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Vol. 28 - No. 6 Official Publication of Lake Kiowa Property Owners Association June 2006

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GAINESVILLE, TEXAS76240QOMMUNI

UECLake Kiowa on the web: www.lakekiowatx.com

LAKE KIOWA

Board Notes May ...newcomers mixer

sunday, june 4The Kiowa Woman’s Club and

the L.K.P.O.A. Board will sponsor a Newcomer’s Mixer Sunday, June 4 at 1:30 p.m. The mixer will be held in the Southwest Room of the Lodge. If you have moved to Lake Kiowa during the past six months or have never attended a mixer, you are invited to attend and have an opportunity to learn more about our community.

Chairs for this event are Sarah Franklin, Kiowa Woman’s Club Welcome Committee, and Mary Gill, Lake Kiowa Welcome Committee.

INSIDE THIS ISSUEAdvertiser Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Events and Information . . . . . . . 1-3

Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Golf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-25

Inspirational. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Kiowa Kares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

Kiowa Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 4,6

Lake Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

LKPOA Board. . . . . . . . . . . . 28-31

Lodge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19

Market Place.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33

Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Service Orgs

Kiowans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

LKVFD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9

Woman’s Club . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-16

This month we have one big misconception to clear up. The lake was not lowered to work on the #9 hole. Unfortunately Mother Nature dealt us a blow with drought and wind; so the water just evaporated. With our latest episodes of rain and hail, the water level is rising.

I’m sure you were as surprised as the LKPOA Board members to receive Executive Chef Ricky’s resignation. We wish him well in his future endeavors and appreciate his service to our community.

Julie LaSalle is stepping in to fill the void in the kitchen. She has two years of Culinary School and one year of Baker’s training. Since she had already been working as a cook, she “knows the ropes” and is doing a great job.

The July 4th celebration will be here before we know it. IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

If you will have guests arriving, use the Kiowa Web site to sign them up in advance. This will be a huge time saver at the gate. Actually, it’s a time saver anytime you have a guest arriving.

Security checks the site at noon and midnight each day.

Many thanks to the volunteers of MGA who helped lay sod on #9. That is no easy task, but Wayne Shearer inspired many to come out and help.

Once again, don’t forget to watch for children playing – sometimes in the streets! We want everyone to have a safe summer vacation.

If you haven’t been to the Lodge lately, you’ve missed the improvements to the entry. A beautiful desk graces the foyer and new carpet and paint have spruced up other areas. Many thanks to the groups who made donations to make this possible.

The new alarm system is now installed. This will be a benefit to all of us when some type of warning is needed for our community. Thanks to KESO for their contribution towards this purchase.

Another reminder is to check the Web site often. Justin McMurry and Bill Burhans do a great job of updating the site so we can all be informed.

Peggy Padgham

LAKE/BOATING SAFETY COURSE

June 18

Mitchell Sellers, a junior at Sacred Heart High School in Muenster, placed first in his district tournament and second in regionals at Turtle Hill, which qualified him for the state TAPPS 2A Division at Walden on Lake Houston, a very narrow golf course with 67 bunkers.

At state after the first day, Mitchell was the leader by five strokes with an opening round of 73 and held on to win by two strokes overall. This was his first state win.

Mitchell is the son of Paul and Tracy Sellers and the grandson of Gilbert and Maxine Pattillo.

Travis Klutts, a junior at Callisburg High School, placed first in district at Lake Park and first in regionals at Stephenville along with his team, which all qualified for the state Division 2A. State was played at Jimmy Clay in Austin, a course lined with trees and water.

After the first day Travis was in second place, one stroke behind the leader. He shot a 71 on the second day to win by one stroke. This was Travis’ first state win.

Travis is the son of Preston and Ruth Ann Klutts.

Mitchell and Travis have been friends a long time and it is great to see them both win state titles their junior year. Congratulations to all the Callisburg golfers on a great season. A big thanks to Jesse Trevino and Brown McCrory for their help with all the kids at Lake Kiowa.

Lake Kiowa Has 2 State Golf Champs

Mitchell Sellers and Travis Klutts

East Defeats West In 2006 East-West Challenge

Sam Moore, Captain for West’s Team, was prepared to take his dunking after being defeated by the East Team. Gary Atterbury was the captain for the East Team. This annual 2-day golf rivalry was played on May 6 and 7 this year. It was the first time in seven years that East did not take a dunking.

3 New Storm Warning Sirens Installed

The East Beach is just one of the sites for the new storm warning sirens. The Driving Range on the West Side and the golf course hole #4 and #5 rest area also are sites of the new sirens. There will be a mailing soon describing the various signals and their meanings.

Photo: T. Atterbury

Photo: C. Clausing Photo: K. Sellers

Open HearingProposed 06/07

BudgetJune 19 - 7 p.m.

Lodge Assembly Room

The Lake and Parks Committee will conduct a lake/boating safety course on June 24 from 10 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. The presentation will take place in the Southwest Room at the Lodge. Although the course will be directed mainly toward our teenagers and their parents, everyone is invited to attend. The course will consist of approximately

thirty minutes of video, furnished by the Texas Parks and Recreation Department, along with general discussion of rules, regulations and state laws that pertain to the safe operation of watercraft. We encourage everyone with an interest in improving safe boating at Lake Kiowa to attend. Attendees will receive a certificate for their attendance.

Jerry Slater

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David Long, Golf Course Superintendent, and his crew prepare the #1 fairway for the spreading of Princess 77 grass. This should be a superior fairway grass and if it proves successful at Lake Kiowa, more fairways at Lake Kiowa will be done.

NEW GRASS FOR #1 FAIRWAY

After the recent fire here at Lake Kiowa, which was caused by lightning, there were several comments made concerning the number and the location of our fire hydrants. Lake Kiowa has 36 fire hydrants installed (above ground) around the subdivision. They are installed on six-inch and eight-inch main lines. These hydrants are located so that every home is within 1,000 feet. These hydrants can be used by the local fire departments to assist in fighting any structure or grass fire that might endanger local property. The hydrants cannot be used independently to fight a fire, but may be used to fill tanker trucks to re-pressurize and thus fight a fire. All hydrants in Lake Kiowa are currently, and have been able to be, energized with water to be used in case of a fire.

The blue painted spots and arrows along side the roads are used by the water corporation employees to quickly locate main line shut off valves. These are used to restrict water flow in areas between the valves to assist in the repairs of main line breaks. The Kiowa Volunteer Fire Department has maps of the locations of these fire hydrants on each fire truck. The water corporation will once again install colored fluorescent road markers on the roads after LKPOA has finished all of the road repairs later this summer.

It behooves all of us to know where a hydrant is located nearest to our house when an emergency occurs.

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DID YOU KNOW..............the East Gate will be manned on the 4th from 10 am to 6 pm to alleviate heavy traffic at the front gate? Guests may be met at the east gate where passes will be issued to them......we will be celebrating America’s birthday on the 4th?.....all food and beverages sold on the 4th will be by tickets only at the food court (under the pavilion), 19th Hole, and Lodge dining room? Tickets go on sale at 9 am......the fireworks display begins at Dark Thirty? (that means 30 minutes after dark or about 9 - 9:30 pm!).....this is a community-wide event?

SO LET’S ALL CELEBRATE!!


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As we enter the summer months, the staff and Board of Directors are finalizing the budget for presentation to the community at our second meeting in June. Please see the proposed budget listed on page 28 of this issue.

We are very near completion with the installation of the emergency warning sirens. We would like to once again thank KESO for their donation to this needed project. The staff is currently being trained in operation of the sirens, and there will be more testing of the sirens in the coming weeks. We will continue to post those test days on the front gate sign. We will soon be sending out a special mailer or a notice in your next billing with some very specific information about the sirens and the meaning of their different tones.

We have completed the new automated gate off of Comanche, and it will soon be operational for buses and emergency vehicles.

By the time you receive this issue, we will have received bids for several miles of roadwork to be done this summer. The POA will notify those residences along these streets prior to beginning work.

With summer upon us, many of us will expect more visitors and there will be increased activity around the lake. Please remember that children must be thirteen (13) years of age and have

completed the Youth Golf Cart Safety Education Class to be eligible for a golf cart permit. The next class will be on June 17 at 9 a.m. at the Lodge.

In your last issue of the CommuniQue we mentioned that we would continue to monitor any progress or new information related to the Trans-Texas Corridor project. At one of their recent meetings, the Cooke County Commissioner’s Court unanimously approved a resolution opposing this project, basically stating that the State should focus on expanding the existing I-35 corridor, rather than reaching out into the more rural areas of the state. Again, the Texas Department of Transportation will be hosting a series of approximately 50 public meetings this summer to discuss and receive public input on this project. We will attend the appropriate meetings and monitor the progress of this effort as it moves forward.

Finally, don’t forget to make plans to be here on Tuesday, July 4th for another great celebration. Your next CommuniQue will include maps, schedules and menus for this event. You will not be disappointed.

Have a great month!!Scott Campbell

Community Manager

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Registration Required By July 5Questions?...or Need More Information? Call 612-2057

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When assigned to a case, CASA volunteers get to know the children

they are assigned, their families and their circumstances. Volunteers keep an eye on the children and the parents, monitoring how they’re doing and report their findings back to the Court. Their efforts help to assure that the children don’t “slip through the cracks.”

CASA of North Texas has been fortunate to provide volunteers for more than 300 children since the inception of the agency in 1999. The constant challenge is to continue to serve 100% of the children taken into care in this county. CASA of North Texas will be training volunteer advocates in the summer. If interested in becoming a volunteer, please contact the CASA office in person at 900. N. Grand, Suite 101, Gainesville or call (940) 665-2244.

JUDGE SWEARS IN CASA GUARDIANS AD LITEM

District Judge Janelle Haverkamp administers oaths to Barbara Lovegreen, Gary Caldwell and Sheri Raney.

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The Kiowans hosted a reception for candidates for the North Texas Medical Center Board of Directors, the North Central Texas College Board of Regents and the Callisburg ISD School Board on Tuesday, May 9 at the Lake Kiowa Lodge.

All seven candidates for the North Texas Medical Center attended. Four of the five candidates for the North Central Texas College Board attended. Only one of the three candidates for the Callisburg School Board of Trustees attended.

Candidates in the picture below are (not in order): Janice Call, Bob Day, Diana Eichenberger, Jay Freeman, Jim Hughes, Jerry Parr, Rickey Purcell,

Linda Coursey, Ken Coolen, Kenneth King, Dr. Robert McLeroy, and Missy Stubblefield.

The following candidates were elected May 13th:

For North Texas Medical Center Board of Directors:

Bob Day, Diana Eichenberger, Jay Freeman, Janice Call and Jerry Parr.

