Bee Cave - May 2016 by Peel, Inc.

VOLUME 7, ISSUE 5

MAY 2016

NEWSLETTER FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE BEE CAVE AREA

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Fire....................................................................................... 911 Ambulance........................................................................... 911 Police Department...............................................512-314-7590 Sheriff â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Non-Emergency.....................................512-974-0845 Travis County ESD No.6/Lake Travis Fire Rescue Administration Office.......................................512-266-2533 Travis County Animal Control.............................512-972-6060

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Lake Travis ISD....................................................512-533-6000 Lake Travis High School.......................................512-533-6100 Lake Travis Middle School...................................512-533-6200 Lake Travis Elementary.........................................512-533-6300 Hudson Bend Middle School...............................512-533-6400 Lake Pointe Elementary........................................512-533-6500 Lakeway Elementary............................................512-533-6350 Serene Hills Elementary.......................................512-533-7400 Bee Cave Elementary............................................512-533-6250 West Cypress Elementary.....................................512-533-7500

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Bee Cave City Hall...............................................512-767-6600 Bee Cave Library..................................................512-767-6620 Municipal Court..................................................512-767-6630 Lake Travis Postal Office.......................................512-263-2458 Lakeway Regional Medical Center........................512-571-5000 City of Bee Cave.....................................www.beecavetexas.com

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Around Bee Cave The 2016 Lake Travis Spring Game Presented by Keller Williams Lake Travis – May 20 The 5-time state championship program at Lake Travis High School is gearing up for the fall season with the annual Spring Jamboree Scrimmage. The scrimmage will be held on May 20, 2016 at Cavalier Stadium. This will be the first opportunity for fans to get a glimpse of what the 2016 season will have in store for them. According to Director of Athletics and Head Football Coach Hank Carter, “2016 is going to be nothing less than greatness! With a core group of returning players and young talent moving up, this season will be great! We invite everyone to be a part of the Spring Jam experience.” The entry fee for the event is $5 for adults and $2 for students. Gates open at 4:30pm and future Cavaliers (Kinder – 6th grade) can sign up for the FREE Punt, Pass and Kick competition that will begin at 5pm. All LTISD elementary and 6th grade students are eligible to participate. Each participant will receive a LT wristband and prizes are awarded to the final winners in each category. The Cavaliers will also be available for meet and greets as well as autographs. Admission to the Spring Jam includes spectating at all 3 games that will be played during the evening. The Freshman scrimmage will begin at 5:30pm, JV at 6:30pm and Varsity takes the field at

7:45pm. Big Prize Chance drawings will be awarded throughout the evening. First place prize is a DJI Phantom 3 Standard Quadcopter Drone, second place prize is an 50” Sharp LED HDTV and third place prize is Beats Studio over the ear headphones. In addition to the large prizes, (3) $50 LT Spirit Shack gift certificates will also be awarded. Prize drawing tickets are available for $10 each and can be purchased from any football parent prior to the event or at the gate during the event. The Spirit Shack will have LT t-shirts and souvenirs on sale during the event. The event will also feature silent and live auctions as well as varsity team autographs. You can also submit your chance to “Coach the Cavs”. The “Taste of Lakeway” will feature local food offerings from some of Lakeway’s finest restaurants. Spectators can purchase an allinclusive dining pass for $3 at the gate and enjoy all of the offerings from the restaurants on site. The Spring Jamboree planning committee would like to thank the Platinum Sponsors for this year’s event: HEB and Keller Williams Lake Travis. For more information about the Spring Jamboree or to become a sponsor, please visit www.LakeTravisFootball.com . Any further questions can also be emailed to: britneyecross@gmail.com.

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Around Bee Cave Bobby Shew and Elias Haslanger headline “Toast to Tony”

Happy Happy 11th Birthday Kye McDonald!! We are so proud of you and we love you! Mom, Dad, & Mason

