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Lake Tishomingo Improvement Association Volume 64 • Number 6 • Nov/Dec 2013

INSIDEContacts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Classifi eds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Golf Tournament Results . . . . . . . . 3Golf Tournament Sponsors . . . . . . . 4Burn Season Info . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Belews Creek Chapel . . . . . . . . . . . . 72014 LTIA Membership Form . . . . 7LTPOA Minutes, September . . . . . 8LTPOA Minutes, October . . . . . . . 9LTPOA Reminders . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Financial Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Lake Tish Sewer Report . . . . . . . . 11Seaplane Visits Lake Tish . . . . . . . 11

CalendarNov 2 Sat 3 pm Fall FestivalNov 10 Sun 5:30 pm LTIA Dinner Meeting & Election, TurkeyNov 12 Tue 7 pm LTPOA Board MeetingDec 8 Tue 7 pm LTPOA Board MeetingDec 15 Sun 1:30 pm Children’s Christmas PartyDec 15 Sun 5:30 pm LTIA Dinner Meeting, Chili Cook Off

by Janet Quillman, LTIA President

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*Parents have the option to bring a gift for your child that Santa will pass out. We ask that the price be under $10.

Celebrate the holiday season!

L T I A Annual Christmas Party

and Chili Cook-Off

Sunday, December 15th

Children’s Party 1:30pm–3pm Games & Snacks

Santa* Arrives at 3pm for storytelling

and pictures.

Everyone Welcome To ensure that no child is left out

please call Julie 274-1486 or Janet 748-2030 to make your

reservation for the children’s’ party.

Bring your best pot of Chili for the cook-off at 5:30

Waking up to a chill in the air makes me realize just how quickly the year has gone by. It seems like just yesterday we were gett ing ready for the golf tournament and it’s already a month past. We had another great turn out with 15 teams and 16 hole spon-sors. We always worry if we will have enough players, supporters, dona-tions and help but in the end it always seems to come together. Thank you to everyone who participated, supported the event by way of sponsoring a hole or your generous donations of prizes and special thanks to Andy and Rene Kitt el, Jan Hunnicut and Dixie Bryant for gett ing everything ready at the clubhouse.

We also had a couple of dinner meetings under our belt aft er the Sum-mer break. We would like to thank Rick Quillman for being the lead cook and doing a great job on the Septem-ber BBQ and October Fish Fry.

Our next dinner will be November 10th for an early Thanksgiving dinner. During this meeting we will also hold the election for board members. If you are interested in becoming a board member or volunteering to assist with a party or fund raiser we can always use the extra help. At this time we also begin the membership drive for

the coming year. The 2014 dues will remain the same at $40.00 per family. Anyone who pays their dues prior to or at the December meeting will be entered in a raffl e for a fabulous prize package.

December 15th we will host the children’s Christmas party followed by the dinner meeting and annual chili

cook-off . Put your culinary skills to the test and bring your best pot of chili to claim bragging rights for the next year.

On behalf of all of the board mem-bers I would like to thank everyone for coming out and making this another great year for LTIA. Have a safe and happy holiday season.

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Website: www.laketishomingo.comThis newletter is available in full color at the website.

EmailReceive “This week at Lake Tish” email announcements. Contact Janet Hirsch, [email protected].

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LTIA

• Lakefront Lot. O-8. 50 x 150 ft, with shed. Best offer. Jim & Lucille Clatto (314) 843-7391, cell: (314) 565-4274.

President Gordon Kassen 314-713-2359 [email protected] VP/Secretary Ray Lauer 636-285-3328 [email protected] Marilyn Meyer 636-274-1812 [email protected] John Johnston 636-274-1486 [email protected] Kevin Seelbach 314-581-2287 [email protected] Steve Blaha 314-808-4757 [email protected] (open position)

CommitteesBoat Patrol Steve Blaha 314-808-4757 [email protected] Clarue Holland 314-623-5869 [email protected] Janet Hirsch 636-285-0813 [email protected] Operation Russ Wilner 636-285-7919 [email protected] & Gate Cards Ken Jost 636-274-0453 [email protected] Quality Test Clarue Holland 314-623-5869 [email protected]/Newsletter Janet Hirsch 636-285-0813 [email protected]

