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Newsletter for the Citizens of Lakeway

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AROUND LAKEWAY5 Cookies for Kids' Cancer Bake Sale 6 Lakeway Forced Annexation 8 Tree Roots, a Wine Glass, and a Dinner Plate 9 The Blood Center of Central Texas10 Indoor City Wide Garage Sale12 The Women’s Club Of Greater Lakeway 13 Lakeway’s Big Band Bash14 Lakeway Ladies Golf Group16 "Paws & Claws at Flintrock Falls"17 Save the DATE!17 Lakeway Men’s Breakfast Club18 2011 “Dancing With The Stars” Gala Benefits the Lake Travis Community Library

SCHOOL NEWS20 Lake Travis ISD 2011-2012 District Calendar21 LTEF Seeks Sponsors and Golfers For Annual Tournament21 Lake Travis’ 2011 Football Schedule

BUSINESS SECTION22 Eight Business Networking Groups in the Area24 State Representative Workman to Address Local GOP Club

NEWS YOU CAN USE26 Lakeway MUD Water Restrictions

IN EVERY ISSUE25 Business Classifieds26 Teenage Job Seekers


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On Saturday, September 10, Austin will host a large, city-wide bake sale, with 100% of proceeds going to Cookies For Kids’ Cancer. Cookies For Kids’ Cancer raises funds for pediatric cancer research through local bake sales. It was founded by Gretchen Witt, a very determined mother, to help increase her young son’s odds in his cancer battle. When 2.5-year-old Liam was diagnosed in 2007, Gretchen was shocked to learn that the main reason over 25 percent of kids diagnosed with cancer do not survive is because of a lack of effective therapies. And the reason for the lack of therapies was very simple: lack of funding. Cookies for Kids’ Cancer support research at leading pediatric cancer hospitals, including Texas Children’s in Houston. Sadly, Liam lost his battle to the disease this past January. Now, a group of Austin residents, Austin’s Good Cookies, are determined to honor Liam’s life and raise funds for pediatric cancer research. The Austin City-Wide Bake Sale will take place at several locations throughout Austin, the main event being at the Hill Country Galleria Amphitheatre. We will have live music by Joe McDermott and Staci Gray, dance troupe performances, bounce houses, Kiwi the Clown, Gymboree on the Go, Beary Stuffables, raffles for Hill Country Galleria stores gift cards and more!

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WHERE: Steiner Ranch: Bella Mar & Towne Square soccer fieldsWHEN: Saturday, September 10; 10 am – 3 pm

COST: All donations for activities and cookies go directly to Cookies for Kids’ Cancer! For more information on satellite locations for the bake sale and the Hill Country Galleria event, or if you are interested in volunteering, please go to our blog, www.austinsgoodcookies.com


Around LakewayLakeway Forced Annexation

Dear Citizens of Lakeway,The Lakeway Zoning and Planning Commission has officially recommended against the

City of Lakeway annexing my neighborhood, Travis Oak Trails. Despite this fact, Mayor DeOme has indicated that our area is still very much under consideration to be annexed. I have been a homeowner and proud resident of the Travis Oak Trails community for the past thirteen years. Before buying our house, my husband and I leased a duplex on Flying Jib in Lakeway for several years. We were drawn to this area from Shreveport, Louisiana as a result of visiting friends who had been living in Lakeway for a number of years. As Lakeway residents my husband and I enjoyed walking our dogs to the park, fishing and going swimming in the lake (no Swim Center yet), rock collecting with our grandchildren, getting to know our neighbors and experiencing the natural beauty of the area. I fell in love with Austin via my landfall in Lakeway, and for this I am extremely grateful. Knowing that we wanted to call the Austin area “home” in a more definitive way, my husband and I began looking for property to buy. However, we prospected for housing outside Lakeway’s city limits for several reasons – we didn’t have the economic status to make Lakeway our permanent domicile, and we wanted a bigger taste of the casual, laid-back (maybe even a bit “weird”) lifestyle that other parts of the Austin area were known for.

