August/September 2011 - 380Guide Magazine

Your Gu ide To Life 

Governor 

Rick Perry 

Ceremonially Signs House 

Bill 3328 and Senate Bills 

20 and 527 at Denton 

County’s Peterbilt 

CASA of Denton County 

A Powerful Voice in a Child’s Life 

Aubrey Celebrates 

26th Annual Peanut Festival 

Bonnie and Clyde Days 

The Legend Continues 

You can just keep it for yourself! 

The 2012 Volkswagen Passat 

August/September 2011

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August/September 2011 

contents 

On the Cover: Governor Rick Perry ceremonially signed 

House Bill 3328 and Senate Bills 20 and 527, which 

will increase transparency in energy production and 

enable Texas to remain the nation’s energy leader. Photo 

provided by the Office of the Governor, Texas. 

Publisher 

David Prickett 

editorial 

executive editor 

Jodie Linton-Prickett 

Assistant editoR 

Cristy Sydow 

Account ExecutiveS 

Kimberly Wood 

Karen Svien-Gradel 

contributing writers 

Lauren Barker, M.S., Laura Evans, Office of 

Tan Parker (R-Texas), Office of the Governor, 

TX, Woofstock Association, Deborah Goin, 

Jodie Linton-Prickett, Christine Gossett, Good 

Samaritan, Hugh Nini, Bruce Thomas, David 

Prickett 

art & advertising 

Art & creative Director 

Russell Linton 

Art & Photography 

Russell Linton, Office of the Governor, TX, 

Dreamstime, Jodie Linton-Prickett, CASA of 

Denton County, Aubrey Main Street Association, 

Volkswagen, Good Samaritan-Denton Village,The 

Denton Ballet Academy, ECD Pilot Point 

Webmaster 

Russell Linton 

how to reach us 

mail 

P.O. Box 399, Aubrey, Texas 76227 

website 

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Advertising sales 

Kimberly Wood 

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940-231-8167 

Karen Svien-Gradel 

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940-765-8497 

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5 CASA 

A Powerful Voice in a Child’s Life 

9 Dennard’s Invites You 

Celebrate Their Second Anniversary 

10 Governor Rick Perry 

At Denton County’s Peterbilt 

12 Third Annual Woofstock Festival 

14 Aubrey’s 26th Annual 

Peanut Festival 

16 You can just keep it for yourself! 

The 2012 Volkswagen Passat 

18 Denton Main Street Celebrates 

12th Annual Arts. Antiques & Autos 

21 The History and Progress of the 

good Samaritan Society 

Denton Village 

22 Local Ballerina Hannah Schoendorf 

Now at Harid Conservatory Ballet 

26 You Can Take it With You! 

380Guide Visits the Wild West, Hawaii, Texas 

and Morocco 

28 Bonnie and Clyde Days 


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letter from the publisher 

August/September 2011 

School is getting ready to start and area children will be donning their back to school clothes and new 

backpacks. The long hot days will soon give way to fall and the start of the next polo season and other area 

festivities and events. Dennard’s will celebrate their second anniversary for their Pilot Point location and you 

are invited to come out to eat, compete and shop. Good Samaritan Village-Denton, invites the community 

out to participate in the celebration and ribbon cutting for their new addition. You and your dog will have a 

barking good time at the third annual Woofstock at Little Elm Park while raising much needed funds to help 

pets that have been abandoned. Aubrey’s 26th Annual Peanut Festival is a great time for the entire family. It 

offers a day full of games, food and a grand, hometown parade. 

Another area happening that is easy on the back to school budget is the 12th Annual Arts, Antiques & Autos 

on the square in Denton. It offers a variety of activities and events to entertain the entire family. Antique enthusiasts can even 

attend lectures to learn more about collecting. Another local event that is just around the corner is the amazing Bonnie and Clyde 

Festival in Pilot Point, TX. Bruce Thomas and several volunteers are hard at work preparing for this popular event. 