President Janet Quillman 636-748-2030 [email protected] President Shelby Reneski 314-920-5421 [email protected] Julie Johnston 636-274-1486 [email protected] [email protected] Sue Schweiss 636-274-0584 sschweiss@slbfi nc.comWays and Means Renee Kittel 636-285-0436 [email protected] Rick Quillman 636-748-2030 [email protected]

PWSD#13 (Sewer Dist) Marilyn Meyer 636-274-1812 [email protected] Gardeners Rich Hirsch 636-285-0813 [email protected] Club Janet Hensel 636-274-2909 [email protected] Anglers Gary Ryan 636-274-7126 [email protected] Anglers Kevin Schreirich 636-274-9020 [email protected]

Lake Tishomingo Property Owners Association

Classifi ed Advertising RatesLTIA members, non-commercial listing no chargeNon-LTIA members, each listing $ 5

Display Advertising RatesBusiness card $ 10 per issue $ 60 per year1/4 page 15 1201/2 page 25 150Full page 50 300

Other Organizations

• Embroidered Lake Tishomingo Sweatshirts. $30 each. Gail Lents (636) 274-4245.

• Paddle Boat - 4 seater - $50. John Dauernheim 636-274-1597 or 314-846-1372

• Skeeter Fish & Ski - 15 foot with 40 hp Yamaha, trailer & covered boat lift - $3,000 John Dauernheim 636-274-1597 or 314-846-1372

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Lake Tishomingo Improvement Association

Golf Tournamentby Julie Johnston

Results1st Place: Stanley Schweiss, Richard Pikora, Terry Williams & Chris Townsend

2nd Place: Wayne Brukardt, Carl White, Jerry Abernathy & Joe Berringer

Ladies Longest Drive: Pat Brukardt

Mens Longest Drive: Joe Berringer

Ladies Closest to Pin: Shelby Reneski

Mens Closest to Pin: Josh Kidwell

Hole Sponsors and donors are listed on page 4. Many more photos at the website:

www.laketishomingo.comPhoto Gallery 2013 Golf Tournament


Lake Tishomingo 22nd Annual Golf Tournament

Sponsored By:

St. Louis Business Forms, Inc.

815 Sunpark Drive Fenton, MO 63026

636-343-6860 -----

Kardell Plumbing, Inc. 5624 South Compton St. Louis, MO 63111

Contact: Rick Kardell, 314-352-2202 -----

Wegmann, Stewart, Tesreau, Sherman, Eden, Mikale & Bishop, P.C.

455 Maple Street Hillsboro, MO 63050

Contact: Jack C. Stewart, 636-797-2665 -----

Holloran Contracting, Inc. 5423 Northrup

St. Louis, MO 63110 Contact: Matt Holloran, 314-773-9400

----- In land Marine Boats

7255 Metropolitan Blvd. Barnhart, MO 63012

Contact: Dave Schnable, 314-614-3598 ----

Café Telegraph at the Barracks 2650 Telegraph Road St. Louis, MO 63125

Contact: Matt Schweiss, 314-200-9952 -----

Matt Woods – State Farm Insurance 10540 Business 21

Hillsboro, MO 63050 636-789-3532

----- Imo’s Pizza

133 Fiedler Lane Fenton, MO 63026

Contact: Mike Griffero, 636-349-3399

Ed & Debbie Hill -----

Final Stage Home Staging 5904 Wells Road

St. Louis, MO 63128 Contact: Chris Balch, 314-954-1932

----- Jake Schillinger L.U.T.C.F

State Farm Insurance 5229 South Grand

St. Louis, MO 63111 314-832-2880 or 314-406-4533

----- H.C. Sharp Company

8301 Crest Industrial Drive St. Louis, MO 63123

Contact: Jerry Haas, 314-351-6900 -----

Slyman Brothers Appliances 4900 Hampton Ave, St. Louis, MO 63109

15050 Manchester, Ballwin, MO 63021 Contact: Darlene Kassen, 314-352-8845

----- Lazlo/Quillman Heating & Cooling

Service, Installation & Appliance Repair Contact: Janet Quillman, 314-200-9558

----- Will Electronics

9789 Reavis Park Drive St. Louis, MO 63123

Contact: Curt Will, 314-351-1896 -----

Todd’s Canteen “You Need a Sandwich”

5642 Gravois Road House Springs, MO 63051

Contact: Todd Canterberry, 636-285-7522 -----

Large Gift Donations: Charles and Shelby Reneski

Matt & Maggie Holloran Ron Hacker


IMPORTANT REMINDER………….

