Holiday Times August 2016

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August 2016
40 Pages
Holiday Times
Upcoming Holidays & Events
August 6 • Holiday Shores Poker Run by Boat
August 12 • 4th Annual Catfish Tournament
August 20 • Tiki Bar 4 Man Golf Scramble
August 27 • Rick Henke Memorial Tournament
August 2016 Holiday TIMES - www.holidayshores.us
Board of Directors
Holishor
Association Inc.
President:
Bob Lowrance (15-18)............. (618) 530-6220
59 Boxwood • Edwardsville
[email protected]
#1 Holiday Point Parkway
Edwardsville, IL 62025
www.holidayshores.us
Vice President: Roger Rawson (14-17)..............(618) 531-4733
1851 Sextant Dr. • Worden, IL. 62097
[email protected]
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8am - 4:30pm
Closed 12-1pm for lunch
Fax....................................................................................... 618-656-7262
Phone.................................................................................. 618-656-7233
Association Manager - Glenn Dalton.............................. Ext. 1
[email protected]
Closings & Accounts - Angie Webster................................ Ext. 2
[email protected]
Public Safety Lead - Matt Schaeffer.................................... Ext. 3
[email protected]
General Information - Brandy Skelton.............................. Ext. 4
[email protected]
Holiday Times - Brandy Skelton...................................Ext. 4
[email protected]
Maintenace/Building Inspector - Rob Frey...................... Ext. 6
[email protected] or Cell 618-567-6551
Public Safety Cell................................................................... 531-7923
Maintenance Building......................................................... 656-9442
Treasurer:
Monte Thus (15-18)...................(618) 692-1502
6 Cedar Court
[email protected]
Secretary:
Richard Hertel (14-17)..............(618) 692-0963
679 Monaco Ct. • Edwardsville, IL. 62025
[email protected]
Director:
David Decker (14-17)........................... 637-9016
1184 San Juan Dr.
[email protected]
Director:
Director:
Shaun Diltz.............................(618) 420-5767
201 Woodland Dr. • Edwardsville
[email protected]
Jeanie Abert-Martin...............(618) 650-9176
1823 Port Lane • Worden
[email protected]
Utilities
HS Sanitary District (water & sewer).......................... 656-4933
www.holidayshoressanitarydistrict.us
[email protected]
Ameren IP (gas)......................................................... 1-800-755-5000
Gas Leaks..................................................................... 1-800-755-6000
www.ameren.com
Attention Advertisers
Madison Communications.................................... 1-800-422-4848
(cable, telephone, internet)
www.gomadison.com
Deadline for the Holiday Times is the 10th of the month
by 4 pm. All ads and articles can be submitted by email to
[email protected]. Items to be scanned can be
brought into the Holishor Office during normal business
hours or dropped in the overnight drop box. For rates or
any other questions, please email Brandy at htimes@
madisontelco.com
Allied Waste (trash).............................................................. 656-6883
www.disposal.com
Southwestern Electric (electric)......................... 1-800-637-8667
www.sweci.com
The Holiday Times is published monthly by the Holishor
Association, Inc. as an official source of information for
Holiday Shores property owners. No part of this monthly
publication August be reproduced, in any form, except with
permission from the association.
AT & T (phone)......................................................... 1-800-244-4444
AT & T U-Verse (James Coppler).................... 1-614-638-3662
To locate underground utilities1-800-892-0123
www.julie1call.com
Emergency Numbers
Sellers Notice
If you are selling or transferring your property, you must
notify the Holishor Office. Per Holishor Association, Inc.
Covenants (Restrictions), Holishor Association, Inc. retains
the right of first purchase for any Holiday Shores lot being
offered for sale. These convenants (restrictions) are recorded
in the Madison County, IL Recorder's Office.
EMERGENCY...................................................................................911
Madison County Sheriff..................................................... 692-4433
Tree House Wildlife Rescue.............................................. 466-2990
Twin Rivers Search and Rescue...................................... 258-0440
Public Safety............................................................................. 531-7923
Animal Care and Control.................................618-692-1700
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www.holidayshores.us - August 2016 Holiday TIMES
Table of Contents
659-2300 or 659-0300 24 Hr cell & text
Scott Krone • Owner/Technician
4th Annual Catfish Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
ALJETS Automotive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Arbor Masters Tree Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Beach Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Bev George & Associates . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37 & 40
Blythe Pest Control Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Boating Rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Bonner Seamless Power Washing . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Campbell Business Services. LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Church Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Classified Listings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Committees & Clubs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Concealed Carry Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Cory Murphy's Riverbend Outdoor Services . . . . 27
DK's Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
DK Power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Elite Outdoor Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Farmers Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Ginger'z . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12 & 22
Holiday Shores Baptist Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Holiday Shores Garden Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-20
Holishor Association Logo Contest . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Holiday Shores Movie Night . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Holiday Shores Poker Run by Boat . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Holiday Shores Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Holiday Shores Social Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Johnston Law Offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Krone's Auto Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Legacy Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Madison Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Majestic Concrete, Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Manager's Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
McKaig Exteriors, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Mosquito Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
New China Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Notice Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Parker Contracting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Public Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Rite of Christian Intiation of Adults (RCIA) . . . . 37
RL Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
R & Z Shorestation Boatlifts & Docks. . . . . . . . . 33
R.P. Lumber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Riverbend Outdoor Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Rock-N-Shoreline Mobile Barge Services . . . . . . 37
Rooter Man Plumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Schmidt & Son Heating & Cooling . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Schmitt Door Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
St. Peter's Lutheran Church and School . . . . . . . . 27
Suzanne Vogel Attorney at Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Thoe's Flooring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Tiger Docks Waterfront Specialists . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Tiki Bar Bass Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Tiki Bar Bass Club 4 Man Golf Scramble . . . . . 14
VC Marine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Wayne's Painting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
ASE Certified • Est. 1994
New & Used Tires • Brakes • Suspension
Preventative Maintenance • Belts & Hoses
Trailer Repair • Outdoor & Indoor Storage
2nd Location / Holiday Shores, Official Opening TBA
(once further details are in place)
Available for certain repairs now, by appointment
Call for details, always available for questions.
Thank You!! Scott Krone & Family
7221 St. James Drive, Edwardsville, IL 62025 USA
9384 Schaefer Rd.
Staunton, IL 62088
CompletePlumbingSewer&DrainCleaning
NewConstructionPortableJetterService
Remodel
CameraInspection&SewerLines
Service&RepairsOver30YearsExperience
SepticTanks&
Lic#PL180756
GreaseTrapPlumbing
Alton/Godfrey:(618)465-3170
Collinsville:(618)344-4320
Edwardsville:(618)692-9350
GraniteCity:(618)452-7775
PhilMcDowell-owner
(618)637-2675
WWW.ROOTERMAN.COM
DK’s MARKET
225 West State Street
Hamel, IL 62046
618-633-2828
Monday-Saturday 8am-8pm
Sunday 9pm-6pm
Fresh Cut Meats • Beer, Liquor, Wine and Ice
Hot and Cold Deli Department • Dk’s Fried Chicken
Fresh Produce • Full Grocery Department
Gifts and Greeting Cards
Tuesday 4pm-7pm Chicken Special 8 pc chicken $8.99
8 pc chicken meal w/2 large sides and 4 rolls $16.99
BBQ Thursdays are BACK
(weather permitting and while supplies last)
www.dksmarket.com
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Ah, the sun is shining, the lake is glistening, and the boats are buzzing around.