As the weather cools polo will start back up. This will be the fourth year for 380Guide to sponsor the 380Guide Community Cup 

Challenge at Prestonwood Polo & Country Club in order to help raise money and awareness for an area not for profit organization. 

This October come out and cheer your local team to victory and then return on October 22, 2011 for Polo on the Midway. 

The proceeds from this event will stay in Denton County to help our area children in need. In addition to the polo match, families 

can enjoy carnival games, bounce houses, shopping in the arts & crafts market, silent auction, a Champaign divot stomp and 

much more. Attendees are encouraged to bring a picnic lunch with the beverages of their choice. A concession stand will be available 

to guests. If you would like to volunteer for this event and help children in need please give us a call and we will get you in 

touch with the Ladies’ Polo Auxiliary of Texas. 

Winner of 2009 PIA Mid America Graphics Excellence Award 

Dr. Michael McGuiness and Julie Darby, PA-C 

announce the opening of 

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on July 11, 2011 at 2440 E. Prosper Trail, Prosper, TX 75078 

Offering medical, surgical, and cosmetic 

dermatology and serving children, 

adolescents and adults. 

Hours Monday-Friday with occasional 

Saturdays 

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Making a 

difference in the 

lives of abused and 

neglected children 

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Lauren Barker, M.S. 

Last year 66,897 Texas children were confirmed as victims 

of abuse or neglect by Child Protective Services. Abandoned 

or mistreated by the very people who were supposed to care for 

them, many of these children subsequently entered a foster care 

system that is overburdened and significantly underfunded. 

In Denton County alone, 476 children were brought into state 

care because their homes were simply not a safe place to be. 

The future of many of these children is uncertain. For many of 

them, budget cuts and reductions in social services threaten to 

pull the rug out from underneath an already shaky existence. 

While the media focuses on corporate earnings, consumer 

credit, and the price of oil, the plight of the most vulnerable 

members of our community - children who have suffered maltreatment 

– goes largely unnoticed. Court Appointed Special 

Advocates (CASA) seeks to change this. 

In Denton County, the local CASA program’s staff and Board 

of Directors, along with more than 100 community volunteers, 

are working to provide a voice for the abused and neglected 

children of our community. Established in 1992, CASA of Denton 

County recruits, trains and supervises volunteers to serve 

as child advocates in the district court system. In the 19 years 

since the agency first opened its doors, CASA has provided 

court advocacy services for nearly 3,500 children. CASA volunteers 

investigate and monitor a child’s situation while he or 

she is in foster care and, ultimately, make a recommendation 

to the court as to what permanent living arrangement would 

be best for the child. 

The services that CASA provides take on a newfound importance 

during times of economic uncertainty, when so many 

social services agencies are scaling back. Child victims of abuse 

and neglect need not be made victims again by a system that is 

unprepared to properly care for them. 

CASA volunteers work to make a difference in the lives of 

abused and neglected children by offering them a sense of 

consistency and stability at a time of great turmoil and upheaval. 

They ensure that the child’s best interests are a priority, 

requesting additional medical, educational and other services 

when necessary, and providing support when the children need 

it most. They work to provide children with the best possible 

chance at a bright future in a safe, loving home. 

It doesn’t take years of training or an advanced degree to become 

a CASA volunteer. All it takes is a passion for helping 

children, and a commitment to see a child’s case through to 

completion – usually about a year’s time. CASA volunteers 

come from all walks of life, and from a variety of educational, 

professional, and cultural backgrounds. Many work full-time 

and have families of their own. Some have an hour a week to 

devote to their CASA volunteer work, others have more. They 

are all ordinary people, living ordinary lives - but their choice 

to donate their time to CASA children makes them extraordinary. 

You can give a child a voice, and make 

a lifelong difference in the process. 

