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April 2012 Volume 47 Long Island News Sand Dollar Quilters Thanks to you all for making our Quilt Show so successful. And thank you to all the quilters and helpers for setting up and putting on such a fabulous show. There were over 850 votes for the two Viewer’s Choice categories! Congratulations to the winners: Big quilts: 1st - Shirley Trembath 2nd - Vi Pavlisin 3rd - Minnie Dienert Miscellaneous 1st - Linda Dettman 2nd - Barb Prozyk 3rd - Minnie Dienert The Donation Quilt party was also a success and we will be donat- ing over 40 quilts to the Blue Sunday organization. As out-going Co-chairs, Randi York and I would like to thank all the quilters and non-quilters who donated time and fabric to this worthwhile cause. The executive’s two year term is now up and these ladies have graciously accepted positions: President - Linda Cutter Treasurer - Cheryl Vaughan Vice President - Ellouise Boven Social Chair - Pat Chesney Secretary - Karen Grove I have enjoyed being the Secretary and appreciate the feedback, comments and support. I would like to express my gratitude to Shirley Trembath (President), Sandra Etter (Vice President), Reta Preist (Treasurer), and our Social Chair, Barbara Richard and her committee and all the quilters for an enjoyable 2 years. Don’t forget to join us any Friday in the Arts and Crafts room! I am off to quilt! Barb Prozyk - Outgoing Secretary - Sand Dollar Quilters Barb Prozyk Secretary, Sand Dollar Quilters Texas General Election Now is the time to make sure you will be able to vote in the Texas General Election. If you did not vote in the last general election you may have been removed from the voter registration list. To make sure you are on the registration list, please call Selba Campbell at 943-3339. Mary Steffensen, Editor LIV Newsletter LIV ELECTION RESULTS The meeting of the Long Island Village Owner’s Associ- ation was called to order by Eddie Montalvo, President of the Board. After the Pledge of Allegiance, President Montalvo thanked everyone for coming. Dennis Zyl- man was elected Chairman of the Meeting. Chairman Zylman asked for the certifying of the prox- ies. Liz Detrick of the election committee announced a quorum had been met with 496 mail in and in person registrations. Chairman Zylman opened the floor for nominations. Gene Rutland, Phyllis (Pocket) D’haeseleer and Don Pelletier were nominated. They each introduced them- selves and gave a brief speech. Auditor Juan E. Rivera, CPA reported that the LIV books had been audited and found to be in good shape. He also commented on the staff and com- mended them for their hard work. General Manager Rick Horner gave the Aramark an- nual report. Annita White announced some events planned for the summer. The Second Annual Fishing Tournament will be June 23rd. July 7th will be the 4th of July Parade and International Block Party. Patty Ann Sandberg announced the auction of two properties, Lot 7 and Lot 125 will be held on April 14,2012 at 10:00 AM. Chairman Zylman called a short recess to wait for the election results. Results of Election 1. Jeffery Kelmis 370 2. Flora Gunderson 329 3. Eddie Montalvo 264 4. Don Pelletier 150 5. Gene Rutland 135 6. Phyllis (Pocket) D’haeseleer 56 Chairman Zylman adjourned the meeting at 3:07 PM After the general meeting was adjourned, the board met to elect officers. President David Chapa Vice-President Annita White Asst. V. President Bill Gagan Secretary Flora Gunderson Asst. Secretary Ed McBride Treasurer Patty Ann Sandberg Asst. Treasurer Jeff Kelmis Flora Gunderson, Secretary LIV Board Of Directors

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Page 1: April 2012 Newsletter

April 2012

Volume 47Long Island News

Sand Dollar QuiltersThanks to you all for making our Quilt Show so successful. And thank you to all the quilters and helpers for setting up and putting on such a fabulous show. There were over 850 votes for the two Viewer’s Choice categories!

Congratulations to the winners:Big quilts: 1st - Shirley Trembath 2nd - Vi Pavlisin 3rd - Minnie DienertMiscellaneous 1st - Linda Dettman 2nd - Barb Prozyk 3rd - Minnie Dienert

The Donation Quilt party was also a success and we will be donat-ing over 40 quilts to the Blue Sunday organization. As out-going Co-chairs, Randi York and I would like to thank all the quilters and non-quilters who donated time and fabric to this worthwhile cause.