Driving past the boundaries of Lakeway one morning on a quest to find home, I discovered Travis Oak Trails entirely by accident. It was “love at first sight” as I drove around the streets of TOT, drinking in its flavor – large lots, individually styled houses, the majestic greenbelt, and the feel of someplace quiet, warm and friendly. Our realtor showed us newer homes

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with more modern features and amenities in other neighborhoods with a more unified look and more distinguishing landscaping, but we never really considered any other option after seeing the house that was for sale in Travis Oak Trails. Like a number of other older homes in Travis Oak Trails, our house was unconventionally built by its original owner and is a bit “quirky” in some respects. After we moved in, we continued this trend by putting up a country-style wire fence and created a jewelry studio out of the funky free-standing garage. Although there are a number of ways we could improve our home (if money was no option), friends and family always remark about the “good feeling” of our house and its surrounding neighborhood. Of course, it’s more than the house – We feel incredibly fortunate to have warm and supportive relationships with so many of the neighbors who also call Travis Oak Trails “home”: We pet-sit and house-watch for each other. Fellow musicians gather on front porches to jam. Dog-walkers meet and greet on the tar-surfaced streets and ones that have no pavement at all. We have pot lucks and call on each other when we need a hand. Without a doubt there is a unique culture which has evolved from the nature of this neighborhood that is rare and of exceptional value to its residents. The possible annexation into the City of Lakeway could, and probably would, destroy much of that.

And then there are matters that are more concrete in nature that the possibility of annexation suggests. It would be a huge financial burden to make repairs and/ or modifications to our house according to the stricter building codes of Lakeway. I can’t imagine replacing our metal roof, which “sings” in the rain, with one of a different material. The private counseling practice I dream of opening in a small separate office building next to the house would never come to pass. The extra taxes and additional added costs would most likely add up to having to sell our beloved home and settle somewhere else – without our cherished neighbor/friends and our peaceful view of the greenbelt. Several of our neighbors have also shared similar concerns.

The thought of being annexed and losing our home is - to say the least -“unbelievably stressful”. The truth be told, it is actually quite frightening. I love calling Travis OakTrails “home” and wish to continue to do so for many years. I appreciate the positive connection I have had with Lakeway for the past 15 years, but being a permanent part of the city is not what I and the vast majority of my neighbors desire. I am satisfied with the services we receive from other entities (protection by the Travis County Sheriff, choice of waste services, etc.). I don’t want the view of the stars from my front porch to be obscured by a mandatory front porch light or be required to follow codes appropriate for and wanted by residents of Lakeway. Travis Oak Trails has a distinct lifestyle, as does the City of Lakeway. In my opinion, annexation would actually dilute the “real flavor” of both communities. Travis Oak Trails and Lakeway have co-existed successfully for nearly 50 years. I along with my neighbors would be most appreciative if you choose to support us and urge the Lakeway City Council to vote “no” regarding annexation of Travis Oak Trails. Sincerely,Camilla Bolch, Travis Oak Trails Subdivision

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Around LakewayTree Roots, a Wine Glass, and a Dinner Plate

This is the second in a series of guest articles. In construction, as in life, if you don’t lay a solid foundation, everything else is more likely to be a problem. It’s no different for trees, whose roots form the basis for their health and structural soundness. But what control do we have over tree roots that we can’t even see because they grow so deep into the earth? A lot. Because, generally, they don’t. Much of the mistreatment of trees occurs because people don’t realize where the roots are located (or they do and think it doesn’t matter). Generally, most of a tree’s roots grow within the top foot or so of soil and take a horizontal path that extends well outside the tree’s canopy edge (the drip line). Obstructions, elevation changes, and other factors can influence this growth pattern, but knowing the natural character of root growth helps us make better decisions about what we do around trees. Structurally, a mature tree is a wonder of engineering. Its roots and stem (trunk) must support a canopy whose network of branching and foliage sways with the breezes and confronts even more wind force during storms. No wonder people think that roots must grow deep. Rather, as James Urban explains in Up By Roots: Healthy Soils and Trees in the Built Environment, a tree is a vertical cantilever

