worked the stands. that the next one would be the Texoma the balls will be returned to available The 4th of July celebration as Women’s Golf Association on Tuesday, golf balls. If you have someone new on announced by Regina Carnley of the July 29 at Pecan Hollow. your team, be sure to let her know how ® Rally for the Cure board would have Golf Chair Ruth Robinson announced to claim her win. Ruth Robinson, first gross winner a booth for WGA members at which scramble results. Big congrats go to Well, that’s it for July. And while it’s for the Texoma Tanglewood and Red they could pick up their entry forms for Kay Creech, who broke 100. 1st Gross: been a little bit warm, play has been fun. River at Kiowa tournaments. the golf tournament. Also orders will be Margie Nash, LaVonne Jucha, Joan Page Our next playday is Aug. 6, so bring taken for yard art made by Al Arronte and Bobbie Caldwell - 7l money pot; 1st your water and let’s hit the course. See and tickets for the raffle of a golf cart Net: Nancy Bryan, Paulette Andrews, you all there. seat cover will be sold. Margaret Dressel and Betty Johnson - Genevieve Avinger

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(3 Blocks South of NCTC) Open Daily 9:30 am - 10 pm 26 CommuniQue August 2008 August 2008 CommuniQue 27 MGA golf NEWS MGA July 12 Playday our concerns for the greens The format for the July 12 playday We have several greens on the back nine that are not in their best condition. We was a Hot-Seat Irish Scramble. The have done a lot of things agronomically to try to repair them. We fertilize them longest/best drive was picked and the every Monday and try to baby them back to a healthy status. We have sprayed them driver played his own ball for a “best with an algaecide and continue to apply fungicides. We used a spiker to open the net” while the rest of the team played greens up to allow air to get down in the soil profile. The fans are on and running a scramble. Both scores counted. Each on #11; they maybe noisy, but please do not unplug them. We are still getting leaf team member had to be in the hot seat at blades when we mow; therefore, we know the greens are still growing. least three times. This is what we are doing now. We have taken water and soil samples and After the scramble, hot dogs and beer sent them to Midwest Labs, the facility that we have always used. We have also were enjoyed at the Pavilion. Special hired David Gregg from Corpus Christi, the owner of Turf & Soil Tech. We have thanks go to Ronnie Young and the taken additional soil and water samples and sent them to Brookside Labs. David, Kiowa Homeowners Water Supply who started the company in 1987, graduated from Texas A&M University and associated himself with Brookside Labs in Ohio. Brookside Labs have been around Corporation Board of Directors for since 1951 and are a pioneer in the field of soil, water and plant analysis technology. providing the hot dogs. This organization employs interpretations derived from proven European balance Our first hole-in-one winner of theories that have been refined and complimented by renowned soil chemists, the year, Charlie Robinson, received agronomists, and common-sense practitioners, including William Albrecht, Ph.D., his plaque at this month’s meeting. Soil Chemist—Agronomist. David Gregg has an associate working with him who Congratulations, Charlie! Hole-in-One: Charlie Robinson is on retainer with the Augusta National Golf Course. Izak Botha David Long

1st Place: (L-R): Jack Thies, Keith Cole, Bob Shugart, and Joe Brockette. 3rd Place: (L-R): R. J. Stroup, Larry Reese, Bob Bingham, and Izak Botha.

2nd Place: (L-R): Jack Wellman, Joe Mullins, Rookie Romines, and Tom 4th Place: (L-R): Dwayne Hopson, Tom Nardecchia, Jim Williams, and Al Blackwell. Arronte (not pictured). Ronnie Skaggs HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Professional Home Repairs Sales & Service System Checkup & Coil Cleaning & Remodeling by Danny Shaver All Makes & Models Discount for all Kiowans 12/12

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MGA Projects volunteers worked with the course maintenance crew on the sand traps. Community Manager, Randy Schmaltz, even grabbed a shovel and helped.

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years old: 1st Butch May – 2.0 pounds; 2nd Preston Portesi – 1.4 pounds; 3rd Alex Byrem – 1.4 pounds; 12 and over: 1st Lindsey Uselton – 1.4 pounds. At the Bass Tournament on June 28, Mike Merolla and Ben Fisk tied for fi rst On June 21 we held the second with 13.0 pounds and Mike Bitsche Kids Fish Tournament of the year at came in third with 8.4 pounds. Mike Little Fox Pond. It was great to see Merolla won big bass with 4.6 pounds. everyone out there. Thank you to those We always meet the third Thursday of who participated and to those who each month at 7 p.m. in the Southwest volunteered their time to cook hot dogs Room at the Lodge. and help the kids weigh the fi sh. Here Mark your calendars for the following are the winners: events: First Hour, 6 years and under: 1st Aug. 15, 7 p.m. - Full Moon Ashlyn Baker - 1.8 pounds; 2nd Blake Tournament (Anything Goes) at the Lattin - 1.2 pounds; 3rd Finlay Donovan Pavilion - 1.2 pounds; 7-11 years old: 1st Leah Aug. 16, Noon - Full Moon Weigh-In Barletta - 4.4 pounds; 2nd Josh Baker and Picnic at the Pavilion – 4.2 pounds; 3rd Jack Demaske Aug. 21, 7 p.m. - Club meeting and – 1.8 pounds; 12 and over: 1st Matthew fi shing program at the Lodge Mannering – 1.0 pounds. Aug. 23, Bass Tournament at the Second Hour, 6 years and under: 1st Pavilion – Times to be announced. Lance Demaske – 0.4 pounds; 7-11 Kara McDonald

RULES FOR LAKE BLACK BASS RECORD PROGRAM Lake Kiowa Fishing Limits 1. Black Bass must be caught from Lake Kiowa Bob Lusk, Fisheries Biologist and Lake Management Consultant, made the 2. Black Bass must be caught on artifi cial bait following fi shing limit recommendations. These recommendations have been 3. Black Bass must be weighed on offi cial LKACC scales given careful consideration to keep a thriving ecological habitat for Lake Kiowa. 4. Black Bass must be measured by hard measuring rule 5. Black Bass must be photographed The Angler and Conservation Club has fully endorsed the following fi shing 6. Black Bass must be witnessed by at least one of the established members listed with guidelines for Lake Kiowa: security Rainbow Trout: 5 Per Day, Per Person 7. Black Bass must be witnessed, released alive in Lake Kiowa or transferred to the Black Bass: Keep Black Bass between 10-15 inches; 5 Per Day, Per Person. ShareLunker Program Release all other Black Bass under 10 inches and over 15 inches. 8. Black Bass records shall be effective from October 1 through September 30 9. Each Black Bass record caught within each time frame will be given a $100 prize from Crappie: Keep over 10 inches; 10 Per Day, Per Person. the LKACC Release all under 10 inches. 10. One Black Bass replica shall be awarded for that year’s largest record Black Bass White Bass: Otherwise known as Sand Bass. No Limit. Remove all you can. 11. Each replica shall hang on the wall in the 19th-Hole at the Lodge until a new record is Perch: No Limit. established, at which time the defeated replica shall be returned to the owner Channel Catfi sh: Keep fi sh over 14 inches; No Limit. 12. If the record is not broken each year the latest record shall remain in place until Release all under 14 inches. defeated 13. Each year that a new record is not established, the $100 prize shall roll over to the next Drum: No Limit. Remove any caught from lake. year. (Example - no new record for 5 years, prize pot would be $500) The cumulative pot Carp: No Limit. Remove any caught from lake. shall not exceed $1,000 at any time TROT AND JUG LINES ARE NOT PERMITTED 14. If the record is broken at any time, the next prize awarded will return to $100 Dock owners are encouraged to provide cover for the fi sh under your docks. Make sure the trees are securely anchored not to interfere with boat traffi c. Feed the fi sh! Dry dog food or pellets especially made for the fi sh are readily available “First Class Travelers Club” at feed stores. For questions, feel free to contact Mike Bitsche for specifi cs.

