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March 2013 Volume 58 Long Island News Manager’s Report – GM Horner GM Horner presented his monthly reports and updates. Past Due Condo Fees (68) 1-15 days late ($15,153.00) (00) 16-30 days late ($0.00) (08) 31-60 days late ($4,419.00) (13) 61-90 days late ($10,355.50) (09) 90 days late ($16,829.83) Past due condo fees last month totaled $75,858.47. The current past due condo fees total $31,604.33. Difference of $44,254.14. Courtesy/Violation Letters , GM Horner stated that five letters have been sent out this month. One was a storage shed and roof falling down. Second for no skirting on a RV. Third for stucco and roof falling off the storage shed, forth for broken window, awning falling off, tree growing from the gutter and during the last wind storm the roof started falling off. The fifth letter was for failure to obtain a building permit. Building Permit 11 issued; 1 elevator, 1 replace shingles, 1 ramp, 1 concrete, 1 skirting, 1 awing, 1 tie down, 1 reconstruction, 1 island room, & 2 deck. Secretary Gunderson asked if the building permit for the elevator was for the outside or inside. GM Horner and FM Zamora stated the building permit for the elevator was for the outside. Work Orders There were 81 work order requests for the month and all but 10 are completed. FM Zamora stated that the work orders are for sprinklers and 1 work order is in progress for green #12. Projects FM Zamora presented a projects report to the board members. FM Zamora stated the roof at the indoor pool have been completed. The windows at the Activities Office have been completed and tested to make sure that there is not a leak. The painting at the Village Grill has been finished. The flowers beds, that maintenance has been assisting Marilyn with, have been completed. The golf course committee has purchased 15 pallets of sod. Work on the retaining wall at green #12 is ongoing. VP White stated that Gabriel and Rene were able to add another switch for the lighting on the stage. VP White VP White also thanked them and stated it is much appreciated. FM Zamora also stated that spraying for clover has begun starting with the golf course then continuing to the common areas From the Bridge: This is the time for peak trafic on the bridge both boats and automobiles. The United States Coast Guard regulates when the bridge should be opened for boat traffic. If you need to be at a cer- tain place at a certain time -- leave early so you will not be caught on the bridge. Try not to leave on the hour as that is the time the bridge is open for pleasure boats during the week day hours. The bridge monitors Channel 12 on the Marine Radio and also can be called direct at 956-943- 1622. Thank you for your patience. L.I.O.A. Bridge Board OBITUARY Arild Johansen, passed away Jan 6, 2013, in Tyler, MN. He and his wife Lu, owned Lot 607, for many years. She predeceased him in 2008. He was a fisherman and pool player at LIV. He is survived by 6 children, 19 grand- children, 4 great grandchildren and 2 sisters. Long Island Village – Rentals Spring is just around the corner. Time to start thinking about your Summer Rental Reservations. Support your association. Rent from LIV-Rentals. If you are thinking about renting out your Sea Cottage, Cottage Home, Park Model or RV lot, come and check out our rates and what we offer. RV lot rentals 80% payback to the owner and includes free palm tree trimming. Sea Cottage, Cottage Home or Park Model, 70% payback to the owner. We supply linens and do the cleaning. Use of your property for your personal use (with advance notice to the office). Help keep association fees down, Support your Associa- tion’s rental business. By placing your properties in your association’s rental program you will be making money and helping to keep association fees down. Call us today at 800-292-7261 or 956-943-6449 Or drop by our Welcome Center. ONLY YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE Jeff Kelmis, LIV Director MARCH Yard of the Month SUE HALL & JOHN KRYSIAK 870 WEST OYSTER f f

