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Vol. 29 - No. 6 Offi cial Publication of Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association June 2007

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INSIDE THIS ISSUEAdvertiser Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Computer Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Events and Information . . . . . . . 1-3Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-27Inspirational. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Kiowa Kares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7Kiowa Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Lake Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28LKPOA Board. . . . . . . . . . . . 30-35Lodge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Market Place.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 36-37Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Service Orgs Kiowans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 LKVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13Woman’s Club . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-18

Board Notes May...

Lake Kiowa Fills and Overfl ows the Spillway

Membership Review & Public Hearing

LKPOABudget Presentation

& Open Board MeetingJune 18

7 p.m. Lodge

Assembly Room

As May began, the long prayed for benefi cial rains fi nally fi lled Lake Kiowa to the brim. Several earlier rain events had helped raise the lake level from its lowest point of fi ve feet below the crest of the spillway. After the serious rain during the fi rst week of May, the water was overfl owing the spillway and again the docks and boats of property owners were back to normal. It had been a long dry spell for North

Texas but it is pretty well-known that all droughts seem to end with fl oods. We are thankful that even with the fl ooding rains, the drainage projects of the last few years have paid off by quickly funneling this much-needed water into our lake.

(The above pictures were taken on May 7 after receiving more than six inches over a two-day period. )

What a wonderful sight, water going over the spillway and a beautiful lake at pool level! The rains did bring a Round-Up to Lake Kiowa. Many boats and jet skis broke loose of their ropes and corrals and had to be herded back in place. A big Thank You goes out to Ted and Sally Grant for helping Security with that effort!

Many concerns about unsupervised guests and loud parties were brought forward at the May 21 Board meeting. Article XVI, section 16.01 of our by-laws states the Right of Guests to Use Facilities. Only a designated property owner or his lessee, his family and guests shall use the Association Facilities. The owner or lessee is responsible for guests’ compliance with, and any violations of, Association Rules and Procedures. The owner or lessee shall pay, in advance, fees in an amount established by the Board, for guests’ use of facilities. Any person other than an owner, lessee or member of the family of an owner or lessee not in possession of a Guest Card shall be considered a trespasser and may be evicted unless accompanied by an owner or lessee or a member of the family of an owner or lessee.

Article II of our rules states Responsibilities. Section 2.1Compliance and Maintenance: Individual members, lessees, their family and guests are responsible for compliance with the Association’s restrictive covenants, by-laws, procedures and rules. Section 2.2 Actions of Guests: Members and lessees are responsible for the actions of their guests.

Section 4.3 states our specifi c rules. 4.3.1g Disturbing the Peace and

Disorderly Conduct:4.3.1g(1) Any activity, such as loud

or offensive noises, that disturbs the peace and serenity of the neighborhood is prohibited. 4.3.1g(4) the use of community property (including roads) by anyone who appears to be intoxicated or under the infl uence of drugs is prohibited. Security personnel are authorized to refuse admittance to anyone who appears intoxicated or under the infl uence of drugs. Transportation may be arranged for those who are stopped for this purpose. 4.3.1g(5) The use or possession of alcohol by a minor, not under direct supervision of a parent or legal guardian, on Association common access areas or Association properties is not permitted and is in violation of the Texas Alcohol Beverage Code.

May brought us Mother’s Day and a wonderful buffet at the Lodge in celebration (Moms didn’t have to cook). Graduation was celebrated with the Callisburg Prom. Superintendent Charles A. Holloway wrote a letter to Jim Stilwell and stated “Extra thanks go to the Security Offi cers that helped with traffi c and parking. The staff at the Lodge was one of the most accommodating ever that I have had the privilege to work with. I know we may have inconvenienced some Kiowa patrons at the Lodge (Saturday dinner), but their patience and understanding was appreciated.” Security and Lodge Staff, great job! Habitat for Humanity had a very successful golf tournament that was fun for all. The Anice Rhodes Scholarship Fund (sponsored by KWC) received a $2,500 donation toward the $30,000 total monies contributed to date. Memorial Day celebrations

were reasons to be outside. LKACC sponsored the Fish Fry and Auction over Memorial Day weekend.

The LKPOA Board concluded the review of the budget for the coming fi scal year. Renovation and updating of the restrooms are under additional review due to increased cost estimates. The sod has been laid on the driving range and on the West Beach. Don’t they look nice!

Oh and by the way, if you were at the May 21 board meeting, I apologize for the 25 minutes of reading all the minutes. We are looking at better ways to keep you informed of the meeting minutes.

Let’s all enjoy the outdoors and be respectful of our community.

Linda Moore

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East Side Loses the “East-West Challenge”

Photo: C. WinterMike and Donna Erwin, captains of the East team, take a voluntary dunking in

their “modern” swimwear after the West defeated the East in the annual East-West Challenge played on May 5 and 6.

COOKE COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE TO REPLACE METERS

Cooke County Electric Cooperative (CCEC) and SRI will replace your residential electric meters in Lake Kiowa with AMR (Automatic Meter Reading) May 24 to June 7, 2007. This gives the Cooperative the capability to read your meter over the power-lines at their office in Muenster. AMR’s allow for effective and efficient monitoring of CCEC’s electrical system in your area. A door hanger will be left on your front door to explain this procedure. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Ed and Madolyn Tomlin, captains of the conquering West Team (left), celebrate their win while Donna and Mike Erwin, captains of the losing East Team, prepare to take their plunge after losing the “East-West Challenge.”

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The Youth Advisory Committee has been working with the American Red Cross to bring their outstanding programs to Lake Kiowa. Living in a lake community, it is especially important that our children learn basic rules and techniques for water safety. With this in mind, we have scheduled our fi rst program for June 23 (see the

ad in this issue for time and place). Water Habits Are Learned Early Tales (WHALE Tales) is the Red Cross program created specifi cally for kids 5 to 12 years old. It is taught on “dry land,” and designed to capture their interests while they learn vital safety information. Our instructor will be Kathi Kirby, a Red Cross volunteer who

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Longfellow’s WHALE Tales Includes Five Basic Lessons. • Swim with a buddy in a supervised area. • Be cool, follow the rule -- the reasons behind water safety rules. • Look before you leap -- choose safe places to swim and dive. • Think so you don’t sink -- what to do when things go wrong, such as

leg cramps, exhaustion, or getting caught in a fast-moving current. • Reach or throw, don’t go -- safe ways to rescue a swimmer in trouble.

Our Red Cross instructor, Kathi Kirby, will use color posters, worksheets, activities, and a video that features

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We need a minimum of 10 kids to hold the class. Please contact Carol Hutchinson, 665-9275, or [email protected] ,

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CALLISBURG—Callisburg High School has named Lance Adam McDonald as the Valedictorian for the class of 2007 with a GPA of 4.869. Royce Daniel Krahl is the 2007 Salutatorian with a GPA of 4.807.

McDonald has attended Callisburg ISD for three years and is the son of Mike and Debbie McDonald. He played tennis and golf and was in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. His accomplishments include the National Merit Commendation and the History Award his sophomore year. He is an outstanding tennis player having placed fi rst in district twice and second once. He was in the state tennis semifi nals as a sophomore and was third in the state last year. Lance has been the outstanding Wildcat tennis player at CHS three years.

“He is the full package—player, helper, and team leader,” tennis Coach Ken Collings says of Lance. “He is a dedicated young man who is a student of the game. He is always at practice and takes private lessons twice each week. He has helped me immensely with other players. I could never ask more of any player than what Lance gave in three years at Callisburg.”

McDonald’s future plans are to attend Texas A&M University and major in business.

“My memories of CHS will be of some great teachers, great friends, all-night projects and all-night proms,” McDonald said.

Krahl is the son of Gary and Kathy Krahl. He is the founding member of the History Club, an active member of the NHS, One-Act play, and has participated in UIL. He was also on the varsity tennis team his junior year. Krahl was involved in NCTC Theater Productions such as “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory,” “Laura Ingalls’ Wilder Christmas,” and “Peter Pan” during the summer.

His accomplishments include Division 1 state soloist for 2 years;

regional qualifi er in Prose Interpretation in 2006, and Spelling and Vocabulary in 2005; a three-time All-Region Band member; three-time North Texas Honor Band member; and All-Area band qualifi er in 2006.

Royce’s future plans are to attend Texas Tech University in the fall where he will be a part of the University Honors College majoring in History and seeking minors in Biology and Portuguese as well as taking Pre-Med courses. After college he plans to attend medical school and become a doctor.

“I will remember all the unique students and teachers that I have met and learned from,” Krahl said. “Thank you, CHS.”

Amy Sue HuntJournalism

Lance McDonald Royce Krahl

KIOWA KIDS

works with Cooke County Hospice. We need to have an idea of how many will be attending so we have enough materials and certifi cates. Parents and grandparents, mark your calendar and contact Carol Hutchinson, 665-9275 or [email protected], to let her know your kids will be there. There is no charge for this program.

Another program we are planning to be held in September is the Babysitter’s Training Course. This is an 8-hour course designed for youths 11 to 15 years old that teaches them what they need to know and what every parent wants in a responsible babysitter. Current and future babysitters will learn Safety and Safe Play, Basic Care, First Aid, Leadership, and Professionalism. A certifi cate is awarded for completion, and the cost includes the American Red Cross Babysitter’s Handbook. All youths who complete the course will be able to post their services in the CommuniQué free of charge. Lake Kiowa already has some talented and dedicated babysitters who can boost their qualifi cations by becoming Red Cross Certifi ed. We must have at least fi ve youths to hold this class, so contact Carol Hutchinson if your kids are interested.

Are you aware that the American Red Cross collects the majority of blood used by the US military? A blood drive is scheduled on Wednesday, June 13 from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce in Gainesville. You can reserve a time slot online at www.givelife.org, and won’t have to wait to donate your blood.

Carol Hutchinson

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Kiowa Friends…Keith and I very much appreciate

your love and prayers during my recent lung surgery. The cards, food, visits and calls meant so much to us. Recovery is slow and somewhat painful but we are so thankful and happy to report that the cancer had not spread. I’m getting stronger every day so I’ll be up and about real soon. If you see me coming… expect a KIOWA HUG!

Judy Montgomery

Thanks to all the Lake Kiowans for your kindness and support during my months of chemo and surgery. Don and I both appreciate the delicious food, cards, gifts, visits and your prayers for my recovery. May God bless all of you.

Don and Pat Sloan

Again Lake Kiowa residents have amazed us. I recently had surgery that will keep me out of work for 6 weeks and the fl ood of support has truly warmed our hearts. The calls, cards, food, visits, email, and deeds that this community has bestowed upon us are overwhelming. A heartfelt thanks goes to Kim and Randy Howell, Sharon and George Chapman, Sandy and Mark Anthony, Keith and Theresa Cole, Laura, Sandra, and Carol Mahoney, Nancy and Don Jones, Jonnie Hall, Margie and John Nash, Jim Lewis, Gayla Robles, Bill and Wanda Lawrence, Patsy and Joe Hudson, Tom and Debbie Nolan, Jackie and John Osborn, Marvin and Norma Crew, Ted and Sally Grant, Anita and Tony Morris, Becca and Steve Jackson, Leanne Eastep, Harold and Madonna Baker, Pat Gunn, and, last but certainly not least, Smokey and Nancy Mountcastle. We know we have found our home and cannot thank you enough for all that you have done. God Bless each and every one of you for making us feel valued and making my recovery easier.

Sincerely,Karen & Lou Vander Molen

The West Beach Area - Have you been to the Lodge lately to see the new lawn? The broad expanse of weeds on the east side between the Dining Room/19th Hole and the West Beach has been replaced with weed- and briar-free grass that feels really great on bare feet. The new sod covers the entire area from the pump house on the south, to the playground on the north. There are still some bare areas under the trees, but as soon as the special Zoysia sod becomes available to us, those areas will be covered also.

Do you like to play volleyball? Part of the new look at the Lodge is the grass volleyball court. Sod turf complete with irrigation will assure that the court surface remains playable. We have planned the court as a multi-purpose playing area. Not only will it support volleyball, but with the posts removed, and with prior arrangements, it could be used for croquet, bocce ball or lawn bowling. The recreational aspects are limited only by YOUR vision.

Littering in the Community – A member was out and about driving a few weeks ago and witnessed an occupant in a vehicle toss a beverage can from the vehicle into the lake as they crossed Low Water Crossing #1. The blatant act did not go unrecognized, as the member was able to obtain the license number of the vehicle, which allowed the vehicle to be traced back to the guests of a property owner, who has since been cited. Staff picks up trash when working in the community. Members pick up trash on walkabouts.

The great majority of property owners in Lake Kiowa exhibit pride in their community and make great efforts to keep the private properties and common areas looking good, but there are a few who don’t and YOU as property owners don’t have to accept this. If you see something that needs your attention, take care of it. If you see something that needs our attention, please let us know. Remember, we work for YOU. Please help us to help YOU keep YOUR community clean, and in good repair.

Weeds? Weeds! – There are a number of yards and vacant lots that have gotten ahead of the owners. Recent rains have been a blessing and the lake is full for the fi rst time in a number of years; however, with the blessing of rain comes the curse of weeds. This must be nature’s way of keeping us all humble. Please try to keep even with your mowing, and if you are an out-of-town owner, please make arrangements for the regular maintenance of your yards and lots. There are a number of lots that we take care of on behalf of owners for one reason or another. I would just as soon not do this and am working on a plan to refer this business to private contractors in the community. Yes, they charge more; but on the other hand, mowing and landscaping is their profession. It is not ours. Our effort to help you help us to keep your community neat, clean and well maintained is better spent taking care of the common areas rather than the private lots.

The Spring and Fall Clean-ups – I think we have all heard enough about

the dumpsters. What an experience, what a mess. Where does all this “stuff” come from? Property owners couldn’t possibly be storing this “stuff” in their garage or home for six months awaiting the next clean-up! Not only did we pay $10,602 in direct costs for dumpsters and hauling ($5,742 in the fall, and a further $4,860 last month), but we also paid $15,552 in labor and equipment expenses between the two, for a total cost to the community of $26,154. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could have put

those funds to a different use?July 4th – Independence Day

– Look for information elsewhere in this issue, and a special supplement in the July issue. Check the Web site frequently at www.lakekiowatx.com. Watch the signboards at the gates. July 4th promises to be a big community event for all ages….

Remember, YOUR Community Begins With YOU!™

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Many Lake Kiowa residents were surprised to see a passenger jet at a quite low altitude make a pass over our community on Sunday, May 20. Lee Skinner took this photo from 4,000 feet above Lake Kiowa that day as R.J. Stroup piloted his last fl ight for Southwest Airlines.

R.J. received special permission from Dallas aviation authorities to “buzz” Lake Kiowa at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 20. R.J. is a retired US Air Force pilot with 22 years of service. He joined Southwest Airlines in 1993 and completed his 16 years of dedication on Sunday. R.J.’s wife, Linda, along with

her mother, Lou Snyder, and eight Lake Kiowa friends, fl ew to Albuquerque to board his last fl ight to Amarillo/Dallas.