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The church of Helping Hands Ministry Or Email Gail at [email protected] Member FDIC 30 CommuniQue August 2008 Introducing New Menus Lake Kiowa Lodge August 2008 CommuniQue 31 Dinner Menu STARTERS CHEF MICHAEL’S SIGNATURE SELECTIONS Bar Menu Tomato and Baby Mozzarella Bruschetta All of Chef Michael’s signature selections are served (4 PM UNTIL CLOSE) Roma Tomatoes and Basil Chiffonade Relish with Fresh with your choice of dinner salad, Caesar salad, or soup Lake Kiowa Nachos Baby Mozzarella Served on Garlic Crostini de jour. Tri-Colored Tortilla Chips Topped Smoked Trout Mousse With Melted Cheddar Cheese, From the Best Fishing Lodge On The Gunnison River In Roasted Pork Shank Petite Roasted Pork Shank Topped with Port Demi- Fire-Roasted Peppers and Colorado. Delicately Smoked Rainbow Trout Blended With Glace and Roasted Black Walnuts Served with Red Skin Onions and Jalapenos (Chicken Shallots, Fresh Thyme and Light Seasonings To Create Garlic Mashed Potatoes and the Vegetable of the Day or Beef, or Both) This Delectable Opening Course. Served With Chef Lake Kiowa Sampler Michael’s Selection Of Gourmet Crackers Chef Michael’s Beer Can Chicken One-Half Beer Can Roasted Chicken Served with Fresh Fried Mac And Cheese, Gourmet Cheese and Crackers Green Beans and Red Skin Garlic Mashed Potatoes Southwest Egg Rolls, Poppers, Arguably the Finest Cheeses Available. Served with and Rosemary Cream Sauce Served on the Side Mozzarella Cheese Sticks, Crisp Apple Wedges, Candied Black Walnuts And Chef and Tri-Colored Tortilla Chips Michael’s Selection of Gourmet Crackers Carolina Baby Back Ribs Our Mesquite-Smoked Baby Back Ribs Served In a Accompanied By Fire-Roasted Black’nd Ahi Tuna Half-Rack Portion Basted with Chef Michael’s Carolina Salsa, Queso Fresco, Marinara Succulent Ahi Tuna Crusted And Quick Seared With Mustard Barbeque Sauce and Served with Baked and Ranch Dressing Black’nd Seasoning and Quickly Chilled. We Then Slice It Spiced Apples and Dill Potato Salad (Honey Barbecue Lobster Ravioli Thinly and Place It With Confetti Roma Tomato and Fresh Sauce is Available upon Request) Lobster and Ricotta Cheese in Jicama, Then Drizzle It With Pineapple Ginger Reduction Fresh Pasta Deep Fried Served For A Pacific Rim Experience Pasta El Fresco Chef Michael’s nightly pasta selection with Warm Marinara Tiger Shrimp Cocktail Lodge Wings Chilled Jumbo Shrimp served with Traditional and Mango The Chophouse Eight Wings Roasted to Juicy Cocktail Sauces All chophouse selections are served with your choice Perfection Then Tossed In Your SALADS of dinner salad, Caesar salad or soup de jour as well as Choice Of Sauce (Buffalo Hot, The “Lodge” Dinner Salad your choice of starch and our daily vegetable. Carolina Mustard BBQ, Honey Mixed Greens Featuring Romaine, Baby Spinach, Iceberg, (Ask your server for this evening’s accompaniments) BBQ, or Cajun) and Served With and Baby Field Greens Accompanied by Confetti Tomato, Five- or Eight-Ounce Filet of Pismo Tenderloin Carrots and Celery and Bleu Cucumber, Shredded Carrot, and Croutons The Rib Eye (Eight- or Twelve-Ounce) Cheese or Ranch Dressing The “Lodge” Caesar Salad The New York Strip (Ten-Ounce) Chicken Fried Steak Fresh Romaine Lettuce tossed with our Caesar Dressing The Porter House (Sixteen-Ounce) Served with Country Gravy, and our Homemade Croutons and Topped with Fresh Lamb Chops Vegetable of the Day, and Garlic Parmesan at your table (Extra Anchovies If Desired) Smoked Boneless Pork Chops Mashed Potatoes The Spinach Salad Seafood Selections Catfish Po’boy Fresh Baby Spinach topped with Dried Cranberries, In order to bring our guests the best and widest Served with Your Choice of Roasted Pecans, and Mandarin Oranges Served with variety, Chef Michael will have a weekly selection of the Side Item Citrus Basil Vinaigrette finest seafood available. The Lodge Burger The Dinner Wedge Desserts Created in Our Kitchen Served with Your Choice of Crisp Baby Iceberg Lettuce topped with our Bleu Cheese (Ask your server for the evening’s selections) Cheese and Side Item Dressing, Julienne Bacon, Stella Bleu Cheese Crumbles and Confetti Roma Tomatoes Lunch Menu SANDWICH BOARD 19TH HOLE SNACKS All come with your choice of fresh-cut French fries, hand-cut sweet potato fries, Lodge Wings onion rings, red dill potato salad, cottage cheese, or seasonal fruit. All sandwich Eight Wings Roasted To Juicy Perfection Then Tossed In Your Choice Of board selections are available in a Chipotle tortilla wrap Sauce (Buffalo Hot, Carolina Mustard BBQ, Honey BBQ, or Cajun) with The “Club” Carrots And Celery, Blue Cheese or Ranch Dressing Choice of Bread Grilled or Toasted, with Pit Ham, Smoked Turkey, Wood- Double-Dipped Chicken Tenders Smoked Bacon, American and Swiss Cheeses, Leaf lettuce, and Roma Tomato Hand-Dipped Premium Chicken Breast Tenders Fried To Perfection Tossed or The Cappicolla Club Served With Your Favorite Sauce or Dressing Seared Cappicolla Ham topped with Provolone Cheese, Roma Tomatoes, and Chips & Salsa Basil Dijon Mustard resting on Field Greens and Grilled Focaccia Tri-Colored Chips with Fire-Roasted Salsa Catfish Po’Boy Tri-Colored Chips With Queso Fresco Corn Meal-Breaded Catfish served on a Toasted Baguette with Crisp Leaf Chef Michael’s Creation Of White Cheeses, Fresh Red And Green Peppers, Lettuce, Roma Tomato, and a Zesty Remoulade Roasted Jalapenos And Cilantro Served With Our New Tri-Colored Chips Philly Cheese Steak Lobster Ravioli Rare Rib Eye Seared with Roasted Red and Green Peppers and Caramelized Lobster And Ricotta Cheese In Fresh Pasta Then Deep Fried And Served With Onions Blanketed with Melted Provolone served on a Grilled Baguette Our Rich Marinara Beefeater Dip Lake Kiowa Sampler Chef Michael’s Version of the French Dip: Shaved Rare Prime Rib Dipped in Fried Mac And Cheese, Southwest Egg Rolls, Poppers, Mozzarella Cheese Rosemary Au Jus and Placed with Herbed Cream Cheese on a Grilled Baguette Sticks, And Tri-Color Tortilla Chips Accompanied By Marinara, Ranch, Our Tuscan Chicken Sandwich Fire-Roasted Salsa, and Queso Fresco Grilled Scaloppini of Chicken Breast topped with Fresh Roma Tomato, Fresh The Lodge Sampler Baby Mozzarella And Fresh Basil on Grilled Focaccia with Herb Mayo and Same As The Lake Kiowa Sampler With The Addition Of Four Fire-Roasted Crisp Leaf Lettuce Wings And Bleu Cheese Dressing Southwest Chicken Sandwich Lake Kiowa Nachos Grilled Chicken Breast topped with Roasted Red and Green Peppers, Tri-Colored Tortilla Chips Topped With Melted Cheddar Cheese, Fire Roasted Caramelized Onions, and Melted Pepper Jack on Toasted Artisan Milano Peppers And Onions, Jalapenos (Choice Of Chicken, Beef, or Both) Bread with Roasted Jalapeno Aioli and Crisp Leaf Lettuce Quesadilla Black’nd Catfish Sandwich Choice of Fire-Grilled Chicken or Charbroiled Beef, and Pico de Gallo Louisiana Channel Catfish dredged in Black’nd Seasoning Then Seared to Accompanied by Salsa, Sour Cream, Guacamole, and Queso Fresco Perfection Served on a Grilled Baguette with Cajun Tarter Sauce, Leaf Lettuce, Fried Mozzarella and Roma Tomato Served with our Classic Marinara The Pastrami Ruben Sandwich Soup of the Day Wafer-Thin Pastrami and Fresh Sauerkraut Seared Then Piled on Grilled Marble Rye with Melted Baby Swiss and 1000 Island Dressing CLUBHOUSE SALADS Kiowa Tenderloin and Iceberg Wedge The Corned Beef Ruben Sandwich Tender Center-Cut Fillet Medallions Seared To Perfection With A Classic Baby Wafer-Thin Corned Beef and Fresh Sauerkraut, Seared Then Piled on Grilled Iceberg Wedge, Topped With Bleu Cheese Dressing, Crispy Bacon, and Zesty Marble Rye with Melted Baby Swiss and 1000 Island Dressing Red Onions The “Birdie” Blacken’d Catfish Salad Smoked Turkey, Fresh Avocado, Swiss Cheese and Fresh Herbed Mayo on Our Mixed Green Salad with Roma Tomato, Shredded Carrots, and Gorgonzola Grilled Focaccia Cheese Topped with a Blacken’d Catfish Fillet (Chicken Available Upon The Deli Request) Served With Lettuce and Tomato With Your Choice of Deli Carved Meat (Roast The Lodge Tri-Salad Beef, Pit Ham, Smoked Turkey, Pastrami, or Corned Beef), Your Choice of Mixed Greens With Chicken Salad, Poached Salmon