This Is Burn Season

by Clarue Holland

The Goldman Fire Protection District has adopted the Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ burning rules and regulations for Jeff erson County. As such, very strict burning rules and regula-tions are in eff ect for Lake Tishomingo. Violators are subject to fi nes anywhere from $500 to $15,000 levied by the MO DNR.

A permit is required for any burning and is issued by the Goldman Fire District. Permits can be obtained at the fi re station located at 9001 Old Lemay Ferry Rd, Hillsboro, MO 65030 – 636-789-9841. Permits are valid only from September 15, 2013 through April 14, 2014. Burning hours are from 10:00AM to 4:00PM.

The following rules and regulations must be followed:

1. The permit must be signed and dated by the owner

2. The permit must have address where the burning takes place

3. Address must be posted at the property entrance per Fire Department and State law

4. This permit must be on property where burning is taking place

5. Burning must be a minimum of 50 feet from any structure

6. Fire must be monitored at all times

7. Petroleum products are prohibited from starting fi re

8. Burning of substances which emit toxic and/or large amounts of smoke such as roofi ng materials, tires, vinyl, plastics, railroad ties, etc are prohibited

9. Burning household garbage is prohibited. No burn barrels

10. An eff ective method of extinguishment, such as an extinguisher, garden hose, or other water source shall be on site at all times

11. Fire must be completely out at 4:00PM

12. No burning when wind speed is over 15 mph

The Goldman Fire Department encourages residents to report any infraction not conforming to the above rules and regulations. All calls should be made to 911 (do not call the fi re house directly) and explain where and what is occurring. The Fire Department is most anxious to keep all property safe and will respond accord-ingly.

The Goldman Fire Department has a heavy responsibility to keep our property safe from fi re and destruction. We bear even greater responsibility of burning safely and with great caution at all times!! The added possibility of large dollar fi nes only adds to our need to always burn with great care and follow the above rules and regulations.


Steve Ide, Lake Resident

Pontoon Boat TrailerThe LTPOA pontoon boat trailer is parked and locked in the Community House parking lot. It can be used by any homeowner to launch or remove a pontoon boat from the lake for a $10 rental fee. Contact Butch Hopfer (636) 274-3791 or John Hunnicutt (636) 274-6126.

Full service on Yamaha and Mercury

You Can HelpSave Postage and Printing CostsThis newlett er is published every two months for Lake Tishomingo property owners. The printing cost is shared between the LTPOA and the LTIA. The postage is paid by the LTPOA.

You can help these organizations save some of the newslett er costs by switching to the full-color electronic edition of the newslett er. The current and past newslett ers (back to 2003) are available at the website:

www.laketishomingo.comLet us know if you are willing to switch to the electron-

ic edition by sending an email message to [email protected]


When the old church bell in the steeple of Belew’s Creek Chapel on Hillsboro-House Springs Road rings each Sun-day morning, people for miles around hear and heed its welcome invitation. Those who accept are not always mem-bers but people from several denominations who either live in the area or perhaps, are just passing through. They come from the surrounding hills and valleys, over narrow gravel or blacktopped roads to the small country church to hear the word of God and worship together.

This small white church by the side of the road nestles among the shady oak and hickory trees that tower above it. From there it sends out a welcome of warmth and nostalgia of another era, another time and other congregation. It is a house of faith, inspiration, hope and comfort to all who enter.

A visitor most always returns for as long a period as he or she remains in the community for one is charmed by the decor of the early 1900s which has been updated for mod-ern use but still retains the look of the past century.