Become a CASA volunteer, donate to 

your local CASA program, or tell others 

about CASA’s work with abused 

and neglected children. Visit www. 

casadenton.org or www.becomeacasa. 

org to learn more. 


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Information provided by Laura Evans 

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Gov. Perry: Texas Continues to Lead the Nation in 

Energy Production Ceremonially signs House Bill 3328 

and Senate Bills 20 and 527 

Gov. Rick Perry ceremonially signed House Bill 3328 and 

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energy production and enable Texas to remain the nation’s 

energy leader. The governor was joined by Reps. Jim Keffer, 

Tan Parker and others for the signing ceremony. “Texas’ energy 

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sources of fuel, while addressing public concern about air and 

groundwater quality.” HB 3328, the first of its kind in the nation, 

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the hydraulic fracturing process. The bill addresses public concern 

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“HB 3328 will provide much-needed transparency to an industry 

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“I applaud Governor Perry’s support for this bill. Once again, 

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“Many of us have worked tirelessly for years to strike the right 

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while allowing North Texas to reap the tremendous economic 

benefits that our natural resources provide,” Rep. Parker said. 

“This bill package finds the right balance by increasing transparency, 

and it gives us more tools to carefully monitor and 

quickly address any potential effects that gas drilling may have 

on our environment, while helping to achieve American energy 

independence.” 

“As I have said before, a strong economy does not need to come 

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natural gas, and containing one-fourth of all U.S. oil reserves 

and refining capacity. Texas has also decreased ozone levels by 

27 percent from 2000 to 2009, more than any other state in the 

nation, and improved NOx emissions by nearly 58 percent. 

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3rd Annual Woofstock Festival 

You will not want to miss the 

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Elm park from 11 to 6 PM. Bring 

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live music performed by local bands, 

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Pet costume contest and pet/owner look-alike contest 

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bounce house and carnival games, Entertainment by clown 

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and dogs are free. Receive a $2 discount with a nonperishable 

food item to benefit the Little Elm Food Bank. 

All dogs must have current vaccines and 

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bordetella and DHLPP. 

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office area to further WoofStock 2nd Chance 

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Aubrey’s 26th Annual 

Deborah Goin 

Join Aubrey on October 1, 2011 for their 26th Annual Peanut 

Festival. The festival will begin at 10:00 a.m. with a parade. 

The parade theme for this year is “Green Starts Here.” The 

Peanut Festival invites area groups, organizations and 

business to participate in the parade and the entry forms are 

available at www.aubreypeanutfestival.com. 

This year’s festival will include arts and crafts booths, gift 

items, collectibles, and décor, something for just about everyone. 

Families can enjoy a variety of old-fashioned games and 

activities including basketball toss, duck pond, beanbag toss, 

face painting, and others. The Peanut Festival will offer more 

than peanuts, there will be a lot of good food including oldfashioned 

lemonade, BBQ, turkey legs, funnel cakes, shaved 

ice, pizza and much more. 

This year there will be two stages for entertainment. There 

will be live music performed throughout the day on the main 

stage including several local musicians and groups including 

Jim Brown. The other stage will be in the middle of main 

street with sound and music provided by Kid Lightnin’ and 

will feature tumblers, dancers, karate and various other 

performers. 


There will be several competitions this year. A pet contest 

hosted by Country View Animal Hospital, a Peanutty Cook-

ing Contest, and a Photography Contest will be added this year. 

In addition, the Aubrey Band Boosters will be hosting a Fun 

Run this year. 

For more information regarding entry forms for contests, booth 

and parade applications, and sponsorships, visit www.aubreypeanutfestival.com, 

or call (940) 343-1313. 

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You can just keep it for yourself! 

All-new for 2012, the ground-breaking Passat presents a 

more spacious cabin in its luxurious interior while remaining 

affordable. The Passat maintains the superb German engineering 

that auto consumers expect from Volkswagen. Now built 

in the U.S.A in an all-new, state of the art, assembly plant in 

Chattanooga, Tennessee, this mid-sized sedan has much to offer. 