Salad, and Fresh Cheeses (American, Cheddar, Swiss, Provolone, or Pepper Jack) and Your Seasonal Fruit With Choice of Dressing Choice of Bread (Artisan Milano White, Marble Rye, Sourdough, or Wheat Salad de Constantine (The Chef’s Salad) Berry) Cappicolla and Pit Ham, Roasted Chicken Breast, Shaved Smoked Turkey, BURGERS Avocado, Roma Tomato, Boiled Egg and Gorgonzola Cheese All of our certified premium Black Angus hamburgers are offered with a choice Little Bit Of Salad of French fries, hand-cut sweet potato fries, onion rings, dill potato salad or Mixed Greens, Roma Tomato, Cucumber, Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese fresh seasonal fruit. All burger selections are also available as a grilled chicken With Choice Of Dressing or vegetarian burger. Add on’s: bacon, burgundy mushrooms, avocado, and tobacco onions Desserts “Lodge” Burger Ask Your Server about the day’s Selections 1/3-Pound Premium Black Angus Burger Grilled to Perfection and Topped with Your Choice of Cheese, Leaf Lettuce, Hand-Cut Beefsteak Tomato and Red Onion Served on a Grilled Hamburger Bun KIDS’ MENU The “Black’n Bleu” Burger 1/3-Pound Premium Black Angus Burger Dusted with Black’nd Seasoning and Corn Dog With Fries Seared to Perfection Topped with Melted Bleu Cheese and Tobacco Onions Kid Hamburger With Fries with Fresh Leaf Lettuce, and Hand-Cut Beefsteak Tomato Kid Cheeseburger With Fries The “Bubba” Burger Macaroni & Cheese Everybody has a “Bubba’ story. This one has two 1/3-Pound Premium Black Angus Burger Patties Grilled Any Way You Want Them Topped with Our Honey (Add Ground Beef or Diced Ham) BBQ, Melted Cheddar, and SIX (6) Strips of Bacon on a Grilled Hamburger Bun Kid Chicken Fingers (2) With Fries The “Half a Bubba“ Burger Grilled Cheese With Fries Kinda speaks for itself. 30 CommuniQue August 2008 LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION August 2008 CommuniQue 31 SECURITY REPORT June 12—July 15, 2008 Vandals Commit Hate Crime An intense lake safety publicity at all times. Proof of rabies vaccination campaign incorporating mail-outs, is a requirement and the actions of handouts and CommuniQué articles to animals belonging to guests are the go along with an increase in fines for responsibility of the member issuing the certain boating rules violations served pass. Animal Control Officers completed to raise awareness during the busy 4th of bite investigation reports on the above- July weekend. Lake Patrol administered mentioned incidents while also pursuing a third less boating stops than on 22 stray dogs, 3 barking dogs, 1 cat and Memorial Day weekend by comparison. 6 varmints. Two dogs were transported A big thank you to all staff, volunteers to Noah’s Ark Shelter in Gainesville. In and concerned members for their efforts other activity, Security Patrol performed censored to prove that lake fun can be safe 14 traffic stops, 2 welfare checks and 4 fun. Security gate personnel admitted motorists assists. massive but controllable numbers of Two automobile accidents were guests throughout the holiday weekend. investigated, as were 2 suspicious Few problems were noted at the beaches vehicles, a suspicious person and and public gatherings but a determined 11 illegal fireworks complaints. censored cadre of individuals with a criminal bent Departmental logs also indicate response worked overtime at night to vandalize to two business alarms, two missing golf course greens, residences, person reports, and two disturbing the perimeter gates and American flags peace complaints, a 9-1-1 hang-up and set out for the 4th of July celebration. a report of someone digging on the The graffiti vandals painted on the Townsley home was so onerous, so The Security Department and, in one golf course. Three illegal signs were offensive, that it cannot be shown completely. This photo has been altered case, the Sheriff’s Office are pursuing removed, two residences with unlocked for that reason. However, it is important that you have at least a sense of the all leads. Some citations for Damage doors were secured, a trespasser was extent of this hideous action without having to actually read the words and to Property have already been issued confronted and a gate runner was see the drawings. The authorities have designated this action as a hate crime, and more may be as evidence is apprehended. Security officers found which makes the consequences for the perpetrators much more severe than uncovered and witnesses come forward. one party violating curfew at a beach those for simply defacing a building. In addition, a reward of $1,000 is offered It should be noted that there is no time and escorted two underage golf cart for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those individuals limit for investigating cases involving operators to their residences. Kiowa responsible. vandalism. residents turned in five theft reports. A similar act of vandalism took place several days later in Valley View. A variety of calls was handled by Security personnel assisted Cooke Security during this reporting period. County deputies responding to a Dog bite incidents are fairly rare at domestic disturbance. Thirty-two SECURITY Lake Kiowa but three cases were LKVFD emergency page-outs were reported in June. All animals involved monitored and 4 ambulances were Lost and Found Report were effectively quarantined and there escorted to residences within Lake July 22, 2008 were no complications with any of the Kiowa. White Windsurf Board victims. The membership is reminded Gary Davidson Zebco Rod and Reel that dogs are to be on a leash or confined Chief of Security Overhead Door Garage Door Opener Blue/Silver/Gray Adult Stearns V-Flex Life Jacket Silver/Red/Black Childs Ocean Pacific Life Jacket LKPOA PERMITS Thank You - 2008 Sticker Black Adult Skiwarm Life Jacket JUNE 18–JULY 22 Parties Workers Black Wallet (Brandon Burgess) Additions ...... 1 Awning...... 0 Brown Wallet (Chris Honeycutt) The Sticker Parties for 2008 are Boat Dock...... 0 Blue/White/Gray O’Brien Water Ski now history. Security personnel and a Carport...... 0 Brown Sunglasses contingent of able volunteers applied Common Access ...... 0 Master Pro Series Padlock 1,000+ stickers on the three consecutive Culvert ...... 0 Sergio Tacchini Sunglasses Saturdays beginning July 19. Waiting Deck...... 0 White Roadrunner Boat Trailer Demolition...... 0 was kept to a minimum as Sticker Party Detached Building ...... 3 staff scraped and stickered, running Gray Sportsman Jet Ski Trailer Driveway...... 4 two vehicles through at a time. The Blue/Yellow Youth Scooby-Doo Life Jacket Extended Culvert ...... 1 following individuals graciously gave American Flag Pennant on Swivel Fence...... 2 up their Saturday mornings to provide a Gary Davidson Gutter...... 0 service to their Lake Kiowa neighbors: Chief of Security Hot Tub ...... 0 Ed Graham, Duane Johnson, Carol Landscaping...... 0 Beck, Eddie Woodruff, Al Arronte and L/P Gas ...... 0 Candace and Zach Hughes (Special New Home...... 0 Assistants to Captain Hughes). SAFE BOATING CLASS AND TPWL LICENSE TEST Patio ...... 1 The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, Flotilla 10-2 West Texoma is presenting Renovation...... 0 Members who did not avail themselves of the opportunity to have their vehicles a safe boating class Aug. 16 starting at 9 a.m. at the Roofing ...... 2 First Presbyterian Church, 401 S. Denton Street in stickered at these Sticker Parties Seawall...... 0 Gainesville. The cost is $28, which includes the $10 may obtain the new 08 sticker at the Septic ...... 1 fee for the TPWL license. Sidewalk ...... 0 Guardhouse. The specific auto needing The course includes Know Your Boat, Before Siding Changes...... 0 the updated sticker must be driven to You Get Underway, Legal Requirements, Boating Slabs...... 0 Security and the new membership card Emergencies and Water Sports. Those who pass the TPWL test will receive Sprinkler System...... 4 and liability insurance card presented. an immediate temporary license. Swimming Pools...... 1 Gary Davidson Contact me at (940) 668-0738 for information and registration. Window Changes...... 0 Chief of Security Ned Newman Retaining Wall ...... 0