It is definitely the peak of summer. It is hard to believe that the students will be
returning to school in a matter of weeks. The time is flying by. Well, I am sure we
have all done our share of celebrating thus far this summer, but there is still more to
come, before the season ends.
Before I delve into the coming events, let me give a big thank you to a few
groups of people that helped us have a great Independence Day celebration. I would
like to thank the Holiday Shores Ski Club for working hard and putting together an
awesome performance for us. I would like to thank the Holiday Shores Volunteer Fire
Department for being on hand during both the ski show and the fireworks, to give us
a hand, if a medical or fire situation had occurred. I would like to thank J&M Displays
for coming out and giving us a rocking fireworks show to cap off the day. Last but not
least, I would like to the members of Holiday Shore and their guests for working with
us to make this another safe holiday for all to enjoy.
As can be expected, we had a few bobbles along the way. We had an accident
during the big ski practice, but procedure was followed and the matter was safely
taken care of. We had a few boaters not comply with our ski zone restriction and
north/south navigation route, which caused some delays during the show. Then there
was the fellow who felt it was ok to allow an adult passenger and a young child sit out
in front of the safety rails of his pontoon, with their feet in the water, as he scooted
down the lake. Despite these issues, all in all, it was a safe and uneventful holiday
celebration.
Well up next is Summer Jam. It is sure to be fun filled time of music and family
oriented activities. It is open to all members in good standing and their guests.
Whether one attends by land or by water, he or she is sure to have a good time.
The month of August ushers in the return of school busses and crowded bus stops.
As always, I ask members to use caution during the mornings and afternoons, while
navigating the community. If a hazardous situation arises, please don’t hesitate to
contact the PS phone at 618-531-7923.
Sincerely,
Matt Schaefer
HSPS Lead Officer
618-656-7233 ext. 3
618-531-7923
[email protected]
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Committees & Clubs
Boating Rules & Regulations
Chair: Ben Kelly
Paul Worthey
Joe Roth
Larry Dallas
Keith Schultz
Roger Rawson
Rich Hertel
We are always looking for new members & volunteers, if
you are interested give the chair a call and get involved!
Garden Club
President: Joyce Brendle 656-4257
Vice President: Patti Brown
Co-Secretary: Kathy Austin
Co-Secretary: Mary Henderson
Treasurer: Sue Johnson
Building Committee
Chair: Mike Parker - [email protected]
Rob Frey
Allen Harris
Mark Mantei
Mark Ogle
Brian Sciranko
Brad Krome
Communications and Media Committee
Laura Scaturro 618-978-1023
Rich Fennell
Jennifer Halverson
Donna Hedin
Justin Patterson
Melinda Patterson
Roger Rawson
Hearing Committee
Chair: Bob Lowrance
Gerry Theodor
Brian Sciranko
Mike Parker
Roger Rawson
Alan Huelsmann
Jim Perotti
Lake Management Committee
Chair: Keith Schulz
Gerry Theodor
Monte Thus
Don Austin
Tom Hough
Nominating Committee
Jeanie Votruba 656-2535
Political Action Committee
Chair: Scott Webber 792-6105
Covenants, Bylaws, & Rules
Chair: Rich Hertel
Public Safety Committee
Chair: Darren Onwiler 407-5349
Glenn Dalton
Matt Schaefer
David Decker
Gary Kluckman
Ray Garber
Jim O'Brien
Fishing Committee
Chair: Mike Wesley 973-7910
Mark Kennan
Gary Kluckman
Finance Committee
Chair: Monte Thus 618-692-1502
David Decker
Ray Garber
Tony Harris
David Maibaum
Sunrise & Sunset
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P.M.
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Real Estate Planning & Development
Chair: Alan Campbell
Ray Garber
Linda Thus
Kim Unfried
Ski Club
President: Henry Halverson - [email protected]
Vice President: Anthony Harrell
Treasurer: Brent Buckner
Secretary: TBD
Safety Coordinator: John Gusewelle
Equipment Director: Jason Wagner
Show Director: Kevin & Carla Baugh
Social Committee
Chair: Justin Patterson 1-314-258-9472
Vice Chair: Mark Maendele
Secretary: Carol Rawson
Treasurer: Terri Lowrance
Village Investigation Committee
Chair: Ken Dulle
Kent Scheibel
Bob Lowrance
Tim Thompson
Monte Thus
Andrea Pohlman
Donna Murphy
Welcome Committee
Chair:Nancy Yates 1-314-239-5254
Cheryl Woods
Judy Wood
BOAT DECALS
P.M.
7:54
7:52
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2016 Boating decals are Light
Blue in color. If you can't wait
to be the ﬁrst on the lake with
your 2016 boating decals,
bring in your proof of $300,000
liability insurance and your
current watercraft registration
as soon as your dues and
assessments are paid in full.
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Manager's Report by Glenn Dalton
Manager’s Report July 2016
navigation.
Summer Jam is
approaching rapidly
and a no wake
area will be put
in place totally
across the lake
n the vicinity of the Clubhouse. Traverse
through this area will be no wake from buoy
to buoy. These are all exceptions to our
instruments and we know that some may not
agree but please understand our focus is on
the safety of our members and we will always
error on the side of safety. Considering
safety we have a Public Safety staff that does
their best to enforce our instruments and
orders of the day like what was discussed
above. I do expect when Public Safety
provides direction the member will follow
this direction. On numerous occasions we
are faced with members indicating they do
not have to listen to them and they continue
on against this direction. This causes us
a great difficulty because if the offending
member continues and causes an accident
and we did not stop them as an official of the
Association we are liable. We have recourse
for all members if they feel they have been
wronged and if we are wrong we will admit it
and correct the problem.
Over the 4th of July weekend we received 6
inches of rain, our lake crested at 10 inches
over full pool, we experienced a no wake
period and were back in a wake situation
prior to our ski show on Monday. The ski
show was again a tremendous success and
the fantastic talent displayed by the youth of
this community is a product of a tremendous
work ethic, many hours of practice and the
mentorship and support of the club as a
whole. This club provides a great service to
the community and your efforts are certainly
appreciated. Our lake was saturated with
watercraft this weekend and for the most part
everyone was operating their craft in a safe
and courteous manner; however, setting on
the front of an underway pontoon boat with
your feet in the water and a child on your
lap is setting you up for a catastrophic event
with the propeller. This is one of the worst
offenses we continue to experience and one
we will not permit to go on. During the Ski
Show we keep the area inside of the 75 foot
markers open to permit watercraft to traverse
North and South. To keep this area open we
do not permit watercraft to stop or anchor in
this area. Our philosophy is simply the traffic
lane will become clogged with stopped and
by Glenn watercraft
Dalton and not permit a safe
anchored
July
2013 without impacting the safety of the
traverse
ski show. When a member is having a party
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Managers Report
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Eric & Shara Fisher
Rachel Reynolds-Valdez & Anthony Valdez
Gary & Lynne Labertew
John Daughtery
Robert Davis & Amelia Frisch
Chandler Wilson & Karen Etzkorn
Taylor Knight
Michael Atkins
Clinton
& Lisa Hall
Phillip and Angela Callovini
Terry & Barbara Bowser
Notice Page
Alexander, Roosevelt
The Holistor Association, Inc. Board of Directors have suspended the rights and priviileges of the
following members for not complying with Holishor Covenants, Bylaws or Rules as of August 1, 2015
Groshans, Andrew & Angela
Miller, Gerald & Karen
Anderson, Elizabeth & James England Hallemann, Paula J.
