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News
Bend
around the
Bend
MARCH 2013
Upcoming Events
Events . . . . .
April 18
WinStar Bus Trip
April 27
Paper Shredding Event
Fish and Chips, March 7
Bingo & Burgers, March 14
Karaoke, March 15
St. Patrick’s Day Specials, March 16
Prime Rib Night, March 21
Dick Collins Legacy Speaker’s Forum, March 22
Birthday Celebration Night, March 23
Fried Chicken Buffet, March 28
Ladies Night Out, March 28
Easter Sunday Buffets, March 31
Easter Egg Hunt, March 31
PRSRT STD
U.S. Postage PAID
Granbury, Texas
Permit No. 27
Member
DeCordova Bend Estates
May 18 & May 19
DCBE Garden Tour
June 6,7 & 8
LGA 18 Hole Ladies
2013 Member/Guest Tournament
Notice to Members
For our members that work, the Admin
Office will be open on Saturday, March
2, 2013 from 8:00 a.m. until Noon to
dispense vehicle stickers for the new
gate system.
Please bring with you:
1)Vehicle to be tagged (Note: Admin
Office has to put sticker on your
car/truck),
2)Registration, insurance & license
plate number.
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5301 Country Club Dr.
Granbury, TX 76049
817.326.2381
www.dcbeweb.com
News Around the Bend
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March 2013
Easter Buffet
March 31, 2013
Three Seatings Available
11:00 a.m., 12:30 p.m. & 2:00 p.m.
Buffet Will Include
Carving Board with Baked Ham and Inside Round of Beef
Blackened Tilapia
Chicken Tenders and Cream Gravy
Wild Rice
Easter Egg Hunt
Our annual “Easter Egg Hunt”
Scalloped Potatoes
will be held (weather permitBaked Macaroni and Cheese
ting) on the Clubhouse lawn at
Green Bean Casserole
3:00 p.m. on Sunday, March
Normandy Blend Mixed Vegetables
31.
Deviled Eggs
There will be separate areas
to hunt for the following age
Traditional Salad Bar and Rolls
groups:
Apple Cobber
4 and Younger
Red Valvet Cake
5-7 Years Old
Chocolate Cream Pie
8 and Older
Reservations Required
817-326-2381
All participants must provide
their own baskets for the hunt.
All reservations are guaranteed if not cancelled by noon March 30, 2013. We ask that all guests with
Reservations arrive at their reserved times, as those arriving late will affect the next seating.
Adults $28.95++ / Children Ages 5-11 $12 ++ / Kids 4 & Under are Complimentary
Inside This Issue
Easter Buffet & Egg Hunt
2
Decals for Member Vehicles
3
Welcome New Members
3
2013 Candidates for BOD
3
March 15 Deadline for BOD
3
Motorcycle Owners in DCBE
3
3
In Memory3
DCBE Book Club
4
Gardens Wanted4
Hole in One
4
Spring Forward4
DCBE News Columnist
4
DCBE Garden Club
4
You Found It
4
DCBE Womans Club
4
Member Correspondence
4
Missed Garbage Pickup
4
FYI ...Newsletters4
Dining with Matt Fleming
6
Womans Club6
Chef ’s Table w/Chef Erich
6
March 2013 Calendar
7
Fish & Chips
8
Karaoke8
St. Patty’s Day
8
Bingo8
Prime Rib Night
8
Dick Collins Legacy Speaker’s Forum 9
Birthday Night9
Ladies Night Out
9
Fried Chicken Night
9
Security News10
Valentine Member Pictures
10
LGA News11
MGA News11
LGA 18 Hole Tournament Form
12
Pro Shop News
13
Neighborhood Compliance
13
Website 2013 Enhancement Info
17
Juke Box Fund
18
Mayor’s Report19
Master Gardener Plant Sale
19
Classifieds20
Cards, Activities & Meetings
21
Salvation Army Womens League
21
WOWs Meeting21
Granbury Womens Connection
21
Pecan Plantation Breakfast Forum
21
March Member Birthdays
22
DCBE Finance24
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March 2013
2013 Candidates for
Board of Directors
The Nominating Committee is proud
to announce the nominees running for
the Board of Directors. These candidates are:
John Marshall
Dick Brooks
David Seymour
Tamra King
Susan Kay
Ralph Quest
We are especially thankful for CoChairman Corky Dawson and Shelly
Mathis and their committee members:
Alta Collins, Carolyn Riley and Melinda Charbonnet who worked to secure
this fine slate of candidates.
