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Lake Kiowa on the Web: www.lakekiowatx.com
Vol. 38 - No. 1
Official Publication of Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association
January 2015
LKPOA ANNUAL MEETING REMINDER AND BOARD CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENT
Ron Spencer
Pete Mason
Gary Cotten
Jim Mead
Dan Busch
Al Arronté
The Lake Kiowa Property
Owners Association annual
meeting will be held Saturday,
March 14, 2015 at 7 p.m. in
the Assembly Room at the
Lodge. We encourage you
to mark this date on your
calendar and plan to attend this
once-a-year event. The results
of the February election for
new board members will be
announced at that time.
Gerald
Smith,
chair,
announced
that
the
Nominating
Committee
has selected six candidates
for election to fill the three
vacancies on the Lake Kiowa
Board of Directors. Three
will be elected for three-year
terms. The candidates are
(alphabetically): Al Arronté,
Dan Busch, Gary Cotten, Pete
Mason, Jim Mead, and Ron
Spencer. Additional qualified
members have until Jan. 15
to submit their names. Gerald
also thanked everyone who
had submitted a nomination
form.
According to the bylaws,
the procedures for electing
directors are as follows:
6.03 Procedures for
Electing Directors.
[a] Nominations for the
Board of Directors must be
submitted to the Nominating
Committee no later than
November 15 of each year.
The committee will select
the best qualified applicants
and publish their names
LKPOA Board of Directors
Nominees Draw for Ballot Position
The nominees for the February election to the LKPOA
Board of Directors attended the Dec. 15 open Board meeting.
Nominating Committee Chair Gerald Smith introduced each
nominee and supervised the drawing for ballot position. The
results were: 1 – Ron Spencer, 2 – Pete Mason, 3 – Gary
Cotten, 4 – Jim Mead, 5 – Dan Busch, and 6 – Al Arronté.
Nominating Committee members are: Mike Brindle, Ed
Cooke, Donna Marfice, Janice Richey, and Jerry Slater.
Gerald thanked them for their commitment and support.
in the January issue of the
Association publication, or
include them with members’
monthly statement.
[b] Thereafter, nominations
may be made by the
membership at large by
submitting the names and
qualifications
of
such
nominees to the Election
Committee,
accompanied
by: (1) a statement signed by
the nominee that he or she
will accept the nomination
and serve if elected, and (2)
the written endorsement of
at least fifty (50) members
in good standing. Such
additional nominees also must
be members in good standing,
and all the Election Committee
must receive documents no
later than January 15, in order
to qualify, have information
published in the Association
publication and be placed on
the ballot.
[c] The names, qualifications and pictures of all
nominees will be placed in
the February issue of the
“YOU ARE INVITED”
Board of Director Candidates Forum
Saturday, January 17, 2015 • 6:30 p.m. at the Lodge
The community is invited to meet the candidates and
hear their views on relevant issues. Questions have been
submitted by property owners. Be an informed voter
when you cast your ballot in February.
Refreshments will be served and four gift certificates to
the Lodge will be awarded.
Sponsored by the Kiowa Woman’s Club
Association
publication
mailed to all members.
[d] Ballots shall be mailed
to all members no later than
February 1st.
[e] All voting shall cease
on March 1st and all ballots
post-marked or received in the
Association office on or before
said date, shall be acted upon
by the Election Committee in
accordance with 6.01[c]. The
nominees receiving the largest
number of votes shall be
deemed elected. In the event
of a tie, the affected nominees
will draw for position in the
presence of the Election
Committee.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Ad Cost Schedule. . . . 37
Advertiser Index. . . . . 44
Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . 25, 27
Calendar. . . . . . . . . . . 47
CISD . . . . . . . . . . . 32, 33
Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-31
Contact Us . . . . . . . . . 38
Inspirational. . . . . . . 6, 7
Kiowa Activities. . . . 5, 10, 11, 24
Kiowa Kares . . . . . . . 4, 5
Lake Activities . . . . . . . . . . 12, 13
LKPOA . . . 1, 3, 24, 25, 36-39
LKSUD. . . . . . . . . . . 2, 40
Lodge. . . . . . 2, 25, 34, 35
Market Place. . . . . . 42-44
NCTC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Security. . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Service Orgs
ICVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9, 41
ICVFD Aux. . . . . . . . . 8
Kiwanis. . . . . . . . 22, 23
Noah's Ark. . . . . . . . . 6
Woman’s Club . . . . . 14 - 21
Address Label:
Please notify the LKPOA Office
(940-665-1055) of address change
107 Kiowa Drive South, Lake Kiowa TX 76240
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GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
76240
CommuniQue
January 2015
LKSUD Cut-Off Valve Requirement
Do you know where to cut off your water?
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Lodge and Friends of the Lodge
Valentine’s Day Dinner and Dance
Saturday, February 14
7 p.m. – 11 p.m.
Brie Stuffed Mushrooms
Tossed Green Salad w/Herb Vinaigrette
Chicken Cordon Bleu with White Wine Sauce
Potatoes Au Gratin
Fresh Asparagus Spears
DESSERT
Strawberry Tart for Two
Music by Mike Neal/Dancing/Bar
$50 per couple
$25 for singles
Includes: 1 drink ticket per person
Call Penny Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
At the Lodge for Reservations
(940) 665-3741
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At this time of the year, when
water pipes freeze and break, the first
reaction most of us have is get the
water turned off. Below is the “Cutoff Valve Requirements” as stated
in our Rate Order. Each customer is
required to have their own cut-off
valve between the District’s cut-off
valve in the plumbing going to the
house. It also goes on to state that a
customer is not to use the District’s
valve, which is generally in the meter
box and next to the meter for cutting
the customer’s water off.
Cut-off Valve Requirement: The
District shall require each customer to
have a cut-off valve on the customer’s
side of the meter for purposes of
isolating the customer’s service
pipeline and plumbing facilities from
the District’s water pressure. The
valve shall meet AWWA standards
(a ball valve is preferred). The
customer’s use of the District’s curb
stop or other similar valve for such
purposes is prohibited. A customer
shall be subject to charges for any
damage to the District’s meter or
other service equipment.
When water is spewing all over, we
know that most residents run straight
to the meter box to turn off the water
and usually find the box is full of
sand or mud put there by gophers or
other burrowing animals, covering
everything including the meter and
the valve.
When most homes were constructed,
a cut-off valve was installed between
the District’s meter box and the
customer’s house for the customer to
be able to shut off his/her water using
their own valve. Cut-off valves are
generally located at the point that the
outside plumbing is connected to the
residence. It is normal for an outside
faucet to be located in the area.
We recommend you find the valve
that should have been installed and
make sure that it is usable before an
emergency comes up. An old valve
that has not been used or exercised
probably would not be of any use.
If you cannot find this valve or it is
inoperable to satisfy the above CutOff Valve Requirement, you will need
to install or have one installed. We
hope that you do not have any water
emergencies, but it is good insurance
to have a valve in a known place and
usable in a moment of need!
Lake Kiowa Special Utility District
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605 N. Maple Street
Muenster, Texas 76252
(940) 759-6100
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Community Manager’s Report
Happy New Year to All!
I want to thank this year's Board
candidates. Several years ago I was
asked in a Lake Kiowa Leadership
class what my biggest concern was
facing Lake Kiowa. My answer
was the decline in volunteerism by
members of the community. To that I
would add the increase in apathy by
the members. The number of members
that are active in the leadership of the
community continues to dwindle.
Finding volunteers needed to fill
vacancies on committees is becoming
more difficult. With that said, I would
like to thank the candidates who have
taken the time to run for the Board of
Directors. The community is governed
by its members and for Lake Kiowa to
grow, we need members to participate
in the governance of the community.
So when asked to consider running for
the Board, or serve on a committee,
please consider what is being asked
of you. Abraham Lincoln once said,
“You cannot escape the responsibility
of tomorrow by evading it today.”
In the December Board meeting
amendments were made to two
existing rules.
The first
rule, Rule 4.04 in the ACC
Handbook, was amended to
specify six federal holidays
(New Year’s Day, Memorial
Day, 4th of July, Labor Day,
Thanksgiving and Christmas
Day) where no permitted work is
allowed.
The second rule change was to
Rule 4.3.4.g Trash and Refuse. In this
amendment, the penalty for placing
trash containers street side prior to
sunrise of the day before pickup, or
leaving the containers out past sunrise
of the day following pickup, is now
considered a Minor Infraction as
described in the Lake Kiowa Property
Owners Association Amended and
Restated Basic Information, Policy,
Procedures, and Rules. Property
owners and lessees will initially be
given a warning; thereafter, the next
infraction will result in a monetary
penalty. Continued infractions will
result in a suspension of privileges.
Issuance of the new identification
cards is just around the corner. The
online application has been provided
to a few members for
testing before it’s rolled out
to the membership. The
identification cards are part
of an overall upgrade of the
POA operating program that
includes the Lodge point of
sale program (POS), Administration,
Security, and Code Compliance, all
under one program. Instructional
meetings on how to apply for the cards
will be forthcoming. Watch for dates
and times on the front gate marquee
and your e-mails.
To close, I want to thank all of you
for your continued support. Each
year offers new challenges and 2014
was no different. However, looking
forward January is the start of a new
year, and we are ready to take on the
new challenges that will confront us,
and work together to solve them, just
as we have in the past.
Randy
THE LEAVES
HAVE FALLEN
Don’t let an ember from a distant
wild land fire or a nearby house fire
land on or near your home where
the fallen leaves have collected in
the valleys of your roof, gutters,
and flowerbeds. The FIREWISE Committee says “be FIREWISE smart”
and pick up THE LEAVES THAT HAVE FALLEN.
Sam Moore
Firewise Committee Chair
“The Schneider Family”
We would like to thank all of
our friends and clients for your
kindness and support. We have
so many wonderful memories
over the last 25 years with
special friends Lake Kiowa has
blessed us with. We wish you
a Happy and Healthy New
Year!
Don, Lynn,
Lindsey and Rachel
If One of Your Goals For 2015 is To Relocate or Acquire A Lake House,
PLEASE CALL ME: Don Schneider 940-736-8889.
As the top producing agent for the Lake Kiowa Community in 2014,
It would be my pleasure to assist you.
Lake Kiowa Realty
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Kiowa Kares
In memory of Ruth Robinson To the Lake Kiowa Community:
The family of Ruth Robinson
wishes to express their deep
appreciation to those who have
offered kindness and support. The
prayers, messages, phone calls,
food, flowers, and plants have
meant so much to us and provided
comfort in our sadness. Ruth was
blessed to have so many people who
loved and cared for her.
Thank you for everything,
Charlie Robinson and family
Thank you is inadequate to
express my gratitude for all the
support I received during John'’s
short bout with cancer and his
passing. The expressions of love
came from so many people and in
so many ways. Food and flowers
and cards and visits and phone
calls arrived in a steady stream. I
am so blessed. Family members
went home knowing that I am in
a safe and happy place. To those
who housed family members, I
was so grateful to have my loved
ones close by. To those who have
helped me with the Model A and
all the tools in the garage--I can
only share what a relief it is to have
had help. The Woman’s Club and
WGA continue to check on me
and invite me to move beyond
the sadness that is present. You in
Lake Kiowa have shown me what
Abby Cameron had a "tree of community really looks and feels
gratitude" in her front yard on Kiowa like. I thank you and look forward
Drive West. She had a box with magic to being on the giving side.
markers and tags to write what you
God bless you.
were grateful for. The tags had string
Mary Gorton
to tie on the tree.
Now open!
Come Help Pete Robinson
Celebrate 95 Years Young
Jan. 10 from 2 - 4 p.m.
at the Lodge
No gifts
please!
Donate Christmas Decorations
Home Hospice, a non-profit
hospice
organization,
raised
$1700 with their Dec. 5 Christmas
rummage sale to benefit indigent
hospice patients. Home Hospice
will take anyone regardless of their
ability to pay for their end-of-life
palliative treatment.
Do you have Christmas
decorations that are no longer
needed or wanted that could be
donated to Home Hospice of Cooke
County for a planned Christmas
rummage sale at the convention
center in December of 2015 to
benefit the costs of the indigent
patients?
I am on the Home Hospice
advisory board and am a hospice
volunteer advocate. It would be
my pleasure to receive or pick
up any holiday decorations that
are no longer needed when our
members take their decorations
down so Home Hospice will have
decorations ready to use at next
year’s planned event.
My address is 405 Navajo
Tr., Lake Kiowa, and my phone
number is (940) 668-7297 or cell
(940) 736-4268. Donations can
be left on my front entrance or
you can call me for item pickup.
Thank you for your contribution
and generosity.
Jan Thies
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Kiowa Kares
Lake Kiowa Carolers Share Their Christmas Spirit
Do you see what I see? Do you hear what I hear? It is a caravan
of golf carts playing and singing Christmas carols. Yes, on Friday
evening, Dec. 12, 14 couples decorated their golf carts with Christmas
lights and paraded around the north end of Lake Kiowa. They
stopped at several homes in the Cayuga, Blackfoot and Chippewa
area and sang carols to the homeowners. The surprised homeowners
responded very excitedly to the unexpected carolers.
Katherine Thacker
Geneaology meets on the fourth
Thursday each month. The next
meeting will be Jan. 22 at 1 p.m.
The Beginning Genealogy group
will have its first meeting on Friday,
Jan. 9 at 10:30 a.m. in the Southwest
Room at the Lodge. We already
have several people signed up for
the group. If you are thinking about
attending, please let me know so
that I can put you on our email list.
We will be sending information to
everyone prior to the first meeting.
You can contact me by calling
(940) 665-0670 or emailing me at
[email protected].
Thank you!
Cindy Barnhart
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January 2015
Another Year of Saving lives at....
s.p.c.a.
Men’s Group for Conversation, A Biblical Perspective
MEET RIVER!
River is a very sweet and
shy 3.5-year-old Lab mix
who has been with us since
August. She loves attention
and playing with other dogs.
She has the biggest brown
eyes and would make a
great companion. She is very
quiet and well mannered.