The executive’s two year term is now up and these ladies have graciously accepted positions:President - Linda Cutter Treasurer - Cheryl VaughanVice President - Ellouise Boven Social Chair - Pat ChesneySecretary - Karen Grove

I have enjoyed being the Secretary and appreciate the feedback, comments and support. I would like to express my gratitude to Shirley Trembath (President), Sandra Etter (Vice President), Reta Preist (Treasurer), and our Social Chair, Barbara Richard and her committee and all the quilters for an enjoyable 2 years.

Don’t forget to join us any Friday in the Arts and Crafts room! I am off to quilt!

Barb Prozyk - Outgoing Secretary - Sand Dollar Quilters

Barb Prozyk Secretary, Sand Dollar Quilters

Texas General ElectionNow is the time to make sure you will be able to vote in the Texas General Election. If you did not vote in the last general election you may have been removed from the voter registration list. To make sure you are on the registration list, please callSelba Campbell at 943-3339.

Mary Steffensen, Editor LIV Newsletter

LIV ELECTION RESULTSThe meeting of the Long Island Village Owner’s Associ-ation was called to order by Eddie Montalvo, President of the Board. After the Pledge of Allegiance, President Montalvo thanked everyone for coming. Dennis Zyl-man was elected Chairman of the Meeting.

Chairman Zylman asked for the certifying of the prox-ies. Liz Detrick of the election committee announced a quorum had been met with 496 mail in and in person registrations.

Chairman Zylman opened the floor for nominations. Gene Rutland, Phyllis (Pocket) D’haeseleer and Don Pelletier were nominated. They each introduced them-selves and gave a brief speech.

Auditor Juan E. Rivera, CPA reported that the LIV books had been audited and found to be ingood shape. He also commented on the staff and com-mended them for their hard work.General Manager Rick Horner gave the Aramark an-nual report.

Annita White announced some events planned for the summer. The Second Annual FishingTournament will be June 23rd. July 7th will be the 4th of July Parade and International Block Party.

Patty Ann Sandberg announced the auction of two properties, Lot 7 and Lot 125 will be heldon April 14,2012 at 10:00 AM.

Chairman Zylman called a short recess to wait for the election results.Results of Election

1. Jeffery Kelmis 3702. Flora Gunderson 3293. Eddie Montalvo 2644. Don Pelletier 1505. Gene Rutland 1356. Phyllis (Pocket) D’haeseleer 56Chairman Zylman adjourned the meeting at 3:07 PM

After the general meeting was adjourned, the board met to elect officers.President David ChapaVice-President Annita WhiteAsst. V. President Bill GaganSecretary Flora GundersonAsst. Secretary Ed McBrideTreasurer Patty Ann SandbergAsst. Treasurer Jeff Kelmis

F lora Gunderson, SecretaryLIV Board Of Directors

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Robert G. HamiltonMemorial Library by: Judy Voss, ChairmanE-mail: [email protected]

MARCH 2012 INCOMECans $286.00Gas (20.00)Directories (2011) 12.00Directories (2012) 971.00Book Sale 267.45Fashion Show 2340.00Quilt Raffle 720.00P/B Sales & Fines 56.00Donations 140.00Income Total $4772.45

EXPENSESDirectories $1136.63Grill-Fashion Show 1872.15Cook-Day Off 3 hrs. 24.00(Paid From Quilt Money)Books 103.43DVD’s 59.44Supplies 7.51Expense Total $3203.16BANK BALANCE $ 3130.22

Fashion Show profit from ticketswas $443.85. plus quilt raffle $744.for a total of $1187.85.

Thanks to everyone who supportthe Library!Buy a directory. Donations are alwaysappreciated as we are self-supportingand volunteers.

New Lot Owners March 2012

Lot #643 - PARKINSON, Phillip &Bridget

Lot #862 - SCUDDER, Janet & Carl

FEBRUARY GOLF REPORTLADIES SCRAMBLES 02/01 Wed. 1st Jo Chamberlin, Barbara Armstrong, Wanda Roertson, Marsha Fedick -5 02/15 Wed. 1st Jane Moyle, Marte Griffin, Pam Lunde, Karen Herschelman -6 02/22 Wed. 1st Jane Moyle, Deanna Yarbrough, Ione Holeman -8

02/29 Wed. 1st Lorraine Vandenberg, Sandy Olson, `Karen Mueller, Myrle Minor, Judy Agar - 5 Tie