You can learn about your candidates
in the April issue of “News Around the
Bend” when we will be presenting their
pictures and biographies.
Also “Meet the Candidates” night at the
clubhouse has been scheduled for April
24, 2013 in the clubhouse
March 15 Deadline
for Nominees for the
Board of Directors
No longer are written endorsements
rquired for nominees to run for the
Board of Directors.
For those members who want to submit
their nomination to run for the Board
of Directors, please stop by the Admin
Office and complete a Nomination Form.
The form can be obtained from Theresa
Taylor in the Admin Office.
Please note all forms must be received
back in the Admin Office no later than
March 15 in order to qualify.
Deadline for the next issue of
“News Around the Bend” is
March 5, 2013
For input into the newsletter,
Channel 28 and web site - please contact
Brenda Cutchen at 817-326-2381 ext 233 or
email:
brenda@dcbeweb.com
FAX: 817-326-5783
--The Association does not necesarily endorse
any of the paid advertisements contained
within this bulletin.
Decals for
Member Vehicles
The Admin Office has started issuing
vehicle stickers for the new gate system.
Administration hours for vehicle decals
are Tuesday through Friday from:
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
For our members that work, we will be
open on Saturday, March 2, 2013 from
8:00 a.m. until Noon.
Please bring your vehicle, registration and
insurance to the clubhouse.
Note that employee from Admin Office
will need to affix sticker to your vehicle.
Motorcycle Owners in DCBE
Our new gate system is not recognizing
motorcycles because the motorcycles are not
large enough. The arm may raise, but for
safety reasons we are asking our motorcyclists
to GO AROUND the new gate and NOT
THROUGH it. This procedure applies to
both entering and exiting our gates.
Please bear with us as we work through the
kinks in the new gate system and we thank
you for your patience.
Saturday, April 27
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
The shredder truck will be at the Pavilion
on the above date to shred documents that
need destroying for members. There is “NO
Charge” to members.
In Memory
Gary Tootle
Judit Mayers
DCBE Book Club
The DCBE book club will meet Thursday, March 14 at 2:00 p.m. in the Tejas
room. We will be discussing Yellow
Crocus by Laila Ibrahim.
If you are interested in joining a book
club, you’re welcome to come join them
for some exciting new reading adventures or contact Pat Steven at ps73@
windstream.net.
Hope you’ll join us.
Gardens Wanted . . .
Members, if you have a gorgeous
garden or know of a neighbor with
beautiful gardens who would like to
show them off at our next DeCordova
Garden Tour scheduled for Saturday,
May 18 and Sunday, May 19, please
give Bennie Hudgins a call at 817-3260216.
Let us add your name and garden to
the upcoming DCBE Garden Tour.
Hole-in-One
Congratulations to
Diane Marshall
for her great shot!
Sun, February 17
Hole # 5
DCBE Club
Phone Numbers
Clubhouse817-326-2381
Main Gate
817-326-4640
North Gate
817-326-5277
Fire Dept
817-326-2659
Security Chief
817-326-2677
Pro Shop
817-910-2537
Maintenance817-326-4895
Marina817-219-0265
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DCBE Garden Club
Friday, March 29
The DCBE Garden Club will be meeting
on Friday, March 29 at 10:00 a.m. in the
Tejas room of the Clubhouse. We will
have a special speaker from the Bromeliad Club in Dallas.
For further information, contact Carol
Lestarge at 817-326-3074 or email her at
calestarge@charter.net
DeCordova News Column
Kay Bailey is our new reporter for our
DCBE column in the Hood County
News. Members are reminded to keep
Kay informed on your family or social
events that you would like to see in the
DCBE column. Kay can be reached at
817-776-1668 or www.DeCordovaBend.
com.