Belew’s Creek Chapel (oft en referred to as the Chapel of the Wildwood) is lighted by old wall-hanging kerosene lamps, now electrifi ed and a charming chandelier of the same design. The hand made wood pews, glowing with the satiny richness of old polished walnut were made at the time the church was built. Now, due a memorial, red pew cushions have been added.

The Chapel was fi rst heated by a wood-burning stove, then converted to oil and the present day system of heat-ing, is gas. The altar, lectern and several other pieces, vital to a meaningful worship service, are handmade by local members of the congregation. The old pump organ, damaged by vandalism in 1962, is now replaced with the electric organ of Rose Meininger, former church organist for many years, by special provision of her will.

Belew’s Creek Chapel was fi rst organized in the year 1912.

Continue reading the chapel history at:

Belews Creek ChapelAn Invitation

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EMAIL ................................................................................................................

LTIA 2014 MembershipHelp to support the LTIA acti viti es and maintain the Community House. Membership includes free classi-fi ed ads, att endance at LTIA dinners, and children’s holiday parti es.

Please enclose your check for $40 payable to “LTIA” and send to: LTIA Treasurer 5698 Lake Tishomingo Rd Hillsboro MO 63050

NAME .................................................................................................................

ADDRESS .............................................................................................................

by Fred SteinmetzBelews Creek Chapel wouild like to invite residents of Lake Tishoming to our Services at 10:30 am Sun-day mornings. It was through the eff orts of local residents and Tishomingo members, Richard and Irene Ross, that the Church was reopened in 1962.

The following is a list of lake residents that have att ended Belews Creek Chapel over the years.

Barnes, Fred Boehm, Stan & Lois Chitwood, Launie & Roberta De Roode, Chyree Diggle, Bob & Louise Droege, Bob, Gert Droege, Ken & Barb Folsom, Chuck & Rosemary Fredericks, Chess & Louise Going, Ott o & Annie Hagemeir, Bob & Joyce Harris, Marge Hopfer, Jim & Charm Kaucher, children La mar, Bob & Mary Jane Magle, Ed & Olivia Meng, Mike & Nancy Parrot, Don & Thelma Ross, Richard & Irene Silhavey, Lynn & Children Steinmetz, Fred & Arlene Tedrick, Bill & Dorothy Tindle, Jeanett e Woodward, Helen

www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mojchs/Churches/Churches.pdf


Board Members Present: President Gordon Kassen, Marilyn Meyer, John Johnston, Steve Blaha, Kevin Seelbach, and Ray Lauer

The meeting was called to order at 7:04 p.m. There were 10 property owners present and all recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Thereaft er the president mentioned the recent passing of Lake resident Norbert Brym and asked for a moment of silence in his honor. He also mentioned that anyone wishing to off er any suggestion about the bett erment of the lake should take a sug-gestion form and complete it. The president then off ered com-ments about matt ers of interest to our subdivision. He mentioned that Clarue Holland is working with the Department of Natural Resources regarding issues related to the dam. Also he has been in contact with Bill McLaran regarding the clearing the water inlet- area and adding rock at the edge of the boat ramp. The plan had been to add concrete to that area; however, the lake level rose quicker than anticipated with the spring rains.

Minutes, meeting of August 13, 2013: Ray off ered a motion to waive the reading of the minutes since they had been published on the web site and the Newslett er. This was seconded by Mari-lyn. MOTION PASSEDTreasurer’s Report

Marilyn reported that with assessment payments ($49,767.51), sale of a Lake lot ($2,000) and several other matt ers, the total cash infl ow amounted to $51,145.51.

Disbursements amounted to $11,386.12. The major items were grass cutt ing on two occasions and at two vacant homes, payment to Sentry Security, dam cutt ing, Lakenan Insurance pre-mium for the dam ($4,799.55) and for a number of sundry items.

Marilyn then sought approval for her to make payments of $3,370.17 for outstanding invoices, representing phone costs, preparation and mailing of the Newslett er and for insurance.

Marilyn also reported assessment payments in the amount of $156,430.39 had been made, and there are 16 property owners who have not made their payments, totaling $8,028.00. Those with unpaid assessments will be referred to the Board’s att orney.

