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Vol. 26 - No. 9 Official Publication of Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association September 2004

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INSIDE THIS ISSUEAdvertiser Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Events and Information . . . . . . . 1-3

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-21

Inspirational. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Kiowa Kares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

Lake Activities . . . . . . . . . . . 22-23

Lodge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Manager’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Market Place.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 29-30

Minutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-28

Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

Service Orgs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-9

Woman’s Club . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-13

BOARD NOTES - AUGUSTYou know things are going well

when the Treasurer’s Report receives applause and the Open Board Meeting is concluded in less than 30 minutes. Such was the case on Aug. 16, thanks to every employee and every member volunteer who contributes to our operational success.

Now that work has begun on the east entrance gate, some members have asked questions regarding necessity, security, and accessibility. As to necessity, the east gate project was part of our Capital Improvement Project I, which was approved by a vote of the membership in 2003. Its construction is an implementation of the membership’s will. Security has been at the center of every aspect of this undertaking. The entrance will be double-gated: When a vehicle approaches, the first gate will open to allow ingress for a single vehicle. This gate will completely close before the second gate opens. There will be enough room between the gates for extended cab pickup trucks but not enough room for two automobiles, a truck and trailer, etc. If a member or lessee moves from Lake Kiowa or forfeits membership privileges, the computerized system can be programmed to block their entry. As for accessibility, the gate will be activated by an electronic device that members may purchase. The board is currently considering which type of device will

best meet the needs of our residents while best preserving our security. Dallas Toll Tags will not activate our system. If a member does not choose to purchase an entrance device, he may continue to enter through the front gate as he always has. The egress gate will not require an electronic device, and members may continue to exit either the front (west) gate or the east gate at will. If the east gate is closed due to construction, notices will be placed at appropriate intersections.

Other Property Owner’s Associations have been in the news lately as members revolt against regulations banning flags and banners. These rules originally had nothing to do with patriotism and everything to do with community appearance. But limitations on flying Old Glory have caused Arizona, California, and Florida to pass state laws limiting associations’ abilities to restrict flying either state or the United States flag. Protests in Southlake, Colleyville and Hurst have prompted a legislator from the Metroplex to announce plans to introduce similar legislation in Texas. Lake Kiowa does not have a regulation against flying flags. In fact, the LKPOA encourages support of the Rotary Club in placing flags on certain holidays. This issue is a reminder that what seems like a very good rule to one member is perceived as unreasonable by another.

Linda Fite

The Old West Newfoundland Club will again be holding its water trials at the West Beach of Lake Kiowa on Sept. 25 and 26, starting at 9 a.m. each day. The trials begin with basic obedience and progress to water exercises. There are two levels to the test. The junior level will be first. The senior level is much more difficult, and thus more interesting. This will follow the junior level, so it will occur either in the late morning or early afternoon.

Those dogs that pass on Saturday will, most likely, not participate on Sunday. So Saturday is the best day to come see the trials. However, there should be lots of Newfies available for petting both days, so please come join us.

We will be having a dinner at the Lodge on Saturday night, and are looking forward to another great meal. There should be dogs from many

surrounding states and, hopefully, we will have a good turnout for the trials. We thank Lake Kiowa for allowing us the use of the West Beach for this wonderful event.

Carol Winnert

BLUE MOON FISHING TOURNAMENT OLD WEST NEWFOUNDLAND WATER TRIALS

We are all used to seeing golf carts, joggers, and walkers on our streets. But you may have noticed more and more bicycle riders sharing the roadways at Kiowa. Bike riding is increasing in popularity because it is environmentally friendly while being a great family activity, a way to exercise, or a way to relax. Anyone aged 3 to 103 can ride a bike. Lake Kiowa is a great place to ride your bike because of the paved roadways, varied terrain, the views, and lower traffic volume. However, these real life incidents prove we all can use a refresher course on how to share the road.

A riding buddy of mine was riding his bike earlier this month when a vehicle cut the corner and grazed his left shoulder with the driver side mirror. The vehicle was a newer model, thank goodness, because the mirror retracted upon impact. My friend was not knocked off his bicycle, but had a deep muscle bruise and was shook up. The driver, needless to say, was also very upset.

Also this month, another bike rider

was waiting to cross the bridge because two cars were on the other side. The first car passed, so the bike rider started across the bridge. The other car, however, failed to give right of way on the single lane bridge. The bicycle and the car fit side by side on the bridge, but not by much.

Earlier this year we were riding when we met a car coming in the opposite direction. The problem was the car was riding the centerline and never moved to the right when we approached. When riding at Kiowa it is not unusual that we encounter vehicles speeding, cutting corners, and riding the centerline.

The streets at Kiowa are 20 feet wide. This gives each lane 10 feet for a vehicle traveling at the correct speed to round a corner in its own lane and stay on the proper side of the street. The posted maximum speed at Kiowa is 30 m.p.h. or less. And at the correct speed, no vehicle should have to cut corners.

Were you aware that the Texas Transportation Code has statutes addressing bicycle riders? Basically, bicycles have the same duties of any other vehicle on the roadway. In other words, they must stop at stop signs, use hand signals, and have brakes. But these statutes also give the same rights to bicycles as other vehicles,

Sharing the Roads of Lake KiowaBy Kent Wooldridge

If you would like to be a candidate for the Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association Board, please call Peggy Padgham at 665-3165 or send a resume to Peggy at 107 Navajo Tr. W.

Anyone who owns property at Lake Kiowa is eligible to be a candidate, and the nominating committee would be delighted to have interested persons contact a committee member. If you have questions, please contact one of the following: Bill Beebe, Bob Kalina, Nona Tipps, Mary Wood or Peggy Padgham.

Photo: C. Winnert

Photo: K. Vander Molen

Continued on page 3

Gigi, a “Neuf” owned by the Winnerts, during her trials.

Observers and anglers of the Blue Moon Tournament sponsored by Lake Kiowa Anglers & Conservation Club, July 31. (See page 22 for story.)

September 6LABOR DAY HOURS

Golf Course Open(Closed on Tuesday)

Lodge Dining - 11-3

LKPOA Office Closed

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As many of you know, the 2004 Rally For A Cure® is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 6. This woman’s golfing event supports The Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Almost everyone has been touched in some way by breast cancer. So this year we’re adding a fun, new dimension to the Rally – THINK PINK! We are asking all Kiowans, not just the golfers, to wear pink on Oct. 6 to acknowledge October as Breast Cancer Awareness Monh. It will also show your support for the women golfers participating in the Rally For A Cure®.

Any pink will work! If you live around the golf course, THINK PINK! by tying a visible pink ribbon onto a tree in your backyard. THINK PINK! by wearing a pink shirt, or

blouse. THINK PINK! by wearing a pink ribbon on your collar, or cap. Tie a pink ribbon, or balloon to your golf cart. It’s really very simple, just THINK PINK!

In 2002 and 2003 our local Rally For A Cure® raised $7,800 and $16,000, respectively. Nationally, golf courses have raised $12 million to fight this dreaded disease. It is predicted this year alone 216,000 American women will be diagnosed with breast cancer.

REMEMBER…Wednesday, Oct. 6... THINK PINK! to honor the courage of breast cancer survivors and the memory of those we’ve lost to this killer.

If you would like information about the Kiowa Rally For A Cure, or if you would like to make a donation, please contact Yolanda Arronté at 668-1215.

About 32 junior golfers completed the Tri-County Junior Golf Tournament series at Lake Kiowa on Aug. 2. On one of the few extremely hot and humid days we’ve had this summer, the junior golfers walked and competed in this final tournament of the six-tournament tri-county series. Several Lake Kiowa volunteers and parents helped with scoring and shuttling golfers between holes. Past assistant golf pro, Charlie Carnevale, was back for the day to run the tournament and present the medals.

The results were:7-9 yr old coeds (9 holes): Eric

Gann 48 (1st place); Stoney Hawkins 51 (2nd); Jace Claytor 53 (3rd)

10-11 yr old boys (9 holes): Chad Waltersheid 49 (1st); Cameron Clark 55 (2nd); Luke Crabtree 65 (3rd);

Zack Mckinney 66; Josh Robinson 75; Conner Short 66

12-13 yr old boys: Bobby Dorman 82 (1st); Clayton Williams 92 (2nd); Chase Kruger 105 (3rd); Taylor Black 119; Paul Crabtree 126; Trevor Manning 147

15-18 yr old girls: Lauren Romines 91 (1st); Sarah Sullivant 111 (2nd); Joelle Furhman 130 (3rd); Morgan Mckenzie 134

14-15 yr old boys: Thomas Hughes 76 (1st); Luke Lanham 78 (2nd); Bryan Sandman 85 (3rd); Mitch Sellars 87; Zack Fox 91; Dylan Stone 97; Lance McDonald 103; John Crabtree 131; Sam King 138

16-18 yr old boys: Travis Klutts 73 (1st); Nathan Blankenship 74 (2nd); Justin Weeks 80 (3rd); Chris Trevino 96.

Dee Dorman

JUNIOR GOLFERS FINISH SUMMER AT LAKE KIOWA

Four of the 12-13 Year-Old Age Group: Clayton Williams, Taylor Black, Bobby Dorman, and Chase Kruger.

Photo: D. Dorman

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including riding with traffic, using the full lane when turning and having the right of way to other vehicles where appropriate.

Here are some tips for sharing the road at Kiowa.

For the bicycle rider.1. Assume that the driver of the other

vehicle does not see you. Ride ahead by watching about one-half block in front of you. Leave yourself an out.

2. Wear a helmet. It is not a law but I will show you my broken helmet that saved me a blow to the head in an accident at a slow rate of speed.

3. Wear bright colors. Bike riders are the only people that should dress in brighter clothes than golfers.

4. Do not wear earphones for your Walkman or MP3 player. By doing so, you have taken away half of your senses that protect you on the bike.

5. Obey traffic laws. 6. Ride single file. Riding double is

okay as long as you do not impede traffic flow and can move into single file when a car is approaching from the rear.

7. Ride with traffic. I know, I know, but mom and dad were wrong. Stay about three feet out from the curb unless you are being passed and then move closer to the shoulder. If you are turning left, move closer to the centerline.

8. Use hand signals. Left arm out (finger pointing) for left turn. Right arm out for right turn. Arm down for stop or object in the road. Do not signal for the vehicle behind you to pass.

9. If you approach pedestrians, make them aware of your presence with a verbal sound. The bike is very quiet and

you do not want to startle anyone.10. Finally, unless you are Lance

Armstrong, you are slower than most vehicles. So do not impede them from passing you in a safe manner.

For the vehicle driver.1. Be patient, the most you are

going to lose is a couple of minutes by following a bike rider. We seem to be patient with the golf carts. Let’s extend that courtesy to the bicycle.

2. Assume there is a bike rider in every corner or curve you approach. Obey the speed limit and do not cut corners or ride the centerline.

3. Realize that the bicycle has the same rights and privilege to the road as you do. You must yield right of way just as you would to any other vehicle.

4. Follow at a safe distance.5. If you feel that the riders are

unaware of your presence, a single short horn blast is appropriate, but do not stay on the horn. Honk the horn far enough back so as not to startle the riders.

6. Do not pass a rider and then turn. You would not do it with another vehicle.

7. When you pass, get completely in the other lane. Do not crowd the rider. Mirrors are scary things to bike riders.

Most bike riders like to take advantage of the cool of the mornings or late evening. Be aware of the glare from the sunrise or sunset. We all need a little extra attention riding or driving at these times of the day.

If we all use a little common sense and courtesy, Lake Kiowa will be a great place to share the road!

In an attempt to play “catch-up,” we have planned an aggressive schedule of projects to be completed during the present year.

Projects include completion of the East Gate, drainage repair and silt control weirs at Iriquois Park, construction of a golf maintenance building, chipping and sealing a portion of the roads, construction of a sea wall on a portion of the #9 island on the golf course, rebuilding #14 and #18 tee boxes on the golf course, and continuing our normal repair of roads, parks, and facilities.

