EVENTS
November Newsletter 2012
4th - Day Light Savings Time
6th - Election Day
7th - 7:30 p.m. Men’s Club @ Cock & Bull
11th - Vetern’s Day
15th - 7 p.m. Lakewood Hills Ladies
Night Out at 6935 Coronado
22nd - Thanksgiving
Thursdays - Trash and Recycle
Fridays - Trash and Recycle Pickup on
Southside of La Vista
Follow Us:
President’s Letter by Stewart Cockrell
Our October block party was fun for the
whole family, with plenty of food, dessert
contest, music and activities for the kids.
The winner of the dessert contest was
Judy Wester, with her decadent Sinfully
Good Angel Strata Pie dessert. The
Chocolate Fudge Cheesecake made by
Nina Koch followed closely in 2nd place.
Be sure to check out Judy’s dessert
recipe on page 3. Thanks to Chris Yetts,
our neighborhood State Farm agent,
for providing the prizes for 2nd and 3rd
place!
Special thanks go out to Tricia Sterling
and Renee Cavin for organizing the event,
and volunteers from the neighborhood
Men’s Club for set up and break down.
The Long Run and Santa Fe Trail events
went off without a hitch again this year.
Each year these events raise invaluable
funds to help maintain these precious
neighborhood resources. Each year
these events get bigger and bigger, and
presents neighbors a great volunteer
opportunity. If you are interested in
participating next year, please mark your
calendar and look for reminders in the
newsletter.
At
the October
neighborhood
association meeting, Pryce Tucker from
our neighborhood crime committee,
presented the latest crime statistics and
shared some best practices for preventing
future break-ins. It is my pleasure to
Want to get more involved in the
neighborhood? It’s not too late. Our
annual association board election
takes place at our quarterly meeting in
January. If you are interested in running
for office, or just helping out please
contact myself or Betsy Porter with our
election committee.
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announce that Lakewood Hills crime
numbers continue to fall from last year.
This is in great part to vigilance of our
neighbors, your neighborhood crime
watch and citizen requested increased
police patrols. Although the crime
numbers are down, the seriousness
of the crimes have gotten worse. Most
of the offenses have been car breakins, but we have had several daytime
burglaries and a couple of stolen cars.
Please see the monthly crime report
for details, and remember to call 911 to
report any suspicious behavior.
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PRESIDENT
Stewart Cockrell
P: 214-797-2738
E: [email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
Ram Krishnamurthy
P: 404-406-5302
E: [email protected]
TREASURER
Martha Broecker
P: 214-660-7281
E: [email protected]
RECORDING SECRETARY
Amy Skinner
P: 405-919-0845
E: [email protected]
MEMBERSHIP
Donna Coker
P: 214-327-3222
E: [email protected]
Holiday in the “Hood”
TUES.
DEC
October was a fun filled month in
Lakewood Hills. Our annual Fall Block
Party, The Long Run and Santa Fe Trail
5k, Halloween festivities and our October
association meeting to name a few.
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HOLIDAY PARTY
JOIN US AT MATT’S
1906 Skillman Street
Bring a new unwrapped toy
to be donated to Toys for Tots
in this issue
President’s Letter
Season for Giving
Dessert Contest Winner
Home Tours
Neighborhood Nosh
Curiosity
Beyond Block Talk
Crime Watch
CrossFit Join Today
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A Season for Giving
2013 LHNA Board
Thanks to everyone who donated food for our Second Annual
Fall Food Drive! We had a great response for this being our
second year. We were able to collect about 100 canned goods
for the North Texas Food Bank. Each month agency pantries
distribute food to more than 50,000 families and on-site meal
programs serve 435,000 meals/snacks. If you were not able
to drop off cans at the block party, I will be collecting cans
until November 15th. Just drop them off on my porch at 7239
Coronado Ave.
After five years serving on the neighbborhood board, Stewart
Cockrell, will be steppinng down as president and we need a
volunteer from the neighborhood to fill his shoes! The purpose
of our Board is to promote and preserve the well-being and
protection of the neighborhood; assure its beauty, safety, and
stability, plus encourage neighborliness and pride with mutual
respect. If you’re interested in serving on the board please
contact Betsy Porter, the nomination chair at
[email protected].
Each year the Neighborhood Association also sponsors a
holiday toy drive for Toys for Tots. When you are out shopping
this month, please pick up a new unwrapped toy for a 0 12 year old or you can also write a check (Marine Toys for
Tots Foundation). Please bring your toy donatin to the Holiday
Party on Tuesday, December 4th at Matt’s on Skillman.
PRESIDENT: Is the neighborhood go-to person to answer
questions as they arise! Talks with our City Council
representative on neighborhood issues, runs all neighborhood
meetings, and appoints and approves committee positions.