1st Jane Moyle, Jo Ann Flater, Joan Korson, Sandy Moore, Marte Griffin -5 Tie SCRAMBLES 02/14 Sat. AM 1st Don Woodward, Gary Walters, Doug Totvin, Carl Sprague, Ron Phillips -51

02/11 Sat. AM 1st Don Woodward, Jean Iverson, Rich Hawthorn, Traci Wolzer -11

02/19 Sun. AM 1st Denny Zylman, Myrle Monor, Al Lunde, Lou McConnell, Doris Smith -42

02/19 Sun. PM 1st Don Hoag, Jo Chamberlin, Bud Sherry, Loraine Vandenberg -9

02/26 Sun. AM 1st Paul Krueger, Ed Spalding, Werner Wild, Bunny Johnson -802/26 Sun. PM 1st Glen Fritz, Lorraine Makinson, Rich Hawthorn, Stan Sluiter, Barb Gosnell -40

Fashion Show Thank YouThis show was a wonderful success as a fund raiser for the Library. All I have heard from the ladies is “Are you going to do it again next year”?

To the following, the Library wants to “thank you so much”.

Organizer - Johnnie CookCo-Ordinator - Harriet Gournic who worked with Bon Worth’s Clothing Store & models.Eloise Bovan gave us the beautiful quilt to raffle.

To the Bookends who sold tickets for the show & quilt.

To everyone who bought tickets, donated items for our door prizes & bracelets, setup, serve & clean up.

To the D & E Committee for the decorations, musi-cians, photographer and printer of the flyers & tickets.

“Maybe, Hope To See You Next year”!

Judy Voss, Library Chairman

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Atchley RealtyRobbie Atchley Coffman,

BROKER

(956) 943-2313 Cell (956) 525-2124

562 PM/Island Rm on golf course, stg bldg, w/d $89,950

757 Vacant inside lot w/stg bldg, w/d $37,800

75 Waterfront, 2/2 PM/Island Rm, stg bldy, w/d $150,000

396 PM/Island Rm, fixer upper, nice porch $64,900

M PM/Isand Rm, 1 1/2 baths, golf course, stg $69,900

K PM, full bath, w/d, walk-in closet, stg bldg $55,000

394 PM, w/d, corner lot Looking for offer!! $69,900

325 Vacant lot w/ boat lift, stg bldg $129,000

RENTALS AVAILABLE

NEW BOAT LIFTS &

UNDERWATER LIGHTS

Out Of Water Lifts No Barnacles

Best Prices and Service

ALEX STEWART(956) 943-6433

MARCH Yard of the Month

ART & JOHNNY COOK

175 WEST BONNET CIRCLE

a

F O R S A L ELOT #436 COCKLE DRIVE SELLING AT APPRAISIAL

VALUE Selling Price $50,000.00

selling price negotiable

Lot Facing Golf Course ready to be occupied.

(956) 792-5002

D&EIt’s that “Mixed Emotions” time of year – Excited about seeing our family and friends back in our Summer Homes (especially those grandkids!), yet hating the thought of leaving our dear winter friends here in LIV. And, of course, we’re already thinking about coming back again next year. You know that old saying “You can’t have everything”? It’s wrong. We do.

It’s been another wonderful season thanks to some very devoted hardworking fun-lov-ing people known as your Winter Texan D & E Committee. Please hold your applause till I have named them all.

Barbara Armstrong, Dotty Arntzen, Darlene Collins, Pat Diebold, Lily Givan, Flora Gunderson, Karen Pelletier, and Wanda Robertson. Would you ladies please stand and take a bow?

Next is our oh-so-important support group who we could not do without:

Larry Armstrong, Joe Givan, Gundy Gunderson, Don Pelletier, Dick Olson, John & Judy Agar, Marty and Jackie Pauken, Jim & Helen Brunard, Bud & Maryann Kruszka, and Mary Ellen Koehler. Our hats are off to all of you (especially those crazy ladder climbing guys)!

Two ladies that deserve huge hugs are our co-chairs. We have had a lot of good feed-back on the entertainment this year thanks to Annita White. She is always on the look out for some new fun entertainers, so if you have any good tips, please let her know. Great job, Annita! (Annita is also putting together a fun Summer D & E schedule, so watch for it!)