BE SAFE - BE AWARE When walking or riding bicycles on the streets of Lake Kiowa, please remember these guidelines: Walk on the left side of the road FACING traffic Bicycles should travel in the same direction WITH traffic. 32 CommuniQue August 2008 LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION August 2008 CommuniQue 33

LKPOA 2008-2009 BOARD OF DIRECTORS LKPOA COMMITTEES FOR 2008-2009 Peggy Padgham, President E-mail: [email protected] ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL* LAKE & PARKS COMMITTEE 107 Navajo Tr. Home: (940) 665-3165 Requires at least 3 members with 1. Bobby Andrews (Chair)(940) 612-2323 Term Expires 2009 Cell: (940) 727-1246 Board Member serving as Chairman 2. Robert Adsit . . . . . (940) 612-2486 1. Lee Skinner (Chair) . (940) 612-0370 3. Bob Bingham . . . . (940) 665-8003 Linda Moore, Vice President E-mail: [email protected] 2. Joe Brockette. . . . . (940) 668-6833 4. Bill Branham. . . . . (940) 668-6291 707 Kiowa Dr. W. Home: (940) 612-2728 3. Jerry Haubrich . . . (940) 668-6966 5. RosaLeigh Wood. . (940) 665-7275 Term Expires 2010 Cell: (214) 415-3594 (Vice-Chair) 6. Tom Thompson . . . (940) 665-6651 4. Vic Vickery...... (940) 612-3422 7. Roy Rehm ...... (940) 668-6884 Lee Skinner, Treasurer E-mail: [email protected] 5. John Wolek...... (940) 668-1832 8. Jerry Slater ...... (940) 612-1273 737 Kiowa Dr. W. Home: (940) 612-0370 6. Bill White ...... (940) 665-7312 9. George Davis. . . . . (940) 668-1322 Term Expires 2009 Cell: (940) 727-8424 7. Mary Wood . . . . . (940) 668-6997 10. Nathan Outlaw . . (940) 668-1895 8. Mike Rickwa . . . . (940) 665-1055 LODGE & TAVERN COMMITTEE* John Wolek, Secretary E-mail: [email protected] (ex officio) 705 Kiowa Dr. W. Home: (940) 668-1832 Requires at least 3 members with Term Expires 2011 CELEBRATION COMMITTEE Board Member as chair 1. Bill Dalton ...... (940) 668-8318 1. Linda Moore (Chair) . . (940) 612-2728 Wayne Shearer, Asst. Treasurer E-mail: [email protected] (Chair) 2. Bill Dalton ...... (940) 668-8318 1125 Kiowa Dr. W. Home: (940) 668-7712 2. Lloyd Butts...... (940) 665-6715 3. Sarah Franklin . . . (940) 668-7922 Term Expires 2010 Cell: (972) 523-9511 (Co-Chair Entertainment) 4. Gwen Mullins. . . . (940) 612-4826 3. Lee Skinner . . . . . (940) 612-0370 5. Janet Perpich . . . . (940) 665-9642 Jerry Slater, Asst. Secretary E-mail: [email protected] (Consultant) LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE* 1022 Kiowa Dr. E. Home: (940) 612-1273 4. Bob Bingham . . . . (940) 665-8003 Term Expires 2011 Cell: (214) 364-8824 Requires at least 7 members with (Consultant) staggered terms, with Board member 5. Jerry Slater . . . . . (940) 612-1273 Justin McMurry E-mail: [email protected] as Chair (Co-Chair) 1. Justin McMurry . . (940) 665-8628 1336 Kiowa Dr. E. Home: (940) 665-8628 6. Randy Schmaltz . . (940) 668-4008 Term Expires 2011 Cell: (817) 980-7378 (Chair) Community Manager 2. Mahaley Davis . . . (940) 665-5353 7. Jan Thies ...... Kiowans Bill Dalton E-mail: [email protected] 1 year term 113 Bowie Dr. Home: (940) 668-8318 8. Jerry Parr ...... Kiowans 3. Beverly Berryman . . . (940) 665-1496 Term Expires 2009 Cell: (940) 634-7230 9. Nels & Phyllis Thomsen . Logo Sales 2 year term 10. Ronny Young. . . Water Company 4. LaVerta Burhans . . (940) 612-2057 Lloyd Butts E-mail: [email protected] 11. Fred Anderson. . . . Arts & Crafts 2 year term 204 Kiowa Drive West Home: (940) 665-6715 12. R. J. Stroup ...... MGA 5. Julia Mayo ...... (940) 668-0710 Term Expires 2009 13. LaVonne Jucha . . Computer Club 2 year term 14. Elaine Blackwell . . Rally Committee 6. Nona Tipps...... (940) 284-9444 Randy Schmaltz, Comm. Manager E-mail: [email protected] 15. Audrene Robison...... WGA 3 year term 1227 Kiowa Dr. W. Home: (940) 668-4008 16. Ted Grant...... Anglers Club 7. Tom Thompson . . (940) 665-6651 Cell: (940) 634-9995 17. Joe Rider ...... Fire Department 3 year term 18. Kathy Milburn. Kiowa Woman’s Club 19. Brett Wilson . . . Lodge & Tavern NOMINATING COMMITTEE* 20. Don Hoover...... P.O.A. Requires at least 5 members, one may 21. Jan Dalton ...... Entertainment be a Board Member but they cannot Lake Kiowa CommuniQue serve on the Election Committee COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE 1. Dave Spangler . . . (940) 665-7392 Published monthly by the Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association 1. Sharon Wolek (Chair)(940) 668-1832 (Chair) 107 Kiowa Drive South - Lake Kiowa, TX 76240 2. Bill Burhans . . . . . (940) 736-6249 2. Dean Dorsch. . . . . (940) 668-1643 CommuniQue Office - 107 Kiowa Drive South - Phone/FAX: (940) 665-4275 3. Carole Clausing . . (940) 665-2285 3. Bob Hughes . . . . . (940) 668-2578 STAFF 4. Justin McMurry . . (940) 665-8628 4. Julia Mayo ...... (940) 668-0710 Editor: Bill Burhans 5. Jerry Parr ...... (940) 668-8011 5. Katherine Thacker. (940) 612-0685 Publishing: Carole Clausing and Linda Teagarden 6. Linda Teagarden. . (940) 668-4037 Advertising: Margie Endres ELECTION COMMITTEE * RULES ENFORCEMENT Graphic Artist: Ila Cousino Requires at least 5 committee COMMITTEE* Memorials: Molly Worthen members, one may be a Board Requires at least 5 members; Board Member; no committee member may members cannot serve SUBMISSION DEADLINE serve on the Nominating Committee 1. Don Thacker (Chair) . . . (940) 612-0685 Advertising Copy - Due 15th of Preceding Month 1. Jaqui Osborn-Stewart . (940) 612-3691 2. Barbara Cole . . . . (940) 612-2355 Mail, fax or drop off to the LKPOA office, Lodge office or (Chair) 3. Carol Hutchinson . (940) 665-9275 e-mail to [email protected] 2. Mahaley Davis . . . (940) 665-5353 4. LaVonne Jucha. . . (940) 665-2708 (Election Judge) 5. Christy McKenzie . (940) 668-1030 3. Smokey Mountcastle. . (940) 612-2811 6. Nathan Outlaw. . . . (940) 668-1895 Editorial Copy - Due 15th of Preceding Month 4. Joanne Dorsch . . . (940) 668-1643 7. Steve Wood . . . . . (940) 668-6997 Mail, fax or drop off to LKPOA office, Lodge Office or 5. Sharon James . . . . (940) 668-9022 e-mail to [email protected] or [email protected] WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE 6. Margie Nash. . . . . (940) 668-8871 1. Jess Maxwell . . . . (940) 665-1811 Paid subscriptions to the Lake Kiowa CommuniQue will be mailed First Class 7. Joann Prestage . . . (940) 665-2106 (Chair) upon request - $10 annually plus $1.50 per month for postage. 8. Russell Rollins . . . (940) 668-1732 2. Lloyd Butts...... (940) 665-6715 Contact POA (940) 665-1055. 9. Clara Lemming...... (940) 668-1149 3. Wayne Shearer . . . (940) 668-7712 Paid Advertisers and “Letters To the Editor” do not necessarily FACILITIES COMMITTEE 4. Jan Thies ...... (940) 668-7279 reflect views of the LKPOA and endorsement is not intended. 1. Wayne Shearer (Chair) (940) 668-7712 5. Dave Spangler . . . (940) 665-7392 Committee to be appointed as needed 6. Bill White...... (940) 665-7312 Editorial Policy GOLF COMMITTEE 7. John Wolek...... (940) 668-1832 The policy and purpose of this publication is to inform all residents of events 1. Jim Williams . . . . (940) 668-6128 YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE and activities within our community, to report on actions and decisions made by (Chair) 1. LaVerta Burhans . . (940) 612-2057 our Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association Board of Directors, and to publish 2. Fred Anderson. . . . (940) 668-7600 (Co-Chair) 3. Bob Bergbower . . . (940) 668-7758 2. Carol Hutchinson (940) 665-9275 the results of those decisions. Information is important for everyone to know that Couples Golf (Co-Chair) problems are being worked on and remedies are being sought. 4. Audrene Robison. . (940) 668-2877 3. John Leatherman . (580) 380-1332 The following items will be accepted for publication: Events and information WGA 4. Jo Nardecchia. . . . (940) 727-8568 about Kiowa organizations that are open to all residents; events in our surround- 5. Bill Dalton...... (940) 668-8318 5. Jackie Schmaltz . . (940) 668-4008 ing communities when Kiowa residents may be involved in them; and Items of 6. Craig Lamkin . . . . (903) 429-9994 6. Lisa Sundbye . . . . (940) 612-5512 a personal nature that reflect on the generous character of our residents ora 7. Jim Lewis ...... (949) 665-7785 milestone in their lives. 8. Don Neal ...... (940) 665-2799 A Letter to the Editor should be less than 350 words in length and will be ac- 9. R. J. Stroup-MGA. (940) 612-4611 cepted if it presents a thoughtful and constructive view to an issue that may be 10. RosaLeigh Wood. (940) 665-7275 controversial within our community. It may be reviewed and verified for factual 11. Gwen Mullins . . . (940) 612-4826 accuracy by the appropriate authority. The factual clarification will be published 12. David Long . . . . (773) 736-7787 along with the letter. The letter should be typed or in legible handwriting, signed Course Supt. (ex officio) by a verifiable resident, and will be published unedited with misspellings indicated 13. Brown McCrory . . (940) 668-7394 when necessary. If handwriting cannot be easily read, it cannot be used. The Golf Pro (ex officio) CommuniQue will not be responsible for misreading a handwritten word. A letter may be refused publication if space is limited. If several letters are received expressing the same view, one may be chosen for publication. Letters containing personal attacks, self-promotion, or advertising will not be published. Letters to the Editor do not necessarily reflect the view of this newspaper or its advertisers. 32 CommuniQue August 2008 LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION August 2008 CommuniQue 33