that “resists overturning by relying on the anchoring of the horizontal roots.” Where the trunk flares at the base, it packs on extra wood to form a “bracket” that resists the stresses of weight and force. It then divides into buttress roots to distribute that loading force. The area that flares and transitions into buttress roots is called the root crown or root collar. This part of the tree is extremely important to structural stability. Once underground, these roots taper quickly and transition to other types of roots that perform anchoring, storage, and absorbing functions. The absorbing roots hang out where there’s adequate air and moisture; that’s usually within the top twelve inches of soil. They are responsible for absorbing



water and essential elements that the tree needs. Picture a wine glass on a dinner plate. This classic model represents root growth of a tree allowed to grow in an open space. The glass’s bowl is the tree canopy, its base the root crown, and the dinner plate the root system. Keep it in mind, because the root crown and root system will come up over and over again as we explore other issues that impact proper tree care. So does a great root system just happen? Nope. But before we look at how to encourage one from the start, in the next article, we’ll get better acquainted with the root crown. Then planting issues will make more sense. DANIEL HAYDENDaniel Hayden is an ISA Board Certified Arborist #TX-3748A and resides in Austin. You may reach him at [email protected].

TREES: The Logical but Harmful- (Continued from Page 8) The Blood Centerof Central Texas

The Blood Center of Central Texas has a normal demand for 200 units of blood per day. Summer donations are traditionally less than normal, but demand remains constant. Our Lakeway Community Blood Drive plays a significant role in meeting this requirement. Our next Lakeway Community Blood Drive will be held on Saturday, September 17th, at the Lakeway Activity Center, from 8:00 to 12:00. We have plenty of open appointments, so please consider donating if you have not already signed up. To be eligible to donate blood, a person must be at least 17 years of age, weigh at least 115 lbs, and bring a photo ID when they donate. The process takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes. Walk-ins are welcomed, but appointments are honored, so please plan ahead and make an appointment. To schedule an appointment, call Searcy Willis, Lakeway Community Blood Drive Coordinator, @ 261-9055 (home) or 799-5714 (cell), or email [email protected]

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Around LakewayTHE WOMEN’S CLUB OF GREATER LAKEWAY

Kick Off the New Season with Best-Selling Author Liliane Desjardin at Sept. Meeting The Women’s Club of Greater Lakeway meeting and luncheon will take place Monday, September 26th in the Rio Grande Ballroom of the Lakeway Resort and Spa. Coffee will be served at 9:30am with the meeting beginning at 10:00am.The featured speaker, Liliane Desjardin, was born in Zagreb, Croatia and educated in Paris, France. Her background is liturgical arts and one of her outstanding works are the Stained Glass windows at the Catholic Chapel at Kennedy International Airport in New York. Upon entering recovery from addictions, Liliane focus shifted from aesthetic beauty to reshaping and re-creating her life and the lives of others. Liliane is a Certified Clinical Addiction Specialist. She is renowned for her highly successful and innovative work and the Desjardins Unified Model of Treatment

of Addictions. She is the co-founder of Pavilion Gilles Desjardins in Val David, Quebec, Canada and Pavillon International a center for treatment of addictions in North Carolina. She has thirty-three years of experience in clinical work. Liliane has a profound and passionate dedication to her work, which is rooted in thirty-seven years of personal recovery. Liliane is a proven leader in the healing of emotions and deep-seated self defeating belief systems and addictions. She has brought hope and healing to thousands. She is an international speaker, workshop leader and has appeared on numerous educational TV programs. With humor, expertise and compassion Liliane creates the necessary elements for transformation, as well as the desire and strength needed for individuals to change and lead more effective and healthy

lives. After retiring from the Pavillon, Liliane and her husband Gilles moved to Austin, TX. Liliane is president of Higher Power Productions. Her focus is now on empowering individuals to access their Authentic Self and actualize their potential. She enjoys playing golf with her husband Gilles and spending time with their adorable little dog named Angel. This interesting and informative meeting is free and open to all Greater Lakeway residents. To make luncheon reservations which will feature informal modeling with fashions from COLDWATER CREEK or for more information about the meeting call Karen Morter 261-4489 or Linda Goodwin 263-1274.