Moffitt, Edward
Becker, Kimberly
Hansel, Donald & Shirley
Newlon, Thomas & Teresa
Behnke, Vonda
Harris, Hyland
Peel, David & Amy
Best, Ray & Rose
Hayes, Beau
Pierce & Associates
Bogel, Ross & Anita
Hayes, James
Prestito, Tammy
Bozarth, David
Henke, Jeffrey & Jessica
Quick, Larry & Lisa
Cavalie, Kai
Higgins, Alicia
Rea, Roby & Cheryl
Coleman, Jayma
Holshouser, Paul & Lori
Reiske, Fred E. & Brenda
Coleman, Skylar
Howard, Ronald & Lisa A
Renko, Ryan
Crabtree, Brian
Hubler, John
Rickard, Randy
Dunson, Roger & Marie
Hultz, Sean
Sanders, Russell
Faccin, Tony & Chris Coffman
Iams, John & Barbara Woll
Schmidt, Tricia & Ed
Fahey, Mark
Jasper, Aleasa
Sherill, Chris & Kristen
Fletcher, Jerome
Karns, Ronald & Patricia
Simpson, Dennis
Gavin, James & Lisa
Kayser, Phillip & Shara
Smith, Ronald
Gengler, Betty
Life is Good Trust
Steele, Nicolas & Lisa
Greer, Jay
Linton, Matthew & Jessica NiByrd
Tallerico, Mike
Greer, Kerry & Elizabeth
Mahoney, Bryan & Joan
Thompson, David & Sara
Grider, Justin & Hope
Mason, Robert & Lisa
Villalobos, Jose & Christine
IF YOUR PET IS LOST OR STOLEN,
WILL YOU BE PREPARED?
Don't forget your building permit!
Building Committee Meetings take place in the Holishor
Office at 6:30pm on the 1st & 3rd Tuesday of every
month. All building permit applications must be turned
into the Holishor office 7 days prior to the meeting.
Application packets are available in the office or online
at www.holidayshores.us
Our PROTECTED PET ID
Program allows Public Safety Officers
the following information on your
pet when you participate:
Refunds ......................13
Extensions ...................2
Variance........................1
Docks............................4
Culvert ..........................1
Storage Shed ...............1
Deck ..............................2
Fences ..........................2
Houses .........................2
Pool...............................1
2 photos of your pet (front and side view)
Owner Contact Information
Unusual markings and behaviors
Allows us to return your
pet to you instead of
calling Animal Control!
Contatct the Holishor Office for information on participating in the program
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4th Annual
Catfish Tournament
August 12, 2016
Sign-up begins at 6:30p.m.
@ the Marina
BIG FISH ONLY
(ALIVE)
Rod & Reel Only
(2 pole limit per person)
Fish from Land or Boat
Up to 6 people per team
$50.00 PER TEAM
Contact: Gary @
618.979.3296 for more information.
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Holiday Shores Movie Night
The Holiday Shores Social Committee September 3rd 2016 @ Dusk Main Beach/Clubhouse Movie –TBD, Snack Bar Provided, Bring Lawn Chairs Follow the Holiday Shores Social Committee on Facebook for more details. 10
Ginger’z
New August Hours
Wednesday – Sunday 4:00pm – 10:00pm
Nightly Drink and Dinner Specials
Full Service Catering
Contact 618-656-3663
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Community Events 2016
August 2016
8/2 Building Committee Meeting 6:30pm
8/4 Social Committee Meeting 6:30pm
8/6 Holiday Shores Poker Run by Boat,
Sign-up Marina @ Noon
8/10 Board of Directors Meeting 7:30pm
8/11 Communication and Media Committee
Meeting 6:30pm
8/12 Catfish Tournament, Sign-up Marina @
6:30pm
8/15 Garden Club 7:00pm Clubhouse
8/20 Golf Scramble @ Fox Creek Golf Course
8/27 Rick Henke Memorial Tournament
1-7pm @ Marina
Thursday Night Specials
4:00pm until 10:00pm
16oz Strip Steak
16oz Baked Potato and Salad
$16.00
$6.00 Speciality Martinis
September 2016
9/1 Social Committee Meeting 6:30pm
9/8 Communication and Media Committee
Meeting 6:30 pm
9/19 Garden Club Meeting 7:00pm Clubhouse
9/20 Building Committee Meeting 6:30 pm
9/24 & 9/25 TBBC Fall Classic Fishing
(both days 8 hours)
9/28 Board of Directors Meeting
Call for carry out or your catering needs!
618-656-3663
Free Exercise Classes
At the Holiday Shores Clubhouse!
PICKLEBALL NOTICE
Monday - 8:30 to 9:30 Yoga &
9:30 to 11:00 Stretching, Balance, Floor
Exercises and Weights.
Wednesday - 8:00am to 9:00am Yoga &
9:00am to 10:00am Aerobics
Friday - 8:00am to 9:00am Yoga &
9:00am to 10:00am Aerobics
This notice is for all adults who want to play
pickelball or want to learn how to play the
game. Every Monday evening at 6:30 pm we
will meet at the tennis courts. If we get enough
people interested, we will create leagues, men's,
women's and co-ed.
Since there is no seating available, please bring a
lawn chair and something to drink. This is a great
way to get a little exercise, meet your neightors
and have some fun.
Contact: Sandy @ 618-717-6024
Kim @ 618-659-0687
Come Join The Fun!!!!
Hope to see you on Monday.
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Do It Now! Tips To Get Ready For Back-To-School
By Cynthia Ewer, Author of
Cut the Clutter: A Simple Organization Plan for a Clean and Tidy Home
Gather your papers
School entry may require documentation from immunization records to report cards from the previous school year. Athletes need
proof of medical examination. A little preparation can prevent frantic last-minute searches for a birth certificate or registration
confirmation.
Call your child’s school or check the school district Web site beforehand to find out what paperwork will be required--then find
it! You won’t be sorry come registration day.
Take aim on morning madness
How are school mornings in your home? Crazed and chaotic, or calm and cheerful? Plan ahead to send your schoolchildren--and
yourself!--out the door in a happy frame of mind.
Each evening, think ahead to the following morning; where can you lighten the load? Set the breakfast table as you clear the
dinner dishes, and make sure breakfast foods are easy to reach. Lay out children’s clothing the night before. Scan backpacks or
launch pad spaces for missing homework, projects or library books. Make sure musical instruments or sports bags are packed
and ready to go.
Do “bathroom wars” break out daily among the small fry? Multi-child households may need a bathroom schedule so that
everyone gets equal time before the mirror.
What do you do about books and papers, lunch money and permission slips? Practice the Launch Pad concept! By creating a
dedicated space for every family member, a Launch Pad gets the family out the door in record time--and organized.
Make a practice run
How will children get to school? The first day of school is no time to find out it takes ten minutes--not five--to walk to the
nearest bus stop!