Come see River and all her
friends at Noah’s Ark Animal
Shelter. They are waiting for
you!
PLEASE CALL NOAH’S ARK FOR INFORMATION ON ADOPTION
OF A LOVING PET OR COMPANION
2501 N. WEAVER ST., GAINESVILLE • www.noahsarktx.com
940-665-9800
mon., TUES, wed., fri., sat., 11 am - 5 pm; Closed Thurs. and sun.
A
fiveweek
book
discussion
group
for
men,
using
a
Biblical
perspective,
will
begin
We d n e s d a y,
Jan. 7 at 8 a.m. at the Lake Kiowa
Lodge in the Southwest Room. This
60-minute conversation group will
begin by reading and discussing
the book, “Twelve Ordinary Men,”
by John MacArthur and will share
an intentional Biblical perspective
that relates to life as we experience
it. The group will meet Jan. 7, 14,
21, 28, and Feb. 4 from 8 a.m. until
9 a.m.
The discussion and conversation
leader will be Rev. J.H. Langley,
a retired United Methodist pastor.
All men are warmly invited to be
part of this event and the weekly
conversation
groups
without
making a commitment to be part
of each weekly discussion group.
For more information, call Rev.
Langley at (724) 591-0518.
Sunday
Breakfast
at the Lodge
8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Your local package store
Kiowa
Spirits
Now Open
Liquor • Beer • Wine
Your Local Full Service
Package Store
940-668-0606
We are located at the
front gate on Lot #1
- just a golf cart ride away
We can special order
If we don’t have what you
want, let us know.
We’ll be glad to order it!
kiowa
station
940-665-2558
Tasty Tuesdays
January 6, 4 to 6
Take the Crown Challenge!
Crown Royal vs Texas Crown
See how well you know your favorite!
We will also have wine to sample
and soup from Subway!
Bring a friend, find a new favorite libation, and
have fun with us as we snack, sip and socialize!
Now Open
Inside
Kiowa Station
940-668-0401
Breakfast • Catering
Hours: 7 am - 9 pm, Every Day
Inspirational Events
January is the month for
making resolutions. How
about making a resolution
about your spiritual life? All
Kiowans are invited to attend
an
inter-denominational
service every Sunday at 8
a.m. The Chapel welcomes
all to attend. You will be
welcomed cordially and
offered a cup of coffee during
visiting before the service.
Chapel has no building
to maintain, so we give
our offerings to 12 service
agencies in our county to improve the
lives of people in need. Look in the
shadow box by the dining room to see
the agencies we send a check to every
month. We also are a prayer center for
those of our community or friends of
our members who need special prayers
during times of illness or grief.
Chapel has a choir that needs
your voice. They perform every
third Sunday and rehearse every
Monday morning at 8 a.m.
in the Lodge. They have an
excellent director in Glenn
Wilson and two expert
pianists, Shirley O’Dell and
Linda Ford.
Chapel is served by
two pastors who alternate
Sundays. For the month
of January: Rev. J. Ray
Smith will be continuing
his series on “Nuggets from
the Psalms.” He will be
preaching on Jan. 4 on the
“Hiding Place,” Psalm 32:7.
On Jan. 18 he will preach on “Two
Ways God Guides,” Psalm 32:8-9.
Rev. John Hare will be preaching on
Jan. 11 on “The Satisfaction Survey,”
Corinthians 1:1-9. On Jan. 25 he
will preach on “WWJHMD,” Micah
6:1-8.
Hope to see you in Chapel on
Sunday.
Joan Carroll
Chapel choir director Glenn Wilson (C) led the singing at the front gate
lighting ceremony.
We hope to see you on
Sunday morning at our
Chapel service. Make a
resolution to come and give
us a try, or, if you have
gotten out of the habit of
coming, come back and join
us.
Joan Carroll
JOHN WARREN · ATTORNEY AT LAW
104 W. Main St. Gainesville, TX 76240
Telephone: 940-665-5697
PROUD TO CALL COOKE COUNTY HOME
Ruth Robinson
December 5
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December 3
The Gainesville Christian Women’s Connection (GCWC) January Brunch
will be Thursday, Jan. 22 at 401 W. Garnett, Gainesville TX. The event time
is 10 to 11:30 a.m. and the cost is $9 per person. Brunch will be catered by
Lone Oak Ranch and Retreat.
The keynote speaker will be Deanna Martin. Deanna, an author, avid
gardener, and former owner of a vineyard, will share her “whispers of
love” story. Karen Brooks of Past Time Fabric will present “quilts, past
and present” as the special feature. Melody notes will be performed by the
Shafer sisters.
GCWC is a non-denominational organization affiliated with Stonecroft
Ministries open to women of all ages. Whether you are new to the area or
have lived here a long time, come join us. For reservations, call Judy DeField
at (940) 612-3130, me at (817) 366-4768, or email gcwcreservations@
yahoo.com by Thursday, Jan. 15.
Thank you,
Laura Patterson
Your Hometown Attorney
Texas License #010747
In Memory............
GAINESVILLE CHRISTIAN
WOMEN’S CONNECTION
John Warren
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January 2015
ICVFD AUXILIARY NEWS
Pictured left: Auxiliary
Vice President Maureen
Anselmi presents a check
for $6,000 to Chief Pistor
at the December Auxiliary
general meeting.
The
donation will be used for
two sets of Bunker gear
for two new firefighters
and an ice machine for the
fire station.
Thank you, bakers and buyers,
for making the Annual Auxiliary
Bake Sale a succcess!
Centerpiece raffle winner was
Gay Enright. The inset photo shows
the two young ladies who drew the
winning ticket.
NOTICE
Some of the Auxiliary Bake Sale volunteers - Back (L-R): Kathy Reed,
Sherlen Prince, Jo Brannan, Karen Vander Molen, Melva Akins, Maureen
Anselmi, and Nancy Jones. Seated (L-R): Linda Seal and Judy Hughes.
There are no Auxiliary
meetings in January. Shabby
Chic restarts in March. We
hope everyone had a very
Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year!
Family Owned and Operated
We are excited to announce that construction is now COMPLETE! From
Our Family to Yours, we offer a new state-of-the-art chapel
and family center at our Gainesville location.
Please stop by and see our new facilities.
The Meador Family
& Staff
1204 E. California St., Gainesville
Telephone 940-665-4341
www.meadorfuneralhomes.com
Firefighter of the Year
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INDIAN CREEK VFD
INDIAN CREEK VFD
Annual
Meeting
Chief Pistor bestowed the Most
Calls Award to Mark Bitsche for the
second year in a row.
Chief Bob Pistor presented the Firefighter of the Year Award to Monroe
Salsman at the annual ICVFD Appreciation Dinner in November 2014.
I hope everyone had a Merry
Christmas and a safe New Year’s.
I have to mention again the
importance of calling 9-1-1. The other
day we had a resident that called her
daughter first and said she thought she
was having a medical emergency. The
daughter, who lives in a different part
of Texas, had to look up the number
for the Cooke County Sheriff’s
Department and report the emergency.
I do not know how long that took, but
if 9-1-1 was called immediately, I am
willing to bet we would have been on
scene before we were even dispatched.
Please call 9-1-1 first and then, if you
feel up to it, call someone else.
The firefighters and the board got
together for a dinner at the Lodge
in November. I had the pleasure
of handing out three awards. The
Firefighter of the Year was awarded to
Monroe Salsman. Monroe is always
willing to respond to anything when
we need help. He has taken several
days off from his work so that the
fire department can accomplish some
goals. Mark Bitsche was awarded for
responding to the most calls. This is
the second year in a row Mark has
won this award. He has responded to
80% of our calls. Ben Hatton decided
to step down as Captain. I gave him
a special award for his dedication
and service to the fire department as
Captain and Training Officer. All
of your firefighters are dedicated to
gaining more knowledge so they can
provide you the best service possible.
In November we responded to 25
calls for service, making for a total of
248 calls for the year. Eleven of the
November calls were inside the gates
and 14 were outside. For the year
60% of the calls were outside of the
Lake Kiowa gates.
Bob Pistor, Chief
Saturday,
February 28, 2015
4 p.m.
Lake Kiowa Lodge
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Chief Pistor presented Ben Hatton
a special award for his dedication
and service to the ICVFD.
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January 2015
Cathy Wilson hosted the Quilt Bee
Christmas Party on Dec. 1. There
were 25 members attending and lots
of wonderful food to share. Thank
you, Cathy, for opening your newly
remodeled home to the Quilt Bee.
Sharon Catlett’s leadership again
this year was much appreciated and
everyone was in agreement that she
should continue this leadership. There
was a discussion about the “2014
Challenge” and the liberties that were
taken with the rules. It was decided
that the “2015 Challenge” would be
a “two-color” project and everyone
was encouraged to really stick to two
colors.
Our next meeting will be on Monday,
Jan. 5 at 7 p.m. in the Lodge, while the
next Sew Day will be Friday, Jan. 16
from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Show and tell revealed a variety of
projects for the 2014 Challenge. All
were supposed to be made with the
colors of the three crayons that were
randomly assigned at the beginning of
this year. A few examples are pictured
here, but it was not possible to include
them all.
Carole Clausing
Cathy Wilson, hostess, showed an example of her
bobbinwork on this pillow. She also took the time to
explain the process.
Judy Beard used her colors to knit a ruffled scarf for
our leader, Sharon Catlett.
Patty Fritz did a miniature quilt with her colors.
Faye McCarrell’s colors worked great in this table
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Judy Bennett made a great quilt using her assigned
colors.
Stephanie Broun used her crayons to draw,
embroider, and color four squares of her quilt,
which really made her challenge special.
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Here we are in January 2015,
holidays behind us and a new year
in front of us. At the writing of this
article, the lake is beginning to clear
again. Water is holding on at 56 degrees
and the lake level is nearing two feet
low. On Dec. 14, while out fishing, I
noticed a new form of algae growing
in the lake. This algae is very slimy
and green, only growing in shallow
water, which is most coves. It covered
my outboard and trolling motors.
The algae is so dense it prevented
use of my trolling motor, matting up
around the motor head and stopping
the propeller. After some hard work
and several times removing the algae
from the motor head, I was able to get
out of the shallow area. Just a word of
advice, you may want to avoid these
areas until the algae goes away. I have
never seen these algae in our lake and
was surprised by it with the water
cooling off. You normally see these
types of algae in warming waters. I
am fairly confident the algae will die
Rory Howard - 9.5lb Black bass
caught in March 2014 on artificial
bait.
Herbie Marchbanks - 7.5lb Black
bass caught in October 2014 on a
minnow.
Elliott Sullivan from Australia
caught a 2.44lb Crappie in March
2014 fishing with Don Schneider.
out as the water continues to cool.
For those of you who did not see it
in the December issue, the grass carp
were re-introduced to Lake Kiowa
on Nov. 13. We now wait and watch
to see them gain control of the lake
vegetation once again. As published,
it could take up to two years to begin
seeing improvements so we must be
patient.
With all 2014 bass tournaments
completed, we can announce the
winners for this year. Anglers compete
at seven monthly bass tournaments.
Of the seven tournaments, the five
best weights entered are combined to
determine the year-end weight. Heavy
weight wins Angler of the Year. Youth
Angler for 2014 was Trevor Coker
with 9.19lbs. He had a great year with
us fishing most of the tournaments, as
well as fishing with his father on Moss
Lake. Trevor is investing some of his
winnings in new tackle and saving the
rest.
Moving on to Angler of the Year,
Chris Henry took 1st place in the
tournament standing for 2014 with
86.93lbs. Chris has done very well; he
spends a lot of time fishing most every
week. He hosts an evening tournament
the weeks that we do not tournament
fish during the summer. If you are
interested in joining these evening
tournaments, speak with Chris or any
of the angler folks.
Winning Big Bass 2014 was Jordan
Grant at 8.28lbs. These folks all
worked hard to get to the top this year.
Congratulations to all the winners.
I want to thank all of the folks that
supported the Angler & Conservation
Club in 2014. We hope you will
continue to support this club and our
Continued on page 13
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RULES FOR LAKE BLACK BASS RECORD PROGRAM
1. Black Bass must be caught from Lake Kiowa
2. Black Bass must be caught on artificial bait
3. Black Bass must be weighed on official LKACC scales
4. Black Bass must be measured by hard measuring rule
5. Black Bass must be photographed
6. Black Bass must be witnessed by at least one of the established members listed with security
7. Black Bass must be witnessed, released alive in Lake Kiowa or transferred to the ShareLunker Program
8. Black Bass records shall be effective from October 1 through September 30
9. Each Black Bass record caught within each time frame will be given a $100 prize from the LKACC
10. One Black Bass replica shall be awarded for that year’s largest record Black Bass
11. Each replica shall hang on the wall in the 19th-Hole at the Lodge until a new record is established, at which time
the defeated replica shall be returned to the owner
12. If the record is not broken each year the latest record shall remain in place until defeated
13. Each year that a new record is not established, the $100 prize shall roll over to the next year. (Example - no new
record for 5 years, prize pot would be $500) The cumulative pot shall not exceed $1,000 at any time
14. If the record is broken at any time, the next prize awarded will return to $100
Continued from page 12
efforts to keep Lake Kiowa a beautiful
place to live. Don’t forget that the
club is on Facebook. Search for “Lake
Kiowa Angler & Conservation Club.”
Through this media we are able to
upload photos, event schedules,
publish tournament results, and
communicate with all. We hope to see
your posts and suggestions there. If
you would like to submit photographs
of your fishing experiences and or
outings, send a note or photo to the
club via e-mail at lkacc4u@yahoo.
com. We can then upload your pictures
to the Facebook page. Thanks for all
of your continued support.
Mike Bitsche
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Lake Kiowa Fishing Limits
These recommendations have been given careful consideration to keep a
thriving ecological habitat for Lake Kiowa. The Angler and Conservation Club
has fully endorsed the following fishing guidelines for Lake Kiowa:
Hybrid Striper: Catch and release.
Black Bass: Keep Black Bass between 10-15 inches; 5 Per Day, Per Person.
Release all other Black Bass under 10 inches and over 15 inches.