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The City of Lakeway’s Arts Committee has announced plans to host a Lakeway Big Band Bash on Monday, September 26, 2011, from 8 to 10 p.m. The event will have a large dance floor with both theatre and table seating. It will be at the Lakeway Activity Center, 105 Cross Creek in Lakeway (tel. 261-1010). It will be free, but donations to the band will be encouraged. Attendees may bring their own refreshments as none will be provided. Headlining the Lakeway Big Band Bash will be The Republic of Texas Big Band. It is a 17 piece band, conducted by Kent Dugan. This band recently concluded a one-year residency at The Highball night club in South Austin. They consistently drew crowds of dancers of all ages. Expect to hear favorite tunes (with fresh arrangements) from the big band era, including songs made famous by crooners such as Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Ella Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday. The band often features well known Lakeway singers, David Cummings and Lisa Clark. Get your dancing shoes polished, dress up a bit (not formal), and come out to dance and/or listen to some really great music by one of Austin’s very best bands.

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Around LakewayLakeway Ladies Golf Group


Lakeway Nine Hole Ladies GolfLakeway Country Club

There is one correction regarding the June results for the Lakeway Country Club Nine Hole group. The third place winners of the June 15th scramble included Margaret MYERS (not Margaret Mills).

Results of July weekly play as follows:JULY 6 – INDIVIDUAL PLAY – LIVE OAKAce of the Month Winner - Judy Donohue – Congratulations!First Flight: 1st place – Karen Vaughan 2nd place – Mary Land 3rd place – Cheryl Whaling Second Flight: 1st place – Billye Lynn Ratliff 2nd place – Deanne Willis 3rd place – Diane JonesThird Flight: 1st Place – Dorothy Boddeker 2nd Place – Dot Fields 3rd Place – Gail BowmanLow Putts: Diane Jones - 12Chip-Ins: Sandra McCullough - #1350 and under: Mary Land - 4955 & Under: Cheryl Whaling 55; Karen Vaughan 54; Billye Lynn Ratliff 55JULY 13TH – RED, WHITE & BLUE 4 PERSON SCRAMBLE – YAUPONFirst Place: Mary Land, Lynda Jones, Carol Bosse and Sarah BergSecond Place: Sandy Walsh, Vivian Craft, Paula Peterson and Robin HargadonThird Place: Maureen Powell, Diana Hall, Judy Donohue and Carol SmithCloset to the pin: Susan Fieglein #13 and Karen Vaughan #15JULY 20TH - INDIVIDUAL PLAY – LIVE OAKFirst Flight: 1st place – Cheryl Whaling 2nd place – Kay Beck 3rd place – Lenora Hyche Second Flight: 1st place – Judy Donohue 2nd place – Carol Bosse 3rd place – Billye Lynn RatliffThird Flight: 1st Place – Robin Hargadon 2nd Place – Sherri Bettis 3rd Place – Margaret MyersLow Putts: Cheryl Whaling - 14Chip-Ins: Billye Lynn Ratliff - #1

50 and under: Judy Donohue - 48; Kay Beck – 49; Lenora Hyche - 4955 & Under: Cheryl Whaling 51; Mary Land 51; Billye Lynn Ratliff 53; Maureen Powell 51; Carol Bosse 53 Special prizes for closet to the “wavy” line were won by Nancy Paquin on #4 and Lenora Hyche on #8JULY 27TH – BEST BALL 4 PERSON SCRAMBLE - YAUPON First Place: Nancy Paquin, Cheryl Whaling, Judy Donohue and Margaret MyersSecond Place: Maureen Powell, Deane Willis and Nancy GregorThird Place: Becky Lanier, Dorothy Boddeker and Kay BeckSUBMITTED BY,SANDRA MCCULLOUGH, SECRETARY