Before school begins, make a practice run to get children to the school on time.
If they’ll walk, help them learn the route they’ll take and note the needed time.
Car-pooling? Make sure the dry run accounts for early-morning traffic!
Bus riders will need to be familiar with the location of the bus stop; print and post the bus schedule to prevent a missed bus.
Spiff up household systems
A new school year quickens the tempo of family life. Sports activities, music lessons, church programs and volunteer
commitments tap parental time and put new mileage on the mini-van. Get organized! Spiff up your household systems to meet
autumn’s faster pace:
Clean house ... fast! Take a stab at speed cleaning and whip through household chores in record time.
Cut time in the kitchen: create a menu plan and never again wonder “What’s for dinner?”
Streamline dinner preparations. Try a session of freezer cooking to stock the freezer with prepared entrees for stress-free
dinner on sports night.
Conquer the paper pile-up. Set up a basic home filing system to track school paperwork, volunteer activities and household
planning
Happy New School Year! Time to swing into a new school year--from an organized home.
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4 MAN
Tiki Bar Bass Club
Location:
Date:
Fee:
Package Includes:
Teams that are registered and paid by
August 1 will be entered for a drawing.
Mail check to Kevin Suttles
1113 Barbados Drive, Edwardsville, IL
62025 payable to Tiki Bar Bass Club.
Deadline for mailing entry is August 1.
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Boating Rules
Legal Compliance: “All watercraft operated on Holishor
Association Lakes must adhere to and comply with state and
federal laws as stated in the Illinois Registration and Safety Act.”
Speed Limit: “The maximum speed of any watercraft operated
on Holiday Lake shall be 55 mph or as defined in the Reckless or
Careless Operation section of the Holiday Shores Boating Rules.
Operation of said watercraft shall be in a manner that does not
create an exaggerated wake. Intentionally “Plowing” or “pushing
water” at speeds greater than no-wake, but less than those typically maintained while “on plane”, is not permitted.”
Watercraft Registration: All watercraft being operated on Holiday and Su Twan Lakes must have a current state registration decal and
numbers, one/current Holiday Shores decal, and lot numbers affixed.
Operating Age: The minimum age to operate watercraft on Holiday Lake is 12, providing the individual has passed a state certified boater
safety class. Individuals between the ages of 12 and 18 must possess a valid boater safety card to operate watercraft, unless under the direct
supervision of a member or a person over the age of 18, who has member consent.
Watercraft Limit: No member shall have more than 3 motorized watercraft registered to the same membership in operation at one time.
Size Limit: All watercraft being operated on Holiday Lake except pontoon boats with tubular bottoms, are limited to 22 feet in length.
Pontoons are restricted to 28 feet.
Traffic Pattern: All watercraft being operated on the Holiday Lake must follow a counterclockwise direction of travel, similar to that of
operating a motor vehicle on the roadway.
Boating Hours: Boating on Holiday and Su Twan Lakes is permitted 24 hours a day, but watercraft are restricted to No-Wake speeds from
sunset to sunrise.
Noise Level Limit: No watercraft may be operated on Holiday or Su Twan Lakes in a manner that exceeds a noise level of 75 decibels. This
restriction includes inboard/outboard motors, stereos, etc.
Restricted Areas: No watercraft shall be operated in any manner except prescribed for areas marked No-Wake, Swimming Area, etc. Holiday
Lake is considered No-Wake when the lake level reaches 9” above full pool and 16” below full pool.
Reckless or Careless Operation: Careless – No craft shall be operated in a manner that puts any person or property in danger or at a rate of
speed that prohibits the driver from stopping the craft within a safe distance. Reckless – No craft shall be operated in a manner that willfully
and wantonly puts life, limb, or property of another person in danger. This restriction applies to actions such as weaving through traffic,
jumping wake when visibility is obstructed, following too close to skiers, playing ‘chicken,’ or passing another craft in a manner that produces
a hazardous wake/wash. This restriction also applies to the misuse of water skis, wake boards, or other devices.
Water Skiing: Water skiers, wake boarders, tubers, etc. may not be towed without at least 2 competent persons in the tow boat, to observe the
individual(s) being towed and provide assistance if distressed/injured.
Distance: Operators must keep a safe and reasonable distance between their craft and other lake users, such as swimmers, downed skiers,
fishermen, etc. They must also maintain a distance of 75ft from shore when making a wake. Seventy-Five (75) foot markers have been
replaced with new, larger white/blue buoys.
Orange Flag: Operators are required to display a bright orange flag on their vessel any time they have a skier, tuber, wake boarder, etc. in the
water. The flag must be a 12 inch by 12 inch square and affixed to the highest point of the craft, such as a ski tower or pontoon top.
Racing: Racing of any watercraft on Holiday or Su Twan Lakes is prohibited.
Power Turns: Power Turns (also referred to as 180s or 360s) are permitted as long as the following criteria are met: 1.) Craft is not
unreasonably close to another craft, causing it to swerve or take evasive action to avoid a collision. 2.) Not done in a manner that causes the
driver and/or passengers to be thrown from the craft. 3.) Not done in a cove or in a manner which causes a nuisance to another member.
Engine Cut-off: All watercraft (prop-driven and PWC’s) equipped with an engine cut-off device may not be operated unless the device is
properly functioning and its lanyard is securely attached to the driver.
Behavior towards Security
Obnoxious or threatening behavior to Security personnel shall not be tolerated.
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Look for the June and
July Board of Directors
Meeting Minutes in the
September Issue of the
Holiday Times.
Holiday Shores Social Committee
Halloween Costume Parties
October 28, 2016 Kids Costume Party
October 29, 2016 Adult Costume Party
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Tips for Pokémon Go.
Pokémon Go, the mobile game
that's pulling kids ... and countless
other enthusiasts ... outside this
summer, has a lot going for it.
The game, which involves
hunting for virtual Pokémon
characters hidden in real
locations, requires players to
explore their communities and
meet new people.
But, just like with anything, there always are a few risks. While most of the app's fans are having a blast, there
are more than a few reports of Pokémon Go-related car accidents, injuries and crime. If your kids can't get
enough of the game, here are some things to know.
Play with parents and friends: Any kid on the internet should know to never share personal information with
somebody they met online. But Pokémon Go is different since players actually meet each other in real life, often
in unfamiliar settings. And, teamwork is part of the game. So, in many cases, players will connect with
strangers in actual locations. Of course, most of the people that kids will meet up with are other enthusiastic
Pokémon Go fans, but players of all ages need to be aware that these strangers might not have their best
interests in mind. It's always best to play with a group that includes friends and a responsible adult, who can
keep an eye on anybody they encounter.
Don't forget to look up: You need to be looking at your phone to play. But don't get too caught up in that
virtual reality as you're actually wandering around the real world. Play often takes place in busy areas like
downtown Raleigh or local malls. Be sure that you and your kids are looking up from time to time so you don't
walk out into traffic or into a tree or bump into a gaggle of other people playing Pokémon Go.
Never drive and play: If you have teen drivers who are caught up in the rage, be sure to hammer home the rule
that they should never be texting, playing or even holding their phone and driving at the same time. Six out of
10 teen crashes involve driver distraction ... and that includes being distracted by mobile games like
Pokémon Go.