For North Central Texas College Board of Regents:

Kenneth Coolen and Kenneth King.For Callisburg ISD Board of

Trustees:Larry Nini and Steve Potz-Nielsen.

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Kiowans Host Reception For Cooke County Candidates

Kiowans “Kiowans, as a group, was formed by and for Lake Kiowa property owners

to provide factual information on significant issues of interest to all LKPOA members in an effort to promote, preserve, and maintain our way of life, our assets, and the operations of our community affairs for the benefit of all.”

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Many homeless who were living under the I-45 bridge in Dallas were forced to leave their camps because they were razed by bulldozers.

As many of you know, James Waghorne (Syd and Jacque’s son) is very involved in helping the homeless in Dallas. He called his mother to ask people in this area to help those people start a new beginning. They need clothing, shoes, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, shaving equipment, washcloths, towels and other hygiene items. They are now living in shelters and getting medical attention.

Let’s help these needy people.You can deliver the items to Jacque’s

front porch at 307 Kiowa Drive West. Call her if you have any questions at 665-4502.

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CALLISBURG—Callisburg High School announces Liam Matthew Guthrie as Valedictorian of the class of 2006 with a GPA of 5.309, and Stephanie Danielle Zimmerer as Salutatorian with a GPA of 5.133.

Liam Matthew Guthrie is the son of Heather Guthrie. Guthrie is active in the Science Club, is a three year band student, competes in numerous UIL events and One-Act play, and is active as reporter in the National Honor Society (NHS). Guthrie is also an active member in the community as a member of “Keep Callisburg Beautiful,” and he is the Cooke County Delegate to the Democratic State Convention in June.

Guthrie’s state accomplishments include participating in UIL current events and social studies in 2006, taking second place in biology in 2006, and

winning state in social studies and current events in 2005. Other state accomplishments include state music competitions for three years, state Honor Band one year, school Voice of Democracy winner, eighth place at state 2006, and Government-in-Action youth tour winner 2004.

Guthrie’s future plans are to attend Midwestern State University in the fall to pursue a degree in biology. He then hopes to earn an advanced degree and aspires to go into teaching or research.

Stephanie Danielle Zimmerer is this year’s Salutatorian. She is the daughter of John and Shirley Zimmerer. Zimmerer is president of Students Against Destructive Decisions for the 2005-2006 school year and National Honor Society (NHS) treasurer for 2004-2005 and 2005-2006. Her other

CALLISBURG—Sophomore Karis Holder qualified to compete in the May UIL state track meet in Austin in the high jump. Her 5’4” jump netted her a first place Regional finish as well as set a new school record at Callisburg High School.

“Karis is an amazing athlete,” her coach Chet Baker said. “This is the first female Callisburg has sent to the state meet in track in over 20 years.”

Holder, who has been doing the High Jump since the seventh grade, made it to the regional meet last year but failed to advance from there, causing her to adopt her personal motto, “Never give up.”

activities include Junior class Treasurer, Student Body Association, volleyball, UIL news writing, feature writing, and editorial writing. She is a member of the yearbook staff, Prowler staff, and the Wildcat Den radio staff.

Zimmerer is also an active member of her community. She has tutored middle school students and volunteered at local doctors’ offices and at St. Mary’s High School religious education and youth Sundays.

Zimmerer’s awards include Student of the Month May 2004, Soroptimist Girl of the Month September 2005, Regional qualifier for UIL editorial writing 2003-2004 and 2005-2006, UIL News Writing 2004-2005 and 2005-2006, UIL Feature Writing 2005-2006, Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA) summer camp, and all A Honor roll.

Zimmerer plans to attend Baylor University in the Interdisciplinary Core (BIC) in the fall and will be majoring in Pre-Medicine. She holds future aspirations of becoming an orthopedic surgeon specializing in foot and ankle restoration.

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Ladies, please join us for our June luncheon on Thursday, June 22 at 11:15 a.m. We are currently meeting at 401 W. Garnett and Weaver.

Donna Hertel, a member of the Master Gardeners, will present our special feature. She will tell us about the history of herbs, including healthful ways in which they may be used and how they can enhance our cooking.

Lake Kiowa’s own Jan Dalton will be sharing her beautiful voice with us.

Our main speaker, Sue Bohlin of Garland, is a professional calligrapher. She will help us learn “How to Handle the Things You Hate But Cannot Change.”

Please join us for a wonderful luncheon and program. Call 665-6399 for reservations.

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

You are invited to attend the Chapel Quarterly Meeting and potluck dinner on June 5 at 6:15 p.m. in the Lodge. Come and enjoy the fellowship, good food, and hear a report on the various activities of the Lake Kiowa Chapel.

Rev. J. L. Williams and Rev. John Hare are the pastors delivering their messages on alternate Sunday mornings. Rev. Williams will deliver his message on June 4 entitled “God Is My Portion” with text from Psalm 119:57. On June 11, Rev. Hare will deliver his message “Fatal Fixation” with text from Romans 6:1-11. June 18 Rev. Williams entitles his message “A Strong and Courageous Heart” with text from Joshua 1:7. “Risky Business” will be the message from Rev. Hare on June 25 with text from Matthew 10:40-42.

The Choir sings on the third Sunday of each month, practicing every Monday morning at 8 a.m. in the Lodge. They welcome any interested singers to their group.

V.I.S.T.O. is the recipient of food contributed on the third Sunday of every month. All packaged groceries are appreciated but each month the request is made for some specific items that are regularly stocked in their food room. In June, they are asking for toilet paper

and laundry detergent which are particularly needed items. Other items from your pantry as well as cash are always welcome contributions.

The Lake Kiowa Chapel meets regularly 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 round of golf. Casual dress is always welcome. Please come and share this time with your friends and neighbors on Sunday morning at 8 a.m.

Carole Clausing

SundayBaseball Menu – Chef’s Choice celebrating

Baseball Season for the bar

Tuesday 1/2 price wings

WednesdayFeaturing some lucky cook

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ThursdayPasta Station

FridaySeafood

SaturdaySteak Special

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Starts @ 1:00 p.m.5 miles south of Gainesville1770 E. Spring Creek Road

Bring your cameras, autograph books, and lawn chairs!Old West Gun Fight Re-enactment • Story Teller

Hamburgers, Hotdogs • Sausage-on-a-StickLive Music • Cowboy Poets • Stage Jail • Raffles

Live Auction of items donated by local businesses and celebrities

Come support your local fire departments and enjoy a family atmosphere.

Tickets $5.00 adult • Tickets $2.50 children under 10Max. $10.00 per family

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Tickets are also available at any Cooke Co. Volunteer Fire Department.

When you call almost anywhere today for help, are you tired of talking to an automated answering system? If you are like me, you want to speak to a real person, not some machine. Well, your Personal Computer and the Internet can help.

Just hop onto the Internet and go to www.gethuman.com. Click on the database tag, find the appropriate category, or just click the alphabetized list again. Now just find the outfit you are looking for and follow the directions.

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is free, it is voluntary, and there is even a form to fill out about your experiences so you can help others.

Want to find out about this and other nifty things you can do with your computer to help make your life better? Attend one of the Lake Kiowa Computer Club meetings on the second or fourth Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Lodge.

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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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LKVFD EMERGENCY RESPONSESThe following is a list of emergency responses made by the Lake Kiowa Volunteer

Fire Department for the month of April 2006. April 1 Grass Fire

April 2 MedicalApril 7 MedicalApril 8 MedicalApril 9 Grass FireApril 12 Smoke Investigation, Vehicle

AccidentApril 13 MedicalApril 15 MedicalApril 17 Two Grass FiresApril 19 Medical, Two Smoke

Investigations Structure Fire (at Lake Kiowa) Re-Kindle of Structure Fire

April 20 Smoke Alarm InvestigationApril 21 MedicalApril 22 Smoke Investigation, Illegal

Burn Grass Fire, MedicalApril 25 MedicalApril 26 Grass Fire, Grass FireApril 27 Medical/FireApril 28 Two MedicalsApril 29 Resident Assist, Medical

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Moving In? Moving Away? Have Items You No Longer Need Or Want?

The Lake Kiowa Fire Department accepts clean, non-broken, gently-used marketable items to re-sale at our monthly OUTPOST SALE FUND-RAISER.

To donate items or arrange for a pick up, call the fire department at 665-9321, Dee - 665-4046, Carl - 612-3787 or Peggy - 665-7977. All telephone numbers listed have voice mail so please leave a message and your call will be returned as soon as possible. All donations to the fire department

are greatly appreciated. Tax deductible forms are available when requested.

Next OUTPOST Sale…will be held June 3 from 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.

The OUTPOST is located in Woodbine on CR 211 just off FM 3164. Follow the Yellow posted signs. Watch for our advertisements in the monthly CommuniQue, the local newspaper, on Cable Channel 2, posted flyers, outside the front gate, and the reader board at the main entrance.

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RULES FOR LAKE BLACK BASS RECORD PROGRAM1. Black Bass must be caught from Lake Kiowa2. Black Bass must be caught on artificial bait3. Black Bass must be weighed on official 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 Nineteenth 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

Lake Kiowa Fishing LimitsHere are the recommendations made by Bob Lusk, Fisheries Biologist and Lake

Management Consultant, for the year 2005 Fishing Limits. 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 fishing 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 Catfish: Keep fish 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 fish under your docks. Make

sure the trees are securely anchored not to interfere with boat traffic. Feed the fish! Dry dog food or pellets especially made for the fish are readily available at feed stores. For questions, feel free to contact George Davis or Mike Merolla for specifics.

Wondering how the fish fry was? We will give you all the great details in next month’s article! Hope we saw you there and you had a wonderful time.

Once again the busy boating season is upon us. The Angler and Conservation Club would like to ask all boaters and personal watercraft users to review the lake rules and regulations. If you have guests on the water, please make sure they understand and comply with our rules. Even though Lake Kiowa is a private lake, it has adopted the guidelines of the Texas Water Safety Act. There are additional rules put into effect by Lake Kiowa Officials. Please remember that travel around the lake is to be in a COUNTERCLOCKWISE direction, all watercraft are to remain 50 FEET from the shoreline and 100 FEET from ANY OTHER WATERCRAFT. If you have any questions on any of the rules or regulations, please contact Security at 940-665-3221. You can also get a copy of the Texas Water Safety Act by mail, phone or on the Web. The contact information is listed below.

Texas Parks & Wildlife Department - Fort Worth, 5400 Airport Freeway, Suite E, Fort Worth TX 76117, (817) 831-3128, www.tpwd.state.tx.us/boat/wsdigest.phtml.

You may also check with any Texas State Park Office or Local Game Warden.

The LKACC members have worked hard to place artificial cover in our lake. This cover is constructed of cinder blocks with black irrigation tubing. These structures are built to resemble small bushes. If you see one of these

structures along the shoreline in shallow water, please do not remove them from the lake. Once the water level returns to normal, they will be below the water’s surface. These structures have been placed in strategic locations for fish habitat.