June 12, 2008 the right of use and enjoyment of said 5.05 5.01 Limitation on Number of SUGGESTED BY-LAW CHANGES To: Members of the Lake Kiowa facilities. During the term of the lease Memberships per Lot. From and after EXPLANATION Property Owners Association the owner retains all voting rights. 11 September of 1982, membership 2.04 Clarification only. Does not The enclosed changes to the By- Lessee shall complete and file an shall be limited to one (1) member per Laws have been approved by members Information Form with the Association. lot; provided, however, the number of change the definition or application of A security deposit set by the Board of the LKPOA board. An explanation for memberships available for a lot owned lot in any way. Remove unnecessary of Directors shall accompany the on 11 September of 1982, by more than wording. each proposed change is also enclosed, Information Form. The deposit will be one person shall be two (2), but only so 2.06 If a lot is owned by an entity and we ask that you vote on these refundable within sixty (60) days after long thereafter as said lot is owned by the changes and return your sealed ballot termination of lease subject to offset for persons owning the same on 11 September other than an individual, this identifies in the proper envelope to the LKPOA any indebtedness to the Association or of 1982, or by transferee of such person in the required action to designate the its wholly owned subsidiaries. A lessee office ballot box, or return it by mail. the first degree. The Board shall prescribe legal member each year. of a lot in the subdivision shall not such rules and regulations, not inconsistent 2.08 Specifies exactly who Please read each change/explanation become a member of the Association. with the foregoing, as it may deem qualifies as a family and provides carefully and return your ballot by The owner of the premises continues appropriate to enforce the provisions of this August 15, 2008. to be a member of the Association, and Section 5.05 5.01 an appeal process for those family If you have questions concerning fully obligated for the assessments as units who believe they meet the these by-law changes, members of the provided for herein. 5.02 Voting Rights of Members. Each requirements, but the facts are open to member of the Association, as defined different interpretations. board will be happy to answer them at 4.05 5.01(c) Termination of Use in 2.06 shall have one vote regardless 4.04 The paragraph does not the 7 p.m. meeting on July 21. Privileges. Membership or lessee Use of the number of lots owned. An owner Thanks for your cooperation. privileges shall automatically terminate and his or her spouse shall be considered belong in this section and should be Peggy Padgham, when the applicable requirements as to one member and shall have one vote. An dealt with in our Association Rules. President LKPOA ownership or tenancy cease. exception is petitioning for Covenant 4.04 Paragraph is renumbered changes, where the owner(s) of each lot and we propose removing unnecessary 4.06 5.03 Membership Cards. The shall have one vote towards ratification and wording. The first sentence conveys the Lake Kiowa Property Board of Directors may shall provide each title holder must sign. (Amended for the issuance of membership cards March 13, necessary information. to members and their legal dependents 2004) 4.05 5.01 (c) Paragraph is Owners Association, Inc. and their family. Membership renumbered, and we propose removing A Texas Nonprofit cards shall be in such form as may ARTICLE VI unnecessary wording. be determined by the Board. The VOTING, MEETINGS OF MEMBERS Corporation name and address of each member 4.06 5.03 Paragraph is AND ELECTION OF DIRECTORS renumbered and the Boards’ Proposed Bylaw Changes and the date of issuance of the card 6.03 Procedures for Electing Directors. shall be entered on the records of the [a] Nominations for the Board responsibility is made specific. They June 13, 2008 Association. If any card shall become of Directors must be submitted to the shall issue membership cards. In ARTICLE II lost, mutilated or destroyed, a new card Nominating Committee no later than addition since family has been defined may be issued therefore upon such DEFINITIONS November 15 of each year. The committee earlier in the by-laws, the words legal 2.04 “Lot” shall mean and refer to each terms and conditions as the Board may will select the best qualified applicants dependents are not necessary. lot shown on the recorded plats of the Lake determine. (no fewer than two for each vacancy) and Kiowa Subdivision Association Records publish their names in the January issue 4.07 5.04 Paragraph is excluding Association Facilities. The term 4.07 5.04 Guest Cards. A member of the Association Publication, or include renumbered only. shall include the land and all improvements in good standing shall be entitled to an them with members’ monthly statement. 4.08 Entrance pass has been thereon and appurtenances thereto. annual guest card for his/her parents and non-dependent children. The added to provide a mechanism for ARTICLE X 2.06 “Member” shall mean and refer to Board of Directors may authorize daily workers, for example: domestic COMMITTEES the owner(s) of a lot in the Lake Kiowa the issuance, upon such terms and daily workers who regularly work in 10.05. Lodge and Tavern Committee. Subdivision. The owner(s) shall be conditions as it shall determine, of a members home or yard, but are not The President shall appoint a Lodge considered one member. In the event the temporary Guest Cards for guests and Tavern Committee of at least three entitled to use our common facilities. owner(s) are not individuals the owner(s) to enter the property without being (3) members one of whom shall be a 5.01 Paragraph is unnecessary. shall designate annually one individual accompanied by a member. Temporary Board member and said Board member as the member. Guest Cards shall not be valid for more All pertinent information is contained than seven (7) days. shall chair the committee. The Lodge elsewhere regarding who is a member and Tavern Committee shall be an 2.08 “Family” shall mean and refer to and who can vote. advisory committee of the LKPOA Section IX paragraph 9.05 in the Covenants 4.08 Entrance Pass. Entrance Board of Directors. Its primary 5.05 5.01 Is being renumbered. which references the persons who passes may be issued to persons such purpose shall be to advise the Board in 5.02 Adds the reference in permanently reside with the member (or as domestic workers, contractors or matters affecting the Lodge premises lessee) which may include the member’s other temporary visitors whose use 2.06 where the lot is owned by an and food service operations at Lake legal dependents as defined by the Internal of the common facilities is limited. entity other than an individual. In Kiowa. This committee The Lodge Revenue Service. addition, unnecessary wording is being and Tavern Corporation shall approve a spouse and all children 18 and under ARTICLE V all memberships in the Tavern and have eliminated. living with their parents(s) or children MEMBERS AND VOTING RIGHTS oversight of the tavern operation to help 6.03 We propose removing the: who are full time college students and 5.01 Requirements for Membership. assure compliance with all requirements of under the age of 25. Individuals living “no fewer than two candidates” since [a] Members of the Association. the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. together and acting as a family unit, there are times when the required Except as hereinafter provided, no person In addition, the committee may advise and subject to the approval of the Lake number of candidates cannot be found other than those who own a fee simple assist with other duties and responsibilities Kiowa Property Owners Association interest (under Contract of Sale or Deed), associated with the operation of the Lodge. and no provisions have been made to Board of Directors or their designee, and the spouse of such person, shall be specify any course of action when this may be extended the same rights and members of the Association; provided, ARTICLE XVI occurs. privileges. No rule or procedure can be however, that a person holding a lien RULES AND PROCEDURES FOR 10.05 This proposal clarifies the created that violates this definition. against a lot as security for the performance of an obligation shall not be a member. MEMBERS, LESSEES AND GUESTS actual role of the Lodge and Tavern AND NON MEMBERS ARTICLE IV [b] Lease of Lot. As an Committee and inserts the Lodge and incidence of ownership of a lot in the 16.01 Right of Guests to Use Facilities. Tavern Corporation who does have the USE, ENJOYMENT, MANAGEMENT Only a designated property owner, or AND OWNERSHIP Subdivision, the owners thereof may lease membership approval responsibility such lot, together with the appurtenant right his lessee, or their designee, his their OF ASSOCIATION FACILITIES and does work with the Staff and the to use the commonly owned facilities. In family, and guests shall use the Association 4.04 Contractors. Each member and such case, the lessee, together with his or Facilities. The owner or lessee is TABC. lessee is encouraged to select and use responsible for guest’s compliance with, 16.01 Clarifies who can use contractors who carry appropriate her spouse and dependent children, shall, during the term of the lease, have the right and any violations of, Association Rules our common facilities. Eliminates bonds and insurance. Contractors are and Procedures. The owner or lessee at all times subject to the applicable of use and enjoyment of facilities, in lieu unnecessary words but does not change of that of the owner, but only to the extent shall pay, in advance, fees in an amount requirements of the Architectural established by the Board, for Guests’ Non the original intent. Control Committee and/or the Rules and on the same conditions that the lessor would otherwise have the right of use and member use of facilities. Any person and Procedures established by the other than an owner, a lessee or member Board. Violations by any Contractor or enjoyment of said facilities. Lessee shall complete and file an Information Form with of the family of an owner or lessee not his employees will be cause to suspend in possession of a Guest Card, shall be his privilege of access to the Property the Association. A security deposit set by the Board of Directors shall accompany considered a trespasser and may be evicted for a limited or indefinite period of unless accompanied by an owner or lessee time. the Information Form. The deposit will be refundable within sixty (60) days after or a member of the family of an owner or lessee. 4.04 5.01(b) Lease of Lot. As an termination of lease subject to offset for incident of ownership of a lot in any indebtedness to the Association or its the Subdivision, the owners thereof wholly owned subsidiaries. A lessee of a may lease such lot, together with the lot in the subdivision shall not become a appurtenant right to use the commonly member of the Association. The owner of owned facilities. In such case, the the premises continues to be a member of lessee, together with his or her spouse the Association, and fully obligated for the and dependent children, shall during assessments as provided for herein. the term of the lease, have the right [c] Termination of Use of use and enjoyment of facilities, in Privileges. Membership or lessee use lieu of that of the owner, but only to privileges shall automatically terminate the extent and on the same conditions when the applicable requirements as to that the lessor would otherwise have ownership or tenancy cease. 34 CommuniQue August 2008 LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION August 2008 CommuniQue 35

LAKE KIOWA purchasing the sundial. The POA will CALL TO ORDER: President the new contract. He is responsible for PROPERTY OWNERS mount it. It is hoped that this is done by Padgham called the meeting to order at the ball machine, picker, washer, and ASSOCIATION July 4. 7:08 p.m. She led the assembly in the balls and will set the prices; BOARD MEETING CONTRACTS: Community Manager Pledge of Allegiance. Bill Richie was - sanitation fees are increasing; JUNE 16, 2008 Signing Authority. Per the by-laws, only a new member in attendance. Bill said - greens fees for guests are increasing. CALL TO ORDER: President Peggy the Board president can sign contracts after owning the house for three years, Corky Cohoon inquired on the Padgham called the meeting to order at and then only with Board approval. The they have now moved in. status of the Fairway Bay lots. Randy 6 p.m. All were present except Linda Community Manager can approve O&M TREASURER REPORT: (see responded that their contract expires Moore, Jerry Slater, and Lee Skinner. A expenses, but cannot sign contracts. The complete report in CommuniQué) June 30 and that they had not responded quorum was established. Community Manager was requested to In Treasurer Lee Skinner’s absence, to our most recent letter. ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: bring contract proposals to the board as Randy Schmaltz presented summaries DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS Culvert Request early as possible. of our finances as of May 31. (see complete reports in CommuniQué) Use of Golf Carts for July 4, 5, and 6 ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL 2008 / 2009 BUDGET Don Hoover reported that buoys APPROVE MINUTES: Lloyd Butts COMMITTEE (ACC) CHARTER: PRESENTATION: have been added and repositioned in made a motion to approve the minutes Lloyd Butts made a motion to approve Randy Schmaltz presented the the lake. People need to be aware of of June 2, 2008. Bill Dalton seconded. the ACC Charter. Wayne Shearer approved budget for Fiscal Year them. Randy Schmaltz presented a list All were in favor. Justin McMurry seconded. All were in favor. 2008/2009. It was also published in of potential drainage repair projects, abstained. LODGE AND TAVERN REPORT: In last month’s CommuniQué. Overall, the total of which require more funding BOATING RULE VIOLATIONS: Linda Moore’s absence, no report was the expense budget for 2008/2009 is than currently available in the CARF Proposed new fines. Much discussion given. $20,000 favorable to FY 2007 / 2008. budget. ensued regarding the proposed new EXECUTIVE SESSION: At 6:50 Other highlights of the budget included Brett Wilson introduced our new chef fines for Boating Rule Violations. Input p.m., Lloyd Butts made a motion to the following items: – Michael Hackman. Michael spoke to from the Lakes and Parks Committee enter executive session. Bill Dalton - last year there were 1401 lots billed the audience and said he is planning was suggested. Bill Dalton moved seconded. All were in favor. At 7:05 at $148.94 per month; for 2008 there to focus on healthy food, using fresh to table the proposal. Wayne Shearer p.m., Bill Dalton made a motion to will be 1337 lots billed at $156.39 per ingredients, and that the quality of seconded. All were in favor, except exit executive session. Justin McMurry month; ingredients will improve creating a Justin McMurry who opposed. seconded. All were in favor. - electric cart storage fees will increase higher quality dining experience. The REMEMBRANCE (SUNDIAL) At 7:05 p.m. the meeting recessed to due to the high cost of electricity; Lodge is once again beginning to offer PARK: The Woman’s Club is the Assembly Room. - the driving range has been turned pizza, and Sunday breakfasts are getting over to the golf professional as part of good reviews. Michael plans to send e- mails on specials at the Lodge. Gary Davidson reported that the active boating season is upon us and that Lake Safety and Golf Cart Rules are being enforced. Carol Clausing brought up the PWC accident that occurred over Memorial Day weekend and stressed that the incident needs to be publicized and that people need to watch over their kids and understand the rules. David Long reported that the bunkers are still being worked on with the assistance of the MGA. The hot weather is helping the Bermuda grow in and also helping to heal the dollar spots on the greens. Wayne Shearer asked about the mowing in the area near the practice green. David responded that we are attempting to create a more viable chipping area without spending new money. COMMUNITY MANAGER COMMENTS: Randy Schmaltz presented a slide on “where the monthly O&M money goes.” Out of the monthly dues, he listed the amounts each cost center receives. PRESIDENT’S COMMENTS: President Padgham asked everyone to vote for the by-law changes, which have been mailed to property owners. An explanation of each change is on the reverse side of the letter. A 2/3 majority of the votes cast is required for passage. ADJOURN: The meeting adjourned to the Southwest Room at 8:18 p.m. RECONVENE: The Board reconvened at 8:25 p.m. in the Southwest Room. CITATION APPEAL: Lloyd Butts made a motion to uphold the citations as written. Justin McMurry seconded. All were in favor. CULVERT REQUEST: Bill Dalton made a motion to approve the building permit for a covered culvert at 509 KDW. Wayne Shearer seconded. All were in favor. GOLF CART FOR JULY 4 WEEKEND: The board discussed golf cart safety over the 4th of July weekend and traffic issues relative to the Lodge and beaches. EXECUTIVE SESSION: Wayne Shearer made a motion to enter Continued on page 35 34 CommuniQue August 2008 LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION August 2008 CommuniQue 35