Crappie: Keep over 10 inches; 30 Per Day, Per Person.
Release all under 10 inches.
White Bass: Otherwise known as Sand Bass. No Limit. Remove all you can.
Perch:
No Limit.
Channel Catfish: Keep fish over 14 inches; No Limit.
Release all under 14 inches.
Drum:
No Limit. Remove any caught from lake.
Carp:
No Limit. Remove any caught from lake.
TROT AND JUG LINES ARE NOT PERMITTED
Dock owners are encouraged to provide cover for the fish under your docks.
Make sure the trees are securely anchored not to interfere with boat traffic.
Feed the fish! Dry dog food or pellets especially made for the fish are readily
available at feed stores. For questions, feel free to contact Mike Bitsche for
specifics.
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Kiowa Woman’s Club News
Lake Kiowa Connects Us...
Message From the President ...
“Why did you do all this for me?’
he asked. ‘I don’t deserve it. I’ve
never done anything for you.’
‘You have been my friend,’ replied
Charlotte. ‘That in itself is a
tremendous thing.”
― E.B. White, Charlotte’s Web
Happy New Year, everyone.
2014 was a great year and I
want to thank all of you for your
participation in the meetings and
all the committee and department
events.
Thanks to Denise
Thompson, Judy Nehib, and their
team for the beautiful job they did
decorating the Lodge. I hope you
all got a chance to see it. Thanks
to Mindy Busch and her team for
a very successful Tour of Homes;
we exceeded our goal for this year.
We had such a variety of homes
and I would like to thank all of
the homeowners who shared their
homes with us and the hostesses at
each of the houses.
2015 is scheduled to be just
(L-R): Jane Outlaw and Sue Sprenger presented the December door
as wonderful as 2014. We look
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to Winna Hankins.
forward to seeing you at the general
meeting on Jan. 8. Our program
will be Susie Black Holamon, a
neighbor and friend to many of
us. She has a bizarre true story to
tell; we hope you will be there to
hear it. Our Candidates Forum is
Jan. 17 at 6:30 p.m. We are hoping
with this change of day and time,
some of our weekenders will be
able to attend. La Vonne Jucha has
been working hard to make this an
informative event for all of Lake
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January Program
Susie Black Holamon, a neighbor
and friend to many of you, will be
presenting our Jan. 8 program. Susie
grew up in the Lakewood area of
Dallas, graduated from Woodrow
Wilson High School, enrolled in
Texas Tech University, and never
looked back. She received her BA in
advertising art from Tech and, later,
her teacher certificate from McMurray
University in Abilene where she and
her family lived for 29 years.
Susie recently retired from teaching
21 years of high school art. She is
now a full-time artist in our area with
showings in galleries and a studio art
business.
While this all sounds very normal,
she has a bizarre true story to tell.
Please join us for lunch Jan. 8 when
Susie describes the journey that led to
her book, “My Five Moms.”
Becky Knox
January
Birthdays
Artist and author Susie Holamon
will tell her story at the January
meeting.
January 8 Menu
Green Salad with Cranberries
Chicken Potpie with Pastry Leaf
Lemon Custard
with Dollop of Whipped Cream
Ice Tea and Water
For luncheon reservations for the Jan. 8 KWC meeting, please call the
appropriate person (according to the first letter of your last name) BEFORE
noon on Monday, Jan. 5. Likewise if you are on the permanent reservation
list and wish to cancel, call before noon on Monday, Jan. 5. Please do not
leave a voice mail for the contact. If you cannot reach her, please contact
Carol Jacobsen.
Contact:
Peggy Robins
Mary Nel O’Dell
Joann Smith
Marilyn Board
Phyllis Garfat
Call:
940-665-1565
940-343-8005
940-395-4168
214-924-1009
940-612-1205
Chairwoman: Carol Jacobsen
(940) 368-4950 [email protected]
Last Name:
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J–M
N-S
T–Z
Linda Slater...........................2
Linda Cooke.........................4
Jane Outlaw..........................4
Marcy Titus...........................5
Danette Morrison..................6
Brenda Fairbanks..................7
Ginger Walker.......................8
Sally Grant............................8
Barbara Koval.....................12
Lezlie MacElroy.................13
Kelly Brister........................14
Pat Frazier...........................16
Shirley O’Dell.....................16
Maurice Irish.......................16
Jane Kilpatrick....................16
Corina Nichols....................17
Dolly Marek........................21
Sharon McCormack............21
Nancy Bryan.......................22
Regina Spencer...................23
Elaine Otway......................24
Karen Thompson................24
Susan Hair...........................26
Elaine Downen....................27
Willa Hawke......................27
Dorothy McAllister.............28
Lali Santos..........................29
Cathy Wilson......................29
Dany Ford...........................31
(Scottie) Rowland...............31
The Book Review group met at Macsene Adams’
home on Dec. 4. We all had a great time and saw some
beautiful art work. The next Book Review will be on
Feb. 6 at Jan Thompson’s house, 108 Sequoya Cv. E.
Pat Mead will be reviewing “The Catalpa Tree” by
Denyse Devlin.
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We had a wonderful turnout at our
last meeting in November and some
great discussion on how peace and
joy are developed in our lives and
how we are responsible for pursuing
them. Hopefully, you had a wonderful
Christmas with family and friends
and took advantage of the many
opportunities to enjoy the season and
celebrate the birth of Jesus.
Bible Study resumes on Jan. 27 at
10 a.m. at the home of Judy Beard,
1126 Kiowa Dr. E. In Tricia’s absence,
Judy will lead us in our continuing
study of “The Fruitful Life” with a
look at Chapter 7, “Patience.” This
can be a tough character quality to
practice. Our study will reveal the
many aspects of patience and how it is
associated with our devotion to God.
Join us as we learn together!
Blessings for a Wonderful New
Year.
Tricia Folsom
Penny Cotten
Clothe yourselves with ... patience.
Bear with each other and forgive
whatever grievances you may have
against one another.
Colossians 3:12-13
The Thursday KWC Bridge Group
will be having lessons for intermediate
players beginning Jan. 15 for those
interested. Peggy Carpenter and Jan
Thompson will be leading these
lessons. They will teach Stayman
for two weeks on Jan. 15 and 22,
followed by transfers on Jan. 29 and
Feb. 5. These bids have so many
similar elements and are both used
together as responses to No Trump.
They will focus on doubles on Feb. 19
and 26. Lessons will be from 10:30 to
11:30 a.m. There probably will be
time at the end of the hour to talk about
continuing the auction and other basic
principles.
We are so thankful that we were
able to convince them to do this and
are so excited to be taking our bridge
to the next level! Come and have fun
with us.
Mary Kolb
Winter Bridge Tournament
Dates: Jan. 15, 22, and 29
Feb. 5, 19, and 26
Location: Lake Kiowa Lodge
Time: 12:30 p.m.
Cost: $12
The cost for each 6-round
tournament is $12/person with prizes
for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place each week
as well as an overall total score at the
end of the tournament for 1st, 2nd and
3rd place.
To register, please contact me at
(903) 821-0225, marykolb@cableone.
net or Terry Conaway (214) 546-4486,
[email protected].
Please register by Wed., Jan. 8 so
that we have time to get extra players
if needed to even out numbers for
tables.
You are in charge of getting your
own substitute(s) if needed for play (a
list will be provided).
Mary Kolb
(L-R): Lee Skinner and Katherine Thacker helping decorate the Lodge
for Christmas.
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2014 Tour of Homes a Success!
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Many thanks to those who made this
year’s Tour of Homes a success. We
were able to reach our goal because of
the homeowners who were so generous
to allow us to take a look into their
homes. A big thank you goes to this
year’s homeowners, Gary and Penny
Cotten, Gary and Tricia Folsom, Tom
and Lynn Keckonen, Pete and Cheryl
Mason, Jim and Danette Morrison,
and John and Leahray Wroten. They
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took all the pictures. Wow….that’s a
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KWC! Blessings to all of you in this
New Year!
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Chairwoman
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Arts &
Crafts
Garden & Nature met at the home of Dany Ford for the Christmas
Brunch Potluck.
Connect with the Grouchy Gardner
As I see the frost on the grass and need high energy food and water to
a little on my window, I remember keep them warm on these cold days.
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I’m going to get some orange oil and interested in carpooling should
mix it with one gallon of water to get meet at the Lodge at 9:15 a.m.
for a 9:30 departure.
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com as a resource for my garden by the Friends of Hagerman at
issues. Howard Garrett (www. 10 a.m.
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Group 2 had lunch in November at Luigi's.
Group 4 enjoyed lunch at Kathy's Catering in Dallas in November.
Group 4 enjoyed dinner at Pete and Cheryl Mason's home. The dinner
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Christmas Party for Callisburg Families Fulfills Needs
KIWANIS CELBRATES CHRISTMAS BY GIVING
The pictures on this page show
the items brought to the Kiwanis
Christmas party for the families
in need identified by the staff at
Callisburg Elementary. These are for
“general” needs, and are given from
the hearts and budgets of individual
Kiwanis members. In addition, the
staff provided a needs and wish list
for families that we have “adopted”
to provide very specific gifts that will
be purchased by a “shopping team”
comprised of Kiwanis members and
Callisburg Elementary staff. Those
items were purchased from the Lake
Kiowa Kiwanis Club’s budget, which
is funded by all you good folks in Lake
Kiowa who attend our fundraising
events. With that in mind, you may
take credit for some of these gifts
yourself!
We also had a request in December
from a family who needed some serious
repairs to their home to prepare for the
cold winter weather ahead. A hearty
group of “home repair” Kiwanians
showed up and made all the needed
repairs. The former motto for Kiwanis
was “We Build,” which was always
appropriate to the many playground,
wheelchair ramp, and home repairs
made by Kiwanians for almost 100
years. That motto has been replaced
by “Young Children Priority One,”
which certainly identifies our main
focus.
Thanks again for all of you who
contribute directly and attend our
fundraisers to help us do the work we
do.
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NCTC 2014 Fall Graduates
A MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENT! – North Central Texas College graduates
turn their tassels during the Dec. 11 commencement ceremony in Gainesville.
More than 520 students applied for graduation.
NCTC Community Outreach Donates
to Littlest Angels
The NCTC Community Outreach Committee recently wrapped the gifts they
donated to the Cooke County Littlest Angel. The committee has been adopting
angels for the past 25 years and raised enough money this year to adopt 13
children from Cooke County. They raised the money through a silent auction
and raffle held on the Gainesville campus. Members of the committee who are
pictured include (L-R): Shawna Ayers, Joan Pulte, Yvonne Sandmann, Penny
Cogbill, and Debbie Frost.
Darin Allred
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Morton Museum Calendar of Events
JANUARY
The museum will be closed for routine maintenance
and change out of exhibits
FEBRUARY
Feb. 2: Preview Party at the Morton
by invitation only.
Feb. 3: “A Kaleidoscope of Cooke County”
opens at 10 a.m.
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January 2015
WGA News
The 2014 season
was plagued with
wet, rainy, and cold
weather.
This was
far more than normal,
causing many playdays and
scrambles to be canceled or
rescheduled. A cold start did,
however, turn into a warm and
very spectacular day on Nov. 19 and
brought out 25 players for our last
scramble of the year. Those who
braved the early cold were rewarded
for their participation by earning five
Pro Shop points.
Our 2014 season came to a close
with the WGA board and members
given many opportunities to stay
involved and busy. The board met
on Dec. 1 to decorate the 19th
Hole for the Christmas season. On
Dec. 3 we held our Christmas
Luncheon and General Meeting. On
Dec. 5 we all enjoyed a very special
Christmas dinner and dance.
At our General Meeting it was
reported that our ending bank balance
as of 11/30/14 was $7,651.48.
Earmarked money totaled $787.30,
leaving a true ending balance of
$6,864.18. Membership voted to use
the earmarked money for the purchase
of pink commemorative breast cancer
awareness golf flags, portable electric
ice chests and coolers, and benches to
be placed outside the Pro Shop.
Our total membership for 2014
was 243 members.
Membership
forms for 2015 were mailed out with
the December POA bill. We hope
everyone will join the WGA in 2015.
There are so many opportunities
with your membership that includes
receiving a directory that lists all WGA
and MGA member names, addresses,
phone numbers, a listing of all events
planned for the 2015 season, and other
useful information. You must get your
dues in to Danette Morrison by the
end of January to get your name into
this highly-used directory.
Any organization wishing to be
considered as the recipient of the
charity tournament needs to let Lori
Brindle know as soon as possible.
Presentations by organizations will be
made at the WGA general meetings
in January and February. The board
hopes to have a decision by the March
meeting for membership vote.
Genevieve Avinger and her
committee did an awesome job with
their decorations for our luncheon in
December. The Winter Wonderland
theme
provided
a
wonderful
atmosphere for the members to
enjoy. Mable Samples provided a
very entertaining presentation for the
installation of 2015 WGA officers by
using the theme of “It Takes a Village.”
Mabel made an analogy that related
the role and duties of each officer to
the various components of a village.
The 2015 WGA officers are:
President - Lori Brindle, 1st VP
(Membership) - Danette Morrison, 2nd
VP (Ways & Means) - Dee Dorman,
Secretary - Susan Edwards, Treasurer
- Sharon Mitcham, Reporter - Linda
Slater, 18 Hole Golf Co-Chairpersons
- Janice Richey and Sharon James,
9-Hole Golf Chairperson - June Cloud,
and Parliamentarian - Karen Brewton
There are so many opportunities for
you to get involved with the WGA.
Please consider being on a committee
and volunteer for some of the options
available to you.
Maureen
Anselmi,
Katherine
Thacker, and their committee planned
and delivered a fantastic end-of-theyear Christmas dinner and dance.
Festive holiday decorations, a sitdown meal, music, dancing, and
visiting with friends meant an evening
to remember.
Marcy Titus reviewed the history of
the Dream Team before announcing
the 2014 winners. They are: A-player
- Danette Morrison, B-player -
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Karen Brewton, C-player - Paulette
Andrews, and D-player - Corina
Nichols. Congratulations to these
ladies for making the Dream Team.
