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Vol. 25 - No. 9 Official Publication of Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association September 2003

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Lake Kiowa on the web: www.ntin.net/Kiowa

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GAINESVILLE, TEXAS76240

INSIDE THIS ISSUEAdvertiser Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

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

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-10

Inspirational . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Kiowa Kares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7

Lake Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15

Lodge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Market Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-26

Minutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-24

Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Service Orgs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-22

Woman’s Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13

BOARD NOTES - AUGUST

KIOWA HOMEOWNERS

WATER SUPPLY CORP.ALERT!

STAGE 2 of the Drought Contingency Plan

Still In Effect

(See STAGE 2 on page 2)

Thanks to the generosity and thoughtfulness of Connie Walker, Kiowa Emergency Service Organization funded swimming lessons this summer . Luke and Amy Walker provided a one-on-one student/instructor ratio . Though Luke and Amy have other clients, they were able to add students whose parents and/or grandparents called to take advantage of KESO’s offer . Swimming and water safety are just two of the goals KESO has for the Kiowa community . Many thanks go to Connie, Luke and Amy for their exemplary contribution .

Karen Smith

SWIM LESSONS SPONSORED BY KESO

PUBLIC HEARINGThe LKPOA Board of Directors

has accepted a proposal from KESO to install a storm-warning siren . Two locations are being considered for its installation . They are 917 Kiowa Drive East (Lot 1437) and 112/114 Hogan Drive (Lots 1352 and 1353) . There will be a public hearing concerning these locations at the Board meeting scheduled for 7 p .m . on Monday, September 15, 2003 . All property owners are invited to attend .

In an effort to keep you informed of activities, items of interest, and community affairs, your LKPOA is pleased to provide you with the following information .

Sincerest thanks are due:• Miriam and Bill Beebe for

conducting Karaoke Nights at the Nineteenth Hole on selected Saturday nights . Additional nights will be scheduled depending on the interest . • Linda Teagarden for revising the

new menu used in the Lodge dining room and Nineteenth Hole . • FriendsoftheLodgeforfinancing

the decor of the Southwest Room . • KESO for financing one early

warning siren to be placed in an area determined at an open board discussion on September 15 . • Karen and Carson Smith, Don

and JudyDeField, andLouandKarenVander Molen for helping the Lodge staff serve at a banquet on August 16 . • GeorgeDavis and his helpers for

cleaning and repainting the access to the drain valve near the spillway .

Current events:• If you do not have a yellow 04

sticker on your vehicle, you are in violation . You will not be allowed through the member side of the gate . You need to go to the SecurityOfficewith your proof of membership and insurance to get your new sticker . • TheredecoratingoftheSouthwest

Room is now completed . Mary and Bob Bingham did the work and it looks beautiful . Stop in and take a peek . • The severance package given to

Bill Keating was $30,899 .86, which covered 24 weeks salary and related payroll taxes . • Theinterimmanager,LloydButts,

wants to encourage all members to use the direct drafting of maintenance fees . It will greatly improve our cash flow problem . The staff is investigating incentives . • As a result of the resignation of

Pat Broecker, the Board made several changes . Jack Thies is Vice President, David Spangler was appointed to the

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Photo: K. Smith

On Monday, August 11, at the POA Board meeting at the Lodge, Lake Kiowa was offered an Early Warning System, to be installed and funded by Kiowa Emergency Service Organization (KESO) . Carson Smith, spokesman for KESO, described the system, and asked the POA Board to consider accepting it as soon as details as to location of the siren could be explored .

There has been a long-time need

for an alert system in our community, as we have had several tornadoes on the reservation in the past 30 years . Thankfully, all of them have caused only property damage with no injuries to people . Observing the destruction done by those small storms convinced the people of Kiowa that a warning system was needed just as soon as funds were available .

At the POA Board meeting on Monday, August 18, the Board members discussed once again the details of having this system installed . In 2002, the Long Range Planning Committee for Lake Kiowa concluded that the best location for an Early Warning System would be on the east side of the lake, somewhere in the vicinity of Hogan Drive and Kiowa Dr . E . It would be attached to a tall pole, which Cooke County Electric has offered to install at no cost to Kiowa for labor . KESO and the POA Board wish to to pick a location that would not infringe on anyone’s property, and would not be unsightly in the neighborhood . There are several sites under consideration .

A motion was made and the Board voted unanimously to accept this system from KESO after the details are worked out to everyone’s satisfaction .

EARLY WARNING SYSTEM APPROVEDBOARD WORKSHOP DATE CHANGE

The LKPOA Board Workshop Meeting normallymeets on the firstMonday of each month . Due to the Labor Day holiday, the meeting date and time will be Wednesday, September 3, 6 p .m . in the Southwest Room of the Lodge .

SCHOOL IS BACK IN SESSIONPROTECT OUR KIDS - DRIVE WITH EXTRA CARE!!!

Newly renovated Southwest Room at the Lodge . Thanks to Bob and Mary Bingham . PaidforbytheFriendsoftheLodge.

Sam Meeks and Amy Walker

by Jan Parsons

BUDGET INCREASE APPROVEDMore people voted in this election than the Board of Directors Election . With

a convincing 2-1 majority, they approved the budget increase proposed by the Board of Directors .

Ballots on the Proposed 2003/2004 Budget were counted on August 20 . There were 765 ballots cast . There were 497 ballots approving the budget, 267 against, and 1 blank ballot received .

The increase in the monthly maintenance fees will be retroactive to July, 2003 and will appear in the September billing .

Photo: C. Clausing

LODGE TO CLOSE ON LABOR DAYThe Lake Kiowa Lodge & Tavern will close on September 1, Labor Day . This is

typically a very low volume day . We regret the inconvenience this may cause some of you .

LKPOA and Lodge Management

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August’s issue of the CommuniQue, page 3, outlined and explained the four stages of the Drought Contingency Plan implemented by the K .H .W .S .C .

As a State of Texas controlled water supply, the Kiowa Homeowners Water Supply Corporation is required to operate under specific rules and regulations.The Drought Contingency Plan has realistic and reasonable requirements . As with other regulatory plans, the State of Texas has mandated certain remedies for non-compliance . This is mentioned only as a matter of information as

the Kiowa community is expected to voluntarily and cooperatively work with the KHWSC .

Stage 2 of this Contingency Plan has been in effect for more than a month, and a number of residents are not observing the rules . This has caused some serious low water pressure situations . If a resident is not in compliance, he will benotified,before anyaction is taken.Please note that aerobic waste systems will continue to operate and act like irrigation systems but do not affect the water situation .

“STAGE 2” CONTINUESKiowa Homeowners Water Supply Corporation

Election Committee, Rick Walker is the chairman of the Long Range Planning Committee, and Bob Hughes is sole chairman of the Architectural Control Committee . • The dredge will be started up as

soon as a new operator can be trained . Tests will be run to determine the efficiencyofthedredgeassoonasitisback in operation .

Coming events:• PlantoattendKiwanisHamburger

Supper on September 15 from 5 to 7 p .m . before the Open Board Meeting . Get your tickets from a Kiwanis member . • RemembertosaveSeptember26to

attend Monte Carlo Night at the Lodge hostedbytheFriendsoftheLodge.• Remember to vote Saturday,

September 13 at the Lodge in the state election on 22 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution . • LittleFoxPondwillhostasecond

birthday party for all “little foxes” on September 20 from 12 to 3 . Hot dogs, cookies and drinks will be provided for the kids and adults may purchase some also . The pond will be stocked with catfishandtheAnglerandConservationClub will provide the bait and poles if

BOARD NOTES continued from page 1 your children do not have any . Come and join in the fun .

Did You Know?• You can now enjoy pizza at the

Lodge . On Thursday nights if you buy one pizza, you can buy a second for half price. OnFridays ifyoubuyacatfishdinner, you can buy a second catfishdinner for half price . On Saturdays you can buy a second steak for half price . What a deal! • Theweatherstation locatedat thePOAofficealertsusof severeweatherfrom a radius of 5 to 30 miles . This information is forwarded to the Pro Shop where the decision is made to send out warnings to the golfers . • Are you following the water

restrictions for Drought Stage 2? If not, a member of the water department will notify you of your violation and violatorsmaybefined. Ifyouarenotsure of when you may water, look in the August CommuniQue, call the water department or go to www .ntin .net/Kiowa/KWater .htm .

Rumor squelcher:• This is almost too ridiculous to

repeat, but there is absolutely no truth to the rumor that previous Board members went to Europe on kickbacks from the asphalt contractor who did our roads .

Joan Carroll

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Confessions are tough. Real tough. But, sometimes a confession can set the record straight, and I want to give credit where credit is due. Before I talk about my confession, though, let me say a few other things first.

Let me start by explaining the photo in this letter. You know, when I meet people in town they usually say, “Oh, yeah, I know you, you’re Dr. Tim. I’ve seen your ad with that picture of you and that cute young lady.” Well, I’m the big guy on the left.

Nine years ago I was an environmental specialist for the state government, but I developed a painful neck and arm condition. In my case it came on gradually. First it was just some stiffness in my neck and between my shoulders. Then there was a little pain in my shoulder. Before I knew it the pain became so intense that I couldn’t clinch my fists, hold a pen, and sometimes I couldn’t even button my shirt. I was afraid that I’d lose my job if the disability continued. After months of medication and considering surgery (that was the only option left according to the doctor) I decided against it. A friend of mine was concerned enough to tell me about chiropractic and convinced me to give his chiropractor a try. The chiropractor did an exam, took some films, and then “adjusted” my spine. The adjustment didn’t hurt. It actually felt good. I got relief, and I could use my hands again. In fact, it worked so well that I went to chiropractic college myself.

Now for Grace, my darling daughter, who is also in the photo. Grace is a very active young lady. She’s into gymnastics, plays basketball and has always been in cheerleading. All of these activities are very hard on a developing young spine. Grace finds she performs better and can avoid many of the aches and pains of her teammates by staying adjusted. She has learned to come ask me for an adjustment when she feels “a little off her game.”

It’s strange how life is because now people come to see me with their neck and arm problems. Also they come to me with their headaches, migraines, chronic pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, shoulder/arm pain, whiplash from car accidents, backaches, numbness in limbs and athletic injuries, just to name a few.

Several times a day patients thank me for helping them with their health problems. But I can’t really take the credit. My confession is that I’ve never healed anyone of anything. What I do is perform specific spinal adjustments to remove nerve pressure, and improve mechanics. The body responds to this reduced stress by healing itself. We get tremendous results. It’s a simple as that!

Forty-five million Americans no longer have health insurance, and those who do have found that their benefits are reduced. That’s where chiropractic comes in. Many people find that they actually save money on their health care expenses by seeing a chiropractor. Another way to save…our health classes show you how to stay healthy. So you may not be running off to the doctor as much. This is especially important if you are self-employed.

You Benefit from an Amazing Offer- Look, it shouldn’t cost you an arm and a leg to correct your health. You are going to write a check to someone for you health care expenses, you may as well write one for a lesser amount for chiropractic. When you bring in this article by September 12, 2003 you will receive my entire new patient exam for $47. That’s with any needed films, examination, computerized muscle

testing ….the whole ball of wax(). This exam could cost you upwards of $200 elsewhere. And, further care is very affordable. You see I’m not trying to seduce you to come see me with this low start up fee, then to only make it up with high fees after that. Further care is very important to consider when making your choice of doctor. High costs can add up very quickly.

Great care at a great fee…

Please, I hope that there’s no misunderstanding about quality of care just because I have a lower exam fee. You’ll get great care at a great fee. My qualifications…I’m a graduate of Parker College who has published articles in leading Biomedical journals and local publications. I’ve been entrusted to take care of tiny babies to pro athletes that you may know. After practicing in Dallas for a few years, I moved my practice to Cooke County. I just have that low fee to help more people who need care.

My office manager is Sydonia Ramsey and George

Rudy is our therapy assistant. They are both really great people. Our office is both friendly and warm and we try our best to make you feel at home. We have a wonderful service, at an exceptional fee. Our office is called Lake Kiowa Chiropractic and is located just west of the main entrance to Lake Kiowa. Our phone number is 940-665-3521. Call Sydonia, George or me today for an appointment. Chances are…we can help. Thank you.

-Dr. Tim HendersonP.S. When accompanied by the first, I am also

offering the second family member this same examination for only $37.

P.P.S. Don’t forget to bring in this article before September 12, 2003, to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity.

“A Doctor’s Confession to Lake Kiowa”And Why I Still Do What I Do…

Callisburg schools are seeing some changes this school year, such as a new superintendent, Dr . Charles Holloway, and shifting of other roles and responsibilities within the district . The Callisburg Elementary School library is one area where the loss of the library aide position has created the need for a strong group of volunteers to help with certain library functions . Volunteers are needed to help shelve books, update labels, and perform other miscellaneous library functions . If you are interested in giving 2-4 hours per week, or even every

other week, your time would be very appreciated! No experience in library work is necessary, just a strong desire to give to your community . Dee Dorman is the PTO volunteer coordinator for the school, and is taking names and hours available to add to the volunteer schedule . Please call Dee (668-0452 or e-mail dorman@texoma .net) if you have any questions or would like to volunteer your time at Callisburg Elementary School .