It's not all free: It's free to download the app to your phone, but in-app purchases range in price between 99
cents and $99.99. And people are buying stuff. According to Market Watch, in less than 24 hours, the game
was the most downloaded and top grossing app in the United States, Australia and New Zealand. Be sure you
have safeguards in place and limits set so your kids don't break the bank with Pokémon Go purchases.
Take a break: The game can be addictive. Make sure your kids are taking breaks from those tiny screens and
enjoying other summer activities.
Source: http://www.wral.com/pokemon-go-five-safety-tips-for-kids-their-parents/15845689/ 18
Gate H-Shore/St. James
One of Garden Club’s main objectives is to maintain the gate gardens throughout our community, as well as the
garden areas at the clubhouse, fire department, etc. So we continue our efforts to feature one of these gardens each
month. The above photo of Gate H reflects the work of Garden Club members Nan Adams and Jan Tolliver. The
interesting thing to note about this garden is its combination of native plants and more traditional plants. Nan and Jan
are native plant enthusiasts and want to show how well these plants can work in combination with non-native plants.
They are assisted in maintaining this garden by Nan’s husband, Neil, who is also passionate about native plants.
Our particular interest in featuring Gate H this month is to also call attention to Garden’s Club’s Native Plant
Experiment at the north end of the lake on Biscay Drive. One plot was planted in June and another is being prepared
for planting in September. Please refer elsewhere in this issue of the Holiday Times for a special page devoted to this
Native Plant Project. We’re looking for community volunteers to assist us in our goal to fully develop the slope at the
north end of the lake into a beautifully landscaped area of native plants. We envision this as a multi-year project. More
details as well as photos and contact information are available on this additional page.
Our August meeting is scheduled on Monday, August 15, 7:00pm, at the clubhouse. Our speaker is Ray
Chapman, Beekeeper. His comments will focus on why bees are important pollinators, and he will also provide general
information on beekeeping. Visitors are welcome and encouraged to attend our meetings.
In addition, we will vote on the “Flower of the Year Award”. All members are asked to bring this year’s competition
plant – Blue My Mind. We look forward to seeing a beautiful display of our individual gardening efforts. Each year
Garden Club purchases the competition plant for each member to cultivate. We purchase the plants from La Bella
Fiori Garden Center, the nursery resource for the plants that are offered each year at our Plant Sale. The owner of the
nursery, Abby Dillon, gives us growing hints for the particular plant and each of us takes it from there. The votes are
tallied and the winner is kept a secret until our annual Guest and Awards Meeting and Dinner held in October, when
the plant winner is announced.
Garden Tip for August: Annuals may appear leggy and worn now. These can be cut back hard and fertilized to
produce a new flush of blooms.
***
Please continue to watch the Holiday Times for Garden Club news and details of our meetings. Guests are welcome
and encouraged to attend any of our meetings. We meet on the third Monday of each month at 7:00pm, unless
otherwise stated. There is no meeting in January.
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HOLIDAY SHORES GARDEN CLUB
NATIVE PLANT PROJECT-North End of Lake-Biscay Drive
Are you interested in learning more about native plants and how they benefit our environment? Garden
Club is seeking community volunteers to assist us with our Native Plant Experiment. Phase One (the first
plot) was planted in June. Phase Two (the second plot) is being prepared now and will be ready for planting
in September. We need YOU to sign up to work with us on this project to beautify the north end of the lake.
Enjoy the photos on this page from the first plot and work with us in our next planting.
Do you want to see more butterflies, songbirds and pollinators?
Do you wish your vegetable garden were producing a better yield?
The Holiday Shores Garden Club believes it has the answer…. MORE NATIVE PLANTS.
With a better food supply for beneficial insects, the birds will come and our flowers and vegetables will be pollinated.
We are excited to announce that Gene Sands, an Alton native plant enthusiast, is donating 100 plants to the Garden
Club for the next planting. They will be ready to plant in September.
Native Coreopsis
Native Phlox
Native Plant Garden
Native Purple Coneflower
Join with us in planting the slope at the silt pond and help plant, weed and maintain a second 300 square
feet plot. With volunteers from the community, the task will be easy and the rewards great. We envision
adding plots each year until the slope is filled with native plants.
You will see flowers in bloom, butterflies and bees in abundance, and enjoy a colorful landscape.
Our planting schedule for Phase Two (the second plot) is Wednesday, September 14 at 6:30pm and Saturday,
September 17 at 9am.
Please consider adding your name to our list of community volunteers for this project. This is also an opportunity for
a family to work together on a project to help our environment. We will develop our volunteer list and communicate
with you as a group as we move through this process. Contact information follows:
Nan AdamsJoyce Brendle
(C) 618-977-0029
(C) 618-792-0913
[email protected]
[email protected]
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TIKI BAR BASS CLUB
The Tiki Bar Bass Club held its Annual The Bank of Edwardsville Tournament on June 11th &12th. We had 25 teams
to compete this year for the crown and for the chance at the $20,000.00 big bass award. Day one we was treated with a
great breakfast at 5:00 am by Dawn Schmitt, Valerie Dietzman and Rene Horn and they also served on Sunday. Thanks
ladies, that was a great way to start the fishing days. Fishing was pretty good for most of the teams, some had a hard
time finding keeper size bass. Day one weigh in was at 2pm and as the fisherman came into the cove they could see
the big crowd gathered at Lakeside Marina. Big Bass of day one was John Pretti with a 6.08 lbs. bass, second big bass
was 5.37 caught by Paul Worthey. With day one weights in the books, leaders were Kevin Suttles & Paul Worthey with
15.61 lbs. 2nd Place was the team of Shannon Scheffel & Greg Frazier with 13.63 lbs and holding 3rd place were two
SIUE college fishermen, Dan Calcaterra & Zach Hartnagle with 13.15 lbs. Nor far behind in 4th place was father and
son team Matt & Austin Ressler with 12.73 lbs. Rounding out the top 5 was Chris Steele & Shaun Diltz with 12.65 lbs.
Day two as always was a little tougher, some teams made the adjustment while others teams fell short. Day one
leader Suttles & Worthey fell to 12th place at the end of the day. 1st Place and Champions of The Bank of Edwardsville
Classic was Shannon Scheffel & Greg Frazier with a two day total of 28.24 lbs. 2nd Place was the Team of Mike
Jennings & Willie McArtor with 23.81lbs. 3rd went to team of John Pretti & Andy Paschedag with 23.75 lbs. 4th place
was Todd Schmidt & Scott Gower whose two day total was 22.75 lbs. 5th place went to Freddy & Richie Mullin with
21.65 lbs. John Pretti with a 6.08 lbs. had the big bass of the tournament and the chance for the 20,000.00. John had to
match the last two numbers to win, he need 08 and when the number was revealed it was 83. No big winner this year,
but it has been won before and we will all try again next year!