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Volume 58Long Island NewsManager’s Report – GM Horner GM Horner presented his monthly reports and updates. Past Due Condo Fees (68) 1-15 days late ($15,153.00) (00) 16-30 days late ($0.00) (08) 31-60 days late ($4,419.00) (13) 61-90 days late ($10,355.50) (09) 90 days late ($16,829.83) Past due condo fees last month totaled $75,858.47. The current past due condo fees total $31,604.33. Difference of $44,254.14. Courtesy/Violation Letters , GM Horner stated that five letters have been sent out this month. One was a storage shed and roof falling down. Second for no skirting on a RV. Third for stucco and roof falling off the storage shed, forth for broken window, awning falling off, tree growing from the gutter and during the last wind storm the roof started falling off. The fifth letter was for failure to obtain a building permit. Building Permit 11 issued; 1 elevator, 1 replace shingles, 1 ramp, 1 concrete, 1 skirting, 1 awing, 1 tie down, 1 reconstruction, 1 island room, & 2 deck. Secretary Gunderson asked if the building permit for the elevator was for the outside or inside. GM Horner and FM Zamora stated the building permit for the elevator was for the outside. Work Orders There were 81 work order requests for the month and all but 10 are completed. FM Zamora stated that the work orders are for sprinklers and 1 work order is in progress for green #12. Projects FM Zamora presented a projects report to the board members. FM Zamora stated the roof at the indoor pool have been completed. The windows at the Activities Office have been completed and tested to make sure that there is not a leak. The painting at the Village Grill has been finished. The flowers beds, that maintenance has been assisting Marilyn with, have been completed. The golf course committee has purchased 15 pallets of sod. Work on the retaining wall at green #12 is ongoing. VP White stated that Gabriel and Rene were able to add another switch for the lighting on the stage. VP White VP White also thanked them and stated it is much appreciated. FM Zamora also stated that spraying for clover has begun starting with the golf course then continuing to the common areas

From the Bridge:This is the time for peak trafic on the bridge both boats and automobiles. The United States Coast Guard regulates when the bridge should be opened for boat traffic. If you need to be at a cer-tain place at a certain time -- leave early so you will not be caught on the bridge. Try not to leave on the hour as that is the time the bridge is open for pleasure boats during the week day hours. The bridge monitors Channel 12 on the Marine Radio and also can be called direct at 956-943-1622.

Thank you for your patience.L.I.O.A. Bridge Board

OBITUARY Arild Johansen, passed away Jan 6, 2013, in Tyler, MN. He and his wife Lu, owned Lot 607, for many years. She predeceased him in 2008. He was a fisherman and pool player at LIV. He is survived by 6 children, 19 grand-children, 4 great grandchildren and 2 sisters.

Long Island Village – RentalsSpring is just around the corner. Time to start thinking about your Summer Rental Reservations. Support your association. Rent from LIV-Rentals.

If you are thinking about renting out your Sea Cottage, Cottage Home, Park Model or RV lot, come and check out our rates and what we offer.• RV lot rentals 80% payback to the owner and includes free palm tree trimming.• Sea Cottage, Cottage Home or Park Model, 70% payback to the owner. We supply linens and do the cleaning.• Use of your property for your personal use (with advance notice to the office).Help keep association fees down, Support your Associa-tion’s rental business. By placing your properties in your association’s rental program you will be making money and helping to keep association fees down. Call us today at 800-292-7261 or 956-943-6449Or drop by our Welcome Center.

ONLY YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCEJeff K elmis, LIV Director

MARCHYard of the Month

SUE HALL & JOHN KRYSIAK

870 WEST OYSTER

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Long Island News2Robert G. HamiltonMemorial Library by: Judy Voss, ChairmanE-mail: [email protected] MARCH 2013 INCOMEDirectories $ 58.00Cans 260.00P/B Sales & Fines, 44.00Total Income $362.00

EXPENSES Books $105.69DVD’S 102.62Supplies 65.75Magazines 9.99Total Expenses $284.05

BANK BALANCE $3201.42 In January a contractor was banned from the park for stealing our cans. This summer we hada stealing problem at all the dumpster areas and had to take all the barrels in for about 3 weeks which hurt our Library revenue. Before depositing your cans in the barrels, please open the bag.This would help us when we take the cans to the recycling center. Don’t forget we have MedicalEquipment and some loan items.

2013 DIRECTORIESOnly 250 were ordered this year. Buy a new one early! Remember owners are dropping their land-line phones and you won’t know their cell phone number. This is also our biggest money maker for the Library. Movies and books are expensive soplease support us.