R.J. fl ew a brand new Boeing 700 and, as the plane left Amarillo and again as it arrived in Dallas, fi re engines lined the tarmac and sprayed the plane in R.J.’s honor. All passengers aboard the Amarillo leg were treated to champagne and the Lake Kiowa “buzz.”

Friends Jim Williams and Jack Thies organized the “RJ Initial Salute” laid out in the Pro Shop parking lot as a surprise for him as he maneuvered the fl y by.

R.J. STROUP’S FINAL SOUTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT

Photos: L. Skinner


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GAINESVILLE AREA WOMEN’S CONNECTION

Ladies, come Steppin’ Out in Style to our June luncheon on Thursday, June 28, at 401 W. Garnett from 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. The cost is $10 (inclusive).

A Western Style Show Roundup, presented by Foster’s Western Wear of Denton, will be our special feature. Everyone is encouraged to wear western attire!

Our musical performer, Cathy Kemna, will be sharing her beautiful voice.The keynote speaker will be Mary Karr Handley of Plano. A former elementary

school teacher, Mary’s topic “Healing of a Wounded Heart” is sure to inspire us.For reservations, call Judy at 940 612-3130. We hope to see you there!

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The Chapel Quarterly Business Meeting and potluck dinner will take place in the Lodge on June 11. Bring a dish and your utensils at 6:15 p.m. This is a wonderful opportunity to share good food, good fellowship, and learn about the good things your Chapel contributions do in our surrounding communities.

Chapel services are regularly scheduled at 8 a.m. every Sunday in the Lodge assembly room. Rev. John

Hare and Rev. J. L. Williams are the pastors delivering their messages on alternate Sunday mornings. However in June the schedule is altered as follows:

Rev. Williams will deliver the message on June 3 entitled “The Alpha-Omega Prayer” with text from Matthew 6:13.

“What’s the Difference?” is the title of Rev. Hare’s message June 10 with text from Romans 8:12-17.

Rev. Hare will deliver the message on June 17 entitled “Hotel Heaven” with text from II Corinthians 5:6-17.

Rev. Williams’ message on June 24 will be entitled “The Applicable Prayer.” His text will be from Matthew 6:14-15.

Chapel Choir practices on Monday mornings at 8 a.m. They sing for Chapel on the third Sunday of the month.

V.I.S.T.O. is the recipient of food contributed on the third Sunday of every month. Bring your canned or packaged items to the service. They are grateful for any contributions that are made including monetary. Checks made out to V.I.S.T.O. or cash in an envelope designated for V.I.S.T.O. may be placed in the collection plate during any service.

The Lake Kiowa Chapel meets every Sunday morning from 8 to

8:30 a.m. in the Lodge. All residents and guests are welcome. This is an interdenominational service that may precede your regular church service or a round of golf. Casual dress is always

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The Kiowans hosted a forum on April 17 introducing the candidates running for the four positions open on the Callisburg Independent School District Board on May 12. Congratulations go to the winners: Jason Paxton, Randall Reed, Connie Walker, and Brad Williams. Thanks also go to David Bowman and Bill Burhans for their work in presenting the forum.

For the fi fth year the Kiowans will sponsor the Leadership Lake Kiowa course that will be held on the fi rst Friday of October, November, December, and January. Registration is ongoing with LaVerta Burhans handling the programming and details (contact her at 612-2057 or [email protected]). The course is about Lake Kiowa and Cooke County. It includes the rules, regulations, and state laws that affect our community along with social programs and outreach opportunities. While

the course is modeled on Chamber of Commerce leadership classes, it has been adapted to fi t Lake Kiowa and its environment. There are no tests, nor is there any homework. People from Cooke County and Lake Kiowa make presentations and tours will be held of local offi ces. Watch next month’s CommuniQué for an in-depth article on what is planned.

The Kiowans will again have the Rock Climb Slide and Obstacle Course for the 4th of July celebration. This amusement device is about 70’ long and has proved to be a favorite of the festival. The Kiowans will need volunteers for one- or two-hour shifts to help the children on and off the course. Please call me at 668-7297 or email me at [email protected] you are willing to help on the 4th of July.

Jan ThiesPresident

The Kiowans

There are two basic ways to access the Internet, dial-up or broadband (better known as high-speed access). Dial-up works just fi ne, but after you have had a high-speed connection, your chances of going back are slim. We tell people it’s like an automatic garage door opener. No, you do not need it, but the convenience makes it a necessity.

Besides, high-speed broadband can also let you save money on your phone and TV bills. Most vendors of these services offer savings when the high-speed service is combined with their other services. In addition, you can cut your regular phone bill in half by using a Voice over Internet provider in conjunction with your Internet connection.

Here is a quick overview of the four broadband services available in the Kiowa area.

Satellite—a special dish is placed on your building. On the plus side, this is fast (400 kps and up) and has an excellent record of uptime (you can also get TV on the same dish). But, it’s expensive with prices starting at $600 to install, $70 a month, plus other fees. There is also a built-in delay of two to four seconds because of transmission time to and from the satellite. DirectWay, a division of Hughes Electronics, is the provider.

Support is a national 800 number.Wireless—it’s a relatively new system

and each location requires an antenna and a receiver. This is a constant-on system capable of high speeds. The downside is that it is a newer technology, it can be complex, and uptime can be an issue. KiowaOnline is the local wireless ISP in this area.

Cable—this is also a constant-on high-speed choice at competitive prices. It is a proven technology over the same system that brings TV into your home. A connection to the location and cable modem are required. Nortex is the cable ISP for Kiowa and the group that supports their cable TV system provides their Internet support.

Telephone—DSL is available from AT&T in our area and again is comparable to cable in speed and service. DSL comes to your home over the existing telephone connection and you install the equipment yourself. Service is provided via an 800 number.

If you want further information or to hear discussions and opinions on these choices, plan on attending one of the meetings of the Lake Kiowa Computer Club. You can check the calendar at www.lakekiowatx.com for the times and places.

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Reminder: The Club will meet once a month in June, July and Aug. on the fourth Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Lodge.


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This is “Joan,” a one-year-old hound mix who is still a little shy, but is quickly coming around. Joan has been spayed and fully vaccinated, and is in excellent health. Joan loves to be outside, and is quite fond of older children. She patiently waits her turn to go for walks with the junior volunteers. Joan would make a great companion for a single person or a family, as she has shown wonderful compatibility with all of our residents, just don’t leave her in charge of the cat.

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GENEALOGYThe May meeting saw 14 members

of the Lake Kiowa community learning some points of interest on fi nding their ancestors. The next meeting will be Monday, June 4 at 1 p.m. at the Lodge. Summer hiatus will then last until September.

Newspapers have a vast array of information on our ancestors and include such items as marriages, obituaries, land deals, travel information, and more. Learn how to fi nd the newspaper you need.

Archives and libraries hold the world in their vast records and learning how to fi nd your way into their hidden secrets is a real adventure. Come with us as we wend our way down the paths that lead to your ancestors.

For information contact me at [email protected].

Nancy Bier

We should extend a big “way to go” to the boys and girls golf teams of Callisburg High School. They fi nished second in their division at the recent state meet in Austin. Most of us have no idea how many rounds of golf these fi ne young folks played as they prepared for this very special tournament that they earned the right to participate in by hard work and the desire to be winners. Congratulations to them and their coaches for a great season. As golf course marshal, I have seen them day after day right after school hit the links and play 18 or 27 holes a day. Such devotion. Way to go. We’re proud of you.

Dean Dorsch

COUPLES BRIDGEThe Couples Bridge group met at the Lodge on Saturday, May 12. We had six

couples making up three tables. We enjoyed each other’s company as well as the pleasant distraction of the sights and sounds of the Callisburg prom! The results for the evening were as follows: 1st place—Steve and Terri Unger; 2nd place—James and Frieda Fiske; 3rd place—Paul and Pam Liscom.

The Couples Bridge group meets on the second Saturday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Southwest Room at the Lodge. Couples who enjoy playing bridge regardless of skill level and who like meeting other Lake Kiowa residents are encouraged to join us.

Our next meeting will be Saturday, June 9. Please call Icey Huddleston at 940-668-7746 if you’d like to play.


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The Cooke County Master Gardeners Association (CCMGA) recently held it’s seventh annual Parade of Gardens. This year featured gardens from the city of Gainesville. There were six gardens on the tour plus the Earth Kind Rose Trial and Horticultural Demonstrations at Heritage Park.

The David and Nancy Moore garden featured a large pecan tree as the centerpiece of the garden. The backyard centers on a brick patio with fireplace and a landscape of shrubs and flowers, plus a large sage garden.

Deanna and Kenneth Fletcher’s charming courtyard garden was transformed from a grassy setting thirteen years ago. With a lot of elbow grease and energy, the flowerbeds and herb garden were created. Deanna likes to collect odd pieces of “stuff” and make yard art for her many garden beds.

Scott and Jenny Richardson have owned their Victorian home in South Gainesville for two and one half years. Today the garden has seasonal color all year, utilizing both perennial and annual plantings. The Richardson home also featured a glass greenhouse and a koi pond.

Two years ago, James and Barbara Barnett purchased a cottage next door to their historic home on Church Street. They have incorporated large pieces

of limestone that were on the property into the rock garden. Terraced river rock and an Austin stone walkway highlight the rock garden. Texas heat-tolerant plants are used throughout and are all perennials. Knockout roses have been added as well as Little Gem magnolias.

The Rosie Harris garden incorporates three separate lots and is a lovely formal garden. What was once a wild plum thicket is now a shaded patio area that can be used for dining and/or entertaining. Fragrant honeysuckle covers the fence and screens adjacent buildings from view. Many varieties of plants can be seen on a stroll through the garden. Roses are everywhere and the fragrance is delightful.

In the heart of Gainesville’s historic district, Miss Olivia’s Bed and Breakfast offers a wide array of design features, plants, shrubs and trees. She has well over 100 varieties of plants. Native plants surround the pool and spa area in bright tropical colors. The butterfly and hummingbird garden features plants that are both beneficial to the butterflies and their larvae. A desert willow, bird of paradise, and a Chinese pistachio tree provide interesting accents.

The Earth Kind Rose trial is sponsored by the CCMGA and is located near the depot in the Heritage Park area. Earth Kind uses research-proven techniques

COOKE COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS ASSOCIATION SEVENTH ANNUAL PARADE OF GARDENS

to provide maximum gardening and landscape enjoyment while preserving and protecting our environment.

NCTC offered demonstrations on Landscape Techniques, Attracting Butterflies, and Maintaining a Vermicomposting System.

We wish to thank all of our sponsors and participants. Without their help we could not have had a successful Parade of Gardens.


OUTPOSTThrift Store

Don Schneider is back at Lake Kiowa to serve you. Don is the Broker/Owner of

Lake & Country Realtors and has returned to Lake Kiowa after a sabbatical in Hawaii.

“I am most anxious to re-acquaint with all my old friends and clients. Please stop by the office to say

hello or call me on the cell at 940-736-8889.”

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LAKE KIOWA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT.

EMERGENCY RESPONSESListed below are the emergency

responses made by the Lake Kiowa Volunteer Fire Department in the April 2007.

April 1st - Resident smoke investigation; resident lift assistApril 5th - Resident blood pressure checkApril 6th - MedicalApril 11th - Two medicalsApril 12th - MedicalApril 13th - Two medicals; resident lift assistApril 14th - Resident lift assistApril 15th - MedicalApril 19th - Structure fireApril 22nd - Two medicalsApril 24th - MedicalApril 25th - Medical

NO BINGOJUNE 13 (only)

Fortunately, the overcast sky and intermittent rain showers didn’t deter customers from venturing out and shopping at our May OUTPOST sale. Throughout the day we received numerous compliments from our customers regarding how clean and organized our furniture and merchandise was in all three buildings. It’s truly gratifying to know that all the hard work that goes into preparing each sale is appreciated.

If you are new to the community and have never patronized an OUTPOST sale, we invite you to stop by. You might find something you can’t live without! Some items we currently have for sale include: a side-by-side refrigerator and a top-mount refrigerator both with water and ice dispensers; freezers; a 55-inch Toshiba television; sofas and sofa sleepers; daybed, twin-, king-, and full-size beds with mattress and box springs; large three-piece wooden entertainment center; dining sets; recliners, ping-pong table; shadow box coffee table; lawn furniture and equipment; golf clubs, and much, much more. You don’t have to wait for our monthly sales. If you are looking for a specific item, give us a call

and we will be happy to arrange a time to meet with you.

The OUTPOST “THRIFT STORE” is located on CR 211 in Woodbine. Here are two of the easiest routes to take from the Main Entrance. Turn left onto FM 902 and go 2.4 miles and turn left onto FM 3164. Continue 5 miles, then turn left on CR 211 and we are the second driveway on the right. When turning right onto FM 902, go approximately 1 mile and take a right on CR 219. Continue 2.9 miles, turn right onto FM 678 and go 1 mile. Take a right on FM 3164, and go about 0.1 mile and turn right on CR 211. We are the second driveway on the right.

The OUTPOST “THRIFT STORE” is a major fund raiser for your Fire Department that accepts useable household items for resale at our monthly sale. All items must be clean and in working condition. We do not accept clothing, soiled or broken furniture, dirty non-working appliances, and, by law, we cannot accept used plumbing fixtures such as toilets, sinks, faucets, and so forth. If you wish to donate and are unsure as to what is acceptable, please give us a call. We

receive new items frequently so, if you are looking for a specific item, call and we’ll be happy to arrange a time to meet with you.

To donate items, call Dee at 665-4046, Peggy at 665-7977, or the fire station at 665-9321. Be sure to leave your name and a brief message and we’ll return your call as soon as possible. If you prefer to drop off your donated items at the fire station, you must obtain authorization and directions as to where to place your items so as not impede fire department equipment. Remember all donations to the OUTPOST “THRIFT STORE” are tax-deductible.

Due to the nature of services the Fire Department provides, it is sometimes difficult to adhere to a strict timetable so please be patient and we’ll pick up your donated items as soon as possible.

Our next sale will be Saturday, June 2 from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Watch for our ads on the electronic Reader Board, NORTEX cable channel 2, the local newspaper, and of course, the CommuniQue.

Chief Joe Rider


4th of JulyLake Kiowa Arts & Crafts Show

Place: Southwest Room, Lake Kiowa LodgeParticipants Must:

Be Lake Kiowa full dues-paying residents or lot owners. No lot leases, or friends or relatives of residents unless living

full-time at Lake Kiowa.All items must be designed and made by the seller.

(No kits or resale items allowed)Each six-foot space is $15

Make check payable to: “LKPOA”Mail to: Fred Anderson 105 Cayuga Cove Lake Kiowa, TX 76240

Space is Limited -- “Please apply ASAP”

Name: ___________________________________Telephone: ___________Address: ______________________________________________________Lot Number: ___________________________________________________Type of Artwork or Craft: ________________________________________

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Visit our food booth at the Pavilion. We accept both cash and tickets. We wish everyone a safe and Happy Independence Day!