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Two giants of the jazz world, trumpeter Bobby Shew and saxophonist Elias Haslanger, celebrate the life of their fellow j a z z m a n To n y C a m p i s e a t 7 p.m. Friday, May 6 with an evening of exceptional music at the Spicewood Vineyards Event Center, Spicewood, TX. This is the seventh annual concert honoring Campise, a woodwind virtuoso who mentored many talented young jazz musicians including Haslanger. Local Spicewood residents Paul and Betty Motheral sponsor the concerts, closing the Spicewood Arts Society’s regular season. After a long career, which included playing lead alto sax with the Stan Kenton band, Campise settled in Austin where he led his own band, backed many music legends, and gathered an impressive list of awards. His album “Once in a Blue Moon” was nominated for a Grammy in 1992, reaching top ratings on national charts. Campise died in 2010 following a brain hemorrhage after a fall, but his musical heritage lived on. “Tony’s legacy hasn’t faded,” Paul Motheral said. “His memory and his musical presence are holding up. He’s remembered very frequently and very warmly in the jazz world.” Shew, whom Motheral called “one of the best trumpet players in the world” has been playing trumpet professionally since age twelve. Over a stellar career he’s played with America’s top bands (Tommy Dorsey, Woody Herman, and more), garnered many Grammy nominations, received the Jazz Album of the Year award in 1982 and was elected to the New Mexico Music Hall of Fame. Haslanger also has a distinguished musical career as a saxophonist, composer, and bandleader. He’s toured with world-class artists and played at legendary clubs like New York’s Blue Note. Returning to his Austin hometown, Haslanger founded Cherrywood Records and quickly became an integral part of Austin music. This concert included in season ticket package. Buy individual tickets ($50), online at http:// www.spicewoodarts.org or call 512264-2820. Spicewood Vineyards is at 1419 Co. Rd. 409, Spicewood, TX. Wine will be available for purchase, and complimentary light fare and beverages at intermission. ### About the Spicewood Arts Society The Spicewood Arts Society provides promotion and education about the performing, visual and literary arts in Spicewood, Texas. Formed in 2000, SAS sponsors four performances a year, plus special performances and a special fundraiser concert; Fall Arts Roundup, a fine arts festival; storytelling for adults and children; and scholarships, as well as other activities. More information online at www.spicewoodarts.org or call 512-264-2820. Copyright © 2016 Peel, Inc.

ART AND MUSIC IN THE HILLS: SPIRIT IN THE HILLS LUTHERAN FAMILY CAMP

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This summer a new and exciting opportunity for families is being presented by Spirit In The Hills Lutheran Church. On three consecutive evenings (June 14-16) a family camp will be held focusing on the Parables of Jesus through storytelling, Art and Music. The evening starts at 5:30 with a light supper and concludes at 8 .P.M after a closing dialog. Adults will have the opportunity of a group discussion of the parables and their impact in today’s world. Youth will participate in two sessions: one emphasizing ART led by a noted artist from Lakeway; the other emphasizing Music led by exceptional musicians from the area. More information will be forthcoming. HOLD THE DATES and call 512-294-2884 to leave your name and phone number. You will be contacted for registration information in May. Spirit In The Hills Lutheran Church is located at 3001 R O Drive in Spicewood Texas (corner of R O Drive and Bee Creek. The stated mission of the church: “We at Spirit in the Hills are people diversely centered in Christ, inspired by the Holy Spirit and sent to share God’s love in the world.” ALL ARE WELCOME!

Look at your water bill, and in the summer try to keep your usage under 35,000 gallons for a 5/8” meter and 45,000 gallons per month for a 3/4” meter. But the recommended watering schedule doesn’t seem like enough. Won’t my grass die? Most landscape plants get more water than they need. You can keep landscaping alive even during the worst summer heat and drought by following these tips. • Start Early in the Year!!!! (late March is best) to condition your lawn to being watered two days a week or less. (From October to March, you may not have to water very much at all.) Water deeply 1 to 1.5 inches. This practice will encourage deep root systems and make for healthier, drought tolerant grass. • Use native plants that do well on little water. • Try not to plant or install new sod in the summer months. Give your plants time to get established before facing the summer heat. New grass, plants and shrubs require frequent watering for quite a while. Many new plants will die in the Texas summer heat even with constant watering. • Mulch around plants to hold in water and discourage weeds. • Install efficient irrigation systems. Avoid sprinklers with fine sprays. Don’t water during the heat of the day (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.) when 60% of the water will be lost to evaporation. Install a moisture sensor system so that you will not be watering when it is raining. • Use drip irrigation for bedded plants, trees and shrubs. • Adjust automatic sprinkler systems so that they water landscaping and not sidewalks, driveways and pavement. • Don’t water on windy days. • Water only enough to restore water lost to evapotranspiration (ET). • If it rains during the week, subtract the rainfall from your required watering amount. Okay. But how do I know how long to run my sprinklers? Your irrigation professional can tell you, or you can easily figure it out yourself. Set out several empty tuna cans on the lawn about eight to ten feet from the sprinkler head(s). Turn on the sprinkler and mark the time it takes to accumulate about one inch (use the average of the depth in the cans.) Longer watering is only wasting water and costing you money. The District will continue to follow its state approved conservation plan this year, beginning May 1st all residential outdoor watering systems must limit water use to the twoday watering schedule or less. (Commercial and Multi-family customers water two days or less year-round.) Thank you for helping conserve water for today and tomorrow!