The 2012 debuts new features including a TDI Clean Diesel 

engine option, and an ICRS (Integrated Crash Response System). 

Available on some models, consumers can add remote 

start and the Fender Premium Audio System, which offers a 

nine-speaker sound system. 

The manufacturers estimate on fuel economy sweetens the 

overall attractiveness of the Passat with the 2.5L, 170-hp engine 

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highway and 518 miles/tank. If the gas mileage does not put 

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College kids want to know this is a sweet ride. With some awesome 

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There is nothing lethargic about this new automobile. The Passat 

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Denton Main Street celebrates the 

12th Annual Arts, Antiques 

& Autos 

Christine Gossett 

The classic, hot rod and custom cars, trucks and motorcycles 

are the main attraction in downtown Denton this September 

at the Denton Main Street Association’s (DMSA) Arts, 

Antiques & Autos event Saturday, Sept. 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 

p.m., around the historic Denton County Courthouse-on-the- 

Square, 110 W. Hickory Street. 

Fascinating cars and motorcycles, fine arts/crafts and antiques, 

food and fun make this festival one of downtown Denton’s 

most popular events. This fall festival showcases more than 

200 cars, trucks and motorcycles from the past and present 

whose owners are competing for the coveted Best of Show 

award. Festival-goers can also peruse vendor booths with 

one-of-a-kind pieces while seeing some live artists’ and crafters’ 

demonstrations. The antique collector, or those aspiring 

to start, can learn some fast facts about a special antique with 

an appraisal or by attending one of four lectures. Hands-on 

crafts and games keep the kids busy while area bands playing 

live music, including Chris Watson playing Texas Blues Rock, 

entertain the crowd all day long. The fall festival atmosphere 

is complete with food from numerous downtown eateries and 

vendors. 

“Our historic downtown is authentic and it cannot be duplicated. 

This event highlights downtown in a unique way that 

truly captures the treasures of Denton’s past and present,” said 

Larry Parker, DMSA president. 

New this year are lectures offering some tips, tools and techniques 

for the avid antiques collector, or a novice who wants 

to gather more tidbits for their hobby. Lectures will be given 

with topics including: a “how to” on Estate Sales by John Bennett; 

Antique Diamonds by Joe Amyx; and “Vintage Purses” 

and “Tips, Tools and Techniques: Everything You Always 

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Wanted to Know About Caring for Antiques, Collectibles, and 

Other Treasures” by Georgia Caraway. Caraway encourages 

anyone with an antique purse to bring it with them to the lecture. 

Lectures will be inside the Denton County Courthouseon-the-Square 

(CHOS) in Commissioner’s Courtroom on the 

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“Attic Treasure” Information Appraisals will still be conducted 

with specialists in some of downtown’s stores available to provide 

information on general antiques and collectibles, including 

jewelry, clocks, china, silver, glass, and more (no furniture 

or photos of items please). Appraisal tickets are $5 per item. 

For the third year the event will feature “Preview Night” where 

car and motorcycle enthusiasts can catch a sneak peek at some 

of these classics and hot rods in the Industrial Street area of 

downtown on Friday night, September 9, from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.. 

Preview Night gives the public a chance to cast a vote for the 

“People’s Choice” Award, which goes to a car or truck and a 

motorcycle. The award is presented with numerous other 

awards on Saturday afternoon at the show. 

With all the activities and entertainment, this is the ideal way 

to spend a weekend in Denton. General admission to the event 

is free. There are fees for pre-registering a vehicle in the show, 

as well as for the lectures and “Attic Treasure” Information Appraisals. 

Tickets for appraisals and lectures can be purchased 

on event day at the Information Booth or inside the Denton 

County CHOS. 