Our third tournament of the season was held on Saturday, May 20. The winners of this tournament will be announced in next month’s article. Our second Happy Hour Tournament was held on Friday, April 21 and Mr. Wayne Kyle won the cash prize with the best stringer. Mr. Richard McCarter took top prize for Big Bass. Our third Happy Hour Tournament was held on Friday, May 12 and Wayne Kyle took first again with the best stringer and big fish. Congratulations to these guys for a job well done. Our next bass tournament is Saturday, June 17 and our next Happy Hour Tournament is Friday, June 23. June 17 will be a big day for the LKACC; not only will we have our bass tournament, but we will also be hosting a Catfish Derby for the youngsters at Little Fox Pond. The Derby will begin at noon and run through 2 p.m.

Again, for those of you who were interested in participating in the HOOK, LINE & SINKER tournament, it has been postponed. A new date has not been scheduled at this time, but please keep watching in the LKACC article for more information and please let your friends and family know it has been postponed.

Our Web site is filled with all kinds of information. The Web site has been recently updated with new information and pictures. Just log on to www.lakekiowatx.com to access LKACC’s 2006/2007 Schedule of Events, Bass Tournament results, articles from the CommuniQue, membership forms, LKACC Lake Record Program Rules and much more.

LKACC membership is $15 per family. Your membership and any additional donations will help our organization continue to focus on children’s events, lake health and improving lake assets.

Come join us for our next meeting on Wednesday, June 14 at 7 p.m. in the Southwest Room at the Lodge.

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doubles), Wednesday (men’s doubles), and Friday (ladies doubles) at 8 a.m.We will have tournaments and social gatherings throughout the spring and

summer. All levels are welcome. Anyone interested in joining, contact Lorraine Barletta – Secretary/Treasurer at (940) 395-2289.

Lorraine Barletta, Linda Slater, and Debbie McDonald enjoy Friday morning tennis.

Wayne Shearer, Jack Mayo, Leron Becker, and Jerry Slater playing men’s doubles on Wednesday morning.

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KIOWA WOMAN’S CLUBLUNCHEON RESERVATIONS

Single reservation, or cancellation of permanent reservations, must be made by noon on Monday prior to our General Meeting. If you are unable to reach the person assigned for your call, please contact someone else on the committee. A – E Shirley Falkenhagen 612-0854 F – J Nancy Bryan 668-6739 K – O Myrna Smith 668-0903 P – S Pat Frazier 668-6789 T – Z Mary Ann Johnson 612-2478 Chairwoman Jo Brannan 612-2982

KIOWA WOMAN’S CLUB NEWS

Opening Doors to FriendshipAs I write this, I’m anticipating the

“Star Spangled Night” dinner/dance sponsored by Gourmet. I’ve heard bits here and there about the plans and I can assure you it’s going to be quite the affair.

We are planning our participation in the community 4th of July Celebration. Our annual Cake Walk will be held in the Assembly Room from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. This is one of our major fundraisers of the year – and a lot of fun too! We are asking our members to donate a cake for this event. There will be a sign-up sheet at our June meeting. Also at this event, we will be selling our cookbooks and donating the proceeds of those sales to Rally for a Cure, that benefits the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

At our last meeting we elected new officers for 2006-2007. Please plan to attend our meeting on June 8 as we will install the new officers and honor the past presidents of Kiowa Woman’s Club.

As of the end of June, I will join this honored group of past presidents. I am humbled to be associated with these women who have organized and guided this organization since 1973. What began as a small group of dedicated women now boasts a membership of more than 400. In addition to officers, there are six departments and 23 committees including Tour of Homes and the Style Show. It takes the devoted time and talent of more than 100 women to implement all the programs, events and community services that Kiowa Woman’s Club provides. There are no words to express my appreciation to all the women who have volunteered to make this last year a special one. I am forever grateful for your kind support.

I look forward to seeing you on June 8.

And be sure to remember, at Kiowa Woman’s Club the door is always open.

Gayla Wilkinson-Robles

During June, July and August, we will not be having our monthly meeting. We had a wonderful year studying the Book of James. Please join us, and Mary Francis, on another Book of the Bible in September. We will let you know where we will meet in August. Looking forward to seeing you then. Have a good summer. If any questions, please call.

Peggy Robins, 940-665-1565Mecilla Keene, 940-668-6869

The final Kiowa Woman’s Club Book Review for the 2005-2006 year will be held at the home of Lee Skinner, 737 Kiowa Drive West on Friday, June 2. Kathy Reed will review “The Little Prince” by Antoine De Saint-Exupery.

This group is open to all members

of the Kiowa Woman’s Club and no reservations are necessary. Please join us for social hour at 10 a.m. followed by the review at 10:30 a.m.

For further information call Jo Ann Gill at 665-3117 or Judy Hughes at 668-2578.


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PRESIDENTS’ DAY PROGRAM

This month we will be honoring Kiowa Woman’s Club past presidents. The program will be an interview of four of the ladies who have served as president and have them share with us all their triumphs and fears during that period. Each will certainly have some very humorous as well as some not so humorous events during each of their terms. All the honorees will be recognized with their year of service and will be seated at a special table. We are hopeful that all of them will bring their scrapbooks given to them at the end of their term, which will be displayed for us to peruse and enjoy. Again, this would be a fun meeting full of insight into the “back room” of the office of president. See you June 8.

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Evelyn deLassus ............5Carol Gillies.................. 6Peggy Coolidge..............7Lucy Deck......................7Patsy Hudson .................7Judy Rouleau .................7Nona Tipps.....................7Joy Mathews ..................8Betty Johnson ..............11Sharon Wolek ..............12Shirley Falkenhagen ...13Mecilla Keene..............13Norma Peace ...............15Carol Hawkins .............16Mary Gill .....................18Eileen Pieczynski ........18Mahaley Davis ............23Kay Fikes ....................23Anita Morris ................24Jimmie Beaty ...............28Wanda Reeves..............28Ruth Lewis ..................29

KWC 2006-2007 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE BEGINSThe Membership Committee will be collecting the annual dues of $15.00

for the 2006-2007 year from all members of the Kiowa Woman’s Club and from any interested new members. Please fill in the form below and mail (with your check payable to Kiowa Woman’s Club) to Mary P. Wood at 109 Noweta Pl. S. , (668-6997). Or you may drop the form in the basket on her porch. Dues may be paid at the May or June meetings.

Please mail your $15.00 check payable to Kiowa Woman’s Club to:Mrs. Mary P. Wood

109 Noweta Pl. S.Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240

Name ________________________________________ Spouse ___________

Address ______________________________________ Phone ____________

E-mail address _____________________ Birthday (month & day) __________

Where are you from?_______________________________________________

The new Lake Kiowa Cookbook will be offered for purchase as a magnificent two-way gift at the July Fourth Celebration. This cookbook is a wonderful gift for any occasion. All money collected from the sale of the cookbooks will be donated by the Lake

Kiowa Woman’s Club to the Susan G. Komen “Rally for a Cure.” This is the annual Kiowa Rally to raise money to fight breast cancer. Spend $15 for this great cookbook and you will also be donating $15 to the Rally. What a fantastic gift that gives twice!!!

Your friends, relatives and even your grandchildren will love this super cookbook from the seasoned cooks at Lake Kiowa. There are over 400

great recipes that have been tested and compiled by some of the best cooks in the U.S.A. It is a notebook-type cookbook that also allows you to add your own favorites. It would make a wonderful gift for birthdays, hostess gifts, Christmas or whenever you need a special gift. These cookbooks are sure to please. Even men who like to cook will enjoy the great variety of recipes. Yes, we had men contribute their special recipes to our cookbook.

Make your list and come on the 4th of July to buy this outstanding gift and also fight Breast Cancer. This is a superb gift that keeps on giving!

Catharine Moss

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Our season finale this year is a special private showing at the Morton Museum, located in Gainesville, followed by a buffet luncheon at the museum.

We have had a great time sharing crafts, ideas, arts and friendships. To show our appreciation for your support, we invite you to join us on Tuesday, June 6 for this unique event. There is no fee.

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: “Friends of the Lodge”Mail to: Fred Anderson 105 Cayuga Cove Lake Kiowa, TX 76240

Space is Limited

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

We will meet at the clinic parking lot at 10:30 a.m. on June 6 or you may join us at the museum at 11 a.m. Please contact Shirley Falkenhagen, 612-0854, or Lee Skinner, 612-0370, by Saturday, June 3 if you plan to attend.

Have a great summer and join us in September as Becky Stoppel leads the 2006-2007 Arts & Crafts season.

Lee Skinner


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The Bridge Department finished its last tournament on April 27. The winners were: 1st place, Allene Johnson and Jeanie Foster; 2nd place, Ruth Kurtz and Jan Thompson; 3rd place, Dee Magee and Peggy Carpenter and 4th place, Pat Medley and Barbara Koval. This was a very exciting tournament with the lead changing each week until the end. Everyone had a great time. Since there was little interest in another tournament this spring that would go into the summer, play will resume in the fall with a new director. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the players. I have had the pleasure of being chair for four of the last five years and it is now time for a new chair. I have enjoyed my time as chair and thank all the people that have helped me. I look forward to playing in the fall with all the regulars and hopefully some new players.

Peggy CarpenterBridge Department

Photo: L. Moore

Photo: L. Moore

Photo: P. Carpenter

In April the Garden and Nature Club toured the Ft. Worth Botannical Japanese Gardens.

The Garden and Nature Club enjoyed Breakfast With the Birds on May 15

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ROOFS ARE BEING REPLACED FROM THE APRIL 30th HAILSTORM!LAKE KIOWA ROOFING, INC. MEETS WITH INSURANCE ADJUSTER ON WEST SIDE OF LAKE AND GETS HOMEOWNER NEW ROOF, “DAMAGE WAS CONSIDERED SIGNIFICANT BY BOTH OUR ROOFING COMPANY AND THE INSURANCE ADJUSTER, IT LOOKS LIKE HOMEOWNERS WITH LOT NUMBERS 300 THROUGH 1049 ON THE WEST SIDE AND 1100 THROUGH 1800 ON THE EAST SIDE MAY HAVE ENOUGH DAMAGE TO FILE A CLAIM” SAID MARK CORNETT OWNER OF LAKE KIOWA ROOFING, INC. “I HAVE LIVED HERE SINCE 2000 AND ROOFED OVER 300 HOMES WHEN THE LAST STORM HIT. THIS LOOKS TO BE A VERY SIMILAR SITUATION.”