And then there’s Joan Olson. Joanie, Joanie, Joanie – What would we do without you? She is like the energizer bunny who keeps us all on our toes so we get the job done. And she does it with a never-ending smile. Who can say “no” to a smiling bunny????? Terrific job, Joan, as always!

For you “”Full Timers”, have a wonderful summer in paradise. For you Winter Texans, have safe travels and enjoy your family and friends. It won’t be long before we’re all back together again. Time flies when you’re having fun!

Pat Diebold Winter Texas D & E Committee

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FEBRUARY LIV Patrol

02/01 Lot # 116 Owner reported damages to the front of her trailer and inside. Security filed a report.

02/23 Lot # 235 EMS Called

02/29 Lot # 652 Security called regarding damage to the A/C unit.

02/05 SC # 101 EMS Called 02/06 Lot # 422 Owner reported shaddered glass door. Possible weedeater damage. Report filed with management. 02/10 SC # 77 Heavy traffic at the Gate House. Arm accidently hit owner’s vehical. 02/10 Lot # 308 EMS Called 02/11 Lot # 352 Security was noti-fied that a SUV and trailer was parked on a Lot without the lot owner’s permis-sion. SUV and trailer owner moved after being motified. 02/12 Lot # 235 Owner contacted Security to request a Taxi to McAllen.

Law Offices of John Haywood

Property sales Business transactions Personal injury acci-

dents Estate planning & Pre-Nuptial

agreements.

Call the Law Offices of John Haywood

at 943-3288 for your appointment.

Down the street at the Queen Isabel Inn.

MAH JONGG FEBRUARY 2012 02/06 Mary Gregory

02/13 Maxine Rains

02/20 Maxine Rains

02/27 Mary Gregory Dottie Dymit

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Worship Times

8:30 am Worship9:45 am Sunday School

11:00 am Worship

www.portisabelfumc.com

First UnitedMethodist Church

101 W. Adams, Port Isabel (956) 943-2485

Lot 522- Bright and cheerful 2/2 with lg covered deck and backyard patio with storage bldg. Immaculate, very well cared for and ready to move in. Brick drive for golf cart. Reduced $84,900

676 E Clam- Nice waterfront lot w/ boat dock, concrete patio and covered palapa seating. $89,500 Sea Cottage 16- Unfurnished 2/2 w/ elevator lift & boat lift. Easy intra-coastal waterway access. Nice morning sun! $185,000 Currently available for short term rental

call Judy

[email protected]

Fo r Sa le by Own e rLot 630 A.Waterfront lot with Furn. Park Model 1 BR/ 1 BTH & Deck. Price Reduced $120,000For info call 956-521-1745

REGULAR BOARD MEETINGJanuary 25, 2012 - MINUTES

APPROVAL OF Dec. 14, 2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES – AT Sandberg requested a correction be made on cost of chairs from $10 to $100. A request was also made for the minutes to be sent out to the Board in a timelier manner. After a short discussion, AT Sand-berg moved to accept the Dec. 14, 2011 minutes after cor-rections. Treasurer Steffensen seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion passed.

Policy Revisions – Assistant Secretary DeitrickMotion: Assistant Secretary Deitrick moved to accept the policies as written. Assistant Treasurer Sandberg second-ed the motion.

Motion: Secretary White moved to strike from policy 6.10 the sentence, “Minors may operate golf carts when a li-censed, responsible adult is present in the cart.” Treasur-er Steffensen seconded the motion. Roll call: Chapa - No; Guerra – No; Sandberg – Yes; Deitrick – abstain; McBride – No; Gagan - Yes; Steffensen – Yes; White – Yes. 4 yes, 2 no, 1 abstain- Motion passed.

Motion: Vice-President McBride moved to delete from policy: Pedestrians must pick up a village return pass at security when leaving the village. Upon returning, pass will be returned to security. Assistant Secretary Deitrick seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion passed.

Motion: Dir. Deitrick moved to strike a portion of policy 6.2- #5. “Securing the entertainment through contracts (that are to be written and mailed in May of each year)”. Assistant Treasurer Sandberg seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion passed.

Motion: Treasurer Steffensen made a motion to restate policy 6.7- #4. To read “ Use of the pavilion or gazebos are subject to a $50 deposit which will be refunded within 10 days after inspection of the pavilion.” Assistant Trea-surer Sandberg seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion passed.