Silt removal continues in Spotted Eagle Cove. We plan to complete work in this cove by November. Discussions and planning are in progress to determine the next cove to receive the de-siltation program.

With the unusual rainfall this summer, we have experienced numerous drainage problems in several areas around Lake Kiowa. Some of these have been addressed and others will be worked as time allows.

Thanks to those of you who help to keep Lake Kiowa beautiful.Lloyd Butts

Sharing the Roads continued from page 1

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Claudia and Donny Salinas proudly announce the marriage of their daughter, Troy Trevino, to Matt Walter. They were married in Hawaii on July 30. Troy and Matt loved our community so much they purchased a home here last November off Huron trail. Please join us in welcoming them to our community.

Rather than focusing on one early settler this month, here’s a little free advice to all of you, early settler or not, who do not plan to spend your last days in your present home and who do not have family or friends who will be happy to dispose of all of your material and personal goods one day.

Based on recent experience, the advice is brief: start now. If your house goes on the market and you are told that you will have time to get ready for a move, don’t count on it. If you know where you’ll be, order new address labels now and send them to everyone who sends you mail, magazines, etc. that you want. Yes, you’ll get a plethora of the free ones in time, but you’ll need them sooner.

Now, about talking to your phone company...get on a bed or couch in a very comfortable position, because you’ll be there for a while. Have within reach all the kinds of information that would be needed if the F.B.I. arrived wanting to do a background check on you. Try to be patient with those earnest young employees who are required (they are, really) to try to sell you everything that ever flew past the imagination of anyone in the communications business

and which is carried by their company. (It helps to imagine that the young person is a niece or nephew and you are grateful that s(he) is employed.) After 12 or more minutes, I was asked if I have an unobstructed view of the southwest. At that point, I couldn’t stop laughing enough to ask “Why?” I never found out.

Think carefully about that advice, “If you haven’t used it in a year, throw it out.” If you still have it, there’s a reason. Someone told me, “You don’t have to die to have your life pass before your eyes; you just have to move.” It’s true. You may need to do a lot of memory and nostalgia-filled processing, and it will make you tired. It’s O.K. to nap more than usual, or just stare out the window.

When you get to your new home, don’t wait for the welcome wagon. Get out and meet your neighbors. Be a cheerleader for new friends who are trying to do things that they haven’t done before or to revive old skills and hobbies – even if they don’t remember to do it for you. AND, of course, stay in touch with your early settler buddies.

Carmen Karston

KIOWA ONES OUTINGS RESUMEKiowa Ones will resume their monthly night out on Sept. 14 at 6 p.m. at The

Back Porch Cafe. All single Kiowans are welcome to join us for dinner and games (Tripoli, 42, Bridge, etc.)

Please call Betty Anderson, 665-8660, for information.

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New Faces...In the past there was a featured section

on our “Kiowa Kares” page called “New Faces.” We tried to introduce you to new residents at Lake Kiowa. It proved to be a difficult assignment to catch people as they arrived. So, unfortunately, we missed many along the way.

This month we received the announcement of the Walters’ marriage and their purchase of a home here at Kiowa. That reminded me of the new arrivals around my own block on the east side. I decided it would be a good time to reintroduce this column, especially since it includes my own daughter, and her family of animals.

We would like to introduce new residents to Lake Kiowa on a voluntary basis. We encourage you to send information about yourself or new neighbors to communiqué@ntin.net so that we may include them in future “New Faces”

My daughter Jeri Clausing-Borea recently purchased her home on Shawnee, having moved here from Baltimore, Md. Her “family” includes Nikita, an Alaskan Malamute; Mr. Bear, a Chow mix; and Cantelope, a very special cat. Jeri has taken a break from her career in journalism and has plans to enjoy the lake, golf course, and quiet surroundings in her east side home. She has contributed her editorial expertise to our CommuniQue this month and we look forward to more help in future issues.

Steve and Donna Katz have just moved into their home on Shawnee with their children, Paige, who is 12, and Clayton, 10. Their family also includes three labs and a border collie. They have sheltered these dogs and are looking for good homes for two of them.

They have returned to Lake Kiowa after leaving eight years ago. Steve is the son of Giles and the late Doris Katz, and the grandson of Minnie Holiman. Steve operates “Repairs, Etc.” specializing in residential repair. His ad appears on page 3 of this issue.

New neighbors on Kiowa Drive East are Bill and Becky Branham. Becky has just retired from a title company in North Dallas, while Bill is looking forward to his retirement in October from UPS. They have three sons: Max is studying criminology at North Texas University, Charles is pursuing his doctorate at the University of Washington, while Dee has his business in Portland, Oregon. Romeo, a part Rhodesian and Greyhound is also a part of their family. Both Bill and Becky are looking forward to all the activities here at Lake Kiowa. They are both enjoying fishing, swimming, and boating on the lake and looking forward to more golf. Becky has already joined the Woman’s Club and is an avid gardener and cook.

Lake Kiowa welcomes you all.Carole Clausing

Mr. Bear and Nikita meeting their Texas neighbors. Photo: J. Clausing

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CASA of North Texas - A Child’s Voice In Court“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the

world: indeed, it’s the only thing that can.” -Margaret Mead

Several Lake Kiowa residents volunteer their time as specially trained advocates for children in court. Peggy Carpenter, Chick and Barbara Koval, Carmen Karsten, Jim Lemming, Mary Gill, Connie Lloyd, and new volunteer, Wanda Plotts, are among those who befriend abused and abandoned children and speak on their behalf in court.

Peggy Carpenter was named the “Volunteer of the Year” for CASA of North Texas. She will attend the Texas CASA Conference in Austin in September and has been nominated as the Texas CASA “Volunteer of the Year.”

New volunteer training will begin in September. It’s not too late to get your information submitted and join the new class. Contributions are always welcome as another way to support this very worthwhile organization. For further information, you may call Cathy Kirkpatrick at CASA of North Texas, (940) 665-2244. Contributions may be mailed to CASA of North Texas, P.O. Box 615, Gainesville, TX 72641.

What is CASA? All children need a home with loving

people to care for them. Each year in Texas thousands of children are abused, neglected or abandoned. Sometimes these children must be removed from their homes and placed under the protection of the court.

A judge has approximately 10 minutes to decide the fate of these victimized children. Should they remain in foster care? Be reunited with parents? Or, be adopted?

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are trained volunteers involved in helping the courts deal with the overwhelmingly difficult and costly increase in child abuse cases in Texas. The CASA volunteer is the most consistent person in a child’s life and provides the only independent voice for each abused child.

What does a CASA volunteer do? Lost in an overburdened child welfare

system that cannot pay close attention to each child’s needs, many children become victims a second time. That’s where CASA comes in.

Appointed by District Judges, CASAs are trained volunteers who befriend the child and speak on his behalf in court. Often, the CASA is the first kind, trustworthy adult an abused child encounters. CASAs are committed. They care. They make a difference in the life of one child.

The CASAs appear in court and submit a written report with a recommendation about what is best for the child’s future. Judges take these recommendations very seriously.

You can become a CASA volunteer. Consider becoming a CASA. You need to be a responsible adult who can offer stability to a child in a crisis. Time commitments vary with each child.

A CASA is asked to commit at least one year to a child. The average CASA spends 10 to 15 hours a month working with the child. It’s hard work but very gratifying.


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Thursday, Sept. 23 is the date and 11:30 a.m. is the time. Remember to come to the Roadhouse Restaurant in Lindsay for Christian Women’s Club. You’ll be glad you did!

Kerri Reiter, a licensed professional counselor and mother of a precious 9-month-old daughter, will be providing our music. Many of you know Kerri from attending her aerobics classes. Others have heard her sing at weddings, birthday parties, and church functions. She’s a beautiful young lady with a beautiful voice.

Pam Black will present our special feature. Give Pam a needle, thread, and some scraps and you’ll get an incredible quilt. Pam is an active member of the Gainesville Quilt Guild and a much sought after speaker and teacher at the guilds and quilt shops around the Dallas area. She has discovered the peace, joy and bond which quilters share. Creativity is her middle name!

Our speaker, Mary Grumbein, comes from Denton, where she works in the Computer Science Department of the University of North Texas. A former

teacher and mother of two daughters, her theme is “My Life: From Gray to Living Color.”

Christian Women’s Club is a non-denominational organization sponsored by Stonecroft Ministries. Stonecroft is dedicated to helping families grow in faith. There are no dues or requirements, just make a reservation to attend. Please call Shirley at 665-6399 and come prepared to meet new friends and enjoy a delicious buffet luncheon.

Our Friendship Bible Coffees will be returning this September. Here at Kiowa, Genny Koziol leads a women’s group at Frank and Shirley O’Dell’s home and Mike Pulec teaches an evening class for couples at Tommy and Linda Ford’s home. Please call any of us for more information.

Don’t forget to mark your calendars for our annual “Country Fair” on Oct. 28 at 11 a.m. Crafts, baked goods, and wonderful Christmas items are sold to benefit Stonecroft’s many Village Missionaries.

Judy Beard

Chapel services are held every Sunday at 8 a.m. in the Lodge assembly room. Rev. John Hare and Rev. J. L. Williams are the pastors delivering their messages on alternate Sunday mornings.

You are invited to attend the Chapel Quarterly Meeting and potluck dinner on Sept. 6 at 6:15 p.m. in the Lodge. Come and enjoy the fellowship, good food, and hear a report on the various activities of the Lake Kiowa Chapel.

Rev. J. L. Williams will continue his messages of “Love” on Sept. 5 and Sept. 19 with texts from assorted passages in I Corinthians 13. Rev. John Hare will continue his sermon series entitled “Gospel Born – Gospel Bread” based on John 6. “The Crust of the Matter” will be the title of his sermon on Sept. 12 with text from John 6:51-58. John 6:56-69 will be the text for “The Artisan Bread Church” on Sept. 26.

In September, the Chapel Choir will resume its practice on Monday

mornings and singing for Chapel on the third Sunday of the month.

V.I.S.T.O. is the benefit of food contributed on the third Sunday of every month. All packaged groceries are appreciated but each month identifies a particular item if you are shopping specifically for it. In September, special needs include canned soups and personal items such as toothpaste and toilet paper. However, they are grateful for any contributions that are made.

All residents and guests are welcome at Lake Kiowa Chapel services. This is an interdenominational service that may precede your regular church service or a round of golf. Casual dress is always welcome. Please come and share this time with your friends and neighbors on Sunday mornings from 8 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.

Carole Clausing

The Lake Kiowa Rosary Group will hold its monthly meeting at 9:30 a.m., Sept. 27, at 205 Modoc Trail W. The meeting will consist of the recitation of the rosary in honor of our Blessed Mother and scriptures reading. All Catholics and interested individuals are invited to attend. For more information, please call Betty Vandagriff, 668-6963, or Miriam Beebe, 665-5292.

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The Lake Kiowa Kiwanis Club is getting ready for its annual Hamburger Picnic. This picnic is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 20. The picnic is traditionally held before the regularly scheduled board meeting. The place, of course, is the West Beach Pavilion from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m.

Tickets are $8 for adults and $4 for children 10 and under.

This is the primary fund-raiser for the Kiwanis Club. The Lake Kiowa Kiwanis Club provides scholarship money for local students attending NCTC, funds for Camp Sweeney, a camp for diabetic children and Christmas gifts for special needs children and families at Callisburg Independent School District.

You, the Lake Kiowa Community, are always very supportive of the Kiwanis Club projects. If you cannot attend the Hamburger Picnic, contributions are welcome. Remember, this is a way you can play a part in making our community an even better place to live.

The Lake Kiowa Kiwanis Club meets at 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge on the first and third Thursdays of each month with dinner and a program following.