Membership Survey
We kicked off our annual membership drive at the Block Party
and we will continue our drive this month! If you are a current
2013 Member you will receive your 2013 Membership Cards
the first week of November. If you haven’t had the opportunity
to renew, don’t worry, we will be mailing out the surveys and
renewal form the first week in November. This year there are
two ways to pay and complete your survey! You can mail in
your survey and dues or you can complete the survey and
pay your membership online. Just go to Shop on our website
www.lakewoodhills.org.
VICE PRESIDENT: Assists the President as the other go
-to person in the hood! Manages the advertising and the
neighborhood newsletter. Helps keep the website up-to-date.
TREASURER: Manages the neighborhood checkbook. Pays
bills online, deposits checks, membership dues checks, helps
plan and record the annual budget, pays Uncle Sam.
RECORDING SECRETARY: Is the official note taker of the
neighborhood for all board and neighborhood meetings. Helps
keep the website up-to-date.
MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY: Maintains current copies of
the complete neighborhood associate member roster, and
promote membership in the association.
Gourmet Club
On December 1, the Gourmet Club will travel back to the end
of Prohibition, 1933, and partake in the cocktails and foods
of the post-prohibition era. Party-goers are encouraged to
don the attire of the 1930s and 1940s for this holiday cocktail
soiree.
For more information or to get on the Gourmet Club e-mail list,
send an e-mail to [email protected].
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Dessert Contest Winner
Congratulations to Judy Wester for winning the dessert
contest, Sinfully Good Angel Strata Pie, at the annual
Block Party! Serves 8 | Total Time: 3.5 Hours
2. Add 1/2 cup sugar slowly to egg
white mixture beating continuously,
until stiff. Spread evenly over the baked
pie shell. Bake at 325 degrees for 15
to 20 minutes or till the meringue turns
brown and is firm to touch. Let cool
before the next step. Be patient.
3. Place egg yolks, chocolate chips and
water in a double boiler. Stir mixture til
smooth. Set aside to cool. While the
mixture still looks smooth, apply a layer
of the chocolate over the meringue
layer. Put the pie aside and let cool and
put the rest of the chocolate mixture in
the fridge.
4. In a mixing bowl combine 1/4 cup of
sugar, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon and 1
cup of whipping cream. Whip until stiff.
Take the cooled pie and spread half
of the whipped cream over the cooled
chocolate layer. Put the pie in the fridge,
along with the whipped cream. Wait 15
minutes. Take out the whipped cream
and chocolate mixtures and combine
together. Now, spread this over the pie.
There are 4 layers or strata - meringue,
chocolate, whipped cinnamon cream
and whipped chocolate cinnamon
cream.
Optional - Add shaved
chocolate on top or chocolate sprinkles
or even some toasted sliced almonds.
5. Chill for at least 2.5 hours.
NOVEMBER 9 - 11, 2012
lakewoodhomefestival.com
Directions:
1. Beat egg whites, vinegar, salt and
first 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon until soft
peaks form.
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup water
1 cup whipping cream
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
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Photo Credit: Midwest Living
Magazine
Ingredients:
1 deep dish baked pie shell
2 large eggs, separated
1/2 teaspoon vinegar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate
chips
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ministered unto, but
to minister, and to
give his life a
ransom for many.
- Jesus
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BEAUTIFICATION
Kelly Cockrell
[email protected]
BLOCK TALK
Katherene Hough
[email protected]
BOOK CLUB
Betsy Porter
[email protected]
CRIME COMMITTEE
Pryce Tucker
[email protected]
GARDEN CLUB
Elizabeth Dry (Promise of Peace)
[email protected]
GOURMET CLUB
Kim Ratcliff
[email protected]
MEN’S CLUB
Walter Cassity
[email protected]
NEIGHBORHOOD NOSH
Amy Skinner & Rachel Pinn
[email protected]
NEWSLETTER
Nina Koch
[email protected]
KNITTING CLUB
Terry and Bill Holmberg
[email protected]
LAKEWOOD HILLS LADIES
Emily Harwood
[email protected]
PET WATCH
Marlena Villers
[email protected]
SOCIAL COMMITTEE
Tricia Sterling & Renee Cavin
[email protected]
WEB GURU
Nina Koch & Amy Skinner
[email protected]
WELCOMING COMMITTEE
[email protected]
YARD OF THE MONTH
[email protected]
www.lakewoodhills.org
The Home Tours are Coming
This year Eddie Maestri and Adam Moore’s home at 6947
Coronado Avenue will be featured on both the AIA Dallas
Tour of Homes and the Lakewood Home Tour.