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Around Bee Cave Women’s Club Installation Luncheon May 26 The Women’s Club of Greater Lakeway will hold its annual Installation Luncheon meeting at the Lakeway Spa and Resort Vista Ballroom on Monday, May 23 at 9:30 am. The luncheon will introduce the new board members for the club for the year 20162017 and honor the past presidents for their service in past years. It is also a time for members to sign up for next year’s Special Interest Groups. There are currently 24 different special groups affiliated with Women’s Club including 8 book clubs, antique club, garden club, galloping gourmets, dinner club, Dottie’s Follies, ExPats, knitting and stitchery, investment club, out and about special trips, opera, pursuing poetry retirement home crafts, Sing A Long, single friends, and music and movement classes – a huge variety of groups meeting monthly to serve the broad base of the 496 women who are current members of Women’s Club. Dottie’s Follies will perform and add more excitement to the day. The general meeting is for members and their guests and begins on Monday, April 25 at 9:30 a.m. with a coffee social when members can explore each special Interest Groups with the chairmen for the coming year. The meeting with thanking the current board and the installation of the executive board plus the introduction of the general board begins about 10:30. Lunch will start at 11:30 and reservations are required by May 19. Please send in your reservation to: Dee Ann Burns, 107 Lakeway Hill Cove, Lakeway, Texas 78734. Cost: $36.00. Make checks payable to W.C.G.L. – Women’s Club of Greater Lakeway. For membership information, see lakewaywomensclub. com.

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TexARTS Announces Its Musical Theatre Summer Camp With Additional Broadway Professionals TexARTS will kick off its summer of theatre and visual arts camps on June 6 with their annual youth summer production of the hysterical musical A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. The production-based intensive takes place from June 6 through 24, with performances June 25 through 26. Students aged 7 to 18 years old, will have the opportunity to work with professional artists and take their theatre skills to a new level. Natalie Maloke, a New York City based director will mount the production with choreographer Darren Gibson, at the St. Michael’s Academy Gloria Delgado Performing Arts Theatre. Placement auditions will be held May 17 and 18 and everyone gets a role! In addition to rehearsing the show, this summer’s intensive offers a new series of add on Masters’ Workshops specializing in auditioning, acting, and dance, led by three veteran Broadway professionals. Acceptance into this workshop will be based on the students’ initial audition in May. The three veteran Broadway experts that will sharpen the students’ existing auditioning, acting, and dance skills include, Jay Binder, Matthew Corozine and Kelly King. Jay Binder of Binder Casting is one of the top casting directors in New York. He has cast over 70 Broadway shows and cast for Warner Brothers Television. He was also an artistic consultant for Disney World and National Artists Management Company. Matthew Corozine is an acting teacher, coach, director, producer, and owner of the Matthew Corozine Studio Theatre in New York City. He has taught acting at American Academy of Dramatic Arts and acting (Continued on Page 10)

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Most of us had the experience as children of climbing high into a tree only to realize we were not quite sure how to get down. For the lucky ones, our parents were around to help extract us for our precarious situation. For the unlucky ones, you either had the opportunity to get to know your local fireman or ended up with a cast on your arm. Kittens seem to have the same difficulty. I have been reading a book by Ed Viesturs in which he recounts his story of becoming the first American, and only the 6th person in history, to climb the 14 highest mountains in the world. While his story is fascinating and awe-inspiring, his motto for success really stuck home…. Reaching the summit is optional, getting down is mandatory! Ed talks about how often he turned around before reaching the top of the mountain. Sometimes when he could see it just up ahead. The reason for this was due to the fact that based on predetermined rules and principles, reaching the summit would require him to take unacceptable risk. It is interesting to hear how he turns back even when others he is climbing with push on to the summit. I began to think how much this is like financial

planning. We all have different levels of acceptable risk. We all want to reach the summit one day. And we all need a plan for getting back down. I have met with many people over the years who have done a fantastic job of getting up the financial mountain through diligent saving and prudent investing, but interestingly, they have not given much thought to how they are going to successfully navigate the second half of their investment journey. Once you leave employment and no longer receive a steady paycheck, the rules of the game change dramatically. It is at that point, when you are at the summit of your financial planning journey, that it is imperative you have a plan for getting back down the other side of the mountain. I would argue this 2nd half planning is far more important than the planning it takes to accumulate and invest money while working. If you have not considered this fact, I would encourage you to begin to explore how you are going to handle things after you have summited your financial mountain. If you would like to get a different perspective on your current portfolio or investment plan, feel free to contact us at retirebetter@platinumwealthadvisory.com and we can setup a time to visit over a cup of coffee.