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Kiowa Emergency Service Organization’s monthly meeting is Thursday, Sept. 2, 10 a.m. at the Lodge. Carl Dunlap, Chief of Police in Gainesville, is the speaker. Everyone in Lake Kiowa is welcome to come to our informative and meaningful programs. Please come and invite a friend as well.

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On July 29, an excellent program was sponsored by the Cooke County Emergency Management Service and the Texas Department of Health. The presentation was made by the North Texas Poison Center. This presentation could be beneficial to all county residents. It explained all factors making up a disaster situation and the needed responses. A “disaster” is defined as an event that exceeds the capabilities of normal responses.

Paradigm:D - DetectionI - Incident CommandS - Scene Security SafetyA -Assess HazardsS - SupportT - Triage and TreatmentE - EvacuationR - RecoveryThe Intake Centers for Cooke County

have been designated as Muenster Elementary School, the Gainesville Civic Center, Hillside Church of Christ in Gainesville, Valley View Elementary School, and Rad Ware Elementary School in Woodbine

Two-thirds of the help needed is NON-medical, i.e. communication, traffic control, and food service. Volunteers are needed in all areas. If you are interested and would like to volunteer, please call Ray Fletcher, Cooke County Emergency Management Coordinator (940) 668 - 5400.

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The OUTPOST resumes its sale on Saturday, Sept. 18 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. just west of the gate at the Kiowa Miniwarehouse. We still have a large inventory of household items. We have a set of heavy-duty pickup wheels/tires, washer and dryer in good condition, ping-pong table, bunk beds, and knick-knacks.

Three or four years ago, when the OUTPOST was located just east of the beauty shop, a delightful incident occurred. I was told there was a note and a check waiting for me at Security. Because the OUTPOST building was small, many items were “stored” around the back. The note: “we picked up two sinks and 2 comodes. Plus some plastic off a old swimming pool. I couldn’t find anyone so I valued this at $40.00. If this okey please call”.......A treasured, charming memory from a long history. Your contributions and donations to Kiowa Emergency Service Organization are tax deductible.

If you have usable household items to contribute, call:

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Frequently in medical emergencies, the mind goes blank or the only person present doesn’t know the answers to necessary medical questions. That’s why the Lake Kiowa Voluntary Fire Department Auxiliary launched the Vial of Life Program, where residents can store pertinent medical and prescription data in a vial in their refrigerator. Emergency personnel know where to find it if they see a sticker on a front window.

Here’s how it works:1. All residents should permanently

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2. Take a few minutes to enter all pertinent medical information, including prescription data, on the formatted

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3. Insert the medical information papers into the Vial of Life bottle provided by LKVFDA.

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*Be sure to update your medications list when your doctor changes or discontinues a prescription for you or a household member.

Your attention and use of the Vial of Life is a great aid to the medical/fire personnel that respond to all medical emergencies.

Long-time residents that need a new Vial of Life container or stickers should call Nora Byrne, 665-1682. Leave your name and phone number and I will get back to you.

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The first session of the four-session, 28-hour course of study will commence Sept. 24, followed by sessions on Oct. 8 and Oct. 22. The final session will be held on Nov. 12. All classes will begin at 9 a.m. and end at 4 p.m., will include lunch, and will be held at the Lake Kiowa Lodge.

The $80 tuition charge covers lunch, coffee breaks, and educational materials. Certificates of Completion will be presented to each graduating member at the end of the course. LEADERSHIP COURSE HISTORY

In the late 1970s a program was introduced into Chambers of Commerce throughout the United States to educate local citizenry on how various public, health, safety, educational, cultural institutions and civic organizations

LaVerta Burhans and her Leadership Lake Kiowa committee are hard at work preparing their programs for this fall. Joan Carroll (Left), Jack Thies (not pictured), Greg Miserak (Right), and Peggy Padgham (Center), having selected their themes, are busily lining up their list of speakers.

Examine this page each month in the CommuniQue for added news of Kiowans and Leadership Lake Kiowa activities.

Meanwhile, Secretary/Treasurer Jerry Parr noted that P. O. Box 173, which had been mysteriously closed, was once again open for dues payment.

Please send your annual dues of $20 to Jerry at that box.

LEADERSHIP LAKE KIOWA IIWhere the Spirit of Community Begins

actually work. This program was to challenge personal assumptions, clarify perceptions before they become reality, establish factual management guidelines, review accepted ethical standards and rules of order and implement progressive planning for the good of all organization members and citizens of the community. The program has been highly successful and still remains very active in most chambers of commerce today.

The Kiowans undertook a similar project last fall to give Lake Kiowa Property Owner Association members a better understanding of their government, environs, and future, plus assist them to become a more knowledgeable club or organization member.

This is not a program to choose LKPOA board of director candidates or to influence board decisions. This is simply a community course designed to separate fact from fiction. One goal is to place right at participant’s fingertips the truth about the basic federal, state, and county laws and regulations that govern organizations such as the Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association. The point is to provide opportunities for communication between emerging and established leadership.LEARNED LEADERS IN ACTION

Graduates are encouraged to become involved in community governance,

either as an elected member of the LKPOA Board of Directors or as a volunteer supporting Association programs. Several graduates from the first course have done exactly that.

A vital part of any community is its civic organizations. Their success through effective leadership enhances the quality of life for individuals. Each Lake Kiowa organization and committee is strongly encouraged to sponsor a student to expand the pool of qualified

leaders for their organization.Certified graduates will be utilized to

organize and teach the LEADERSHIP LAKE KIOWA II course. In so doing, they will develop their own management and public speaking skills and experience.

We invite everyone to take advantage of this learning experience. Interested parties should contact any Leadership committee representative.

Photo: L. Burhans

10 CommuniQue September 2004 September 2004 CommuniQue 11KIOWA WOMAN’S CLUB NEWS

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I’ve discovered I’m supposed to choose the menus for the luncheons each month. How does peanut butter and jelly sound? Of course the presentation will be fabulous! This is one of the parts where I’ll probably make mistakes. But it will be for just a moment, and then I’ll move on. Oh say, if you want to keep it simple, just give Kathy Reed a call and set up a permanent reservation for lunch and avoid the monthly hassle of signing up.

Well, you might notice a change or two this year. The board of directors decided to be more visible and accessible at the meetings. So we will be scattered

amongst the members during lunch. Please advise them of your likes and dislikes throughout the year.

In planning for this position I went to the history books and read about the beginnings of Woman’s Club. Since 1973-1974, as the then President Dee Dee Boles stated in her message, “The aim of KIOWA WOMAN’S CLUB has been set to provide social outlets and cultural achievements…..” We’ve all discovered this year a waning interest in some of our social activities. So, I thought it might be nice to concentrate on US. Let’s build and rejuvenate interest in the activities we’ve got going and enjoy each as we experience the moments. I’d like to challenge each of you to attend at least one department activity that you’ve never attended before. Then network with each other and the officers. Your active participation will ensure a continuous vibrant Woman’s Club.

Oh, before I forget, I read where The Kiowans are putting on the Leadership Lake Kiowa II Conference beginning Sept. 24. I attended this last year and really learned a lot about our community and how it fits in to the scheme of life. I would recommend this to any of you. It’s very informative with current data. And this year there will be several “field trips” and some really neat group interaction stuff. I wouldn’t mind going to some of the sessions again. For the growth of our club and community, I hope several of you will sign up for this conference.

Until we meet again, Bon Appetit!Love ya,

Lee Skinner

New Bridge Season OpensThe new season for the six-week

bridge marathon starts Thursday, Sept. 16. We have several people signed up already, but would like to see more playing this year. If you don’t have a partner, don’t worry; we will find you one. Call Peggy Carpenter at 665-4294 or B. J. Myers at 668-1673 to sign up or go by the Lodge. We plan to have a lot of fun playing Party Bridge.

Don’t forget to mark your calendar for the Christmas Bridge/Canasta party on Dec. 4. Tickets will be available soon. We are doing the party a little differently this year, requiring that you buy a ticket in advance rather than just make reservations and pay at the door. This year, Sandi Hollon, chairwoman of the Christmas Party, is planning a GREAT Christmas party and we want to have all the tables full. The Christmas Bridge/Canasta party is not limited to Woman’s Club members. Bring a friend.

Peggy Carpenter

If you are new to Lake Kiowa, a special welcome, and an invitation to attend the Bible Study Group that is sponsored by the Lake Kiowa Woman’s Club. We meet on the fourth Tuesday at 10 a.m. The location will be posted on the marquee at the front gate and also here in the CommuniQué. Everyone is welcome, and the fellowship is a blessing.

The first meeting of the new club year will be Sept. 28, 10 a.m., at 1207 Kiowa Dr. West. Mary Francis Covington will complete the study of the Book of Ester. Our new study will be the Book of James.

To our regular members, invite you friends and mark that fourth Tuesday on your calendars for Bible Study. Let’s start our new club year with a commitment and appreciation of our privilege to study God’s word.

If you have questions or could use a ride, call Mecilla Keene, 668-6869 or Peggy Robins, 665-1565.

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1st......................... Sharon Chapman LaZelle Williams2nd..............................Anelia Haugh4th ..........................Jeanne Lemberg Neva Trussell5th ................................Ann Bennett6th ....................... Dorothy Campese8th .................................... Pat Jessee10th .............................Lucille Crow12th ............................. Ann Spencer13th ............................Margie Carter Shirley Dorsch Mary Ragan

14th ......................Rosemary Embry Pat Peale15th ................................ Julia Mayo Fran Stevens16th ...............................Julie Minter18th ................................Dena Knox Dortha Rollins19th ............................Sharon James Roddy Marks20th ....................... LaVerta Burhans21st.................................Jo Ann Gill22nd........................By Jo Mansfield Michelle Scherer

Under the auspices of the Lake Kiowa Woman’s Club, the Bird and Nature and Garden Clubs merged this year into Garden and Nature. Garden and Nature will meet on

the third Monday of each month from September to May. The first meeting will be Sept. 20, 10 a.m. at Gussie Utting’s, 1011 Kiowa Dr. E. The topic will be “What you did on your summer vacation.” (Finger food donations will be appreciated.) Our first field trip of the year, to

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KIOWA WOMEN’S CLUBPrograms for 2004-2005

SEPT. 9: “Storytelling and Banjo Tunes” by Dan Gibson Join us this month to listen to storyteller Dan Gibson, two-time winner of the

Houston Liar Contest. Old-time banjo strumming and the sounds of a mountain dulcimer accompany his tall tales, historical legends and traditional folk tales.

Oct.14: Dallas Tap DazzlersNov.11: Women’s Chorus of North Central Texas Dec. 9: A Musical Christmas Celebration by Doc GibbsJan.13: Dallas Morning News Columnist James RaglandFeb. 10: Rockin’ Rick’s One Man BandMarch 10: Special Theatrical Production By NCTC Drama Dept/Butterfield Theatre April 14: “Through the Looking Glass” Style Show May 12: Second Annual Showcase of TalentJune 9: Rose Mary Rumbley Returns

scheduled for Oct. 18, rain or shine. For the “Blooms” news, it is an

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sunflower seeds are extremely popular with cardinals, jays, chickadees, and titmice. Buy birdseed with little or no millet. Millet attracts undesirable birds, such as house sparrows and grackles, to feeders. Hope to see you Sept. 20.

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Sept. 21 ................................................Fall Football “Tailgate Picnic”

Oct. 19 ................................... Hobgoblins “Trick or Treat” Luncheon

Nov. 16 ............................................................. Santa’s “Sweet Shop”

Dec. 21..................................................... Holiday Celebration (TBA)

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The Woman’s Club Gourmet Department kicked off the 2004-2005 season with a “Welcome Back” Gourmet gathering on Aug. 17. Department co-chairwomen Carol Gillies, Katherine Thacker and Linda Moore provided punch, cookies and notebooks for each of the seven clubs formed this year. The Gourmet Department provides a wonderful opportunity to get reacquainted with old friends, meet new people, share recipes, homes and dining experiences each month. The first culinary affair will be Sept. 2 with a “Fall Football – Tailgate Picnic” theme. There’s still time to join the fun and get on the winning team – Go Gourmet! Call Carol, Katherine or Linda for details.