Dee Dorman

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SECURITY DEPARTMENTLOSTANDFOUND

Men’s White/Blue Size 9 1/2 Tennis Shoe (Left)

Small Blue Cooler w/White Top

Men’s Black Sport Shoes

Green/Yellow/Blue Seahawk Raft

ThreeShirtsandaFlipFlop

Blue Youth Lifejacket

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The number of incidents in most categories has shown a decline when compared to last month’s report . This is attributable to the onset of Texas summer heat and the fact that there was no big holiday weekend during this reporting period . Even so, there were 17 boating stopsperformedbyLakePatrol.Fiveofthe 6 citations issued by this department were for lake-related offenses . Land patrol found 4 unlocked doors, assisted 7 motorists, checked the welfare of residents 6 times, enforced the parks and beaches curfew once, removed 2 illegal signs and responded to 8 underage golf cart operator calls . Response was also indicated for 2 prowler and 3 suspicious person calls and single suspicious vehicle, unauthorized entry and missing person incidents .Significant vandalism in the form of

damage to driveway lights was reported by various property owners on July 17 . Porta-Privy tippers have also been busy

as of late . There were 2 reported thefts and 1 trespassing incident . Deputies from the Cooke County Sheriff’s Department responded to 2 domestic disturbances at Lake Kiowa and also investigated the break-ins at the Exxon and Citgo Stations on July 27 . Security gate officers dispatched for LakeKiowa Volunteer Fire Department for25 emergency runs . Animal Control officers handled 41 animal calls,including 16 stray dogs and 13 skunks .

Security personnel, with the help of able volunteers, registered 1,111 vehicles at the 3 weekend sticker parties . Many thanks to all who helped and all who took advantage of this opportunity to have their new auto sticker applied . The old blue 02 stickers are now invalid . If you still need to update a vehicle, please do so at the Guardhouse as soon as possible . You will need to bring the new green membership card and a current liability insurance card .

Gary DavidsonChief of Security

SECURITY DEPARTMENT REPORTJuly 15 – August 11, 2003

Please drive carefully as our Kiowa kids walk to and from the bus stops .

PROTECT OUR KIDS!!!

YOUR VOTE IS IMPORTANT ON ELECTION DAY

Saturday, September 13, is an election day . Everyone is asked to vote on 22 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution . Pat Peale, the legislative liaison for Lake Kiowa, reminds all residents to read the 22 proposed amendments when they appear in your newspaper . They will be published in the various newspapers that residents subscribe to . It is important to note what each amendment involves . Make notes if you do not intend to approve all of them .

Informed voters are necessary for good government . Please exercise your right to vote .

Below is a brief description of each proposed change to the Texas Constitution .

Prop . 1 HJR 68 Hupp/Hunter/Miller/Delisi/Berman/Frasier

HJR 68, Section 1 would authorize the Veterans’ Land Board to use excess receipts in the Veterans’ Land and Veterans’ Housing Assistance funds for payment of revenue bonds, and use excess assets in those funds to provide veterans homes .

Prop . 2 HJR 51 Flores/StaplesHJR 51 would expand from six months to two

years the period in which the former owner of a mineral interest that was sold for unpaid property taxes may buy back the mineral interest .

Prop . 3 HJR 55 Zedler/JanekHJR 55 would authorize the legislature to exempt

from taxation land owned by a religious organization that is leased for use as a school or that will be used to expand or construct a place of religious worship that yields no revenue .

Prop . 4 SJR 30 Lindsay/CallegariSJR 30 would authorize the legislature to allow

conservation and reclamation districts to use taxes to develop and finance certain parksand recreation facilities . Also, the amendment would authorize the legislature to allow local elections for the issuance of bonds to improve and maintain parks and recreational facilities in the Tarrant Regional Water District or a conservation and reclamation district located in whole or in part in Bastrop, Bexar, Brazoria,

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Saturday, September 13, 2003 from 11 a .m . until 2 p .m . poet and artist, Dori Gehr, will be reading from and signing her book of poetry entitled, Subtle Realities .

About the author . . .Dori has been writing poetry for twenty-four years . Whatshefirstthoughtofasahobbyhasnow become a creative passion . Dori lives with her husband at Lake Kiowa, Texas . Dori feels poetry is meant to be healing and empowering and offers

these poems in that spirit . It is her joy to write poems about the people who enter her life and the subtle realities that bless us all . Some of the poems in this volume have previously appeared in other publications .

Dori and the Lone Star Book Scouters invite poets in the area to come and join us for an Open Mic Poetry Reading . Newspaper editor, Kit Chase, will emcee the event . The schedule is as follows:

Thursday, September 25 is the day and 11:30 a .m . is the time . Remember to come to lunch at the Road House Restaurant (formerly The Dutchman) in Lindsay, Texas . You’ll be glad you did .

Barbara LeChance will present a special feature . She is the proprietor of Hansel and Gretel, a gift shop that features gifts from Germany, many of which are made of wood . Hansel and Gretel is located in Muenster next door to Sisters . Barbara will be displaying items from the store to give you some unique gift ideas for the holidays .

Cindy Carter, a local flutist and singer, will be providing the music this month . Cindy has performed for us before and is sure to provide some lovely entertainment .

Our speaker comes to us from Hillsboro, Texas . Jane Aitken grew up on a dairy farm and played softball throughout high school and college .

An overachiever, always striving for perfection and to please everyone else, she shares her experience in her talk entitled, “Playing at the Ball Game of Life .” Jane is an energetic, fun person and brings lots of humor to her talk .

Christian Women’s Club is a non-denominational organization, which is sponsored by Stonecroft Ministries . Stonecroft is dedicated to helping women grow in faith . There are no dues or requirements other than a reservation to attend . There are various Bible studies and prayer coffee fellowships provided within this local organization . If you are new to the area, this is an opportunity to get acquainted with some lovely ladies .For reservations call Dori Gehr at

612-5683 . Be sure to let her know if you need our complimentary nursery . The luncheon is $9 inclusive .

Shirley O’Dell

Lake Kiowa Chapel meets every Sunday morning in the Lodge Assembly Room for a worship service from 8 until 8:30 a .m . Rev . J . L . Williams and Rev . John Hare deliver the sermons on alternate Sundays . Casual attire for the service is encouraged .

Rev . Williams’ sermon on September 7 will be entitled “The Freedom ofForgiveness, Part 1” with text from IJohn 1:9 . September 14, he will continue with “Part 2 .” Rev . Hare will speak on September 21 - “Remembering Our Affliction” with text from Deuteronomy 26:1-11 . On September 28, his message will be “The Call” with text from Exodus 3:1-15 .

The Chapel Choir meets every Monday morning for practice in the Southwest Room of the Lodge . Practice starts at 8 a .m . beginning September 8 . They sing for the worship service on the

CHRISTIAN WOMEN’S CLUB

11 a .m . until 11:45 a .m . – Dori will discuss and sign her book

11:45 until 12:00 noon – Dori will kick off the Open Mic event reading from her works

12:00 until 12:45 p .m . – Open mic for all poets

12:45 until 1 p .m . – break1 p .m . until 1:45 p .m . – Dori will read

followed by open mic for all poets1:45 until 2 p .m . – break

2 p .m . until 3:30 p .m . – open mic for all poets

Refreshments will be served . Please join us!

September marks our second year in Gainesville selling books and more . We wish to thank all our customers in Gainesville and the surrounding area for their patronage . We also express thanks to the many authors who have allowed ustohosttheirbooksignings.Formoreinformation, call 940-612-0202 .

Timothy L . & Kathie A . Parks

BOOK SIGNING AT LONE STAR BOOK SCOUTERS

third Sunday of the month . The third Sunday of the month is also

the day that people are asked to donate food for VISTO . Any packaged or canned food is accepted, but some items are used in great quantities, so each month the emphasis is on a particular need . This past month macaroni and cheese was designated as a frequently used item . In September, soup and crackers are items that are always needed in large quantities . This is merely a suggestion for shopping . Any donations will be welcome .

The Quarterly Meeting and Potluck Supper is scheduled for September 8 in the Lodge . Bring your food and dishes at 6:15 p .m . Everyone is welcome to attend for food, fellowship, and business of the Chapel .

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126 Hogan Drive East—This con-temporary two story home located on a peninsula cul de sac is truly elegant from the time you enter through the sautillo tile foyer to the grand views of the lake beyond from the floor to ceiling win-dows in the living area. $569,000

711 Kiowa Drive East –Oneness with nature! Cozy brick home wrapped around a wooded corner lot. This custom home offers many fine features of quality design and construction. Oversize two car garage. Sprinkler system and ceiling fans. Gunite pool fenced for privacy. New Frigidare dishwasher, set-in stove and GE microwave. Reduced! $165,000

118 Kiowa Drive West —New 3-2-2 brick/stone golf course home in great location close to security gate. Open floor plan. Split bedrooms. Family room, master, breakfast and covered patio overlooking golf course. Landscaped with sprinkler system.$174,900

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LIBRARY NEWSHello to all Kiowa Library users . . .I

hope you have had time for some really good reading this summer . The Library has had several newfiction books andalso books on tape donated . Come in andfindoneyoulike!

However, once again we must ask that you do not bring boxes of old books to us . Monday, as we went up to the Library to shelve returned books, there were five boxes of books stacked onthe sidewalk . . .obviously new moving boxes . We do like donations, but what we need are recent publications--things you have read and will share with other Kiowa readers . Please don’t clean off your bookshelves, or pack up old books when you are moving, to donate . We have lots of old books . . .what we need are new ones . We cannot take magazines or Reader’s Digest Condensed Books .

I know your books mean a lot to you . Two places that might take them are Goodwill or the VFW, who will takethem to Veteran’s Hospitals . Thanks for your consideration for our library .

Library CommitteeJoanne Dorsch

COMPUTER CLUBThe Computer Club will meet

Thursday, August 28 at 7 p .m . at the Lodge.GeneFuhrmann,guestspeakerandChiefOperationsOfficerofNortexCommunications Company, will make a presentation about their new Cable Internet Service . Visitors are welcome .

Linda Teagarden

KIOWA KARES...

Sixteen years ago two avid golfers moved to Lake Kiowa . They purchased a home on the water near the clubhouse from Dave Roth . Now the time has come to say good-bye to Dwain and JoAn Dunn . They have been involved in so many things at Lake Kiowa it would be impossible to name them .

They came to Lake Kiowa from Amarillo when Dwain retired from the oil business for the second time .

Both grew up in this area and JoAn’s mother still lived in Gainesville . They

immediately became involved with the activities here and never looked back . They played golf every time they had a chance and both have served inmany offices in both theMGAandWGA . Dwain has been Secretary and President of MGA and just resigned as Membership Chair due to their move . JoAn has been Tournament Chair, Treasurer, and for the past few years she has been the Texoma Tournament Representative . She also has worked for the MGA keeping their membership records . They have traveled extensively to play in golf tournaments elsewhere . Dwain also served on the Water Board both as Secretary and President . They have played in many bridge clubs and gin groups over the years . They love Lake Kiowa but feel the time is right for them to live in the Houston area . Their son Tom, and wife Joan, live in Spring and have two children, ages seven and nine . Their daughter Terry, and husband Tom, live in Houston and their childrenarefifteenandsixteen.Dwainand JoAn want to be closer to enjoy the grandchildren . JoAn’s mother Bessie, is already there living in a wonderful retirement center . They will also be missed at Whaley Methodist Church

where Dwain was President of their Sunday School class and JoAn was very active . Their one regret is leaving all the wonderful friends here, who have been such a big part of their lives . For the next few months they will

be living across the street from the Champions Golf Course and after

January 1, or maybe a bit before, they will be in their new home at 7607 Sands Terrace Lane, Spring, Texas, 77389 .

It is with a great deal of sadness I say goodbye . JoAn and I met through a rainstorm before I ever moved to Kiowa and she has been a great friend to me ever since . I’m sure all their friends at Kiowa join me in wishing them the very best of everything . Please come back and visit us often . You will be missed!

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REUNIONEveryone who was a member of

the Lake Kiowa Association from 1968 – 1985 is considered an “Early Settler .” (You will note I did not say “old .”) The reunion will be held at the Lake Kiowa Lodge on September 13 beginning at 11 a .m . After lunch a program will be presented . Come join and visit with your past and present friends for a fun time! The charge for lunch is $12 .50 per person . Please make reservations by September 8 with Dorothy Baskett, 101 Lone Star Dr . E ., Lake Kiowa, 76240 . Please also pass the word—and—if you have a new address for someone who has moved, please notify me and they will be invited .

Thanks .Dorothy Baskett

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Letter to Editor:My sincere thanks to all those who

called, visited, sent cards, and brought food. Thank you for your prayers and putting me on prayer lists. It means so much to know others are wishing me well and praying for my health.

Thank you,Syd Waghorne

Don and I thank all of you for your prayers, cards and food. Don is back home and recovering. We, especially, want to thank our neighbors and Joe Rider who just took over. They are the best.

Don and Peggy Ashton

Never believe that a few caring people can’t change your outlook on life. During the past 8 months I’ve battled with cancer, surgery, chemo and radiation. Many times I thought that I’d hit the wall, only to receive a friendly visit, call, e-mail or some lovely gift of food or flowers to bring me back to believing that I had the strength to beat this disease.

Thank you, to all my friends and supporters at Lake Kiowa, you have given me the energy that I needed.

Janelle Cohoon

Thank you, Thank you,You comforted our hearts with

your prayers, your calls and cards, the food you prepared, the memorials, and the many kindnesses you showed during the loss of my daughter, Rhonda. Through our pain, we are consoled by your love and support.