For directions, an event schedule, entry forms, and more detailed 

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History and Progress of the 

Good Samaritan 

Society Denton 

Village 

In 1922, the Reverend August Hoeger was serving as a 

pastor in Arthur, North Dakota. A fellow pastor put a 

challenge in the church newsletter for readers to donate two 

pennies to finance treatment for a young boy with polio. 

Money flowed in and a surplus of $2000.00 remained. 

Reverend Hoeger suggested that this money be used to 

help other individuals with disabilities and to that end The 

Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society was formed. 

That was almost 89 years ago. The Society is now the largest 

not-for-profit provider of senior housing and services in 

the nation. 

11:00 am, a barbeque lunch, and a ribbon cutting for the 

expansion of the rehab therapies department. For more 

information, contact Virginia McDaniel at 940-383-6347. 

A group of foresighted individuals who recognized the 

need for retirement housing in this community asked the 

Good Samaritan Society to come to Denton. In 1973, a 

community fund drive, chaired by Tom Harpool, raised 

the funds to purchase the land at 2500 Hinkle Drive. The 

establishment of the Good Samaritan Society-Denton 

Villiage was a result of the hard work of well-known community 

members such as Reverend Fred Cassell, Frank Hall, 

Tom Harpool, Tom Noel, and others who were part of the 

original planning committee. Frank Hall and Tom Noel 

later resided at Denton Village and continued to lend their 

leadership there. 

Denton Village began service in 1976. Caring for people is 

at the heart of the mission. As stated in the vision statement, 

the goal is to provide an atmosphere where people 

feel loved, valued and at peace. 

The Good Samaritian-Denton Village invites the public to 

celebrate the 35th anniversary on September 30, 2011 from 

10-2 PM. Festivities include the Mayors proclamation at 


Local Ballerina Hannah Schoendorf 

Now at Harid by Hugh Nini 

Conservatory Ballet 

In January of this year 15-year-old Denton Ballet Academy student Hannah 

Schoendorf moved to Boca Raton, Florida to accept a place in the prestigious 

Harid Conservatory of Ballet on full scholarship. She is one of only 45 students 

in the world to have that distinction. Yes, Harid Conservatory accepts students 

from all over the world and only 45 at that. Her roommate is from Japan. Her 

classmates come from China, South America, Cuba, and other countries from 

around the world. She is an exceptional student at an exceptional institution. 

Hannah has been a student at the Denton Ballet Academy under the instruction of 

Hugh Nini for 11 years. Harid was calling in September, but Hannah wanted one 

more semester with her hometown teacher before she took the plunge. 

“Hannah was remarkable as a ballet student from the beginning. She soaks up instruction 

like a sponge and has a work ethic as strong as any student I’ve ever taught. I always 

thought that she might end up somewhere like Harid,” says Nini. 

“My first day I was nervous, I got through my first class and then it was off to rehearsal with a 

really famous guest choreographer who was being brought in by Harid to create a new piece for the 

graduating students. Even though I’m only a sophomore, I was included in the rehearsal.” 

The guest choreographer, Mark Godden, has some 

pretty astonishing credentials. He won a gold medal at 

the “Olympics” of ballet, the Varna International Ballet 

Competition, the most prestigious in the world. He also 

won a Silver Medal at the Helsinki International Ballet 

Competition and numerous other awards around the globe. 

He was the first Choreographer in Residence for the Royal 

Winnipeg Ballet and in the “it’s a small world” category, 

was one of Hugh Nini’s first students at the Denton Ballet 

Academy in 1979. Yes, Mark Godden, an internationally 

renowned choreographer and former Denton Ballet 

Academy student, and Hannah Schoendorf current 

Denton Ballet Academy student, brought ballet full 

circle at another internationally famous ballet institution, 

the Harid Conservatory. 