Start working on your game now for
the Dream Team Challenge, which
will be in March or April of 2015.
Milestone pins were presented to
Dee Dorman for breaking 80, and
Lena Howell and Sharon Mitcham
for breaking 90. Laura Childers was
presented with a plaque for her holein-one on #5.
Year-end awards were presented to
the following: USGA Most Improved
- Nancy Gingerich and Local Paula
Brinson; USGA Most Chip-ins Sharon James and Local - Jan Thies;
USGA Most Birdies (3-way tie) Shirley Cramer, Cathy Wilson, and
Margie Nash and Local - Mindy
Busch.
The meeting came to a conclusion
with Karen Brewton thanking
members, committees, and the Board
for their participation, support, and
flexibility in all WGA activities, thus
resulting in a most successful year for
the LKWGA. Karen was presented a
gift as a token of appreciation for her
leadership and work in 2014.
For those who are playing this
time of year, don’t forget to fill your
divots.
On Wednesday, Jan. 7 we will kick
off our first general meeting and lunch
for 2015. Please make plans to attend
and start the year off with your golfing
buddies.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
Linda Slater
NOVEMBER WINNERS
Nov. 19 Scramble: 1st Place:
Danette Morrison, Cynthia DeBorde,
Donna Engels, Deb Shugart; 2nd
Place: Dee Dorman, Carol Bosse,
Linda Slater, Paula Brinson; 3rd
Place: Margie Nash, Lori Brindle,
Paulette Andrews, Shirley Odell.
Nov. 26 Playday: 1st Place: Sharon
James; 2nd Place: Cornia Nichols;
3rd Place: Nancy Bryan.
(L-R): Sharon James and Janice
Richey present a hole-in-one plaque
to Laura Childers.
(L-R):
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was
recognized by Karen Brewton for
decorating the ladies' golf restrooms
for the past ten years.
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WGA News
Year-end award winners (L-R): Margie Nash, Jan Thies, Cathy Wilson,
Sharon James, Mindy Busch, Paula Brinson, and Laura Childers.
2015 WGA Officers (L-R): Sharon Mitcham, Dee Dorman, Susan
Edwards, Danette Morrison, Sharon James, Janice Richey, Linda Slater,
Karen Brewton, Lori Brindle, and June Cloud.
WGA Christmas Party
Installation of officers was
done by Mabel Samples.
WGA CALENDAR
Jan. 7 Meeting and Lunch
at 11 a.m.
Feb. 4 Meeting and Lunch
at 11 a.m.
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January 2015
MGA News
MGA General Meeting and Playday
Saturday, December 13, 2014
On Dec. 13, the Men’s Golf
Association (MGA) met at the Lodge.
President Tom Blackwell called the
meeting to order at 12 p.m.
Tom
made
the
following
announcements:
There were two holes-in-one in the
past month: Ron Spencer and Del
Maners. There are now 10 in the
Hole-in-One pool.
MGA membership renewal forms
for 2015 were mailed out in the
December POA statements. The MGA Board voted to donate
$1,000 to the Rusty Clark Memorial
Christmas Fund, and another $250
was collected from the membership
on Saturday. This money will be
given to the Callisburg ISD to help buy
Christmas gifts for needy Callisburg
kids.
The format for the Jan. 10 Playday
will be Revenge on Rotor: ABCD
scramble – All play from the Red tees;
minimum of four drives required from
each player.
The nominations for the 2015
MGA Board of Directors were voted
on. A motion was made to accept
the nominations by acclamation; the
motion passed unanimously. Those
beginning new two-year teams are: R.J. Stroup, Craig Lamkin, John
Seefeldt, Mark Gillings, and Jerry
Seay. Those who will serve the
second year of their two-year term
are: Gerald Smith, Bob Wilsford, Bob
Shugart, and Dwayne Hopson.
Playday competitors numbered 110. Format was a two-man scramble. A/B
teams competed against each other;
C/D teams competed against each
other. Winning teams were:
A/B teams:
1st: (66) Preston Klutts / Billy
Woods;
2nd: (69) J.J. Walls / Brant Buck;
3rd: (69) Joe Dorman / Mark
Anthony;
4th: (69) Mark Gillings / John
Seefeldt;
1st place teams (L-R): C/D - Donnie Warren and Harold Bosse,
5th: (70) Bill Deborde / John
A/B - Billy Woods and Preston Klutts.
Leatherman;
6th: (70) Don Hanratty / Ron
Spencer.
C/D teams:
1st: (70) Donnie Warren / Harold
Bosse;
2nd: (75) Richard Moore / Walt
Scholl;
3rd: (76) Tom Nardecchia / John
Padgham;
4th: (76) Tom Blackwell / Richard
Mitcham;
5th: (76) Bobby Andrews / Dave
Porter;
6th: (77) Keith Wilson / Rich
2nd place A/B team (L-R): Brant Buck and J.J. Walls.
Gardner;
Winning
the
Dream
Team
competition for 2014 were:
A player: J.J. Walls (winning the
tiebreakers over Joe Dorman and Mark
Gillings); B player: Mark Anthony; C
player: Phil Handley; and D player: Ted Grant.
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DID YOU KNOW…
december winners
(L-R): 2nd place C/D team Walt Scholl and Richard Moore, 3rd place
A/B team Joe Dorman and Mark Anthony.
(L-R):
Tom Blackwell and
Ron Spencer with his hole-in-one
plaque.
Next MGA meeting
and playday
Saturday, Jan. 10
11:30 a.m. Meeting
12:30 p.m. Tee-Off
"Revenge on
Rotor"
That some golfers don’t try to make the best score on every hole in every
round and don’t always post every acceptable round for peer review?
Those are the basic tenets of the Handicap System and if not followed a
player’s Handicap Index does not accurately reflect their potential ability.
Why is that important? For fair and equitable competition. As golfers
we’re all familiar with the term sandbagger—the player who artificially
inflates their handicap to improve their chances of winning tournaments
or bets. There’s also the opposite end of the spectrum—the player who
artificially deflates their handicap to appear better than they are. Let’s call
them egomeisters. In both cases, handicap manipulation not only hurts
the individual manipulating the handicap, but it also hurts everyone they
play with or against. In an individual or team event the sandbagger has an
advantage over other competitors while the egomeister is at a disadvantage
because they can’t compete on an individual basis and they drag down the
whole team in a team competition. Many of us know sandbaggers and
egomeisters and while the Handicap System has some checks and balances
it is ultimately each of our responsibility to identify such individuals through
peer review. Peer review is the one sure way to identify and correct the
problem. As defined in the USGA Handicap Manual, “Peer review is the
ability of players to gain an understanding of a player’s potential ability and
to form a reasonable basis for supporting or disputing a score that has been
posted.” Peer review is not easy because it means that someone has to step
up and say something when a player manipulates the system and creates a
handicap that does not accurately reflect his or her ability. You can step up
and personally question a player or you can let the Handicap Committee
know of your suspicions and we will investigate. The Handicap System’s
purpose is to make the game of golf more enjoyable by enabling golfers of
differing abilities to compete on an equitable basis. A Handicap Index that
a player’s peers have reviewed and verified as truly reflecting a player’s
potential ability is the only way to ensure that happens
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CommuniQue
January 2015
Callisburg ISD Recent Events
Letter of Intent Signing
Callisburg’s
Brandy
Carr
signed a letter-of-intent with
the Vernon
College Lady
Chaparrals volleyball team on
Dec. 10 at Callisburg High School.
Front Row (L-R): Mickey Carr,
Vernon Asst. Coach Spurgeon,
Brandy Carr, Coach Boothe,
and Kay Carr. Back Row (L-R):
Callisburg
Principal
Tommy
Cummings, Jana Carr, Courtney
Carr, Coach Allen, Coach Dreiling,
Athletic Director Ritchie Pinckard,
and Sizel Garza.
Callisburg All-District
Football
Front Row (L-R): Rance Sanborn,
Tanner Thurman, Gage Oppel,
Bryce Berryman, Justin Temple, and
Kalvin Teafatiller. Back Row (L-R):
Dylan Morgan, Lane Hobbs, Zach
Larue, Jake Parker, Garrett Smith,
and Coach Ritchie Pinckard.
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Callisburg ISD Recent Events
Callisburg Elementary Wins at UIL December Meet
The Callisburg Elementary District UIL meet was held Dec. 5 at
Callisburg Elementary. Callisburg was yet again victorious with a score of
549.3 points. Some events held were Spelling, Music Memory, and Chess.
Callisburg Students Collect Food for Families
All-Region Band
Callisburg High School announced two
students who made the All-Region Band.
They are Jackson Goodall (Trombone)
and Kevin Miniter (Tenor Saxophone).
Jackson also qualified for area try-outs on
Jan. 10.
TONY SMITH
The Callisburg Middle School and High School students gave from
their heart and exceeded expectations for the annual Family Career and
Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Food Drive to help families
during the holidays. Way to have heart, Wildcats!
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CommuniQue
January 2015
Texas hold'em poker
High School football
season is finally over
and it is great to be back at poker on
Fridays. Given the number of winners
this month, it looks like I’ve missed a
lot of excitement!
There is also a change to how poker
is to be run at Lake Kiowa. Historically,
players have accumulated points based
on how they ranked at every game.
This changed in November; now every
Wednesday and Friday poker will be
played as a tournament with a firstand second-place winner. Points will
no longer be awarded. A small token
of appreciation will be donated by the
Lodge to the winners. As always, we
are very grateful to the Lodge staff
for their continued support of the
poker group, and to Jerry Bergeron
for managing the smooth running of
every game.
Winners in November (1st and 2nd
place) were: Nov. 5 Randy Howell
and Peggy Lewis; Nov. 7 Pat Mead
and Roger Hereema; Nov. 12 Tom
Blackwell and Craig Bell; Nov. 14
Jack Walker and Dany Ford; Nov. 19
Debbie Moody and Pat Mead; Nov.
21 Dan Deaton and Cheryl Amthor;
Nov. 26 Bill Thompson and Roger
Hereema; and Nov. 28 Billy Woods
and Debbie Moody.
The best hands this month were
Debbie Moody and Brian Brister with
a straight flush; Craig Bell with four
aces; Elaine Blackwell and Gloria
Sullo with four queens; Shirley
Cramer with four jacks; Dee Irwin,
Diane Slaterlee, and Sharon Smith
had four nines; Pat Mead and B.R.
December Best Hands
Clements had four sevens; and Roger
Hereema had four threes.
If you are interested in playing Texas
Hold ‘Em, we play every Wednesday
and Friday at 6:45 p.m. at the Lodge.
The game is free, with laughter in
abundance, and we are always ready
to welcome new players.
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LODGE NEWS
FRIENDS OF THE LODGE (FOL)
Here’s wishing everyone had a
happy and safe Christmas and New
Year’s with family and friends. We
have a lot to report this month so let’s
get to it.
Again, the FOL threw the party
of the year with “An Evening with
the Family” New Year’s Eve bash.
Starting with the greeters asking “how
you doin'?” and who then turned into
the Ike and Tina Review entertaining
the crowd and setting the mood for the
night. Hope the “guys” at the door
didn’t scare anyone when you had
to pass them to get to the beautifully
transformed Assembly Room with
decorations of wine bottle chandeliers,
roses, yummy bread sticks on all the
tables, draped “twinkling” ceiling,
and New York stage setting.
The menu of pure Italian food
done by the Lodge staff was “molto
buono!!” Antipasto platters, Caesar
salad, spaghetti and meatballs, sausage
and peppers with fettuccine, chicken
piccata, baked ziti, vegetables, and
of course, for dessert cannoli and
tiramisu. Again, “molto buono” and
"lavoro avvervio bene" (job well
done). BRAVO! At the stroke of
midnight the balloons dropped, the
champagne flowed, and everyone had
a serving of black eyed peas for good
luck in 2015.
Toney Walsh did his usual superb
job in entertaining us with his velvet
voice and great choices in songs
and music. The Foto Booth was a
new venue for the party. It was very
successful and everyone had a good
time hamming it up in front of the
camera with different props.
There are so many people to thank it
would take a whole page to list them
all, but thank you to the FOL Board
and all the members who helped in
making this another successful event.
Joint events of the FOL and the
Lodge made 2014 a very busy year as
we hosted the Valentine’s Day Dinner/
Dance in February, St. Patrick’s
Day Dinner/Dance, Oktoberfest in
October, and Sleuths of Kiowa in
November. FOL events were Member
Appreciation in April, Fourth of July
celebration, and the “Back to the
Beach” dance (with Elvis). Like we
said, a very busy year. Also ramping
up to be another banner year, 2015 is
starting with another Valentine’s Day
Dinner/Dance on Saturday, Feb. 14
with DJ Mike Neal at the helm. This
year the dinner will have a French
flair. The menu is being finalized,
but here is a little teaser: Brie stuffed
mushroom, chicken cordon bleu, and
a yummy dessert for two.
We want to thank everyone who
made this year a great one for the
FOL and the Lodge. We think we
accomplished our mission by having
a record number of members and
promoting social events and activities
at the Lodge and also promoting the
enjoyment of the facilities for our
Lake Kiowa residents. The 2015
membership form was mailed to
everyone in the January 2015 POA
statement; please make sure to
complete this form and mail it in to
be part of a very eventful FOL year.
Again, thank you to all Lake Kiowa
for a wonderful year and we look
forward to seeing you in 2015!
Submitted by,
P&R Execs D&L
Join Us for Sunday Brunch
at the Lodge
Served from 8 – 11 a.m.
Still serving all your favorite breakfast items
plus we have added:
Breakfast Taco Platter
French Toast Platter
Chicken Tenders and Pancake Platter.