Motion: Vice-President McBride moved to restate the paragraph on policy 6.4 to reflect “All wine and beer must be purchased from LIV.” Director Guerra seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion passed.

Motion: Director Deitrick restated his motion to accept the policies with the corrections. VP McBride seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion passed.

Motion: Dir. Chapa made a motion to adjourn. Assistant Secretary Deitrick seconded the motion. Motion passed.

Adjournment

Minutes Taken By Annita White, LIV Board of Directors1/25/2012 12:20 pm

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Located at the corner of Jefferson and Tarnava, Port Isabel, TX (956) 943-2005

Sunday Worship Service 8:30 AM Communion Services 1st and 3rd Sundays

Bible Study Friday at 2:00 PM

Saturday School / Church 5:30 PM

LWML meets 3rd Thursday monthly 10:00 AM

HOLY WEEKPalm Sunday Service 8:30 AM

Maundy Thursday Service 6:30 PM (with Holy Communion)

Good Friday Service 6:30 PM Easter Sunday Service 8:30 AM(continental breakfast 7:30 AM)

Everyone Welcome! Come Join Us!

Fishers of Men Lutheran Church

Sea Cottage #123 Newly updated furnished home, granite countertops, garage, dock, Boat Lift and much more. This is a must see: Asking $255,000

Cottage Home #424 Newly built Furnished Home – 2 bed-room, 2 bath, granite counter tops. Lots of upgrades. $ 142,000

Ryan Foster(956) 605-7258

EUCHRE February is but a memory and the time when most of our euchre players are here to join us. We had 80 sign up for our monthly dinner. A big thank you to Karin Fuselier, Jackie Rogge, and Larry Wright for preparing the turkeys. They were delicious and prepared to perfection. The rest of you prepared the remaining items which completed a great meal. Thanks to all.

The high scores for the month of February were:

February. 2. 87. Jim DouglasFebruary. 7. 82. Don Minor and Bill SmithFebruary. 9. 89. Joe WuisFebruary. 14. 94. Larry RielandtFebruary. 16. 88. Myrle MinorFebruary. 21. 81. Jim AkstulewiegFebruary. 23. 93 Sue McLaughlinFebruary. 28. 88. Sharon Geidel

Shirley Ritten

The Toughest 18 Holes You’ll Ever

Play, PlusLunch* For$15.00 !!!

HOW’S YOUR SHORT GAME?

If you’ve never played Long Island Village’s 18 hole, par 3 golf

course, you don’t know what you’ve missed. So come and

check out how good your short game really is and get $5.00 off lunch at our own Village Grill.

$5.00 Lunch CouponGood with purchase of $15 golf

pass at Long Island Village’s very own Golf Course anytime during

February and March 2012 with this coupon (One per player).

Long Island Village33840 S. Garcia, Port Isabel, TXWelcome Center 956-943-5921

Pro Shop 956-943-7520

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SWINK REAL ESTATELot 3 Empty lot for your Rv or build. Located in first section $45,000 Lot 10 Furnished PM, covered deck. You would only need your clothes and food. $55,000. Lot 534 Very nice COTTAGE HOME, 2BR, 1BTH, furnished, large deck, stg bldg $130,000

Lot 102 PM with island room, 1bd/1bth, bonus room for office or bed, large covered deck, boat lift, stg bldg, storm shutters. Great Price $99,000 Lot 137 PM with small island room, across the street from ICW. $115,000. Lot 140 COTTAGE HOME 2BR/2BTH, partially furnished, granite countertops and windowsills, stg under deck has 6.5 ‘ clearance, seawall replaced in 06. $218,000 Lot 141 empty lot ready to build on or your RV $108,000. Lot 272 • Recent remodeled PM, almost new boat lift, dock, large deck $149,900 Lot 277 COTTAGE HOME 2BR/1BTH, recently updated, extra large tiled deck,good parking space $ 155,000 Lot 458 Nice park model with addition, W/D, stg bldg, large covered deck $125,000 Lot 493 • Very nicely furnished PM, large tiled and covered deck, dock, and fish cleaning sta-tion. $129,000 Lot 691 PM with an amazing view from covered deck, extra waterfront frontage. Would make great building site. $120,000 Lot 817 COTTAGE HOME Very nice 2BD/2BTH, wd/dw, storm shutters, under deck storage, ample parking, many extras. $224,900.Lot 827 COTTAGE HOME 2BR/2BTH furnished, under deck stg, like new, pavers, boat lift $214,000

Inside Lots Waterfront Lots

Norma Swink, BROKER Cell (956) 561.3442P.D. Swink, AGENT Cell (956) 572.1559

WE WANT YOUR LISTING.