HOMEMADE CHOPPED BBQ BEEF SANDWICH- $3.00 OR 3 TICKETS JUICY GRILLED HAMBURGER - $2.00 OR 2 TICKETS EVER POPULAR SAUSAGE ON A STICK - $2.00 OR 2 TICKETS MILE HIGH PLATE OF DEEP FRIED TATER TWISTERS - $2.00 OR 2 TICKETS DELICIOUS SOFT BUTTERED PRETZEL - $2.00 OR 2 TICKETS GOLDEN BROWN FUNNEL CAKE - $2.00 OR 2 TICKETS

COOL REFRESHING WATERMELON - 16 oz. cup - $2.00 OR 2 TICKETS BONE CHILLING SNO CONE - $1.00 OR 1 TICKET

FRESHLY BREWED ICED TEA - $1.00 OR 1 TICKET ICE COLD SOFT DRINK AND BOTTLED WATER - $1.00 OR 1 TICKET

WEB SITE E-FORM AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS FOR VISITOR AUTHORIZATION NOTIFICATION TO

SECURITY FOR JULY 4TH WEEKENDLKPOA residents may notify Security of incoming guests for the July 4th

weekend (or any other time) by utilizing the e-form on the Lake Kiowa Web Site. • Access the site, www.lakekiowatx.com and log in with member I.D.• Click on e-forms on left-hand menu. • Select Visitor Authorization Form and fi ll in appropriate boxes.• Click Submit. You should receive an electronic acknowledgement that your request was

submitted.IMPORTANT: Security accesses the Web site to receive e-form notifi cations

at 12 noon and midnight only each day. Be sure you have submitted your visitor notifi cation form in plenty of time before arrival to insure their names have been received. As an example, if you have visitors coming to watch fi reworks the evening of the 4th, you will need to submit notifi cation before 12 noon July 4.


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Kiowa Woman’s Club News

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What a wonderful day we had at the May KWC meeting. I do think the hats made for a festive occasion and Janie Oliver was a great entertainer. Thanks again to Jan Thompson for bringing us such wonderful programs this year. We were all moved by the words of Shannon Krueger. What a remarkable young lady. It was great to hear in her own words the impact we have made in her life through the Anice Rhodes Scholarship Fund.

The last book review of the year will be on Friday, June 1 at Peggy Padgham’s home. Jo Brannan will be reviewing “Out to Pasture but Not Over the Hill” by Effi e Leland Wilder.

The Arts & Crafts scheduled meeting for June 5 has been canceled. Betty Sue Vickery will be unavailable, as her mother will be having surgery. We appreciate everyone’s participation this year.

Please join us for the last meeting of the year. Past President Joan Carroll will install our new offi cers at the June 14

meeting. The KWC offi cers for 2007-8 are: President Kathie Milburn; 1st VP/Membership Jackie Schmaltz; 2nd VP/Programs Sharon Chapman; Recording Secretary Jaqui Osborn-Stewart; Corresponding Secretary Gwen Mullins; Treasurer Judy DeField; Historian Gussie Utting; Parliamentarian Julia Mayo. Please join me in congratulating this great slate of offi cers.

In addition to the installation, Dr. Rose Mary Rumbley will be our presenter at this last meeting. She is a Kiowa favorite and is always superb.

I’m delighted to announce the department chairpersons for the 2007-2008 year.

Arts & Crafts: Carmel Miserak and Donna Rehm

Bible Study: Nancy FloresBook Review: Linda Fite and Julia

MayoBridge: Peggy Carpenter and Jan

ThompsonCanasta: Fran NormanGarden & Nature: Becky Branham

and Donna EngelsGourmet: Clara Lemming, Charolette

Loncar, and Katherine Thacker Webmaster: Linda MooreThe KWC will once again sponsor the

Cakewalk on July 4. Please bake a cake or two for this event. It is an important fund-raiser for us. Last July, we raised $1,260. In addition, we will be selling the Kiowa Woman’s Cookbook. All proceeds go to the Rally for the Cure®. We will also be selling the KWC Pictorial Directory and History books.

Since this is my last letter as your President, I want to thank all the KWC members who served as an offi cer,

a department chairperson, or on a committee this year. I have had the most phenomenal people help me during my year. I also thank all of you for your support and your attendance. I have had a wonderful time getting to know you and working with you.

I close with this quote from Foster C. McClellan: “Trust yourself. Create the kind of self that you will be happy to live with all your life. Make the most of yourself by fanning the tiny, inner sparks of possibility into fl ames of achievement.”

See you at the June 14 meeting. Have a great summer!

Julia G. Mayo

Lois Whitson (center) congratulates Shannon Krueger (Anice Rose Scholarship recipient) while Jeanie Kelley (left) looks on.

Photos: G. UttingJanie Oliver

Kiowa Woman’s Club Lunch ReservationA – E . . . . . . . . Shirley Falkenhagen . . . . . . . . . . . 612-0854F – J. . . . . . . . . Mary Ann Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . 612-2478K – O. . . . . . . . Sharon Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 612-4203P – S . . . . . . . . Pat Frazier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 668-6789T – Z . . . . . . . . Peggy Robins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 665-1565Chair: . . . . . . . Joyce Manner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 612-5394

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GENERAL MEETINGJune 14 - “A Kiowa Favorite Returns”

Dr. Rose-Mary RumbleyYou don’t want to miss our

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If you have never heard her before, you must know that Rose-Mary’s book reviews are more like performances. You will think Ben himself is addressing you as she talks about his career regarding printing, politics, and inventions, as well as a few lesser-known aspects of his life.

Come learn and be entertained by one of Dallas’ favorite humorists.

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Kiowa Woman’s Club 2007-2008To All Women of Lake Kiowa,

The Membership Committee will be collecting the annual dues of $15 for the

2007-2008 year from all members of the Kiowa Woman’s Club and from any

interested new residents. There are no additional dues to participate in these

six departments: Arts & Crafts, Bible Study, Book Review, Bridge, Garden &

Nature, and Gourmet. Please fi ll in the form below and mail (with your check

payable to Kiowa Woman’s Club) to:

Kiowa Woman’s Club--Membership

901 Kiowa Dr. West

Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240

The Kiowa Woman’s Club was started in 1973 to provide social and cultural

activities for its members. General meetings are held at the Lodge on the second

Thursday of the month, September through June. The social hour begins at

10 a.m. and the meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. with a luncheon following.

If you have any questions, please call Jackie Schmaltz, Membership

Chairwoman at 668-4008.

Name _______________________________ Spouse _________________

Address______________________________________________________

Phone ____________________ Birthday (Mo. & Day) ______________

E-Mail address _____________________________

JULY 4 CAKEWALKSupport the Kiowa Woman’s Club and WALK FOR YOUR CAKE at the 4th of

July celebration.One ticket will allow you two walks—that’s TWO chances to win a delicious

homemade scrumptious cake. Bring the kids and grandkids and let the whole family walk from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Lodge assembly room.

Ladies: don’t forget to MAKE those scrumptious cakes for our walk and bring them to the assembly room by 9:30 a.m. on July 4 or bring them Tuesday, July 3 between 3 and 5 p.m.

Kathie Milburn

Joanne Dorsch was presented a plaque by President Julia Mayo for all her hard work over the years as Chairwoman of the Kiowa Woman’s Club Library.

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It was certainly a delightful “Evening at the Races” for Gourmet’s closing event of the year. Kiowa Downs (or as it is better known, the Lodge) was decorated with horses and jockey attire of all descriptions. The ladies were all wearing gorgeous hats and everyone enjoyed an evening of food, fun, and the thrill of the horse race.

After dinner and a short break we received a surprise visitor straight from the Kentucky Derby—Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth (a.k.a. Judy Beard). She really loves horses and it was great for her to honor Lake Kiowa in this way. Although we tried, we were unable to discover what she carries in that purse.

Carol Gillies and Gussie Utting received cookbooks for having the best hats.

It was then time to move on to the horse race portion of the evening. Each person received six chips to bet on the horse that they liked best in each race, after perusing the “racing form” for the statistics on the horses and jockeys. Bill Koziol, Jim Hawkins, and Noble Moss, all dressed in blue shirts, black pants with black suspenders and black visors, staffed the betting table. Thanks go to them for keeping track of all the bets and payouts.

In true Derby tradition, My Old Kentucky Home was played by Shirley O’Dell and, as everyone joined in singing, the jockeys (otherwise known as Maureen Anselmi, Shirley Falkenhagen, and Sharon James) dressed in brightly colored silks and jockey hats paraded onto the race track with their horses. Six races followed and were enjoyed by all. Betting was heavy, chips were collected, and afterwards those who had fared the best in their wagering and had the most chips were awarded prizes.

It was a great night and we have many to thank—Judy and Jerry Penland for the loan of their string of race horses; Chef Jarrod Berger and his great kitchen staff for the wonderful dinner topped off with Derby Pie; and J.T. King, Lodge Manager, and his staff for all their hard work in helping to make our Derby Day Gala an outstanding success.

It’s been a fun year and we’ve enjoyed co-chairing the Gourmet Department. If you have not signed up for Gourmet for 2007-2008, you may still do so at the June Woman’s Club meeting.

We wish you all a wonderful summer and…

Bon Appetit!Genny Koziol and Catharine Moss

Meeting: Friday, June 1, 2007Place: 107 Navajo Tr. W.Hostess: Peggy PadghamTime: 10 a.m. Social 10:30 a.m. ProgramReviewer: Jo BrannanProgram: “Out To Pasture, But Not Over The Hill”Author: Effie Leland Wilder

Clara LemmingCo-Chairman

GARDEN & NATURE CLUB

May 14 was a perfect and memorable day for fourteen Lake Kiowa Garden & Nature Lovers as we enjoyed “Breakfast with the Birds” potluck at Claude and Nancy Walter’s restored (1890’s) country home southeast of Muenster (the Walters can be reached at 940-759-2712).

After breakfast we toured the 400 acres of hill and dale through abundant and radiant wildflowers of every color. There were purple Skull’s Cap, yellow Cactus, golden Coreopsis, red Indian Blankets, Paintbrush and the delicate winecups, plus many others we couldn’t name.

It was delightful to walk along the creeks discovering pieces of fossil archiopods, especially so since Mr. Walters encouraged us to take home our finds. Claude and Nancy rent their quaint county cottage by the night or the week at a very reasonable price to those seeking solitude, peace, and beauty. Since there is no TV, it’s a lovely way to introduce children to nature. Part of the group traveled west on Highway 82, discovering fields of lovely golden

flowers as far as the eye could see. Heading north out of Saint Jo on Rte 677 we discovered beautiful valleys and the Oak Creek Vineyard established in 1999 by the Davis family.

We were compelled to stop along the roadside to take pictures of

Queen Ann’s Lace dancing in the breeze in surrounding bar-ditches full of the Purple Coneflower. What a pleasant day to share with others interested in nature. (Oh, by the way, I forgot to mention the wild turkey we startled. She must have been sitting on eggs.)

Garden & Nature is a fun – no pressure – no dues group that meets on the third Monday of each month September through May. The programs and field trips are always fun and educational.

Come and join us in the fall. Have a great summer.

Ann Butler


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Jockeys Maureen Anselmi, Shirley Falkenhagen and Sharon James jockey for position.

Photos: G. Utting


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Canasta winners - May 22 - L to R: Fran Norman, Marcie Madsen and Vicki Liles.

L to R: Lucille Crow, Katherine Thacker, Clara Lemming, and LaNelle Little enjoying KWC’s Canasta on May 22.

Kiowa Woman’s Club News

In spite of a small glitch in April -torrential rain - we had a good turnout for Canasta. There are newcomers and novices every month so don’t hesitate to join us even if you have never played.

When we researched the rules (thank you to Linda Moore and Kathie Milburn), we found different rules from almost every country in South America where the game originated. We came up with the Canasta Kiowa Rules. We ask folks to follow these guidelines when playing with us. If you would like a copy, please e-mail or call me and I will provide it.

We will meet June 25 at the Lodge from 1-4 p.m. Since a lot of us have had so much fun, we will continue to meet through July and August. Thanks!

Fran [email protected] or 665-9075

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We will not have Bible Study the months of June, July, and August. We start again in September. Look in the CommuniQué for information in August. Nancy Flores will be our new leader. Mary Francis Covington will begin a new book of the Bible. Hope you all enjoy your summer and will look forward to meeting in September.

If more information is needed, please contact Nancy Flores at 612-1222Peggy Robins

L to R: Ruth Lewis, Jeannie Foster, Carol Hawkins, and Linda Stroup at the fi nal Bible Study meeting of the season. They met in the home of Jeannie Foster.

Photos: G. Utting


Tree Alert!To Lake Kiowa residents: This is the most crucial year for your trees. This year will determine how devastating the diseases in your area will become. If you are diligent we can work together to greatly minimize the effects of this drought and the diseases it has spawned. I thank you for the tremendous response I have already received, but there is much more to be done. If you call me early this year we can get a head start on keeping your trees healthy. The worst thing you can do is nothing, and the second worst thing is trust your trees to anyone other than an expert. I know how to accurately assess your trees and keep your place beautiful. This year call me, arborist James Davis at

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JUNE Sunday Sandwich Lunch Special

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The May events held at the Lodge last month were many and varied. Your Lodge staff handled a breakfast, three luncheons, a memorial, a reception, a Senior prom, several dinners, and the Mothers’ Day buffet.

We have received a lot of positive feedback from the community. My staff and I appreciate these comments very much! We would like to thank the community for all its help and support!

I especially would like to thank my staff for all the hard work they have done to help us pull all these parties off. We could not have done it without them.

I would also like to thank the Gourmet Club for the $50 gift certificate to the Pro Shop.

We are still trying to roll out our new menu. I personally apologize for the amount of time that it is taking to put this together, but I assure you that our Head Chef Jarrod is taking it very seriously. He wants it to be something of which he can be proud and something that everyone in the community will enjoy. We have gotten it together, but we are still in the process of pricing everything correctly.

We are now using tablecloths in the dining area at night.

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Photos: Lodge Staff Saturday Night Supper Club enjoyed some special entertainment who persuaded

some members of the Lodge staff to join in.


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The Frank Winnert Tennis Tournament was held Monday, April 30, and was enjoyed by all. There were 20 participants including our usual members as well as a few guests and a friend from California. The morning ended with a great potluck lunch. Everyone is looking forward to this being an annual event.

We hope that more tennis players will come out and join us. We are now playing at 8 a.m. - mixed doubles on Mondays, men on Wednesdays, and ladies on Thursdays. See you on the court!!!