“I had another similar experience last year. The two 

dancers that I bring in from the Hungarian National 

Ballet for my Nutcracker every year were performing 

at an international gala in Houston. There were ten companies literally from every 

corner of the globe. I drove down to see my Nutcracker dancers. They were performing 

a piece by Boris Eifman, a Russian choreographer. While watching one of the other 

companies on the program, I think it was Ballet d’ Flanders, I thought there was something 

oddly familiar about the choreography. I knew I had never seen the work before 

but it seemed familiar. I opened the program to see what it was and discovered why the 

style seemed so familiar. It was a piece by Mark. So here I am, in Houston, to see two 

Nutcracker dancers from Hungary, and one of the other companies there from Belgium 

is performing a piece by one of my former Denton Ballet Academy students. Add one 

more “degree of non-separation” to that, Hannah and her family were there too.” 


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Roger Short of Little Elm took his 380Guide with him to a welcome 

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How many Texas towns double as famous movie locations? 

Pilot Point got its taste of Hollywood in 1967, when stars Warren 

Beatty and Faye Dunaway came to town to shoot 

the movie Bonnie & Clyde. Many locals were extras 

and locations in and around Pilot Point were 

chosen for the authentic 1930s flavor they gave 

to the gangster adventure film. 

Nowadays, Pilot Point remembers its silver 

screen history and the strength of the community 

that survived the Great Depression 

with an annual Bonnie and Clyde Days 

celebration. This year’s celebration is on 

Saturday, October 8th from 10 am until 

5:00 pm. 

Pilot’s Point’s Town Square will turn into 

a piece of living history, with events such 

as a Model A car parade, peanut and cotton 

growing demonstrations, and talks by experts 

about what life was like in the 1930s. Many 

locals and visitors wear authentic costumes, 

and kids are always fascinated by Hooverville, a 

historically accurate recreation of a 1930s shantytown. 

Those kids can Denton County’s Newest 

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houses in the 30’s. Notions Fabric Quilting Classes 

Actors from the drama 

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help of the television 

and film department 

of the University 

of North Texas will 

re-enact the famous 

robbery scene from 

Bonnie and Clyde 

at the Merchants & 

Farmers Bank Building. 

Filming is set to 

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The Model A Ford 

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October 8, 2011 

kick off the day with a parade of vintage Ford Model 

A’s. There will also be a Classic Car Show for 

car lovers. A Homemade Market will feature 

baked goods and crafts that could have been 

for sale back when Bonnie and Clyde roamed 

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New for this year is a Soap Box Challenged 

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Pilot Point. The cabinet industry is the 

backbone of the Pilot Point. These skilled 

craftsmen will turn skills to making the 

fastest downhill racer for kids ages 7 – 12. 

Companies, individuals and organizations 

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To get all the details for entering a racer in 

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972-632-2000 

McKinneyVW.com 

* Available with optional TDI ® Clean Diesel engine. Range based on 43 highway mpg manufacture’r’ ”’s estimate and an 18.5-gallon tank. 

Your mileage will vary. Fuel economy values are based on manufacturer’s preliminary testing. EPA estimates not available at time of printing.

P.O. Box 399 

Aubrey, Texas 76227 

*****************ECRWSS**** 

Local 

Postal Customer 

PRST STD 

U.S. Postage 

PAID 

Denton, TX 

Permit No. 380 

ECRWSS 

Charity Golf Classic 

Benefiting Denton County Libraries 

Saturday, 

September 17, 2011 

8:00am Shotgun 

Limited Space, CALL TODAY! 

972-434-3238 

I invite you to come 

out to Cowboys Golf 

Club on Saturday, 

September 17 th , to 

help us raise money 

for our Denton County 

libraries. 

Ray David Jr. 

President, PointBank 

MEMBER 

FDIC 

940.686.7000 • www.PointBank.com • 972.434.3200 

Argyle | Aubrey | Denton | Flower Mound | Lake Cities | Lewisville | Little Elm | Pilot Point 

Equal Housing 

Lender

August/September 2011 - 380Guide Magazine

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