Also offering for $4 per glass:
Sparkling Wine
Mimosa
Bloody Mary’s
Spray misting system
distributor: Marvin’s Pest Control
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Kills Mosquitoes & Spiders:
Around Home (spider webs)
Boat Docks (no more spider webs)
under Decks (Mosquitoes & spiders)
Around flower beds (Mosquitoes & spiders)
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Your Friendly Kiowa Neighbor
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January 2015
LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION
SECURITY REPORT
Nov. 13 - Dec. 10, 2014
Security patrol
officers
making
rounds after dark
during the month
of December are
treated to a festive
holiday light show,
courtesy of the
property owners at Lake Kiowa. And
this is in addition to the Christmas
cards and baked goodies that appear
at the Guardhouse in great abundance
at this season. It serves to remind us
of all the blessings we enjoy, year–
round, in the employ of the people of
Lake Kiowa.
Five traffic stops were made during
this reporting period, all for stop sign
violations. One stranded motorist
was given assistance. Three unlocked
doors were found and secured, an
open fire was extinguished, and three
warnings were issued for putting
trash out too early. Security patrol
responded to two business alarms
and a residence alarm and located
a guest fishing without the property
owner present. One auto accident was
investigated. Incidents of criminal
mischief reported from the cart barns,
the Horseshoe Nature Trail and from
the 1100 block of Kiowa Dr. E. are
Lost and Found
Report
Dec. 16
Black/White Huffy
Rock Out Bicycle
Prince Tennis Racket
Gary Davidson
Chief of Security
still under investigation. Two reports
of theft were reported from residences
within Lake Kiowa.
Animal control activities included
response to the 18 stray dog and 2
barking dog complaints received.
Eight varmints were caught in traps.
One citation was written for a leash law
violation. A Cooke County Sheriff’s
Office deputy was dispatched to Lake
Kiowa to assist with an unlocked door
at a business. Twenty-seven ICVFD
emergency pages were received.
Security Medical First Responders
(ECA’s) answered two page-outs
within the community.
Gary Davidson
Chief of Security
GOLF COURSE UPDATE
So far, so good this
winter. Other than
the cold snap in midNovember, it has
been a relatively mild
winter. According to
the Farmers’ Almanac,
this winter is forecasted to be as
harsh or more harsh than last winter.
Hopefully, it will be a normal North
Texas winter.
However, we will be prepared if or
when the extreme cold hits. To guard
against potential winter damage to the
greens, I increased the potassium input
on greens beginning in September.
This helps with carbohydrate storage
in the plant. Also, we are maintaining
adequate moisture levels in the
soil profile. I monitor soil moisture
using a digital moisture meter that I
purchased this past summer. Because
evapotranspiration rates are lower
this time of year, watering frequency
and run times will be reduced. One
drawback of watering this time of
year is that some areas around greens
will stay wet a little longer.
As mentioned in a previous report,
we will be conducting an irrigation
audit. The main purpose of this audit
will be to identify areas where we can
change the nozzle size in the irrigation
heads to be more efficient and reduce
some overlap and potentially eliminate
some of these wet areas. The addition
of some drainage is a must. The first
area we will address is the back side of
number 7 green. We plan on tackling
that during the first week of January,
weather permitting. We have identified
other areas that must be addressed and
will get to them as we can.
Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year from all of us in Golf
Maintenance! I hope Santa brings
you everything that you asked for,
assuming of course that you are all on
the “Nice List.”
Please continue to fill your divots
and fix your pitch marks. See you
around the course.
Bryan Brown
Golf Course Superintendent
LODGE MANAGER REPORT
Auld Lang Syne
Should Old Acquaintance
be forgot, and never
thought upon;
The flames of Love
extinguished, and
fully past and gone:
Is thy sweet Heart now grown so
cold, that loving Breast of thine;
That thou canst never once reflect
On Old lang syne.
Now that 2014 is behind us, we have
fond memories of all of the events and
parties that were held at the Lodge
this past year.
We also very much look forward to the
coming year and our calendar is already
filling up. The Friends of the Lodge is
partnering very closely with us to plan
fun and exciting times at the Lodge.
Valentine’s Day will be on a
Saturday this year and we believe that
we are THE place to celebrate
with your sweetie. Don’t drive
into the Metroplex, Denton, or
even Gainesville – stay right
here at Lake Kiowa and enjoy a
French-inspired dinner, drinks,
dancing, and a special treat
for the Ladies! Call or e-mail Penny
ASAP with your reservations.
St. Patrick’s Day, Easter, Mother’s
Day, July 4th, etc. will be celebrated
with the best of our traditions, along
will new twists where appropriate.
Scots poem written by Robert
Burns in 1788 and set to the tune
of a traditional folk song. It is well
known in many countries, especially
in the English-speaking world, its
traditional use being to bid farewell to
the old year at the stroke of midnight.
(Source - Wikipedia)
Charlie Foster
PUBLIC WORKS MANAGER REPORT
PUBLIC WORKS
Public Works would
like to thank all who
contributed to a happy
Thanksgiving with food
and helped with the
Christmas decorations.
The Fall Cleanup was well attended
as residents helped keep Lake Kiowa
beautiful.
PARKS AND LAKE
The lake news continues to be
about the dropping of the elevation
levels. The elevation level on
December 4, 2014 was 698.00, an
even two feet below the normal water
pool.
Rip rap rock has been added to
complete coverage of the inflow banks
at the Iriquois Park location. More
rock will be added to other areas as
the year progresses.
Cooler water temperatures have
aided in stopping some of the algae
growth in the lake. Grass carp have
been added to the lake and chemical
treatments will continue as needed.
ROADS AND BRIDGE
Stop signs have been placed
instead of yield signs at the corners
of Navajo and San Chez. Please use
care driving as the winter season can
bring hazardous driving conditions at
anytime.
BOAT REGISTRATION BEGINS JAN. 1
The Security Department wishes
to remind members owning boats
or personal watercraft that a new
registration period will begin Jan.
1 and that the new 2015 decal will
be available. To obtain this decal,
members must
appear at the
Guardhouse
presenting
membership
cards
and
proof of liability insurance covering
the watercraft in question.
Members wishing to register new
boats or jet skis will be required, as
always, to present proof of ownership
in addition to their membership cards
and proof of liability insurance. Firsttime registrants will need to complete
the Lake Kiowa Boating Safety
Course, which is available online at
the Lake Kiowa member website.
Younger boaters age 13 and those
born on or after September 1, 1993 may
operate watercraft without authorized
adult supervision only if they complete
the Texas Boater Safety Course. This
course is available online at www.
boat-ed.com/
tx/. It is also
recommended
that
they
complete the
Lake Kiowa
Boating Safety Course. Copies of
the certificates of completion for any
youthful operators in the household
should ideally be presented at the
time that watercraft are registered so
that Security can keep an accurate and
up-to-date database.
Gary Davidson
Chief of Security
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LKPOA 2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kelley Stewart, President
103 Bowie Dr. E.
Term Expires 2017
E-mail:
Cell: [email protected]
(979) 574-0525
Craig Lamkin, Vice President
E-mail:
688 CR 203, Collinsville TX 76233 Home:
Term Expires 2015
Cell:
[email protected]
(903) 429-9994
(903) 814-9325
Bill Turner, Treasurer
211 Kiowa Dr. W.
Term Expires 2016
E-mail:
Home:
Cell:
[email protected]
(940) 387-7669
(940) 300-5194
Gary O’Dell, Secretary
100 Wasco Cove
Term Expires 2016
E-mail:
Home:
[email protected]
(940) 372-3156
Brent Reed, Asst. Treasurer
103 Ottawa Cv. E.
Term Expires 2015
E-mail:
Home:
Cell:
[email protected]
(940) 612-1502
(940) 736-0285
Leslie Tomich, Asst. Secretary
118 Modoc Trl. W.
Term Expires 2016
E-mail: Home: Cell: [email protected]
(940) 612-2351
(940) 284-3372
Justin McMurry
600 Dana Lane, Keller TX 76248
Term Expires 2017
E-mail: Cell: [email protected]
(817) 980-7378
D Noble
210 Pueblo Dr. E.
Term Expires 2017
E-mail:
Cell: [email protected]
(903) 738-9218
Jay Titus
320 Navajo Trl. W.
Term Expires 2015
E-mail: Home: Cell:
[email protected]
(940) 668-7676
(940) 902-7128
Randy Schmaltz, Comm. Mgr.
1227 Kiowa Dr. W.
E-mail: [email protected]
Office:
(940) 665-1055
Cell: (940) 634-9995
Lake Kiowa CommuniQué
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Office: 940.665.4275
E-mail: [email protected]
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LKPOA 2014-2015 COMMITTEES
ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL
COMMITTEE:
Requires at least three members
with board member serving as
chair.
Gary O’Dell (Chair), (940) 3723156, (E-mail: gary.gwodee.odell@
gmail.com
Members: Harold Bosse, Ed
Cooke, Don Knox, Jim Mead,
LKPOA Compliance Officer (ex
officio).
CELEBRATION COMMITTEE:
D Noble (Chair), (940) 738-9218,
(E-mail: [email protected]).
Members: Sharon Clements,
Rick Ramsey, Gerald Smith, Billy
Woods.
COMMUNICATION COMMITTEE:
Justin McMurry (Chair), (817)
980-7378, (E-mail: cjmcmurry@
verizon.net).
Members: LaQuita Barton, Bill
Burhans, Linda Teagarden.
ELECTION COMMITTEE:
Susan Metzler (Chair): (940)
736-3209), (E-mail: mssmetzler@
kiowaonline.net).
Members:
Marion
Hoeflein
(Election Judge), Reba Chisum,
Joanne Dorsch, Carolyn Jacobsen,
Mary Ann Johnson, Kay Kane, Ann
LaRue, Clara Lemming, Margie
Nash, Judy Neal, Madolyn Tomlin,
Bill Turner.
FACILITIES COMMITTEE:
Brent Reed (Chair), (940) 7360285, (E-mail: brentreed55@
yahoo.com).
Members: Gary Cotten, Pat
Jessee, Gerald Smith.
GOLF COMMITTEE:
Gary O’Dell (Chair), (940) 3723156, (E-mail: g-dell@sbcglobal.
net).
Members: Billy Aday MGA;
Tom
Blackwell,
MGA;
Joe
Dorman, Couples Golf; Karen
Brewton, WGA; Paula Brinson
WGA; Craig Lamkin, Handicap
Committee; Bryan Brown, Course
Superintendent (ex officio); Brown
McCrory, Golf Pro (ex officio).
INFORMATION
SYSTEMS
COMMITTEE:
Justin McMurry (Chair), (817)
980-7378, (E-mail: cjmcmurry@
verizon.net).
Member: Scott Manning.
LAKE & PARKS COMMITTEE:
Bill Turner (Chair), (940) 3877669, (E-mail: wfturner@verizon.
net).
Members: Randy Andrews, Mike
Bitsche, Denny Engels, Randy
Howell; Wayne Kyle, Mike Merolla,
Ken Minter, John Schneider, Jason
Snuggs.
LAND USE COMMITTEE:
Bob Bergbower (Chair), (940)
641-0328, (E-mail: bergy@ntin.
net).
Members: Jim Hawkins, Bob
Hughes, Linda Keeney, Craig
Lamkin.
LODGE & TAVERN COMMITTEE:
Requires at least three members,
with board member as chair.
Brent Reed (Chair), (940) 6121502, (E-mail: brentreed55@
yahoo. com).
Members: J.B. Cole, Jack Thies.
LONG-RANGE PLANNING
COMMITTEE:
Requires at least seven members
with staggered terms, with board
member as chair.
Craig Lamkin (Chair), (940) 8149325, (E-mail: pecos@dtnspeed.
net).
Members: Dan Busch, Gary
Cotten, Don Hanratty, Diane Hickle,
Carol Johnson, Mike McDonald,
Jim Nehib, Kelye Stites.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE:
Gerald Smith (Chair), (972) 7544607, (E-mail: Gerald.Smith@
aonhewitt.com).
Members: Mike Brindle, Ed
Cooke, Donna Marfice, Janice
Richey, Jerry Slater.
RULES
ENFORCEMENT
COMMITTEE:
Requires at least five members;
board members cannot serve.
Jim Lewis (Chair), (940) 6657785, (E-mail: jlewis8585@aol.
com).
Members: Paulette Andrews,
Tom Blackwell, Monika Botha,
Corky Cohoon.
WAYS & MEANS COMMITTEE:
Jess Maxwell (Chair), (940) 6651811, (E-mail: [email protected]).
Members: Bob Brewton, Bill
Richey, Brent Reed, Jack Thies.
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CONTACT US
Lake Kiowa CommuniQué
Published monthly by the Lake
Kiowa Property Owners Association
107 Kiowa Drive South
Lake Kiowa CommuniQué Office
Phone: (940) 665-4275
STAFF
Editor: Bill Burhans
Advertising: Margie Wear
Graphic Artist: Ila Cousino
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Marcy Titus, Karen Vander Molen
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LKPOA PERMITS
Nov. 14 thru Dec. 11, 2014
Boat Dock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Deck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Demolition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Fence. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Fire Pit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Fireplace Renovation . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Landscaping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
New Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Patio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Patio Extension. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Patio Renovation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Pergola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Renovation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Septic System. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
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LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY
OWNERS ASSOCIATION
BOARD MEETING
MONDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2014
SOUTHWEST ROOM - 6 p.m.
President Kelley Stewart called the
meeting to order at 6 p.m.
President Stewart led the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Introduction of New Attendees None present
Establish a Quorum - D Noble was
absent.
Craig Lamkin made the motion to
approve the minutes for October 20,
2014 and was seconded by Jay Titus.
All were in favor. Motion carried.
Leslie Tomich abstained.
Bob Bergbower, President of the
Lodge and Tavern Corporation in
compliance with the requirements
of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage
Commission, called the annual
meeting to order and gave a report on
the condition of Lake Kiowa Lodge
and Tavern. He proposed a change
in the bylaws for board members
serving terms on this Corporation
from 1 year to 3 years. Bill Burhans
made the motion to approve the
proposal and was seconded by Ron
Spencer. All were in favor. Motion
carried. Three Director positions were
up and Bob Bergbower, Bob Hughes
and Joan Carroll were nominated.
Brent Reed made the motion to close
the nominations that they be elected
by acclamation and was seconded
by Craig Lamkin. All were in favor.
Motion carried. Mr. Bergbower closed
the meeting of the Lodge and Tavern
Corporation.