If you’ve had hail in your area, to determine if the shingles have been damaged a close inspection of the shingles has to be made from the roof. Usually you cannot tell from the ground. Lake Kiowa Roofing, Inc. will perform this service for free. (940) 665-3106

Call your insurance company and ask for an adjuster to come inspect your roof for hail damage. Call a reputable roofing company and ask for the same inspection. If there are any discrepancies between the adjuster’s finding and the roofer’s finding, you may call for a “RE-INSPECTION” where your adjuster meets with the roofer to go over the roof together. Re-inspections are very common. The insurance company must determine two things when assessing the amount of your loss:

This insidious nature of hail is that it may pose no immediate threat to the structural integrity of the roof. However, many insurance companies have a “statute of limitations” of how long a hail claim is viable. If you have experienced a loss such as hail damage, it is prudent to take care of the problem in a timely manner before it leads to other associated problems.

A hail hit on a shingle looks like a “bruise” or a dark spot where the granules on the shingle have been knocked off and the asphalt underlayment and sometimes the fiberglass mat is exposed. New hail hits will have a shiny appearance because the asphalt has been freshly exposed and has not had time to weather to a dull color.

Why would my insurance company replace my roof?

The purpose of home owner’s insurance is to protect homeowners against losses in their property’s value due to damage that is beyond their control. If you have hail damage, you have experienced a financial loss in that your original investment of a 20-year roof (for example) has now been reduced to a 5-10 year useful life span. Your insurance company will compensate you for your loss and replace your roof.

1. Was there sufficient damage to the roof to declare it a total loss? (Usually determined by 7 verified hail hits per 100 square feet.)

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Hello everyone! Before we begin on Lodge activity news, for all of you who may not have heard, Carrie and Ricky had a bouncing baby girl. She was born May 8 at 1:56 p.m. and weighed in at 7 lbs. and 8 oz. She was 18” long and her name is Cierra Hope Lopez.

All of you are probably aware by now that Ricky resigned his position at the Lodge and has moved on in his career. We all wish him and his family the best. With his resignation, Julie LaSalle has been appointed Head Chef/Kitchen Manager. Julie was here when the new lodge opened for New Year’s of 2000.

She and her staff have successfully handled eight banquet functions in the last three weeks, which included 242 for Mother’s Day, as well as the regular Dining Room and 19th Hole activity. Thank you guys for stepping up to the plate when you were needed and thanks to all of our members for your continued support.

Lodge management is working closely with the Lodge and Tavern Committee on ways to improve and promote the Lodge. Members are urged to make suggestions and recommendations. As always, we appreciate your continued support.

Most of our immediate interior projects have been completed. Lodge painting has been done and new carpet has been installed. Friends of the Lodge purchased a new desk and chairs for the front lobby with funds donated by the Woman’s Club. They really look nice.

Upgrades to our Point of Sale (POS) system have been installed complete with new and improved monitors. We will soon be getting a portable wireless terminal which can be moved from room to room to accommodate banquets and other functions. We will also have a hand-held terminal which can be used for outside dining or banquets.

Barletta Construction will be reworking the thresholds of the new doors and modifying the hardware in the near future.

Out latest Texas Hold’em winners were Marvin Crew (first place) and Jim

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May has been another busy month and we look forward to kicking off June with the Kiowa Kapers on June 2, 3 and 4.

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By now you have probably noticed the new desk in the lobby. Thanks to the Woman’s Club for their generous donation to purchase it and for being so supportive.

If you haven’t volunteered to help for the 4th of July, it’s not too late. We will have a sign-up sheet at the June meeting and still need workers. Thanks to those who have signed up already. You can also call Carol Maners or me (anytime). Remember, we will not be meeting during the summer, but will resume meetings in September beginning with a “Roaring Twenties Party.” Watch for flyers with dates and times.

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MGA Volunteers Lay Sod On #9 Island Fairway

9-Hole Couples Golf Tournament (Open to all WGA members)

Sunday, June 11Tee times will be assigned

Four-Person ScrambleEntry fee -- $10 per couple

This is a “couples” tournament and it usually consists of male-female, but if you do not have a male partner,, ask another WGA member to play as your partner. (No pro allowed as a partner)

There will be an old fashioned picnic dinner following play. Fried chicken and drinks will be furnished. Each couple, please bring a covered dish. BYOB.

Picnic dinner will be in the backyard of Frank and Charolette Loncar (weather permitting) at 6 p.m. Prizes will be awarded. Any questions call: Dale Griggs @ 668-2455. Sign up by June 4 in the Pro Shop.

The tournament was held on April 26-27, with a two person, best ball format. Thirty-three teams played. The 18-Hole group had 3 flights consisting of 25 teams. The 9-Hole group had eight teams.

Winners were: First Flight: 1st Gross, Mary Ragan

and Fran Adams, 75; 2nd Gross, June Cloud and Lena Howell, 75; 1st Net, Madonna Baker and Carole Clausing, 55; 2nd Net, Mary Pliler and Betty Johnson, 57; 3rd Net, Elaine Blackwell and Leta Thomas, 60.

Second Flight: 1st Gross, Sandi Hollon and Judy Neal, 81; 2nd Gross, Jamie McCrory and Charlotte Winter, 82; 1st Net, Margie Nash and Molly Worthen, 53; 2nd Net, Sandra Essex and Maxine Lane, 53; 3rd Net, Peggy Coolidge and Sue Sprenger, 56.

Third Flight: 1st Gross, Jan Dalton and Linda Stroup, 83; 2nd Gross, Mary

Steinbauer and Ruth Lewis, 89; 1st Net, Lee Skinner and Kathy Reed, 49; 2nd Net, Janelle Cohoon and Corina Nichols, 53; 3rd Net, Joanne Dorsch and Kay Bluml, 55.

9-Hole Flight: 1st Gross, Dale Griggs and Cecilia Davis, 38; 2nd Gross, Shirley Falkenhagen and Sharon James, 54; 1st Net, Genny Koziol and Carol Hawkins, 26; 2nd Net, Lanelle Little and Paulette Andrew, 27; 3rd Net, Sharon Schmidt and Peggy Gilmore, 29.

Closet to Pin Hole 13: Wednesday – Marchelle Metcalfe; Thursday – Mabel Samples.

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A luncheon and awards ceremony followed play on Thursday.

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Farmers agent, J. B. Cole, presented a donation to Linda Stroup (Fundraiser Chair) for the Lake Kiowa Rally For A Cure, which raises money for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. This is part of an ongoing program of Farmers Insurance for community sponsorship of local agents who are actively involved in their communities. Other committee members shown from left to right are: Maureen Anselmi, Barbara Cole (Rally Chairperson), Fran Adams, Neta Stutzman, RosaLeigh Wood and Lee Skinner.

WGA NEWSWGA members met for

lunch after a morning of golf. Forty-seven members participated in the 6-5-4-3 Scramble. The winning teams were:

1st: Margie Nash, Carole Clausing, Regina Carnley, Shirley Falkenhagen

2nd: June Cloud, Kathy Reed, Dolly Marek,

Genevieve Avinger3rd: Peggy Coolidge, Judy Neal, Joan

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JoAnne Prestage, Paulette Andrews5th: Judy Montgomery, Connie

Glover, Linda Stroup, Jan Thies, Charolette Loncar

President June Cloud presided over the meeting. Margie Nash reported five new members and recognized those with May birthdays.

Kathy Reed recruited volunteers for the Habitat for Humanity tournament for sandwiches and workers for the concession stands for Kiowa Kapers.

Keith and Judy Montgomery are giving up the maintenance on the big bed on #9, but will continue to work on the small bed. If you would like to volunteer to help, it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks were expressed to Peggy Coolidge, Sue Sprenger and their helpers for their work on the Member-Member Tournament. Sixty-eight members played in the two-day tournament.

Mary Pliler announced plans for the Member-Guest Tournament. She stated she would find you a guest if you did not know someone to invite. They need door prizes donated so everyone gets a prize. Contact Mary to make a donation.

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Three WGA members, Ruth Robinson, Mary Ragan and Geneva Maddox, were among the 120 contestants for the Women’s Texas Golf Association Partnership Tournament and enjoyed play at Stonebriar Country Club on April 11-13.

WGA Play Day Winners

May 10 - QUOTA1st Cladene Belcher 2nd Carole Clausing 3rd Barbara Cole 4th Judy Hughes 5th Regina Carnley (21 participants)9-Hole WGA WinnersLow Gross Dale Griggs1st Low Net Paulette Andrews2nd Low Net LaNell LittleMay 17, 2006 18 Hole Group -

Bingo - Bango - Bongo1st 21 Ruth Robinson2nd 18 Fran Adams 3rd 17 Margie Nash Linda Stroup

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4th 16 Judy Neal 5th 15 Joanne Dorsch Dee Dorman (24 participants) 9 Hole Group – Medal & Low PuttsLow Gross Dale Griggs 441st Low Net Nancy Bryan 332nd Low Net Sharon James 35Low Putts Dale Griggs 15

Fran Adams explained the carry-over rule for #9, #13, #16. After you hit your first drive into the lake, you may move to the drop zone and drop a ball, which will be laying three, and you will be hitting your fourth stroke.

Out of bounds rules on #7 ditch: If the ball comes to rest in the ditch against the mesh catcher, it is not out of bounds. You may move it back two club lengths and drop without a penalty.

#2 and #14: These are both lateral hazards. Under penalty of one stroke,

you may take your ball back as far as you want, keeping the last place it crossed the hazard between you and the green. You may move the ball an equal distance on other size of hazard, using the same formula.

#15: If the ball is in the hazard, you may hit your ball out without grounding your club, or under one stroke penalty, you may move it back as far as you want to on the line which entered the hazard.

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The Senior Club Golf Tournament was held April 22nd (Sat.) and 23rd (Sun.). The three divisions were ages: 50-59, 60-69 and 70-up. Nineteen participated in the 50-59 group, thirty-four in the 60-69 group and sixteen in the 70-up group.

Three places were awarded in gross and three in net scores for 50-59 and 70-up divisions. Five places were awarded in the 60-69 division.

The first place winners are pictured and identified on this page.

Winners!!Overall Senior Club Champion is

Hank Cooper.Ages 50-59 – Gross: 1st, Richard

Hundt, 154 (pictured); 2nd, Gary Atterbury, 158; 3rd, James Cicon, 164.

Ages 50-59 – Net: 1st, George Rudy, 131 (pictured); 2nd, Larry Reese, 140; 3rd, Arnold Acker, 145.

Ages 60-69 – Gross: 1st, Hank Cooper, 147 (pictured); 2nd, John Morris, 154; 3rd, Charles Brown, 155; 4th, John Nash, 167; 5th, Bill Deborde, 172.

Ages 60-69 – Net: 1st, Bobby McDaniel, 142 (no picture); 2nd, Bob Hughes, 142; 3rd, Chuck Essex, 143; 4th, Jerry Seay, 143; 5th, Lowell Kulp, 146.