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Microsoft’s XP operating system, here is some important news. During August, Microsoft released Service Pack 2 for Windows XP. This is a massive update, which needs to be applied to your computer’s operating system. The file is approximately an 80 megabyte compressed file, which includes security features and other enhancements.

There are two important considerations about this update. If you have trouble understanding these items, you should seek help from someone knowledgeable about this update. The two items you should be aware of are:

1. Microsoft suggests that customers let Windows XP download the file automatically. Automatic downloads should work for people with dial-ups, too. The update will download in the background. It has a resume feature, so if the user shuts down before the download completes, it will pick up at the same spot when the user is next on line.

You can check that your system is set up for “Automatic Updates” by clicking “Start,” then “Control Panel.” Now double-click “System” and select

the “Automatic Updates” tab. Check “Keep my computer up to date.” Click “Automatically download the updates...” Click “OK.”

2. This update will include an enhanced firewall, which will be enabled by default. If you are already running a firewall, such as ZoneAlarm, one of them must be disabled. To do this in XP, go to “Control Panel” via the “Start” button. Double-click “Network Connections,” then right-click your “Network Connection” and click “Properties.” Select the “Advanced” tab and check the box to turn on the firewall, or clear the check mark to turn it off.

If you need further help with this or other computer issues, plan on attending the next Kiowa Computer Club’s meetings on Sept. 14 and 23 at the Lodge.

Barry Lotman

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Fall will be here before we know it and a busy season is ahead of us. We’ve had a very successful summer and are looking forward to introducing some new really exciting happenings here at the Lodge.

The Friends of the Lodge is planning a big sock hop on the 24th and we are going to do our best to pair our food to the sights and sounds of the 50s and 60s. If you haven’t bought your ticket yet, don’t forget to do it soon.

We are planning another Wine Pairing [Dinner] for October. We had such a great time at the first one and so many of you have been patiently waiting for

the next one. Further information will be available soon. Also in October, we will be hosting a Halloween Dance.

We’ve been having great success with our weekly specials and we’re trying some really good combinations. For instance, if you buy a 12-inch pizza [any kind], you receive free two soft drinks and two dinner salads. That’s a real bargain and a perfect easy dinner for two whether you come in to eat or call for take out. Don’t forget our Sunday Potluck Specials. They are only $6.99, and the variety ranges from fried chicken, pot roast, and meatloaf to smothered steak, ham, or baked chicken and dressing. Watch the sign at the front gate for the Sunday Potluck special.

Thanks again to all of you who support the Lodge and for all the wonderful cards and letters we receive. Keep them coming in, we love to hear from you.

Rocky Campbell

Last month when I said if you could think of someone I might have forgotten to thank for special help on the 4th of July, I meant it. I did omit a couple of very important artisans. Allison Gillies is one of our very talented artists that lives here in our community. She creatively and patriotically painted our Slots of Fun game that Bob Wickersham constructed. Dee Dorman and Janice Williams gave them the general idea and they took it from there. It always amazes us at the talent and versatility of our members.

I also failed to mention that our Logistics Chairman and all around engineer, Ike Gill, is also on our Board of Directors for the Friends of the Lodge. It’s great people like this that pull these events together.

Last and always a vital part of the success of our functions is the staff of the CommuniQue. We all are kept informed through the hard work and dedication of Carole Clausing, Linda Teagarden, Donna Daniels, Catherine Moss, Ila Cousino, Betty Gaertner and Mary Jean Copeland.

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Gainesville Civic Center will be the scene of the Annual Habitat for Humanity Chicken Spaghetti lunch, Friday, Sept. 24 from 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Salad, dessert and coffee or tea will accompany the delicious spaghetti.

Tickets may be purchased at the door or from any Habitat board member, many of whom live at Lake Kiowa, including Bob Wickersham, Earl Ziegler, Greg Miserak, Bob Hughes and Peggy Padgham. Lynn Lofton, office manager, will also have tickets.

The fifth Habitat home is being built this year, a wonderful accomplishment for an affiliate the size of Gainesville’s. Support from residents of Lake Kiowa has been a big part of our success. The golf tournament raised more than $10,000, but wasn’t enough to complete funds for the fifth house.

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18 CommuniQue September 2004 September 2004 CommuniQue 19GOLF NEWS

WGA held its monthly meeting and luncheon Aug. 4, following its playday scramble. Neta Stutzman, president, presided over the meeting. The minutes and treasurer’s report were presented and approved.

Mabel Samples reported the WGA membership at 219, 100 Hole-in-One participants and 62 on the ringer board. Neta announced that the Ways and Means Committee has completed an inventory of WGA supplies that were placed in the Kiowa Enterprises storage building. Ruth Robinson gave the golf report.

Red River’s Silver Tournament will be held at Lake Kiowa in October, and WGA requested items for door prizes and golf carts. Lake Kiowa hosted Texoma on Aug. 25.

Lee Skinner was presented a pin for breaking 100. Connie Glover won the gift certificate this month. Dale Griggs, 9-Hole Chairman, presented Audrene Robison with her pin for breaking 60.

Yolanda Arronte gave an update on the Rally for the Cure, which will be held Oct. 6. There are still a few openings available. Currently, 115 have signed up for play. The raffle tickets for the quilt are available for sale, see Molly Worthen. To show support for the rally and help more people be aware that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Yolanda has asked the community to Think Pink in October by wearing pink and tying pink ribbons to trees and golf carts. First State Bank

will sponsor the rally. Each player will receive two tickets for the Calcutta. Other guests will be charged $20 to cover food and drinks. The Calcutta raises a lot of money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Players do not have to buy their team and the buyer does not have to sell any portion of the team back to the players.

Neta also announced another Shoot-Out to be held in September. Be sure and sign up at the Pro-Shop. Neta also requested members to donate golf ornaments or money to be used to decorate the 19th Hole.

Winners of last months play days: July 21. 1st Flight: 1st Net, Ruth

Robinson 64, 2nd Brenda Long, Mary Pliler 70. 2nd Flight: Donna Skaggs 65, Merlene Miller 67. 3rd Flight: Jan Dalton 72, Pat Williams 76. 4th Flight:

Kathy Pliler 70, Jamie McCrory 71. Birdies: Ruth Robinson #13 and #14, Brenda Long #9 and #15, Mary Pliler #4, Dorothy McAllister #13, Donna Skaggs #12. Chip-ins: Dee Dorman #2, Merlene Miller #2, Maxine Lane #8, Pat Frazier #12.

July 28-29 Presidents Cup: Winner of the 2004 President’s Cup Tournament, 18 Hole Cup Winner: Molly Worthen. 9 Hole Cup Winner, Dale Griggs. Congratulations to these winners! 18 hole winners 1st flight: 1st Gross Ruth Robinson 171, 1st net RosaLeigh Wood 146, 2nd net Mary Pliler 147, 3rd net Dee Dorman 149, 4th net Carol Maners 150. 2nd Flight: 1st Gross - Peggy Coolidge 197, 1st net, Molly Worthen 142, 2nd net Neta Stutzman 153, 3rd net Judy Hughes 155, 4th net Lena Howell 156. 3rd Flight: 1st Gross Jan Johnson

234, 1st net Jan Dalton 158, 2nd net Kay Fikes 168, 3rd Net Catherine Moss 179, 4th net Margie Nash 182. 9 Hole winners: 1st Gross Dee Magee 144, 1st net Dale Griggs 77, 2nd net Peggy Gilmore 95, 3rd net LaNelle Little 96, 4th net Jane Moberly 96. Winners of special prizes: Closet to line #12 Jan Johnson. Closest to pin #2 Fran Adams, Longest Putt #18 Dale Griggs.

August 4 Scramble: 1st gross: Dee Dorman, Pat Frazier, Helen Thompson, Jane Moberly (70). 1st Net: Mabel Samples, Neta Stutzman, Dorothy McAllister, Corina Nichols (59.4). 2nd net: RosaLeigh Wood, Jan Dalton, Margie Nash, Molly Worthen (62.6). 3rd net: Ruth Robinson, Linda Stroop, Judy Hughes (62.7).

Reporter for WGA, RosaLeigh Wood

WGA NEWS

Molly Worthen, 18-Hole President’s Cup Champion.

Dale Griggs, 9-Hole President’s Cup Champion.

First Flight: RosaLeigh Wood, Mary Pliler, Dee Dorman, Carol Maners

Second Flight: Neta Stutzman, Molly Worthen, Lena Howell, Judy Hughes, Peggy Coolidge

Third Flight: Jan Johnson, Jan Dalton, Catharine Moss, Kay Fikes, and Margie Nash

9-Hole Winners: Jane Moberly, Lanelle Little, Peggy Gilmore, Dale Griggs, and Dee Magee

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Brown McCroryPGA Golf Professional

The Lake Kiowa Men’s Golf Association held its monthly meeting and tournament on Saturday, Aug. 14. Perfect golf weather brought out a large field of 123 (one team had only three players).

The format of the tournament was pro-am, with the team score being the better ball score of the A player’s net score and the scramble score of the B,

C, and D players.Coming in with a winning score of 57

was the team of Tom Blackwell (again), Arnold Acker (again), Dave Williams, and Matt Walter.

Second with 58, by virtue of a score card playoff, was the team of R. J. Stroup, Alan Pace, Ronny Young, and Corky Cohoon.

Third, also with a score of 58, was the

Winners: Arnold Acker, Tom Blackwell, Dave Williams, and Matt Walter

Second Place: R. J. Stroup, Ronny Young, Alan Pace, and Corky Cohoon.

DID YOU KNOW......in February of this year, the Handicap Committee purchased a supply of the

“2004-2005 – The Rules of Golf”? The rulebooks are revised every two years by the USGA and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. There are numerous revisions in this book as they are trying to make the book more readable and easier to understand. They are on sale in the Pro Shop for $2 each.

The book is composed of three sections. As in any book, the sections are in their order of importance.

Etiquette is the first section because of the high standards that were set years ago for the game of golf. Golf, for the most part, is played without supervision or referees. The game relies on the integrity of the individual players to conduct themselves in a disciplined manner, demonstrating courtesy and sportsmanship at all times, irrespective of how competitive they may be.

The second section is Definitions. In order to understand the rules, you must know the definitions. There are over 60 definitions.

The third section is where you find the 34 Rules of Golf.Every golfer should become familiar with this book and carry it in his/her golf

bag so when questions come up during play, he/she can find the correct answer. But, when in doubt, play the ball as it lies and play the course as you find it. The rules are there to help you. Most of the time knowing the rules will save you strokes out on the course when you find your ball in an ugly location.

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team of Wayne Howell, Neil Wright, Chris Heaton, and Greg Miserak.

Fourth, fifth and sixth all had 61:Fourth: Danny McDaniel, Tom

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Fifth: Mike Merolla, Bill Morris, Don Sloan and Lloyd Butts.

Sixth: Barry Pliler, Tom Nolan, Dick Rogers, and Dale Durflinger.

Seventh with a score of 62: Dwayne Hopson, Louis Carter, Bob Kite and Harold Greene.

MGA AUGUST MEETING AND TOURNAMENT

The golfing weather is absolutely great for this time of the year. The greens are holding up like a champ. But there are a couple of items I would like to bring up.

One, we are a spikeless or soft spike golf course. We have identified some marks on the green that appear to be spike marks from metal spikes. Spikeless means rubber spikes or flat shoes (tennis shoes) that have no indenting soles. One of the problems you have with soft spikes is, if you don’t

Superintendent’s Report...

Upcoming EventsThe next monthly tournament

is Saturday Sept. 11; mark your calendars.

Also Sept. 17, 18, and 19 is the Men’s Club Championship. Defending champion and senior club champion is Charles Brown. Can’t anybody beat this guy? Look for more information and sign-up sheets in the Pro Shop about the first of September.