D&E I really really really don’t like the March newsletter - - -It means we’re at the very bottom of our Events Schedule. It means I’m running out of fun things to tell you about. It means we’re going to be saying “goodbyes” before too long. Nope, not going to go there. Not yet. We still have a fun month ahead of us, so I sure hope all of you will take full advantage of every last min-ute! As I’m sure you all know, our Annual Meeting is March 2nd at 1 p.m. I KNOW you will all be there. What you might not know is that we’re going to have a Spring Fling Snack Dance with the Good Times Band afterwards. (7 - 10 p.m.) This idea came from some of the Valley owners. They thought it would be fun to be able to socialize with all of you while they were in for the meeting. Then on Monday, March 4th, join your friends at another Leslie Cocktail Party (4 - 6 p.m.). You know the drill on this one - SaaaaaaLUTE! I hope you have been gathering your “stuff” together for the Luau Dinner Dance with FasciNa-tion on Saturday, March 9th (6 - 10 p.m.) This dance is so much fun because you people are so darn creative. That’s why we are giving best table decoration prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. There will also be a “People’s Choice” award. You’re even MORE inspired now, right? Thought so. (Good excuse to go to Pro-gresso or Elizabeth Street - just saying.)Monday, March 18th you will want to come for your last “Leslie Fix” of the season (4 - 6 p.m.) Well, I guess that about wraps it up for this month. Don’t forget to check in at the Activity Center now and then in case there are any changes. Till next month,Pat Diebold, Winter Texan D & E Committee

VETERANS CRUISE November 5-9, 2013

Princess Cruises is marking Veteran Day by announcing an unprecedented cruise aboard the Caribbean Princess from Galveston to support U.S. Veterans, expected to raise $1 Million for two highly regarded U.S. Veterans Organizations - The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund and Operation Homefront.

This is a 4 day cruise from Galveston to the Western Caribbean Port of Progreso, Mexico and will offer the passengers the opportunity to honor both those who have served in the military as well as active duty miliarty personnel. Onboard programming and activities - including guest lecturers, special topic panels, a Stars and Stripes Sailaway, Service Branch Get-Togethers, a film festival and more - will be custom designed to celebrate those who have, and are, serving our country.A portion of each passenger’s cruise fare totaling approximately $500,000 will be matched by Princess Cruises with a further $500,000 for a total of $1 million ear-marked for thoe two veterans causes. Funds raised will be shared equally by both organizations. A portion of each fare ranging from $100 to $300 per person, depend-ing upon cabin category will be donated to the cause and will be tax deductable. Pricing includes bus from Paradise Park, pre-cruise LaQuinta Motel, cruise with all govenment fees & taxes and travel insurance.

This will be a very popular cruise and suite and balcony cabins will go quickly - make your deposit to hold your cabin and bus / motel package. Balcony from $1249 p/pOceanview from $1057 p/pInterior from $867 p/pPlus $50 on-board credit for qualified military!

Contact Rick Contos 956-943-2462or D&S Travel Sharon Sones, Agent301 E. Hall Acres RD #535Pharr, TX 78577 956-782-2103 [email protected]

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Sunday Worship8:30am Holy Communion

9:45am Fellowship Bible Study11:00am Traditional

***Wednesday Night

5:30pm Dinner with Friends6:00pm Bible Study

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Holy WeekSunday March 24 8:30 & 11:00 Palm SundayThursday March 28 6:00pm Maundy Thursday SederFriday March 29 Noon Good Friday WorshipSunday March 31 6:30am Sonrise Easter Worship 7:30am Easter Sunday Breakfast & Fellowship 10:30am Traditional Easter Worship

First UnitedMethodist Church

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

www.portisabelfumc.com

522 W Clam- Bright cheer-ful 2/2 immaculate and ready to move in! Lg. covered deck, backyard patio, storage bldg & brick drive for golf cart. $82,900 676 E Clam- Nice waterfront lot w/ boat dock, concrete patio and cov-ered palapa seating. $89,500

463 W Clam- Custom 2/1 waterfront cot-tage home. Large covered deck. Nice kitchen. Vaulted ceilings. Must See! $199,500

call Judy or Leslie

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[email protected] Garza956-459-9769www.homeworksmhr.com

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

Sunday Worship Schedule 8:30 a.m.Communion Services 1st & 3rd Sundays

Bible Study Friday at 2:00 p.m.

Saturday Spanish School / Church 5:30 p.m.

LWML meets 3rd Thursday monthly, 10:00 a.m.

HOLY WEEKPalm Sunday Service 8:30 AM

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

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

Everyone Welcome! Come Join Us!

Fishers of Men Lutheran Church

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JANUARY LIV Patrol 01/08 Lot 170 EMS Called 01/10 Lot 109 EMS Called 01/13 Lot 365 Owner reported to security that his boat lift had been demolishedwhile he was gone for a month. Security filed a report. 01/13 Lot 170 EMS Called. 01/15 Lot 226 EMS Called 01/16 Bath House # 1 Security was notified by an owner that men in a blue truck wereremoving cans from the dumpster area. Cans are collected for the Library. Manager was called and men were escorted out of the village and could not return. They were working on a construction job at Lot 125 01/17 S/C 43 EMS Called for owner’s daughter. 01/2 Lot 231 Owner called security to report that the grounds crew had damaged theskirting on his unit. Report filed and maintenance notified. 01/22 Lot 652 Owner was hit on the head by gate arm as he was walking back to his carafter paying for ice at the gate house. Owner stat-ed he was alright but had damage to his glasses. Security filed a report to replace glasses. 01/26 Lot 627 EMS Called

Susan Brown 956-592-5464RE/MAX 1st Choice 956-761-7676

Hire the agent that HUSTLES!