Ages 70-up – Gross: 1st, Bobby Mosman, 152 (pictured); 2nd, Jerry Haubrich, 163; 3rd, Bob Roper, 169.

Ages 70-up – Net: 1st, Roy Moses, 138 (pictured); 2nd, Cotten Nix, 141; 3rd, Ray Freeman, 143.

Cosest To The Hole:Sat: Hole #8, Bob Roper; Hole #13,

Bill Deborde; Hole #17, Willie Wilson.Sun: Hole #8, Eddie Morris; Hole #13,

Jim Angus; Hole #17, Gary Atterbury.

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A: In view of the purpose of this type of suspension of play, it is recommended that all players take shelter immediately without taking such further actions. However, discontinuing play in the context of this condition means making no further strokes and, therefore, there is no penalty for taking actions such as those described.

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Saturday, May 13 was a great day for golf! MGA play was a shamble format. All members of the team hit drives at each hole and picked the best. From there each player played his ball through the hole with full handicap. The best gross score and the best net score (two different balls) were kept for each hole. The lowest total was the winner.

The third and fourth place teams are pictured. The first two places chose not to report for pictures.

Some notes of interest:1. Please sand your fairway divots.

If you don’t have a sand container...get one from the MGA. See or call Brown or Wayne. Or just use a plastic milk jug on your cart.

2. Use the 90-degree cart rule...stay on cart path until you get to your ball, then get on fairway or rough. After

hitting, go back to cart path at a 90-degree angle (straight to the side).

3. Don’t get too close to the green or tee areas. In front of the green stay at least 15 yards away. We are in the process of getting some cart arrow signs for those who don’t know what 15 yards is.

4. This is OUR golf course. Let’s keep it as best we can!

The three above problems are the most encountered by our marshall and seen by other members! PLEASE HELP!

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MGA News Play Day - May 13Superintendent’s Report . . .

Maintenance of the golf course is increasing as the grass starts to green up and we are starting to prepare the course for upcoming tournaments.

#1 Fairway - We verticut the fairway, seeded it with the Princess 77 bermudagrass, top dressed it and started watering it. And now we wait! We hope that all will go well. We should know within the next 7 to 10 days.

Greens – We have started removing bad areas from the greens and replacing with sod from our nursery, firming up the greens and speeding them up. This process will take about a week to complete.

#9 Seawall - Hopefully by this report we will have received a call from our sod people and they are able to cut. Which means we will have sod if there are volunteers that would like to come out and help, it would be greatly appreciated?

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President Wayne Shearer called the meeting to order at 8:00 A.M. All members were present except R. J. Stroup, Chuck Essex and Barry Pliler. Special guest in attendance was Dean Dorsch.

Meeting Notes: The minutes of the April meeting were approved.

Treasurer’s Report: Dale Mock presented the financial report as of March 31, 2006. The summary report was as follows: The beginning balance $20,763.33, monthly receipts were $6,413.70 and expenses were $4,376.29, leaving the month end cash balance of $22,800.74. This amount includes committed funds totaling $5,301.07, which includes, Hole in One Pool, Handicap Tabulation and additional projects. This results in a net cash position of $17,499.67. The report was approved.

Membership: Greg Gotses, Membership Chairman, reported that our membership now stands at 475. A list of members from last year that have not renewed was reviewed and divided among board members for follow up telephone calls to solicit renewal.

We have 277 signed up for the hole in one club.

Public Relations: Larry Glover, Public Relations Chairman will include a USGA rule of the month from Brown McCrory in the Communiqúe column. Look for some excellent coverage of the Club Senior Championship in the current Communiqúe

Projects: Jim Williams, Projects Chairman will be placing the work project list on the web site in order to allow members both the ability to track projects and measure results on their own observations. Jim is also working on having sand barrels placed at every other tee box to facilitate the refilling of sand bottles by members. There was also a discussion about how to address practice around the #1 tee box and putting green while maintaining an area that looks attractive.

A reminder of the weekly work detail is now being displayed on the new front gate sign.

Tournaments: John Schneider, Tournament Chairman noted the May 13 Saturday play day format will be a shamble, and the Gainesville Habitat for Humanity tournament will take place on the May 27. For those that like to plan ahead, the June MGA outing will be a 1-2-3 on 5-4-3.

John addressed the issue of playing the ball down or up by explaining that the tournament schedule was designed to have scramble type events during the months the course is not at full growing stage, and individual play events during the prime growing season. Any individual ball play should be under USGA rules which consist of playing the ball down unless special circumstances allow lift, clean and place.

The Kapers planning is on schedule and it appears the tournament will have a full field by the end of this week.

Thirty-eight couples enjoyed a fun afternoon of golf, a great dinner and the satisfaction that they had helped finish the driving range improvements. David Long reported to the group that built up landing areas are to be constructed on the range beginning in May. The tee box will be leveled and re-sodded and pads will be put down in the winter when the grass is not growing. Gross and net winners received balls. The winners were as follows:

Men’s flight - First gross: Joe Bullard and Randy Romines

First net: Greg Miserak and B.R. Clements

Couples flight First gross: Jesse and Monica Trevino

Second gross: Brown and Jamie McCrory

Third gross: Charlie and Ruth Robinson

First net: Richard and Joan CarrollSecond net: Randy and Shelly BakerThird net: John and Donna Schneider

Fourth net: Mike and Paddy MerollaFifth net: Harold and Madonna

BakerSixth net: Tom and Elaine BlackwellSeventh net: Bill and Leta ThomasEighth net: Robert and Barbara

BergbowerThe Trevinos and the McCrorys

graciously gave up their balls so we could have more winners. Thank you.

Golf cart seat covers were given to the winners of the closest to the line on 6 and 12 and the closest to the flag of 13. The winners were:

Closest to the flag on 13: Marilyn Wickersham and Bob Hey

Closest to the line on 6: Randy Romines and Shelly Baker

Closest to the line on 12: Bill Dalton and Marchele Metcalfe

Thanks to everyone who participated and to those who made donations. See you next year.

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Old Business: David Long advised the planting of Princess 77 grass on #1 fairway is complete and the hole should remain closed until May 24. If this grass works as well as anticipated, there is a possibility of closing the course after July 9 for two or three weeks to seed the other fairways. Work on the driving range will be set back on account of the unusual, but welcome rain and has delayed getting the 36 pallets of sod needed to finish #9 and #4.

New Business: Dean Dorsch was invited to address the board with his observations from being a course marshall. He opened his remarks by noting he assumed this job because he cares about how the course is maintained. Among the major issues he identified are lack of filling divots with sand, failure to remain on cart paths near tees and greens, and failure to comply with the 90° rule. Dean suggested signage may help to direct carts around certain areas.

David Long noted that the over seeding of fairways has been removed from the M&O budget for next year as the Princess 77 should preclude such need, and the competition for growth is not desirable. A back up camera for #14 is on order and we are awaiting repair of the primary unit.

The next MGA board meeting will be June 7 and our play day will be June 10.

The meeting was adjourned at 9:55 AM.

Respectfully submitted by Jack Thies

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Eligibility: Open To All Junior Golfers Ages 6-18 who either themselves, parents or grandparents reside in one of the three counties, Cooke, Grayson and Fannin.

Cost: All golfers must be a member of the association before they can enter any of the tournaments. The cost to join is $25 per player and includes a tee shirt and visor. The cost to enter each tournament is $15 (Lunch Included).

Divisions: 6-9 Coed 9 Holes10-11 Boys 9 Holes10-11 Girls 9 Holes12-13 Boys 18 Holes12-14 Girls 18 Holes14-15 Boys 18 Holes15-18 Girls 18 Holes16-18 Boys 18 Holes

Schedule Of Events:Monday, June 12, Northern Challenge

C. C., Contact Tim Inman one week prior to tournament date. 903-891-8700 Monday, June 19, Denison C.C, Contact John T. Audas one week prior to tournament date. 903-465-4488

Monday, June 26, Turtle Hill Golf Course, Contact Rusty Saccer one week prior to tournament date. 940-759-4896

Monday, July 3, Gainesville Municipal, Contact David Hersman one week prior to tournament week. 940-668-4560

Monday, July 10, Tanglewood CC, Contact Chris Gatlin one week prior to tournament date. 903-786-4140

Monday, July 17, Grayson County

College, Contact Scott Beasley one week prior to tournament date. 903-786-9719

Monday, July 24, Legacy Ridge Country Club, Contact Mike Short one week prior to tournament date. 903-640-4800

Monday, July 31, Lake Kiowa Golf Course, Contact Jesse Trevino one week prior to tournament date. 940-668-7394

***There will be a bonus tournament in August TBA***

This tournament will be in Oklahoma.

Please Send All Entry Forms To :Jesse Trevino Golf Director100 Navajo Trail Drive West Lake Kiowa,Tx 76240

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Membership Dues: $25.00 Make checks payable to “TCJGA”

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The following items will be accepted for publication: Events and infor-mation about Kiowa organizations that are open to all residents; events in our surrounding communities when Kiowa residents may be involved in them; and Items of a personal nature that reflect on the generous char-acter of our residents or a milestone in their lives.

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SECURITY DEPARTMENTWEB SITE E-FORM AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS FOR

VISITOR AUTHORIZATION NOTIFICATION TO SECURITY FOR JULY 4TH WEEKEND

LKPOA 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 fill 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 notifications

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

Activity at the beaches and around the lake has noticeably increased in the last month, which is not unusual for this time of year. Quite a few complaints were received concerning loud music at the East Beach. Extra patrols have been assigned to this area with instructions to cite individuals who will not keep music volumes at acceptable levels. Traffic on the water has also picked up. Security patrol wrote two citations for no boat registration, one for a boat in a swimming area and three for parking watercraft at POA docks in excess of the allotted time. A seven-day-a-week lake patrol will be instituted by next week. The department wrote 17 citations in all during this reporting period including two for leash law violations.

Animal Control Officers responded to 28 stray dog calls, one call concerning an abandoned litter of kittens and eight varmint complaints. Security patrol performed 15 traffic stops, secured two unlocked doors, responded to two business alarms and a residence alarm, delivered one emergency message and checked the welfare of residents on four occasions. Five motorists were given

LAKE KIOWA SECURITY REPORTApril 13 - May 11, 2006

L.K.P.O.AConstruction Permits

April 15 – May 15, 2006Addition ........................................... 0Awning ............................................. 0Boat Dock ........................................ 1Carport ............................................. 0Common Access............................... 0Culvert.............................................. 0Deck ................................................. 2Detached Building ........................... 2Driveway .......................................... 0Extended Culvert ............................. 0Fence .............................................. 10Gutter ............................................... 0Hot Tub ............................................ 0Landscaping ..................................... 0L/P Gas............................................. 0New Home ....................................... 1Patio ................................................. 1Renovation ....................................... 4Roofing............................................. 6Seawall ............................................. 2Septic................................................ 0 Sidewalk........................................... 0 Siding Changes ................................ 0Slabs................................................. 0Sprinkler System.............................. 2Swimming Pools .............................. 1Window Changes ............................. 0

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assistance, an open fire was put out, kids playing on the dumpsters during the Spring Clean-up were chased away and 9-1-1 hang-ups were investigated three times.