The balance in the checking account is $282,108.87.Gordon made a motion to accept and approve the reports.

John seconded the motion. MOTION PASSEDGate

Russ Wilner led a discussion regarding matt ers about issu-ance of gate cards, duration of requested codes for special events and related matt ers. This will be continued later. Also, Gordon mentioned that consideration is being given to adding cameras at several locations at the lake, and asked Russ and Rich Hirsch to review proposals and report back when their work is completed.Security:

No reportBuilding

John Johnston reported Cheryl Miller, Lots H 56 & 57 had submitt ed plans for a building addition. The blueprints have also been presented to Jeff erson County authorities, and the ap-proval is pending. John recommended the Board approve the permit conditionally at this time, assuming Jeff erson County will approve the plans. Gordon seconded the motion. MOTION PASSED

LTPOA Meeting Minutes September 10, 2013

MaintenanceKevin is reviewing the needed siding for the interior of the

road salt storage area and will report on that issue. John Dauern-heim suggested the siding does not have to extend as high as is being planned, and there would be less cost involved.LTIA Representative

Julie Johnston advised the next meeting on Sunday October 13 will include a fi sh fry. All are invited.Tishomingo Anglers

Kevin Scheirich then reported on behalf of the Anglers Group. He encouraged property owners to continue saving aluminum cans and bringing them to the storage area. Between 3 and 4 thousand pounds of aluminum have been donated and tak-en to a recycling center. This has generated $1,800. That amount is used to restock the lake. This year 500 walleye have been introduced in the lake. Kevin reported that fi shing has greatly improved since 1989. He spoke about brush piles that have been sunk at several locations around the lake, and talked about the water willow situation. Finally Kevin mentioned that volunteers are always welcome to help with initiatives of the Anglers Group.Finance

No reportWeb site

Janet Hirsch reported the Newslett er has been posted on the web site. Included are photos from some property owners depict-ing the seaplane that landed on the lake on Labor Day. Also, the deadline for submission of materials for the next Newslett er is October 20, 2013.Parent’s Club:

No reportGarden Club:

No reportSewer Board:

No reportWater Testing:

No reportDam:

No reportOld Business

Gordon reported that he had been contacted by Tim Lutt rell who off ered to dismantle the old work storage area for the sum of $500. Dave Kaucher would disconnect the electricity before the work started. Kevin made a motion to approve this work, and it was seconded by Gordon. MOTION PASSED

There being no further cause for action, the meeting was adjourned at 8:07 p.m.

Prepared by Ray LauerVice President-Secretary



LTPOA Meeting Minutes October 8, 2013


Board Members Present: President Gordon Kassen, Marilyn Meyer, John Johnston, Ray Lauer

Excused Absence: Steve Blaha, Kevin SeelbachThe meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m., and there were

seven (7) property owners present. All recited the Pledge of Al-legiance to the Flag. President Kassen advised he had no report but wanted to shuffl e the agenda to accommodate a resident who was seeking a building permit.Building

John Johnston presented plans on behalf of David and Joann Ross, Lot K-23, who wish to have a wraparound deck at their home. Aft er the drawings were reviewed, John made a motion for approval, and this was seconded by Marilyn. MOTION PASSEDMaintenance

Next there was a lengthy discussion regarding snow removal this coming winter season and the availability the truck owned by the lake to be used for plowing and salting. Presently the batt er-ies need charging. One opinion is the truck can be made usable. John Johnston made a motion that batt eries (2) be purchased for the truck so a determination can be made about its availability. This was seconded by Ray. A vote was taken and John, Marilyn and Ray approved the motion. Gordon voted not to concur.

This led to additional discussion about whether the truck should be retained or sold. Ray had asked John Dauernheim to secure prices on a possible replacement truck, and he presented that information. Aft er further discussion, it was decided this is-sue should be set aside for additional consideration.

President Kassen mentioned there were discussions with a private contractor about the possibility that he be hired to salt and plow the roads and the contractor indicated he would prepare a bid and submit the information at a later date.