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RALLY FOR THE CURE®2007 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

June 11 Applebee’s Rally Day

July 4 July 4th Rally Room

September 8 Lake Kiowa Woman’s Club Breast Cancer Awareness Day

September 15 Moberly Challenge Lake Kiowa Walk In Support Of Rally For The Cure® (see page 27 for details)

October 3 Rally For The Cure® Golf Tournament

LAKE KIOWA QUILT BEEThe ladies of our own Lake Kiowa Quilt Bee have just fi nished this beautiful quilt

to be used as a raffl e item for the Rally for the Cure® golf tournament. The Quilt Bee has created and funded the quilt itself and ALL proceeds will be donated by the Bee to the Rally for the Cure®.

The quilt will be on display in the Lodge for the Fourth of July. Tickets will be available mid-June. We will be selling them at most of the events here at the Lake. The drawing will be held after the Rally Tournament, which is scheduled for Oct 3.

Our guild has been meeting for approximately three years. We meet the fi rst Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at the lodge. This is a very informal group and our intent is to share ideas and create interest in and learn more about quilting. Anyone interested in quilting is very welcome to attend; we have about 25 women so far.

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Dining To DonateApplebee’s Restaurant, located at the Factory Shops in

Gainesville, Texas, has set aside June 11 as a day for all those who would like to enjoy a wonderful dining experience and, at the same time, help support Lake Kiowa’s Rally for the Cure®. Lunch or dinner, you pick the time and the guests you would like to join you while, at the same time, 15% of your bill will be donated to Rally for the Cure®.

Present the flyer to your server on June 11. Flyers may be picked up at the Pro Shop, the various businesses at the Main Gate, or call any committee member (LaVona Duryea, Fran Adams, Maureen Anselmi, Elaine Blackwell, Regina Carnley, Marcia Hammond, Bari Hankins, Catharine Moss, or RosaLeigh Wood). We would love to see you there.

Committee members will be at the restaurant all day to greet you and thank you for your support.

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22 CommuniQue June 2007 June 2007 CommuniQue 23WGA golf NEWS

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First Gross Team: Carolyn Panell (Captain), Neta Stutzman, and Bobbie Caldwell (not pictured).

First Net Team: Ruth Lewis, Paulette Andrews, Merlene Miller (Captain), Maureen Anselmi.

2nd Net: Linda Stroup (Captain), Dee Lee; (not pictured: Maxine Lane and Linda Slater).

No Picture Available:3rd Net: Madonna Baker (Captain),

Nelda Toal, Joanne Dorsch.

Scramble Winners - May 2nd

Yolanda Arronte, President, announced that our meeting day luncheons may now be charged to your lot number unless you prefer to pay by cash or check. Of course, you still need to make your luncheon reservations.

An offi cial memo from the Lake Kiowa Handicap Committee was discussed. This was in regard to the carryover rule at Lake Kiowa that has been in effect for many years for the WGA. All the Handicap Committee can do is RECOMMEND to the WGA to consider changing this rule; however, the fi nal outcome is up to the WGA. The Handicap Committee of Lake Kiowa recommends the WGA change their drop zone rule on #9, #13, and #16 to hit two (2) balls into the water or to assume that two (2) balls have been hit into the water, so when they are carrying over to the drop zone, they would be dropping fi ve (5) and hitting six (6) from the drop zone instead of hitting four (4), as we do now. Nothing will change until the WGA votes on this. The decision will be made after that vote. If this recommendation is approved, it will be implemented for the year 2008.

The results of the Member-Guest Tournament of May 23 will be published in the July CommuniQué.

This year the Shootout will be sponsored by J.B. Cole of Cole Farmers Insurance and will begin on June 1. (Details appear on page 26.)

Pat Frazier, Ways and Means Chairperson, announced the Lake Kiowa Kapers (the MGA Member-Guest Tournament) will be June 1, 2, and 3 and is the largest moneymaker for the WGA, but it takes a lot of volunteers. Concession workers, sandwiches, or cash donations for the purchase of hot dogs are needed: Pat would like to borrow large ice chests from members for use during these three days. Call Pat if you can help.

Starting with our June Meeting Day, tee off time is 8 a.m. so please be at the Pro Shop at 7:30 a.m.

May 2 Meeting Notes:

WGAWednesday Playday Winners

May 918 Hole Winners

Throw away 1 hole1st Gross: LaVonne Jucha - Gross 88

1st Net:Lee Skinner - Net 61May 16

18 Hole WinnersOdd Numbered Holes

FLIGHT 11st - Caroline Pannell - 342nd - Fran Adams - 35.5

FLIGHT 21st - Evelyn deLassus - 38.5

2nd - Margie Nash - 39FLIGHT 3

1st - Regina Carnley - 362nd - Lucy Deck - 37.5

May 16Nine Hole Winners

Low Putts1st - LaNelle Little

2nd - Maureen Anselmi3rd - Dale Griggs

22 CommuniQue June 2007 June 2007 CommuniQue 23WGA golf NEWS

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Member-Member Golf Tournament - April 25 & 26

First Flight Winners. (L-R) 1st Place Gross: Ruth Robinson and Sherley Riley (not pictured); 1st Place Net: Donna Erwin and Elaine Blackwell; 2nd Place Net: Nancy Gingerich and Dee Dorman; 3rd Place Net: Margie Nash and Barbara Neiden.

Second Flight Winners. (L-R) 1st Place Gross: Linda Stroup and Jan Dalton; 1st Place Net: Ann LaRue and LaVonna Duryea (not pictured); 2nd Place Net: Peggy Coolidge and Molly Worthen; 3rd Place Net: Mary Polk and Susan Metzler (not pictured).

Third Flight Winners. (L-R) 1st Place Gross: Diane Wilson and Pat Frazier; 1st Place Net: Maxine Patillo and Janelle Cohoon; 2nd Place Net: Betty Becker and Bari Hankins; 3rd Place Net: Audrene Robison and Corina Nichols.

9 Hole Group. Row 1: Peggy Gilmore, Shirley Falkenhagen, Paulette Andrews, Nancy Bryan. Row 2: Sharon Schmidt, Nita Templin, Katherine Thacker, Sharon James, Dale Griggs, Dee Lee. Row 3: Genny Koziol, Anita Mason, Jackie Schmaltz, Carol Hawkins, Betty Gaertner, Cecilia Davis.

Winners: 1st Place: Nancy Bryan and Paulette Andrews; 2nd Place: Sharon James and Shirley Falkenhagen; 3rd Place: Nita Templin and Dee Lee; 4th Place: Peggy Gilmore and Sharon Schmidt; 5th Place: Carol Hawkins and Genny Koziol.

Photos: G. Koziol

24 CommuniQue June 2007 June 2007 CommuniQue 25MGA GOLF NEWS

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Our restaurant serves some of the best homemade soups, salads, and sandwiches for lunch, or for dinner you can enjoy some “Award Winning” Baby Back Ribs or some Seafood Enchiladas. Not only do we carry choice cut steaks on our menu, but we also offer to our customers “PRIME” cut steaks that actually melt in your mouth.

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MGA PLAYDAY“Dream Team Challenge”

MAY 12, 2007The May MGA tournament was

blessed with a beautiful day and a good turnout of 78 players for 19 teams competing in the Dream Team Challenge. The Dream Team of Harold McFarling, Billy Woods, Dave Williams, and B. R. Clements put forth a gallant effort, posting a team score of 145. However, two teams that split the prize money evenly beat that score. The team of Chris Faulconer, John Beck, Walt Sprenger, and Richard Carroll posted a 141 followed by Mike Merolla, Boyd Carnley, Jay Titus, and Rich Gardner at 142.

Next month’s tournament will be played June 9, with a breakfast meeting at 7:30 a.m. and a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m.

Jerry Penland

President Jack Thies called the meeting to order at 8 a.m. All members were present except Jim Stilwell, R.J. Stroup, Jerry Penland, and Bob Hey.

Meeting Notes: The minutes of the March and April meetings were approved.

Treasurer’s Report: Lee Kilgore submitted the financial statement for April with a summary report as follows: The beginning balance was $22,405.93, monthly receipts were $11,314.27, and expenses were $6,220.77, leaving the month end cash balance of $27,499.43. This amount includes committed funds for the hole in one pot and driving range totaling $8,921.91. This results in a net cash position of $18,577.52. The report was approved.

Membership: Our 2007 membership now stands at 479, with 238 signed up for the hole in one club.

Public Relations: Kapers planning continues in full gear. Sponsorships are still available. The field is full, with a waiting list being maintained in the Pro Shop.

Projects: With the recent rains, the fairways are filling in. Fertilization is planned again once the storms are out of the forecast. There are plans to re-do the bunkers to remove the cement edges, sift all the sand, and replace it in the bunkers. There was some good discussion on how to proceed with the Monday workdays; watch for notices in the future. The gopher problem appears to be less severe than last year.

Tournaments: The East—West tournament was a success. West won by a slim margin, and Mike Erwin went for a dip in the lake. A motion was made and carried that an additional $2,500 be added to the Kaper’s prize fund, which

Lake Kiowa Men’s Golf Association Board Meeting - May 9, 2007will be funded totally from Kapers-related proceeds.

Old Business: The new scorecards are out and the signs on all the holes have been revised to show their new handicap ratings.

New Business: The MGA will again sponsor a chipping booth at the 4th of July celebration. Craig Lamkin volunteered to chair the effort. We discussed a possible workday to improve the practice area near the practice green. All members are asked to police the tee boxes and pick up stray, broken tees while waiting to tee off. Also, remember to keep carts away from the tee boxes and greens, and to scatter your carts so that every cart on the course doesn’t “just skirt” the edge right by the signs.

The meeting adjourned at 9:45 a.m.John Wolek


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Superintendent’s Report . . . Upcoming Golf EventsJune 1-3 MGA Kiowa Kapers

June 6 WGA Scramble & Meeting

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June 30 LK “Shootout”

LAKE KIOWA SHOOTOUT JUNE 30Open to all golfers 18 years or older with handicap$10 entry fee must be paid before round is played

Qualifying will be June 1 thru 29 using the best net score.The 10 best scores will advance to the Shootout

Each Flight must have a minimum of 10 players or money is refunded.Flights will be as follows:1st Flight: Handicaps 0-9

2nd Flight: Handicaps 10-203rd Flight: Handicaps 21+

Shootout will be Saturday, June 30, 3 p.m., Nine HolesTop four winners in each fl ight will be paid based on the number of entries in

each fl ight:1st Place – 40%2nd Place – 30%3rd Place – 20%4th Place – 10%

Shootout will be played as follows: 1st Flight – No handicap, ball played down, eliminate 1 player per hole. 2nd and 3rd Flights – Handicaps apply,

ball played up 1 grip, eliminate 1 player per hole. No “Gimme” Putts.Happy Hour, June 30, after the Shootout

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Well, we wanted some rain and the lake fi lled. We got both! The lake went over the dam for the fi rst time in two years. We put down some fertilizer on Monday, the day it started to rain, but didn’t get it all out. The grass has grown at least three feet since the rain (just kidding!) However, we have had U.S. Open roughs to play out of. As of this writing, we have got the roughs mowed out.

The driving range project is still ongoing. We have trenched the new irrigation and are planning to sod it by Monday, May 21. The tee box should open by June 1.

We have a busy remainder of the month with tournaments. May 19 is Habitat for Humanity, May 20 is the Couples’ Tournament, the WGA Member—Guest is on May 23, and the Kiowa Kapers begin June 1. The WGA will sponsor a putting contest on June 1 and 2. Please support this event, as this is one of their main money-raisers for the year.

Please remember to repair your ball marks and fi ll your divots on the course. Hot weather will be on us very shortly, so please be aware of the employees syringing the greens. Please allow them to fi nish their job before you hit into the green.

David Long

DID YOU KNOW . . . .Speed of play is important on Lake Kiowa Golf Course because we have

so many golfers. So unless you are in Tournament play and you fi nd yourself having diffi culty staying up with the group in front of you and the group behind you is waiting on every shot, you know you have to do something.

Your score can still be posted on your handicap record if you pick up on a hole or if you skip an entire hole. When you fi nd yourself in trouble on a given hole, just pick up and proceed to the next hole. The score you would record on that hole would be perfect shots into the hole plus the strokes you had already hit. (For instance on #2. You hit your drive out of bounds so you have to Tee your ball again. You are laying 3 off the Tee Box. Then you put the next 2 shots in the water. Now you are laying 7. At this point add 1 or 2 strokes to get on the green and 2 putts and move on to hole #3.) This method of scoring is called your most likely score. Place a small x in front of the score you record for that hole. With equitable stoke control that the handicap system uses it will adjust your score lower regardless of whether you actually hit all the strokes you record.

If you are over a hole behind then you can skip an entire hole and record Par plus the handicap strokes that you are allowed on the hole. Also place a small x in front of that score. The x designates that you didn’t actually play the hole.

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Forty-two couples enjoyed a perfect Sunday afternoon on the golf course and competed in a shamble format.

The winners were: 1st place, Michael and Lorene Nix and Paul and Donna Dillard; 2nd place, Noland and Elsa Robles and Thomas Brannan and Peggy Coolidge; 3rd place, Bill and Charlotte Winter and Sam Moore and Jamie McCrory; 4th place, Chick and Kay Creech and Charlie and Ruth Robison; 5th place, Walt and Sue Sprenger, and W.T. Gary and Beverly Ross; 6th place, Mike and Paddy Merolla and Jerry

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and Suzi Bomar, 7th place, John and Donna Schneider and Jim Edgett and Hilda Darwin; 8th place, Jim Lewis and LaVonne Jucha, and Willie and Diane Wilson. Congratulations to all the winners.

Actually, everyone who came out and joined in the fun were all winners. They just didn’t get any money!!! We all enjoyed a really super barbeque buffet and our thanks go to the Lodge staff for making this a great meal.

The next Couple’s Playday will be June 10. There will be an Italian

Bob Moberly is a fast-paced 85-year old walker hitting the streets of Lake Kiowa every day. He has challenged Lake Kiowa to support Rally for the Cure® with a walk-a-thon around the lake.

The Committee for the Rally has dedicated the Moberly Challenge in honor of his spirit of living a quality life, exercising each day by walking. The Moberly Challenge will be held Sept. 15.

Take advantage of the next three months of training time. A walking partner or pet may provide the necessary motivation. Runners, pets, children, and grandchildren are also welcome.

The cost will be $20 (age16 and over), $5 (age 15 and under), and $2 per pet to register. This is a great opportunity to call on your friends and family members for sponsorship. They may embrace the chance to return the favor for those times you were able to sponsor your kids’ and grandkids’ school programs, especially in light of such a good cause.

Put this on your calendar of “must do” things in September. In the meanwhile, get yourself ready for an enjoyable day of walking for your health and encourage your friends and family to do the same. We want this to be a fun walk for all. Prizes will be awarded. More information will be made available in next month’s CommuniQué.

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buffet immediately after play provided by the Lodge staff, and prizes will be awarded.

The first of our “away” tournaments will be June 18. We’ll be at Legacy Ridge Country Club in Bonham. The cost will be $100 per couple and includes all prizes, burger buffet, range ball, and some really good surprises. Sign up at the Pro Shop by June 6 and make checks payable to Jerry or Corina Nichols, who are in charge of this event. We need 25 couples to make this happen!!!