Sea Cottage LotsSC 59, 2BD/2BTH, furnished, spacious corner lot, Boat Lift, Storm Shutters. SC 66 Furnished, 2BDR/2BTH, office on ground level, amazing master bedroom stor-age, 2 balconies, recent upgrades $189,000. SC 124, A single with 3BR/3BTH, recent new upgrades, mostly furnished plus a boat. $225,000.

Classifieds

FOR SALE LOT # 815On Canal with Dockreduced $85,000 907-345-5860 or 928-566-7189SEA COTTAGE 19 -BARGAIN 2/2 recently remodeled, newly tiled floor, Carpet. Lots of storage. W/D upstairs. New storm shutters. Deck with boat lift. Elevator to 2nd floor. REDUCED $199,000 956-943-3215.Lot 236 Cottage Home for rent. 2BR – 1 bath furnished. On water with fishing dock, close toIntracoastal. Monthly $ 1500.00, Weekly $ 600.00 Call 956-655-4157

FOR RENT – WATERFRONT LOT # 814October - April $ 625/mo. Call Owner 651-592-6188

COMPUTER PROBLEMS?Call Island Geek 761-3333PRICED BELOW APPRAISED VALUE! Waterfront Cottage Home, Lot 301. Stick built. 1 Bedroom, 2 Baths. $179.900. Contact Owners, 956-761-1182 (daytime); or Susan Brown, 956-592-5464 (anytime).

For Sale: 503 E. Clam – Waterfront w/ 1/1 Park Model. Fully furnished, covered deck, boat dock, storage. Very clean ! $135,000. Contact Bruce – 956-330-2218

For Sale: 799 E. Oyster – Waterfront Lot w/ 1/1 Park Model. Fully furnished, covered deck, and boat dock. $ 124,500 Call Bruce – 956-330-2218

LOT # 192 Waterfront Cottage homeFor Rent – 2 Bedroom/2Bath-Recently remodeled.Fully furnished, Covered deck with shade. For monthsof September, October thru March. Only $ 1,700 monthly Call (956) 821-5899SEA COTTAGE 85 - FOR SALEWell maintained sea cottage with two car garage on first floor. Spacious kitchen, living room, dining room, full bath and bedroom with double closets and queen bed on sec-ond floor. Three quarter bath, two queen beds with a great deal of storage and laundry on third floor. Great deck views of South Padre Island. Boat lift and fish cleaning area on back dock. Last year listed with ReMax for $265,000 now for sale by owner for $235,000. It costs nothing to look so call Bill or Sue at 651.335.5264 or 956.943.7835WATERFRONT LOT # 73 FOR SALEEXTENDED DOCK TO APPROX 80 FT.CLOSE TO INTRACOASTEL WATERWAY $ 85,000 CALL 281-578-0333

SALE: 838 Waterfront: Remodeled Park Model / Island Room w/boat lift, King bed, whirlpool tub, Open Bright Plan, 19’ x 12’ Living Room w/sofa bed & 42” TV, 2nd bath w/closet & washer/dryer, & large Walk-in Closet (remove to make 2nd bedroom) Covered Tile deck, Storage under, dock Fully Furnished & Equipped. $139,900 Owner Jim (262) 242-4181

For Sale Lot # 426 Conch – PM w/ Island Rm, 2 Bd, 2 Bth. Large covered back deck. All tile floors except master bedroom. Fully furnished including W/D. New roof in 2011. Priced to sell $ 66,000. Call 956-943-7581 or 651-338-8444 to see.

LOT # 364 FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD! WIDE CANAL / INTRACOASTAL VIEW. PM, 1/1, W/D, covered patio, dock/boat lift. Newer shed, siding, roof, A/C and flooring. $ 110,000.00. Owner 630-915-6753.