Continued from page 34 the financial penalties, amended to LAKE KIOWA JULY 4TH CELEBRATION: General executive session. Justin McMurry (each) include additional offenses, as PROPERTY OWNERS discussion took place concerning a seconded. All were in favor. The Board presented by CM Randy Schmaltz. Bill ASSOCIATION very successful July 4th celebration. entered executive session at 8:38 p.m. Dalton seconded. All were in favor. BOARD MEETING It was decided that further discussion Bill Dalton made a motion to exit Lloyd Butts made a motion to JULY 7, 2008 should take place after the celebration executive session. Wayne Shearer authorize security that, at their discretion CALL TO ORDER: President Peggy committee has had a chance to meet and seconded. All were in favor. The Board as to the seriousness of the violation, to Padgham called the meeting to order file a committee report. exited executive session at 9:13 p.m. No be able to remove the watercraft from at 6 p.m. All were present except Bill COCHISE COVE: There was a action was taken. the Lake for a period not to exceed 24 Dalton and John Wolek. A quorum was request from a homeowner who lives on ADJOURN: Wayne Shearer made hours. Linda Moore seconded. All were established. Cochise Cove to consider making this a motion to adjourn. Bill Dalton in favor. ADDITIONS TO AGENDA: cove “no wake” instead of “ski-in ski- seconded. All were in favor. The Lee Skinner made a motion to remove Fairway Bay out.” It was decided to refer this request meeting adjourned at 9:14 p.m. rule 4.3.7.s – Emergency Operating July 4th weekend to the Lake and Parks Committee for Respectfully submitted, Rules. Jerry Slater seconded. All were Speed limits their review and recommendation. It John Wolek in favor. Trailer park was also suggested that all lot owners Lloyd Butts made a motion to approve Jet skis on Cochise Cove be contacted by the LAKE KIOWA the report by the Ad-Hoc Committee on APPROVE MINUTES: Wayne committee to make sure they are in PROPERTY OWNERS Lake Safety, without the first paragraph. Shearer made a motion to approve agreement with this change. ASSOCIATION Justin McMurry seconded. All were in the minutes of June 16, 2008. Justin SPEED LIMITS: General discussion CALLED MEETING favor. McMurry seconded. All were in favor. took place concerning our recently TUESDAY JUNE 23 Bill Dalton made a motion to adjourn. Lee Skinner, Linda Moore and Jerry added twenty mph speed signs. It CALL TO ORDER: President Peggy Lee Skinner seconded. All were in favor. Slater abstained. Linda Moore made a was decided to let CM Schmaltz be Padgham called the meeting to order at The meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m. motion to approve the minutes of June the contact person for any questions 6 p.m. All were present, except Wayne Respectfully submitted, 23, 2008. Lee Skinner seconded. All received concerning these speed signs. Shearer. John Wolek were in favor. Wayne Shearer abstained. TRAILER PARK: Everyone was in Peggy Padgham reviewed the agenda Justin McMurry made a motion to agreement that our trailer parking lot is in dire need of improvement. CM item, Lake Safety, and stated that CM LAKE KIOWA approve the minutes of June 27, 2008. Schmaltz is to review various options Randy Schmaltz had proposed new PROPERTY OWNERS Linda Moore seconded. All were in favor. Lee Skinner abstained. and report back to the board with his Special Penalties 4.2.7.b.(6) through ASSOCIATION MGA SHOOT-OUT: A motion was recommendation. 4.2.7.b.(10) and requested that the CALLED MEETING made by Wayne Shearer to approve a GOLF CART TRAIL: CM Schmaltz Board take action on the proposal. FRIDAY JUNE 27, 2008 request from the golf committee to hold is to check with Don Hoover on the Randy Schmaltz read a letter he had CALL TO ORDER: President Peggy a MGA golf shoot-out on July 18 at possibility of concreting the golf cart received from the Lakes and Parks Padgham called the meeting to order 3 p.m. Lloyd Butts seconded. All were trail by the front gate, and report back committee commending Security at 8:30 a.m. All were present, except in favor. to the board. Officer Bobbi Cobun for her excellent Lee Skinner who had supplied written FACILITIES REPORT: None WALKING PATH: CM Schmaltz is job in patrolling the Lake. approval to hold the meeting in her FINANCE REPORT: None to check with Don Hoover on what can absence. Don Thacker reviewed citation LODGE AND TAVERN REPORT: be done about improving the surface of statistics comparing last year to this Peggy Padgham reviewed the agenda Linda Moore reported that our sous chef the walking path located south of the year. item regarding penalties for Lake Safety had resigned. Chef Hackman has hired spillway, and report back to the board. Bobby Andrews, chairman of the rule violations. two employees for the kitchen, which FAIRWAY BAY: No change. Lakes and Parks Committee, stated Linda Moore made a motion to completes the staffing. PERSONAL WATERCRAFT: Wayne that the Committee urged the Board to approve the financial penalties, amended SECURITY REPORT: CM Schmaltz Shearer asks for clarification concerning support Randy’s recommendations. to include additional offences on each, reported that we experienced a very the correct number of passengers who Bob Kalina suggested the Board including suspensions as presented by safe and enjoyable July 4th weekend. could legally ride on or be pulled by a consider grandfathering existing PWCs CM Randy Schmaltz. Justin McMurry There was a total of four traffic stops, personal watercraft. It was suggested and look at not allowing additional seconded. All were in favor. three for parking violations and one for that this information be included in the ones. Linda Moore made a motion to speeding. There were a total of twenty- CommuniQué. Steve Wood, a member of the Rules adjourn. Justin McMurry seconded. All three boating stops for violations AUGUST MEETING: The board Committee, urged the Board to support were in favor. The meeting adjourned at or assistance. Three citations were meeting scheduled for August 4, 2008 Randy’s recommendations. He also 8:45 a.m. issued for damage to property, three has been rescheduled for August 11, suggested restricting the number of Respectfully submitted, for fireworks, one for parking on the 2008. watercraft, the horsepower, and the John Wolek beach, and one for a boat entering the ADJOURN: Justin McMurry made size. swim area. Security is continuing to a motion to adjourn. Linda Moore Bob Bingham commented that fines investigate criminal mischief on our seconded. All were in favor. and suspensions are needed, not more golf course. Minor damage was done to Respectfully submitted, education. approximately nine greens and flags on Jerry Slater Lloyd Butts made a motion to approve the greens.

MINUTES OF THE weather has also caused more main and all were in favor. on site or one we have access to in a BOARDMEETING tap blow-outs. The service line pipe that COMMITTEE REPORTS: short time. Ronny will look into the cost KIOWA HOMEOWNERS WATER has been breaking is around 20 years old Long Range Planning. No report. of getting one on site. SUPPLY CORPORATION and has turned brittle. We are not using DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 2008 that kind of pipe any longer. ACTION ON COMMITTEE ACTION ON JULY 4TH: We will have INVOCATION: J. A. Samples opened No new taps were installed this ASSIGNMENTS: President Samples the white truck in the Fourth parade the meeting with a word of prayer. month. Robert had 11 hours of overtime passed out a sheet showing committee pulling the trailer with the windmill on CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was and Gary had 11.5. assignments. it. Employees will give out rain gauges held at the Kiowa Homeowners Water The new ACC Handbook allows for DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE to people along the parade route. On the Supply Corporation Office and was us to receive $50 for inspections of new ACTION ON REGIONAL WATER Fourth we will sell lemonade, popcorn called to order at 9 a.m. by President construction and irrigation systems. GROUP MEETING: Nothing to report. and hot dogs to people waiting to see the Brent Reed. This money has gone to the LKPOA DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE fireworks. The proceeds will go to the ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM: previously. ACTION ON COPY MACHINE Fire Department. A quorum was present. Bill White and The gate behind the water department LEASE: No other bids have been ITEMS TO BE INCLUDED ON Jack Skinner were not present. maintenance building was broken into received as of yet. NEXT MEETING AGENDA: APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF on June 10. The locks will have to be DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE 1. Copy machine lease THE MAY 14, 2008 MEETING: The replaced, but no damage was found to ACTION ON VARIABLE 2. Emergency contacts minutes of the May 14, 2008 meeting our property. FREQUENCY DRIVES FOR DAM 3. Back-up generator were approved on a motion by Al DISCUSSION AND APPROVAL STATION: Ronny will order the two ADJOURNMENT: Brent Reed made Arronté and a second by Brent Reed. OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND drives as approved last month. a motion to adjourn the meeting at All were in favor. AUTHORIZATION OF PAYMENT OF DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE 10:30. Jerry Hollon seconded it and all MANAGER’S REPORT: Ronny BILLS: Brent Reed made a motion to ACTION ON EMERGENCY were in favor. reports that as the weather gets drier we approve the financial statements and CONTACTS: Ronny reported that we Next Board Meeting will be July 9, have been pumping more water. The dry pay the bills. Al Arronté seconded it and are required to have a back-up generator at 9 a.m. 36 CommuniQue August 2008 August 2008 CommuniQue 37 ADVERTISER INDEX TELL THEM YOU SAW THEIR AD IN THE LAKE KIOWA COMMUNIQUE!!