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KIOWA KINDNESSThank you for all the responses

pertaining to volunteering to be a part of Kiowa Kindness .

In case you did not read the article in the August CommuniQue, Kiowa Kindness is an organization in which neighbors volunteer to help neighbors in a variety of ways: driving someone to doctor’s appointments, shopping, business appointments, etc ., also sitting with shut-ins, relieving caregivers for needed time off, running errands, taking food, helping with chores, writing letters, etc .

What we still need is a list of those who could use this type of service . Let us hear from you if you know of any situations where Kiowa Kindness could serve . Please call Linda Seal, 665-7772, for information or to add your name to the volunteer list .

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Bring your partner, your friends . It’s a lot of fun!!!

COUPLES BRIDGECouples Bridge met at the Lodge on

August 18 with four tables playing . Winnerswere:Firstplace,RuthKurtzand Leo Naeger; Second, Ann and Earl Messman; and Third, Allene and LeRoy Johnson .

If anyone would like to join us, please call early in the week to get your names onthelist.WeplayonthethirdFridayof each month at the Lodge at 6:30 p .m . We welcome you to join us for a good time . Please call Allene Johnson at 668-6162 .


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TIPS FROM THE PROIn the interest of all, players should

play without delay . If a player believes his ball may be

lost outside a water hazard or out of bounds, to save time, he should play a provisional ball . Players searching for a ball should signal the players behind them to pass as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not easily be found . They should not search for five minutes beforedoing so . When the play of a hole has been completed, players should immediately leave the putting green and proceed to the next tee .

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SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT. . .

Maintenance continues as usual for this time of the year . I am pleased with the surrounds on the golf course . The heads that were installed have helped tremendously . The Club Championships for men and women are coming up next month; the course is in excellent shape for this time of the year . We will be working on the traps the next three weeks trying to get them in better shape for the tournament and keep them up until it is decided to renovate them .

We do appreciate your efforts on repairing the ball marks on the greens . The greens will start to grow again shortly and the cool temperatures mean that we will be able to top dress them and smooth them out .

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DID YOU KNOW… . . .the Handicap Committee is sponsoring a night tournament on

September 13th? The entry fee has been reduced to $30 per team . The fieldwillbelimitedto30teams.Itwillbeflightedusing50%oftheAplayer’shandicapand10%oftheBplayer’s.Itwillpaygrossandnetineachflight.Iftheflightisfull,itwillpay$50forfirstgrossandnet and $30 for second gross and net . It will be played as a two-person scramble . There will be a meal at 7 p .m . at the Pro Shop patio . Play will start at dark . Sign up in the Pro Shop . Make checks payable to the Handicap Committee . If you need night balls and/or light sticks, they will be extra . Any proceeds will be used to help defray the expense of theHandicap Committeemembers attendingUSGA informationschools . Plan to come and join the fun . All who have played in previous tournaments have had a really good time . A full moon on the 13thisexpectedandafullfieldaswell.

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Molly Worthen, Immediate Past President of the Women’s Golf Association, instructs Bill Beebe in the proper technique of exiting one of our nice, new sand traps . Beebe, long time Men’s Golf Association member, said he needed the help, since he never gets into a sand trap, he has no experience in that shot .

The MGA, WGA, and Golf Committee are preparing to launch a fund drive to complete the remainder of the traps . Kiowa property owners are requested to donate $100 (or more), as soon as they can . Golfers are urged to hit into the traps on seven and eight to see for themselves how good the professional job has been . Al Arronté, President of the MGA, said, “Once golfers become aware of the amazing condition of the new traps, they will then be encouraged to assist in the drive .”

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We welcome any and all golfers including beginners and intermediate .

$45 .00 per player --includes 2 Mulligans .

Two-Person Scramble/Shotgun Start .

MorningFlight8:00a.m.,Cash Prizes for 1st and 2nd

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and other events .Luncheonservedatthefirestation$5 .00 charge for each guest’s meal .

Sign up at the Pro Shop Now!!Coffee and pastries

available before tournament .This year’s tournament proceeds go towards the fire engine paymentof $12,000 .

MEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

The Lake Kiowa Men’s Club Championship Tournament will be held on September 5, 6, and 7 . Men are already signed for this eagerly anticipated event . Players will be flighted by handicap, probably eight per flight, although anyone who wishes can be included in the championship flight .Foraweekend(54holesofgolf),plus

beer and fellowship, the entry fee of $50 seems like a trifle . Be sure to observe the sign-up deadline of September 3 so you will not be left out .

KIOWA MEN’S CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

TOURNAMENTDATES: Sept 5, 6, 7EVENT: 54 holes of medal play golf,

against players who have been flighted by similar handicaps .

ENTRY FEE: $50 per manCUT-OFF DATE: September 3

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WGA NEWSThe Lake Kiowa

Women’s Golf Association will meet on Wednesday, September 3 for scramble, lunch, and business meeting . Sign up for lunch by Sunday, August 31 . Scramble play begins at 8 a .m . and members must

sign in by 7:30 a .m . The lunch and business meeting will be at the Lodge following play . Other play day activity for the month will include: September 10--MedalPlay;September17--FrontNine; and September 24 -- Putts . The Central Texas WGA will play at Webb Hill Country Club in Wolfe City on September 10 . The Denison Country Club hosts Red River Valley WGA on September 18 and Texoma WGA on the 25th .

The Handicap Night Tournament is scheduled for September 13 . Catharine Moss and Sandra Essex will chair the WGA Club Championship Tournament on September 26, 27 and 28 .

Marilyn Tribelhorn presided at the business meeting on August 6 in the absence of President Miriam Beebe .

Marilyn announced two new members: Lorene Nix and Monika Botha . Marilyn reportedthatwedidwellat theFourthof July activities, Ball in Circle on #8 headed by Betty Gaertner and sale of golf labels headed by Ruth Robinson, with a portion of our earnings given to Friendsof theLodge. She thankedallthe volunteers who helped .

She also thanked Janet and John Perpich for their gift of mulch for our flowerbeds . Lila Price and June Cloud accepted responsibility for care of the restrooms on #4 and #13 .

Golf Chairman Ruth Robinson then announced winners of the President’s Cup Tournament . Dee Dorman was the 18-hole winner and Carol Winnert was the 9-hole winner . Ruth thanked Lila Price and Lena Howell for a job well done as chairpersons . July 16 Putts play winner was FranAdams with 29in the first flight and Lila Price with31 in the second flight . July 26 Medal play winner was Sherley Riley for 1st gross and Mable Samples for 1st net in thefirstflight,ClaydeneBelcherfor1stgrossandPatFrazierwith1stnetinthesecond flight .

Nine-hole Chairman Marilyn McKenzie presented golf balls for winners on July 16 putts: Dale Griggs wonfirstwith16andJudyMontgomeryand LaNelle Little tied for second with 18 . On July 23 medal play Dale Griggs won low gross and Dorothy Shearer and Cecilia Davis tied for low net .

Yolanda Arronté reported on the Rally for theCureTournament. Thefield isfull, but you may still sign up in case of cancellations . Donna Sherman and Julie Spangler displayed the finishedquilt . Yolanda reported that chances are still available and praised the quilters, Molly Worthen, Janet Perpich, Barbara Cole, Neta Templin, Pam Black and Julie Spangler .

Remember: Club Championship Tournament September 26, 27 and 28 .

Jo Ann Gill Someof thewinners invarious18-HoleFlightsof thePresident’sCupgather aroundDee . L to R - Carol Gilmore, Neta Stutzman, Lila Price, Mary Ragan, Sherley Riley, Judy Hughes, Joanne Dorsch, Willa Hagood, Cladine Belcher, Sandra Essex, and Diane Wilson .

RALLY FOR A CUREOctober 1

Lena Howell presents Dee Dorman, 18-Hole President’s Cup

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Player 1____________________________ Hdcp Index____________Address ________________________________Phone #____________Club _____________________________ Club Phone #____________Player 2____________________________ Hdcp Index____________Address ________________________________Phone #____________Club _____________________________ Club Phone #____________

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Tournament NotesJack & Jill

36-Hole ScrambleDay Money

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Sunday, October 5:8 a .m . Breakfast at Pro Shop9 a .m . Second Round Play2 p .m . Lunch in the Lodge

AWARDS FOLLOWINGThree Low Gross & Net per flight

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The Kiowa Kouples InvitationalOctober 4 & 5

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If your golf game could use an added thrill,trythisone:THESHOOTOUT.For a monthly ten dollars, you may

submit as many cards as you wish into the SHOOTOUT pool. The ten lowqualifierswill thengatherat3:30p.m.onthelastFridayofthemonth.Usinga full handicap playoff, one player is eliminated at each hole, until at the ninth hole the winner is decided . Three places are paid in this competition, which is designed to test the golfers’

choking points . July survivors and winners were David Williams, Harold McFarling,andJ.B.Cole.

Because of lead times and deadlines for this article, we cannot print August winners, but you can get your signed and attested cards in for September . So let’s join this exciting event . Afternoon tee times are more bearable during September anyway .

Christy McKenzie and Roger Pierce

MGA SHOOTOUT LAKE KIOWA MEN’S GOLF ASSOCIATION BOARD MEETING

August 6, 2003

President Al Arronté called the meeting to order at 8 a .m . All board members were present with the exception of Dean Dorsch and Bill Gafford . Also in attendance were David Long and Brown McCrory .

Meeting Notes: The minutes of the July board meeting were approved .

Treasurer’s Report: Dave Spangler presented the treasurer’s report as of July 31, 2003 . The report summary is as follows: Beginning balance of $35,032 .18 . Receipts for the month were $10,171 .55 . Expenses for the month were $12,577 .61 . The hole-in-one pool is at $3,585 .00 with two members presently qualifying . There was an additional hole-in-one, however, that member did not join in the pool . A plaque will be presented to him . The ending cash balance for the month is $32,626 .12 . Previously committed funds, which include the hole-in-one pool and sod/plantings for #16, total $5,085 .00 . The report was approved .

Membership: The membership of the MGA presently stands at 435 .

Projects: Al reported that Lloyd Butts had requested that he be replaced as Projects Chair due to his new position as Interim Community Manager . He did not want anyone to get the impression that he could be in a conflict of interest . He will continue to be a member of the

board until his term expires at the end of this year . The Assistant Project Chair, Boyd Carnely, will assume Lloyd’s duties .

Tournaments: Roger Pierce reported that the Hi-Low Tournament was well attended and successful . He also congratulated Rocky and the Lodge crew for an excellent luncheon of cold shrimp . Brown recommended that for next year’s Hi-Low only 90% of thehandicap be used . He said that this is the recommendation of the USGA forthis type of format .

There was a discussion held on the monthly Shootout . It was approved by the board, that the ball shall be played down for all qualifying scores and the Shootout .

It was noted that the POA Golf Committee had requested that the MGA provide them our 2004 Tournament Schedule by October 15, 2003 . Roger and Bill will put together a draft and the board will review it during the September board meeting .

Meeting was adjourned at 9:15 a .m .Respectfully submitted,

Larry Reese, V .P .The Saturday game was washed out

by an unusual August gully-washer; but all was not lost . The membership voted to donate the entry fees to the sand trap fund .

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If you have not already done so, please make your luncheon reservations for the September 11 meeting . Check the Reservation Information Box if you are not sure whom to call . Please make your checks payable for $11 to Kiowa Woman’s Club to cover your luncheon cost . We are pleased that Lodge General Manager Rocky Campbell and Events Coordinator Anita Morris worked with us in holding the luncheon price at $11 until further notice . Our thanks for their cooperation!

Carol Gillies, VP/Membership chairperson, has advised that she went to press with 441 members in our yearbook . Her committee will have the yearbook ready to hand out at this firstmeeting. I am very proud of thewatercolor my mother-in-law, Dorothy Wood-Upton,paintedofourclubflower,the Indian Paintbrush, which you will findonthecoverofouryearbook

Remember that the KWC is a co-sponsor with the WGA in raising money for the Susan G . Komen Breast CancerFoundation.Youwillbeabletopurchase raffle tickets for the displayed

Rally for a Cure quilt on September 11 . Contact Donna Sherman or Sue Sprenger to purchase your ticket at $10 or 3 for $25 .This year’s theme is Flowers ofFriendship, which will honor ourclubwomen who have made volunteer contributions to our secular community (non-religious) . Each month a KWC member will be presented with a flower to express our appreciation for her contribution of time and energy spent in behalf of our community . Please pick up a form at the meeting or give me a call to have one delivered to you . Recommendations can remain anonymous or be shared . Thanks go to Jeanie Kelley for this theme idea . She will be my committee to review the applicants along with myself .

If you haven’t joined KWC for 2003-2004, come to our first meeting andjoin at that time . Social time begins at 10 a .m . and the meeting will start at 10:30 a .m . Call Joan Page, Luncheon Reservations Chairperson, at 612-2088 ifthisisyourfirsttimeattending.

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Why not join us for creative fun and fellowship. Our first meeting will beon Tuesday, September 2 (not Monday as given in August CommuniQue) at 9:30 a .m . in the Southwest Room at the Lodge . Just bring $3 for supplies and we will detail canvas tote bags and discuss plans for our meetings this year .

Someone will be calling you if your name was on last year’s list . If you are not called and plan to attend, please give me a call at 668-1489 so we will have enough supplies ready .