It was mentioned by Marilyn that if we are to purchase salt for the roads it needs to be done within the next several days. She had obtained a bid of $69.25 per ton from Morton Salt. Gordon made a motion to order this salt, and it was seconded by John. MOTION PASSED

Then further discussion led to the decision John would check the condition of the batt eries the weekend aft er this meeting and then there would be consultation among the board members.Minutes

Meeting of September 10, 2013: Ray made a motion to waive the reading of the minutes since they are available on the web site and will be printed in the Newslett er. Marilyn seconded the mo-tion. MOTION PASSEDTreasurer’s Report

Marilyn reported there was income of $42,858.37, with $42,800.41 represented in assessment payments.

The cash outfl ow amounted to $3,315.83 for a variety of matt ers, the primary costs being $370.00 for grass cutt ing and trimming on the dam, and $2,622.00 for insurance payment to Lakenan Insurance for property buildings.

Marilyn then sought approval to pay other invoices amount-ing to $8,030.25, which represented $902.00 to MEM Insurance, $3,735.00 to Riggs Diggs, $952.00 to Red Oak lawn service, $225.00 for power washing in the new maintenance facility, $1,265.00 to Bossert Contracting to repair damages to a sewer line, and other various smaller bills. John made the motion to approve the report and the other payments. This was seconded by Ray. MOTION PASSED

GateRuss Wilner stated there have been no issues related to opera-

tion of the gate.Security

No reportLTIA Representative

No reportFinance

No reportWeb site

Janet Hirsch said the deadline for submission for articles and other material for the Newslett er is October 20, 2013.Parents Club Representative

No reportGarden Club

Chyree DeRoode reported that Sheila Frauenfelder had donated plantings to be placed near the entrance of the lake, and that plans are being made for installation of a foot bridge near the wildfl ower garden area.Sewer Board

No reportDam

Clarue Holland was not available for the meeting but had sent an email regarding work that needs to be accomplished before the Missouri DNR inspects the dam during the summer of 2014. Aft er discussion of this issue, Ray made the motion to ap-prove a payment of $165.00 to the Red Oak Company to perform necessary spraying next spring. Marilyn seconded the motion. MOTION PASSED.

Clarue indicated she and her husband Martin had inspected the dam and reported it appeared the ground hog is no longer present. Clarue, in her email, had also reported on the number of times the grass needs to be cut in the future, and it was deter-mined monies had already been set aside and approved for her to notify the contractor for this need.Old Business

President Kassen off ered comments on having met with a representative of Holloran Contracting about installing one pole near the storage shed so electricity can be made available there. He also said that he had been able to get a donation of other poles and they are stored in the work area. There will be continuing discussion of lighting near the work area, the entrance and near the parking area of the community house, as well as possible pur-chase of additional computer(s) for security needs.

A lake resident, Al Toscano, addressed the board regarding concerns he has about his property.

There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:26 p.m.

Prepared and submitt ed byRay LauerVice-president and secretary


Rules & RegulationsPlease be advised of the rules and regulations at the lake. You can fi nd them at www.laketishomingo.com. Maximum boat motor size is 40 hp. Oversize or inboard motors will not be allowed on the water.

Ditches & Culvert PipesThe LTPOA board is asking that all lot owners clean out their ditches and culvert pipes. Remove leaves, sticks, and other debris to keep the water fl owing in the ditch. This will help prevent our roads from being undermined by water runoff .

Building PermitsLTPOA building permits are required for all construc-tion projects.

SuggestionsProperty owners are invited to make suggestions for community improvement. Submit them to any board member.