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and improvisation at SUNY Purchase. Some of the Broadway shows his students have worked on are; Aladdin, The Book of Mormon, Pippin, The Phantom of the Opera, Mamma Mia, and many more. Kelly King was a Radio City Rockette for 12 years and has performed extensively for television, stage, and film. She has toured with Fosse and Anything Goes and performed in Gregory Hines In Concert with Gregory Hines and Busker Alley with Tommy Tune. She has taught at the University of South Florida, Broadway Dance Center in NYC, GENDARC Dance, the Patel Conservatory, and at Pinellas County Center for the Arts. TexARTS is a nonprofit organization that offers year-round classes in acting, voice, dance and the visual arts as well as completely staged youth and professional productions. TexARTS’ mission is to cultivate a thriving arts community by exposing all people to the visual and performing arts. For more information or to register for TexARTS’ upcoming summer arts education programs, please visit tex-arts.org or call 512-852-9079

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Lake Travis Boy’s Soccer Makes History by Advancing to State Finals The Lake Travis High School Boy’s Varsity Soccer Team made history this past weekend when they made it to the Texas 6A State Finals, a first for Lake Travis. Quite the accomplishment considering the Texas UIL 6A Class is comprised of 247 schools. This also broke a 5-year record; 2010 was the last time a Central Texas High School in our bracket made it to the State Semi-Finals or Finals. Lake Travis lost to undefeated Dallas Coppell 6-1 for the state title, Saturday night, April 16th, on a rain-soaked Birkelbach Field in Georgetown. According to MaxPreps, Dallas Coppell entered the finals ranked #1 in the state, with Lake Travis ranked #2. Lake Travis head coach David Bammel expressed pride and admiration for his team, “It was a tight match in the first half. Coppell took the lead at 11 minutes, but our boys kept digging. (Senior) Connor Vilven booted one in above their keeper at the end of the first half taking the score to 1-1.” Unfortunately for Lake Travis, Coppell owned the second half, scoring 5 more goals, 2 off free kicks. The Friday night semi-finals game against Brownsville Lopez was a different experience entirely. Lake Travis led Lopez 2-0 for most of the second half. The first half started with a break-away goal from (Junior) Luke Thompson and culminated with a header from (Senior) Bijan Ahmadian off a free kick from (Sophomore) Cameron Dicker. “We pressed hard and I couldn’t be more proud of these boys”, bragged

Coach Bammel. Lake Travis finishes their pre and post season with an astounding 128 goals scored to 17 conceded. This was a special team that continues the tradition of excellence at Lake Travis,” stated Coach Bammel. Congratulations to the Lake Travis High School Boy’s Soccer Team for an outstanding year.

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Giving Back this Mother's Day: How Austin's Largest Baby Shower is Saving Moms and Little Ones from Abuse

What if Mother's Day was a month long? That's the goal of the Austin's Largest Baby Shower is to help vulnerable moms by holding a month long fundraiser through of May. The fundraiser benefits expectant moms and children escaping abuse through the Austin's Children Shelter, Hope Alliance Crisis Center and Dell Children Hospital's Care Team. In 2014, there were 7,509 confirmed victims of child abuse and neglect in Central Texas. Many of these victims are infants, toddlers and expectant moms who leave with very little clothing diapers, food and supplies. Starting May 4th through May 31st, Austin's Largest Baby Shower will hold a city-wide baby clothes and diaper drive benefiting these three great organizations. Several local business are providing space for the baby clothes and diaper drive donation box: Hat Creek Burger Company, BookPeople, BerryAustin, Dragonfly Wellness Center, Canyon Resort, and Eileen's Colossal Cookies. "Community involvement is key for the success of the Austin's Largest Baby Shower," remarks founder, Doreen Hunter. "Austin is such an inclusive city. Without the generosity of companies donating floor space for the donation boxes,

we wouldn't be able to make the event so convenient for everyone." For directions and more drop off locations, visit atxbabyshower.com How Can You Help? There are several ways to give. On the evening of May 4th the 2016 Lifeline Awards Banquet and Fundraiser will raise money for the Lifeline Award winner. The Banquet celebrates the programs and community impact that the Austin's Children Shelter, Hope Alliance Crises Center and Dell's Children Hospital of Central Texas provide. In addition, through out the month there are free community drive events that are festive and family friendly. You can also make a monetary donation online after May 4th. The money goes directly to the nonprofits. There is no middle man. A plus, all online donations are tax deductible. To learn more about the Austin's Largest Baby Shower and the three organizations they are honoring, visit atxbabyshower.com. If your organization or group would like to form a donation team, please contact us at hi@atxbabyshower.com or by phone at (512) 537-8948.

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