ABC Seamless ...... 28 Estes Exterminating ...... 17 Lake & Country Realtors ...... 40 Portman’s Equipment Services . . . . . 7 Alliance Pest Control ...... 28 Fairfi eld, Sandy – House for Sale . . 16 Lake Kiowa Marina Self Storage . . 10 Precision Landscaping ...... 23 Angels Care Home Health ...... 21 Faith Lutheran Church ...... 29 Lake Kiowa Professional Pulec, Mike - Realtor ...... 22 Arborist - James Davis ...... 13 First State Bank...... 4, 29 Services LLP ...... 10 Rawhide Construction...... 28 Artisan Lifestyle Homes ...... 7 Galvan Landscape Service ...... 9 Lake Kiowa Realty ...... 38 RE/MAX Select ...... 19 Backstage Café ...... 27 Glenn Polk AutoPlex...... 24 Landmark Bank...... 18 Red River Peach Orchard ...... 15 Baldwin, Susan – House for Sale . . . 3 Great Southwest Roofi ng Co...... 17 Lattin, David – House for Sale . . . . . 5 Rexter’s Inc...... 11 Big Tree Self Storage ...... 12 Heffl ey’s Hearth & Home ...... 29 Lube Works...... 25 Rio Vista Homes, Inc ...... 2 Blanton Insurance Agency ...... 15 Heffl ey’s Wood Heaters ...... 15 Marvin’s Pest Control ...... 10 RJ’s Branding Iron ...... 22 Bluebonnet Custom Homes Inc. . . . . 8 Hesse-Schniederjan Heat & Air . . . 19 Matt’s Tree Service ...... 11 Sanger Lawn Care...... 11 Body Works...... 26 Hollon, Jerry - Realtor ...... 21 MCM Hgt. & A/C ...... 23 Sarah’s On the Square...... 9 Bouchard, Barry - Yard Service . . . . 8 Howard, Charlotte - Realtor ...... 23 Moss, Noble - Realtor...... 39 Schneider, Don - Realtor...... 5 Brown, Cheryll - Realtor...... 17 Hutcherson Insurance ...... 9 Mr. Appliance ...... 9 Shaver, Danny – Blinds/Prof. Repairs . 26 Carpet-Pro...... 10 Invisible Fence ...... 16 Newland Furniture Co...... 12 Simple Simon’s Pizza ...... 5 Clips ‘N Hugs ...... 15 Jazzercize ...... 6 Nick Nack Paddy Wack Estate Sales . . 6 Skaggs, Ronny - Heating & A/C. . . 26 Cooke County Electric Co-op. . . . . 14 K&D Plumbing ...... 6 Noah’s Ark Feast & Fine Sleep Master ...... 19 David’s Tree Service ...... 8 Katie’s Nursery & Produce ...... 12 Arts Auction ...... 2 Tipps, Nona - Realtor ...... 27 DH Design ...... 21 Kiowa Fitness ...... 11 Nortex Communications ...... 20 Turtle Hill Golf Course...... 6 Doug’s Corner...... 8 Kiowa Golf Carts ...... 27 North Texas Cool Heat ...... 21 Wickersham, Bob - Realtor...... 25 Eagle Roofi ng ...... 15 Kiowa Kountry Hair Techs ...... 8 North Texas Marine ...... 12 William George Homes...... 14 Edward Jones Investment – Kiowa Plaza Storage Units ...... 14 Orsburn Carpets ...... 15 Wolf, Danny – House for Sale . . . . 18 Heard/Thomas ...... 14 Kiowa Store & Exxon Station. . . . . 27 Pearson Pools ...... 29 Woolf Den...... 25 The Market Place Buy / Sell / Trade / Barter / Service E-mail: [email protected] OFFICE/FAX (940) 665-4275

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FREE to a Boat Dock & Lift Repair FOR SALE FOR SALE GOOD home. Sales & Services Pamlico Kayak 2 seater PADDLE BOAT, Call Ronnie Paddle, cover. $250 HEAVY DUTY 1 1/2 year-old 716 Kiowa Drive East $200 940-668-7184 Male Sheltie. (940) 736-6651 9’ swing set, custom 2003 refurbished E-Z-GO. made, structural steel, Great with kids. Practically new batteries, 2 swings, trapeze, Don Schneider is selling the old Call covers included. teeter totter. $700 Lake Kiowa “Lodge Elk.” Too big for $2000 OBO house. Shot in 1964. Call for story. (940) 768-9022 Call Mark at 668-8884 (940) 665-6790 $400 or best offer. (940) 736-8889 Market Place Advertising (Vertical sizing as follows:) NOTICE TO ALL VETERANS 1” ad = $7.15 Guided Pheasant Hunt Office Space and Widowed Spouses of Veterans 2” ad = $13.20 YOU can receive up to $1,842 monthly from 3” ad = $19.80 South Dakota, License, for Lease the VA to pay for home health care, assisted Graphic = Add’l $1.00 Kiowa Center living care, and nursing home care. Meals & Lodging. IF You or your spouse served in the military Just outside of gate. during a War Time Period and meet certain Disc Golf Discs $350/day Oct. 2-5 Call for details. fi nancial and health criteria. Innova brand. $10 ea. or 3/$27 Phone: 940-612-1224 You could be eligible for this additional Mix & match: drivers, Bill Hamilton INCOME - Even if you did NOT retire from the mid-ranges, putters. 940-727-8042 (940) 727-1115 military! Bags available on request. If you are not currently eligible, we can assist you in preserving your assets and still qualify Located at Lake Kiowa. WANTED: Sell Don Schneider you for the additional income. No shipping. I deliver. your old duck decoys, guns, CALL TODAY for an assessment of your Steve Unger wood shaft golf clubs or personal situation at (903) 564-3663. h/h Richard M. Barron, Attorney at Law Tel: 665-8638 (leave message) old fishing lures. 209 E. Main St., Whitesboro TX Email: [email protected] (940) 736-8889 lawn service www.TexasElderLawAttorney.com mow, edge & clean EXPERIENCED REAL I am looking for a house ESTATE AGENTS on Lake Kiowa to lease call Lot for Lease WANTED. to purchase up to the value russ harper of $300,000. Please call (940) 231-7662 Call (940) 736-0022 cell CONFIDENTIAL Sandra at (940) 634-4545. INTERVIEW. DOUBLE LOT WEST SIDE Lake & Country Lake & Country Lake & Country Realtors REALTORS REALTORS Call Don - Broker GOLF COURSE HOME 940-612-2222 940-612-2222 Kiowa Home Sites (940) 736-8889 Needs TLC but, wow, Kiowa Home Sites what a location and room Interior Lots Water Related Lots #250 • $29,000 #288 • $15,000 #173 • $325,000 to expand in this 3/1.5/2 #298 • $19,500 #463 • $45,000 #394 • $74,900 MUST SELL brick house. Vacant #465 • $14,900 #469 • $14,900 #632 • $49,900 1 Acre Heavily #474 • $14,900 #505 • $34,900 #1660 • $315,000 and ready for your #517 & 518 • $59,900 Wooded Lot #563 • $45,000 On the Golf Course personal touch. #567 & 568 • $95,000 #37 • $34,900 1218 Kiowa Drive West #621 • $24,500 #1026 • $27,450 #1786 • $39,900 $115,000 #1027 • $27,450 #1790 • $39,900 $54,000 OBO Sheri Raney #1068 & 1069 • $77,000 #1775 • $79,900 #1183 • $22,000 #1844 • #39,900 (312) 925-0998 Ebby Halliday Realtors #1472 • $24,900 #1845 • $79,900 #1503 • $24,900 (815) 477-1619 (940) 727-1557 #1532 & 1533 • $69,900 #1851 • $39,900 36 CommuniQue August 2008 August 2008 CommuniQue 37 The Market Place Buy / Sell / Trade / Barter / Service E-mail: [email protected] OFFICE/FAX (940) 665-4275

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Reduced 204 KIOWA DRIVE EAST 522 KIOWA DRIVE EAST 114 IRIQUOIS DRIVE EAST 3-2-2 CA WATERFRONT - $275,000 3-2-CPT WATERFRONT - $379,500 2-2-3+STG INTERIOR- $259,000

LOT 1610 LOT 681 LOT 712

Reduced 1120 KIOWA DRIVE EAST 817 KIOWA DRIVE WEST 929 KIOWA DRIVE WEST 4-4-1 WATERFRONT - $495,000 4-3-2 WATERFRONT - $395,000 3-2-2+ WATERFRONT - $699,000