Security personnel took reports on an auto accident, a burglary, two incidents of criminal mischief, two thefts and assisted Cooke County deputies at the scene of a domestic dispute. Other calls eliciting response included four reported reckless drivers, two suspicious vehicles, an underage golf cart operator, unauthorized entry at the East Gate, unaccompanied guests at the East Beach and littering. Security dispatchers prepared emergency run sheets for 21 LKVFD page-outs.

Gary DavidsonChief of Security

LAKE KIOWA SECURITYMay 18, 2006

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EAST GATE HOURS FOR JULY 4TH

The Security Department wishes to announce that the East Gate will be manned on July 4 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. The rolling gates will be locked open and an officer will be standing by to admit anyone with a current auto sticker, member card or guest card. Visitors who have signed in at the front gate and have been given a guest pass may use the East Gate for re-entry purposes. Members who wish to have their guests enter for the first time at the East Gate may lead them in there and have the officer write a pass upon their instruction.

Gary Davidson, Chief of Security


Printed on this page is a summary of the 2006-2007 proposed operation and maintenance budget. Also printed below are summaries of the proposed budget for the Asset Replacement Reserve Fund (ARRF) and the Capital Asset Requisition Fund (CARF).

Total expenses for Operation and Maintenance are $3,409,344, which is a 2.73% increase from the 05/06 budget. This includes a 3% contingency of $99,302.

Capital Asset Request Fund (CARF)

Fiscal Year 06/07

Budget

CARF Funding 06/07Carryover Funding from Prior Years 25,324Interest Income On CARF Funds 3,226Allocation from Reserves 117,000

Total 145,550CARF Expense 06/07Administration 15,000Golf 1,000Lodge/Community Center 10,000Public Works 5,000Road & Bridge 7,000Parks & Lakes 44,800Security 40,000Total CARF Budget 06/07 122,800CARF Balance Fiscal Yr. End 06/07 22,750

2006/2007 Proposed CARFSpending Allocation

2006/2007 Proposed ARRFSpending Allocation

Assets Replacement Reserve Fund (ARRF)

Fiscal Year 06/07

BudgetARRF Funding 06/07Reserve Fund from Prior Year 137,408Monthly Assessment $34/mo. per Lot* 540,004

Total 677,412ARRF Expense 06/07Administration 2,000Golf 102,688Lodge/Community Center 30,300Public Works 45,000Road & Bridge 314,500Parks & Lakes 21,000Security 5,000ARRF Budget Total 06/07 520,488ARRF Balance Fiscal Year End 06/07 156,924*Excludes 5.5% Contingency Reserve

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATIONPROPOSED 2006/2007 BUDGET

Proposed funding includes $2,378,000 from maintenance fees, and $1,031,344 from other income. The proposed Regular Annual Maintenance Assessment is $141.85 per month. This is a 2.79% increase from the 05/06 Regular Maintenance Assessment. The detailed budget document is available for review at the POA office or at the Lodge. There will be a presentation on the budget at the second Board meeting in June.

O&M (Operation and Maintenance) Budget Proposed 2006/2007 Budgetvs

2005/2006 Budget

Operations and MaintenanceRegular Monthly Assessment

Allocated to Cost CentersCash Basis - 05/06 vs 06/07 Budget

Allocation to Cost Centers - Regular Monthly Assessment - Operations and Maintenance Fiscal Year 2006/2007 vs Fiscal Year 2005/2006

By David Spangler, LKPOA PresidentThe “Allocation to Cost Centers

of the Regular Monthly Assessment for Operations and Maintenance” comparison was prepared on a cash basis to show the allocation of the regular monthly maintenance assessment of $138.00 for fiscal year 05/06 vs. the proposed fiscal year 06/07 assessment of $141.85. Please note the new budget is based on 1,397 dues paying lots while last year’s was based on 1,400 lots. It does not provide for depreciation or doubtful accounts as required by generally accepted accounting procedures (GAAP). The ARRF is a separate funding assessment for capital item replacement, and, therefore, it is not included in any calculations shown in the chart for the operations and maintenance.

Other revenues are allocated to the cost center which generates the revenue. That is: golf course greens fees are placed against the golf course expense, lot mowing charges against maintenance, etc.

The projected revenues have been deducted from the expense of a particular cost center to provide a net amount to be funded from the regular monthly assessment. In the second column for each respective year, the dollar figure represents the amount of the property owner’s monthly assessment needed to meet the net expense of that cost center. The third column is the percent each center represents of the O&M monthly assessment.

For the next fiscal year, the regularly monthly assessment for Operations and Maintenance will increase by $3.85; from $138.00 to $141.85. The Asset Replacement Reserve Fund (ARRF) assessment of $34.00 will continue at the same level making each member’s monthly assessment a total of $175.85.

I hope the above comparison and narrative gives you some additional insight as to how your monthly assessment is spent to provide the various maintenance services and amenities at Lake Kiowa. $172.00

Operation and Maintenance

Fiscal Year 05/06

Budget

Actual 05/06

Projected

Fiscal Year 2006/2007

Budget

FUNDING SOURCE: Maintenance Fees for Operation & Maintenance $2,318,400 $2,312,119 $2,378,000Other Fees & Income:

Lodge/Tavern Operations 540,269 525,000 545,000Sanitation Fees 135,000 137,154 146,780Newsletter Advertising (Communique) 72,000 86,000 86,000Golf Green Fees & Driving Range 91,000 80,000 86,000Sale of Lots 96,953 69,170 29,670All Other Fees & Misc Income 134,535 125,923 137,894

Total Other Fees & Income $1,069,757 $1,023,247 $1,031,344Total Operation and Maintenance Funding $3,388,157 $3,335,366 $3,409,344

EXPENSES: Administration $496,694 $474,885 $529,429Communique Printing 57,700 63,427 69,716Golf Course 573,349 587,258 633,558Golf Professional 50,230 51,144 52,448Lodge Operations 140,729 119,362 145,980Lodge - Food & Beverage 689,971 630,408 670,759Public Works 420,593 387,281 423,809Parks & Lakes 27,050 27,300 28,350Roads & Bridges 23,500 21,700 24,500Central Garage 154,673 144,638 115,879Sanitation 131,388 139,789 146,778Security 452,693 439,899 468,836

Expense before Contingency $3,218,570 $3,087,091 $3,310,042Contingency per Bylaws 96,587 99,302

Total Operation and Maintenance Expense $3,315,157 $3,087,091 $3,409,344Transfer to Capital Asset Requistion Fund 73,000 243,000 Net Revenue Gain (Loss) $0 $5,275 $0


LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION 2006-07 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David Spangler, President E-Mail [email protected] Blackfoot Trail Home 940-665-7392Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940-665-7392Term Expires 2007 Mobile 940-736-6444

John Davis, Vice President E-Mail [email protected] Apache Cove Home 940-665-5353Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940-668-7893Term Expires 2008 Mobile

Kathy Reed, Treasurer E-Mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home 940-612-1502Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax Term Expires 2008 Mobile 940-736-3531

Peggy Padgham, Secretary E-Mail [email protected] Navajo Trail Home 940-665-3165Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax Term Expires 2009 Mobile 940-665-3165

Lee Skinner, Assistant Treasurer E-Mail [email protected] Kiowa Drive West Home 940-612-0370Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax Term Expires 2009 Mobile 940-727-8424

Bob Bingham, Assistant Secretary E-Mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr E. Home 940-665-8003Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940-665-5378Term Expires 2008 Mobile 940-736-4683

Bill Dalton E-Mail [email protected] Bowie Drive Home 940-668-8318Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax Term Expires 2009 Mobile

Linda Fite E-Mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. W. Home 940-668-2639Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940-612-3233Term Expires 2007 Mobile 940-882-5426

Randy Howell E-Mail [email protected] Kiowa Dr. E Home 940-665-1524Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940-665-2032Term Expires 2007 Mobile 940-736-8410

Scott Campbell, Community Manager E-Mail [email protected] Lonestar Dr. Office 940-665-1055Lake Kiowa, Texas 76240 Fax 940-665-7667 Mobile 817-822-6783

ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL *Requires at least three members with Board Member serving as Chairman1. John Davis, (Chair) 940-665-53532. Joe Brockette 940-668-68333. Jerry Haubrich 940-668-69664. Randy Howell 940-665-15245. Jane Moberly 940-668-14076. Noble Moss 940-665-54887. Brent Reed 940-612-15028. Vic Vickery 940-612-34229. Bill White 940-665-731210. Mary Wood 940-668-699711. Mike Rickwa (ex officio) 940-665-1055CELEBRATION COMMITTEE1. Scott Campbell (Director) 940-665-1055 2. Bob Bingham (Co-chair) 940-665-8003 3. Lee Skinner (Co-chair) 940-612-0370 4. June Cloud WGA5. Don DeField Computer Club6. Bob Henessey Bingo7. Carol Hutchinson Youth8. Ken Hutchinson Angler Club9. Jerry McCarter Kiwanis10. Virgil Musick Kiowans11. Debbie Nolan Youth12. Gayla Robles Women Club13. Judy Penland Friends of Lodge14. Wayne Shearer MGA15. Evelyn Szatkowski Fire Auxiliary16. Ronnie Young Water CompanyCOMMUNICATION COMMITTEE1. Justin McMurry (Chair) 817-431-2023 2. Bill Burhans 940-612-20573. Carole Clausing 940-665-22854. Catharine Moss 940-665-54885. Peggy Padgham 940-665-31656. Jerry Parr 940-668-80117. Linda Teagarden 940-668-4037

LKPOA COMMITTEE LIST 2006 -2007

PROPOSED INCREASES IN FEE SCHEDULE The fee schedule below shows 05/06 fees vs proposed fees for 06/07.

Note increase in Maintenance, Garbage, and Lot Constitution/Subdivision Fees.