Lakeway Ladies Golf Association18 Hole Group

JULY 12: RED, WHITE & BLUE INDIVIDUAL, LIVE OAK1st Flight: 1st Place: Sarah Hohner, 71 2nd Place: Patti Lasswell, 712nd Flight: 1st Place: Karla Castriotta, 77 2nd Place: Betsy Frost, 79Low Putts: 25 Sandy NeesChip-Ins: #2 Patti Lasswell, #8 Rita Hietpas, #14 Betsy Frost & Carolyn Henry, #15 Cathy Shoemaker

JULY 20: BEST NINE, YAUPON1st Flight: 1st Place: Beverly Reid, 31 2nd Place: Sarah Hohner, 342nd Flight: 1st Place: Marsha Kish, 31 2nd Place: Sandee Phillips, 33Low Putts: 27 Marsha KishChip Ins: #3 Marsha Kish, #4 Sandy Nees, #15 Carol English, #16 Sarah Hohner

JULY 27: AROUND THE CLOCK, LIVE OAK1st Flight: 1st Place: Paula Crawley, 56 2nd Place: Beverly Reid, 582nd Flight: 1st Place: Janis Campbell, 60 2nd Place: Marie Rush, 63Low Putts: Janis Campbell, 31Chip Ins: #1 Rita Hietpas, #4 Sarah Hohner, #10 Betsy Frost, #18 Paula Crawley


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AUGUST 3: ACE OF THE MONTH, YAUPONAce of the Month is Maxie Scott, 671st Flight: 1st Place: Vicki Warren, 69 2nd Place: Paula Crawley, 692nd Flight: 1st Place: Cathy Shoemaker, 71 2nd Place: Janis Campbell, 753rd Flight: 1st Place: Sandee Phillips, 71 2nd Place: Jane Froeschle, 75Low Putts: 25 Vicki WarrenChip Ins: #18 Maxie Scott

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"Paws & Claws At Flintrock Falls"

Benefit Set For October 10th

Area animals will find hope thanks to an October 10th luncheon and fashion show at Flintrock Falls Country Club. Dubbed "Paws and Claws at Flintrock Falls," the event offers lunch, entertainment, prizes, and a fashion show featuring top new styles from Nordstrom. Proceeds benefit Friends of Mrs. P, a local pet charity founded by Lakeway resident Gretchen Pachlhofer. Other sponsors include John Paul Pet, Transformation Salon, Mrs. P’s Pet Sitting, Inc., Terrell Veterinary Clinic and other prominent businesses. “Friends of Mrs. P isn’t a typical rescue organization. Our main focus is financial aid for all animals in need – especially those who need special veterinary care,” said Pachlhofer. "We'll be helping animals and having great fun at the same time," said Grace Watson, owner of Lakeway's Transformation Salon. Watson is helping organize Paws & Claws. "People will see some amazing hair, make-up and fashions. Our partnerships with Paul Mitchell and Nordstrom mean this will be a top-notch show." Tarrance Smith, department manager at the Barton Creek Mall Nordstrom location, agrees. "We're excited to be part of Paws & Claws at Flintrock Falls," he observed in a recent interview. "Everyone at Nordstrom loves animals. I can't wait to introduce Lakeway's pet community to Nordstrom's fresh, new styles. It's a great opportunity for everyone." Tickets are priced at $75 and will be available starting September 1, 2001 at Transformation Salon and other select locations. "The room only holds 150 people, so that's how many tickets are available. If you want to be a part of this extraordinary event, grab your tickets now," said Pachlhofer. Sponsorship opportunities for local businesses are still open.

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YOUTH SOCCER, BASEBALL, AND SPORTS CLASS

Fall sports are beginning soon! Enroll online at Sportball.us or call 608-2634 for more information. 8-Sport skills class: Held at Lakeway Activity Center for age 3-4 and 5-6. Kids will have a chance to practice the skills of 8 sports in this all-sport class. Soccer and Baseball team classes: Held at three locations in Southwest Austin beginning in September. These classes are open to ages 2 to 7, depending on location. Sportball classes will give kids a chance to learn valuable sports skills without the pressure of little league. At soccer/baseball, kids will receive a jersey and practice with their team each Saturday, but will not have an official game schedule. Classes focus on skills, drills, and scrimmages. All classes are taught by certified coaches.