Gwen Mullins


Lake Kiowa Fishing LimitsBob Lusk, Fisheries Biologist and Lake Management Consultant, made the

following fi shing limit recommendations. These recommendations have been given careful consideration to keep a thriving ecological habitat for Lake Kiowa. The Angler and Conservation Club has fully endorsed the following fi shing guidelines for Lake Kiowa:Rainbow Trout: 5 Per Day, Per PersonBlack Bass: Keep Black Bass between 10-13 inches; 5 Per Day, Per Person. Release all other Black Bass under 10 inches and over 14 inches.Crappie: Keep over 10 inches; 10 Per Day, Per Person. Release all under 10 inches.White Bass: Otherwise known as Sand Bass. No Limit. Remove all you can.Perch: No Limit.Channel Catfi sh: Keep fi sh over 14 inches; No Limit. Release all under 14 inches.Drum: No Limit. Remove any caught from lake.Carp: No Limit. Remove any caught from lake.

TROT AND JUG LINES ARE NOT PERMITTEDDock owners are encouraged to provide cover for the fi sh under your docks. Make

sure the trees are securely anchored not to interfere with boat traffi c. Feed the fi sh! Dry dog food or pellets especially made for the fi sh are readily available at feed stores. For questions, feel free to contact Mike Bitsche for specifi cs.

RULES FOR LAKE BLACK BASS RECORD PROGRAM1. Black Bass must be caught from Lake Kiowa2. Black Bass must be caught on artifi cial bait3. Black Bass must be weighed on offi cial LKACC scales4. Black Bass must be measured by hard measuring rule5. Black Bass must be photographed6. Black Bass must be witnessed by at least one of the established members listed

with security7. Black Bass must be witnessed, released alive in Lake Kiowa or transferred to the

ShareLunker Program8. Black Bass records shall be effective from October 1 through September 309. Each Black Bass record caught within each time frame will be given a $100

prize from the LKACC10. One Black Bass replica shall be awarded for that year’s largest record Black

Bass11. Each replica shall hang on the wall in the 19th-Hole at the Lodge until a new

record is established, at which time the defeated replica shall be returned to the owner

12. If the record is not broken each year the latest record shall remain in place until defeated

13. Each year that a new record is not established, the $100 prize shall roll over to the next year. (Example - no new record for 5 years, prize pot would be $500) The cumulative pot shall not exceed $1,000 at any time

14. If the record is broken at any time, the next prize awarded will return to $100

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Well, you have probably heard the rumors and, yes, they are true. Thanks to some heavy rain-producing storms, our lake is full. Even though this has brought the water up in dangerously shallow places on the lake, boaters should still be aware of the water depth as well as fl oating debris. Any additional rains more than likely will produce more runoff that will cause more fl oating debris. To help reduce this problem, please remove any such debris that you can. If it is too large, contact Security so that arrangements can be made to have it removed.

Tell the kids to get their fi shing poles and casting arms ready. Our next Kid’s Catfi sh Tournament is coming up on Saturday, June 16. Fishing will begin at noon. Bring the whole family and enjoy an afternoon of fi shing, food, and prizes for the kids.

Our second tournament of the year was held on Saturday, April 21. Twenty anglers turned out to compete for the top prize. The anglers weighed in 51 fi sh for a total of 104.6 pounds. The luck was with Rick Slezak, who had a fi rst-place stringer of 12.6 pounds. Mike Merolla fi nished with a second-place stringer of 12.2 pounds, with Ben Fisk coming in third with a stringer of 9.6 pounds. Mike Merolla with a 5.0-pounder took the largest bass prize.

The LKACC Annual Fish Fry & Auction was held on Sunday, May 27. Details of this event will appear in the next LKACC article.

Our next LKACC bass tournament will be held Saturday, June 16.

Registration will begin at 5:30 a m. Fishing will begin at 6 a.m. and weigh in will take place at 11 a.m. The June tournament will be a short tournament due to the Kid’s Catfi sh event to be held later that afternoon. Note: if you are not able to make the registration or would like to start fi shing later, we are going to have a late sign up box located at the Pavilion. Entry forms with instructions will be left at this location. If you do not have a boat and would like to participate, please contact the LKACC or come to the registration area and we will fi nd an available seat in someone’s boat. Any tournament entrant is more than welcome to fi sh from any public access point on the lake.

LKACC membership is just $15 for the entire family. Your membership and any additional donations will help our organization continue to focus on children’s events, lake health, and improving our lake’s assets. If you would like more information on joining the LKACC, please feel free to visit the LKACC page on the Lake Kiowa Web site at www.lakekiowatx.com. This page is full of information ranging from membership to tournament to general fi shing information. We would also like to invite you to attend one of our next club meetings and meet some of the great anglers. Our next meetings are scheduled for Thursday, June 21 and Thursday, July 19 at 7 p.m. at the Lodge in the Southwest Room.

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SECURITY DEPARTMENT

Heavy storms on the evening of May 7 brought several inches of rain down on already saturated soil, fl ooding all three low-water crossings for a time and sending water over the spillway for the fi rst time in recent memory. Security personnel were busy the next morning attempting to corral a number of boats and jet skis that fl oated away from their moorings. Special thanks are extended to Ted and Sally Grant for their invaluable assistance in this effort. Security Lake Patrol has been plying the waters of Lake Kiowa for several weeks now checking equipment and buoys in anticipation of a busy boating season. Eight stops were made, seven for expired registration and one for operating a watercraft in the wrong direction. All lake users must now display 08 decals on their watercraft; the decals may be obtained at the Guardhouse.

Animal Control Offi cers chased 27 stray dogs, 4 cats, and 1 cow. Seven varmints, including skunks, coons, and snakes were also encountered. Two barking dog complaints were received. One dog was transported to Noah’s Ark Shelter. Security patrol secured four unlocked doors, delivered one emergency message, conducted seven welfare checks, assisted three motorists, and performed eight traffi c stops. Five

automobile accidents were investigated, including two that resulted in damage to the East Gate. Three suspicious persons were sought after, as were four suspicious vehicles, a missing person, and a prowler. Response was also indicated to two residence alarms, three 9-1-1 hang-ups, and six disturbing the peace complaints. An open fi re was put out, an illegal sign removed, and a trespasser apprehended. A theft, a burglary, and four acts of criminal mischief were investigated. Reports were received of a person walking a dog on the golf course while play was in progress and of kids fi shing in a restricted area.

Eight citations were written during this reporting period, including two for speeding and one each for a leash law violation, fence jumping, disturbing the peace, running a stop sign, standing in the back of a moving golf cart, and damage to community property. Security dispatchers monitored 17 LKVFD emergencies.

Security patrol escorted ambulances to medical calls within Lake Kiowa on six occasions. The Cooke County Sheriff’s Department assisted Security with the trespassing call.

Gary DavidsonChief of Security

SECURITY REPORTApril 11—May 14, 2007

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EAST GATE TO BE OPEN JULY 4

The Security Department wishes to announce that the East Gate will once again be open and manned by Security personnel from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. on July 4.

Those driving stickered vehicles or showing membership or guest cards and those who have in their possession a current guest pass previously issued to them at the Front Gate may access the community through the East Gate.

Additionally, a member may personally lead a guest to the East Gate and have them admitted with a guest pass issued by the offi cer on duty there.


The July 4th Parade will be held again this year at 10 a.m. and will follow the traditional route. However, in the interest of public safety, the following measures will be instituted:

1. Parking on that portion of streets making up the parade route will be limited to the side of the street opposite the placement of mailboxes from 6 a.m. until 11:00 a.m.

This essentially means that parking all along the parade route, including affected portions of Kiowa West, Mohican, Navajo, and San Chez, will be on the right-hand side of the road according to the perspective of one negotiating the parade route.

2. Parking will only be permitted in the direction of travel.

3. Parade spectators should remain in driveways or yards completely off the road surface at all times.

4. Parade participants throwing candy are asked to line up at the rear as the parade forms up on Modoc.

5. Candy tosses should only be made to spectators remaining in established driveways or in yards where the view is unobstructed.

At no time should candy be tossed in such a way as to cause spectators to dart onto the road to retrieve candy.


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PROPOSED BUDGET FOR FY 2007/2008

Attached here please fi nd the Community Manager’s PROPOSED BUDGET for the period July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008 as required by Article XV, Section 15.01(a) of the Bylaws. Numerous iterations of the PROPOSED BUDGET have been reviewed by Staff and the Board, with this version being forwarded to the Membership for review and public hearing. The budget is generally broken down into three (3) parts identifi ed as follows:

(1) Operations and Maintenance (O&M) which is funded through member assessments limited by the governing documents to 5% annual growth without further approval by the members,

(2) Capital Asset Requisition which

is funded through the Capital Asset Requisition Fund (CARF) by periodic reallocation from the Operating Fund or by transfer of funds from the Capital Development Fund, a repository for funds acquired indirectly from the sales of residential lots in the Association’s inventory, and

(3) Asset Replacement Reserve Fund (ARRF) which is funded through a specifi c assessment of $34.00 per month per assessable unit.

Part (1) – Operations and Maintenance (O&M) is the section presented for review by the Membership.

Operations and Maintenance (O&M)Total expenses for O&M are

$3,564,390, which is a decrease of 4.55% from FY2007 budget; however, it represents a 5% increase in the maintenance assessment. This paradox results from a more conservative approach in the treatment of potential gains (losses) from the sale of inventory lots and a conservative view of Lodge revenues. The PROPOSED budget includes a 3% contingency in the amount of $103,819 required by the governing documents. Specifi c expenses of interest to the Board and membership include a 3.5% pool for employee compensation, including cost of living, merit, and market adjustments. Specifi c explanations have been footnoted throughout the budget document.

Total income includes $2,503,979 from maintenance fees based on 1,401 lots (an increase in four lots) and an increase in fees to $148.94 (an increase of 5% as allowed by the governing documents). $1,060,410 will be funded through other fees and income.

Capital Asset Requisition Fund (CARF)

A number of projects have been proposed by the Community Manager that will enhance and improve the amenities and common areas of the community. The Board has determined

SUMMARY OF PROPOSED BUDGET

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LKPOA 2007-2008 BOARD OF DIRECTORSPeggy Padgham, President E-mail: [email protected] Navajo Tr. Home: 940/665-3165Term Expires 2009 Cell: 940/727-1246 John Davis, Vice President E-mail: [email protected] Apache Cv. Home: 940/665-5353Term Expires 2008 Fax: 940/668-7893 Wayne Shearer, Treasurer E-mail: [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home: 940/668-7712Term Expires 2010 Cell: 972/523-9511 Linda Moore, Secretary E-mail: [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home: 940/612-2728Term Expires 2010 Cell: 214/415-3594 Kathy Reed, Assistant Treasurer E-mail: [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home: 940/612-1502Term Expires 2008 Cell: 940/736-3531 Lee Skinner, Assistant Secretary E-mail: [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home: 940/612-0370Term Expires 2009 Cell: 940/727-8424 Bob Bingham E-mail: [email protected] Kiowa Dr. E. Home: 940/665-8003Term Expires 2008 Cell: 940/736-4683 Fax: 940/665-5378 Bill Dalton E-mail: [email protected] Bowie Dr. Home: 940/668-8318Term Expires 2009 Cell: 940/634-7230 Bob Wickersham E-mail: [email protected] Karok Cv. Home: 940/612-2475Term Expires 2010 Cell: 972/345-3442 Jim Stilwell, Community Manager E-mail: [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home: 940/612-2517 Cell: 760/707-2713

that these projects will be addressed individually throughout the year as funds become available and will not be a part of this O&M budget.

Project funding is provided from a number of sources including:

• CARF (Capital Asset Requisition Fund) – This fund receives periodic funding via reallocation of the O&M assessment when excess revenues are realized during the course of the year. Specifi cally, if it appears that the contingency fund will not be needed, the Board by resolution creates the necessary reallocation.

• CIP (Capital Improvement Fund) – This fund does not have any continuing funding other than accrued interest. It was approved by the Membership and the remaining funds are currently dedicated to silt removal.

• Capital Development Fund – This fund receives its income from

periodic sales of lots in inventory. Asset Replacement Reserve Fund

(ARRF)Proposed drawdown of the Asset

Replacement Reserve Fund for FY2008 totals $530,381, including approximately $200,000 for roads and other asphalt and approximately $165,000 in Parks & Lakes which includes approximately $75,000 for bathroom renovations and remodeling, and a further $90,000 for drainage projects. This fund receives its income from a Membership approved, $34.00 per month/per lot assessment. No change in this assessment is requested at this time, although an annual 3% increase is allowed by the governing documents. Drawdown from this fund requires specifi c Board approval and will be addressed individually throughout the year as needs become apparent. Funds are already available.


The broad expanse of weeds on the east side between the Dining Room/19th Hole and the West Beach has been replaced with weed- and briar-free grass that feels really great on bare feet. The new sod covers the entire area from the pump house on the south, to the playground on the north.