L. Kulp

pick up your feet as you walk, you will scuff the turf.

Two, we are having problems with people “jumping on” the course. Lake Kiowa rules state that you must sign in at the Pro Shop. I know it is easy to think you can just play four or five holes around your residence and not hurt anything. But if you “jump on” in front of someone, you slow down play for all the holes. If everyone did this, our course would be a disaster.

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Fifty-two couples enjoyed the August Kiowa Couples Golf Association outing on Aug, 22 at 1 P.M. The format was a four-person scramble. A barbeque dinner at the Lodge followed the play.

The winners were as follows:First place: Don and Kay Kane and

Karl and Jan JohnsonSecond place: Tom and Elaine

Blackwell and Tom and Debbie NolanThird place: Bob and Judy Hughes

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Mark your calendars for Sept. 4, when the Lake Kiowa Angler and Conservation Club hosts both the year’s final bass tournament and the Matt Jones Kid’s Catfish Tournament.

Sign-up for the bass tournament begins at 6:30 a.m. at the Lodge Pavilion. The final weigh-in will be at 11 a.m. at Little Fox Pond at the north end of the lake. Winners of the men’s, women’s and children’s divisions will be announced at the conclusion of the Kid’s Catfish tournament. The Angler of the Year will also be presented. Lake Kiowa Lodge will have food available for purchase. And we have our great new bathrooms now, so no more port-a-pottys! Come to the event early and watch the bass anglers weigh-in.

Our Kid’s Catfish Tournament this year is from noon to 3 p.m. and is sponsored by the friends of Matt Jones. This event is free to children. LKACC will stock the pond with catfish and provide bait. It will also have poles for children who need them. Prizes and trophies will be awarded to in three age categories: six and under, seven to 11, and 12 to 16. Prizes will be awarded each hour for each age group. We always need volunteers to help the children learn to fish and untangle their poles. If you could spare an hour or two, please call Karen Vander Molen at 612-0603 or Bob Bingham at 668-8003.

The Blue Moon Anything Goes Tournament on July 30 and 31 had the biggest gallery of spectators so far this season. We also had seven children

competing, more than we’ve ever had.Biggest Bass and heaviest bass string

winner was Paddy Merolla. Paddy’s heaviest bass was 3.4 lbs, and her string of bass weighed 12.6 lbs. Paddy is always a contender, and this year was no exception. Biggest Catfish prize went to Jeff Wagner with a catfish weighing 3.8 lbs. The Biggest Other winner was Mike Bitsche. Mike was our Angler of the Year in 2003. Some of the up and coming anglers of Lake Kiowa under 18 were Matt Potter, who weighed-in 2.8 lbs of bass. Kevin Bartley, Paddy Merolla’s son, weighed in drum and bass. Clint Anderson weighed in a sandie and a catfish for a total of 3 lbs.

Michael and Austin Wagner and Alexis Wade also competed in the tournament. Browse the standings for all of our anglers on the Lake Kiowa Web site or here in the CommuniQue.

We are already planning our next projects and the upcoming events. The re-vegetation project is underway. Exclusion fences are being used to help test the activity of the grass carp and their impact on the aquatic test plants. Some plants are being placed in and out of the test sites and the Angler Club and lake biologist are keeping tabs on the plants’ health. These test sites will help us determine if the grass carp still exist in numbers that would deter future plantings. We will keep you posted on the findings and the results.

Our fishing barge is coming along and will be ready for use in November 2004. Our volunteers Mike Merolla and Mike

Final Bass Tournament; Kid’s Catfish Contest Sept. 4

Bitsche have done a lot of the work, but we still have more to do. We still need to make the walkway and attach the barge. If you are a carpenter and could help or would like to help us with this project in any way, please contact Mike or Paddy Merolla at 668-2178. Sorry for the delay but we want to make it right.

Our Angler and Conservation Club meetings are the second Wednesday of each month. Our next meeting will be Sept. 8 at the Lodge. We are very informal and would love to have you attend. Dues are $15 per family annually and your membership assists us in these projects and events. Hope to see you there!

Karen Vander Molen

Above Left: Paddy Merolla, winner of “Biggest Bass” which was 3.4 lbs.

Above Right: Mike Bitsche, winner of “Biggest Other” which was a Red Drum weighing 4.2 lbs.

Right: Jeff Wagner, winner of “Biggest Catfish” weighing 3.8 lbs.

Photos: K. Vander Molen


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Security patrol completed a busy month, performing 50 boating stops and 33 traffic stops. Twelve citations were written for moving violations on land and two were issued for lake offenses. Additional incidents handled by patrol included seven motorist assists, four disturbing the peace complaints, a domestic disturbance, a report of ball hawking on the golf course, and investigations into three golf cart accidents and four trespassing events. Animal Control officers responded to 22 dog calls, one cat complaint and dealt with 19 varmints. Five citations were issued for violations of rules regarding pets. Two dogs were transported to the city shelter in Gainesville after being held the required three days and an injured hawk received from a property owner was taken to the Heard Museum Raptor Rehabilitation Center near McKinney.

On July 22, persons unknown to Security at this time forced open the Navajo gate to gain entry and damaged mailboxes and driveway lights on Navajo and in the 1200 block of Kiowa Drive West. The Cooke County Sheriff’s Department assisted in the investigation. Security personnel were able to assist deputies who themselves issued citations at Lake Kiowa to an unlicensed driver and an underage drinker. In other activity, Security secured an unlocked door, delivered an emergency message, removed an illegal sign, recovered a stolen item and took a theft report. Response was also noted to three reports of swimming on the golf course and one report of individuals interrupting a private party in progress at the Pavilion. Security gate personnel dispatched for the LKVFD for 14 emergency runs.

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LAKE KIOWA SECURITY REPORT

July 15 – August 10, 2004

The Lakes and Parks Committee would like to remind the community of its concern for your safety while enjoying water activities. We are well into the summer season and our weekends yield an abundance of watercraft activities. Members are reminded that when operating between sunset and sunrise, watercraft must have and exhibit the navigation lights prescribed by the Coast Guard for boats of its class. Water skiing, surf boarding, or similar activities involving the towing of people are prohibited between the hours from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise. Operating a personal watercraft is prohibited between sunset and sunrise. (4.3.7g) Your compliance with this rule is important for your safety as well as others on the lake. Security has been doing a good job patrolling the lake during the weekend hours. Officers are on duty to lend a helping hand, remind members of safety rules and issue safety violations. Stay safe and enjoy our community.

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Harvey Pippen, chairman of the Rules Enforcement Committee, submitted the following list of members who have been cited for serious offenses since April:

• Brenda Smith, speeding, second serious offense.

• Jackie Hester, unauthorized use of a golf cart on two occasions, and operating a golf cart at night without lights.

• William Wells, too close to a boat being towed, and expired registration.

• Kelly Mayo, unaccompanied guest, and serious damage to L.K.P.O.A. wetlands property.

• Randy Howell (Preston), speeding and reckless driving, second serious offense.

• Gary Damron (Robert), speeding and reckless driving, second serious offense.

• Randy Cox, Cayuga Trail, second serious offense.


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Dear Editor,It is sincerely wished we Lake Kiowans would try to

improve our driving. For the third time this year my front bar ditch has been crossed onto the bank. On Sat. night 8-14-04 the ditch was crossed and a large part of a 25+ yr. old crepe myrtle was torn off at the roots. The first time earlier this yr. 3—30 yr. old pine trees were shirred off. The 2nd. time only the ditch and bank were badly torn up with very deep ruts. These worsened with rain and have been difficult to correct. The very least one could do is notify the property owner. Maybe the third really is a charm and this will be the last time.

Marge Tittsworth


LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION MINUTES

CALL TO ORDERThe meeting was called or order at 6:

00 P.M. by Vice President John Davis. All members present except Jack Thies who is on vacation.

OLD BUSINESSMinutes of the Pre-Board meeting

were approved unanimously on a motion by Charles Huddleston and second by Randy Howell. Dave Spangler abstained.

Minutes of the Open Board Meeting were approved unanimously on a motion by Charles Huddleston and second by Linda Fite. Dave Spangler abstained.

The Lake and Park Committee’s recommendation to place limits on length of boats, horsepower on boats and Personal Water Craft (PWC) and limit the number of powered watercraft per household was discussed. Primary concern was that the new rules would not solve safety concerns and that education of watercraft operators needed more emphasis. Additionally security is not always available to enforce the rules already in existence. Limiting the number of watercraft per homeowner may not solve any problems and place unnecessary restrictions on lakefront property owners. This item was tabled for further review and discussion.

East Gate – Lloyd Butts stated that the plan to issue window stickers was a management decision as he was not

ready to discuss extending the toll tag concept to the front gate.

Work on the East Gate will be scheduled and presented at the next board meeting.

Committee Report1.Fees and Golf Pro Contract: Dave

Spangler has been out of town and has no report at this time.

2. Community Manager Search: Linda Fite reported in on the progress of her committee, requested use of Election P.O. Box to receive the applications and made a motion to spend up to $2,500 for advertising. Motion was seconded by Bob Wickersham and was approved unanimously. The Board agreed it was appropriate to use the Election P.O. Box to receive applications.

3. Zoning Report – Rick Walker, no report at this time.

Community Manager UpdateShalk and Smith sent an engagement

letter requesting a start date for the annual audit of 8/17/04. The Board agreed unanimously to direct Lloyd Butts to sign engagement letter with Shalk and Smith.

Lloyd shared with the Board his approach to asset replacement and what he had provided to Ways and Means Committee. Lloyd said that he is working to extend life on all assets by at least 1 year and when replacement is required on a gas engine unit, to replace with diesel engines. He also believes

chip and seal to be a satisfactory method to maintain a majority of the road.

Lot 697A request has been received to define

the zoning as residential. The sale of the lot was restricted to residential use only. Lloyd will contact the Title Company to determine what is required from the board short of having a zoning vote.

OUTSIDE DINING AREAUnless the Lodge and Tavern

committee can raise the total funds to develop the patio area, the issue is closed, as the primary donors restrictions were too great for the Board to accept.

MARINAJoe King presented to the board his

ideas for a replatting of the “Marina Property”. After considerable discussion Joe was asked to return with a specific proposal.

NEW BUSINESSThe Lodge and Tavern Committee

have recommended that the POA have an Outside Sales Person to develop banquet and meeting events. This individual would be a Contract Employee and paid on a percentage of gross sales plus expenses. After considerable discussion and the belief that this was a win/win situation, Lodge and Tavern was asked to provide additional information on the “expenses” to be paid.

A request from the Woman’s Club to include a Tour of Homes ticket form

in the monthly POA bill was approved unanimously.

Golf Course Curfew – Randy Howell suggested that a curfew be placed on the golf course with the hope that vandalism could be better controlled. Currently we have a curfew on beaches however the golf course is only closed to play between dusk and 7:30 A.M. After some discussion the issue was tabled for further review.

Request to purchase Lot 1154 at a discounted price was denied on motion by Bob Wickersham, second by Randy Howell and passed unanimously.

LKVFD requested permission to use the West Beach parking area for a Chili Cook-off on October 2, 2004. Request was tabled for additional information concerning events already scheduled on that date.

A letter was received from a property owner concerning the number of weekend tournaments and requested the Board look at this issue, as the number of Saturday/Sunday play days was limited for weekenders. The letter has been forwarded to the golf committee for their review and action as they plan the 2005 tournament schedule.

The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 P.M. on a motion by Dave Spangler and second by Charles Huddleston. The motion passed unanimously.