Attention DCBE Womans
Club Members!
The DCBE Womans Club is needing
nominations to fill two executive board
positions for year 2013/2014.
These two position are:
* Treasurer &
* Recording Secretary
If interested, contact Carol LeStarge at
817-326-3074 or email her at calestarge@
charter.net.
FYI . . . .
Our monthly newsletters (printed copy)
can be found in the foyer of clubhouse or
at receptionist’s office.
A limited number is printed for our
members without computers; we email
them to our members who have email
addresses and we also post the current
newsletter on our web site.
Our new web site is going online around
the end of February or by the time you
get this March issue of News Around the
Bend. See page 17 in this March issue
and it explains the changes.
YOU FOUND IT,
OR DID YOU?
In the February issue of “News Around the Bend”
no member numbers were found. Of course you
didn’t, I forgot to put them in.
I’ve hidden two numbers in the March newsletter
newsletter and by reporting to Brenda Cutchen,
Communications at 817-326-2381 ext 233 or
emailing her at brenda@dcbeweb.com, you could
win a $15 gift certificate to the clubhouse.
Happy hunting!
Member
Correspondence
A great BIG “thank you” to the anonymous donor who donated the rolling
chair to the DCBE Library.
For those new members, who have not
yet visited the library, you are in for a
pleasant surprise. Our DCBE Library is
located in the old Fire Hall (first door on
the left of the building) at the Main Gate
and is open 24/7. Library is stocked with
paper back books which are shared by
our members.
Friends of DCBE Library
Missed Your Garbage Pickup
Don’t forget to set
all of your clocks one
hour ahead on
Sun, March 10, 2013
March 2013
For various reasons if your garbage is not picked up on Mondays, please call and report to
IESI at 817-579-8855 .
Valentine Party, February 14, 2013
Front Row: Alex & Gail Azar
2nd Row: Ray & Michaeleen Toler, Jarry &
Donna Roessler, Carol & Con Shuck, Betty
Henson & Jerry Jones.
Boat Trailer Stickers
Members, we still have boat trailers located in
the Burn Area that need a
sticker. Please check your trailers located there
and if you don’t have your trailer stickered;
then please do so.
Trailer stickers may be obtained by bringing
your registration to the Admin Office. Hours
are Tuesday thru Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
MARCH 1, 2013 is the deadline and all those
trailers without stickers will be removed and
disposed of.
4000 CRESCENT DRIVE
297-CUSTOM, ONE-OWNER HOME,
BUILT BY GERALD BOGGS. Premium
location on a beautiful golf course lot.
Excellent floorplan, high ceilings.
Spacious split master suite with sitting
area. Formal & informal dining, wood
burning fireplace & wet bar in gracious
living room. $198,000 MLS# 11897271
6406 CIRCO DRIVE
235-WONDERFUL 3 bedroom, 2 bath
family home. Tremendous buy! 2 car
garage. Large lot. Great workshop.
Enjoy all the amenities! $110,000
MLS# 11887728
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4114 FAIRWAY DRIVE
203-GOLF COURSE HOME with 2
bedrooms, 2½ baths and 2 car garage
on #12 fairway. Granite countertops,
tile and wood flooring, recently updated
through out entire house. Great for
entertaining with large covered patio
with pergola and fireplace! $199,999
MLS# 11895267
4006 ANGELINA CT.
262-INVITING STREET APPEAL
WITH FRONT PORCH & DORMER
ROOF. Open floor plan with fireplace.
Kitchen has wood floors & granite.