LTPOA Reminders

August 31, 2013 Financial Report

Cash InflowAssessments 2013-2014 48,767.91 Assessment 2012-1013 300.00 Lot Sale 2,000.00 Gate Cards 35.00 Trailer Rental 10.00 Interest 32.60 Total Cash Inflow 51,145.51

Cash OutflowGrass Cutting 2 cuts plus Kreilick and Lowery 1,585.00 Legal 2nd Quarter 293.00 Sentry Security 5 Invoices 1,730.58 Dam Cutting 1,152.00 Lakenan Insurance Dam 4,799.55 Assessment Overpayment 6.00 PDC Water Testing 465.00 U. S. Treasury 288.11 LTIA Annual Trash Collection 48.00 Marker Buoys for Swimming Area 338.79 Property Keys 34.56 Dock Cleats 126.54 Wood for Lakefront pits and sand box 357.97 Britton's Quick Shop fuel 18.02 Charter Gate Phone 55.20 Utilities 87.80Total Cash Outflow 11,386.12

Checking Account Balance 282,108.87


September 30, 2013 Financial Report

Cash InflowAssessments 2013-2014 42,800.41 House Closing Refund 4.10 IRS Refund 14.23 Interest 39.63

Total Cash Inflow 42,858.37

Cash OutflowMickey K's Portable Toilet, 2 months 180.00 Marilyn Meyer, returned mail 6.38 Gordon Kassen, certified mail 3.56 Walen Grass Cut, dam trim 370.00 Lakenan Insurance, buildings 2,622.00 Charter Business Gate Phone 55.20 Utilities 78.69

Total Cash Outflow 3,315.83

Checking Account Balance 321,651.41


On Labor Day, Monday Sept 2, a seaplane landed on Lake Tishomingo. He came in from the east and fl ew down the center of the lake landing on the water. It was a very busy day on the lake -- ski boats were pulling kids on tubes, many water skiers were out, and folks were swimming off of pontoon boats. We were very fortunate that no one was injured. We doubt the pilot could easily have seen small children in the water below him.

It was a very good thing that Steve Blaha was on the water in the patrol boat. Steve approached the pilot, told him he was not permitt ed to land a plane here, recorded his wing number, and escorted the plane to the eastern edge of the lake and asked him to leave.

Seaplane Visits Lake Tishomingo

Several people have contributed photos of the incident. View more pictures online at

www.laketishomingo.com Photo Gallery 2013 Labor Day seaplane

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Lake Tishomingo Community Sewer Reportby Janet Hirsch

Public Water Supply District #13President Marilyn Meyer 274-1812 [email protected] President Rick Lippitt 274-5034 [email protected] Rich Hirsch 285-0813 [email protected] Ken Jost 274-0453 [email protected] John Johnston 274-1486 [email protected] ce voice mail 285-1778 [email protected]

Website http://www.laketishomingo.com/pwsd13

Mainline Cleanouts Marked & ProtectedIn October sewer main line cleanouts along the lake roads are being marked aft er a num-ber have been hit and broken by lawn mow-ers and vehicles. Bright orange 4-foot refl ec-tive “plow” stakes are being placed by the cleanouts to make them more visible. Those most at risk of serious damage will be rein-forced with concrete collars and metal lids. This work is underway and should continue for the next couple of months.

Please be careful in cutt ing grass and when driving and parking along the edge of the road. And remember to contact Missouri One-Call System when you have a project that requires digging. Placing a locate request is free and easy! Call 1-800-DIG-RITE (800-344-7483) or 811 or place your request online at htt p://www.mo1call.com.

For additional information about the billing options and proper use of the sewer system visit the website

www.laketishomingo.com/pwsd13.

Direct DepositHomeowners are encouraged to consider automatic payment of the sewer bill. The invoice postcards are issued the fi rst of every month and payment is due on the tenth of that month. Payments not received by the 21st of the month are delinquent and subject to lien and prosecution. The Billing & Payment Op-tions brochure is available at the website.

Sewer cleanout pipe with 4-ft marker stake.

If you’re thinking of selling, now is the time to get your home ready to market! Any painting, carpet cleaning, closet cleaning & yard cleanup, now’s the time to do this! I have buyers looking for homes. They want to be

moved in fast to enjoy the lake. Call me for a current price on your home & marketing plan to sell it fast!

Lake Tishomingo Property Owners Association5699 Lake Tishomingo RoadHillsboro MO 63050

PRSRT STDUS POSTAGE PAIDHILLSBORO MOPERMIT NO. 9

ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED

Euphorbia heterophylla is a wild poinsett ia native to Mis-souri. We spott ed a few indi-vidual plants like this along S Lakeshore Dr last year.

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