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Save the DATE! Come one, come all on Saturday, October 15, 2011 to Lakeway City Park (502 Hurst Creek Road) and celebrate the season as hot air balloons illuminate the night sky from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Children from around the area are invited to wear their costumes and enjoy an evening featuring “The Loose Wheels” in concert, candy, glitter tattoo artists, balloon twisters, a fun house and a trip into Lakeway’s own Dead End Cemetery! Please, no pets at this event. This event is sponsored by the City of Lakeway Parks and Recreation Department. For more information, please call 314-7530.S U B M I T T E D B Y LY N N KIRCHENBAUER, EVENTS/ADMIN III, CITY OF LAKEWAY, LY N N K I R C H E N B A U E R @LAKEWAY-TX.GOV


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Dottie Stevenson and her partner, Mike Topel, Dennis McWilliams, Sports Director at The World of Tennis, and his partner, Laura Battle. Also reappearing this year in the competition is the featured couple above. Jamie Clayton is a graduate of Indiana University with a degree in elementary education. She has lived in Lakeway for thirteen years and is married to Guy Clayton. They have two children, Cash and Carley. Jamie has been teaching fitness classes for fourteen years and currently teaches at the World of Tennis. She has danced since she was just five years old. She is also the head cheer coach for her daughter’s cheer team, and therefore dancing and moving with the little ones have kept her on her toes with the latest dance moves. Jamie’s partner, Jon Hupp, attended The University of Nebraska, Oklahoma State University and received a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. He has lived in Austin for seventeen years and has resided in Lakeway for the past eight years. He is married to Karen Hupp and has two children, Sterling and Skylar. Jon is the owner of Star Physical Therapy. He has been practicing as a physical therapist for more than eighteen years, specializing in treating orthopedic, sports medicine and spinal injuries with a manual therapy approach. Jon has no formal instruction but has dabbled with hiphop, country and

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LTEF Seeks Sponsors and Golfers For Annual

Tournament The name says it all … LTEF’s “Fore” the Kids Golf Tournament is an annual fundraising event that supports students in the Lake Travis ISD. The Lake Travis Education Foundation turns proceeds from the tournament into grants to LTISD teachers and scholarships for graduating Lake Travis High School seniors. But we need sponsors to make the tournament a success. "The LTEF golf tournament is an excellent opportunity to support the kids in our district and have a fun day out on the golf course," said LTEF President Steve Harvey. "Let your passion for golf help us provide the tools to fuel our children's passion for learning." The “Fore” the Kids Golf Tournament offers a variety of sponsorship levels which, in turn, offer benefits that include advertising, golf teams, and chances to meet and greet on the course. Scheduled for the morning of Monday, September 19th at The Hills Country Club, the day starts with breakfast and registration at 8 a.m. A shotgun start at 9 a.m. kicks off the 4-player scramble and, once on the course, golfers begin competing for some great prizes. Lunch will be served on the course, and an awards reception will be held in the Waterfall Dining Room following tournament play. Take advantage of this opportunity to play on the famed Hills Signature Course. The tournament is open to the first 144 players to sign up. Sponsorship details, golfer registrations, and online contributions are accessible via LTEF’s website at www.LakeTravisEducationFoundation.org, or call the Foundation's office at 533-6095. Lakeway Elementary students Karis and Kendall Harvey are just two of the thousands of students who will benefit from the community’s support of LTEF’s “Fore” the Kids Golf Tournament.

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Business SectionEight Business Networking Groups in the Area