High ceilings & molding. 30X10 sun
room. 25X25 slab for workshop. Golf
cart gar. $170,000 MLS# 11848099
March 2013
4906 FAIRWAY PLACE CT.
259-IT'S ALL HERE - lake frontage,
fishing creek, & golf course. Treed,
park-like setting. 2 decks. Updated
with hardwood floors, crown molding,
lighting, granite, custom cabinets, new
Jetta tub, walk-in shower, new window
treatments. $319,000 MLS# 11896955
4224 MOJAVE DRIVE
212-WELL MAINTAINED HOME ON
THE CREEK. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths,
granite counters, great floorplan. Parklike backyard. Just steps from the
Marina. Enjoy the clubhouse, pool and
golf! $158,900 MLS# 11843741
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Dining News With
Matt Fleming
We have some great events planned for the coming months and specials
that I’m sure you will love. March 7th will be our Fish and Chips Special
which is always a quick seller. Bingo will be the 14th and Fried Chicken
Buffet on the 28th. Chef Erich will have his annual St. Patrick’s specials
ready to go on Saturday the 16th. Come enjoy a green beer at Karaoke
on Friday the 15th. The House and Entertainment committee will host a
Ladies Night Out event Thursday the 28th in the Chaparral room featuring
“Bernie”. The Dick Collins Legacy Forum will have a 1040 dinner party with
speaker on Friday the 22nd. The March Birthday’s will have their dinner on
Saturday the 23rd. Let’s not forget Easter which will have 3 seating times
and be held on March 31st, the Easter Bunny makes a visit for the Egg hunt
on the front lawns beginning at 3pm. We are also excited to announce a
Winstar trip for our members but seats are limited for the bus on April 18th.
The trip will include transportation and a buffet dinner upon returning to
the club. As you can see there’s a lot coming up so make sure to get your
reservations in today. Whether it’s your first time to the clubhouse or daily
routine, we look forward to providing you great service and a warm place
to call your home.
Sincerely,
Matt Fleming
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March 2013
Woman’s Club
of
de Cordova
March Meeting
Program:
Gary and Maureen Sisson will do a skit as Davy
Crockett & Elizabeth Patton Crockett. The SAR
will present the colors, wearing period costumes.
Tuesday, March 19
Registration begins at
10:30 a.m.
Program starts at
11:00 a.m.
Lunch Served at
12:00 p.m.
Entree:
Tortilla Lasagna Layered w/Corn Tortillas, Beef, Beans,
Cheese and Ranchero Sauce
Alternative:
Taco Salad with Grilled Chicken
Chef’s Table
Greetings from the Kitchen!! Can you believe spring is just
around the corner? Not that we really had to experience a true
winter storm. Easter is also at the end of this month this year,
so be sure to join us for our Easter buffet and of course our
annual Easter egg hunt for the kiddos. St. Patty’s day dining
specials will be on the 15th-16th of this month as well. Be sure
to join us and come get your Irish on!
The new menu is in full swing and I have to say the
membership has spoken, it is a big success. In addition to the
new menu, the new Family grill is now open for business, so
bring the kids up for a birthday party or a quick bite.
Once again I want to personally thank all of you who support
your club; we couldn’t make this operation run without you!
God Bless!
Chef Erich
Dessert:
Cherry Cobbler
Reservations are required. If you are a member,
you will be contacted. If not a member, please
come as a guest by calling Linda Evans (817)
326-5268 to make your reservation.
Shelly Mathis, President
RITE-CUT LAWN & TREE
SERVICE
We Go the Extra Mile,
One Yard at a Time . . .
817-573-1825 or
817-736-6857
Ron Hamel,
Owner
Free Estimates
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March 2013
March 2013 Events/Food Calendar
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Dining Hours of Operation
Breakfast: 7:30am - 10:30 am (Saturdays)
Lunch: 11:00am - 2:30pm (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, & Saturday)
Dinner: 5:30pm-9:00pm (Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
Sunday: 9am - 1:00pm (Brunch)
* Reservations can be made by calling 817-326-2381
3
9am-1pm
Brunch Buffet
$11.95 (Adults)
$7.95 (Children 5-11)
4
Closed for the Day
Dining & Kitchen
Lounge
Pro Shop
Clubhouse
Golf Course
10
9am-1pm
Brunch Buffet
$11.95 (Adults)
$7.95 (Children 5-11)
Daylight Saving Time
Remember to set your
clocks forward 1 hour!