Gary O’Dell, Chairman of the
Architectural Control Committee,
presented a proposal to change the
Sprinkler Rule in the ACC handbook.
He explained that the change was
prompted by the Lake Kiowa Special
Utility District and the need to have
better control of irrigation systems. He
explained that the change in the rule
would not change the requirements
that are already in existence, but it
would give better control. Brent Reed
made the motion to approve the change
and was seconded by Gary O’Dell. All
were in favor. Motion carried.
Gary O’Dell, Chairman of the
Golf Committee, presented a change
in the Policy, Procedures and Rules
handbook rule number 3.7.1a Special
Events and Tournaments and number
4.3.11.a(9) Approval of Special Events
and Tournaments. He explained that
the purpose was to put the control of
these events with the Golf Committee
and Board of Directors. Craig Lamkin
made the motion to approve the change
and was seconded by Brent Reed. All
were in favor. Motion carried.
Bill Turner gave the Treasurer report.
He said that we had a net revenue of
$23,307 for October with some of the
drivers being the Lodge and Tavern.
He said that there had been an increase
in parties which was the reason for the
increase in Food and Beverage sales.
Also Administration expenses were
less on account of new personnel
being paid less and the Central Garage
has been short one person.
Investment Proposal - Bill Turner
stated that currently, with the
exception of a 3 year $250K CD
REPEAT OFFENDER VIOLATIONS
January 2014
If you have received a citation and have questions, all rules can be found on
the Lake Kiowa Website. Additionally, you may call Gary Davidson at (940)
665-3221 or Randy Schmaltz at (940) 665-1055. All written notifications will
be mailed directly to you as soon as possible. Parents or guardians of minors
will be notified immediately if their child has received a citation.
In accordance with Rule 4.2.7.C, the LKPOA is required to post the names
and lot numbers of repeat rule offenders. Rule 4.2.7.C states: “Two or more
infractions of the same rule, two or more infractions in the same category, or
more than one Serious or Major infraction in any combination and regardless of
the rule or category within (1) year are considered a repeat offense. In all cases
the names of repeat offenders will be printed in the Association newspaper.”
By rule, the following property owners are classified as repeat offenders:
William Herring, Lot 1754: Rule 4.3.1.f (1) Positive Control of Pets – 2/5/14
and 2/24/14.
Dan T. Redington, Lot 404: Rule 4.3.2.c Reckless Driving – 7/4/14; Rule
4.3.1.r Juvenile Curfew and Rule 4.3.2.e.(3) Golf Cart Operation – 7/10/14.
Danny Shaver, Lot 631: Rule 4.3.1.a Damage to Property and Rule 4.3.2.c
Reckless Driving – 3/27/14; Rule 4.3.1.g.(2) Offensive Language and Rule
4.3.2.a.(3) Traffic Control Devices –7/10/14.
Stephanie Yates, Lot 1219: Rule 4.3.1.f Positive Control of Pets—6/6/14;
Rule 4.3.1.o Identification Cards Not Transferable—10/10/14.
Tohnni Whitt, Lot 143: Rule 4.3.1.a Damage to Property-3/27/14; Rule
4.3.2.b Posted Speed Limit—10/1/14.
paying 1% interest, the POA’s funds
were earning .1% - .2%. The LKPOA
is currently earning approximately
$4,400 interest a year. He suggested
we move approximately $1 million
in $240K - $250K increments for
periods of 3 months, 6 months, 9
months and one year. When each of
these four new accounts matured they
would be rolled over for a one year
period thereby providing the liquidity
of having $240K - $250K maturing
every three months. This movement
of funds could potentially increase
the LKPOA’s yearly interest by over
$5,000. Financial relations with First
State Bank, NASCOGA, and Muenster
State Bank will be maintained. After
questions President Stewart suggested
that we form a plan of exactly where
funds would be placed and the
interest they would earn. There was
also concern of how much a penalty
we would incur in case we needed to
withdraw these funds before maturity. Mr. Turner said he would research
this and inform the board at the next
meeting.
Managers’ Report a. Golf Cart replacement- Randy
Schmaltz informed the Board that the
Golf Course was in need to replace a
golf cart that was not working with
an Utility Vehicle. He has received 2
bids for the replacement. One was for
a John Deere mule for $9,100 and the
other was for a EZ-Go for $5,600. It
was decided that the vehicle would
come from Luber Bros. which was
an EZ-Go Terrain 250G at a cost of
$5,600 - $1,000 trade in. This would
bring the price to $4,600. The money
will come from the ARRF Fund. It
was also noted that this vehicle has
been lightly used, but would come
with a standard 1 year warranty.
Additional Business - Justin
McMurry asked about the ID cards
and their status. Randy Schmaltz said
that they were working on the system
and should be ready to start inputting
information within about 2 to 3
weeks. Also the system is waiting on
the Lodge Manager to get the menu
put into the system.
Also inquired about accidents at
Lake Kiowa. There had been some very
minor accidents involving mailboxes
and one where the guard house was
struck by a ladder in a pickup.
Craig Lamkin inquired if there was
a need to increase the Grass Carp and
was informed that they were placed
in the Lake on Thursday, November
13 and to put more in would require
a new permit.
Kelley Stewart asked about the new
street signs. They have been ordered
and will be installed as soon as they
arrive.
Craig Lamkin asked about the two
new stop signs at San Chez and Kiowa
Drive West and at Mohican and Kiowa
Drive West. Randy Schmaltz said
those should not have been changed
and he would have them changed back
to Yields.
Questions from the Audience - None
were asked.
At 7:38 p.m. Jay Titus made the
motion to enter into an Executive
Session and was seconded by Craig
Lamkin. All were in favor. Motion
carried.
At 7:48 p.m. Craig Lamkin made
the motion to adjourn the Executive
Session and was seconded by Leslie
Tomich. All were in favor. Motion
carried.
Discussed during Executive Session
was the sale of a POA owned lot.
Brent Reed made the motion to
adjourn at 7:49 p.m. and was seconded
by Bill Turner. All were in favor.
Motion carried.
Submitted by
Gary O’Dell, Secretary
NOTICE
The next monthly
LKPOA Board Meeting
will be held on
Monday, Jan. 12
6 p.m. at the Lodge.
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LAKE KIOWA SPECIAL UTILITY DISTRICT
LAKE KIOWA SPECIAL
UTILITY DISTRICT
133 Kiowa Drive South
Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240-9539
(940) 668-8391
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DATE: Wed., Nov. 12, 2014
TIME: 9 a.m.
PLACE: 133 Kiowa Dr. S., Lake
Kiowa, Texas 76240
Minutes
1. Call to Order and Declaration of
Quorum: Meeting was called to order
by President Maxwell at 9:02 a.m.
All Directors were present along with
General Manager Young.
2. Review and approval of minutes
October 22, 2014 regular board
meeting: Vice President Thies made
a motion to accept the minutes as
prepared and Secretary Anselmi
seconded the motion and all were in
favor
3. Public Comment. (Speakers
limited to 5 minutes each): None
4. New Business:
a) Discussion and possible action
on approval of employee increase in
TCDRS rate: Vice President Thies
made a motion to allow the employees
to increase the percentage made to the
TCDRS retirement program from 5%
to 7% beginning January 1, 2015.
Director White seconded the motion
and all approved.
b) Discussion and possible action
on requesting easement from LKPOA
to the west of and across the current
Driving range area: General Manager
Young explained to the board the
need to request an easement from the
LKPOA for a water line from the new
elevated storage tank to be constructed
to the existing distribution system
along the driving range location. He
told them that our attorney is working
on the easement and that he would
submit it to the LKPOA for approval.
Director Bergbower made a motion
to table the item and Vice President
Thies seconded the motion. All were
if favor.
5. Old Business
a) Discussion and possible action
on approval of 2013/2014 annual audit
report: Manager Young presented the
Board with the 2013/2014 annual
audit report. The manager along with
Treasurer Dressel answered questions
from the board. It was decided that
it was a good representation of our
financial position. Treasurer Dressel
made a motion to accept the audit
report for fiscal year 2013/2014 and
the motion was seconded by Director
Bergbower and all were in favor.
b) Update on purchase of new
utility service truck: Manager Young
updated the Directors on the purchase
of a one-ton Ford truck from Holiday
Fleet Company. The current half-ton
vehicle will be traded and we should
be receiving the new vehicle in a
couple of months.
c) Update on fixed base meter
reading system bidding process:
Manager Young gave the Directors an
update on what has been completed
and what is ongoing with the fixed base
meter reading system. He hopes to be
ready to go out for bid in December.
d) Discussion and update on
Waterline replacement/tank program:
Manager Young told the Directors that
Cobb Fendley Engineers has completed
the approval process for the elevated
tank and that the tank bids should be
going out in a couple of weeks. He also
told them that the final item needed
for submittal of stage one of the water
line replace program has been acquired
and forwarded to TWDB (Texas Water
Development Board).
6. Committee reports:
a) Human Resources (HR)
Committee: A meeting is to be held in
the first week of December.
b) Budget and Rates Committee:
None
c) Long-range Planning and
Conservation Committee: None
7. General Manager’s report re:
review of financial documents;
water system maintenance and
status; status of various projects; and
recommendations for improving the
water system and customer relations;
and recent activities of the North Texas
Groundwater Conservation District:
General Manager Young stated that
everything is back to normal with the
water system. He explained that while
the ground storage tank located below
the dam was not in service that the
well pump at the #4 station located
behind the fire department stopped
operating. This left us with only the
original well and pump station in
operation. He expressed his thanks
for all who helped in getting out the
information and for the cooperation of
stopping outside watering during that
time. The well pump has been replaced
and is back in service and the pumps
have now been reattached to the new
ground storage tank below the dam
and everything is back online. Our
new vacuum excavator has been used
several times now to repair main and
service line breaks. It has made the
repairs safer and faster. The cleanup
around the leaks has been made easier
using the new excavator and properties
are able to be restored better. Manager
Young then went through the financial
statements with the board answering
any questions.
8. Review and accept monthly
financial report(s) and approve
payment of bills: Director Bergbower
made a motion to accept the financial
reports as presented and approve the
payment of bills. The motion was
seconded by Vice President Thies and
all were in favor.
9. Discussion on future agenda
items:
HR
report,
waterline
replacement update, fixed base meter
reading bid, elevated water tank bids.
10. Adjourn: A motion to adjourn
was made by Vice President Thies and
seconded by Director White and all
were in favor.
Ronny P. Young, Deputy Secretary
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INDIAN CREEK VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
MINUTES
INDIAN CREEK VOLUNTEER
FIRE DEPARTMENT
BOARD OF DIRECTORS’
MEETING
NOVEMBER 13, 2014
CALL TO ORDER:
President
Tomlin called meeting to order at
7 p.m. Board members present were:
President Ed Tomlin, Vice-President
Bob Hughes and Assistant Treasurer
Bonnie Woodruff. Board members
absent were: Secretary Sam Moore
and Treasurer Rosina Salsman. A
quorum was established. Also in
attendance were Chief Bob Pistor,
Assistant Chief Bryan Buchanan,
Lieutenant Lou Vander Molen and
Karen Vander Molen.
APPROVE MINUTES: VP Hughes
made a motion to approve minutes
from October 9, 2014 meeting.
Assistant
Treasurer
Woodruff
seconded. Motion carried.
TREASURER’S
REPORT:
Treasurer Salsman submitted the
following report to all Board members
for the month of October 2014, via
e-mail on November 12, 2014:
First State Bank – ICVFD Cash
in Bank
Cash in Bank
September 30, 2014. $92,820.38
Income. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,475.00
Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . -2,148.37
Capital Expense
Investment Activities. . . -111.70
Restricted Net Asset
Financing Activities. . . . . . . 0.00
Fundraiser Income. . . . . . . . . 35.41
Total First State Bank –
ICVFD Cash in Bank
at EOM. . . . . . . . . . $93,070.72
First State Bank – ICVFD Cash
in Bank Distribution
ICVFD Operating
.Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . $ 17,983.22
Capital Expense
Allocation Building. . . 10,000.00
Capital Expense Allocation
Land. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.00
Capital Expense
. Allocation Equipment . . 18,087.50
Capital Expense
.Allocation Vehicles . . . 47,000.00
Restricted Net Asset. . . . . . . . . 0.00
Total First State Bank –
.ICVFD Cash in Bank. . $93,070.72
Nascoga Federal Credit Union –
ICVFD Cash in Bank Distribution
ICVFD Savings Account. . $100.00
Total Nascoga Federal
CU – ICVFD Cash
in Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . $100.00
TOTAL CASH IN BANK
FIRST STATE &
NASCOGA . . . . . . . . $93,170.72
A motion was made by VP
Hughes to accept the Treasurer’s
Report as submitted and was
seconded by Assistant Treasurer
Woodruff.
Motion
carried.
Due to Treasurer Salsman being
unable to make the meeting, she
asked President Tomlin to tell all
Board members that our annual audit
needs to be completed soon, so that
we can present the findings at our
annual meeting in February 2015.
Treasurer Salsman will follow up with
audit information at the next board
meeting.
FIRE CHIEF’S REPORT: The
October incident reports reflected
13 calls compared to 25 in October
of 2013. There was 1 building fire,
9 medical assist/assist EMS crew, 1
emergency medical service, other, 2
dispatched and cancelled enroute.
ISO update: Chief Pistor is still
waiting to hear back on the ISO
inspection results.
EMS/Service Vehicle: November
10, 2014 Assistant Chief Buchanan,
sent out an e-mail to all board
members asking them to give
approval authorizing him to bid on
a 2004 Suburban ¾-T with 100,000
miles that is being sold by Arlington
Fire Department through Rene’ Bates
Internet auction. Board members
gave Assistant Chief Buchanan the
go ahead and he received the winning
bid of $5,050.00. Tonight Chief
Pistor asked the board to approve
the issuance of a cashier’s check for
$5,050 to be paid to Rene’ Bates
this coming week. The motion was
made by Vice-President Hughes and
seconded by President Tomlin. Vote
to allow Chief Pistor to obtain a
cashier’s check from First State Bank
in the amount of $5,050 was approved
unanimously. The unit will be used
primarily for an EMS response
vehicle, but can also be used as a
personnel carrier for training and for
mutual aid fires, an incident command
vehicle, a rehab vehicle, take home
vehicle, etc. In past meetings, it was
decided that if the old tanker was sold,
that the money collected from the sale
($5,900) would be used to purchase
and outfit a new vehicle for one or
more of these purposes. Assistant
Chief Buchanan estimates that it will
cost an extra $500 to make-ready.