Are you looking to grow your business in 2011? If so, you might be interested in a few of the business networking groups in the area. These are a few to choose from:STEINER RANCH REFERRALS BNI GROUP Meetings are on Tuesday mornings from 8:00am to 9:30am at Hill Country Pasta House. Visitors are welcome! If you are interested please contact Elicia Rudberg at [email protected] for more information or visit www.BNIAustin.com.FOUR POINTS BNI Meetings are on Wednesday at lunch from 11:30am to 1:00pm at the River Place Country Club. Visitors are welcome! If you are interested please contact Kelly Troy at [email protected] or visit www.BNIAustin.com.FOUR POINTS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The Four Points Chamber of Commerce provides networking opportunities at social gatherings, luncheons with guest speakers and activities. The Chamber brings businesses together along highway 620 from Hudson Bend to Anderson Mill and Ranch Road 2222 from Jester to Volente. Four Points Chamber supports business growth in the community where we live, work and play. In less than 6 months Four Points Chamber of Commerce exceeded its first year membership goals and continues to grow! For information about participating in upcoming events or membership benefits visit www.fourpointschamber.com or call (512) 551-0390. Membership inquiries may also be sent directly to [email protected] BUSINESS REFERRAL GROUP MADE FUN! Networking Northwest Austin is expanding its member base of businesses in our area. We believe in business by referrals and having a limited member base. We have a caring, positive, involved group of people who wish to build their businesses using the strength business referrals. No fees. Business education and speakers. Networking Northwest Austin meets on the second and fourth Mondays at 11:30 at Red Robin on 183. Visit http://www.meetup.com/NetWorking-NorthWest-Austin/

YOUR LOCAL CITY Steiner Ranch has a new business networking group. Your Local City is a positive, membership based, business networking organization with 17 groups meeting all over the Austin area. The Steiner Ranch group meets every Friday at 8:00 am at Lakeside Pizza and Grill located in the Shops at Steiner Ranch at Steiner Ranch Blvd. and Quinlan. Come join us to grow your business.LAKEWAY NETWORKING, INC. We are a diverse group of business professionals in the Lake Travis area, helping our members grow their businesses through qualified referrals. We meet every Wednesday at 8AM at Santa Catarina, 1310 RR 620 South, in Lakeway. Come visit us and see how your business can benefit by being a member of Lakeway Networking. For more information, please contact Kelly Connor at [email protected] or 512-736-2495.STEINER RANCH MARKETERS Your boss thinks what you do is voodoo, your spouse thinks your work reflects the latest Mad Men episode, and your kids fear following in your footsteps; growing up to work a cube (unless you are lucky and work from home - then you work on the computer). Fear not! We can find solace in one another. We're a friendly bunch by trade and we excel at networking by nature so why aren't we?! Join us for a respite from the daily grind and a chance to get to know other marketers in Steiner Ranch: meetup.com/Steiner-Ranch-Marketers Quetions? [email protected]+ REFERRALS BY THE LAKE BNI (LAKEWAY) BNI is a professional business networking group that helps you build a team of partners to market your business. Come join us on Wednesday mornings from 9:00-10:30 at Hill Country Pasta House. Breakfast is $10 and visitors are welcome. Please feel free to contact Sheryl Baker at [email protected] or visit www.BNIaustin.com for more information.

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Business SectionState Representative Workman to Address Local GOP Club

The Lake Travis Republican Club members will welcome Texas Representative Paul Workman to their Tuesday, October 18th Lunch meeting.

Paul D. Workman was elected as Republican in November 2010 to serve Texas District 47 of the State Legislature. District 47 which includes south and southwest sections of Travis County. Representative Workman is a member of the House Committee on Business and Industry and on the Committee on Corrections. In addition, he serves on the Energy Council which helps facilitate the development of a national energy matters among the Southwestern States. Paul Workman has been active in the local construction of commercial buildings for more than 37 years. He earned a BS in Building Construction from Texas A&M University in 1973. He served in the US Army Reserve for 10 years as an Engineering Officer, retiring as Company Commander with the rank of Captain.

Representative Workman is an active Rotarian serving as President of the Rotary Club of Austin in 1998. He is a National Director of the Associated General Contractors of America and serves on the board of Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse. Paul has been married to the former Sherry Cleveland for 40 years.They have two grown children, Kyle and Paula, who now own and work in the family business. Paul and Sherry are active members of the Pedernales River Fellowship and enjoy spending time with their six grandchildren. The Lake Travis Republican Club will at the Hills Dining Room on Tuesday, October 18th at 11:30 a.m. Visitors are welcome.Members $15 - Guests $20For reservations -email [email protected] or phone 261-0722


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