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Annual Block Party
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strong attention to detail. Furnishings and art demonstrate
the owners’ fondness for Mid-century Modern, their love of
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 $30 per person, purchased at the door
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Latin deli: Mom, Pop & Oscar
by Rachel Pinn
Driving around the ‘hood one Saturday, I noticed a green
and orange sign that read “Latin Deli” on the southeast
corner of Northwest Highway and Abrams. Now, I’m always
on the lookout for a good sandwich, and I have been heard
complaining to anyone who will listen about the distinct lack
of decent sandwiches in East Dallas.
The menu is simple; seven sandwiches, a dozen coffee and
espresso drinks, cupcakes, pastries, cold drinks, juices,
smoothies and a few brunch items on Saturdays and Sundays.
Walking in, the place isn’t much to look at; bright paint and a
bar with barstools line each of the walls, and there’s a simple
kitchen with a big flat top where food is cooked to order. While
Fernando Barerra, one of the owners, made me a cafe con
leche, I asked him about the place. Turns out that he, his wife
Lydia and the cook Oscar all spent 10 years working at a
number of La Duni restaurants, getting the Borgas’ blessing
before opening up Latin Deli.
The sandwich menu features a classic Cuban, a pineapple
pork and a Butifarra with Peruvian ham. I ordered the chicken
salad, which was an interesting spin on the American classic
and the lomo saltado, which is stuffed with chunks of steak
and sautéed onions in a soy-spiked sauce. Both are served
on warm ciabatta. They’re experimenting with crepes, adding
both a sweet and savory version to their Saturday and Sunday
menu. Also coming is a chicken sandwich, “for people who
don’t like mayo.” Many of the ingredients they use at Latin
Deli are imported, from Peru, Mexico and more.
All in all, Latin Deli is a great place to grab a sandwich at a
good value. It’s family-owned by folks with the experience to
make something really great.
Address:
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214-363-5551 | www.latindelidallas.com
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November Happenings!
This is one of my favorite months in Texas. The weather has
really started to cool off, and the holiday season is in full
swing.
Beyond
Beyond
Block
Block
Talk
Talk
Living by White Rock Lake, there are also a couple of big
races to be aware of. The Dallas Running Club hosts their Half
Marathon November 4th. While you’re at it, you may want to
go ahead and put the Dallas Marathon (formerly White Rock
Marathon) on your calendar as well - December 9th. Visit their
websites to see course maps, times, etc.
with Katherne Hough
You may notice this column looks a bit different this month.
We’re going to try a new format, and as always, we welcome
your feedback! Hopefully most of you ‘like’ Lakewood Hills on
Facebook, and have found it to be a convenient and direct
way to communicate with lots of neighbors at once. It really is
a fantastic page with lots of information being posted all the
time, and the immediacy of response can’t be beat.
So it seems a perfect place to go for something this column
has struggled to provide: service provider referrals. If you’re
looking for someone to paint your house, mow your lawn, fix
your plumbing, rewire your electrical, clean your house or
care for your pet snakes, just post that request on the handy
Lakewood Hills Facebook page! Chances are you’ll get some
answers, and fast.
If by some chance you are not on Facebook, no worries. Just
let me know you’d like me to post a referral request on your
behalf, and I’ll be happy to do so! Forward we march…
Happy Birthday!
A big birthday shout out to our very own Kelly Cockrell, who
celebrates her day of birth November 11th. Hope you have a
great one, Kelly!
If you haven’t caught Avenue Q yet (adults only, please!), it’s
been extended through December 9th at Theatre Three in the
Quadrangle.
Autumn at the Arboretum continues (Chihuly exhibit has
been extended through December 30) with their much-loved
pumpkin patch. Don’t miss the Lakewood Home Festival
November 9th – 11th, benefiting local schools and including a
beautiful new build right on Coronado Avenue!
The Y will close the doors to their current space November
8th and move into their new, temporary location across the
street on November 12th. November 17th they’ll hold an open
house – visit their website for more details, or follow them on
Facebook.
Woodrow Wilson Performing Arts Department presents its
Dessert Theatre, Tuesday, November 6th at 7 p.m. Come
enjoy a wonderful evening of song and dance and delicious
desserts. Tickets on sale at the door. Start the holiday season
off with a bang and support our neighborhood kids.
Need some great entertainment for your Holiday party?
Woodrow Wilson’s singing group “Variations” is available
for hire evenings and weekends during the holiday season
to perform at your function. From caroling to a full show, the
Variations have been performing for corporate functions and
private parties around the metroplex for years. Your donation
to the program, in exchange for their performance, goes to
help defer costs associated with their Spring musical.
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Crime Watch By pryce tucker
There was a lunchtime burglary in
the 7300 block of Casa Loma on
September 13. A suspect kicked in
the back door and quickly made off
with two computers and a flatscreen
TV. A witness saw the three suspects
(Hispanic males and a female) flee in an older model dark
green Chevy Suburban. The vehicle was spotted again in the
evening two days later.