Bob WickershamSecretary

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION WORKSHOPMONDAY, AUGUST 2, 2004

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ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL1. John Davis (Chair) .......... 940-665-53532. Jane Moberly................... 940-668-14073. James Robison ................ 940-668-28774. Walt Behrens ................... 940-665-27535. Bill White........................ 940-665-73126. Brent Reed ...................... 940-612-15027. Randy Howell ................. 940-665-15248. Jerry Haubrich................. 940-668-69669. Bob Hughes..................... 940-668-257810. Mike Rickwa.........940-665-1055 (ex officio)CELEBRATION COMMITTEE1. Charles Huddleston (Chair)...940/668-23232. Linda Fite ........................ 940-668-2639COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE1. Jerry Parr (Chair) ............ 940-668-8011 2. Bill Burhans .................... 940-612-2057 3. Joan Carroll..................... 940-665-30374. Carole Clausing............... 940-665-22855. Donna Daniel .................. 940-612-02116. Catherine Moss ............... 940-665-54887. Linda Teagarden.............. 940-668-40378. Justin McMurry............... 817-431-2023ELECTION COMMITTEE1. Linda Fite (Chair) ........... 940-668-26392. Pat Jessee (Election Judge)................940-668-74533. Barbara Bergbower ......... 940-668-77584. Joanne Dorsch................. 940-668-16435. Inez Freeman................... 940-665-74496. Betty Gaertner................. 940-665-77567. Jack Lane ........................ 940-665-49288. Clara Lemming ............... 940-668-11499. Jerry McCarter ................ 940-665-247710. Bill Moss....................... 940-668-855711. Margie Nash.................. 940-668-887112. JoAnne Prestage............ 940-665-210613. Russell Rollins .............. 940-668-173214. Jayne Sweet................... 940-668-7314GOLF COMMITTEE1. J.B. Cole (Chair) ............. 940-612-23552. Elaine Blackwell ............. 940-668-74913. June Cloud ...................... 940-665-73664. Tom Fluker ...................... 940-668-79185. John Nash........................ 940-668-88716. Roger Pierce.................... 940-668-72507. Larry Reese – MGA........ 940-612-04338. R.J. Stroup....................... 940-612-46119. Neta Stutzman – WGA ... 940-665-620010. Bill Thomas................... 940-665-767511. Lloyd Butts – LKPOA .. 940-665-671512. David Long – Course Supt.......940-665-854213. Brown McCrory – Golf Pro...940-668-887214. Noble Moss (couples) .....940-665-5488LAKE & PARKS COMMITTEE1. George Davis (Chair) ...... 940-668-13222. Bob Bingham .................. 940-665-80333. Mahaley Davis ................ 940-665-53534. Larry Glover.................... 940-612-2153

LAKE & PARKS COMMITTEE (cont’d)5. Ken Hutchinson .............. 940-665-92756. Bob Kalina ...................... 940-668-83337. Barb Lovegreen............... 940-612-25408. Jerry Slater ...................... 972-424-90959. Bob Wickersham............. 940-612-247510. Frank Winnert ............... 940-665-728511. Rosaleigh Wood ............ 940-665-7275LEGISLATIVE LIAISION1. Pat Peale (Chair) ............. 940-665-77082. Bob Manner .................... 940-612-53943. Syd Waghorne ................. 940-665-45024. Jerry Parr ......................... 940-668-80115. Lois Whitson ................... 940-665-01366. Anita Mason .................... 940-665-8597LODGE & TAVERN COMMITTEE1. Bob Wickersham (Chair) ......940-612-24752. Bob Bergbower (Chair).........940-668-77583. LaVerta Burhans.............. 940-612-20574. Joe Brockette................... 940-668-68335. Jim Dolan ........................ 469-964-10606. Frank O’Dell ................... 940-665-63997. Jayne Sweet..................... 940-653-35648. Rocky Campbell...........940-665-3741 (Ex officio)LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE1. Rick Walker (Chair) ........ 940-612-37792. Randy Howell ................. 940-665-15243. Gwen Potz-Nielsen ......... 940-665-71234. Justin McMurry............... 817-431-20235. Carol Hutchinson ............ 940-665-92756. Bobby Riley .................... 940-612-17607. Steve Berryman............... 940-665-14968. Terry Wescoat.................. 940-668-6811NOMINATING COMMITTEE1. Peggy Padgham (Chair) .. 940-665-31652. Bob Kalina ...................... 940-668-83333. Mary Woods .................... 940-668-69974. Nona Tipps ...................... 940-665-31895. Bill Beebe........................ 940-665-5292RULES ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE1. Harvey Pippen (Chair) .... 940-668-13322. Tony Morris..................... 940-665-6386 3. Virgil Musick .................. 940-668-77354. Brent Reed ...................... 940-612-15025. Lou Vander Molen .......... 940-612-06036. Karen Vander Molen ....... 940-612-06037. Phyllis Gardner ............... 940-665-71928. Jan Hein .......................... 940-665-92009. Fred Hoenicke................. 940-665-2821WELCOME COMMITTEE1. Mary Gill (Chair) ............ 940-665-68372. Arlene Rodgers................ 940-665-87193. Charlene King ................. 940-665-87484. Betty Becker.................... 940-612-4294

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(REVISED 3-15-04)PRESIDENT JACK THIES E-MAIL [email protected] NAVAJO TR. W. HOME 940/668-7297LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/668-7345 MOBIL 940/736-8448VICE PRESIDENT JOHN DAVIS E- MAIL [email protected] APACHE COVE HOME 940/665-5353LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/668-7893 TREASURER DAVID SPANGLER E-MAIL [email protected] BLACKFOOT TR. N. HOME 940/665-7392LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/665-7392 ASSISTANT TREASURER RICHARD WALKER E-MAIL [email protected] KIOWA DR. E. HOME 940/612-3779LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/612-4875 MOBIL 214/773-7080 SECRETARY BOB WICKERSHAM E-MAIL [email protected] KAROK COVE W. HOME 940/612-2475LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX ASSISTANT SECRETARY CHARLES HUDDLESTON E-MAIL [email protected] HOGAN DR. HOME 940/668-2323LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/668-1717 MOBIL 940/727-8379 LINDA FITE E-MAIL [email protected] KIOWA DR. W. HOME 940/668-2639LAKE KIOWA, TX 76240 FAX 940/612-3233 STELLA DIPASQUA E-MAIL [email protected] KIOWA DR.W. HOME 940/665-8739LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/665-4188 RANDY HOWELL E-MAIL [email protected] KIOWA DR. E. HOME 940/665-1524LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/665-2032 INTERIM MANAGER LLOYD BUTTS E-MAIL [email protected] KIOWA DR. W. HOME 940/665-6715LAKE KIOWA, TEXAS 76240 FAX 940/665-7667


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ABC Seamless ................................. 25Allied Aerobic Systems.................... 10All-States Golf & Small Engine ........ 4AM Services, Inc. ............................ 10B Hive, The ...................................... 24Barron, Richard Law Office............... 7Beam Brothers Painting ..................... 2Big Tree Self Storage ....................... 19Blanton Insurance Agency ................. 8Blue Bonnet Homes ......................... 19Body Garden, The............................ 22Bouchard, Barry - Yard Service ....... 23Brown Motor Co., Inc. ..................... 12Brown, Andy – Home for Sale........... 2Cappuccino Car Wash ...................... 23Carpet Pro .......................................... 9Cecil Neu Golf Tournament ............... 3Century 21 - Mischa Brown............. 11Century 21 - Sheri Raney................. 25Cole Ins. Agency.............................. 13Cooke County Electric Co-op............ 8

Country Decks ................................. 17Country Star Restaurant............. 10, 14Curves .............................................. 25Dalton, Dan Homes.......................... 13DH Design ....................................... 22Doug’s Corner.................................. 21Duryea Moving & Storage................. 4Edward Jones/Mitchell-Heard ......... 13First Christian Church........................ 4Forever Slim..................................... 22Gainesville Golf Carts...................... 24Galvan Landscape Services ............... 2Guaranty National Bank .................. 21Habitat For Humanity ........................ 6Hand, John – Home for Sale ............ 23Harper’s Restaurant............................ 5Heffley’s Hearth & Home ................ 24Heffley’s Wood Heaters ..................... 7Hesse-Schniederjan HVAC .............. 17Hobie’s Fashion Apparel.................... 9Hutcherson Insurance......................... 7

Insurance Center .............................. 10Jonathan’s NTPW ............................ 16Kaden, the Florist............................. 17Ken’s Home Repair & Fix It .............. 4Kiowa Golf Carts ............................... 7Kiowa Kountry Hair Techs .............. 24Kiowa Pharmacy ................................ 8Lake & Country Realtors ................. 32Lake Kiowa Marina Self Storage..... 11Lake Kiowa Professional Services LLP................................. 9Lake Kiowa Realty........................... 20Lake Kiowa Realty - Agent of Month ........................... 14LK Angler & Conservation Club ..... 18Marvin’s Pest Control ...................... 11Matt’s Tree Service .......................... 24Moss/Hoeflein, LK Realty ............... 31Nocona Hills Country Club ............. 19Nortex Communications .................. 16North Texas Stone, Inc..................... 14

Orsburn Carpets ............................... 11Pulec, Mike Realtor ........................... 8Reigning Cats & Dogs ....................... 3Remember When – Scrapbook and Gift Store............................... 24Repairs, Etc. ....................................... 3Rexter’s Rain Gutters ....................... 14Robason Custom Homes.................. 10Shaver, Danny - Professional Home Repairs............................... 21Skaggs, Ronny Construction............ 13Skaggs, Ronny Heating & A/C .......... 9Square One Mortgage ...................... 11State Farm Insurance - Jim Goldsworthy.......................... 22Technology Doctor, The................... 23Texoma Ford .................................... 15TSO.................................................. 19Weight Watchers .............................. 17Williams Construction ..................... 25

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION JULY TREASURER’S REPORT


INVOCATION: Vice President James Robison opened with a word of prayer.

CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was held at the Kiowa Homeowners Water Supply Corporation Office and called to order at 9:00 a.m. by Vice President Robison.

ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM: A quorum was established with all members present except Ike Gill.

WELCOME TO BOARD MEMBERS AND RECOGNITION OF VISITORS AND GUESTS: There were no visitors or guests present and therefore, no public comments.

APPROVAL OF THE JUNE 9, 2004, MEETING MINUTES: Steve Wood made a motion, seconded by Dean Dorsch, to accept the minutes as corrected. The motion carried.

MANAGER’S REPORT: Manager Young reported one new tap installed at Lot 437, Jack Oppel.

Overtime reported for Robert was 4 1⁄2 hours and 4 hours for Chancy.

Manager Young reported on the July 3, 2004, booth at the Lodge. Income totaled $156 and $500 in water credit was given away during drawings.

He reported on continued yard watering on Mondays by some residents.

In order to remain in Stage I, it is important for all Kiowans to follow the recommended water schedule. The board requested continued monitoring of this situation.

DISCUSSION AND APPROVAL OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND AUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS: Manager Young reviewed the monthly statement for the Board. Peggy Padgham made a motion to accept the statement as presented and to pay the bills. Jess Maxwell seconded and all were in favor.

COMMITTEE REPORTS:LONG RANGE STUDY

COMMITTEE: Dean Dorsch reported

that the Long Range Study Committee met and will continue to work on this committee report. Manager Young will make further contacts concerning water availability to Kiowa in the future.

BUILDING RELOCATION COMMITTEE: This committee will continue to work on plans and location.

INSURANCE COMMITTEE: The Insurance Committee met and discussed possible changes to the Health Insurance policy now being offered. Further study will be needed.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: PURCHASE OF PROPERTY: Following discussion concerning the purchase of Lake Kiowa lots and possible relocation of the office, Peggy Padgham made a motion to authorize Manager Young to contact the LKPOA about Lots 5, 6, 7 to write a contract on the property, pending rezoning. Dean Dorsch seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: BY-LAWS REVISION: Chairman Steve Wood indicated a need to reword the by-law that refers to the office of Secretary/Treasurer. This will be discussed at the next meeting.