Office: (956) 943.4228 509 E. Washington Port Isabel, TX 78578Email: [email protected]: www.SwinkRealEstate.net

SC 89 - $232,500 Great SPI/Ship Channel View. Morning Sun, 2 Bedroom/2 Bath. FurnishedMake Offer!! Patty 956-943-3454

FOUR-MONTH RENTERS – We are looking to rent a 2/2 Sea cottage on the east end of Scallopwith a boat lift (for 19”boat) for four months beginning December 2012. Please call Roger orVicki at 605-486-0015 (h) : Roger at 402-670-0913;

Village A/C & Heat

Service – Repairs –

Installations

LICENSE # TACBL33737E

Monthly Checkups -

956-293-1986

Bingo Bring your own treats,beverage, etc. and enjoy meeting friends and neighbors for a couple of hours each Friday night. Cards are out by 6:15 p.m. with play beginning at 7:00 p.m. sharp. We have been enjoying a large number of you so we have been able to pay the maximum allowed which makes it more fun for all. Come on out ya all, you could be the next lucky person.

Shirley Ritten

Golf Course LotsLot N - Emply lot with island view. $ 60,000

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110 N. Garcia • Port IsabelWATERFRONT DINING AT THE LIGHTHOUSE

Open 11 a.m. • Lunch & Dinner(956) 943-FOOD

www.PiratesLandingRestaurant.com

IN CREDIBLE!

$5.99Lunch Specials

Monday thur Friday

11 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

ALL YOU CAN EAT

Fish or Shrimp

Served with Two Sides Daily

Fresh Seafood,Salads, Sandwiches

- FREE WIFI-

10% OFF COUPON

Not valid with any otherpromotion or discount.

PIRATE’S LANDING

RESTAURANT

Best Waterfront Dining! Famous for the fun, known for the food!

Over the water on South Padre IslandLOOK FOR OUR SIGN AT KOA ENTRANCE.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner(956) 943-PIERwww.Pier19.us

FeaturingFish, Shrimp,

Oysters, Burgers,Po Boys, Chicken,BLT, Salads,

Fries, andKids Meals.

Enjoy Hooker’s Palapa Bar at Pier 19.Featuring SouthPadre Islands famous sunsets.

- FREE WIFI-

Open daily 7AM

10% OFF COUPON

Not valid with any otherpromotion or discount.

PIER 19 RESTAURANT

& BAR

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Organic Goods

Fruit Smoothies & Gourmet Coffee

Medicinal Teas & Herbs

Supplements, Minerals, Homeopathics

Nutritional Consultation with Doctor

Body System Evaluation

Hair Analysis & Saliva Testing

Natural Weight & Hormone Mgmt

Books and More!!

Box & Ship UPS Across USA

Fax • Copy • Free WIFI

201 W. Queen Isabella Blvd., Port Isabel

(956) 943-2300www.livingshoppe.com

S TO R A G E

BOATS - TRAILERS - RV’S – CAMPERS

GATED 24 HOUR ACCESS

• LIMITED INDOOR RV STORAGE AVAILABLE •

LOCATED ON FM 508 HARLINGEN

956-371-6082 OR 956-371-6083

$229,000

From the Bridge Board The annual meeting for the LIOA (Bridge) will be held Satur-day 4/7/2012 at 9:00 a.m. in the Arts and Craft Room.

The bridge monitors are on Channel 12 on the marine radio. You can also call them at 956-943-1622 for opening info.

Hope to see you at the meeting.

L.I.O.A. Bridge Board

818 W OYSTER 2 bedroom 1 bath with new Island Room and large kitchen. This furnished home has a very roomy living area and new master bedroom. Channel front with nice patio, front and side doors, awnings and drive large enough for two cars. Refrigerator freezer plus a bait refrig-erator freezer. This one is a “must see” $149,000