We would like to thank our sponsors of the tournament. The Bank Of Edwardsville Platinum $500.00 Long John Silver’s/
AW All American Restaurants / JimMcCann Dr’s. Buller, Stahlheber, Ohms and Staff of Bethalto Animal Clinic Gold
$200.00 South Central Snow Outfitter’s/Scott Gower, Smoky Jennings Chevrolet, Rich Hayes, LLC Illinois Conceal
Carry Instructor, American Roofing/Gutters/Siding, VC Marine, Lakeside Marina, Schmidt & Son Heating & Cooling,
Gingerz, Gillganz Bar & Grill, Al’s Lakeside Repair, Wigglers. Silver $100.00 Sun Dazzlers, Peel Wood Fired Pizza,
Bev George & Associates, Team Basshole, Express Kitchens and More, The Dulle Family, The Murphy Family Schmitt
Door Company, The Wesley Family, The Steele Family, Mallory Sports Bronze $50.00 Mike & Tyler Schmitt, Team
Baze, Angler Assets, Bluff City Outdoors, Jeff & Shayla Kline, Hawks Family, Team Falcon, Team Cracker, Team D, The
Paschedag Family, Smokin’ Brother’s BBQ, Guarantee Electric, Sunny Day Detailing, The Gucrew, Eppel’s Pantry, The
David Family. Big thanks to all for supporting the Tiki bar Bass Club which makes it possible for us to contribute back
to the lake. We have raised over $21,000 to purchase large and small mouth bass to put in the lake.
On a sad note we recently lost a member of the bass club and long time member of Holiday Shores. Gary Horn
passed away on July 4th. Gary was on the lake pretty much every day in his little white boat seeing what he could
catch that day. Gary fished tournaments all over the midwest and had won plenty of his share. Gary fished the Sunday
tournaments here before there was a bass club. Gary & Joe Gulash were the Champions at last years The Bank of
Edwardsville Classic. Gary you will always be a champion here at Holiday Shores and will be missed by many. RIP good
friend, till we meet again.
Don’t Forget the Tiki Bar Bass Club Golf Scramble August 20th at Fox Creek, 1:30 Shotgun Start. Some of the
proceeds with go to the Gary Horn Medical Fund to help pay his medical bills. We are still looking for hole sponsors
starting at $50.00 See the full page ad for more information or contact Paul or Kevin
PLEASE REMEMBER CATCH & RELEASE PROTECT OUR RESOURES
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Doctor Your Pet
By; Adam Ohms DVM
(Dr. Ohms is a veterinarian at Bethalto Animal Clinic and Holiday Shores resident since 2011. Questions,
comments or topics for future columns can be sent to [email protected])
One of the most commonly asked questions at new puppy/kitten examination is: “Should I
have my pet spayed/neutered and at what age should this be done?” This has been a topic of much
debate within the veterinary profession the last 2 years as new information is made available. The
age old standby recommendation has been to perform surgery at 5-6 months of age after juvenile
vaccinations have been completed, and this recommendation still holds true for our feline friends
at this time. However, when pet populations in Europe, where spay/neuter is uncommon, were
compared to pet population in the U.S, some differences were noted. The foremost issue was the
rate of orthopedic injuries in male dogs in the U.S was higher than reported in Europe. Further
studies are now suggesting that neutering large breed (greater than 50lb) dogs prior to growth plate
closure may change the way the growth plate develops. This link is thought to potentially increase
the pet’s risk of cranial cruciate ligament (CCL aka ACL in people) pathology (torn ligament within
the knee). This information is far from conclusive at this time, but is suggestive enough to be a
consideration. It is important to note that at this time, there appear to be no increased health
risks associated with neutering past growth plate closure, which for most dogs is around 12-16
months of age. In contrast, for female dogs, the rate of orthopedic injury does not appear to be
as prevalent. It is still ideal to spay prior to the first heat cycle (<6 months) as the decreased risks
of mammary cancer, incontinence, heat associated uterine pathology, and complication rate of
surgery associated with older pets far outweighs the current information on risk of future orthopedic
concerns. Remember, it is still part of responsible pet ownership to spay/neuter non-breeding pets.
This is important to help reduce the number of unwanted and homeless pets and decrease the
number of unwanted heritable traits ( ie., hip/elbow dysplasia, allergies, etc.) passed on to future
pets and owners.
Itchy pets are by far the most common presenting complaint in general veterinary practice.
Although some pets can have quite complicated cases, I wanted to shed some light on the 80-90%
of cases that are routinely seen and ways to prevent costly dermatology work ups. In general, the
majority of pets itch for 2 reasons: allergies or infection. Allergic causes can be summed up to flea
bite allergy, environmental/pollen based allergy (atopy), or food allergy. Many pets may be afflicted
with all three types of allergies, but of allergy causes, 80% of cases will be flea bite or pollen based
causes as the predominant factor for itch. In many cases, a primary allergy will set up the appropriate
conditions for a secondary infection. In general, most infections can be cause by, bacteria, yeast,
mites. These should be screened for at a veterinary appointment by a skin scraping or cytology as
treatments vary. Further allergy work up cannot be pursued until appropriate flea control has been
initiated for all indoor pets as well as underlying infection(s) treated. Remember, fleas live where
pets live and control is about prevention, as it may take up to 6 months to eradicate after adult
fleas are noted on a pet. For seasonal, pollen based allergies, Benadryl can be effective in milder
cases (1mg per lb). However, once hair is missing and skin is inflamed, veterinary consultation is
recommended as improvement is unlikely without the aid of prescription medications.
Adam Ohms DVM
Questions, comments or topics for future columns can be sent to
[email protected]
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Holishor Association Logo Contest Entry Form
Please complete the fields below with the required information.
All fields must be filled in to be considered for entry.
Designer’s Name: ________________________________________________________________________
Home Address: ________________________________________________ City, State, Zip: _______________
Telephone: ________________________________ Email: _______________________________________
Please provide a brief written explanation for your chosen logo design.
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I do hereby attest that the enclosed work of creative design is my original composition and any art/clipart is royalty-free.
Signature: ___________________________________________ Date: ______________________________
Contest Sponsored by: Holiday Shores Communications and Media Committee.
DEADLINE: 4 p.m., Friday, September 16
Submit to: [email protected]
Holishor Association Logo Contest Rules & Submission Requirements
The contest is open to any Holishor Association member in good standing.
Artists may submit up to two entries and must complete an entry form for each.
Holishor Board of Directors reserves the right to extend all deadlines associate with this contest to ensure that a sufficient number of entries are received.
Each design must lend itself to different formats, including publications, signage, website, promotional items, and other printed material. It must reproduce well in
different sizes and when printed in black and white.
All submitted designs and source images must be the original work of the artist.
Any 3rd party artwork, images, clipart, or copyrighted graphics used must also include a release from all royalties, and written permission from the original author.
By submitting an entry, the artist agrees that Holishor Association will become the rightful owner of the image and any likeness of the image, and may alter and
reproduce the image at its discretion.
Electronic entries should be JPG, PNG, TIF format and 300 dpi or more.
Print submissions should be no larger than 8.5” X 11”.
Incomplete information on submission form will disqualify the entry.
All formats, including drawings, sketches, or paintings are eligible and may be submitted by mail (Holishor Association, 1 Holiday Point Parkway, Edwardsville, IL 62025
or emailed to: [email protected]
All entries will be judged on the artwork’s creative ideals that reflect those things that add up to the feeling that our community is a special place, distinct from any where
else; practical usability, and artistic merit in capturing the essence of Holiday Shores.
Participants are required to provide a brief written explanation of their chosen logo design.
Entries will judged by the Communication and Media Advisory Board with the top designs being forwarded to the Holishor Board of Directors for final Determination.