REVIEW DIRECTOR’S REPORTS: None

DISCUSSION OF ANY ITEMS TO BE INCLUDED ON THE NEXT MEETING’S AGENDA:

1. General Manager’s Contract – if President Gill is in attendance

2. Long Range Study3.Insurance Committee – If President

Gill is in attendance4. By-Laws Revision5. Office RelocationADJOURNMENT OF MEETING:

Steve Wood moved to adjourn at 10:05 a.m. Dean Dorsch seconded and all were in favor.

The next regular meeting will be Aug. 11 at 9:00 a.m.

Peggy Padgham, Secretary

CALL TO ORDER Jack Thies called the meeting to order

at 7:00 P.M. with all Directors present except Dave Spangler who was on vacation.

Mary Gill introduced first time attendee Jack Opal.

APPROVAL OF MINUTESThe minutes read and approved on a

motion by John Davis and second by Charles Huddleston. Rick Walker and Stella DiPasqua abstained.

TREASURERS REPORTLloyd Butts Presented the treasurers

report in Dave Spanglers absence. The YTD revenues exceeded budget by $111,055 and YTD expenses were below budget by $79,498. Delinquent accounts were reduced from $75,109 to $62,352 over the past 12 months. Congratulations were extended to Lloyd and all the department managers for outstanding performance over the past year.

DEPARTMENTAL REPORTIn Rocky’s absence, Anita Morris

gave the Lodge report. For the month of June Revenues exceeded budget by $36,000 while the expenses only exceed budget by $640. [Please note this is not a typographical error.] Also Anita pointed out that over the past 24 months revenues have increased by $128,000 or 34%.

Dave Long pointed out that the bent grass on the greens is not growing as fast and therefore is more important to repair ball marks. A herbicide has been applied to kill weeds and the fairways will appear brown until we apply water and fertilizer. We need to pay attention to the workers on the greens and fairways, as they may not see us

immediately however they will motion us as soon as they can.

Don Hoover reported on mowing, siltation removal continues and road repairs have been done. Don expects to do some major road repairs to begin fairly soon.

Gary Davidson stated that the Fourth of July was safe and traffic control both at the front gate and East Gate created minimal delays for members and guests. A break-in at the Pro Shop was observed and with the assistance of the Cooke County Sheriffs Dept. the suspect was arrested and taken to jail. We also had a serious Jet Ski accident that occurred about midnight on July 10 when an inebriated operator struck a dock. The department issued 47 citations with 9 for speeding, 9 firework violations, 7 unlicensed golf cart operators and 5 for stop sign violations.

Some questions were raised by members about trash being put out early and animals getting into the trash and making a mess. Jack Thies commented that we need to work on education not fines. If someone is leaving on vacation or a weekender has a problem with trash, please contact Lloyd at the POA office.

The meeting was adjourned at 7:40 on a motion by Charles Huddleston and second by Stella DiPasqua.

Bob Wickersham, Secretary

MINUTES OF THE BOARD MEETINGKIOWA HOMEOWNERS WATER

SUPPLY CORPORATIONWEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 2004

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATIONBOARD MEETING

MONDAY – JULY 19, 2004COMMUNITY CENTER

CALL TO ORDER Jack Thies called the meeting to order

at 6:05 pm. All members present except Dave Spangler who is on vacation.

APPROVAL OF MINUTESMinutes of 7-12-04 workshop were

unanimously approved on a motion by John Davis and second by Randy Howell with Stella DiPasqua and Rick Walker abstaining.

OLD BUSINESS After some discussion on cost for the

mechanical installation by Don Hoover’s group, the board voted unanimously to proceed with the East Gate construction on a motion by Stella Dipasqua and second by Charles Huddleston.

Lloyd Butts reviewed the June and full year financials with the board. As anticipated, the full year results were slightly better than prior full year forecast.

Lloyd Butts has met with Callisburg Superintendent of schools and coaches to develop a relationship and an approach as to how reduce mischief/ vandalism and to improve relations with students. Additionally LaVerta Burhans and several property owners have met with the superintendent with the idea of developing a leadership class similar to that sponsored by the Kiowians for Kiowa students. With the changing demographics at Lake Kiowa, we need to be looking at how to provide opportunities to our youth such as soccer fields or baseball diamonds.

NEW BUSINESSThe September workshop will be

on August 30 because of Labor Day Holiday.

Bob Wickersham, Secretary

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATIONPRE-BOARD MEETING

MONDAY –JULY 19. 2004BOARD ROOM

LaborDay


FOR SALE BY OWNER307 Kiowa Drive East

Large heavily wooded corner lot.972-743-2072 or

940-437-6402 after 7

Lake & CountryREALTORS

940-612-2222

Kiowa Home SitesOn the Water

#1400 - $190,000#632 - $50,000

On the Golf Course#1807, 1/2 1808 - $30,000

Interior #254 - $6,500 #894 - $10,000 #257 - $10,900 #1007 - $25,000 #518 - $7,200 #1096 - $4,900 #585/586 - $20,000 #1141 - $6,000 #1758 - $47,500 (waterview)

FOR SALE BY OWNER1112 Kiowa Drive East2700 sq.ft. Waterfront.

3-3-2+ Golf Cart Garage, totally remodeled, heated ti le in master bath, multi-

level deck, sprinklers, dock/boathouse w/lift.

940-612-0988

FOR SALEHOTPOINT REFRIGERATOR

Side by Side w/Icemaker$100.00

Call 665-7057

FOR LEASELeisure Estates

• 1 Block W. Kiowa • Ages 50 and Over • 2-Car Carports • Covered Patio • Beautiful Views • All Appliances Furnished • All Maintenance Provided • $600/month (Wait list avail.)

Call Mike Pulec940-727-1016

Heavily treed lot on #6 fairway with great view of lake.

940-668-1273

REDUCED125 Bowie

3/2/1 bu i l t 1997Great locat ion

Screened- in porch$112 ,000

Ca l l 940-665-0724Lake K iowa Real ty

Caro lyn - Agent665-3674(h )

LOTS FOR SALELot 1767 - 203 Kiowa Drive, N.

$35,000Lake and Golf Course View

Lot 1775 - 243 Cayuga Trail, N. $20,000

Golf Course Lot

Lot 1845 - 101 Cayuga Trail, N. $25,000

Wooded Golf Course Lot

Bill Koziol214-683-4834 (Cell)

DON HOBBS REAL ESTATE209 San Chez. 3-2-2 on #2 fairway, beau-

tiful shaded lot, close to club house.

Golf course lot overlooking #7 green, on Pawnee Tr.

22 acres on 678 near Hwy. 82

1890’s home in Gainesville. 4-2-3, carport, 1 acre.

308 Cocopa. Nice 3-2-2.5, feature’s open design, split bedrooms.

CALL Elaine Otway - 940-736-0022JoAnne Prestage - 940-736-0269

HOMES/ACREAGE FOR SALE 254 acres CR 219. 3/2 + Outbuildings. $762,000

40 acres Capps Corner, Tx. Great Hunting.

$115,000

2 acres CR 2117, Heavily wooded - $14,000

Wheeler Creek Gainesville, TX, Nice home quiet

street - $139,000

10 acres CR 2117, Beautiful House w/great lg. stock

pond - $189,000

110 acres Saint Jo, TX, Beautiful wooded sloping

terrain - $242,500

80 acres CR 220 Heavily wooded near Kiowa

- $416,000

20+ acres Mt. Springs, TX, Cedar ext. covers custom

home - $599,900

237 acres CR 219, 3/2/2 office/shop - $711,000

15 acres CR 219, Beautiful bld. site - $105,000LAKE & COUNTRY REALTORS

940-612-2222

LAKE FRONT HOUSE FOR RENT

4-6 mo. lease - $1,200.00 per mo.Perfect for Winter Texans

214-732-8580

FOR LEASELake Front, 4/3/3, screen porch

and R.V. Parking. $1,550, in-cludes dues (non-smoker only)

940-727-1016

For Sale in Lake Kiowa106 Bowie Drive East

4,100 sq. ft. main floor, 2,400 sq. ft. basement, motor home garage,3 1/2 lots.

940.612.1299(See picture in Sept. 04 CommuniQue, pg. 2)

Corner Lot 518, Shoshone & Colt.

Near lake and park. 940-637-2387

FOR SALE4-WAY ALUMINUM FOLDING LADDER

that functions as an 8 ft. step ladder, 16 ft. extension ladder,

scaffolding, etc. 612-4504 Ask for Barry

1988 SAILBOAT14.2 Capri. All rigging with Jib Sail and Trailer.

Good Condition.$1,400.00

Bill Hirneise665-1274

FOR SALE BY OWNER210 Kiowa Drive

North2,100 sq. ft. on

Golf Course3-2-2, FP, Very clean.Immediate Possession.

608-846-1078

FOR LEASEGreat Weekender. Neat,

Double A-Frame available Oct. 1st. Water View,

Furnished.$875/mo. 580.622.3130

Upscale, downtown apartments in Gainesville.

Brand new apartments in historic building at corner of Dixon and Elm Streets. One bedroom or two bed-room apartments are now available.

All appliances furnished. References required.

Contact Parker YarbroughYarbrough Real Estate

940-665-7807to view these excellent living quarters.

FOR LEASE104 Longhorn

2-1-2, CP, Fresh Paint$850.00/mo. (includes dues)

Owner/Agt. 800-375-4700

MP Ad Prices1 inch = $6.502 inch = $12.003 inch = $18.00

BOAT FOR SALE20 FT. 2000 FISHER

“FISH & SKI” 6 cyl. I/O 190 h.p. 4.0L, low hours, great condition,

aluminum bottom, seats 10+, runs great.

$16,500 or best offerCall 940-612-0603

for more information

MOM - GRANDMOTHERA small glass green turtle was sold to a little dark-haired girl in ERROR at

Estate Sale on Sat., August 7. We are sorry, but the

family would like it back. WILL REWARD.940-665-6173

GOLF CART FOR SALE $300.00 668-1418

The Market PlaceBuy / Sell / Trade / Barter / Service

Call Donna at 940-612-0211 E-mail: [email protected] OFFICE/FAX 940-665-4275

DEADLINE FOR AD SUBMISSION: 18TH OF PRECEDING MONTH


RICKEY’S LAWN SERVICE

*MOWING *WEED-EATING

*FERTILIZING *EDGING

*TREES TRIMMED AND HAULED OFF

*LAWN MAINTENANCE *FREE ESTIMATES

*KIOWA REFERENCES 665-3777736-9777

DAVID MOORE ENTERPRISESSpecializing in Property Management

A Registered CompanyInsured

Electrical Small Remodeling Fencing Trenching Pasture Work Project Design

David A. Moore605 CR 150

Gainesville, TX 76240

Office: (940) 665-8108Fax: (940) 612-1777Cell: (940) 390-5678

24 hr. Emergency Calls

PROFESSIONAL WINDOWCLEANING SERVICE

Window cleaning - Kendall Davis - 437-8002and CLASSIC CLEANERSHomecleaning Specialist -

Dema Huffman - 940-437-8002

BERNICE WILKINSON-SMUSZBroker - Associate

LAKE KIOWA REALTY

For all your real estateneeds, please call940-665-2636Fax 665-1146

A-1 PAINTINGInterior and exterior. Quality

professional workmanship. 35 years experience. References.

Bob Silmon 668-8027

Vinyl GeneralAluminum Carpentry

CUSTOMREPLACEMENT

WINDOWS

James Lewis 940-736-0254

PAINTINGCustom, Professional, “Old World

Quality,” Interior & Exterior35 years experience - References

Horst Seipel 668-1011 Cell 727-3753

FIREARMS8% over cost - max $50Custom GunstocksCall Fred 668-1188

Your Lake Kiowa FFL stocking dealer

Buying or Selling?Eager to Assist You

HARRY GILLLAKE KIOWA REALTY

940-665-0724940-665-6837

1-800-525-6734

Kiowa ResidentsGOING OUT OF TOWN?I will care for your mail, papers, pets and plants.

Call Craig Harper,Kiowa T.L.C.