704 E Clam $189,900 Water front w/boat lift. Gorgeous stick built 2/2 w/tile throughout. Furniture & furnishings included.

118 E Scallop $184,900Finished 1 car garage w/a man cave. Boat lift & hur-ricane shutters. Furniture & furnishings included. Excel-lent condition.

FOR SALE BY OWNER

LOT 806 E. OYSTER

2 BED / SPLIT LEVELBOAT LIFT / NEW DOCK

UNIQUE FLOOR PLAN

A MUST SEE

CALL 307-690-7826 - PATTY ANN

129 Bonnett $109,900 Well maintained 2 bed-room/2 bathroom stick built being offered with all furniture & furnishings.

281 Sundial $124,900Deal-channel front 2/1 with big covered deck. Furnished

699 E Clam Circle $199,900 Gorgeous must see! Channel front w/boat lift. Granite. Furnished

139 Bonnet $93,500channel front lot ready to build on. New seawall PENDING

Remembering Darryl Goade The Golfing Community along with friends & neighbors celebrated the life of their good friend & fellow golfer, Darryl Goade, Thursday evening Feb. 7th at the LIV Pro Shop with good food, fellowship, & live music. Darryl passed away Monday Feb. 4th, 2013 with his wife Annie & daughters Cass & Courtney by his side. He was a man that knew what he wanted out of life & never hesitated to go after it. He was the inspiration behind the new golf cart paths on our LIV Golf Course. Darryl will long be remembered as the fun loving Mayor of “Skid Row” who enjoyed golfing, playing the harmonica and singing silly love songs to his Annie.

The LIV Golfers

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SWINK REAL ESTATE Lot 755 COTTAGE HOME 2B/2Bth fully furnished, covered front and rear deck, Must see to appreciate $130,000 Lot 447 Vacant Lot across from golf course, near amenities, stg bldg. Large lot great for your RV or a place to build. $45,000 Lot 448 Vacant lot across from golf course.Bring your Rv or build where amenities abound. $45,000

Lot 38 Extremely nice PM/island room, furnished, W/D, 1BR/1BTH, Front porch, Rear Deck, close to amenities, A must see at $89,000.

Lot 509 Unfurnished with island room and total roofover. 2BR 2BTH, front porch,rear deck with built in storage bldg under roof. Very nice. $59,900.

Lot 420 Furnished PM with covered deck on extra large corner lot. Perfect for now and a great lot to build on. Take a look at this one. $56,000

Lot 141 empty lot ready to build on or your RV $108,000. Lot 272 • Recent remodeled PM, almost new boat lift, dock, large deck $109,000 Lot 458 Nice park model with addition, W/D, stg bldg, large covered deck $85,782 Lot 618A PM on the LIV lake with covered deck and stg $94,900 Lot 842 PM with island room on oversized lot near the intracoastal, large bath. The lot has the value. $185,000.

Inside Lots Waterfront Lots

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

WE WANT YOUR LISTING.

Classifieds

FOR SALE LOT # 815 On Canal with Dockreduced $85,000 907-345-5860 or 928-566-7189

SEA COTTAGE 19 -BARGAIN 2/2 recently remodeled, newly tiled floor, Carpet. Lots of storage. W/D upstairs. New storm shutters. Deck with boat lift. Elevator to 2nd floor. REDUCED $199,000 956-943-3215.

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

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

For Sale: 799 E. Oyster – Waterfront Lot w/ 1/1 Park Model. Fully furnished, covered deck, and boat dock. $ 119,500 Call Bruce – 956-330-2218

LOT # 192 Waterfront Cottage homeFor Rent – 2 Bedroom/2Bath-Recently remodeled.Fully furnished, Covered deck with shade. For monthsof September, October thru March. Only $ 1,700 monthly Call (956) 821-5899

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

Office: (956) 943.4228 or (956) 943.4243 1338 W. Hwy 100 Laguna Vista, TX 78578Email: [email protected]: www.SwinkRealEstate.net

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

FOR RENT: LOT # 456 WEST CLAM. Dock-Boat Lift- Double Paved.- Fish Cleaning Table – Main Canal- Wkly: $210/Monthly: $625/ Holiday Wk: $310. Contact Owner: 956-399-0568.