Letter from LKSUD:
ICVFD
received a letter from LKSUD this
week requesting that ICVFD agree
to not flow hydrants above 20 psi
residual. The letter also stated that
we are to call LKSUD the 1st of each
month and tell them how much water
we’ve used in the previous month. The
area departments that give us mutual
A future firefighter enjoys activities at the Lake Kiowa front gate lighting
ceremony on Nov. 27.
aid also received this letter. The letter
was discussed and the board agreed
that our attorney, Lynn Switzer, should
look the letter over before President
Tomlin signs it.
NEW BUSINESS: On November
13, 2014, Chief Pistor and Assistant
Chief Buchanan, met with the Fire
Chief of the Oak Ridge Volunteer Fire
Department (ORVFD). The discussion
was in regards to the termination
of services by the ORVFD in their
fire district. There was a discussion
regarding the possibility of Indian
Creek Volunteer Fire Department
(ICVFD) assuming coverage of the
ORVFD fire district. This topic will
be discussed with Cooke County Fire
Marshal Ray Fletcher and ICVFD on
November 17, 2014. The discussion
will be about absorbing some or all
of ORVFD fire district. The topic
of an Emergency Services District
(ESD) was opened as an option. An
ESD is funded through taxes based on
assessed valuation of your property.
Discussion on these topics will be
addressed at the next month’s board
meeting.
OTHER BUSNESS:
Vice-President
Hughes
has
arranged with the Lodge staff and
the golf tournament board for next
year’s fundraiser and golf tournament
– the dates are: April 18-20, 2015.
Everyone needs to be “brainstorming”
for possible new ideas for the
fundraiser—it is being suggested that
we do something other than an auction
this year to raise money.
We just mailed out our annual
donation letter to all fire district
residents. The cost for postage was a
little over $400. Next year we need
to consider obtaining a bulk mailing
permit from the US Post Office to save
some money in postage throughout
the year. The cost of the Permit is
$450 for the first year and $200 per
year after the initial year. Chief Pistor
is going to ask the Cooke County
Fire Chief’s Association to purchase
a mailing permit, so that all of the
county fire departments can use it.
Through President Tomlin, Secretary
Moore wants to let everyone know
that the ICVFD website has now
been updated with new apparatus and
members. Check it out!
Secretary Moore put together a
notebook with all of the department’s
insurance information from VFIS of
Texas. The notebook is now located
in Chief’s office for easy retrieval and
reference.
ADJOURNMENT: Vice-President
Hughes made a motion to adjourn.
President Tomlin seconded. Motion
carried. The meeting adjourned at
8:16 p.m.
The next meeting date will be
Thursday, December 11, 2014, at 7
p.m., at 550 Kiowa Drive West.
Respectfully submitted,
Bonnie Woodruff
(filling in for Sam Moore)
Assistant Treasurer
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on golf course
$150,000
(805) 390-4377
Phillipians 4:13
LAKE KIOWA
COMPUTER REPAIR
Setup and repair of Apple & PC
computers. Setup of iPads & iPhones.
(972) 439-1403
SETH MCGOWAN
CELL: 903.267.3071
DON’S LAWN SERVICE
Mowing, Edging, Weed Eating
& Hedge Trimming
940.580.0158
940-736-0097
Mowing • Shrub Trimming Mulching•Limb & Leaf
Clean Up • Clean Gutters • Fertilizing •Weed Control
Brown’s Lawn Care
MH Construction
•All types of remodels
•No job too small
•We also do make ready’s on homes
being sold
•We can help you with
that buyer’s
inspection report
AIR CONDITIONING
2015
Mike’s Handy Man
Call Craig
Harper,
Kiowa T.L.C.
E-mail: harper-craig@
sbcglobal.net
www.olverawfc.com
L111078 • BP8945
$150 per mo.
PEST CONTROL &
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
TERMITE TREATMENT
Call Eddy
903.263.9764
903.588.4061
(940) 634-2234
Brian McDonald
for golf privileges
Installation & Repair
Over 14 years
experience
Lease lot
ALLIANCE
PEST CONTROL
Tired of the clutter?
EPA/ACR CERTIFIED TECH
& HEATING, PLUMBING,
BACKFLOW SERVICE &
INSPECTION
[email protected]
GREEN BULL COMPANY
6700 FM 902 STE 103
LAKE KIOWA, TX 76240
M A R Y
K A Y
Dori Gehr
Independent Beauty Consultant
972.965.6347
[email protected]
Prime
Waterfront
Lake Lot
1/2 acre
1014 Kiowa Dr.E.
Lot 1403
$399,000
Realtors welcome
email
texasthreestep@
gmail.com
House For
Rent - 3/2/2
Just outside East Gate.
Borders Lake Kiowa
on two sides.
Will consider splitting.
Golf course home
$10,000/acre
(940) 612-1224
or
(940) 727-8042
(805) 390-4377
Approx 1800 sq. ft.
A/C, W&D, w/FP
$1175 incl POA dues
Avail. Jan. 2015
The
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Bright
Window Washing Service
Power Washing
PROFESSIONAL
HOME REPAIR &
REMODELING
118 Santa Fe Trail
Bus: (940) 665-9326
Cell: (940) 736-7221
Premier Lawn &
Landscape
Lone Oak
Veterinary Clinic
Dale P. Gleason, DVM
13074 S. FM 372
Valley View, Texas 76272
940-637-2966
www.northtexasvet.com
Locally owned &
operated by
Large & Small Animal Preventive
& Emergency Medicine
Farm and House Calls Available
Find us on Facebook
DANNY SHAVER
Office (940) 641-2030
Cell (940) 727-1150
Small-Job
Specialist
See ad on page 30
We offer complete Lawn &
Landscape Maintenance
Ref. upon request.
Call Mickey @ 903-821-0692
I have 40 years experience in
every facet, every aspect of
constructing, repairing, restoring
and remodeling a home.
Working on the very same
homes in Highland Park for 25+
years has provided me with
insights into what procedures
and which materials work best.
I now work alone (and I really
do not care for the commute),
so small projects are preferred.
Call me if I can be of assistance
to you.
We look forward to working in your yard!
JACK
OF ALL TRADES
HOME REPAIR
ALL TYPES OF REPAIR
PAINTING
LIGHT CARPENTRY
ODD JOBS
HELP AND ADVICE
Don Rogers
(940) 634-2703
WINDOW
COVERINGS
JACK WALKER
(940) 372-1388
By Ben Davis
Blinds• Shades
Shutters
Motorization
C o mm e r c i a l
Residential
A-1 Sprinkler
& Landscape
for all your
irrigation
needs!
(940) 736-9329
(940) 668-2532
Custom Products at
Factory Prices
MEDICARE
SUPPLEMENT
SPECIALIST
One Brick
Repair!
Bob Bingham
Are you paying too much?
Are you on the best plan
for the money? I will quote
rates over the phone. Are
you ready to review your
current plan? Do you have
questions concerning
Medicare? Change your
plan during the year.
CALL ME!
(940) 665-8003
(940) 736-4683
All types of
masonry
repairs:
Sidewalk,
Driveway,
Mailboxes,
Arches,
Chimneys,
Fireplaces &
Crack Repairs.
Mike Justice
PARKER
ELECTRIC
Since 1942
24/7 Emergency Service
Landscape Lighting
Repair/Install Electrical
Boat Dock
Pool & Hot Tub
Troubleshooting
Service Upgrades
(940) 206-1495
Licensed & Insured
In Business since 1967.
Lake Kiowa
References Available.
Family Owned & Operated
(940) 665-2721
Sprinkler System
Repair “Specialist”
Installation
Backflow Testing
Landscape Design &
Construction, Drainage,
Water Features,
Patios, Lighting
Landscape Architect
LI #650
BP #15160
Call Mark Swafford
(940) 580-0126
Kiowa Resident
Ask for Senior Discount
PLANTS, PLANTS,
PLANTS!
WATER
CONSERVATION
LANDSCAPES
CALL MARK
SWAFFORD
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
Kiowa Resident
(940) 580-0126
Browns
Backflow
Assembly
Testing & Repair
15 years experience
Lic. #BP0003230
Call
(940) 736-6684
or
(940) 634-1360
GAINESVILLE
H E AT & A I R
JACK CARTER, OWNER
WE SERVICE ALL
MAKES & MODELS
Gainesville, Texas 76240
License B015069E
e-mail [email protected]
Mosquito
Problems?
SKEETOBUSTERS
No More:
Mosquitos, Grubs,
Ants, Snakes or
Scorpions.
Call
SWAFFORD’S
LANDSCAPE
(940) 580-0126
SILMON’S
PAINTING
INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
PROFESSIONAL WORKMANSHIP
37 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Home (940) 665-7431
Cell (940) 736-7271
MARKET
PLACE
ADVERTISING
Website:
www.gainesvilleheatair.com
940.727.8186
Over 30 yrs.
experience
An Independent
LENNOX dealer
continues
on pg 44
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The
MARKETPLACE
WANTED:
SHAPE MAKER
PERSONAL TRAINING
Let me help you reach your goals.
Nutritional Counseling,
Cardio, Weights & More.
In your Home or at the Gym.
Danielle Ellis
(817) 909-1905 Cell
Guns & Wooden
Fishing Lures
Don Schneider
(940) 736-8889
SPARKLE
WINDOW
CL E A N I N G
Co m m e r c ia l
&
Residential
Profesionally
Cleaned
I-35 RV SUPER
CENTER
(Next to Camping World in Denton)
All Types of Service
Including Mobil Service
Largest selections
of PreOwned RV’s
Free Appraisals
Lake Kiowa
Mini
Warehouse
Boat - Land
Inside Storage
You Lock - You Store
Largest RV Dealer
Specializing in
Consignments
Call for an appointment.
We Buy RV’s
Emerg. 940-727-3877
(940) 891-4155
940-665-6227
FAX 940-665-9787
Across from Lake Kiowa, TX
ADVERTISER
INDEX
3T’s (TJ’s Terrific Touch)................28
902 Bar and Grill ...........................27
a2z Organizing................................14
Absolute Heat & Air.......................32
Absolute Urgent Care.......................4
ACE Heating & Air Inc.....................4
Barton’s Interiors............................13
Big Tree Self Storage......................19
Bluebonnet Custom Homes Inc......15
Bouchard, Barry - Yard Service......28
Brown’s Backflow Assembly..........21
Carpet Pro.......................................22
Carrus Hospitals..............................11
CASA of North Texas Inc...............33
Cooke County Electric Co-op.........19
Cooke County Moving & Storage...27
Cravens MaGouirk
Mechanical LLC..........................19
D&L Farm and Home.....................35
David’s Tree Service.......................14
DH Design......................................10
DS Consignment Sales
Let me sell for “U”
Gently Used Furniture, Home
Décor, Hand-Made Items
New Arrivals Weekly!
Offering New Furniture & Mattresses
Direct from Manufacturers
835 N. Grand Ave.
Gainesville
940-612-2112
940-736-9346
In s u r e d
BIG TREE
SELF STORAGE
FM 902 1 mile East of Lake Kiowa
Units: 8x10, 10x15, 10x20
PAD SITES AVAILABLE FOR RVS
Bird Hunt
near Lindsay
with Dog.
$50 for the Hunt
+ cost of birds.
$6/Quail and
$8/Chucker
FENCED AND GATED
24-HOUR VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
Electronic Keypad Gate Access
(940) 727-2371
LAKE KIOWA
Contact
(940) 727-8042
CommuniQue
Dorman, Dee - Realtor....................16
Doug’s Corner.................................10
Ewing Heating & Air......................10
First State Bank...............................31
First State Bank - Travel.................14
Galvan Landscape Inc.....................23
Great Southwest Roofing Co..........18
Green Bull LLC..............................17
Heffley’s Hearth & Home...............13
Hesse-Schniederjan Heat & Air......13
Home Star Lawn and Pest Control...27
Huddleston Homes..........................29
Hutcherson Custom Homes, Inc.....20
Hutcherson Insurance......................23
I-35 RV Super Center......................21
Joe’s Tree Service...........................34
Ken Blanton Insurance Agency.......34
Kessler Cleaning Service................18
Kiowa Golf Carts............................30
Kiowa Plaza Storage Units.............34
Kiowa Station....................................6
PEST CONTROL
Residential & Commercial
Extermination
Termite Specialist
“Spider Be Gone”
Distributor
(Automatic Spray Misting System)
Homes, Boat Docks
& Horse Barns
by
Chad Davis
MARVIN’S
Marvin Crew
Office: 940-665-0240
Cell: 214-732-7378
Adams
Handy Hands
(940) 372-0600
Professional
Handyman
Service
Guaranteed Work
John 3:16
TELL THEM YOU SAW
THEIR AD IN THE
LAKE KIOWA COMMUNIQUÉ!!