668-1354 or 736-0097E-mail: [email protected]

Now in My 8th Year

ALLIANCE PEST CONTROL

In Business Since 1976Pest Control & Pre-Construction

Termite Treatment

Roger Black 940-665-1379

106 Crockett DriveLake Kiowa, TX 76240

COMPUTER SERVICEBuilt For Your Needs Or Install Any BrandCall FRED Bradley

665-1209 -- SUPPORTNortex/Kiowa OnLine

JANKE’SHeating and Air

Conditioning940-668-7741

1221 Kiowa Drive EastTACLB021586E

All Makes and Models

Lake Kiowa Mini WarehouseBoat - Land - Inside Storage

You Lock You StoreCall for an appointment - Ph 940-665-6227

FAX 940-665-9787 Emergency 940-736-4218Across from Lake Kiowa, TX

M A R Y K A YDori Gehr

Independent Beauty Consultant

[email protected] marykay.com/dgehr

Tiger Lawn CareYour Total Year-round Service

125 San Chez Drive - Lake KiowaRalph Craddock

736-9957 (cell)612-4035 (office)We Do Vacation Lawn Care,Always Service With a Smile

RENEE’S HOUSEKEEPING Reliable, Reasonable

Kiowa References727-8077 or 612-0310

WALLPAPER by Lesley

Professional installation & RemovalSince 1992

“Nothing Makes a Room Like Wallpaper”

940-872-3431940-841-1481

[email protected]

I MAKE HOUSE CALLS.Repair -- Remodel -- Add Ons

Pal Hildebrand940-736-0412940-665-3975

MARVIN’SPEST CONTROL

Termite SpecialistResidential & Commercial

ExterminationMarvin Crew

“Your Friendly Kiowa Neighbor”

Office: 940/343-7378Cell: 214-732-7378

ALLAN’S HANDYMAN SERVICE

HOUSE-GARAGE AND YARD CLEAN UP, HAUL-

ING, REMOVAL/DISPOSAL OF OLD APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE, ETC...ETC...

REASONABLE RATESFREE ESTIMATES

665-2081

Dale P. Gleason, D.V.M.Large & Small Animal Veterinary

Preventative & Emergency MedicineMt. Springs 637-2966

940-458-2621 Emergency: 940-390-2891www.northtexasvet.com

MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTPlan F Age 65-69 non-smoker rates

start at $119. Smoker $137. Plan G Age 65-66 non-smoker $93.

Smoker $106.Excellent rates on

Long Term Care plans. Call Bob Bingham - 665-8003.

Let’s talk about your situation.

BrightWindow Washing Service

Kent YorkOwner

118 Santa Fe TrailLake Kiowa, TX 76240Bus: (940) 665-9326Cell: (940) 736-7221

THE TECHNOLOGY DOCTORRecommended by Nortex for Home

Networking & Other Computer IssuesBarry Lotman • 940-612-4504 • 395-2040

IBM Trained and Certified Doing Windows and Making House Calls

The Market PlaceBuy / Sell / Trade / Barter / Service

Call Donna at 940-612-0211 E-mail: [email protected] OFFICE/FAX 940-665-4275

DEADLINE FOR AD SUBMISSION: 18TH OF PRECEDING MONTH

DS Yard DécorCast Aluminum Lamp Poles

Mailboxes - Benches - Table/Chairs Birdbaths and more.

940-612-2925

Big Tree Self Storage

Mini Storage Units:5x10, 8x10, 10x15, and 10x20

(940) 727-2371

24-hour GatedSecurity

Electronic gate access

Conveniently located on FM 9021 mile East of Lake Kiowa

Padsites available for boats & RVs

D. G.‛s Lawn ServiceMowing, Fertilizing, Leaf Mulching

Kiowa Resident940-612-3884

or cell 940-736-8802

CLEANING SERVICESSpecializing in House Cleaning

Cindy - 903-429-9092 orZay - 940-668-8495

AT YOUR SERVICE!“Home Helper”

Pet care and dog walking services. House sitting

and plant care. Prompt, Professional

and Discreet.

Jim and Angie Williams940-665-0411

940-390-3893 cell

Make your ad stand out. Ask about our new

graphic selections. Graphics may be

included in your ad for an additional

$1.00 charge per graphic.

Samples shown.

RELIABLE REMODELING“I can do it all -- no job is too small.”

Serving Lake Kiowa since 1980.

John Carpenter682-472-9151 cell

817-295-2004 home


NOBLE MOSS940-665-5488

MARION HOEFLEIN 940-668-7864

YES -- IT REALLY IS FOR SALE!


REALTORR

TM

Lot 1753 --108 Chippewa Cove North

Shown by appointment only.Call us.

Lake Kiowa Realty

Chapel - 8-8:30 am @ Lodge


Couples Golf & Dinner - 12:30 p.m - Pro Shop

(1 pm Tee-Off)


Chapel Choir - 8 am @ Lodge

Tennis - Mixed - 8 amLine Dancing - 9 am

Duplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

Chapel Choir - 8 am @ Lodge Tennis - Mixed - 8 amLine Dancing - 9 am

Garden & Nature - 10 am @ 1011 Kiowa Dr. E.


Kiwanis Hamburger Cookout 5-7 pm @ Pavilion

LKPOA Open Board Mtg. - 7 pm @ Lodge

1 2

85 9 106

Exercise - 8 am @ Lodge


Kiowa Ones - 6 pm @ Back Porch Cafe

Computer Club - 7 pm @ Lodge


Bible Study 10 am @ 1207 Kiowa W.

7

4

Tennis-Men - 9 am

WGA Scramble & Luncheon Meeting - 7:30

am @ Pro Shop (8 am tee off)

3Exercise - 8 am @ Lodge

KESO - 10 am @ Lodge

Kiwanis Dinner - 6:30 @ Lodge



KWC Marathon Party Bridge - 12:30 pm @

Lodge


Lodge


Lodge

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11

16Chapel Choir - 8 am @

LodgeChapel Quarterly Mtg -

6:15 pm @ LodgeTennis - Mixed - 8 am

Line Dancing - 9 am @ Lodge


Labor Day

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20 21

14

Lodge Dining 11-8:30

Lodge Dining 11-8:30Lodge Dining 11-3





Pizza Special

Pizza Special

Pizza Special

Pizza Special

Pizza Special


Seafood Special

Seafood Special

Seafood Special

LKVFD Auxiiary Meeting - 4 pm @ Fire Department

Kiowa Woman’s Club Meeting & Lunch - 10:30

am @ Lodge

Chicken Fried Steak Special








Lodge Dining 11-9:30Lodge Dining 11-9:30

Seafood SpecialLodge Dining 11-9:30 Lodge Dining 11-9:30

Burger Lunch Special


KESO Outpost - 8-2 pm @ Mini-Warehouses

LKVFD Outpost 8 am @ CR 211 Woodbine



Amateur Radio Club - 8 am @ Citgo

Lodge Dining 11-3

Lodge Dining 11-3

Homestyle Special

Homestyle Special

Homestyle Special

Homestyle Special

Newfoundland Club Water Trials 9 am @

West Beach

Newfoundland Club Water Trials - 9 am

@ West Beach

Cecil Neu Golf Tournament 8 am Shotgun

Lodge Dining 11-3

Lodge Dining 11-3

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Golf Course Closed

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Lodge Dining Closed

Golf Course Open Golf Course Closed

Lodge Dining Closed

LAKE KIOWA CALENDAR


Steak Night

Steak Night

Ladies Tennis - 9 am

Ladies Tennis- 9 am

Steak Night

Steak Night

MGA Breakfast & Golf - 7:30 a.m. @ Lodge

WGA Club Championship (First Day)

WGA Club Championship (Second Day)

Men’s Club Championship

(First Day)

Men’s Club Championship (Second Day)

Ladies Tennis- 9 am

Ladies Tennis- 9 am


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Tennis-Men - 9 am

Tennis-Men - 9 am

Kiwanis Dinner - 6:30 pm @ Lodge





Computer Club - 7 pm @ Lodge

Kiowans’ Leadership LK II - First Meeting

Friends of Lodge - 5:30 pm @ Lodge

Couples Bridge - 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Bingo - 7-9 pm @ Lodge

Tennis-Men - 9 am

WGA Golf - 7:30 am @ Pro Shop (8 am tee off)


KHWSC Board mtg - 9 am @ Water Office


Tennis-Men - 9 am








LKACC - 7 pm @ Lodge

27 29 3028 Lodge HoursSunday - 11-3

Monday - ClosedTuesday - Closed

Wednesday - 11-8:30Thursday - 11-8:30

Friday - 11-9:30Saturday - 11-9:30

Calendar - Betty GaertnerCommuniQue OfficeFront GateKiowa Homeowners Water SupplyLodge & TavernMemorial - Mary Jean CopelandPOA OfficePro Shop

665-7756665-4275665-3221668-8391665-3741665-7775665-1055668-7394

Calendar - Betty GaertnerCommuniQue OfficeFront GateKiowa Homeowners Water SupplyLodge & TavernMemorial - Mary Jean CopelandPOA OfficePro Shop

665-7756665-4275665-3221668-8391665-3741665-7775665-1055668-7394

WGA Club Championship (Third Day)

Men’s Club Championship

(Third Day)

Lake Kiowa CommuniQue - September 2004

LAKE & COUNTRYR E A L T O R SOffice 940-612-2222 • Toll Free 877-809-9186 CHECK OUT OUR NEW INTERACTIVE WEB SITE!

www.lakeandcountryrealtors.comMike Pulec940-727-1016

Tad Brown214-732-8580

Michael Terilli940-872-7450

CONTRACT PENDING

Ken R. Lawler214-673-0808

• National Association of Realtors • Texas Association of Realtors • Dallas Board of Realtors • Dallas Multiple Listing Service • Cooke County Board of Realtors

LOT 750 LAKE ACCESS1213 KIOWA DRIVE WEST

4/3.5/2+ $565,000

LOT 1811 GOLF COURSE100 PAWNEE

3/2/2 CP $109,000

LOT 1486/87 INTERIOR105 SEQUOIA4/2.5/3 $322,000

LOT 918 INTERIOR213 NAVAJO TRAIL WEST

3/2/2.5 $189,000

LOT 104 WATERFRONT114 KIOWA DRIVE SOUTH

4/3.5/3 $549,000

LOT 189/190 INTERIOR102 SHAWNEE DRIVE

2/2/2.5 $194,900

LOT 379/296 INTERIOR316 COCOPA DRIVE WEST

3/2/4 $179,900

LOT 631 LAKE ACCESS603 KIOWA DRIVE WEST

3/2/4 $140,000

LOT 1140 INTERIOR213 COMANCHE DRIVE EAST

3/2/0 $124,000

LOT 819 GOLF COURSE714 KIOWA DRIVE WEST

3/2/2+ $154,000

LOT 1438/1439 INTERIOR911 KIOWA DRIVE EAST

3/2.5/2.5 $240,000

LOT 1504 INTERIOR837 KIOWA DRIVE EAST

3/2/3 $239,000

LOT 999 GOLF COURSE103 WASCO COVE

3/2/0 $85,000


REALTORR

TM

LOT 1317 INTERIOR103 SEMINOLE DRIVE

3/2 $109,500

LOT 1077 INTERIOR103 SEMINOLE COVE

4/2/CP $66,500

LOT 1773 GOLF COURSE247 CAYUGA TRAIL

4/2.5/2 $365,000

LOT 755 WATERFRONT1221 KIOWA DRIVE WEST

4/2/2+ $319,000

LOT 368/369 INTERIOR418 COCOPA DRIVE WEST

2/2/2CP $98,500

LOT 769 WATERFRONT1247 KIOWA DRIVE WEST

4/3/3 $309,000

SOLD

LOT 1428 COMMON ACCESS1106 KIOWA DRIVE EAST

4/3/2 $237,000

SOLD

SOLD

REDUCED

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