Sea Cottage 85 - $ 235,000, 2 car garage, boat lift, fish cleaning station.vSpacious kitchen, living room, dining room, full bath and bedroom on 2nd floor. Large bedroom, ¾ bath and laundry on third floor. Great views of South Padre Island. Well maintained. Lot of storage. Call Bill at 651-335-5264

FOR SALE LARGE CONNER LOT 739 2/2 COTTAGE HOME WITH SHIPPING CHANNEL AND ISLAND VIEW FROM LARGE COVERED DECK. OPEN FLOOR PLAN WITH LOTS OF STORAGE, CUSTOM BLANDS, 4 CEILING FANS, JETTED TUB, ALL TILE 18 IN. FLOOR-ING AND FULLY FURNISHED WITH WASHER/DRYER. BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPING AND PAVED DRIVE. PRICE $ 149,000. CALL LINDA AT 956-433-1756.

FOR SALE/ BY OWNER $ 69,500 Lot # 4 Counch Drive. Nice and Clean furnished, and nice big screen TV with large covered deck and storage on the bottom. Extra storage room on the side, extended patio, oversize lot. Owners have upgraded. Owner/agent 956-970-1144

FOR SALE LOT H Sand Dollar Drive. $ 69,000 OBO. Nice and clean. Furnished, 1 Bdr, 1Bath, new refrigerator/washer/dryer. SPI skyline, golf course and pond view.Contact owner 210-887-2421

SEA COTTAGE 89$199,990. SELLER MOTIVATED, INCLUDES 2006 CLUB CART 4-PASS GOLF CART. Beautiful SPI View Morning Sun. 2 Bedroom/2Bath.Partially Furnished. Patty 956-943-3454

FOR SALE Lot 475. Best Lot in the park on ontrcoastal waterway. Great deck and deep water. Older park model with sun room. Great inside. $ 185,000.00 Call 952-217-7166

FOR RENT - Lot # 123 Close to great bathhouse.Palm treel on left back corner of lot. Picnic table.Great location. $ 450 /mo. Plus electric.Call 832-221-9073

FOR SALE OR RENT: Lot 601 Star Fish. $39,900 or $450 + Electric/Month417-825-4574.

FARMERS MARKETEvery Wednesday

4pm to 6pm(no early sales please)

IN THE GARDEN

407 E. Maxan (Lighthouse Square)

Extra Parking at Pirates

Landing RestaurantSea Cottage 118 for rent next winter (2013/2014).#2,000. per month includin elec.Call Liz at (956) 498-7660.

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LOT G – INSIDE COTTAGE HOME FOR SALE : 3B-2B-& 2 LOFTS. HAS TILE FLOOR, WINDOW SHUTTERS, GRANITE COUNTTER TOPS & BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF ISLAND. MUST SEE. Reduced $ 170,000 or best offer CALL 956-648-4428

785 E. OYSTER # 139,000Highest elevation and best view of SPI, Fully Furnished Park Model with large tiled deck. Boat dock, large storage under deck. Includes Golf Cartand 19’ Baymaster Boat.“SEE IT - YOU WILL WANT IT” Price is negotiable. Call Tom -956-832-3032

FOR SALE : Sea Cottage # 50. Fully Furnished. All ap-pliances. $ 169,500.00 Firm. No Realtor.Fees Paid. Call 956-223-2550.

FOR SALE - Lot # 678 Clam Waterfront. Newly remod-eled PM 1/1 on widest canal. New Roof,Covered deck, Carport, Boat Dock, Fish Cleaning Station and New Furnishings. Awesome view$ 118,000 Call Alex 815-592-0040.