We continue to see a number of thefts from parked cars,
including expensive electronics and cash. Don’t forget to
remove money and valuable personal possessions from your
parked cars. And as we recently reported (October 17) on
our Facebook page, the trend in thefts of removable thirdrow seats from full-size GM SUVs continues. A few of these
have occurred in our neighborhood over the past few months,
including a recent theft from a parked Suburban on Casa
Loma. Replacement seats cost more then $1,000. This crime
of opportunity only takes a few minutes. If you want to see
how easily it can be done, there’s a link to a video of a daylight
theft in Lake Highlands on our Facebook page. You can take
a few simple precautions to avoid
being a victim: (1) park in a garage;
(2) if you rarely use them, remove the
seats and store them indoors; (3) lock
the seats to the vehicle floor with a
motorcycle or bike cable lock.
To enhance the visibility—and thus the deterrent effect—of
our neighborhood crime watch, we’re considering buying
“crime watch” vests for people to wear when on foot. The
reflective vests would have similar information to our crime
watch car-door magnets. Given the large number of you who
stroll through the neighborhood each day, we thought it would
be a great idea to make them available to anyone who wants
one. If interested, please send me your name and e-mail
address to [email protected]. A number of people
have also asked how they can learn about recent suspected/
reported criminal activities in the neighborhood. If you’d like to
be on our Crime Watch group e-mail list, send me your e-mail
address with a request to be added. To report suspected
criminal activities, please send a brief e-mail description to
[email protected] (in addition to reporting it to
911).
Speaking of our Facebook page, we
recently posted information about a new,
easy-to-setup and easy-to-use wireless
(WIFI) security camera that has some great
features. For more information about the
award-winning product, see the Oct. 10
“Dropcam” post.
East Dallas Crossfit By Jill Perkins
If you’ve ever driven down Tucker
towards Gaston, you may have
noticed the unassuming sign,
“East Dallas CrossFit.” This
gym is owned and operated
by Woodrow Wilson alumni,
who have returned to call the
area home both personally and
professionally. Co-owner and
head coach, Ryan Savard, also
lives in Lakewood Hills.
East Dallas Crossfit (EDCF) opened at its current location in
the warehouse strip on Tucker, just behind the The Goat and
La Parillada, in the summer of 2011. This December they will
be moving into a larger space, formerly the JJ’s convenience
store, to accommodate their growing membership. The EDCF
Community is active in the Lakewood Hills area collecting
shoes for Soles4Souls, assembling a group of runners for
the 5K benefiting the Santa Fe Trail, and December 1 they
will host “Barbells and Handlebars,” an event to raise money
and awareness for prostate cancer research. Everyone is
welcome to come and join the festivities as the gym celebrates
the grand opening of their new gym at 7230 Gaston Ave. next
door to Cigarz Pizza.
CrossFit provides workouts accessible for the active and those
just starting out. At East Dallas CrossFit you will find regular
and Master’s classes geared for those 50+ or just needing a
slightly less rigorous pace. Saturday workouts are free! There
is a 9 a.m. Masters class and a 10 a.m. regular class. Bring
a bottle of water and get ready to sweat. A free one-on-one
session can also be scheduled if testing the waters in a group
class is not your thing. If you are curious about CrossFit and
want to learn more go to www.eastdallascrossfit.com.
Be sure to check out the event site for more details if you
would like to participate, watch, cheer, or to just find out how
you can contribute to prostate cancer research.
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BERMUDA
1800 Leslie Tucker
CASA LOMA AVENUE
6800 Lane & Tammy Land 214-321-2645
6900 Betty & Murray Forsvall 214-327-3213
7000 Jim & Suzanne Gleason 214-320-1811
7100 Roman & Leslie Spradlin 214-324-4470
7200 Paul & Stephanie Turney 214-320-9283
7300 Twila & Calvin Baker
CLAYTON AVENUE
6800 Steve & Carol Cox 214-320-3490
6900 Charlie & Marilyn Allan 214-328-8402
7000 Steve Olson 214-327-6946
CORONA AVENUE
1800 Jack & Billie Cozby
CORONADO AVENUE
6800 Richard & Betsy Porter McCoy
[email protected]
6900 Donna Coker 214-327-3222
7000 Doug Platz 214-327-2193
7100 Wanda Taylor 214-226-9763
7200 Pat Pattillo [email protected]
7300 Jason & Karen Nealy 214-327-5893
7400
GASTON AVENUE
6800 Sarah Foote
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6900 Vicki Batman [email protected]
7000 Lynn & Tom Chapman
LA VISTA DRIVE
6800 Karen Meyers 214-328-7775
6900 Ann Marshall 214-367-8550
7000 Lou DeGore 214-324-4259
7100 Lindsey Galbraith
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7200/7300 Jill & Andy Cody 214-324-4795
LOVING AVENUE
1800 Paul Zoltan 214-324-4249
LUCERNE
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