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATIONPROPOSED 2006/2007 BUDGET

ELECTION COMMITTEE *Requires at least five committee members, one may be a Board Member, with committee members restricted from serving on the Nominating Committee1. Linda Fite 940-668-2639 (Chair) Board Member cannot serve as election judge 2. Pat Jessee 940-668-7453 (Election Judge)3. Barbara Bergbower 940-668-77584. Bob Bergbower 940-668-77585. Mahaley Davis 940-665-53536. Joanne Dorsch 940-668-16437 Inez Freeman 940-665-74498. Betty Gaertner 940-665-77569. Clara Lemming 940-668-114910. Jerry McCarter 940-665-247711. Margie Nash 940-668-887112. Peggy Padgham 940-665-316513. Joann Prestage 940-665-210614. Russell Rollins 940-668-1732FACILITIES COMMITTEE1. Dave Spangler (Chair) 940-665-7392 2. Joe Brockette 940-668-68333. Ray Freeman 940-665-74494. James Robison 940-668-28775. Wayne Shearer 940-668-77126. Bob Wickersham 940-612-24757. Don Hoover (ex officio) 940-665-1055 GOLF COMMITTEE1 Larry Reese (Chair) 940-612-0433 2. Fred Anderson 940-668-76003. Al Arronte 940-668-12154. Larry Gingerich-Couples 940-668-09875. Elaine Blackwell 940-668-74916. June Cloud - WGA 940-665-73667. Bill Dalton 940-668-83188. Tom Fluker 940-668-79189. Dave Huffman 940-668-294310. John Nash 940-668-887111. Wayne Shearer - MGA 940-668-711212. R.J. Stroup 940-612-461113. Scott Campbell - LKPOA 940-665-1055 (ex officio)14. Dean Dorsch - Golf Marshall 940-668-1643 (ex officio)15. David Long - Course Supt 940-665-8542 (ex officio)16. Brown McCrory - Golf Pro 940-668-8872 (ex officio)LAKE & PARKS COMMITTEE1. Jerry Slater (chair) 972-989-9110 2. Robert Adsit 940-612-24863. Bob Bingham 940-665-80034. Bill Branhan 940-668-62915. George Davis 940-668-13226. Ken Hutchinson 940-665-92757. Bob Kalina 940-668-83338. Gregory Powell 972-377-39709. Frank Winnett 940-665- 728510. RosaLeigh Wood 940-665-7275LODGE & TAVERN COMMITTEE *Requires at least 3 members with Board Member serving as Chairman1. Kathy Reed (Chair) 940-612-1502 2. Joe Brockette 940-668-68333. Bill Dalton 940-668-83184. Gwen Mullins 940-612-48265. Marilyn Wickersham 940-612-2475LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE *Requires at least 7 members, with staggered terms, with Board Member as Chairman1. Linda Fite (Chair) 940-668-2639 2. Mahaley Davis 940-665-5353 3 year term3. Guy Hankins 940-641-0425 3 year term4. Bob Hey 940-668-1964 1 year term5. Pat Jesse 940-668-7453 1 year term6. Bruce McDonald 940-665-7473 2 year term7. Justin McMurry 817-431-2023 1 year term8. Mike Pulec 940-668-6728 2 year term9. Bob Wickersham 940-612-2475 3 year term


NOMINATING COMMITTEE *Requires at least 5 members, one may be a Board Member, but they can not serve on the Election Committee1. J.B. Cole (Chair) 940-612-2355 2. Bob Hey 940-668-19643. Pat Morgan 940-668-14894. Yvonne Musick 940-668-77355. Lee Skinner 940-612-03706. Jack Thies 940-668-7297RULES ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE *Requires at least 5 members; Board Members can not serve1. Al Arronte (Chair) 940-668-1215 2. J. B. Cole 940-612-23553. Phyllis Gardner 940-665-71924. Larry Reese 940-612-04335. Brent Reed 940-612-15026. Karen Vander Molen 940-612-06037. Steve Wood 940-668-6997WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE1. Lloyd Butts (Chair) 940-665-6715 2. Jess Maxwell 940-665-18113. Kathy Reed 940-612-15024. Jack Thies 940-668-72975. Bill White 940-665-7312YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE1. LaVerta Burhans (Co-chair) 940-612-2057 2. Carol Hutchinson (Co-chair) 940-665-9275 3. Casey Bower 940-612-23264. Dee Dorman 940-668-04525. Charles Holloway 940-665-20286. Trish Wagner 940-612-38557. Phyllis Willis 940-668-6567*Required committee pursuant to the Bylaws.

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION FINANCIALS

LKPOA COMMITTEE LIST 2006 -2007

(Continued)

TELL THEM YOU SAW THEIR AD IN THE LAKE KIOWA COMMUNIQUE!!

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LAKE KIOWA PROPERTYOWNERS ASSOCIATION

BOARD MINUTESMONDAY, APRIL 17, 2006

BOARD ROOMCALL TO ORDERPresident Dave Spangler called the

meeting to order at 6:03 p.m. Board member Bob Bingham was absent.

REVIEW OF MINUTESThere were no corrections to the

minutes.TRANS-TEXAS CORRIDORManager Scott Campbell reported

on the proposed Trans-Texas Corridor. No decision has been made regarding exact location. He encouraged board members to stay informed and to attend applicable meetings that will be held in the area.

ROAD PROJECTSRoad core samples indicate the types

of reworking necessary to bring our roads to acceptable standards. Preparations of specifications and contract documents are being prepared and work should begin this summer. Manager Campbell will keep the community informed of developments.

TEMPORARY RULE (Boat Slips)The following rule was adopted on a

motion by Kathy Reed and second by John Davis with all board members in agreement.

Due to increased use all public slips at the main boat launch (Dam) shall be used for immediate loading and unloading only. Mooring of boats at this location shall be prohibited until such time as the Community Manager determines the lake level is adequate to render the other public launches usable. Announcement will be made at such time this rule is rescinded.

MANAGER’S REPORTManager Campbell also updated the

board with regards to Silt Removal,

Lodge Doors (thresholds), Emergency Sirens, Comanche Gate, Motor Bike Track (on 902), Lodge Painting and Carpet, Electronic Sign and the July 4th Celebration.

The board recessed at 7 p.m. for the Board Meeting in the Assembly Room with homeowners.

At 7:03 p.m. president Spangler welcomed 16 members to the meeting and led all present in the Pledge of Allegiance. There were no newcomers to the meeting. Bob Bingham joined the board members at this time.

Minutes of the April 3 Lake Kiowa Property Association meeting were read by Secretary Peggy Padgham. Linda Fite made a motion to accept the minutes as read. Randy Howell seconded and all were in favor. John Davis abstained.

Kathy Reed, Treasurer, gave the Financial Report. She reported that the finances of the association continue to be in good order.

President Spangler called on Manager Scott Campbell and the Department personnel to give their reports. Each report will be published in the Communique. It was noted that an alert homeowner reported an incident on the #10 fairway and Security was able to apprehend the person(s) responsible. Chief of Security Gary Davidson urged all homeowners to be alert for any type of infraction and to call Security immediately.

Both Don Hoover and Dave Long gave detailed reports to those present.

Carol Clausing requested that information regarding building permits be published in the Communique. The board will take this under advisement.

The meeting in the Assembly Room was recessed at 7:50 p.m.

At 7:56 p.m. the board reconvened in the Board Room.

BUDGET

President Spangler presided over the discussion pertinent to the proposed budget. Additional meetings will be held to continue the discussion.

John Davis made a motion to adjourn at 9:50 p.m. Kathy Reed seconded and all were in favor.

Respectfully submitted,Peggy H. Padgham, Secretary

MINUTES OF THE BOARD MEETING

KIOWA HOMEOWNERS WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION

APRIL 13, 2006INVOCATION: President Jess

Maxwell opened the meeting with a word of prayer.

CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was held at the Kiowa Homeowners Water Supply Corporation Office and was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by President Jess Maxwell.

ESTABLISHMENT OF QUORUM: All members were present with the exception of J.A. Samples.

APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE MARCH 8, 2006 MEETING: The minutes were approved on a motion by Brent Reed and a second by Dean Dorsch. All were in favor.

APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING: The minutes were approved on a motion by Dean Dorsch and a second by Don Howeth. All were in favor.

APPROVAL OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING: The

minutes were approved on a motion by Don Howeth and a second by Jan Thies. All were in favor.

MANGER’S REPORT: Manager Young reported two new taps installed on lots 1581 and 1479. Overtime reported for Robert Wilson was four hours and Gary Vanbebber was seven hours. Manager Young reported that all tanks are now back in service. The painting on the ground storage tank, inside and outside, has been finished.

DISCUSSION AND APPROVAL OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND AUTHORIZATION OF PAYMENT OF BILLS: Manager Young explained the financial statements to all board members. Dean Dorsch made a motion to authorize the payment of all bills. It was seconded by Don Howeth and all were in favor.

DISCUSSION AND EXPLANATION OF COMMITTEES:

The following were appointed to committees: Budget, water rates & tariff: J.A. Samples Chrm., Jan Thies; Bylaws: Don Howeth Chrm., Joan Carroll; Credentials/Election: Joan

Carroll Chrm.; Long range planning: Brent Reed Chrm., Steve Wood, Don Howeth, Greg Miserak, Jerry Haubrich; Nominating: JanThies Chrm., Dean Dorsch, Brent Reed; Conservation: J.A. Samples Chrm.; Building: Dean Dorsch Chrm., James Robison; Insurance: Jan Thies Chrm., Brent Reed, Jess Maxwell.

COMMITTEE REPORTS:BUILDING: Dean Dorsch submitted

a building committee report. Manager Young is waiting for an estimate from an electrical contractor before we can proceed.

LONG RANGE PLANNING: Manger Young will contact an engineering firm for a proposal about the use of surface water as a back up plan.

ELECTION: No report.BYLAWS: No report.DISCUSSION AND APPROVAL

OF CHECK SIGNATURE RESOLUTIONS: A motion to accept the resolution requiring two signatures on each check, and allowing all board members and the General Manager to sign checks at both GNB and FSB was

made by Jan Thies and a second by Dean Dorsch. All were in favor.

DISCUSSION ON OPEN MEETING/OPEN RECORDS TRAINING: Manager Young gave each board member a DVD from the attorney-generals office. Every board member and employees of the water corporation are required to take a two hour training on open meetings/open records. The DVDs will take the place of a training session.

DISCUSSION OF ANY ITEMS TO BE INCLUDED ON THE NEXT MEETING AGENDA: It is hoped we will have a report on insurance by the next meeting. A building committee update is also expected.

ADJOURNMENT: Dean Dorsch made a motion to adjourn at 10:10 a.m. Jan Thies seconded it and all were in favor.

The next meeting will be May 17 at 9:00 a.m. in the office of the water corporation.

Joan Carroll, Secretary

LAKE KIOWA PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

BOARD MEETING, SOUTHWEST ROOM

MONDAY, MAY 1, 2006CALL TO ORDERPresident Dave Spangler called the

meeting to order at 6:02 p.m. Board member Randy Howell was absent.

REVIEW OF MINUTESLee Skinner made a motion to approve

the April 17, 2006 minutes. Kathy Reed seconded and all were in favor.