Worried About Having A Medical Emergency While Traveling?MASA (Medical Air Service Association)The world’s leading emergency assistance company• Emergency Air Transportation – Medical Evacuation• Helicopter Transportation – Ground Ambulance• Many Other ServicesCall : Apolonia Villarreal or Omar Villarreal (956)-873-2777

Empty Lot By Owner. Lot # 428 Conch. Double padEasy In and Out. Close to all amenities. Shed included. Ready to build or use.$40,000 943-3307 or 943-3633

Organic GoodsFruit Smoothies & Gourmet Coffee

Medicinal Teas & HerbsSupplements, Minerals, HomeopathicsNutritional Consultation with Doctor

Body System EvaluationHair Analysis & Saliva Testing

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Long Island News7REGULAR BOARD MEETING December 19, 2012 Approval of November 14, 2012 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes AS McBride made a motion to accept the minutes. Treasurer Sand-berg seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion Passed. Revision of General Manager Evaluation Form - VP WhiteVP White stated that the general manager evaluation form needs some changes because some things are adequate’ and others are not. VP White opened the discussion of any suggestions for changes. AS McBride stated that there is not a set date for evaluations. AS McBride made a motion to start in January with a pre-evaluation, in April have a summary evaluation, and in June or July have a third evaluation. Director Guerra seconded the motion. An open discussion took place. All in favor. Motion Passed. Excuse Gagan’s Absence for Court - Dir. Guerra Oir. Guerra made a motion for the board to consider excusing AVP Gagan’s absences that were court related. VP White seconded that motion. An open discussion took place. All in favor. Motion Passed. Establish Monthly Vote on Absences - Dir. Guerra Oir. Guerra asked AT Kelmis to make a motion. AT Kelmis made a motion that at each board meeting any absences would be voted on accepted or not accepted with no criteria. Secretary Gunderson seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion Passed. Pool Bids - Treasurer Sandberg Oir. Guerra made a motion to allow AT Kelmis and FM Zamora to revisit with the company from the only bid received, be within $10,000.00, have the specs in writing, and if it’s more $10,000.00 then e-mail the board members with the information so board mem-bers are able to make their response. VP White seconded the motion. An open discussion took place. All in favor. Motion Passed. Change Set-up with Edward Jones - Treasurer SandbergTreasurer Sandberg stated that as of right now there is $112,000.00 plus in the Franklin u.s. Securities Fund. Treasurer Sandberg contin-ued stating that the account is a taxable account and the rate right now is 15%. With the fiscal cliff, the rate will be changing between to 23%-28%. There has been a suggestion to change the account to non-taxable account with a rate of 2.8%. Treasurer Sandberg also stated that the account right now has a service fee and if the account is changed there will be an upfront fee with no other service fees. The upfront fee is a percentage that may be around $3,800.00. The dif-ference in the accounts is right now the account is taxable that would change to a non-taxable account and the fee would be paid upfront as opposed to a service fee paid over time. Treasurer Sandberg made a motion to change the type of account from a taxable account to a non-taxable account. Dir. Guerra seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion Passed. Budget - Treasurer SandbergTreasurer Sandberg made a motion to accept the budget. AS Mc-Bride seconded the motion. An open discussion took place. Roll call vote: VP White-yes, Treasurer Sandberg-yes, AT Kelmis-yes, Secretary Gunderson-yes, AS McBride-yes, and Dir. Guerra-yes. President Chapa called for recess at 11:30AM for executive session to begin. Executive session

The board meeting resumed at 12:40PM after executive session. VP White made a motion to adjourn. Dir. Guerra seconded the mo-tion. All in favor. Motion passed.

Adjournment at 12:40PM Minutes Taken By

Flora Gunderson, LIV Board of Directors 12/19/201212:40PM

GOLF REPORT December LADIES SCRAMBLES12/05 Wed. 1st Sharon Benoit, Betty Robinson, Jerry Drake, Sandy Olson -1 2nd Judy Bennett, Mabel Slusher, Chris Freeman, Ellen Nichols 2nd Jane Moyle, Joan Korson, Tie (No Score Reported) Lorraine Vanderberg, Flora Gunderson 12/12 1st Jane Moyle, Mary Hickey, Barb Mathews, Marilyn Fleckinger -412/19 1st Jane Moyle, Marilyn Fleckinger, Betsy Davis, Jerry Drake -7 SCRAMBLES12/08 Sat. 1st Dan Rodgers, Karen Boling, Eric Von Schweinitz, Jim Viola 6 1st Deny Zylman, Bill Shenefelt, Jenny McBride, Denny Sullivan 612/09 Sun. 1st Bud Sherry, Lorraine Vandenberg, Mary Hickey, Bob Moyle, Stan Sluiter -30 PM12/09 Sun. 1st Bill Smith, Jane Moyle, Mike Diebold, Mike Loveland -7 AM12/15 Sat. 1st Paul Krueger, Bud Sherry, Werner Wild, Audry Turbes -1012/16 Sun. 1st Steve Smith, Jane Moyle, Mike Diebold, Harold Gosnell -812/16 Sun. 1st Bob Chamberlin, Barb Gosnell Jane Moyle -1012/22 Sat. 1st. Bill Smith, Barb Gosnell, Jane Moyle, Jim Martin -912/23 Sun. 1st Bill Smith, Doris Smith, Rose Croom, Joe O’Quinn -9 AM12/23 Sun. 1st Bill Smith, Lenda Rodgers, Jane Moyle, Hank Hackman -27 PM Tie12/23 Sun. 1st Dan Rodgers, Darlene Kriz, Lou McConnell, Joe Chamberlin -27 PM Tie12/29 Sat. 1st Denny Zylman, Jerry Drake, Jon Weisensal, Mike Loveland -812/30 Sun. 1st Wayne Smith, Werner Wild, Rick Hansen, Jane Moyle -912/30 Sun. 1st Bill Smith, Janyce Hansen Tom Lawrence, Helen Sansone -8 HOLE IN ONE1/19/13 Jane Moyle # 71/19/13 Karen Bowling # 171/25/13 Mary Kay Ruddy # 42/02/13 Denny Zylman # 16