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ELECTION COMMITTEE *Requires at least 5 committee members, one may be a Board Member; no committee member may serve on the Nominating Committee1. Lee Skinner . . . . . . 940-6120370 (Chair)2. Pat Jessee . . . . . . . 940-668-7453 (Election Judge)3. Bob Bergbower . . . 940-665-77584. Mahaley Davis . . . . 940-665-53535. Joanne Dorsch . . . . 940-668-16436. Inez Freeman . . . . . 940-665-74497. Sharon James . . . . . 940-668-90228. Margie Nash. . . . . . 940-668-88719. Joann Prestage . . . . 940-665-210610. Russell Rollins . . . 940-668-173211. KatherineThacker . 940-612-0685FACILITIES COMMITTEE1. Wayne Shearer (Chair) . 940-668-7712Committee to be appointed as neededGOLF COMMITTEE1. Boyd Carnley . . . . . 940-612-0252 (Chairman)2. Fred Anderson. . . . . 940-668-76003. Larry Gingerich. . . . 940-668-0987 Couples4. Yolanda Arronte WGA . 940-668-12155. Bill Dalton. . . . . . . . 940-668-83186. Tom Fluker . . . . . . . 940-668-79187. Dave Huffman. . . . . 940-668-29438. John Nash . . . . . . . . 940-668-88719. Jack Thies – MGA . 940-668-729710. R. J. Stroup . . . . . . 940-612-461111. Jim Stilwell . . . . . 940-665-1055 (LKPOA)(ex officio)12. Dean Dorsch . . . . . 940-668-1643 Marshal (ex officio)13. David Long . . . . . 940-665-8542 Course Supt. (ex officio)14. Brown McCrory . . 940-668-8872 Golf Pro (ex officio)

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LAKE & PARKS COMMITTEE1. Jerry Slater (Chair) . 972-989-9110 2. Robert Adsit . . . . . . 940-612-24863. Bobby Andrews. . . . 940-612-23234. John Ballard . . . . . 940-665033135. Bob Bingham . . . . . 940-665-80036. Bill Branham. . . . . . 940-668-62917. Linda Keeney . . . . . 940-665-75218. RosaLeigh Wood. . . 940-665-72759. Tom Thompson . . . 940-665-665110. Roy Rehm . . . . . . . 940-668-6884LODGE & TAVERN COMMITTEE*Requires at least 3 members with Board Member chairman1. Kathy Reed (Chair) . 940-612-15022. Bill Dalton . . . . . . . 940-668-83183. Linda Moore. . . . . . 940-612-27284. Gwen Mullins. . . . . 940-612-48265. Marilyn Wickersham . . 940-612-24756. Sarah Franklin . . . . 940-668-7922LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE*Requires at least 7 members with staggered terms, with Board member as Chairman1. Bob Wickersham . . 940-612-2475 (Chair)2. Mahaley Davis . . . . 940-665-5353 2 year term3. Beverly Berryman . 940-665-1496 3 year term4. Linda Fite . . . . . . . . 940-668-2639 1 yr. term5. Guy Hankins . . . . . . 940-612-0955 2 year term6. Justin McMurry . . . 817-431-2023 1 year term7. Bruce McDonald . . 940-665-7473 1 year term8. Julia Mayo . . . . . . . 940-668-0710 3 year term9. Mike Pulec . . . . . . . 940-668-6728 1 year term

NOMINATING COMMITTEE*Requires at least 5 members, one may be a Board Member but they cannot serve on the Election Committee1. Linda Fite (Chair) . . 940-668-26392. Judy Beard . . . . . . . 940-668-11893. Leroy Becker . . . . . 940-612-42944. Hoot Gipson . . . . . . 940-665-75215. Jim Hawkins. . . . . . 940-665-42336. Carol Hutchinson . . 940-665-9275RULES ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE*Requires at least 5 members; Board members cannot serve1. Al Arronté . . . . . . . 940-668-1215 (Acting Chair) 2. Steve Wood . . . . . . 940-668-69972. Peggy Coolidge . . . 940-612-07573. Barbara Cole . . . . . 940-612-23554. Phyllis Gardner . . . 940-665-71925. Don Thacker. . . . . . 940-612-06856. Christy McKenzie . . 940-668-1030WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE1. Lloyd Butts (Chair) . . 940-665-67152. Jess Maxwell . . . . . 940-665-18113. Kathy Reed. . . . . . . 940-612-15024. Wayne Shearer . . . . 940-668-77124. Jan Thies . . . . . . . . 940-668-72795. Dave Spangler . . . . 940-665-73926. Bill White. . . . . . . . 940-665-7312YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE1. LaVerta Burhans . . 940-612-2057 (Co-Chair) 2. Carol Hutchinson . 940-665-9274 (Co-Chair) 3. Casey Bower . . . . . 940-612-23264. Dee Dorman. . . . . . 940-668-04525. Sheri Raney . . . . . . 940-668-26596. Lisa Sundbye . . . . . 940-612-5512

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BOARD MEETINGMONDAY, APRIL 16, 2007

CALL TO ORDERPresident Peggy Padgham called the

meeting to order at 6:02 p.m. in the Southwest Room of the Lake Kiowa Lodge. John Davis was absent. All other members were in attendance.

EXECUTIVE SESSIONBob Bingham made the motion to

enter into executive session at 6:10 p.m. Bill Dalton seconded the motion and all were in favor.

Bob Bingham made the motion to exit the executive session at 6:30 p.m. Bill Dalton seconded the motion and all were in favor.

Wayne Shearer made the motion to uphold the Rules Committee penalty on citation 1746. Bob Wickersham seconded the motion and all were in favor.

DISCUSSION POINTSThe Board with Al Arronte, chairman

of the Rules Committee discussed the structure of the rules committee as well as possible changes to the operations of the committee and membership. The Board will take this under advisement for consideration.

LAKE AND PARKS COMMITTEEPresident Padgham brought forth two

names to add to this committee.Bob Bingham made the motion to

accept Tom Thompson and Roy Rehm as new members of the committee. Bill Dalton seconded the motion and all were in favor.

At 6:58 p.m. the Board recessed to the Assembly Room.


meeting to order at 7:02 p.m. She led us in the Pledge of Allegiance. She asked that, in view of the tragedy at Virginia Tech, we all observe a moment of silence for the families and victims. There were no new members, but we had 16 in the audience.

REVIEW OF MINUTESSecretary Linda Moore read the

minutes for the April 2, 2007 Board Workshop.

Bob Wickersham made the motion to accept the reading of the minutes. Bob Bingham seconded the motion and all were in favor.

Secretary Linda Moore read the minutes of the April 11, 2007 Board Orientation Meeting. Wayne Shearer made the motion to accept the reading of the minutes. Lee Skinner seconded the motion and all were in favor.

FINANCIAL REPORTTreasurer Wayne Shearer reported

the good thing is that through the first 9 months of the year the YTD expenses are $45,748.00 less than what was budgeted. Under Administration in Expenses we spent more than the budget due to M&L for Community Manager, Disc Golf and the shelves for the Library. He announced that net revenue is $89,639 and received applause from the audience. ARRF (funded with our $34.00 a month) was used to complete the pump house at #2 and the construction of a boat slip for the Security Patrol Boat. CARF (asset requisition fund) still has budgeted monies and the Board will look to finish/do these projects. Cash balance is in good shape, Capital Development is good, and we will use CIP for silt

CALLED MEETING OFLAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 2007CALL TO ORDERA Called Meeting of the LKPOA

Board was held in the Board Room of the Lodge on Thursday, April 26, 2007. President Padgham called the meeting to order at 1:00 p.m. with all members present except Linda Moore.

MEMORIAL SIGNAGE AT TENNIS COURTS

A discussion was held concerning the Frank Winnert memorial sign at the tennis courts. Kathy Reed made the motion to table discussion. John Davis seconded. All were in favor.

This discussion concluded at 1:40 p.m. and the called meeting was adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,Lee Skinner, Assistant Secretary


BOARD WORKSHOPMONDAY, MAY 7, 2007


meeting to order at 6:01 p.m. in the Southwest Room of the Lake Kiowa Lodge. All members were present.

MEMBER COMMENTS AND CONCERNS

President Padgham asked if there were items we needed to discuss or add that were not on the agenda.

Secretary Moore brought forth some open items: Joe Rider request; Emergency Warning System; and Rules Committee signing of citations. Other members brought forth: Driving range project; handling of memorials, and East Gate. There was discussion regarding these items and some areas are covered later in the minutes.

COMMITTEE REPORTSNoneMANAGEMENT REPORTSJim Stilwell distributed the lake report

that was prepared by Dr. Ken Dickson from UNT for member review.

Bob Bingham commented that, if we are to do testing of the lake, we need to come to end of job and begin in May. This will be an agenda item for our May 21 meeting. Bob Bingham asked had we paid Dr. Dickson for this report. Jim Stilwell said we have paid nothing. Cost of some items is included in the report.

LODGE LAWNJim Stilwell reported that the Lodge

lawn project is not on the scheduled time line, but is moving forward.

Sprinklers are in and weeds have been sprayed. Due to the weather, we will have to determine if spraying will have to be redone prior to replacing sod. Jim explained the layout of the West Beach Volleyball area; the reason for the safety area, moving of the Gazebo, and that locks had been added to the gates on the playground area. Discussion points were use of 1 million gallons of water for lawn and that this is within our current permit.

KEEP KIOWA CLEANKeep Kiowa Klean (changed to

Clean) is completed for the spring. The dump area has been cleaned up. Jim will report to Board at next meeting about the cost of possibly having a cleanup time each month. Discussion points were the possibility of not sponsoring the cleanups due to cost and misuse and moving the location of the dump area. Discussion points: the spring/fall cleanups have been an amenity for a number of years. Concern on the impact to the community was discussed if the project was to be discontinued.

removal until it is gone. Under the delinquent status, attention was called to the number of lots and 71 lots belonging to Fairway Bay. Lake Kiowa is in a good position. Wayne thanked the department managers for a good job.

DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS (full reports are available in the Communiqué)

Jim Stilwell read Don Hoover’s Public Works report while he was enjoying some vacation time. He reminded everyone of the Spring Clean-UP scheduled for April 20, 21, and 22, 2007. The current lake level is 698.60 elevation with the normal pool level being 700 elevation. The lake level did not go up after the weekend rain. New signs and hazardous markers are on order for the roads and will be installed as soon as received. Costs and different methods are being compiled for road stripping and marking.

There were no questions.Golf Superintendent David Long

reported that with the temperatures rising the Bermuda will start growing soon. The driving range project continues and without weather delays should be finished within 2 weeks. However the range is open unless they are working or the Closed Sign is posted.

There were no questions.Chief of Security Gary Davidson

reported that a warm March, Spring Break and Easter weekends were among the factors contributing to a rather active reporting cycle. Be a snoop in your neighborhood. Call in any and all suspicious activity including that of land vehicles and marine craft. Burglars struck five times during this period, forced entry into two houses, a garage, a boat house, and a vehicle. In these kinds of cases the property owner is always encouraged to call the Sheriff’s Department.

Justin McMurry, lot 1664, asked if we have a concentrated area for the break-ins. Gary had prepared a map, which was circulated. Areas affected are the East side and lakeside property. Gary cautioned that the lake and boats may be being used to come up on the lakeside property.

Floyd Copeland, lot 792, asked if we should be calling 911. Gary responded yes. Floyd asked what if you only wanted Joe Rider to come. Gary said we could call Security and they would find Joe, but would probably call 911 so there would not be a delay if needed.

Bob Bingham, Board member, asked what was the time history on the map. Response was about 2 months.

Lodge Manager JT King gave a recap of the past events. He commented the KWC Style Show was a big event and thanked us for letting him know a good job was done. Poker pulls in a large group and we hope it continues to grow. A new menu is being put together for the Dining Room, Lunch, and 19th Hole.

Board member Wayne Shearer asked the capacity in the assembly room. Jim Stilwell will make capacity available to the community

Community Manager Jim Stilwell said that JT was hired for his skill, not luck and that JT and his staff should be commended for a job well done. The Easter egg hunt was a success even though everyone had to bundle up due to the cold. There were plenty of eggs. Dr. Ken Dickson will make some recommendations based on his

lake study. Jim is putting together a demographic survey for the POA website. The information gathered will be used by Long Range Planning and the Board.

He hinted at some kind of reward for taking the survey and a paper version will be available.

President Padgham commented that the Board will be utilizing the Long Range Planning committee input and that we are not going to be reckless with monies, but will look at different areas.

At 7:40 p.m. the meeting recessed back to the Southwest Room.

The meeting reconvened at 7:47 p.m.Bob Wickersham made the motion

to add Sara Franklin to the Lodge and Tavern Committee. Bob Bingham seconded the motion and all were in favor.

LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE

Chairman Bob Wickersham reported that they have the amenities study. The committee seems to support the study. Bob will forward the study prior to our next meeting then present at the third Monday meeting. The prioritization of future amenities will be presented in June.

UNFINISHED BUSINESSThere was lengthy discussion on

reprogramming some CARF funds to allow completion of Lodge lawn irrigation, Lodge lawn sod, and West Beach volleyball.

Bob Wickersham made the motion that we allocate $22,310.00 for sod at the Lodge and improvements to the West Beach volleyball court. The work is to be completed by the end of May.

Bob Bingham seconded the motion. There were five in favor. Bill Dalton and Lee Skinner were opposed. The motion carried 5 to 2.

Under ARRF we discussed at length moving some funds forward from 2008 to 2007 for renovation of four restrooms. The renovations would be cosmetic as well as functional.

Bob Wickersham made the motion that we move $10,000.00 forward and add to the $15,000.00 for the renovation of restrooms between hole #4 and 5, hole #13, campground, and East Beach.

After more discussion Bob Wickersham amended the motion to include if bid amounts not within the 07/08 monies, the Community Manager would come back to Board for more monies prior to start of the project.

Bill Dalton seconded the amended motion and all were in favor.

Kathy Reed made the motion to adjourn the meeting at 9:00 p.m. Lee Skinner seconded the motion; all were in favor and the meeting was adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,Linda Moore, Secretary

Continued on page 35


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KIOWA HOMEOWNERS WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION

WEDNESDAY APRIL 18, 2007INVOCATION: Brent Reed opened

the meeting with a word of prayer.CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was

held at the new Kiowa Homeowners Water Supply Corporation Office and was called to order at 8:55 a.m. by President Brent Reed.

ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM: All board members were present, with the exception of Don Howeth.

APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE MARCH 14, 2007 MEETING: The minutes were approved on a motion by Jan Thies and a second by Al Arronte. All were in favor. The Board also approved a motion by Al Arronte and seconded by J. A. Samples to waive the requirement that the treasurer must have one year of experience on the Board to serve in that office. All were in favor.

MANAGER’S REPORT: Ronny reported no new taps were installed. Robert had 18 hours of overtime and Gary had 16. Ronny reported quite a few main breaks and a few tap blowouts in lines that were over 30 years old. The SCADA system has been moved to the new building and a few changes were updated in the field operations. Employees have spent time moving into the new office building and all is operating well.

DISCUSSION AND APPROVAL OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND AUTHORIZATION OF PAYMENT OF BILLS: After reviewing the financial statements, Joan Carroll made a motion to accept the statements and pay the bills. Jan Thies seconded it and all were

in favor.COMMITTEE REPORTS:BUILDING: The landscaping and

touch-ups are all that remain for the building to be completed. Ronny will receive the final invoices next month.

LONG RANGE PLANNING: The engineering firm has been given the go ahead to complete the engineering study.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON EXTERMINATING CONTRACT: Marvin’s Pest Control presented a contract to spray the office building inside and outside quarterly at an amount of $230.00 a year. Al Arronte made a motion to accept the contract. J.A. Samples seconded it and all were in favor.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON RELOCATION OF FUNDS: Ronny requested permission of the Board to move the payroll account from Prosperity Bank to Landmark Bank. Jack Skinner made a motion to move the payroll account. It was seconded by Al Arronte and all were in favor.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON RESOLUTION FOR CHECK SIGNATURES: Jan Thies made a motion to require checks to have two signatures for all accounts, and any request for borrowing to require the signature of the president and one other signer. Joan Carroll seconded it and all were in favor.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON MEMBERSHIP USE OF FACILITY: Many requests have been received for the use of the new office facility for meetings. It was the intent of the Water Corporation to provide meeting places for the use of the membership without disturbing the

business offices after business hours. Ronny will draw up a contract that he will e-mail to all board members so that the contract may be voted on at the next meeting. J.A. Samples will help Ronny draw up this contract, which will designate one person responsible for the group using the building. No smoking or alcoholic beverages will be allowed. The May 12 election will take place in the building since the Lodge is already in use.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON OPEN HOUSE (NEW OFFICE): A motion was made by J. A. Samples and seconded by Al Arronte to hold an Open House on Sunday, May 20, from 2-4 p.m. in the new building. All were in favor.

DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION ON MANAGEMENT PAY PLAN: On a motion by Jan Thies and a second by J. A. Samples, this discussion was tabled until the next meeting. All were in favor.

ITEMS TO BE INCLUDED ON NEXT MEETING AGENDA:

1. Discussion of Management Pay Plan.

2. Voting on Membership Use of Facility.

3. Open House details.4. Committee reports.5. Formation of committees and

appointment of chairmen.6. Relocation of trust account. ADJOURNMENT: J. A. Samples

made the motion to adjourn at 10:25 a.m. Jan Thies seconded it and all were in favor.

Next Board Meeting will be May 9, 2007.

Joan Carroll, Recording Secretary

INSURANCEA review of our current insurance

coverage has been conducted and the following areas have been found to need attention: liability insurance for the dam; increase of the premium for coverage on employee dishonesty. Jim noted that he has found skateboard coverage is available.

DRIVING RANGE/TEE BOX project will be completed by June Kapers. The final grade needs some rework due to rains before the sod can be laid. All the work has been done in-house except the grade work that has been contracted out.

CELEBRATION July 4 booth locations have been laid

out. Weekly meetings have begun for the event.

BUDGETReview of draft budget is continuing.

The Board has held budget workshops on April 18 and April 26 to review and discuss proposed budget. We are working to develop a realistic budget that meets the needs of our community.

GOLF MARSHALKathy Reed made a motion to transfer

the Golf Marshal position and current amount of $2,600.00 to the Golf Professional. Lee Skinner seconded the motion, which passed with all being in favor.

FY2007 AUDITORDiscussion about engaging an auditor

for the 2007 audit was held. Wayne Shearer, Kathy Reed, Bob Wickersham, and Jim Stilwell will be a committee to interview firms that replied to our RFQ.

BY-LAWS AND COVENANTS COMMITTEE

President Padgham nominated members of the By-Laws and Covenants Committee.

Kathy Reed made the motion to accept Lloyd Butts as Chair with members John

Davis, Pat Jessee, and Bob Bergbower. Wayne Shearer seconded the motion. The motion passed with all being in favor.

RULES COMMITTEEPresident Padgham reported that

Rules Committee Chairman Don Thacker has requested the addition of Carol Hutchinson to his committee.

Lee Skinner made the motion to approve the addition of Carol Hutchinson to the Rules Committee. Bob Bingham seconded the motion, which passed with all being in favor.

EAST GATEBill Dalton reported that we are

having problems with the East Gate toll tags. Jim Stilwell asked for e-mail with the specifics and he will investigate the issues.

COMMUNITY MEMBER COMMENTS

Sally Grant had some questions about the recent release of an employee. President Padgham and John Davis stated that all personal actions are confidential and not for open discussion. The organizational structure of the Community Manager and the Board were explained for Mrs. Grant.

EXECUTIVE SESSIONKathy Reed made a motion to enter

executive session at 8:31pm. Bill Dalton seconded the motion. The motion passed with all being in favor.

Lee Skinner made a motion to exit executive session at 8:49 pm. Kathy Reed seconded the motion. The motion passed with all being in favor.

John Davis made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Kathy Reed seconded the motion. The motion passed with all being in favor.

The meeting adjourned at 8:50 pm.Respectfully submitted,Linda Moore Secretary

ABC Seamless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Alliance Pest Control . . . . . . . . . . . 32American Bank of Texas. . . . . . . . . 21Arborist - James Davis . . . . . . . . . . 19Asphalt Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Backstage Café . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Barletta Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Barletta Homes Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Barron, Richard Law Office . . . . . . . 5Big Tree Self Storage . . . . . . . . . . . 27Blanton Insurance Agency . . . . . . . 12Bluebonnet Custom Homes Inc. . . . . 8Bouchard, Barry - Yard Service . . . 24Brent Reed Financial Services . . . . 15Brown Motor Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Carl Wade Construction . . . . . . . . . 16Carpet Pro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Century 21 Premiere Properties - Bill Hamilton . . . . . . . 3Cole Ins Agency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Complete Construction . . . . . . . . . . 12Cooke Co. Burgers N’ More . . . . . . 30Cooke County Electric Co-op. . . . . 26Cooke County Meat Market . . . . . . 16Dalton, Dan Homes. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Dave’s Electric . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8David’s Tree Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8DH Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Doug’s Corner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Eagle Roofing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Edward Jones/David Heard. . . . . . . . 7Estes Exterminating . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Faith Lutheran Church . . . . . . . . . . 15First State Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9First State Bank Travel Club. . . . . . . 7

Frias, Cassie - Homes for Sale . . . . 11Galvan Landscape Service . . . . . . . 33Glass Doctor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Glenn Polk Ford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Glenn Shepard & Associates Remodeling . . . . . . . . . 4Heffley’s Hearth & Home . . . . . . . . . 9Heffley’s Wood Heaters . . . . . . . . . 29Hesse-Schniederjan Heat & Air . . . 11Huddleston Homes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Huddleston Coldwell Banker Real Estate. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Hutcherson Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Keeney, Linda - L&C Realtors . . . . 18Kiowa Blooms/VIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Kiowa Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Kiowa Golf Carts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Kiowa Kountry Hair Techs . . . . . . . 11Kiowa Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Kiowa Plaza Storage Units . . . . . . . . 5Kiowa Store & Exxon Station. . . . . 29Lake & Country Realtors . . . . . . . . 40Lake Kiowa Marina Self Storage . . 11Lake Kiowa Professional Services LLP. . 29Lake Kiowa Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Landmark Bank. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Landscape Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Lee’s Handy Service . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Mantsch, David C., D.O.. . . . . . . . . . 7Marathon Building Company . . . . . . 2Marvin’s Pest Control . . . . . . . . . . . 30Matt’s Tree Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31MCM Hgt. & A/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Meritage Builders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Mosquito-Works . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Miss Olivia’s Day Camp. . . . . . . . . . 4Mock, Brian - Premier Waterfront . . 4Moss, Noble-LK Realty . . . . . . . . . 39Mr. Appliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Newland Furniture Co. . . . . . . . . . . . 5Nortex Communications . . . 13, 20, 22Orsburn Carpets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Outdoors R Us. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Pearson Pools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Precision Landscaping . . . . . . . . . . 17Pulec, Mike-Realtor . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Ray of Sunshine Sitting Service . . . . 4RE/MAX Select . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Rescue Me Movers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Rexter’s Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33RJ’s Branding Iron . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Rumpy’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Running T Backhoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Russell Harmon Siding and Windows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Sampson Lawn Mower Repair . . . . . 2Santee, Bill - House for Sale. . . . . . 24Sarah’s On the Square. . . . . . . . . . . . 2Schneider, Don-Realtor. . . . . . . . . . 12Shane’s A-1 Sprinkler & Landscape. . . 18Shaver, Danny - Professional Home Repairs & Remodeling . . . 16Skaggs, Ronny Construction. . . . . . 30Skaggs, Ronny Heating & A/C . . . 28Sleep Master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33State Farm Insurance - Jim Goldsworthy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Sturgeon Sprinkler . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Teddy and Tee Workshop (Noah’s Ark). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Texoma Wellness Center. . . . . . . . . . 6TSO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Van Note, David . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Wickersham, Bob- Realtor . . . . . . . 22William George Homes. . . . . . . . . . 31Williams Construction . . . . . . . . . . 14Wright & Wright Insurance . . . . . . 16Young, Melodee-RE/MAX Pinnacle Group Realtors . . . . . . . . 9



CLEANING SERVICESSpecializing in

House CleaningCindy - 903-429-9092 or

Zay - 940-668-8495

Lake & Country REALTORS

940-612-2222Kiowa Home SitesWater Related Lots

#173 • $345,000#636 • $85,000

On the Golf Course#1775 • $79,900 #1845 • $79,900

Interior#207 • $29,000 #288 • $16,500 #505 • $39,900 #563 • $45,000

#1026 & 1027 • $59,900#1068 & 1069 • $77,000

#1071 • $29,000#1532 &1533 • $69,900

#1535 • $28,000

ANNOUNCEMENT!NEW FROM

DOCK ‘N’ DECK DOCTOR!Beautify and color your garage fl oor! REASONABLE!

Free Estimate!David Priore 668-7694

LOT FOR SALE#1535, treed, near boat ramp

108 Comanche – $28,000Tad Brown, Realtor/Owner

612-2222 offi ce214-732-8580 cell

The Market PlaceBuy / Sell / Trade / Barter / Service

E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] OFFICE/FAX 940-665-4275

For all your advertising needs, call Margie Endres, 940-736-3339 SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 15TH OF PRECEDING MONTH

HOUSE FOR LEASE121 San Chez (#852)Golf Course Location

3/2/2.5Call 972.221.3691

ESTATE SALEJune 29 - 309 am - 5 pm

211 Kiowa Drive North

826 Kiowa Drive East$749,500

STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL, OPEN & UNIQUE WATERFRONT HOME

ON LAKE KIOWA!5-4-4 4,666 Square Feet One of the best values on the lake on over half an

acre. Ideal for entertaining. Dream kitchen! Incredible views from most rooms. Gorgeous master suite with enormous bath and closet.

Abundant storage and room for a pool. See virtual tours on all my listings on MelodeeYoung.com, remax.com and

realtor.com.

Melodee Moody YoungRE/MAX Pinnacle Group Realtors

817-715-5011 cellToll Free - 1-866-980-SELL

[email protected]

HIRING a full-time, part-time

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.

Office at Kiowa Entrance.

214-674-4663

FOR SALE4 pieces antique wicker: settee, chair, rocking chair

with cushions and coffee table.

Shelving: 15 pieces 1x10 6 ft.; 5 pieces 1x10 8 ft.

wiring uprights & brackets.668-1643

835 N. Grand AvenueGainesville • 940-612-2112Tues-Fri: 10-3 • Sat: 10-5

DS Consignment Sales& New Furniture

Look for “Big A” sign on Grand Ave. Park in front or along North side of building.

Let me sell for “U”We have Gently Used Items, New Furniture & Bedding.

Looking for older pictures of Lake Kiowa, golf course, etc.

Jan Gorsett 940-612-2501214-334-4051

LEASE2 Bedroom

Apartment w/covered parking. Close to

Kiowa on FM 902.

LEISURE ESTATES$725.00/month

Private & Secure940-727-1016

FOR SALE BY OWNER3 B/R, 2 BATH BRICK HOME ON

1.5 GOLF COURSE LOT. 2 CAR + CART AREA GARAGE. EXTRA LARGE MASTER B/R

WITH SITTING AREA & WALK-IN CLOSET. OFFICE/COMPUTER ROOM OFF LAUNDRY ROOM.

OTHER EXTRAS.

940-665-1066 OR940-727-1795

Red River Peach Orchard

U-Pick!Families & friends pick sweet,

juicy peaches right from the trees.

Open June 14 - Aug. 15Thursday, Friday, Saturday

8 am - 2 pmFrom I-35W take

Hwy. 82 East to FM 371. Then north on 371 - 3.7 miles,

left on CR 134 - 0.2 mile.

CALL AHEAD940-612-2600

LOTS FOR SALE$72,000

101-103 Shoshone Dr. EastHeavily wooded adjoining

Interior lots 517& 518.Near East Gate.

Frieda Fiske940-634-7734

Searching for woman with good references to help with care of invalid; can offer rent-free apartment in Kiowa home.

Call 940-668-6856 or 940-736-4467

GOLF CART2001 Club Car, 48-volt, good condition.Windshield, lights, turn signals, cover,

ball washer, mirror and charger.$1,950 Call 665-8003

2006 Chrysler Sebring Convertible Touring Model. Excellent, 20,500 miles. Gold metallic, w/black top & black fabric interior. $18,500 Beautiful fun car.2004 Cadillac DeVille. Excellent, 22,800 miles. Silver gray w/gray leather interior. $20,500. Luxury car, always garaged.2001 Lexus LS 430. Crystal white w/matching leather interior. Full luxury pkg. including GPS. 55,700 miles. Originally $68,000, now $27,500. Top quality car.1982 El Camino. White, great shape. Std. model. Auto, w/PS, PB, rebuilt front end & new brakes, great A/C. 83,000 actual miles. $3750. Camper top included.We have too many vehicles. Need to sell some. Can be seen at 1121 Kiowa Drive E. Phyllis & Nels Thomsen

940-665-6267

For Sale or LeaseHeavily-wooded corner lot #1507, near boat ramp. $46,000 or lease $80/month. Enjoy all privileges817-267-9108 or 817-996-9510

HOUSE FOR LEASE3/2/2.5 with sunroom on 18th

Fairway. Available June 1. No pets. $1,100. Includes POA dues.

940-612-2926 or 940-634-2557

For LeaseWater view, 4/2/1. 2 living areas.

$1,100/month.Tad Brown, Realtor

214-732-8580 612-2222

For LeaseExecutive 3/2.5/2 on cul-de-sac.

Nice! $1,200/month.Tad Brown, Realtor

214-732-8580 612-2222

TRACTOR & TRAILER • $5,800Kubota diesel 4WD B-7200 2-speed,

stick-shift, 3-cylinder tractor withpower take-off, 3-point hitch, front-

end loader, and AT20 120 tiller. Goodcondition with 432.7 hours use. No

shift on the go. 12’ tilt trailer included.James Fiske 940-665-7160

SAWS STILL IN BOXRyobi factory-reconditioned 16’

variable-speed scroll saw. $100.00Ryobi BT3000 SX 10” precision woodcutting system. New, still in original box, never opened or used. Comes with wheels. Floating table

and attachments $600.00Skil 12” compound miter saw. $150.00

Fixed, accept all for $750.James Fiske 940-665-7160

D & M Quality Painting &

Remodeling

We do it all - from your roof to your floor, interior and exterior.

We offer senior citizens discount.

940-637-2492940-637-1005

FOR SALE GOLF COURSE LOT #1793, 207 CAYUGA TRAIL OVERLOOKING #6 GREEN. WILL ALSO BUILD TO SUIT. $47,500.FOR RENT HOUSE ON GOLF COURSE AT 104 KIOWA DRIVE WEST LOT #3. 2/1/1 OVER 1,200 SQ. FT. WITH LARGE LIVING ROOM AND FIREPLACE.BACKYARD OVERLOOKING #15 TEE BOX AND FAIRWAY. $775.00 PER MONTH.FOR RENT APARTMENT LOCATED AT 6424 FM 902 #4 ACROSS THE ROAD FROM LAKE KIOWA. 2/1 WATER AND TRASH INCLUDED $550.00 PER MONTH.CALL 940-665-1524 or 940-736-8410

Golf Course TreasureOn the fi rst green, 3 bed,

2 bath, 2-car garage. Screened porch, new sewer system, large lot with lots of trees.

$142,500 obo 940-612-3421

LOST probably at May KWC luncheon. Gray/blue

baroque pearl, double strand bracelet. If found, please call

Mary @ 668-6997.