No Evening Dining Dining Room closes
at 2:30pm
6
at 2:30pm
11
12
at 2:30pm
18
19
10:30am - DCBE Womans
Club
Closed for the Day
Dining & Kitchen
Lounge
Pro Shop
Clubhouse
Golf Course
at 2:30pm
7pm - City Council Meeting
6:30pm-Workshop-City
24
9am-1pm
Brunch Buffet
$11.95 (Adults)
$7.95 (Children 5-11)
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EASTER BUFFET
Three Seatings
11am, 12:30pm &
2pm
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25
Closed for the Day
Dining & Kitchen
Lounge
Pro Shop
Clubhouse
Golf Course
26
11am Granbury Christian
Womens Connection
at 2:30pm
5:30pm - 9pm - Dinner
Al a carte / Menu
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5:30-9pm - Dinner
Dinner - Al a carte / Menu
8pm-Midnight-Karaoke
5:30pm-9pm Dick CollinsLegacy
Speakers Forum
1040 Forum Dinner
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5:30-9pm - Dinner
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7:30am - 10:30am
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10am - 2pm - BURN AREA
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5:30pm - 9pm - Member Dining in Grill & Lounge
PRIVATE PARTY IN MAIN
DINING ROOM
21
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7:30am - 10:30am
$6.95
6pm WOWs Dinner &
Meeting
14
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5:30pm-9pm - Dinner
Al a carte / Menu
5:30-9pm - Dinner Fish and Chips
5-8pm - BINGO, Burgers
& Pizza
20
at 2:30pm
7:30am - 10:30am
$6.95
10am-2pm - BURN AREA
open
2pm - DCBE Book Club
in Tejas Room
13
at 2:30pm
2
5:30pm-9pm - Dinner
Al a carte / Menu
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Closed for the Day
Dining & Kitchen
Lounge
Pro Shop
Clubhouse
Golf Course
17
9am-1pm
Brunch Buffet
$11.95 (Adults)
$7.95 (Children 5-11)
5
Saturday
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7:30am - 10:30am
$6.95
3pm - 7pm: BURN AREA
open
5:30pm - 9pm - Birthday
Celebration Night
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30
10am - Garden Club
7:30am - 10:30am
$6.95
5:30pm-9pm - Dinner
Al a Carte / Menu
3pm - 7pm: BURN AREA open
5:30pm - 9pm - Member Dining in Grill & Lounge
PRIVATE PARTY IN MAIN
DINING ROOM
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March 2013
Reservations are requested in Dining as they help to better serve you!
817 - 326 - 2381
Fish & Chi ps
Thurs, March 7
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Come join us for our
“Fish and Chips” dinner
Featuring
Beer Battered Fish
with Fries, Malted Vinegar &
Cole Slaw
$9.95
Reservations 817-326-2381
Karaoke
Friday, March 15
8:00 p.m. - Midnight
BINGO
Thursday, March 14
Buffet w/Burgers & Pizza
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Buffet Starts at 5:00 p.m.
Features our fabulous Burger & Pizza,
with Potato Salad & Chips
GAMES Start at 6:00 p.m.
Bingo Cards are
10 Games (3 cards a Sheet)
Bonus Coverall is 1 Card
11 Games Total
$14.95 Includes 11 Games & Buffet
Prizes to be Given
Reservations
817-326-2381
Come try our green beer and join Krissy
& the gang for a night out. You’re guaranteed to have a good time singing songs
and socializing with your friends.
St. Patty’s Day
Irish Specials
Saturday, March 16
11:00am-9:00pm
(While supplies last)
Special
$13.95
Irish Bangers & Mash and Braised Cabbage
$12.95
Emerald Isle Beef Stew Bread Bowl
$13.95
Corned Beef Rueben Sandwich with House Chips
Reservations
817-326-2381
Prime Rib Night
Thursday, March 21
Prime Rib Buffet
5:30-9pm
$22.95++
Prime Rib Carving Board
Mashed Potatoes
Green Beans
Dinner Rolls
Salad Bar
Peach Cobbler
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March 2013
Dick Collins Legacy Speakers Forum
1040 Program & Dinner
Fiscal Cliff Tax Legislation of 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
5:30 Registration and Deductible Cash Bar
6:00 Dinner
Catfish or Crawfish Po’ Boys
Legislative Pork ‘n Beans
Procrastinator Potato Salad
Boston Harbor Ice Tea
Alternate Meal Loophole Green Salad with
Capital Gain Grilled Chicken
Dessert - Chocolate Extension
Cake
6:30 Program
Speaker - James Young, CPA with BMY Financial
Program & Dinner only$10.40
RSVP - 817-326-2381
LADIES NIGHT OUT - MOVIE MADNESS
“BERNIE” - A TRUE STORY, TAKING
PLACE IN LONGHORN, TEXAS
Thursday Night, March 28
5:00 P.M. Drinks
Followed By A Southern
Fried Chicken Buffet
Offering Fried Chicken or Chicken Fried Steak, Tossed
Salad, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans,
Corn on the Cob & Fruit Cobbler
All For $11.95 ++
Bernie’s Peach Belinis Is Our Special Lady’s
Drink.