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TWITTER TALKBY MARJ WESTHAFER

I imagine the harassed parents of most baby birds are happy the feeding sessions have subsided .

This year the Cardinals and Blue Jays built in the larger cedar tree in the back yard . The Cardinal’s nest was in the lower branches and the noisy, noisy neighbors had a nest higher up in the tree . Oddly enough they proved to be good neighbors .

The young of each breed were fed by their fathers, not their mothers . I was amazed how quickly they were fed . Father birds are very adept at pokingfood down open mouths . In fact I never saw the birds swallow .

The fathers also taught their clan how to take a shower in the birdbath . If you are not familiar with this task, it’s simple . The baby bird lowers his head as if to take a drink of water, then scoops the water over his head . As it spills he wiggles his wings . His shower is then complete .

The mother bird rarely appeared . She was probably warming more eggs . The kids are grown now and are feeding themselves .

The Bird and Nature Club meets at 10 a .m . on the 3rd Monday of each month . Anyone interested in birds or nature will love our meetings . We are looking forwardtoourfirstmeetingSeptember15 at the home of Ann Butler, 1029 Kiowa Dr . E ., for potluck and summer tales . Bring a dish and come join us .


KIOWA WOMAN’S CLUBPrograms for 2003-2004

September 11 “Women’s Health at the new Gainesville Hospital” Andy Anderson Sponsoredby:OfficersOctober 9 “Tales Told ‘Round the Campfire” Waynetta Ausmus Sponsored by: Bird & Nature ClubNovember 13 “Celebrating Women’s Lives, Accomplishments & Achievements” The Women’s Museum Sponsored by: Bible Study ClubDecember 11 “Songs of the Holidays” Sweet Adelines - SouthLake Sponsored by: Arts & Crafts ClubJanuary 8 “Women Redefining Their Dreams” Rena Pederson - Editor/Author Sponsored by: Book ClubFebruary 12 “That Nutty ‘40s Radio Show” Laurette Willis Sponsoredby:OfficersMarch 11 “Spirited Woman With the Courage to Live the Life She Loves” Anita Witt - Rodeo Entertainer Sponsored by: Garden ClubApril 8 “Generations” - Style Show Co-Chairwoman: Genny Koziol Co-Chairwoman: Carol HawkinsMay 13 “Showcase of Talent”- The Women of Lake Kiowa Co-Chairwoman: Lee Skinner Co-Chairwoman: Judy Beard Sponsoredby:OfficersJune 10 “Women and the Romance of Chocolate” The Cultured Cup - Talk and Tasting Sponsored by: Gourmet Club

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MARATHON I BRIDGEMarathon I Bridge will begin on

September 18 . We still need three players to complete five tables. Ifyou are interested, please call Pat or Dee—or sign up on the sheet on the Lodge Bulletin Board . We’d love to have you!! Remember, it is party bridge and lots of fun! If you would just like to be a substitute, we have a list for those also . We will give your name to the numerous bridge groups in Lake Kiowa . If you are new to our community, this is a great way to get acquainted .

Another reminder! Circle December 5 on your calendar . Our annual Christmas Bridge/Canasta Party will be held on that date . Our chairman, Peggy Carpenter, will give you more details later .

See you at the tables!Dee Magee, Co-Chairman, 665-4544Pat Medley, Co-Chairman, 668-6804

Lake Kiowa Garden Club will meet Tuesday, September 9 at 10 a .m . The meeting will be held at the Lake Kiowa Lodge . Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the program to be presented by “Vines and Branches” of Gainesville . They will speak about designs for fall flower arrangements and wreaths . We look forward to seeing you there .

Merilyn Scott

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FOR SEPTEMBER 11, 2003

This year the programs for the Woman’s Club have been especially chosen with “women” in mind . You will enjoy presentations about women in history, singing women, women in entertainment, a museum dedicated to women, women and romance and western women .Our first presentation highlights

“women and health .” Andrew E . Anderson, Jr ., CEO/Administrator of Gainesville Memorial Hospital (GMH), will speak about the new hospital currently under construction

Ladies, it’s time to mark your calendars for Kiowa Bible Study!! Our firstfallmeetingwillbeat103SequoyaCove East, September 23, at 10 a .m . We will study the Old Testament Book ofRuth.ComeandenjoyMaryFrancisCovington as she presents this book . You will enjoy her teaching and receive a blessing .

We have many new residents at Lake Kiowa . We welcome you . Please join us on the 4th Tuesday of each month for Bible Study from 10 a .m . to 11:45 a .m . Check the CommuniQue each month for the location .

Come and meet some of the wonderful ladies here at Lake Kiowa . If you have a question, please call Mecilla Keene, Chair-Bible Study Dept ., 668-6869 .

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Join us on Sunday, September 21 at 1:30 p .m . in the afternoon to play bridge or canasta and help raise funds for the cure of breast cancer . All proceeds will go to the Susan G . Komen foundation for the cure of breast cancer .

This fund-raiser is sponsored by the Lake Kiowa Woman’s Club and is

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If you missed our outing with the Cooke County Youth Center in July, you missed a lot of fun and enthusiastic kids!FrankWinnertbroughthis‘gentlegiants,’ his Newfoundland dogs, and the kids were hugging all over them . We gotthekidsonFrank’sboatandaroundthe lake they went! Many of the kids fishedfromthedocksattheWestBeachwith assistance from volunteers of the Lake Kiowa Angler and Conservation Club . A hot lunch was served to the children and then it was swimming

to cool off . We had a computer slide presentation at our monthly meeting of all of the pictures taken of the children fishing, swimming and hugging thedogs . We have this event every year and if you would like to participate in the fun, just notify any Board Member of the LKACC or come to a meeting .Ourfishing tournamentsarewinding

down with the very last tournament being Sept 20, 2003 . This tournament will be 6 a .m . to noon with the weigh-in at Little Fox Pond. The Anglerof the Year Awards will be presented after our Annual Kid Fish at LittleFox Pond. Please check out our webpage which may be found on the Lake Kiowa Homepage . We now have our tournament results posted on our page as well .

Please visit http://www .nortexinfo .net/Kiowa/ and select ANGLER & CONSERVATIONCLUB. We have alink at the top of the LKACC page to view our tournament results .

We have a lot of fun in the Angler and Conservation Club . If you love to be outdoors, enjoy the lake, and are concerned about our environment here at Lake Kiowa, or just want to learn about where the fish are, come to ameeting . We have our meetings at the Lodge on the second Wednesday of each month . We would love for you to join the club and join in the fun! Hope to see you there!

Karen Vander Molen, Secretary LKACC

LAKE KIOWA FISHING LIMITSHere are the recommendations made by Bob Lusk, Fisheries Biologistand LakeManagement Consultant, for the year 2003 Fishing Limits. Theserecommendations have been given careful consideration to keep a thriving ecological habitat for Lake Kiowa . The Angler and Conservation Club has fully endorsedthefollowingfishingguidelinesforLakeKiowa:

Black Bass: Keep black bass between 10-14 inches; Limit 5 per day . Release all others Crappie: Keep over 10 inches; Limit 10 per day . Release all under 10 inches .White Bass: Otherwise known as Sand Bass . No limit! Remove all you can .Perch: No LimitChannelCatfish: Keepfishover14inches;Nolimit.Releaseallunder14 inches .Drum: Remove any Drum caught from lake . No limit .Carp: Remove any Carp caught from lake . No limitTROUTANDJUGLINESARENOTPERMITTEDDockownersareencouragedtoprovidecoverforthefishunderyourdocks.

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On Wednesday, July 30, the Lake Kiowa Angler and Conservation Club invited the Cooke County Youth Center for a day of fun at Lake Kiowa . More than 40 Gainesville children attended the event. The day was filled withfishing, swimming, and touring thelake . The weather cooperated with steamy temperatures . The Angler Club provided mentors to instruct and aid the children in fishing. The docks alongthe bank were ideal for the chidren to fish from. Mostly perch, bluegill anddrum were caught by the children with

Canadian crawlers . You should have seen the faces of the children when they caught those big drum! A hot lunch of hamburgers and hotdogs at noon gave the children nourishment to play the rest of the day .

Tours of the lake were given by members and then it was time to go swimming and cool off . Each child was given a complimentary LKACC T-shirt . The event was held this year at the Lake Kiowa Lodge Pavilion and the West Beach Area . Thanks must go to all of the area businesses who

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so generously donate to LKACC each year enabling the club to hold events such as these . Special thanks to the Callisburg School District for leasing their school bus and driver, and to the many LKACC volunteers who donated their time for this event: Al and Stella DiPasqua, Tony and Anita Morris, Mary and Bob Bingham, Lou Vander

Molen, Bill Lawrence, FrankWinnert,Ken Hutchinson, George Davis, Lloyd Butts, and Sean and Patrick Nolan . Our contributors and our volunteers make these events fun and possible . If you would like to participate in the fun next year, please contact Al DiPasqua of LakeKiowa.Untilnextyear!

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2003-2004LKPOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS LIST

(REVISED 8-18-03)PresidentMichael Cook E-mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. E. Home 940/668/2424Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 903\893/9510 Mobil 903/815/0989V. President/SecretaryJack Thies E-mail [email protected] Navajo Tr. W. Home 940/668/7297Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940/668/7345

TreasurerStella Dipasqua E-mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W Home 940/665/8739Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940/665/4188

Asst. SecretaryCharles Huddleston E-mail [email protected] Hogan Dr Home 940/668/2323Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940/668/1717 Mobil 940/727/8379Asst. TreasurerRichard Walker E-mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. E. Home 940/612/3779Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940/612/4875Mobil 214/773/7080

Bob Bergbower E-mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home 940/668-7758Lake Kiowa, Tx 76240 Fax 940/668-4019 Bob Hughes E- Mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. E Home 940/668-2578Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940/665-4919 Joan Carroll E-mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. E. Home 940/665-3037Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax

David Spangler E-mail [email protected] Blackfoot Tr. N. Home 940/665-7392Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax

Interim Manager E-mail [email protected] Butts Office 940/665-1055204 Kiowa Drive W. Home: 940/665-6715Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax: 940/665-7667

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COVENANT, BYLAW, AND RULES COMMITTEE

David Spangler – Chair, Linda Hirneise, Don Howeth, Bob Kalina, Craig Lamkin, Jack Lane, Tony Morris, Herman Plott, Steve Potz-Nielsen, Molly Worthen, Harvey Pippen,

GOLF COMMITTEEChuck Essex – Chair, June Cloud,

Mabel Sample, Janet Perpich, Roger Pierce, Tom Fluker, Bill Thomas, AlArronte (MGA), Larry Reese (MGA), Miriam Beebe (WGA), Brown McCrory (exofficio),DavidLong(exofficio)

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Joanne Dorsch, Jerry McCarter, Russell Rollins, Jack Lane, Clara Lemming, JoAnne Prestage, Jayne Sweet, Bill Moss,MaryBenninger, InezFreeman,Margie Nash

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LONG RANGE COMMITTEERick Walker – Chair, Pat Jessee,

Gwen Potz-Nielsen, Randy HowellNOMINATING COMMITTEE

Jim Sherman – Chair, Ellen Tackett, Clara Lemming, Peggy Padgham, Noble Moss

PARKS AND LAKE COMMITTEE

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RULES ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE

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StaffEditor: Carole Clausing

Assistant Editor: Linda TeagardenCopy Editor: Catharine MossAdvertising: Donna DanielGraphic Artist: Ila CousinoCalendar: Betty Gaertner

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upon request - $10 annually plus $1 .50 per month for postageAdvertisers and “Letters To the Editor” do not necessarily reflect views of

the L.K.P.O.A. and endorsement is not intended.

The policy and purpose of this publication is to inform all residents of events and activities within our community, to report on actions and decisions made by our Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association Board of Directors, and publish the results of those decisions. Information is important for everyone to know that problems are being worked on and remedies are being sought.

The following items will be accepted for publication: Events and information about Kiowa organizations that are open to all residents; Events in our surrounding communities when Kiowa residents may be involved in them; Items of a personal nature that reflect on the generous character of our residents or a milestone in their life.

Letters to the Editor should be less than 350 words in length will be accepted if it presents a thoughtful and constructive view to an issue that may be controversial within our community. It may be reviewed and verified for factual accuracy by the appropriate authority. The factual clarification will be published along with the letter. The letter should be typed or in legible handwriting, signed by a verifiable resident, and will be published unedited with misspellings indicated when necessary. If handwriting cannot be easily read, it cannot be used. The CommuniQue will not be responsible for misreading a handwritten word. A letter may be refused publication if space is limited. If several letters are received expressing the same view, one may be chosen for publication. Letters containing personal attacks, self-promotion, or advertising will not be published. Letters to the Editor do not necessarily reflect the view of this newspaper or its advertisers.

From the Editor...

I have been given the comments regarding the CommuniQue from the Long Range Planning Survey that all of our members were asked to fillout last spring . A variety of answers were given to the following three questions: (1) “What items could be eliminated from the CommuniQue?” (2)”What would you like to see added to the CommuniQue?” and (3) “We welcome your ideas and comments for improvement .”First of all, I’d like to say that the

CommuniQue is a very profitablenewspaper (newsletter), thanks to all our advertisers from the Gainesville and Cooke County area . The support of our advertisers, and your support of them, more than pays the publishing, mailing, and printing costs . It makes a nice profit eachmonth for ourLakeKiowaProperty Owners Association . A lot of volunteerism in the photography, writing, and editing reduces our expenses . The full color front, back and center pages are a result of paid advertisers who pay for color in their ads . Thus, when we asked these questions, we were looking for improving the quality of the paper, not necessarily cutting the expenses .