LOT 637 LOT 757 LOT 75pt76

615 KIOWA DRIVE WEST 1225 KIOWA DRIVE WEST 102 NOWETA SOUTH 3-2.5-3 WATERFRONT - $435,000 3-2-1.75 CA WATERFRONT - $499,900 3+-3-2+ WATERFRONT - $675,000

LOT 849 LOT 273pt274 LOT 933

322 NAVAJO TRAIL WEST 202 COCOPA DRIVE WEST 307 NAVAJO TRAIL WEST 3-2-2 GOLF COURSE- $142,950 3-2-2+stg INTERIOR - $198,000 3-2-2.5 GOLF COURSE - $199,900

LOT 1724 LOT 169 LOT 1169

145 BLACKFOOT TRAIL NORTH 310 KIOWA DRIVE EAST 1215 KIOWA DRIVE EAST 3-3-2 WATERFRONT - $669,000 3-2.5-2 WATERFRONT- $599,00 3-2-2.5 INTERIOR- $219,000 38 CommuniQue August 2008 August 2008 CommuniQue 39 LAKE KIOWA CALENDAR August 2008 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

Calendar ...... 665-4275 1 12 LODGE HOURS: CommuniQue Offi ce...... 665-4275 SUNDAY 9-7 MONDAY - CLOSED Front Gate ...... 665-3221 MGA Lake Kiowa Open TUESDAY 11-5:30 Kiowa Homeowners Water Supply .....668-8391 Golf Tournament WEDNESDAY 11-8:30 Lodge & Tavern...... 665-3741 THURSDAY 11-8:30 Memorial - Molly Worthen ...... 665-7068 FRIDAY 11-9:30 POA Offi ce...... 665-1055 Texas Hold’em - 7 pm SATURDAY 11-9:30 Pro Shop...... 668-7394 @ Lodge Buy 1 Get 1 half price Steak Special Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30

Golf Course 3 4 Closed 5 6 7 Exercise - 8 am 8 9 @ Lodge Chapel - 8-8:30 am MGA Mtg & Golf Chapel Choir - 8 am Exercise - 8 am WGA Scramble Mtg. & Women’s Tennis - 9 am @ Lodge Lunch - 8 am Tee Off 7:30 am @ Lodge @ Lodge @ Lodge Breakfast - 9 - 11 am (7:30 am Sign-In) Amateur Radio Club - @ Lodge Tennis - Mixed - 9 am 8 am @ Citgo Line Dancing - 9 am Men’s Tennis - 9 am @ Lodge Couples Bridge - MGA Lake Kiowa Open 6:30 pm @ Lodge Golf Tournament Duplicate Bridge Kiwanis Dinner - - 12:30 pm @ Lodge Bingo - 7 pm @ Lodge 6:30 pm @ Lodge Quilt Bee - 6:30 pm Texas Hold’em - 7 pm Texas Hold’em - 7 pm Lunch Menu @ Lodge @ Lodge Sandwich Special Lunch Menu @ Lodge Buy 1 Get 1 half price Steak Special Lodge Dining 9 -7 pm Lodge Dining Closed Lodge Dining 11-5:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Golf Course Closed 10 11 12 13 14 Exercise - 8 am 15 16 @ Lodge Chapel - 8-8:30 am Chapel Choir - 8 am Exercise - 8 am WGA Playday - 8 am LKVFD OUTPOST @ Lodge @ Lodge @ Lodge Tee Off (7:30 am Sign-In) Women’s Tennis - 9 am 9 - 1 Angels Care Health @ CR 211 Woodbine Breakfast - 9 - 11 am Free Check - 8-9 am Men’s Tennis - 9 am @ Lodge @ Lodge KHWSC Board - 9 am Tennis - Mixed - 9 am @ Water Offi ce Texas Hold’em - 7 pm LKACC Full Moon Line Dancing - 9 am @ Lodge Tournament Weigh-in @ Lodge Bingo - 7 pm @ Lodge & Picnic - Noon @ Duplicate Bridge LKACC Full Moon Pavilion - 12:30 pm @ Lodge Texas Hold’em - 7 pm Kiowa Bulls & Bears Tournament - 7 pm @ LKPOA Board Mtg - @ Lodge - 7 pm @ Water Offi ce Pavilion Lunch Menu 6 pm @ Lodge Buy 1 Get 1 half price Sandwich Special Lunch Menu Steak Special Lodge Dining 9 -7 pm Lodge Dining Closed Lodge Dining 11-5:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Golf Course Closed Exercise - 8 am 17 18 19 20 21 @ Lodge 22 23 Exercise - 8 am Chapel - 8-8:30 am Chapel Choir - 8 am WGA Playday - 8 am @ Lodge @ Lodge Tee Off (7:30 am Sign-In) Women’s Tennis - 9 am @ Lodge LKACC Bass Tennis - Mixed - 9 am Tournament - Breakfast - 9 - 11 am TBA @ Pavilion Line Dancing - 9 am Men’s Tennis - 9 am @ Lodge @ Lodge Couples Golf - Duplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge 12:30 pm @ Pro Shop Kiwanis Dinner - LKPOA Board Mtg - Bingo - 7 pm @ Lodge 6:30 pm @ Lodge 6 pm @ Lodge Texas Hold’em - 7 pm Lunch Menu (7 pm Bd/Mgmt. Reports) Texas Hold’em - 7 pm @ Lodge Sandwich Special LKACC - 7 pm @ Lodge @ Lodge Buy 1 Get 1 half price Steak Special Lunch Menu Lodge Dining 9 -7 pm Lodge Dining Closed Lodge Dining 11-5:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Chapel - 8-8:30 Golf Course 24 am @ Lodge 25 Closed 26 27 28 29 30 Breakfast - 9 - 11 am Chapel Choir - 8 am Exercise - 8 am WGA Playday - 8 am Exercise - 8 am Deadline to Sign @ Lodge Tee Off (7:30 am Sign-In) Lunch Menu @ Lodge @ Lodge @ Lodge Up for Moberly Sandwich Special Angels Care Health Challenge Walk Lodge Dining 9 -7 pm Free Check - 8-9 am @ Men’s Tennis - 9 am Women’s Tennis - 9 am Lodge Chapel - 8-8:30 Tennis - Mixed - 9 am am @ Lodge 31 Line Dancing - 9 am Canasta - 1 pm @ @ Lodge Bingo - 7 pm @ Lodge Breakfast - 9 - 11 am Lodge Computer Club - 7 pm Texas Hold’em - 7 pm @ Lodge @ Lodge Duplicate Bridge Texas Hold’em - 7 pm @ Lodge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge @ Lodge Buy 1 Get 1 half price Lunch Menu Steak Special Sandwich Special Lunch Menu LodgeLodge Dining Dining 9 9 -7 -7 pm pm Lodge Dining Closed Lodge Dining 11-5:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-8:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30 TAKE YOUR PICK OF THE LITTER

145 BLACKFOOT TRAIL NORTH 825 KIOWA DRIVE WEST 310 KIOWA DRIVE EAST SIX BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT HOMES

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Lot 1640 • Waterfront Lot 684 • Waterfront Lots 797 • Interior Lot 1349 • Waterfront Lot 1375 • Waterfront 1232 Kiowa Drive East 101 Sarsi Cove West 740 Kiowa Drive West 106 Hogan Drive East 115 Hogan Drive East 3/3/2 • $329,000 (owner fi nance 5%) 4/3/3/2Living • $750,000 3/2/2+Golf • $185,600 4/3/2Cpt • $455,000 3/3/2/2Living • $459,000

Lot 1317• Interior Lot 912 • Interior Lot 1088 & 1089 • Interior Lot 173 • Waterfront Lot 710 • Waterfront 103 Seminole Drive East 201 Navajo Trail West 106 Seminole Cove East 318 Kiowa Drive East 925 Kiowa Drive West 3/2 • $129,900 3/2/2+Golf • $170,000 3/2/1+CP • $125,000 Wooded w/Retaining • $325,000 3/2/2/3Living • $460,000 Contract Pending Reduced

Lot 219 • Interior Lot 433 & pt 432 • Waterfront Lot 780 • Golf Course Lot 1698 • Waterfront Lot 1150 • Interior 307 Kiowa Drive East 107 Ute Cove East 102 Navajo Trail West 112 Blackfoot Trail North 313 Comanche Drive East 3/2.5/3+Pool • $329,000 3/2/2 • $379,900 2/2/4 • $179,000 3/3/2/2Living • $324,000 3/2/2 • $144,250

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Lot 1791&1792 • Golf Course Lot 1660 • Waterfront Lot 252-253 • Interior Lot 1279 & 1280 • Water View Lot 124 • Water View 211 Cayuga Trail North 1328 Kiowa Drive East 111 Iriquois Drive East 102 Seminole Drive East 115 Kiowa Drive South 4/2 • $135,000 Treed Lot • $315,000 4/4/2+Study • $250,000 3/3/2 • $239,000 3/2/3 • $265,000

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Lot 747 • Waterfront Lot 1581 • Interior Lot 434 • Waterfront Lot 207&208 • Interior Lot 633 • Water View 1205 Kiowa Drive West 1117 Kiowa Drive East 105 Ute Cove East 123 Shawnee Drive East 607 Kiowa Drive West 3/3Full+2 Half/2.5/3Living • $799,900 3/3/2+Golf • $169,900 6/5/3 • $724,900 2/2/2+Golf • $139,000 3/3/2+Golf • $524,000

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Lot 1103&1104 • Interior Lot 630 • Waterfront Lot 336 • Waterfront Lot 1493 • Interior Lot 474 • Interior 805 Kiowa Drive East 105 Sarsi Cove West 437 Kiowa Drive West 110 Bowie Drive East 101 Pontiac Cove East 5/6.5/3/3Lv+Study • $799,000 6/4 ISLAND HOME • $350,000 3/2.5/2+Golf+Offi ce • $425,000 3/4/3+ • $269,000 3/2/2 • $169,900