DRIVEWAYS – Materials now approved

John Davis, Chairman, presented a request by the Architectural Control Committee that the Board review the materials allowed in the construction of driveways. This will be discussed at a future board meeting after members have had a chance to review and consider the regulation.

AARF (POS System upgrade)President Dave Spangler and

Manager Scott Campbell discussed the upgrade for the Point of Sale system. Equipment has been ordered. Benefits associated with the Aloha system were discussed and members were apprised of the improvements that will enable transactions to be posted from the Lodge and entered immediately into the system.

BUDGET The Board briefly reviewed items

in the O & M budget before focusing on the AARF and CARF budgets. Continued discussion will take place at the next meeting.

EXECUTIVE SESSIONKathy Reed made a motion, seconded

by Bob Bingham, to enter Executive Session at 8:27 p.m.

At 8:55 p.m. Lee Skinner made a motion to exit Executive Session. Kathy Reed seconded and all were in favor.

ADJOURNMENTKathy Reed made a motion to adjourn

the meeting at 8:56 p.m. Bob Bingham seconded the motion and all were in favor.

Respectfully submitted,Peggy H. Padgham, Secretary

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Lake Kiowa Marina Self Storage............7Lake Kiowa Professional

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

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940.704.1137Free Estimates


704 KIOWA DRIVE WEST4-2-2 GOLF COURSE - $209,500

LOT 824

LOT 1103-04

LOT 197LOT 1431-32

805 KIOWA DRIVE EAST5-6.5-3+ INTERIOR - $989,000

925 KIOWA DRIVE EAST4-2-3CPT INTERIOR - $199,00

1224 KIOWA DRIVE EAST7-5FULL/2HALF-2+ WATERFRONT - $1,500,000

101 SHAWNEE DRIVE EAST3-2-2+ INTERIOR - $234,900

LOT 1635

727 KIOWA DRIVE WEST3-2-1.5-2CPT WATERFRONT - $425,000

LOT 652

114 KIOWA DRIVE SOUTH4-4-3 WATERFRONT $545,000

LOT 104

107 HOGAN DRIVE EAST3-3 WATERFRONT - $395,000

LOT 1379

619 KIOWA DRIVE EAST4-3-2+ INTERIOR - $215,000

LOT 486

108 CHIPPEWA COVE3-3.5-2+ WATERFRONT $829,000

LOT 1753pt54

WATERFRONT LOT - BOAT DOCK w/Lift & Storage 70X304X75X301 - $319,500

LOT 640

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

LOT 1482-83

204 KIOWA DRIVE EAST2-2-2 CA WATERFRONT - $339,000

LOT 138

LOT 412


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123 HOGAN DRIVE EAST6-5.5-4+ INTERIOR - $895,000

LOT 1372

#1 IN SALES FOR 15 YEARS!

200 CAYUGA TRAIL NORTH3-2.5-2+ INTERIOR - $279,900

LOT 1245-46


309 KIOWA DRIVE EAST3-3.5-2+ INTERIOR - $309,000

REDUCED

REDUCED

LOT 1306

LOT 220

34 CommuniQue June 2006 June 2006 CommuniQue 35LAKE KIOWA CALENDAR JUNE 2006

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Lodge Dining Closed

Lodge Dining Closed Lodge Dining 11-8:30

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Lodge Dining 11-9:30



Chapel - 8-8:30 am @ Lodge

Tennis - Mixed - 8:00 amChapel Choir - 8 am

@ LodgeLine Dancing - 9 am

@ LodgeDuplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ LodgeLKPOA Board Mtg.

- 6 pm @ LodgeChapel Quarterly Mtg

- 6:15 @ Lodge

Golf Course Closed

Exercise - 8 am @ Lodge





Bingo - 7 pm @ Lodge


Women’s Tennis - 8 am MGA Meeting & Golf

7:30 am @ Lodge

Golf Course Closed

FLAG DAY


KHWSC Board - 9 am @ Water Office







Lodge Dining Closed

Golf Course Closed


Steak Special

Amateur Radio Club - 8 am @ Citgo

Kiowa Woman’s Club - 10:30 am @ Lodge


Kiwanis Dinner - 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Lodge Dining 11-8:30Hearts of Harmony

5 pm



Calendar - Betty GaertnerCommuniQue OfficeFront GateKiowa Homeowners Water SupplyLodge & TavernMemorial - Mary Jean CopelandPOA OfficePro Shop

665-7756665-4275665-3221668-8391665-3741665-7775665-1055668-7394

Hearts of Harmony 10 am @ Lodge

Computer Club - 7 pm @ Lodge


Chapel Choir - 8 am @ Lodge

Tennis - Mixed - 8:00 amLine Dancing - 9 am

@ LodgeDuplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

LKPOA Board Mtg -6 pm @ Lodge

(7 pm Bd/Mgmt. Reports)

Hearts of Harmony 10 am @ Lodge

Hearts of Harmony 5 pm

Texas Hold’em Poker - 6:30 pm @ Lodge


Friends of the Lodge- 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Couples Bridge 6:30 pm @ Lodge


Steak Special

Steak Special

Steak Special

Chapel Choir - 8 am @ Lodge

Tennis - Mixed - 8:00 amLine Dancing - 9 am @

LodgeDuplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

Golf Course Closed

Men’s Tennis - 8 am



Lodge Dining 11-5:30Lodge Dining 11-5:30

1/2 Price Wings

1/2 Price Wings

1/2 Price Wings

1/2 Price Wings

WGA Golf - 8 am Tee Off

LKVFD Outpost - 8-1 @ CR211 Woodbine

Lodge Dining Closed

President’s Cup - 8 am Tee Off


Baseball Menu

Couples Golf - 12:30 for 1 pm Tee Off

Kiwanis Dinner - 6:30 pm @ Lodge

Bulls & Bears - 7 pm @ Lodge

Kids Catfish Derby - Noon @ Little Fox Pond


Tennis - Mixed - 8 amChapel Choir - 8 am

@ LodgeLine Dancing - 9 am

@ LodgeDuplicate Bridge - 12:30 pm @ Lodge

WGA Scramble & Lunch Meeting - 8 am Tee Off


Yoga - 9:30 am @ Lodge



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

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

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



FATHER’S DAYFree Desserts with

Lodge Dining

WGA Golf - 8 am Tee Off

President’s Cup - 8 am Tee Off

KWC Book Review - 10 am @ 737 KDW




KIOWA KAPERSGOLF TOURNAMENT


NEWCOMER MIXER - 1:30 @ Lodge

Arts & Crafts trip Morton Museum

- 10:30 am @ Parking Lot

Kiowa Ones - 6 pm @ Back Porch

LKACC Meeting - 7 pm @ Lodge

LKACC Bass Tournament -

6 am @ Pavilion

LKACC Happy Hour Tournament - 5 pm

@ Pavilion

LKACC Sand Bass Tournament - 6 am

@ Pavilion

LOT 16351224 KIOWA DRIVE EAST

Our Home of the Month

Marion Hoeflein • 940-668-7864Cell: 940-727-2257

Noble Moss • 940-665-5488Cell: 972-979-8790

For a Private Showing callLake Kiowa Realty

Living Area

View from Lake Covered Deck

Recreation Area

OfficeSun Deck Covered Patio

Seafood Special

Seafood Special

Seafood Special

Seafood Special

Seafood SpecialPasta Station

Pasta Station

Pasta Station

Pasta StationLodge Dining 11-8:30

Pasta Station

KWC Cookbook Special









Baseball Menu

Baseball Menu

Baseball Menu




Women’s Tennis - 8 am




Father/Daughter Dance- 6 pm @ Lodge

Jr. Golf Clinic - am @ Driving Range




9-Hole WGA Couples Tournament

Boating Safety Course - 10 am @ Lodge

Youth Golf Cart Safety Class - 9 am @ Lodge

Lake Kiowa CommuniQue - June 2006

• National Association of Realtors • Texas Association of Realtors • Dallas Board of Realtors • Dallas Multiple Listing Service • Cooke County Board of Realtors

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LAKE & COUNTRYR E A L T O R S

Mike Pulec940-727-1016

Tad Brown214-732-8580

Don Schneider808-298-5251

Broker/Owner

Linda Keeney972-740-8716

Ken R. Lawler214-673-0808

100 KIOWA DRIVE WEST, SUITE 204

Lot 867 • Interior614 Kiowa Drive West

3/3/2.5 • $164,000

Lot 1595&96 • Interior310 Comanche

3/3/3/2Liv • $229,000

Lot 630 • Waterfront 105 Sarsi Cove West

6/4/ISLAND HOME • $399,000

Lot 339 • Waterfront 503 Kiowa Drive W.

3/2/2.5 • $544,000

Lot 894 • Interior 130 San Chez Drive

3/2/2 • $189,900

Lot 1249 • Interior 134 Cayuga Trail

3/2/2/2Liv • $169,000

Lot 718 • Waterfront 1001 Kiowa Drive West 3+Study/4/3 • $775,000

Lot 780 • Golf Course 102 Navajo Trail West

2/2/4 • $179,000

Lot 305 • Golf Course 315 Cocopa Drive West 3/2/2+ Golf • $210,000

Lot 1497,98,99,pt1496 • Interior 106 Bowie • $890,000

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

Lot 619 • Interior 234 Colt Drive

3/3/2 +Study • $199,900

Lot 191,192,193 • Interior 203 Kiowa Drive East

3/2/3+Sunroom • $365,000

Lot 1469&1470 • Interior128 Sequoya Drive E.

2/2/2 • $144,000

Lot 1660 & 1661 • Waterfront1330 Kiowa Drive East

4/4/4+ • $475,000

Lot 1691 • Interior 1319 Kiowa Drive East 4/2/3+Study • $240,000

Lot 1494,1495,pt 1496 • Interior 102 Bowie Cove East

4/3.5/4 • $249,000

Lot 747 • Waterfront1205 Kiowa Drive West

3/3Full+2 Half/2.5/3Living • $889,000

Lot 760 • Waterfront1229 Kiowa Drive West

4/2, 2Halves/2+/Pool • $569,900

Lot 1493 • Interior 110 Bowie Drive East

3/4/3+/2Living • $285,000

Lot 1581 • Interior 1117 Kiowa Drive East 3/2/2+Golf • $182,000

Lot 973 • Golf Course1006 Kiowa Drive West

3/2/2.5/3Living • $239,900

Lot 207&208 • Interior 123 Shawnee Drive

2/2/1.5 • $139,500

Lot 1477-1478 • Interior 112 Sequoya Drive

5/3/Double Lot • $124,000

Lot 210 • Interior127 Shawnee Drive E.

2/2.5/2 • $155,000

Lot 1448 & 1449 • Interior 109 Longhorn Drive East

3/2/4 + Pool • $198,000

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