Many of your suggestions have already been used . We have more information about members in our “Kiowa Kares” pages . We have had more school and kids articles submitted, but we would like to receive more . We have been printing and mailing the CommuniQue well in advance of the first dayof themonthbut still includeany actions from the last Board meeting of the month . There is an index to our advertisers tohelpyoufindservices inour area . There are more and better photos of special occasions .

A few responses indicated that the Board Minutes could be eliminated from the CommuniQue, but there were far more that indicated we should not

eliminate them as they are being read . The minutes are slightly out of date as they cannot be printed until approved . The “Board Notes” on the first pageof each edition attempts to summarize the current Board meeting and actions . Board Minutes may be found on the website, www .ntin .net/Kiowa, and it is updated as soon as approved . The archived minutes on the site date back to October, 1999 .

There were some comments about the website . It is updated every day with bulletin board information and whenever Board Minutes, Duplicate Bridge Scores, Woman’s Club, MGA or WGA information is submitted, those pages are updated as well . The Green Sheet (free listing of items for sale) is updated whenever additions come in .

Some respondents want more reporting of rules violations and vandalism . The Security Report does this in a general way . There are often good reasons for not publishing details and names .

Many of you said all letters to the editor should be printed with no censorship, however, the present policy as stated on this page will continue . Most “Letters To the Editor” express thanks to the general community for acts of kindness .

Your taking time to answer the survey is greatly appreciated and your suggestions will be seriously considered .

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Lake Kiowa Kiwanis Club has enjoyed several outstanding meetings in July and August . Anita Morris shared terrific information about theFriendsof theLodgeOrganizationandencouraged everyone to participate . Kiwanians also heard from Luke Walker, Callisburg student, who was sponsored by Kiwanians for the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Conference . Harvey Pippen, chairman of the Rules Committee for Lake Kiowa, gave the group much insight concerning the purpose, goals and responsibilities of this very important working committee of our community .

It is now time for all Lake Kiowans to help Kiwanians in their primary fund-raiser of the year . The Hamburger Supper is scheduled for Monday, September 15 from 5 to 7 p .m . at the Pavilion . Tickets are on sale $8 for

The NCTC Library staff invites all book lovers to pack a lunch and come join us for this special series of noon-time book reviews. It’s free, and we’ll even supply the drinks

Date: September 4

Time: Noon

Place: NCTC Lyceum

Title: Kate Remembered

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adults, $4 for children and are available from Kiwanis members . Please be a part of the scholarship fund drive .From 1985 until 2003 Lake Kiowa

Kiwanis Club has raised $23,300 for 46 scholarships. The NCTC Foundationcurrently offers three scholarships in the amount of $600 each (funded by Kiwanians) for local Callisburg students and/or associates of Lake Kiowa . Recently $500 was given to help fund school supplies for students in the Callisburg Middle School . Kiwanis Club strives to meet the needs of local school children of all ages .

Lake Kiowa Kiwanis Club meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month at the Lodge with dinner and a program following . All visitors are welcome . New members are especially welcome .

Jerry McCarter, President

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KESO MEETINGSEPTEMBER 4

10 A.M.LODGE

SPEAKER: SHERIFF MIKE COMPTON

EVERYONE IS INVITED.

COFFEE IS SERVED.

This course (formerly know as “55 Alive Driving Course”) will be offered to all Kiowa drivers over 50 years of age . You do not have to be a member of AARP to be eligible to take the course .

WHEN: Monday, October 13 and Tuesday, October 14 from 1 to 5 p .m . each day, with frequent breaks

WHERE: Southwest Room of Kiowa Lodge

CHARGE: $10 per person, payable atfirstsessionofcourse

BENEFITS OF TAKING THIS COURSE: Sharpens driving skills and entitles you to a discount on your automobile insurance .

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We never know what kind of fascinating treasures will come our way . The donations we receive are a valuable link to achieving our goals . We always want to thank those of you who donate and also those of you who make purchases .

BIG SALESaturday, September 20

8 a.m. to 1 p.m.At Mini Warehouses on 902 just west of gate is our first big sale aftera summer break with a workday on Friday,September19.Wealwayshavethousands of items for you to browse through, including the lighthouse-style doll house (pictured), a side-by-side refrigerator, sofa bed, dresser with mirror, lawnmower, secretary desk, small computer desk and many assorted household goods and decorative items . If you have usable unwanted household items, please call any one of the following volunteers:

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ADVISORY FROM ORIGINAL LAKE KIOWA FIRE AUXILIARY

In December of 2002, credit accounts for medical supplies in the amount of $9350.67weresetupfortheLakeKiowaVolunteerFireDepartmentwithEmergencyMedicalProducts,Inc.andMooreMedical.(SeeFebruaryCommuniQue, page 24) . No supplies were ordered from these accounts until now .FollowingisalistofsuppliesorderedbytheLKVFDJuly16through31:

(Each) (Total)3 (airway) Vac Starter Kits $79 .99 $239 .973 (airway) Vac Replacement Cartridges 12 .00 36 .003 Vac Carrying Cases 14 .45 43 .35 3 (4 count) Vac Adapter Tips 13 .50 40 .502 Hand Held Oximeters BCI 3301 540 .00 1,080 .002BCIChildFingerProbes 170.00 340.002 Hand Held Oximeter Carrying Cases 25 .99 51 .98 2 BCI Protective Boots 45 .00 90 .002 (Boxes of 12) Procell Prof Batteries 10 .45 20 .902BCIAdultFingerProbes 225.00 450.001 Body Traction Splint 149 .99 149 .00 12 Quick Clip Brd Straps 14 .50 174 .005 (4 oz .) Bottles Water Jel Burn Jel 3 .95 19 .755 (1/8oz .) Boxes Water Jel Burn Jel 13 .50 66 .756 (25 Count) Bxs . 4x4 Gauze Sponges 4 .05 24 .301 Blood Pressure Kit System (Nvy) 89 .00 89 .001 Blood Pressure Kit System (Or) 89 .00 89 .004 (100 Count) Boxes Butterfly Clos .Med . 4 .75 19 .004 (100 Count) Boxes Butterfly Clos . Lg . 6 .19 24 .765 (50 Count) Boxes Gloves Lg . 6 .00 30 .005 (50 Count) Gloves Med . @ $6 .00 each 6 .00 30 .002 (50 Count) Boxes Gloves Sm . 6 .00 12 .002 Chemetron Regulators 87 .50 175 .002 “D” Oxygen Tanks Empty 72 .99 145 .984 Speedblock Start Pack (immobilizer) 44 .95 179 .80 2 Leg Splints 135 .00 270 .004UltravueBackboard(red) 149.99 599.962 Immobile-Vac Complete Deluxe Syst . 639 .49 1,278 .982PediatricFullBodyMattressSet 223.79 447.582 Airspace Co . & Methane Monitor 318 .19 636 .382 Heartstart 2000 & 3000 Batteries 59 .79 119 .581BoxHeartstartDefib.Pad,Pair 144.19 144.191 Pr . Zip Side Station Boot Size 7 Med . 69 .95 69 .951 Motorola GP300 Battery 39 .95 39 .952MotorolaBatteriesFMod.SP50 27.89 55.781 Motorola GP350 Battery 44 .95 44 .952 Motorola Batteries Mod . MT1000 38 .29 38 .29 2 Paratech 30” Hooligan Tool 159 .79 319 .582 Paratech Metal Cut . Hooligan Tool 159 .79 319 .582FlightSiteLandingZoneKit,Complete 184.29 368.582 Whelen 122DB Speaker, Nylon 152 .95 305 .902 Whelen Alpha Sirens 12V DC 156 .49 312 .98

Total expenditure is $9,113 .53, leaving $237 .14 of the original amount meant for medical supplies .

Karen Smith

L.K.V.F.D., L.K.F.A., K.E.S.O., and L.K.V.F.D.A.

Are You Familiar With These Organizations?

In an effort to try to clear the air on these various service organizations, I want to give an overview without trying to “stir the pot .” All of these groups have been very hardworking in our Kiowa community and are valuable assets .L.K.V.F.D. (Lake Kiowa VolunteerFireDepartment)isagroupofdedicatedvolunteer firemen with a salaried FireChief, Joe Rider . It operates outside of Lake Kiowa, but is located adjacent to our boundary . It is ready to answer any emergency call or fight any firewithin the area or assist adjacent firedepartments when needed . It began with volunteers from the Lake Kiowa community, but most of its volunteers are now from surrounding communities . The L .K .P .O .A . supports it with fuel for the equipment and monetary assistance . Residents support it with their annual donations and by joining supportive organizations . It is a registered 501 .c .3 organization, thereby donations are tax-deductible .L.K.F.A.(LakeKiowaFireAuxiliary)was formed to support the L.KV.F.D.in 1973 after the first fire truck waspurchased. Fire truck refurbishing,equipment, and funds for training the volunteerswereraisedbytheL.K.F.A.It established a Memorial Fundaccepting contributions in memory of deceased loved ones . This fund was

only for medical supplies, equipment, or trainingofpersonnel.TheL.K.F.A.andL .K .P .O .A . were responsible for hiring apaidFireChiefin1988.TheL.K.F.A.placed Memorial Fund contributionsinto two pre-paid accounts for future purchasesbytheL.K.V.F.D.

K .E .S .O . (Kiowa Emergency Service Organization) was formed by members of the L.K.F.A., in an effortto expand training and resources for other emergency services not under the control of the Fire Department.K .E .S .O . has provided CPR classes, bought emergency equipment for the Lodge, provided classes in the use of this equipment, and is willing to support the L.K.V.F.D. when presented withproper documentation . It is a registered 501 .c .3 organization accepting tax-deductible contributions .L.K.V.F.D.A.(LakeKiowaVolunteerFireDepartmentAuxiliary)wasformedwhen the L.K.F.A. discontinued itsregular meetings . It solely supports the L.K.V.F.D.with itsGarageSales,ForeAlarm Golf Tournament, and various fund-raising events . It has presently re-established a Memorial Fund andis accepting contributions in memory of deceased loved ones for medical supplies and training of personnel .

I hope you are able to see that if you support any of these excellent organizations with money or your time, you will be supporting Lake Kiowa and all of the residents . Your annual $50 contributions will be greatly appreciated by all Kiowans .

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TheLakeKiowaVolunteerFireDepartment (LKVFD)wishes to thankeveryonewhodonatedmoney toourLKVFDMEMORIALFUNDinmemory of their loved ones . It is because of your generosity that we were able to purchase medical supplies and equipment . As a result, our medical rescue trucks are now much better equipped to handle your emergencies .

The following is a list of some of the items we were able to purchase:(2)Care-Flite landingkits, (2)bloodpressurekits, (2)oxygen regulators, (2)oxygenbottles, (3)V-Vac’s (suctionunits)withaccessories, (2)

hand held pulse oximeters with accessories, (2) complete sets body traction splints (adult, child and pediatric), (4) speed block start packs (head emobolizers for back boards), (4) back boards with straps, (2) leg traction splints .(4) Hooligan tools (2) cut metal & (2) lock removal), Kendrick (extractiondevice),fireboots,gauze,assortedbutterflyclosures(4)boxesofmediumand(4)boxesoflarge,(15)boxesofassortedsizesofsurgicalgloves,Oxygenduffelbag,rescueresponsemaxibag,(6)handheldradiobatteries,(2)CO2sensors,(2)automaticexternaldefibrillation(AED)batteries , box of AED pads, (2)CO monitors and water-burn gel

IfyouwishtodonatetothisveryworthyFUNDpleasesendyourdonationintheformofacheckto:LakeKiowaFireDepartment,550KiowaDriveWest,LakeKiowa,TX76240.PleasebesuretonoteonyourcheckthatitisspecificallyfortheLKVFDMEMORIALFUND.Yourcontributions,onbehalfofalovedone,willbeusedformedicaltrainingoftheLKVFDpersonnel,andpurchaseofmedicalsuppliesandequipment.

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Helping Others A mouse looked through a crack in the wall to see the farmer

and his wife opening a package . What food might it contain? He was aghast to discover that it was a mouse trap . Retreating to the farmyard, the mouse proclaimed the warning: “There

is a mouse trap in the house, there is a mouse trap in the house .” The chicken clucked and scratched, raised her head and said, “Mr . Mouse, I can tell this is a grave concern to you, but it is of no con-sequence to me . I cannot be bothered by it .” The mouse turned to the pig and told him, “There is a mouse trap in the house .” “I am so sorry Mr . Mouse,” sympathized the pig, “but there is nothing I can do about it but pray . Be assured that you are in my prayers .” The mouse turned to the cow . She said, “Like wow, Mr . Mouse . a mouse trap, I am in grave danger . Duh?” So the mouse returned to the house, head down, and dejected to face the farmer’s mouse trap alone . That very night a sound was

heard throughout the house, like the sound of a mouse trap catching its prey . The farmer’s wife rushed to see what was caught . In the darkness, she did not see that it was a venomous

snake whose tail the trap had caught . The snake bit the farmer’s wife . The farmer rushed her to the hospital . She returned home with a fever . Now ev-eryone knows you treat a fever with fresh chicken soup, so the farmer took his hatchet to the farmyard for the soup’s main ingredient . His wife’s sickness continued so that friends and neighbors came to sit with her around the clock . To feed them, the farmer butchered the pig . The farmer’s wife did not get well . She died and so many people came for her funeral the farmer had the cow slaughtered to provide meat for all of them to eat . So the next time you hear that someone in Lake Kiowa is facing adifficulttime,askhowyoucanhelp,assomanyKiowansdo,andLakeKiowa will be an even better place to live .