$229,900

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MANAGERS REPORT – by Rick Horner GM Horner presented his monthly reports and updates.• Work Orders- 103 issued; 21 pending. GM Horner stated that the delay in completing all of the work orders was due to emergency repair projects. He assured owners that all their work orders would be addressed.• Building Permits - 4 issued; 2 con-crete; 1 re-roof; 1 boatlift• Past Due Condo Fees – (4) 16-30 days late ($801.00); (8) 31- 60 days late ($2,380.00); (2) 61-90 days late – Going to legal ($1,105.00); (8) 90 days late – in legal ($24,799.00). GM Horner reported that it was a pretty good month for condo fee collections. GM Horner informed the audience that three of the eight properties that are included in the 90 day group have been foreclosed on and are coming back to LIVOA, therefore the dollar amount is a little skewed as at least $10,000 of the $24,799 are for the three prop-erties. Past due condo fees last month totaled $41,761.00. Current past due condo fees total $29,085.00. Past due Condo fees reduced by -$12,676 .00. • Dredging Report – GM Horner re-ported that the USACE has reviewed LIVOA’s application and stated that everything looks good. He went on to state that he is waiting on Chris Freeland to get back with him on a specific site to dump the silt. GM Horner informed the audience that the Corp. had initially requested an aerial map with 4 pos-sible sites to dump the silt which was sent in. They have now come back and said that a specific site must be selected and a new map detailing the site as well as a letter from Chris Freeland authorizing LIVOA to put the silt on their property is needed. GM Horner also mentioned that he will request that the main-tenance permit include both hydraulic and mechanical dredging. He then announced that he had met with Rodriguez Brothers Dredg-ing for the third time and is meeting again with them today to get a better estimate of the project cost. GM Horner explained to the audience that Rodriguez Brothers does me-chanical dredging which is significantly lower in cost than hydraulic dredging and since they are currently working on SPI there will also be significant savings on the transporta-tion of equipment. The length of the project is estimated to take about 1 week. GM Horner added that if any owner wanted to dredge un-der their boat slips, Rodriguez Brothers would offer the service but the owner would have to contract with them directly.

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Lot #721 – possible 2 bedroom, very nice park model, deck, shed

$69,0001-800-778-1647 Ext.. 1234

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24 HRS. TOLL FREE 1-800-778-1647

then enter the extension number

PENDING#731#347

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#134

RENTALS RONA HAMLINCK (956) 371-0425Roy Bailey / Broker [email protected]

600 S. Garcia #13, Port Isabel

Waterfront # 214 Cottage Home 2/2 Furn. nautical décor. Large deck Close to club house. View of canal

$179,000 800-778-1647 • Ext. 1774

Several rentals available.

Several units or lots can possibly be owner financed.

Please call for new listings / open evenings & weekends by

appointment.

FINANCING AVAILABLE LET’S MAKE A DEAL-TAKE ADVANTAGE

OF GREAT UNITS AT LOW PRICES!INSIDE Lots

#8 $35,000

#535 $40,000 #610 $35,000

I-$73,000golf course p.m.

w/room

# 80 $123,000 #180-$125,000

# 650 - $ 218,000

Park Models

#203 - $51,000

COTTAGE HOME

#667 $219,000

WATERFRONT

Lot # 268 waterfront home 2bed-1b, furnished, covered and tiled deck, open floor plan. $189,500

1-800-778-1641 ext. 1114

Lot #109 NICE, 2/2 FURNISHED, 2 COVERED DECKS,GREAT PRICE!

$131,500 1-800-778-1647 Ext. 1154

Lot # 739 – cottage home, must see! huge deck w/island view,

corner lot, 2 bedroom $150,000, 1-800-778-1647 Ext. 1134

#182 50’ waterfront, pm/Island room 2 bedroom $149,000 1-800-778-1647 Ext. 1274

Lot #347 2/2, 1 lot off inter-coastal w/70’ seawall $165,000

1-800-778-1647 ext. #1174

Lot #634 Very Nice, 2/2 water-front cottage home, lots of extras,

boat lift, $245,000 1-800-778-1647 ext. #1214

Lot #236 - 2/1 waterfront p.m./island room 3 lots off

intercoastal $179,900 1800-778-1647 Ext.1254

Lot #232 - waterfront p,m./island room, direct access to intercoastal--

summer shade,very clean $149,000 1-800-776-1847 ext.1374

Lot #5 - Inside pad, great location,shed, nice concrete pad

$42,000 1-800-778-1647 ext . 1314

J - Super nice p. m., roof over, tiled porch, shutters, super nice,clean,

golf course,etc $79,995 1800-778-1647 ext. #1154

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Note: Included Airfare is from Houston / IAH and return.

10+ Participants from LIV will enable departure/return: BrownsvilleApprox. additional Cost: $230.00•

• BRO/IAH/BRO airfare is per person and subject to change.

Participation limited to first 16 persons

For Details and Questions:

Contact Rick CantosSea Cottage 57956-943-2462

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April 2012