Mama & Papa WatchersWhile you are away, let us

care for your place.940-665-5304

DRY CLEANSuper Center

1001 E. Calilfornia St.Gainesville, Texas 76240 • 940-665-0048

FREE! Dry Cleaning bag with 10 pieces of cleaning order*

*Limit 1 bag per customer! Gainesville

COMFORTER SPECIAL:$12.99 (down $19.99)

Coupon must be presented when dropping off your order.Good thru June 30, 2007

Dry Cleaning

$2.99(most

garments)

Shirts$1.05

Mens orLadies

Jeans$3.09

Laundered&

Starched

Dry 10%off

alterations


Ken WalbridgeCertifi ed Senior Advisors

and AssociatesYour Lake Kiowa Financial Coach

Attention RetireesDon’t pay your 2007

Property Taxesuntil you visit with us!

612-4141By Appointment Only

Offi ce Located at the Kiowa Entrance

My Extra Right HandTired of going on vacation and spending hours

cleaning before the fun? Would you like groceries or a hot casserole waiting when you get to Lake Kiowa?

Give me a call. I can help simplify your vacation. Aimee Harl 469-549-0625

Rick’s Plumbing“At Your Service”

Reasonable Pricing • 30 Years ExperienceTexas Master Plumber

903-564-7068

Rescue MeMoversLet Us Rescue You From Your Move!

Call (940) 665-HELP(940) 665-4357

Locally Owned and Operated by Off -duty Firemen

Insured • References Available upon Request

The Market PlaceBuy / Sell / Trade / Barter / Service

E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] OFFICE/FAX 940-665-4275

For all your advertising needs, call Margie Endres, 940-736-3339 SUBMISSION DEADLINE: 15TH OF PRECEDING MONTH

SHAPE MAKER PERSONAL TRAININGLet me help you reach your goals. Nutritional Counseling, Cardio, Weights & More. In your Home or at the Gym. Danielle Ellis940-668-8066 Home - 817-909-1905 Cell

BOB SILMON’S QUALITY PAINTING

INTERIOR & EXTERIOR PROFESSIONAL WORKMANSHIP

37 YEARS EXPERIENCE

940-668-8027

Buying or Selling?Eager to Assist You

HARRY GILLLAKE KIOWA REALTY

940-665-0724940-665-6837

1-800-525-6734

Kiowa ResidentsGOING OUT OF TOWN?I will care for your mail, papers, pets and plants.Call Craig Harper,

Kiowa T.L.C.668-1354 or 736-0097

E-mail: [email protected] YEARS IN BUSINESS

COMPUTER SERVICESFRED BRADLEY

665-1209 25 yrs. Experience

SERVING LAKE KIOWA 10 YRS.• Started Lake Kiowa Computer Club• Certified Microsoft OEM Partner• Recommended by NORTEX• Home PC’S, Laptops & Networking

Lake Kiowa Mini WarehouseBoat - Land - Inside Storage

You Lock - You StoreCall for an appointment.

940-665-6227FAX 940-665-9787

Emergency 940-727-3877Across from Lake Kiowa, TX

M A R Y K A YDori Gehr

Independent Beauty Consultant940-612-5683

[email protected] marykay.com/dgehr

Lone Oak Veterinary Clinic

Dale P. Gleason, DVM13074 S. FM 372

Valley View, Texas 76262940-637-2966

www.northtexasvet.comLarge & Small Animal Preventative

& Emergency MedicineFarm and House Calls Available

Reliable Remodeling“I can do it all -- no job is too small.”Repairs + Painting = Turn Key Job

Serving Lake Kiowasince 1980

Kiowa Resident

Jon Carpenter940-231-8791 or 682-472-9151

Expect the Unexpected

BrightWindow Washing Service

Power Washing

118 Santa Fe TrailLake Kiowa, TX 76240Bus: (940) 665-9326Cell: (940) 736-7221

BOB SILMON’S HANDYMEN SERVICEPowerwashing and cleaning

houses, boat docks, and windows. Tree Trimming, Flowerbeds, Carpentry,

and Painting. Lake Kiowa References.

940-668-8027

Dock’n’Deck Doctor

Powerwashing, Stain & Seal.No chemicals necessary. All work done, start to

fi nish, by me.

David Priore940-668-7694

MARVIN’SPEST CONTROL

Termite SpecialistResidential & Commercial

Extermination

Marvin Crew“Your Friendly Kiowa Neighbor”

Office: 940-665-0240Cell: 214-732-7378

NEED A FLAG OR A FLAG POLE? CALL EVELYN DELASSUS (940) 665-0370 Betsy Ross Flags

HARPER’S HANDYMANPRESSURE WASHING DRYWALL REPAIRFLOOR TILE REPAIR PLUMBING, ELECTRIC

WOOD REPAIRAND MUCH MORE...

RUSS HARPER422 Cocopa

Lake Kiowa, TX 76240940-231-7662

Call for Free Estimates

DON’SYARD MAINTENANCE

MOWINGFERTILIZING

FLOWERBED CLEAN UPLEAF CLEAN UP

HEDGE TRIMMINGFREE ESTIMATES

CALL DON940-665-0868 HOME940-641-0599 CELL

THE TECHNOLOGY DOCTOR

Recommended by Nortex for Home

PCs, Laptops, Consulting, Networking

& Home Audio Visual Systems

Barry Lotman • 395-2040IBM Trained and Certifi ed

Doing Windows and Making House Calls

Professional Home Repairs& Remodeling

Danny Shaver, Owner

418 Cocopa Dr., Lake Kiowa, Tx940-668-2689cell: 940-727-1150e-mail: [email protected]

See ad on page 16.

Dave’s Painting and Home Make Ready

Interior and Exterior Painting & Cleaning.

Excellent work, reasonable rates and good references!

Call Dave Priore at Lake Kiowa - 668-7694

Turf MastersLandscaping and

Tree Company

Complete Landscape

Maintenance

Tree Removals/Stump Grinding

940.902.4638

(940) 727-2371

24-HOUR VIDEO SURVEILLANCEElectronic Keypad Gate Access

FM 902 1 mile East of Lake Kiowa

BIG TREE SELF STORAGE

Units: 5x10, 8x10, 10x15, 10x20PAD SITES AVAILABLE FOR RVS

FENCED AND GATED

SHANE’S A-1 SPRINKLER & LANDSCAPE

HERE FOR ALL OF YOUR IRRIGATION NEEDS.

• NEW SYSTEM• MAINTENANCE• REPAIRS

WE DO IT ALL.JUST GIVE US A CALL:

940-668-2532OWNER: SHANE LEE

NOW ACCEPTING VISA, MC, AND DISCOVER

FIREARMS8% over cost - max $50CHL handguns in stock

Call Fred 668-1188Your Lake Kiowa

FFL stocking dealerFFL transfers $15


229 COLT DRIVE EAST3-2-1 INTERIOR - $169,900

LOT 591-92

LOT 844pt45

312 NAVAJO TRAIL WEST3-2.5-3 GOLF COURSE - $339,500

113 COCOPA DRIVE WEST3-2-2.5 GOLF COURSE - $249,900

214 KIOWA DRIVE NORTH3-2-2 GOLF COURSE - $199,900

721 KIOWA DRIVE WEST3-2 WATERFRONT - $350,000

LOT 1819

802 KIOWA DRIVE EAST3-2-3 CA WATERFRONT - $269,000

LOT 1306

617 KIOWA DRIVE WEST3-2-2 WATERFRONT - $279,000

LOT 638

228 NAVAJO TRAIL WEST3-2.5-1 GOLF COURSE - $149,900

118 MODOC TRAIL WEST2-2.5-3 INTERIOR - $179,000

LOT 833

827 KIOWA DRIVE WEST3-2 WATERFRONT - $375,000

LOT 902

LOT 1785ptT84

225 CAYUGA TRAIL NORTH3-2-2Cpt GOLF COURSE - $180,000

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

REALTORR

TM

www.lakekiowa.comE-mail: [email protected]

KIOWA (940) 665-0724NATIONAL 800-525-6734

LAKE KIOWA REALTY

845 KIOWA DRIVE EAST4-3.5-3+ INTERIOR - $353,000

LOT 1482-83

#1 IN SALES FOR 20 YEARS!

LOT 694

LOT 649LOT 39

107 MOHAVE DRIVE EAST4-2-2 INTERIOR - $239,000

LOT 1182

1224 KIOWA DRIVE EAST7-5full/2half-2+ WATERFRONT - $1,500,000

LOT 1635

830 KIOWA DRIVE EAST3-2-2 WATERFRONT - $329,000

LOT 1332

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KHWSC Board - 9 am @ Water Offi ce


Chapel - 8-8:30 am @ Lodge



Buy 1 Get 1 half price Steak Special

Amateur Radio Club - 8 am @

Citgo


Tennis - Mixed - 8 amChapel Choir - 8 am

@ LodgeLine Dancing - 9 am

@ LodgeDuplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

Hearts of Harmony - 5 pm @ Lodge

LKPOA Board Mtg -6 pm @ Lodge

(7 pm Bd/Mgmt. Reports)

Couples Bridge 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Golf Course ClosedChapel -

8-8:30 am @ Lodge

Kiwanis Dinner - 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Kiowa Bulls & Bears - 7 pm @ Lodge

Seafood Special

Seafood Special

Men’s Tennis - 8 am Women’s Tennis - 8 am

Women’s Tennis - 8 am

Exercise - 8 am @ Lodge

Lodge Dining 11-9:30Seafood Special



Kiowa Ones - 5:30 pm @ Lodge Kiowa Woman’s Club

- 10:30 am @ Lodge

Golf Course Closed

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Mexican Special

Mexican Special

Mexican Special


Lunch MenuPasta Special Buy 1 Get 1 half price

Steak Special

Homestyle Special

Homestyle SpecialLodge Dining 11-9:30


Men’s Tennis - 8 am

Homestyle Special

WGA Scramble & Meeting - 8 am

@ Pro Shop (8:30 Tee)

Kiwanis Dinner - 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Computer Club - 7 pm @ Lodge

LKACC Mtg. - 7 pm @ Lodge

Youth Action Advisory Committee - 10 am

@ Lodge

WGA Play Day - 8 am @ Pro Shop (8:30 Tee)

Texas Hold’em - 7 pm @ LodgeTexas Hold’em - 7 pm

@ Lodge

Texas Hold’em - 7 pm @ Lodge




Lunch MenuSandwich Special


Lunch MenuPasta Special


Couples Golf

LKACC Bass Tourna-ment - 5:30 am - 11 am

@ Pavilion







Quilting Bee - 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Chapel Choir - 8 am @ Lodge

Tennis - Mixed - 8 amLine Dancing - 9 am

@ LodgeDuplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ LodgeGenealogy - 1pm @

LodgeHearts of Harmony -

5 pm @ LodgeLKPOA Board Mtg -

6 pm @ Lodge

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Exercise - 8 am @ Lodge WGA Play Day - 8 am

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Homestyle Special








Chapel Quarterly Mtg. & Potluck - 6:15 pm

@ Lodge

Lodge Dining 11-8:30Mexican Special


BINGO - 7 pm @ Lodge



Lodge HoursSunday - 11-5:30Monday - ClosedTuesday - 11-5:30

Wednesday - 11-8:30Thursday - 11-8:30

Friday - 11-9:30Saturday - 11-9:30

WGA Play Day - 8 am @ Pro Shop (8:30 Tee)






Canasta - 1 pm @ Lodge









NEW ON THE MARKET

FOR A PRIVATE SHOWING CALL NOBLE MOSS 972-929-8790

Lot 7521215 Kiowa Drive West

See other listings at noblemoss.comBack elevation

Front elevation

Lake front

TRADE-INS CONSIDERED

Book Review - 10 am @ 107 Navajo W.

Kids Catfi sh Tourna-ment - Noon @ Little

Fox PondDaddy/Daughter

Grandfather/Granddaughter Dance

- 6-10 pm @ Lodge

YAC Water Safety Class - 10 am @ Lodge

LK Golf “Shoot-Out” - 3 pm @ Golf Course

Kiowa Kapers Kiowa Kapers

Kiowa Kapers

WGA President’s Cup

WGA President’s Cup


FLAG DAY

Lake Kiowa CommuniQue - June 2007

Lot 743 • Waterfront1127 Kiowa Drive West4+Study/4/3 • $925,000

Lot 832 • Golf Course226 Navajo Trail West

3/2/2.5/2 Living • $199,900

Lot 468 • Interior 505 Kiowa Drive East

3/2/2 • $129,900

Lot 1493 • Interior110 Bowie Drive East

3/4/3+ • $285,000

Lot 1326&pt.1327 • Waterfront818 Kiowa Drive East

3/3/2+2 Living • $450,000

Lot 630 • Waterfront 105 Sarsi Cove West

6/4/ ISLAND HOME • $425,000

Lot 1143-1144 • Interior219 Comanche Drive East

3/2/2 • $169,000

Lot 1702 • Waterfront 120 Blackfoot Trail North

3/2/2 • $360,000

Lot 1497,98,99,pt 1496 • Interior 106 Bowie • $749,000

3+Study/3+2Half/6+/Basement

Lot 747 • Waterfront1205 Kiowa Drive West

3/3Full+2 Half/2.5/3Living • $799,000

Lot 1837 • Golf Course117 Cayuga Trail North3/2/2+Golf • $239,000

Lot 780 • Golf Course 102 Navajo Trail West

2/2/4 • $179,000

Lot 684 • Waterfront101 Sarsi Cove

4/2.5/2 • $395,000

Lot 373 • Interior 410 Cocopa Drive

3/2/2 • $129,900

Lot 1601 • Interior107 Santee Drive East

3/2/3 • $214,900

Lot 566 • Interior 104 Shoshone Drive East

3+Study/2 • $149,500

Lot 1523, 1524 • Interior110 Crockett Drive East

2/Study/2.5/2+Golf • $155,000

Lot 1469 & 1470 • Interior128 Sequoya Drive East

2/2/2 • $139,500

Lot 354 • Waterfront 533 Kiowa Drive West

3/2/2CP • $250,000

Lot 354 • Waterfront

Lot 566 • InteriorLot 1469 & 1470 • Interior

Lot 1523, 1524 • Interior

Lot 1601 • Interior

Lot 1837 Golf Course

Lot 1702 Waterfront Lot 747 • Waterfront Lot 1497,98,99,pt 1496 • Interior

Lot 780 • Golf CourseLot 373 • Interior Lot 684 • Waterfront

3/2/2.5/2 Living • $199,900

Lot 1143-1144 • Interior Lot 1326&pt.1327 • Waterfront

Lot 630 • WaterfrontLot 73 • Waterfront100 Noweta Place

3/2/2+Golf • $429,000

Lot 73 Waterfront

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MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

REALTORR

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Mike Pulec940-727-1016Mike Pulec Tad Brown

214-732-8580Don Schneider940-736-8889

Broker/Owner

Linda Keeney972-740-8716

Ken R. Lawler214-673-0808

100 KIOWA DRIVE WEST, SUITE 204

Offi ce 940-612-2222Toll Free 877-809-9186

www.lakeandcountryrealtors.com

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