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DEPARTMENTThe Lake Kiowa Volunteer FireDepartment Auxiliary (LKVFDA),chaired by Peggy Ashton, is recognized by the state as the official auxiliaryof the Lake Kiowa Volunteer FireDepartment (LKVFD). It is thedesire of the auxiliary to continue the tradition and sole purpose set forth by its founders on June 7, 1973, to raise money for the maintenance and expansionoftheLKVFD.Themoneyraised by the auxiliary goes directly to thefiredepartment.

If you are interested in channeling your energies into volunteering for a worthwhile and productive cause, please consider joining this dedicated auxiliary . The dues are $5 per year per person, open to both men and women . Monthly meetings are held on the second Thursday of every month at 7 p .m . at the Lodge . The auxiliary welcomes your support and suggestions for fund-raising ideas for your firedepartment. The LKVFDA does holdseveral fund-raisers throughout the year, which includes garage sales, bake sales, a golf tournament and raffles . SERVICESTOTHECOMMUNITY-TheFireAuxiliaryandFireDepartmenthave several ongoing services to the community, including distributing the Vial of Life (where you record your medications and keep in your refrigerator, available to emergency personnel); a Helping Hand service which involves a large inventory of medical items available on a lending

basis to members of our community at no charge, including wheel chairs, crutches, walkers, hospital bed, cardio-glides, and shower chairs; a free lending service of items useful when grandchildren visit, including cribs, high chairs, play pens, roll-a-way beds; a collection of donations in order to assemble and present the Fireworksdisplay every July 4th; and many other services including the most important one - that of protecting our lives and property through proper and ongoing medical training and fire-fightingexperience so vital to a community of thissize.Certificationsandinformationon our fire-fighters’ qualifications areavailableat thefire stationatany timefor viewing .$50 DONATION REQUEST - Eachyear the Fire Department requests adonation of $50 per lot to help with maintenance and operation . This may be sent to 550 Kiowa Dr . West or droppedoffattheredmailboxatthefirestation .MEMORIALFUND- theLKVFDA

has a Memorial Fund, to which youmay send any amount to the FireDept . as a memorial to a loved one; acknowledgement will be sent to the family of a friend or loved one for whom a donation is made . Memorial funds go toward training and equipment for the Fire Department. Call chairmanAnnHennessy at 665-1588 for information .BARGAIN BARN - The LKVFD

Bargain Barn accepts your donations of household items to be used in garage sales to raise funds for the firedepartment . If you would like to drop off items or have them picked up, call 665-9321 or the numbers listed below . Remember, your donations are tax deductible, whether cash or goods . Receipts are given whenever requested .

Information on meetings, fund-raisers and other activities can be found in the CommuniQue, the Journal of North Texas, Cable Channel 2 and online at www .Nortexinfo .net/Kiowa .

Info - Peggy Ashton at 665-7977 or Evelyn Szatkowski at 612-3787

LKVFD AUXILIARY COMING EVENTS IN OCTOBER AND

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October isFirePreventionMonth.The LKVFD Auxiliary will beholding a family picnic in the park (West Beach) thanking the LKVFDfor 30 years of service to the community and fire area. Date andtime will be announced in October . Getting ready for Christmas? The LKVFDAuxiliarywill hold anArtsand Crafts Faire together with aGarage Sale/Bake Sale . There will be a small table charge for crafters . Date and time will be announced in November . Plans are also in the works for a dinner and live auction sponsored by LKVFD and LKVFDAuxiliary .

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LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION MINUTES

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORSTUESDAY, JULY 29, 2003 –

6:00 P.M.LODGE BOARD ROOM

Call to Order: President Michael Cook called the meeting to order at 6:00 p .m . All directors were present with


BOARD MEETINGMONDAY – JULY 21, 2003

LODGE ASSEMBLY ROOMAGENDA

CALL TO ORDERMike Cook called the meeting to

order at 6:03 PM with the Pledge of Allegiance . All board members were present except Pat Broecker .INTRODUCTION OF NEW

MEMBERSThere were no new members in

attendance to introduce .APPROVALOFMINUTESThe minutes of the July 7, 2003 Board

meeting were approved as corrected with motion by Joan Carroll, second by Stella DiPasqua with all in favor .TREASURER’SREPORTStella DiPasqua reported the staff was

busy with yearend reporting resulting in delayed preparation of the report . Also, in an effort to reduce costs future monthly reports will be presented by power point or overhead projection . Members desiring a hard copy of the reportmaypickoneupatthePOAofficeor download from the web site . June was a very good month with positive net funding of $29,049 primarily from Lodge sales . Cost reduction measures include possible consolidation of vendors such as uniform suppliers .

MANAGER AND DEPARTMENT Continued on page 24


BOARD MEETINGMONDAY – AUGUST 11, 2003LODGE ASSEMBLY ROOM

AGENDACALL TO ORDERMike Cook called the meeting to

order at 6 PM with all board members present except Stella DiPasqua and Bob Hughes .APPROVALOFMINUTESThe minutes of the Board meeting

of July 21, 2003 were postponed due to lack of inclusion in the packet . The minutes of the Special meeting of July 29, 2003 were approved on motion by Charles Huddleston and second by Bob Bergbower with all in favor except abstention by Jack Thies .OLDBUSINESSMike Cook expressed concern that

the comments made during the July 21 meeting about potential loss of outside banquet bookings at the Lodge . Michael reported that his follow up on this item revealed that only one person had called and that they had since been contacted and reassured the LKPOA would honor its commitments .

Mike Cook responded to prior questions from the membership regarding expenses incurred with the dismissal of Bill Keating . Attorney fees for June and July directly related to Mr . Keating’s dismissal were $787 .50 . Cindy Stormer attended two board meetings in June and July . At those meetings, the board discussed the dismissal of Bill Keating, the Hoagland lawsuit, the Roberto Sheets claim, purchase of ½ interest in lot 1191, and other administrative items . The severance package given to Bill Keating was $30,899 .86, which covered 24 weeks salary and related payroll taxes .NEWBUSINESSA discussion about how to encourage

more membership involvement with direct drafting of monthly expenses resulted in staff being directed to make a study of current water department use, and possible incentives .

Review of a proposal by KESO to fund the installation of one early warning siren system resulted in general consensus and the topic will be continued on the agenda . Possible POA property sites will be considered and an open hearing on site location was suggested .

Offer by the owner of lot 1878 to sell their property back to the POA was rejected on motion by Bob Bergbower

with second by Joan Carroll and all in favor .Reconfiguration of the silt basin to

avoid use of lot 1191, and restarting the silt removal, was approved on motion by Charles Huddleston, with second by Bob Bergbower, and all in favor .

Motion by Rick Walker with second by Joan Carroll to deny request for installation of a POA dock at lot 1617 was tabled following comments from the lot owner .

Request by owners of lot 198 to sell 20’ of lot 199 was approved based on contingency of purchasing lots 199 and 200, with motion by Dave Spangler, second by Bob Bergbower and all in favor .

Request by George Davis to add Mahaley Davis to the Lake and Parks Committee was approved with all in favor following motion by Bob Bergbower and second by Joan Carroll .

As a result of resignation by Pat Broecker from the board, position changes made by unanimous consent were; Jack Thies as Vice President, David Spangler on Election Committee, Rick Walker as chair of Long Range Planning, and removing Rick Walker as co-chair of Architectural Control Committee leaving Bob Hughes as chair .

Recess of meeting made at 7:30 PM to be followed by executive session .EXECUTIVESESSIONUpon motion by Joan Carroll and

second by Bob Bergbower the board entered executive session at 7:50 PM . With motion by Bob Bergbower and second by Jack Thies the board exited executive session at 8:40 PM .CONTINUEDBUSINESSThe first Monday in September is

labor day and meeting will be moved to Wednesday, September 3, 2003 in the Southwest room .ADJOURNRick Walker motioned to adjourn at 8:

50 PM with second by Bob Bergbower and all in favor .

HEAD REPORTSAdministration was covered in the

Treasurer Report .Golf – David Long reported the

course remains in good condition in light of the high heat index experiences of late . With the high temperatures it is even more important to repair ball marks on the greens in order to maintain grass quality . Adjustment of the surround heads continues and should be completed within a week . Question of impact from water department stage II drought plan was answered as no impact as course water derived from the lake .

Public Works – Don Hoover reported they were busy getting ready for the 4th of July celebration and continue working on other small projects . Construction of the building at Little FoxPondwithbathroomsandastorageroom continues . Spraying for ants and insects in parks and around buildings is an ongoing process and members are reminded that chemical use is kept to a minimum . Pothole repair, patching at driveway ends, and ditch work is under way on the roads . Question of dredging activity was responded as not yet restarted .

Security – Gary Davidson reported the 4th of July seemed to provide a record numberofguestsandtrafficcongestionat the gate . Lake patrol conducted 54 boating stops and 6 assists while land patrol performed 14 traffic stops, 6assists, and 9 curfew violations during the period . Animal control problems continue with 44 dog, cat and varmint calls . Citations written during the period totaled 17, and Sheriff’s deputies responded to 3 incidents of trespassing, burglary and public intoxication . The sticker party on July 19th had 519 vehicles tagged and members are reminded of sticker parties on July 26th and August 2nd .

Lodge – Rocky Campbell opened his report with a reminder that one year ago hemade his first ever reportthat was dismal . That report included a budget missed by over $11,000 and loss of over $8,000 on the 4th of July party . This year he is pleased to report that we beat the budget by over $6,000, have estimated profit of over$4,000 from 4th of July, and increased revenue for the year by over $100,000 . He attributed this success to a hard working team of employees, a Board and Lodge & Tavern Committee that furnished leadership and direction, and a community that provided trust and support . Questioned about continued support of the board and Lodge & Tavern Committee Rocky responded

the exception of Jack Thies . Observers in attendance were Mary Gill, George Davis and interim manager Lloyd Butts .

Agenda: The only item of business to be discussed was a request by the Lake Kiowa Angler’s and Conservation Club to approve a relief of the club’s logo to be embedded into the building materials on the north wall of the new restrooms beingbuiltatLittleFoxPond.

A copy of the relief was presented to the board for its review .

George Davis reported that the Lake and Parks Committee had approved to recommend this request at its meeting on July 28, 2003 . Stella DiPasqua read a letter from the Lakes and Parks Committee stating this recommendation .

After discussion, a motion made by Stella DiPasqua and seconded by Rick Walker to approve the relief and was unanimously approved .

Adjourn: There being no further business, on a motion by Bob Bergbower and a second by Bob Hughes to adjourn . Motion carried .

PROPOSALS continued from page 3

Fort Bend, Galveston, Harris, Montgomery,Tarrant, Travis, Waller or Williamson County .

Prop . 5 SJR 25 Staples/ChisumSJR 25 would authorize the legislature to

exempt from all property taxes certain tangible personal property, which could include a travel trailer not substantially affixed to real estateand not used as a residential dwelling .

Prop . 6 HJR 23 Hochberg/Solomons/CoronaHJR23wouldauthorizeaqualifiedhomeownertorefinanceahomeequityloanwithareversemortgage loan .

Prop . 7 HJR 44 Hughes/Pena/RatliffHJR 44 would reduce the number of persons who

make up the jury in a district court criminal misdemeanor case from twelve to six .

Prop . 8 HJR 62 Truitt/NelsonHJR 62 would authorize the legislature to permit aperson toassumeofficewithoutanelectionif the person is the only candidate to qualify in an election for that office and the electionis required by the Texas Constitution . This proposition applies to state and local political subdivisions, whereas Proposition 18 applies only to local political subdivisions .

Prop . 9 HJR 68 Hupp/Hunter/Miller/Delisi/Berman/FrasierHJR68,Section2wouldredefinethecomposition

of the permanent and available school funds by requiringduringthenexttwofiscalyears,and

authorizing thereafter, annual distributions to the available school fund of a percentage of any increase in the value of the permanent school fund’s total investment assets .

Prop . 10 HJR 61 McReynolds/ArmbristerHJR 61 would authorize municipalities to donate surplus fire fighting equipment, supplies, ormaterials to the Texas Forest Service, whichwould be authorized to distribute based on need the equipment to rural volunteer firedepartments .

Prop . 11 HJR 85 Homer/EstesHJR 85 would authorize the legislature to

regulate the operation of wineries in Texas, regardless of whether a winery is located in an area in which the sale of wine has been authorized by local option election .

Prop . 12 HJR 3 Nixon/NelsonHJR 3 would immediately authorize the

Legislature to limit non-economic damages assessed against a provider of medical or health care and, after January 1, 2005, to limit awards in all other types of cases .

Prop . 13 HJR 16 Brown, Fred/Brown, Betty/Gattis/Chavez/Baxter/Nelson

HJR 16 would authorize a county, city, town, and junior college district to freeze property taxes on a residential homestead of a person who is disabled or aged 65 or older .