Lake Kiowa Fitness . ......................28
Lake Kiowa Functional
Chiropractic..................................32
Lake Kiowa Landscaping................13
Lake Kiowa Marina Self Storage....29
Lake Kiowa Medical Clinic............21
Lake Kiowa Premiere Real Estate..45
Lake Kiowa Professional
Services LLC.................................7
Lake Kiowa Realty....................46, 48
Marvin’s Pest Control.....................35
Massage Therapy Richroath, Gina LMT...................23
Matt’s Tree Service.........................25
Meador Funeral Homes.....................8
Muenster Memorial Hospital............2
My Empty Nest...............................16
NASCOGA FCU.............................17
Nortex Communications.................26
North Texas Marine........................24
O’Gorman Group..............................9
Orsburn Carpets..............................30
Precision Landscaping....................22
Professional Home Repair..............30
Renaissance Care Center.................15
Sam Pack's Five Star Ford.................5
Schneider, Don - Realtor...................3
Senior Care of North Texas...............7
Shaggy Do Pet Salon......................29
Shear Platinum Style.......................17
Slimgeneration.......................... Insert
State Farm Insurance.......................32
Swafford’s Landscape ....................30
Texas Farm Bureau Insurance.........16
Texoma Wellness....................... Insert
TL PowerSports Repair...................33
Turner Apartments..........................22
Utter Wealth Management Group...12
Warren, John - Attorney....................7
Way Out Wellness...........................18
William George Homes Inc............27
York Eye Associates........................33
Bill Hamilton
Owner/Broker
Kristi Hamilton
Owner/Agent
(940) 902-1573
(940) 727-1115
Sharon Mitcham
(972) 821-8667
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Mike McDonald
(281) 787-5248
Linda Keeney
(972) 740-8716
Sarah Ritchey, GRI
(940) 902-9804
Norma Crew
(903) 819-8996
Jeff Wagner
(940) 230-4185
Julie Minter, GRI
(817) 307-3722
Dee Dorman
(940) 727-4869
Curtis Walker
(702) 232-4315
Even though it is cold outside, homebuyers are beginning their search for their dream home. And we all know that Lake Kiowa is the place many lucky buyers will end up!
Premiere Real Estate is expecting a busy 2015 but the number of Kiowa homes listed for sale is low! Let us list your home now to catch the early 2015 homebuyers!
Call one of our agents to find out why the Premiere Real Estate team is the best choice for you.
WATERFRONT
GOLF COURSE
610 Kiowa Dr. W. Lot #865/866 $89,000
Two beautifully treed golf course lots
overlooking #11 green and fairway.
Value is in the lots....home sold as is.
102 Seminole Dr. Lot #1279/1280 $237,000
Lake access without lakefront prices!
Cool 3 bdr/3bath home w/large shady
yard & lake sunsets from the deck.
LD!
SO
WATERFRONT
INTERIOR
106 Noweta Pl. S. Lot #77 $650,000
154 ft. of concrete seawall on deep
water! Open floor plan and extra special
boat dock with air-conditioned cabana.
307 Kiowa Dr. E. Lot #219 $309,999
Open floor plan, 3 car garage, backyard
oasis with pool!
!
LD
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WATERFRONT
WATERFRONT
503 Kiowa Dr. W. Lot #339 $539,000
Premium west side waterfront with super
views of lake and golf! Steel construction
home with flexible floor plan.
WATERFRONT
701 Kiowa Dr. W. Lot #639 $388,888
Newly remodeled lakefront home
with 3 huge bedrooms and large open
living and kitchen.
811 Kiowa Dr. W. Lot #678 $399,000
Don’t miss this deal! Old world feel inside
large but cozy living area w/stone fireplace.
Great outdoor fireplace, too!
GOLF COURSE
110 Pawnee Tr. E. Lot #1807 $229,000
Beautiful open living area with feature 2-story
wall of windows on wooded golf course lot.
Build on your own lot! NOW IS A GREAT TIME TO CONSIDER A LOT PURCHASE FOR SPRING CONSTRUCTION.
Lot #130
Manito Cv. E.
Waterfront
$289,500
Lot #534
107 Chism Cv. E.
Int. cul-de-sac
$18,000
Lot #814
724 Kiowa Dr. W.
On 12th fairway
$35,000
Lot #784
826 Kiowa Dr. W.
Overlooking 18th green
$35,000
Lot #496
111 Pontiac Dr. E.
Great lot/great price
$8,000
Lot #768
1245 Kiowa Dr. W.
Lakefront w/golf views
$205,000
Lot #1082
118 Seminole Cv. E.
Treed cul-de-sac
$13,900
Lot #1807
108 Pawnee Tr.
1 1/2 lots on golf course/ trees
$38,000
940-665-3300
100 Kiowa Drive West, Lake Kiowa, TX
INTERIOR
1113 Kiowa Dr. E. Lot #1570 $375,000
Exquisite custom home with 10 ft. ceilings, oversized master suite, study, tiled
screened porch & a/c in garage!
INTERIOR
305 Cocopa Dr. W. Lot #297 $329,000
Lots of space for the whole family in
this updated home built in 2002.
www.lakekiowarealestate.com
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January 2015
Lake Kiowa Realty
Carolyn Akin
940-736-4654
Joann Broughton
940-372-3952
Marion Hoeflein
940-668-7864
Cheryll Brown
940-668-8588
Charles Huddleston
940-727-8379
Mischa Brown
940-641-1231
Kay Kane
940-665-0868
Kay Creech
940-668-1769
Don Schneider
940-736-8889
Elaine Otway
940-736-0022
Mike Erwin
940-736-3881
Donna Erwin
940-736-0109
Mike Pulec
940-727-1016
Don Sloan
940-727-8248
Nona Tipps
940-284-9444
Jonathan Fuqua
903-815-4748
David Verhaert
214-789-3584
Happy New Year and Thank You to all our Lake Kiowa friends who
continue to support Lake Kiowa Realty and our agents.
We produced over 38 Million Dollars in home and land sales in 2014,
keeping us the top Real Estate office in Lake Kiowa
for the past 28 years!
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#1172 Interior
1221 Kiowa Dr. E.
3-2-2 $149,900
#1297 Waterfront
120 Seminole Dr. E.
3-2-2.5 $394,900
#1853 Golf Course
114 Kiowa Dr. N.
3-2.5-2 $229,900
#352 Waterfront
529 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-2-2+ $399,000
#1590 Interior
300 Comanche Dr. E.
$250,000
REDUCED
NEW LISTING
#119 Interior
105 Kiowa Dr. S.
3-1.5-2 $99,500
#1029-30 Interior
102 Karok Cv. W.
4-4-2 $475,000
#620 Interior
234 Colt Dr. E.
4-3-3+pool $295,000
#752 Waterfront
1215 Kiowa Dr. W.
5-3.5-3+man cave $648,000
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#723 Waterfront
1011 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-3-2 $560,000
#295 Interior
312 Cocopa Dr. W.
2-2-2+ $239,000
#1655 Waterfront
1318 Kiowa Dr. E.
4-3-3 $399,000
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#1236 Interior
218 Cayuga Tr. N.
2-2-2+golf cart $205,000
#1709 Waterfront
134 Blackfoot Tr. N.
4-2-2Cpt $300,000
#341 Waterfront
507 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-2-2 $489,000
LOts FOr Sale
#718 Waterfront
1001 Kiowa Dr. W.
4-4-3 $625,000
#585-86 Interior
112 Santa Fe Tr. E.
4-4-5 $695,000
WATER RELATED
#1660-61 1328 Kiowa Dr. E.
#168
308 Kiowa Dr. E.
$498,000
$350,000
GOLF COURSE
120 Kiowa Dr. W.
108 Kiowa Dr. N.
$12,500
$24,900
#11 IC
#1850 build your dream home!
www.lakekiowa.com • Email: [email protected]
INTERIOR
#605
205 Pueblo Dr. E. $7,500
#1500 100 Comanche Dr. E. $13,000
#1138 209 Comanche Dr. E. $15,000
#1141 215 Comanche Dr. E. $19,900
#1080 109 Seminole Cv. E. $19,900
#567-68 100-2 Shoshone Dr. E. $25,000
#1068-69 108 Colt Dr. E.
$30,000
(940) 665-0724
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Lodge Hours
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
MONDAY
8-6
Closed
11-6
11-8:30
11-8:30
11-9:30
11-9:30
TUESDAY
phone numbers
Brunch Menu
8 - 11 am @ Lodge
FOR EMERGENCIES...... DIAL 911
Golf Course
Closed
Tennis - Mixed - 8 am
Chapel Choir 8 am @ Lodge
Line Dancing 9 am @ Lodge
6
Exercise - 8 am
@ Lodge
KWC Arts & Crafts
10 am @ Lodge
KWC Game Night
6:30 pm @ Lodge
11
Chapel - 8-8:30 am
@ Lodge
Brunch Menu
8 - 11 am @ Lodge
Lodge Dining Closed
12
Golf Course
Closed
LKPOA Board Mtg 6 pm @ Lodge
Lunch Menu 11-6
18
Chapel - 8-8:30 am
@ Lodge
Brunch Menu
8 - 11 am @ Lodge
CALENDAR . ..................................665-4275
COMMUNIQUE OFFICE................ 665-4275
FRONT GATE/SECURITY................ 665-3221
L.K. SPECIAL UTILITY DIST.............. 668-8391
LODGE & TAVERN . .......................665-3741
POA OFFICE.................................. 665-1055
PRO SHOP .....................................668-7394
Kiowa Quilt Bee
7 pm @ Lodge
Lunch Menu 11-6
WEDNESDAY
Lodge Dining Closed
19
Golf Course
Closed
Lodge Dining 11-6
Exercise - 8 am
13
@ Lodge
KWC Garden & Nature
Field Trip - Hagerman
Meet at 9:15 am @ Lodge
KWC Canasta Lessons
noon @ Lodge
KWC Canasta
12:45 pm @ Lodge
Lodge Dining 11-6
20
Exercise - 8 am
@ Lodge
7
Men's Group - Conversation
8 am @ Lodge
WGA Mtg & Lunch
11 am @ Lodge
25
Chapel - 8-8:30 am
@ Lodge
Brunch Menu
8 - 11 am @ Lodge
Lunch Menu 11-6
Lodge Dining Closed
26
Lodge Dining 11-8:30
14
8 am @ Lodge
LKSUD Board Mtg
9 am @ 133 KDS
Golf Course
Closed
Chapel Choir 8am @ Lodge
Lodge Dining Closed
Exercise - 8 am
@ Lodge
Lodge Dining 11-6
SATURDAY
2
3
Texas Hold’em
6:45 pm @ Lodge
Lodge Closed
8
Exercise - 8 am
@ Lodge
KWC General Meeting
10:30 am @ Lodge
9
Beginner Genealogy
10:30 am @ Lodge
15
Exercise - 8 am
@ Lodge
KWC Intermediate Bridge
10:30 am @ Lodge
KWC Bridge
12:30 pm @ Lodge
Kiwanis Dinner
6:30 pm @ Lodge
8 am @ Lodge
28
8 am @ Lodge
10
MGA Mtg & Shotgun
Scramble
11:30 am for
12:30 pm Tee Off
16
17
21
Texas Hold’em
6:45 pm @ Lodge
LK Angler Club
7 pm @ Lodge
22
Exercise - 8 am
@ Lodge
Kiowa Quilt Bee Sew Day
9 am @ Lodge
Texas Hold’em
6:45 pm @ Lodge
LKPOA Candidates Forum
6:30 pm @ Lodge
23
24
10:30 am @ Lodge
KWC Bridge
12:30 pm @ Lodge
Geneaology
1 pm @ Lodge
Exercise - 8 am
29
@ Lodge
Texas Hold’em
6:45 pm @ Lodge
30
31
10:30 am @ Lodge
KWC Bridge
12:30 pm @ Lodge
KWC Bible Study
10 am @ 1126 KDE
KWC Canasta
12:45 pm @ Lodge
FRIDAY
LKPOA Office Closed
Texas Hold’em
7 pm @ Lodge
KWC Gourmet
Groups
27
1
Texas Hold’em
7 pm @ Lodge
Water Color
10-3 pm @ Lodge
Lodge Dining 11-6
THURSDAY
ICVFD Board Meeting
7 pm @ 550 Kiowa Dr. W.
Texas Hold’em
7 pm @ Lodge
Lunch Menu 11-6
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Texas Hold’em
6:45 pm @ Lodge
Texas Hold’em
7 pm @ Lodge
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January 2015
Lake Kiowa Realty
Carolyn Akin
940-736-4654
Joann Broughton
940-372-3952
Marion Hoeflein
940-668-7864
Cheryll Brown
940-668-8588
Charles Huddleston
940-727-8379
Mischa Brown
940-641-1231
Kay Kane
940-665-0868
Kay Creech
940-668-1769
Elaine Otway
940-736-0022
Don Schneider
940-736-8889
Mike Erwin
940-736-3881
Donna Erwin
940-736-0109
Don Sloan
940-727-8248
Nona Tipps
940-284-9444
Jonathan Fuqua
903-815-4748
David Verhaert
214-789-3584
Happy New Year!
NEW CONSTRUCTION
CONTRACT PENDING
REDUCED
#1844 Golf Course
103 Cayuga Tr. N.
4-3-2+golf cart $359,900
Mike Pulec
940-727-1016
#338 Waterfront
501 Kiowa Dr. W.
4-4-2+golf cart $699,000
#1558-60 Interior
102 Houston Dr. E.
3-3-2 $208,500
#1695 Waterfront
3-2-2 $300,000
#55 Waterfront
113 Cheyenne Dr. W.
4-3-2+ $685,000
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#1715 Waterfront
3-2-2.5 $425,000
#1723 Waterfront
4-3-2 $585,000
#350 Waterfront
525 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-2-2 $325,000
#980 Golf Course
1020 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-2-2 $138,900
#746 Waterfront
1203 Kiowa Dr. W.
4-3-3 $784,000
#1675 Interior
124 Mohave Dr. E.
3-2-2.5 $142,500
#1724 Waterfront
3-3-2 $449,000
#770 Waterfront
1249 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-2.5-2 $475,000
REDUCED
www.lakekiowa.com • Email: [email protected]
#801 Golf Course
111 Huron Tr. W.
2-2-2Cpt $149,900
CONTRACT PENDING
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#640 Waterfront
703 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-3-3+Bonus $585,000
#1681 Interior
112 Mohave Dr. E.
3-2-2 $165,000
NEW LISTING
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#180 Interior
211 Kiowa Dr. E.
3-2-2 $209,000
#649 Waterfront
721 Kiowa Dr. W.
3-2 $360,000
#1685 Interior
1309 Kiowa Dr. E.
3-2.5-2 $225,000
#1576-77 Interior
101 Tomahawk Dr. E.
4-2-2 $239,995
(940) 665-0724

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