Beer And Wine are Available
RAFFLE TICKETS FOR: A VERA BRADLEY HANDBAG
$2.00 PER TICKET - OR 3 FOR $5.00 Bring your friends - 817-326-2381 for
reservations.
Birthday Night
Sat, March 23
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Come Celebrate Your
Birthday with Your DeCordova Family!
Braised Beef Stroganoff
With Pappardelle Pasta & Wild Mushroom
Bacon Green Bean Bundle
$20.95
Chicken Forestire
Wild Mushroom Stuffed Chicken Breast
With Madeira Cream Sauce
$18.95
Bourbon Glazed Salmon
With Wild Rice Pilaf
$17.95
When making reservations, please specify your
entree choice and provide time for your reservation.
Please make your reservations by 4:30 p.m.
on the Friday before Birthday night.
Fried Chicken Buffet
Thursday, March 28
5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Choice of Fried Chicken
or Chicken Fried Steak
Tossed Green Salad,
Mashed Potatoes,
Green Beans,
Corn on the Cob &
Fruit Cobbler
Adults $11.95 ++
5 - 11 $6.95 ++
4 & Under - Free
Reservations: 817 - 326 - 2381
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March 2013
Security News
To all of the residents of DeCordova Bend Estates, I am honored for the
opportunity to serve you as the new chief of security. I do not take this responsibility lightly. I have worked here
for 8 years now and have thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it and look forward to many more years to come.
I am always available 24/7 and can be reached at (817) 964-8114. Below I have created 2 charts that show a
breakdown of NORV’s (Notice of Rules Violations)
for the month of January. During the month we had 87 calls for service.
Chief Larry Morgan chief@dcbeweb.com
Valentine Dinner
February 14, 2013
Jarry & Donna Roessler
Carol & Con Shuck
Alex & Gail Azar
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March 2013
LGA News for March
March Play Day Formats
March 7 - 18/9 Hole Scramble ~ LGA Monthly Meeting
March 14 - (18 Hole) Partnership ~ Pick Your Own Partner ~ 9 Hole Best Ball/9 Hole Combined Net Score
March 14 - (9 Hole) St. Patricks ~ Luck on the Draw
March 21 - (18 Hole) T and F ~ Only count holes that start with “T” and “F”
March 20 -21- (9 Hole) Ringer Tournament (Chairperson - Mary Jo Jung)
March 28 - (18 Hole) Guest Day
March 28 - (9 Hole) Low Gross / Low Net (Possible Durant Classic Course due to 18 hole Guest Day)
We have had fantastic participation this year so far! With the weather cooperating and our course in great shape it
always makes for an enjoyable round with good company. I just want to give a special shout out to those of you who
have participated whether it be on the course or in meetings. This is a great organization to be a part of and what a
wonderful way to fellowship with women who share the love of golf too!
The birdie tree located in the locker room has been getting full already this year! So far you will see the following
ladies hanging on their respective holes in the tree: Debbie Taylor, Mackye Walker, Barbara Lackey, Connie
Chamberlain and Casey Weaver! Way to go ladies great job!
The 9 Hole players have had a great start with lengthing their “Par” list! So far this year are the following ladies and
the hole in which they had a fantastic Par: Susan Kay (10), Kay Bailey (12) (13) (14), Carol McKernan (13)!!! Awesome
Job Ladies!!! There are also a few highlights that can’t go unrecognized for this group! Pam Schueler had a 58 yard chip
in for Par on hole #12. That is absolutely fantastic and not to boot Gayle Gagnon hit it over the WATER on #15 of all
tricky holes! Woohoo ladies!