Prop . 14 HJR 28 Pickett/Hamric/Krusee/Gutierrez/Menendez/Lucio

HJR 28 would authorize the Texas Department of Transportation to issue notes or borrow money to fund highway improvement projects . The terms of the notes or loans may not exceed two years .

Prop . 15 HJR 54 King/Pena/Jones, Elizabeth/Capelo/Swinford/Brimer

HJR 54 would prohibit a local retirement system and thepolitical subdivision thatfinances theretirement system from reducing or otherwise impairing certain accrued benefits under thelocal retirement system .

Prop . 16 SJR 42 Carona/SolomonsSJR 42 would amend the Texas Constitution to

allow home equity lines of credit and allow refinancing of a home equity loan with areverse mortgage loan .

Prop . 17 HJR 21 Hamric/Wohlgemuth/Menendez/VandePutte

HJR 21 would prohibit an increase in school property taxes on residence homesteads of disabled persons .

Prop . 18 HJR 59 Uresti/VandePutteHJR 59 would authorize the legislature to permit a person to assume an office of a politicalsubdivision without an election if the person is the only candidate to qualify in an election for thatofficeand theelection is requiredby theTexas Constitution . This proposition applies only to local political subdivisions, whereas Proposition 8 applies to state and local political

subdivisions .Prop . 19 SJR 45 Madla/Lewis*SJR 45 would repeal the legislature’s authority to create ruralfirepreventiondistricts.EffectiveSeptember 1, 2003, all existing rural fireprevention districts will convert to emergency services districts .

Prop . 20 SJR 55 Shapleigh/CorteSJR 55 would authorize the issuance of general

obligation bonds in a total amount not to exceed $250 million that will be used to provide loans foreconomicdevelopmentprojectsthatbenefitdefense-related communities in Texas .

Prop . 21 SJR 19 Williams/EisslerSJR 19 would authorize current and retired

faculty members of a public institution of higher education to receive compensation for service as a member of the governing body of a water district .

Prop . 22 HJR 84 Uresti/Goolsby/Luna/McReynolds/VandePutte

HJR 84 would authorize the appointment of a temporary replacement officer to serve onbehalfofastate,district,orlocalpublicofficerwho is called into active military duty for longer than 30 days .

24 CommuniQue September 2003LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION MINUTES

MINUTES OF THE BOARD MEETING

KIOWA HOMEOWNERS WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION

WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 2003INVOCATION: President Ike Gill

opened with a word of prayer .CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was

held at the Kiowa Homeowners Water SupplyCorporationofficeandcalledtoorder at 9 a .m . by President Ike Gill .ESTABLISHMENTOFAQUORUM:

A quorum was established with all members present .NOVISITORSORGUESTSWERE

PRESENT .APPROVAL OF THE JUNE 11,2003 MEETING MINUTES: JamesRobison made a motion, seconded by Harold Deem, to accept the minutes as presented . The motion carried .

MANAGER’S REPORT: Manager Young reported three new taps installed at Lots 1504 – Troy Miller, 1338 – Chris Heaton and 1024 – Jerry Penland . Overtime reported for June was 12 .5 hours for Robert .

A new employee, Jason Blanton, was hired to replace Cody .

Manager Young reported on the number of electronic meter units replaced above ground, presently, but plans are to put them underground at a later date . Thus far 183 units have been replaced . Construction of new water lines on Kiowa Dr . E . necessitates the replacement of some concrete, which has been approved by the LKPOA .

DISCUSSION AND APPROVALOFFINANCIALSTATEMENTSANDAUTHORIZATION TO PAY BILLS:Manager Young reviewed the monthly statement for the Board . Steve Wood made a motion to accept the statement as presented and to pay the monthly bills . Jess Maxwell seconded the motion which passed unanimously .DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE

ACTION: On a motion by Peggy Padgham, seconded by Jess Maxwell, the board voted unanimously to lease a Sharp copymachine. Office staff hadtriedfivedifferentbrandsofcopiersandreceived bids on each . The Sharp best fitstheneedsoftheoffice.DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE

ACTION: Board members were given copies of the Emergency Procedure that is in place .DISCUSSION OF ANY ITEMSTO BE INCLUDED ON THE NEXTMEETING’S AGENDA:1. GolfCourseWaterUsage.2 . Tariff Book revisions –

Committee Report .ADJOURNMENTOFMEETING:Harold Deem moved to adjourn at

10:35 a .m . Dick Carroll seconded the motion . All were in favor .

The next regular meeting will be August 13, 2003, at 9 a .m .

Respectfully submitted:Peggy Padgham, Secretary

in favor .Motion by Stella DiPasqua with

second by Bob Bergbower to approve Architectural Control Committee with co-chair Rick Walker and Bob Hughes, members Jane Moberly, James Robison, Walt Beherns, Bill White, Brent Reed, Randy Howell and Mike Rickwa (ex officio)passedwithallinfavor.

Motion by Charles Huddleston with second by Stella DiPasqua to approve a slate for Lodge & Tavern Committee resulted in much discussion and following a short recess the motion was amended to have co-chair Charles Huddleston and Bob Bergbower, members, Jim Dolan, Evelyn Szatkowski, David Priore, Bob McDaniel, Jayne Sweet, Lori Abbott, Lou VanderMolen, Joe Brockette, Terry Wescoat, David Byrne, Howard Martin, Pat Peale, Allen Smith, Dennis Potts, Frank O’Dell, Harold Deem, LavertaBurhans, Noble Moss and Rocky Campbell (ex officio) and passedwithall in favor .

David Long presented a request from a member to install either a pond or grove of trees between fairways #3 and #10 in order to offer protection for a new home being designed . The lot owner is willing to bear the expense and a motion by Joan Carroll with second by Rick Walker to proceed with a civil engineer to evaluate the most feasible method was passed with all in favor .

Stella DiPasqua reported on the Angler and Conservation Club willingness to modify an old pontoon boat and create afishingplatform.Unanimousconsentwas granted to proceed with a plan for presentation to the board at a later date .

Rick Walker moved, with second by Stella DiPasqua to allow the Angler and Conservation Club logo to be placed on the building under construction at Little Fox Pond. Following discussion andrequest from Lake & Parks chair George Davis, Bob Bergbower moved to table the motion, with second by Bob Hughes; motion was tabled with yes votes by Bergbower, Hughes, Huddleston, Carroll and Thies, abstention by Walker, and no vote by DiPasqua .

Stella DiPasqua reported that Bob Lusk has information from his fishsurvey that would indicate a need to restrict fishing in certain areas duringthe March – April spawning season . A presentation by Bob Lusk will be scheduled for a future open board meeting .

Presentation of the Long Range Planning survey results were tabled until the September 29th workshop as it appears some of the initial reports may have been misinterpreted .

Motion by Bob Bergbower, with second by Joan Carroll expressing board support for the Lodge banquet commitments passed with all in favor .Frank O’Dell reported on behalf ofFriends of the Lodge that they werewilling to spend about $6,000 to repaint and upgrade window treatments in the Southwest Room . A motion by Bob Hughes, with second by Bob Bergbower to allow this process to begin was passed with all in favor .QUESTIONS AND COMMENTSFROMMEMBERS

Lee Potts – 418 – Commended board for Lodge and Tavern action .

Pat Peale – 735 – Legislative report that redistricting could include us in Dallas county and suggested we contact our representatives to express desire to remain rural . Also cited a statement in

he felt the prior support and direction was no longer being provided and the result was possible loss of outside banquet events along with deteriorated morale of staff . Additional questions were posed regarding compliance with Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission rules and it was noted we use an option that allows license fees to be paid from alcohol sales as opposed to individual membership costs .OLDBUSINESSBy unanimous consent scheduled a

workshop on proposed rules for board governance for 6 PM September 29, 2003 .NEWBUSINESSMotion by Bob Bergbower with

second by Joan Carroll to approve Communications Committee with chair Carole Clausing, members Linda Teagarden, Donna Daniel, Bill Burhans, Catherine Moss, Jerry Parr and Joan Carroll passed with yes votes by Hughes, Bergbower, Huddleston, Carroll, Walker and Thies and a no vote by DiPasqua .

Motion by Bob Hughes with second by Joan Carroll to approve Legislative Committee with chair Pat Peale, members Bob Wickersham, Sid Waghorne, Jerry Parr and Bob Manner passed with all in favor .

Motion by Bob Bergbower with second by Bob Hughes to approve Nominating Committee with chair Jim Sherman, members Ellen Tackett, Clara Lemming, Peggy Padgham and Noble Moss passed with all in favor .

Motion by Stella DiPasqua with second by Rick Walker to approve Welcome Committee with chair Mary Gill, members Ann Butler, Dori Gehr and Betty Becker passed with all in favor .

Motion by Bob Hughes with second by Joan Carroll to approve Election Committee with chair Pat Jessee, members Joanne Dorsch, Jerry McCarter, Russell Rollins, Jack Lane, Clara Lemming, Joann Prestage, Jayne Sweet, Bill Marr, Mary Benninger, Inez Freeman,andMargieNashpassedwithall in favor .

Motion by Stella DiPasqua with second by Bob Berbower to approve Covenant, Bylaw, and Rules Committee with chair David Spangler, members Lloyd Butts, Linda Hirneise, Don Howeth, Bob Kalina, Craig Lamkin, Jack Lane, Tony Morris, Herman Plott, Steve Potz-Neilson and Molly Worthen passed with all in favor .

Motion by Bob Hughes with second by Bob Bergbower to approve Rules Enforcement Committee with chair Harvey Pippin, members Brent Reed, Jan Hein, Phyllis Gardner, Barbara Roeder, Virgil Musick, Tony Morris, Lou VanderMolen, and Karen VanderMolen passed with all in favor .

Motion by Stella DiPasqua with second by Joan Carroll to approve Golf Committee with chair Chuck Essex, members June Cloud, Mabel Sample, Janet Perpich, Roger Pierce, Tom Fluker, Bill Thomas, Al Arronte(MGA), Larry Reese (MGA), Miriam Beebee (WGA), Brown McCrory (ex officio) and David Long (ex officio)passed with all in favor . .

Motion by Bob Hughes with second by Stella DiPasqua to approve Lake and Parks Committee with chair George Davis, members Ken Hutchinson, Bob Kalina, Barb Lovegreen, Jerry Slater, Frank Winnert, Rosaleigh Wood, BobWickersham and Bob Bingham with all

the July Communique that members are allowed to comment and ask questions of the Board at any time .

Dennis Potts – 418 – Questioned what would be different when dredging restarted . Response was that outflow efficiencywould be established over aweek or two . Dennis then questioned whether measurement of remaining silt would be more effective .

Dick Carroll – 426 – Queried about alternative plans if dredging efficiencywas 10 to 90 per cent effective instead of ideal 4/96 ratio of silt/water .

Ken Tackett – 1755 – Asked about costs relating to termination of our Community Manager and response from Mike Cook cited both need to comply with attorney advice and the 24 week severance package previously cited in minutes, with other costs to be furnished later .

Lou VanderMolen – 462 – Asked if Bob Lusk would be a source for determining dredge effectiveness .

Lee Potts – 418 – Queried about $312,000 remaining in CIP budget and how it was earmarked . Response was dredging and east gate projects still open .

Virgil Musick – 1440 – Asked if Pat Broecker comment about using toll tags had any progress and was informed subject still under study .

Dick Carroll – 426 – Stated that response to Keating termination was confusing and not sure if severance package could be discussed .

Bob Wickersham – 1030 – Requested that legal fees be included in explanation of costs related to termination of Bill Keating .

John Clausing – 196 – Suggested the board come up with $200 to improve

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the sound system in the assembly room . Also requested the dredge operations get restarted .EXECUTIVESESSIONUpon motion by Bob Hughes and

second by Rick Walker the board entered executive session at 8:18 PM . With motion by Bob Bergbower and second by Rick Walker the board exited executive session at 10:18 PM .CONTINUEDBUSINESSMotion by Bob Bergbower with

second by Joan Carroll to return the escrow on lot 285 passed with all in favor .

Motion by Bob Bergbower with second by Rick Walker to give the LakeKiowaVolunteerFireDepartment$1,000 per month and discontinue providing fuel effective August 1 in lieu of current $750 per month and fuel, passed with all in favor .

By unanimous consent authorized Michael Cook to enter negotiations for an interim Community Manager .

The board accepted the resignation of Pat Broecker in response to her request, and expressed appreciation for her service .

Approved by unanimous consent the appointment of Dave Spangler to the board .

With unanimous consent approved the start of our annual audit process to begin August 1, 2003 .ADJOURNBob Hughes made a motion to

adjourn at 10:25 PM with second by Bob Bergbower and all in favor .

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940-665-0724940-665-6837

1-800-525-6734

Exterior painting, reasonable rates, references available

A.J. BeYer(940) 665-2788

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

Call Craig Harper,Kiowa T.L.C.

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

ALLIANCE PEST CONTROL

In Business Since 1976Pest Control & Pre-Construction

Termite Treatment

Roger Black 940-665-1379

106 Crockett DriveLake Kiowa, TX 76240

KIOWA ONLINEsupports our

troops.