Judging decisions are final and may not be appealed.
The deadline for entries is 4:00 p.m., Friday, September 16, 2016.
Entries received after the deadline will not be accepted.
The top design and any winning theme may be used as the official Holishor Association/Holiday Shores logo.
The winning entry will be awarded $100.00, provided by the Holiday Shores Social Committee.
Winner will be announced by October 15. For more information, please contact: [email protected]
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Dolly Wood
Specializing in Holiday Shores Properties for over 45
38 years!
Managing Broker
Owner
(618) 656-4035
7311 St. James Dr., Edwardsville, IL 62025
www.holidayshoresrealty.com
(618) 656-4035
1358 Biscay Drive $349,900
All the bedrooms and baths to make lake
living a pleasure plus entertaining areas that
accommodate the best of the best. Great
kitchen with appliances that leads to deck
to watch all the boating activities. 2 large
waterfront lots, lighted boardwalk & walkway, boat lifts. Ski, fish, swim, boat & relax
from your own waterfront.
7469 Timberwolf Trail Stonewolf Golf Course $59,900
Fairview Heights
Backs up to start of the 16th hole.
1st right turn to end of Timberwolf Trail.
Lot on cul-de-sac. Not many lots left!
294 Deep Cove Dr. $229,000
Lake living. 3 Bed, 2 Baths, Huge Living,
Dining & Kitchen for entertaining. 2014
new carpet in bedrooms, Liftmaster garage
door, new springs. Many updates in the last
few years such as windows, & patio doors w/
lifetime warranty, front door, laminate flooring in living room & hall, new french door
refrigerator w/dual ice maker, landscaping
w/massive retaining walls and much more.
Covered Boat Dock w/electric and plenty of
room to entertain. Huge garage has room for
workshop or man cave. Fish, ski, swim, boat.
Over 270 feet of waterfront.
Bethalto (Meadowbrook)
2.03 Acres M/L
What a location! Ready to build and
horses allowed.
39 Shore Drive SW* 6 $120,000
51 Willow Court Pending! $135,000
6 $145,000
478 Point of View*
869 Holiday Pt. Pkwy*
$75,000
6 $120,000
1049 Bermuda Dr.*
1587 SuTwan Dr.**
$80,000
1600 Waikiki Dr.*
$80,000
6
1652 Molokai Ct.*
$60,000
1669 Aloha Dr.*
$60,000
6
1850 Starboard Ln.*
$75,000
* Agent Owned
** Agent Related
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Check out the Super Price Reductions!
Waterfront Lots !
1083 Barbados Drive $149,900
Time to make that move if you need 4 bedrooms and 2 baths plus large garage w/solid
shelving. All newer kitchen w/stainless appliances, cabinets, counter tops. Home sits in
the middle of 2 tree filled long lots. Join all
the fun people that love lake living.
State Route 140 - $43,500
Great Lots !
634 Birch Ave.
$6,900
597 Westview Dr.
$7,200
651 Tamarach
$14,000
925/926 Holiday Pt. Pkwy*
$40,000
6 $20,000
956 Acapulco Dr.*
996 Holiday Point Pkwy
$15,000
$19,000
1324 Carribean Dr.*
6 $15,000
1672 SuTwan Dr.*
1705 SuTwan Dr
$6,500
6 $20,000
1945 Masthead Ct.*
[email protected]
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Association lots For Sale!
Sold!$11,000
613 Westview
652 Tamarach
$10,000
$13,000
1059 Catalina
1228 Bahamas
$17,100
$12,000
1237 Bahamas
1258 Jamaica
$10,000
$13,000
1264 Keywest
$13,000
1265 Keywest
1266 Keywest
$11,200
1289 Jamaica
$9,400
1323 Carribean
$9,400
$14,025
1370 Biscay
$10,000
1408 Biscay
$11,000
1590 Su Twan
$15,000
1742 Fountainbleu
$9,400
1746 Fountainbleu*
$9,400
1747 Fountainbleu*
$18,000
*1746/1747 Combined
1957 Brigantine
$9,400
2041 Treasure
$12,200
2043 Tamarach
$11,200
2063 Jolly Roger
$10,300
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342 Wanda Dr. $189,900
Unique w/o waterfront home w/3 bedrooms, 2 baths, huge stone fireplace up and
down. Updated eat in kitchen w/appliances
opens to large living room and great view
of lake. New carpeting 2016 in lower level
family room. Gentle sloping lot to water.
Needs some TLC and driveway work.
1686 Su Twan Dr. $245,900
Waterfront Ranch w/o, 4 Bedrooms with
new carpeting 2016, 2 baths, fireplace in
LL family room, oversized 2 car garage
w/pull down stairs for attic storsge. More
finished rooms in lower level for whatever you need with a large walk in storage
closet.
Business Lots! Marina B3 Hwy
Outlot B*
Outlot C*
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6
$50,000
$135,000
Bev George
593-7468
Carla Baugh
656-4734
Lake Resident
since 1976
Lake Resident
since 1982
Linda & Allan
Campbell
830-5069
Lake Residents
since 2001
442 TAMARACH
MOVE IN READY! Freshly painted open floor plan on 1
level. Spacious kitchen, dining, and living rooms. The 3rd
BR offers plenty of privacy. Sunroom and large yard, with
extra lot. 12x16 storage shed and attached 2 car garage.
$129,000
CARLA BAUGH, 656-4734
661 MONACO
GREAT LAKE VIEW, corner location, light and airy basement
has large lookout windows, oversized 2 car garage/workshop,
heated outdoor shed, newer roof, extra large lot, large covered
deck. $159,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
ING
D
N
PE
414 HIGH POINT
BEAUTIFUL NEW CONSTRUCTION. $182,000
CARLA BAUGH 656-4734
308 WESTVIEW
LAKE VIEW, Split Bedroom, 3BR on 2 lots. Plus a 3rd lake
view lot available. Large sunroom with gas stove. Large living room with brick fireplace. Birch doors & trim throughout.
Kitchen updated 2011, cabinets, counters, and more. MBR
has bath & walk-in closet. Family room lower level. Roof,
furnace & air 2008. Double asphalt drive. Flower garden,
trellis & tool shed. Basement waterproofed. $137,000
LD
SO
975 HOLIDAY POINT PARKWAY
WATERFRONT $199,900
LD
SO
1022 BERMUDA
BREATHTAKING VIEWS, well-kept lakefront home.
Major updates include newer furnace, a/c, water heater,
exterior doors, windows, deck, landscaping & floors.
Sprinkler system, flag pool, shed, heated garage, concrete seawall & boat lift. $245,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
304 DEEP COVE
LAKE VIEW! $165,000
656-7911
288-0000
bevgeorge.com
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Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
Do you have questions about the Catholic Faith or is interested
in joining the Catholic Church? Do you have a friend/relative
who do?
We meet every Wednesday beginning September 7th in the
church basement at Our Lady Queen of Peace in Bethalto
from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm. If you are interested in becoming
Catholic or just learning more about the Catholic faith, please
join us for an informal time of sharing and fellowship where
we hope we will answer your questions.
“Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by
name; you are mine” Isaiah 43:1
Call Tim 377-5725 or Marie, 377-5593 [email protected]
or the parish office, 377-6519 for more information .