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The Curosity Shop andDazzles Boutique

at “My Favorite Place” Mini Mall 413. E. Railroad, Port Isabel, TXOpen Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Come Shop with Us!

(956) 943-3675(“My Favorite Place” is located next to the PI Animal Clinic)

Come Shop with Us! NEW Spring arrivals, Tops, Pants, Sandals, Much More!

Bingo Our numbers have increased as has the amount of money to win. Come on out, bring a friend, snack, and beverage and enjoy. All are welcome. Play begins at 7:00 p.m. sharp. Cards will be out by 6:15 p.m.

Shirley Ritten

My Favorite Place Mini Mall413 E. Railroad St. Port Isabel TX Business hours: 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Mon. – Sat.

Mary Kay StudioIt is time to replace your old ProductsLipstick, eyeliner, & mascara. Replace with this ad and receive 10% off.

Herbalife (ask for it) inside Mini MallReplace 2 meals a day stay healthy.

Buttons Have a picture of a grandchild, or other favorite pictures put on a button. Custom made buttons made on Magnets, Pin but-tons, & Key Chains. Order Now.

Sharon cell ph: 956-371-7837

EUCHRE We are enjoying so many of you, our winter friends, at Euchre. The traditional January soup supper was held January 15th. Many thanks to the super soupers and everyone for contribut-ing the great dishes enjoyed by all. Those ham bones left from our Christmas dinner provided the great soups made by: Joan Korson, Virginia Parkinson, Carol Werner, and Larry Wright. Larry Roelandt, by popular demand, willingly made his famous potato soup. Thank you to each of you. High scores for the month of January were:January 3 Phyllis Hackman 81January 8 Patti Roelandt 80January 10 Myrle Minor 76January 15 Don Minor 89January 17 Myrna Wright 82January 22 Sue McLaughlin 94January 24 Stan Sluiter & Dave Fuselier 86January 29 Avis Collins 90January 31 Ione Holeman 91 Shirley Ritten

SAND DOLLAR QUILTERSIf you haven’t had an opportunity to stop by and see the many projects the ladies have been working on you have truly missed some beautiful handmade treasurers. Our quilters are so talented but always have the time to show others who are just learning the art of quilting. Many of these projects will be on display February 16th during our quilt show. Our Pajama Night was a huge success. The ladies were able to make over 75 pillowcases, numerous fleece blankets, and quilts that we are donating to Sunny Glen Children’s Home in San Benito. Sunny Glen was established in 1936 and serves neglected and abused children ages infant to 18 years of age .in our community. We invite you to come and join us on Fridays in the Arts and Craft room.

Karen Grove, Secretary

Law Offices of John Haywood

Property sales Business transactions

Personal injury accidents Estate planning

& Pre-Nuptial agreements.

Call the Law Offices of John Haywood

at 943-3288 for your appointment.

Down the street at the Queen Isabel Inn.

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FREE RECORDED INFORMATION

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

then enter the extension number

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

600 S. Garcia #13, Port Isabel

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

$179,000 800-778-1647 • Ext. 1774

Several rentals available. Several units or lots can possibly be

owner financed.Please call for new listings / open

evenings & weekends by appointment.FINANCING AVAILABLE

LET’S MAKE A DEAL-TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GREAT UNITS AT LOW PRICES!