940-612-0800

HollidaY’s Hauling & deliverY

serviceFor Your Hauling & Delivery Needs

Call Craig @(903) 429-880418’ Trailer with

4’ Sides, 82” Wide

COMPUTER SALESAND SERVICE

NEW AND REBUILT UPGRADES ANDINSTRUCTIONSFRED BRADLEY

665-1209

JANKE’SHeating and Air

Conditioning940-668-7741

1221 Kiowa Drive EastTACLB021586E

All Makes and Models

REAL ESTATEThinking of selling in the near future? Call me to get unique

ideas on marketing, financing, & appeal. utilize my experience & mLS to get top $ for your home.

FRee CmA!DON SCHNeIDeR, Broker/Owner

Lake & Country Realtors940-612-2222 or 940-668-7363

For New Construction, Remodels, Fences, Decks and DocksWe have local references.

SPUR CONSTRUCTIONScott Thurman

or Sam Hillat 940-612-3068,

940-531-0706 (cell),940-782-4383,

or 940-825-3711

“The Pet’s Pal”Paige Manner McLeroy

Call Paige for information about house sitting and/or

keeping your pet.

940-612-5394

lake Kiowa Mini warehouseBoat - Land - Inside Storage

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

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

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

Serving Lake Kiowa since 1980.

John Carpenter(817) 504-1565 cell

m a r Y k a YDori Gehr

Independent Beauty Consultant

[email protected] marykay.com/dgehr

Big Tree Self Storage

All New Units5x10, 8x10, 10x15, and 10x20

Padsites avail. for RVs

(940) 727-2371

24-hourGated

Security

Electronic gate access

Conveniently located on FM 902,1 mile East of Lake Kiowa

Ask about ournew 10x20 units

KOHAH CONSTRUCTION

30 yrs. Exp. Remodeling, Add on,

Repairs, New construction.All types of remodeling.

No job too small or too big.Charles Meshell

668-6767

Computer TutorTra in ing In :

Loading sof tware E-Mai l s

Organiz ing FoldersAttachments

Or any Bas ic Computer Problems you may have .

Call Brittany @ 940-612-5490$10 .00 hr .

T.J.’s Computer RepairHaving computer problems?

Call at 668-2528 !!*Certified Professional

AL OETTE COSMETICS

K a r e n S h e p p a r d9 4 0 - 6 1 2 - 0 7 8 8

C a l l f o r a c a t a l o g ,l e a v e m e s s a g e .

ACREAGE FOR SALE1) 377 acres of Rolling Hills & Beautiful

Trees. 4 miles from Lake Kiowa on CR 219 - $3,000 per acre

2) 58 acres with cute 3/1 Farm House & Big Shop. Beautiful land with pastures,

trees, fencing, cross fencing, loafing shed, & several tanks. Only 2 miles from Lake Kiowa’s

entrance just off Hwy 902. - $275,0003) 212 acres in Dexter. Great hunting.

Approx. 20 acre lake. See Today. $1,995 per acre

4) 138 acres in Montague Co. of beautiful hills, trees and pasture land. If you enjoy wildlife and the outdoors,

this is for you! - $275,0005) 40 acres in Capps Corner, Tx - $119,900LAKE & COUNTRY REALTORS

940-612-2222

Tiger lawn Careyour Total year-round Service

125 San Chez Drive - Lake KiowaRalph Craddock

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

Occasional Child CareBy Grandma wanna be

Kiowa ResidentSuzanne Beck

612-3381

KIOWA FATHER/SONREMODELING TEAMRepairs/additions of any kind.

33 yrs. in Highland Park. Our hands do the work (no sub-contractors).If we can serve you,

call Don or Jake Rogersat 668-6274

FOR SALe By OWNeR215 Navajo Trail, 3/2/2 + office.excellent location & condition.

Large fenced lot. $88,500940-665-8731 or 940-641-1258

The Market PlaceBuy / Sell / Trade / Barter / Service

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


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Chapel - 8-8:30 am @ Lodge



Chapel Choir - 8 am @ Lodge

Tennis - Mixed - 8 amLine Dancing - 9 am,

Beginning Line Dancing - 10:30 am @ Lodge

Bird & Nature - 10 am 1029 Kiowa Dr E

Duplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

Kiwanis Hamburgers - 5 pm @ Pavilion

POA Open Board Meeting - 7 pm @ Lodge

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LodgeTennis - Mixed - 8 am

Line Dancing - 9 am @ Lodge

Beginning Line Dancing - 10:30 am @ Lodge

Duplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

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WGA Golf - 7:30 am @ Pro Shop for 8:00 Tee off

Tennis-Men - 9 am

Bingo - 7-9 pm @ Lodge

WGA Golf - 7:30 am @ Pro Shop for 8:00 Tee

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WGA Golf - 7:30 am @ Pro Shop for 8:00

Tee offTennis-Men - 9 am

Bingo - 7-9 pm @ LodgeLK Anglers &

Conservation - 7 pm @ Lodge

WGA Scramble and Lunch - 7:30 am @ Pro Shop for 8:00 Tee off

Tennis-Men - 9 am


POA Workshop - 6 pm @ Lodge SW Room

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Exercise - 8 am @ LodgeComputer Club - 7 pm @

LodgeKiowa Woman’s Club -

10:30 @ Lodge


KESO - Sheriff Compton - 10 am @ Lodge

Kiwanis Dinner - 6:30 @ Lodge


Marathon I Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

SW RoomKiwanis Dinner - 6:30

@ Lodge

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LAKE KIOWA CALENDAR

Country Buffet 11-2

Country Buffet 11-2

Country Buffet 11-2

Cards for Cure - 1:30 @ Lodge

Country Buffet 11-2

LKVFDA - 7 pm @ Lodge SW Room


Computer Club - 7 pm @ Lodge


Garden Club - 10 am @ Lodge


Kiowa Ones - 6 pm @ Kiowa Cafe

Arts & Crafts - 10 am @ Lodge

Steak Night

Steak Night

Steak Night

Lodge HoursSunday - 11-6

Monday - ClosedTuesday - Closed

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

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

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

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

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

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

Ladies Tennis- 9 AM

Women’s Club Championship

Ladies Tennis- 9 AM

LKACC Bass Tournament -

6 am @ Pavilion

Ladies Tennis- 9 AM


Bible Study - 10 am 103 Sequoya Cv

RALLY FOR A CURECALCUTTA

6:30 pm @ Lodge


Handicap Night Tournament

Early Settlers Reunion - 11:00 am @ Lodge

Lodge Dining 11-9:30Steak Night

Ladies Tennis- 9 AM

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Buy one M/L Pizza - Get one 1/2 price




Buy one Catfish Dinner Get One 1/2 Price




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LABOR DAY

Men’s Club Championship

Tournament - 1st day


Tournament - 2nd day


Tournament - 3rd day

Modoc Block Party - 6:30 pm @ Pavilion

13th Annual Fore Alarm Tournament - 8 am

ShotgunOUTPOST SALE

8 am - 1 pmKID FISH - Noon - 3 pm

@ Little Fox Pond

Outpost Workday

MGA Shootout - 3:30 pm @ Pro Shop

MONTE CARLO NIGHT@ LODGE

Gourmet - 11:30 am



VOTE

Karaoke Night - 7 pm@ 19th Hole

Karaoke Night - 7 pm@ 19th Hole

POA Office Closed

east side cOrner lOt witH pOOl

MarionHoeflein940-668-7864

711 Kiowa Drive East Lot 1091

Noble Moss 940-665-5488Lake Kiowa Realty

Don’t forgetRALLY FOR THE CURE

CALCUTTASeptember 30 at 6:30 pm

at Lake Kiowa LodgeEveryone is Invited!It’s not too late to be

a hole sponsorCALL US!

Lake Kiowa CommuniQue - September 2003

Maximum Exposure + Maximum Results

E-mail: [email protected]

• National Association of Realtors • Texas Association of Realtors • Dallas Board of Realtors • **Dallas Multiple Listing Service

• Cooke County Board of Realtors

129 MODOC TRAIL WEST – Awesome view of golf course from large screened porch . Great treedlot.Cozyascouldbe.Uniquefloorplanwithscreened porch .$99,000

222 NAVAJO TRAIL WEST - Golf course view ex-traordinaire!! Private oversized lot, fully sprinklered, with circular drive . Comfortable home with large open great room . Loads of storage . $129,900

104YUMADRIVE-Big family expandable home? This isit–almost2700sq.ft.upstairsforyoutofinishout.Firstfloor is complete with 3 bedrooms . Triple lot for privacy . SEE TODAY! $198,000

300 COMANCHE DRIVE- There’s nothing like the warmth and comfort of a log home . Amenities include: Huge porches, wood floors, cathedral ceilings, custom light-ing, gas heatalator fireplace and much, much, muchmore . $155,000

622 KIOWA DRIVE EAST - Double lake lot! Park like setting with rock waterfall and foot bridge over creek . Private master suite with large Hydrotub and great lake views . Wonderful Jennaire kitchen with wood floors . Don’t miss the work shop–playroom with full bath under the house . $299,000

100 MOHAWK - Beautiful custom home with great lakeview.Woodfloorsinkitchen.Twofireplacesandnice outdoor patio . Sprinkler system with beautiful landscaping . $279,000

104SANCHEZ-MAKEOFFER!Two big living and dining areas, hardwood and tile floors, 30 x 25 de-tachedgarage/shopandafenceddoublelot.Updatedpaint, roof, A/C and appliances . $120,000

R E A L T O R S

Office 940-612-2222 • Fax 940-612-3333 • Toll Free 877-809-9186

109 COCOPA Location with a view! Golf course and pond/fountain out your back door . Warm, open and comfortable best describes this home . Wood floors, plantation shutters and stone fireplace will delightyour senses . Come see for yourself . $195,000

801 KIOWA DRIVE WEST- Unbelievableviewfromthisgreat updated home . 86 feet of prime waterfront . Great after-noon shade . Boat dock and covered patio . Sprinkler system . See today! $385,000

107 SANTEE- Open floor plan on a gorgeous wooded lot . Huge front porch . Hot tub on rear patio . Hardwood floors, fireplace,maplecabinets,3cargarageandmore.Seetoday!$165,000

822 KIOWA DRIVE EAST- Custom built water-front home on one & one-half lots, .95 acre . Picture frame paneling in den with wood-burning fireplaceoverlooking lake & dock . Master bedroom down . 3 bedrooms + bath up . $325,000

116 NOWETA PLACE SOUTH - Open deepwater lakefront home . New master suite w/wood floors . Separate guest suite . Huge open living and gourmet kitchen . Mature trees, covered porch and balcony . Two level boathouse w/power lift . $329,900

114 KIOWADRIVE SOUTH- Lakefront extraordi-naire! Must see to appreciate all the special touches and high quality that went into this recently built custom home . Top of the line Hot Tub on one of the three huge patios, stonefireplace,plantationshuttersthroughout,secretstormshelter/storage . $549,000

212 COLT DRIVE EAST- 1 .8 Acres in this t r iple lot . Great t rees! L-shaped covered front /s ide porch . Enclosed rear sun-room . Storage bui lding . $105,000

Don Schneider668-7363

Mike Pulec727-1016

404 COCOPA DRIVE WEST -Updatedthroughout.New siding. Can be sold furnished. Full time or parttime, this is it! $79,000

THE PROCESS OF BUYING OR SELLING A HOME CAN BE COMPLICATED AND FRUSTRATING. BUT WITH

OUR EXPERIENCE AND CREATIVE IDEAS, WE HAVEHELPED MANY CLIENTS THROUGH THE OF REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. WE CAN DO THE SAME FOR YOU.....JUST CALL!!

SOLD!

SOLD!

CONTRACT

PENDING

SOLD!

129 SHAWNEE DRIVE - Over 100 trees on this gorgeous double lot. Updated oak kitchen withgarden windows, newer appliances plus ceramic tile . Rear patio . Storage building . Nice drive up on a quiet street . $125,000

320 KIOWA DRIVE EAST - Beautiful water front homebuiltwithenergyefficiencyinmind,includ-ing geothermal heating/cooling . Screened porch . Beautiful landcaping with sprinkler system . Great boat dock . $425,000

109 BLACKFOOT TRAIL - PERFECT!! Double golf course lot on much desired Blackfoot peninsula . COMPLETELY REMODELED, large bonus room, screenedporch,coveredparkingforallthetoys.Fullysprinklered and much, much, more . $212,000

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TO CLOSING

CONTRACT

PENDING

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207 SAN CHEZ- 2nd green and pond views from covered patio . Open comfortable plan with split master, hydrotub and His-n-Her closets . Refrigerator, washer and dryer included . $129,000

CONTRACT

PENDING CONTRACT

PENDING

837 KIOWA DRIVE EAST - NEW CONSTRUC-TION! Sensational drive up appeal . 3 car garage with side entry.Corner fireplaces in living andmaster. 2 hydrotubs.Uniquecustom8ft.entrydoor.Full landscapewithsprin-klers . Only a short walk to the boat landing . $230,000

826 KIOWA DRIVE WEST- Golf course home on #18 near lodge . Open floor plan w/2 living areas . Vaulted ceilings in living/dining rooms plus upstairs den and bedroom . Patio plus deck on second floor overlooking golf course . Large fenced back yard including automatic sprinkler system $144,900

CHECK OUT OUR WEB SITE! www.lakekiowahomes.com

139 SHOSHONE DRIVE - Gorgeous custom with very generous room sizes . Large covered porch and large open porch overlooking triple lot with trees . handyman’s dream shop with 1/2 bath . See this great house today! $260,000

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