RCIA. The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is not a class
or series of programs, but rather, it’s a process that allows
the participants the opportunity to explore the Catholic
faith gradually through sharing, formal teaching, liturgical
celebrations, prayer, and fellowship. Those interested in
learning more about Jesus Christ and the teaching of the
Catholic Church, without any pressure or commitment, are
encouraged to seek answers. Find out why Catholics believe
Christ is the answer to their problems, and how He can help
you.
DAVID SCOTT
Agency Owner
511 NORTH PRAIRIE STREET
BETHALTO, IL 62010-1324
Tel 618.377.2224
Fax 618.377.0708
[email protected]
Who is RCIA for?
1. Persons in need of Baptism.
2. Persons baptized in another Christian tradition who desire
to become Catholic.
3. Persons baptized Catholic in need of First Communion
and/or Confirmation.
4. Persons interested in finding out more about the teachings
of the Catholic Church.
Off Water (cont.)
Off Water
527
623
837
617
618
265
1204
1205
952
1592
171
172
1741
265
1893
$40,000
609 Westview...4 lots in a row......
1688 Aloha.2 lake views,near common ground$24,500
1238 Bahamas ................................ $24,500
2028 Treasure ................................. $18,000
117 St. James Dr .......................... $18,000
1079 Barbados................................ $18,000
1921 Sextant.................................... $16,400
1901 Fountainbleu.......................... $15,000
647 Tamarach ............................. $13,600
648 Tamarach ............................. $13,600
1138 Nassau................................... $13,100
1196 Tampico................................. $10,000
1980 Captains Dr ........................... $10,000
1123 Barbados................................ $9,500
1127 Bahamas................................ $9,400
519 Gilbert..........SOLD.................... $9,400
Gilbert.....................................
Ensign Circle...........................
Newport Bay...........................
Westview.................................
Westview.................................
Woodland ..............................
Key Largo...............................
Key Largo...............................
Acapulco...............................
Waikiki ...................................
Holiday Dam Rd....................
Holiday Dam Rd....................
Fountainbleu .........................
Woodland..............................
Fountainbleu .........................
656-7911
288-0000
bevgeorge.com
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$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,400
$9,000
$9,000
$9,000
$9,000
$8,000
$7,500
$7,500
$7,000
$6,890
$6,500
Church Directory
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran School
600 Water Street, Edwardsville, IL
Serving Holiday Shores as well as the
communities of Bethalto, Bunker Hill,
Cottage Hills, Dorsey, Fosterburg,
Meadowbrook and Midway.
Church: 618-656-2918
School: 618-656-7002
Pastor: John Shank
[email protected]
Christian Education for all ages Sunday at 9:15 a.m.
Worship Times Saturday 5:30 p.m., Sunday 8 & 10:30 a.m.
http://trinityedwardsville.org/church.htm
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FOR RENT
Heated Spaces from $100.00 and outside parking
from $30.00 Future home of Scott Krone’s Auto
Repair. 24 Hour cell 618-659-0300 or 1-314-8302222. See page 1 of the Ski Show Brochure
Lakefront Condo-Special Pricing for August!!
Make your Table Rock Lake condo reservation for
August and book at the off-season rate - $110.00 per
day, or $650.00 per week. There’s still time to have
a great summer vacation before fall activities begin!!
Don’t miss out on a boating/recreational vacation
on Table Rock Lake (32,000± acres)!! Consider
renting our two bedroom two bath lakefront condo in
Kimberling City, MO. The Port of Kimberling Marina
is located just minutes away. They offer boat slip
rentals for your boat, along with boat rental options
and other recreational equipment. In addition, we
are 20 minutes from Silver Dollar City and 30 minutes
from Branson. Contact Jim (618-792-2644) or Joyce
(618-792-0913) Brendle or jbrendle@madisontelco.
com for additional details and photos.
SERVICES
Avon, The Company for women’s beauty products.
For a brochure contact your local Holiday Shores
representative, Krystal Giltner. Email: kgiltneravon@
outlook.com Phone: 618-570-8186 or order from my
website: www.youravon.com/giltner
Stan Hibbard-Charlie Gardner Contstruction LLC.
New home construction, free prints.
NO JOB TOO SMALL
Concrete to roofing. All types of remodeling and size
pole buildings, boat docks and seawalls.
Free Estimates
Siding, sofitsm guttering and roofing.
Call Stan @ 618-920-2067
Call Charlie @ 618-920-2046
Scott Krone’s Auto Repair
7221 St. James Dr. 618-659-2300 or 618-659-0300
24hr Cell/Text
2nd Location Official Open Date TBD
See ad on Page 3
Available for certain repairs now, by appointment.
Thank You, Scott Krone & Family.
LOTS FOR SALE
2 Lots for sale or trade (vehicle, boat, motorcycle or
Chad’s Mowing Services
??)
Local 18 Year-Old
1176 Nassau $5500.00 Call Joe @ 618-593-6117
618-978-0910
Wonderful Building Lot
Responsible 15 year old willing to baby sit.
1038 Bermuda (Corner Lot)
Call: 618-407-0233 and ask for Mykala.
Call for a New Fantastic Price
Peggy or Joe 618-655-0747
BOAT FOR SALE
Ready to cruise the Lake! For Sale, 2009 Lowe
Lot 2056 for sale 75’ x 150’
Suncruiser Pontoon boat. In great condition,
$6900.00
complete with tailor made seat covers and a barley
618-531-4733
used trailer. With a 50 HP motor. This boat is parked
in the water and ready for you to take it for a test
Lake lot for sale
drive. If interested call Paul @ 618-670-9617. Price
103 Shore Drive Southwest. Good building lot (walk out), nice cove, and good $12,999.00
access. $52,900. Call Steve at 618-530-1535.
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Holiday Times
#1 Holiday Point Pkwy.
RR 10
Bev George
593-7468
Lake Resident
since 1976
Carla Baugh
656-4734
Lake Resident
since 1982
1013 HAWK ISLAND COURT
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING. Nice floor plan. Great
location with lake view. Needs new roof and other updates. Adjoins common property of Holiday
Shores with proximity to clubhouse, heach, restaurant, tennis courts & playgound. Two-car garage has
been closed in but could be restored. $79,900
prsrt std
us postage
paid
permit No. 18
edwardsville, il
Linda & Allan
Campbell
830-5069
Lake Residents
since 2001
700 BLVD DE CANNES
SEE WORTHY! Excellent lakefront, open
design, 5BR, vaulted ceilings, bright &
airy, central vac, hot tub, large deck, patio,
boathouse with electric lift, firepit, playset,
fenced yard, seawall. $269,000
BEV GEORGE 593-7468
847 NEWPORT BAY
LAKEFRONT, neat & clean 2BR 2BTH, corner lot
320x89 IRR, partially fenced. Open floor plan, 3 patio doors, large deck. Finished lower level with possible 3rd BR, bath, Boat/RVpad, dock & sand beach.
$215,000
411 HIGH POINT
NICE 3BR / 2 BATH ranch. Remodeled full
bath,living room with bay window, dining room
doors lead to glassed in porch. Lower level features a bar area, bonus room, FR & fireplace.
Garden area, shed & newer concrete drive.
$123,000
bevgeorge.com
656-7911
288-0000

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