#5 $40,000 #8 $29,995

#113 $39,500 #535 $40,000#4 $64,500

#203 $52,000 #410 for $69,900 #550 for $64,900

#136 - $99,750 #180-$90,000

#220 - $99,000 #271 - $75,000 #864- $195,000#819- $87,500

#630-A -waterfront park model $125,000

WATERFRONT

#442 park model/golf course view! nice deck-1 bedroom $59,000 1-800-778-1647

ext 1354

SC. 117 Waterfront,single, boat lift, 3b/2.5 etc.

1-800-778-1647 ext.#1154 $237,000

Lot #715 - waterfront/cottage home 2/2, corner lot, gas

stove, 1-800-778-1647 ext.1294 $224,500

Lot #634 Very Nice, 2/2 waterfront cottage home, lots of extras, boat lift,

$218,900 1-800-778-1647 ext. #1214

Lot #487 - waterfront pm, covered, tiled deck, new furniture, all ceramic tile

1-800-778-1647 ext.1194 $129,000

#297 waterfront cottage home 2/2 huge lot and deck $249,950

1-800-778-1647 ext.1254

Lot #80 waterfront park model, all tile, shady parking, beautiful water views! 1-800-778-1167 ext.1274

$99,750.

Make an offer!

Atchley RealtyRobbie Atchley Coffman,

BROKER

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

608 SAND DOLLAR, 5th Wheel, make offer! $ 45,000 OBO.75 ABALONE, 2 bd, 2ba PM w/Island room, REDUCED $126,000413 SUN DIAL, PM w/Add-on room, W/D, deck, clean! Reduced $50,000394 SAND DOLLAR, PM,corner lot, stg, W/D $69,900LOT K PM, full bath, w/d, walk-in closet, stg. $55,000147 E Bonnet 2bd, 2 ba home, newly furnished over 70 feet of water frontage $150,000325 Great waterfront lot to build on or camp on! REDUCED $99,50077 Abalone 2bd, 2ba, waterfront, w/d, $110,000, firm NEW listing!!!

LONG & SHORT TERM RENTALS AVAILABLE

S T O R A G E

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Lot 168 INTERCOASTAL-GREAT PRICE ! park model/Island room--Handicap

accessable,great views and fishing. ONLY $169,500! 1-800-1647 ext. #1174

Letter I - Great buy with Island views on the golf course! 1/1 with appliances. must see for only $60,000! Call 1-800-778-

1647 ext.1134

#721 Very nice p.m. with deck, shed, possibility to have 2

bedrooms $67,500 1-800-776-1847 ext.1234

Lot #232 waterfront p.m./island room-very clean unit, direct

access to intercoastal $119,500 1-800-778-1647 ext.#1374

REDUCED

Welcome Winter Visitors To:

“Le Sandwich Boutique”

Daily Home-Cooked Lunch Specials $6.50

Bring this ad for a

FREE drink with your meal.

413 Railroad, Port Isabel, Tx

956-433-9365

Check us out on Facebook

Homemade Soup, Salads and

Sandwiches Daily - Cash Only

#172 park/model w/room INTERCOASTAL, furnished 2

bed/1 1/2 bath Call for selling price!

#366 waterfront.-park model/room, 11/2 bath, 1 bed., w/d,

furnished, direct access to inter-coastal $104,750 great price!

#719 park model 1bed/1bath furnished, w/d, shed, awning,

new tie downs, nice lot, $53,500

#787 waterfront- 2b/1bath park model/room, w/d, Fantastic Island

-View!, NEW FURNITURE only $150,000

REDUCED

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IMPORTANT NUMBERSEMERGENCY 911 Village Grill..................943-1368Activity Center.....................943-3650 Pro Shop......................943-7520 Business Office...................943-5921 Maintnance.................943-5670Rental / Welcome Ctr...........943-6449 Security.......................943-4474 1-800-292-7261 Website: www.LongIslandVillage.comFax - Welcome Ctr................943-3113 Email: [email protected]

The Long Island News is a monthly publica-tion of the Long Island Village Owners Asso-ciation, Inc. Deadline for articles is the 10th of the month prior to publication. For infor-mation and submission of articles, please contact Editor Mary Steffensen at the Vil-lage. Graphic Design by Wendy Hauschildt, Blue Starfish Design. Printing by Alex Avalos, Printing, South Padre Island.

Long Island Village Owners Association, Inc.P.O. Box 695Port Isabel, Texas 78578

March 2013