“Every time a golfer makes a birdie, she must subsequently make two double bogeys to restore the fundamental
equilibrium of the universe.” Unknown
Respectfully,
LGA President, Casey Weaver
MGA News - March 2013
Date
Mar 1
Game
Shamble
Mar 4
Description
Rabbit
Handicap
Guest Day - 2BB - HC Tees, Pick Your Own Team
No
Full
Sanding Day
Mar 8
3 Clubs + Putter
Bring 3 Clubs + Putter - 2BB Shamble, HC Tees
LEAVE ALL OTHER CLUBS AT HOME
No
Full
Mar 15
Scramble
Count 2 Balls
No
Full
Mar 22
6-Pack
Scramble - Shamble - 2BB
Yes
Full
Mar 29
Shamble
FAMILY DAY 2BB Shamble - Pick Your Own
Team
No
Full
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March 2013
DCBE LGA 18 Hole Presents
2013 Member / Guest Tournament
June 6, 7, & 8, 2013
Limited to the First Paid 60 Teams:
__________ $300 per team (includes Par 3 tournament)
__________ $280 per team (excludes the Par 3 tournament)
Member Name:_____________________________GHIN #___________ Index: __________ Club: ____________________________
Guest Name:_______________________________ GHIN #__________
Index: __________ Club: ____________________________
For a chance to win your entry fee back, you need to have your registration in by April 25, 2013. This is the
LGA guest day and a drawing will be held during the luncheon to determine the winner. If you cannot make
the guest day, please turn your registration in to the Pro Shop on or before April 25 to be eligible for the
drawing.
An official handicap must be established prior to play. Handicap will be verified through GHIN or through
individual clubs.
Tournament agenda will be in the April newsletter.
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March 2013
Pro Shop News . . March 2013
Hello folks!! Spring is upon us. (Thank you Mr. Groundhog!! Lol)
What this means is that we get to work on our golf etiquette and
basic rule we all need to abide by.
1) Let faster groups play through when they are waiting.
2) Use the cart paths around the greens!!!! The rule is
30 yards from the green. You are in violation if you are
on the other side from the cart path and besides this is
needless. Our cart paths are plenty close to each and
every green.
3) Use the 90 degree rule off all cart paths!!!! See how
many cart tracks you see where the cart path bends off
of the tee box where people have driven straight off of
them. Go down and across to your golf ball.
4) Do not drive on the Durant 9 par 3 course!! CART PATH
ONLY!
5) And last but not least sand all divots. If you need sand
bottles let us know. If we don’t have them we can get
them for you. Repair all ball marks on greens. Our
greens are small – repair yours and one other!
6) Thank you for reading these few simple requests.
We have a change to the tournament schedule. We had a
tournament scheduled for March 23 – 24 but we have many
conflicts in the area. We have moved this event to April 5 – 6. The
annual Shreveport trip is scheduled for April 22-23-24 when we
aerify the greens.
MARK YOUR CALENDERS
MARCH 20 – L.G.A. METRO MATCH PLAY
MARCH 20-21 – L.G.A 9 HOLE RINGER TOURNAMENT
28 – LGA GUEST DAY
APRIL 5-6 – MEMBER-MEMBER OR MEMBER-GUEST – LOW BALL
BOTH DAYS
Just a reminder that this year all merchandise credits must be
used by the end of the year.
See you on the links………..
Scott Warner, PGA Professional
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Neighborhood
Compliance Inspector Jim Benge
Developed Properties:
A. Developed property must be kept in a presentable state by the owner
or occupants at their sole cost and expense. Such maintenance includes,
but is not limited to, the following:
1) Prompt removal of all litter, trash, refuse and waste. Trash should
be placed outside for pickup no sooner than 3:00 p.m. before the
day of regular pickup. Trash containers should be removed
from the pickup area and placed in the garage or suitable storage
area not visible from the street within twenty-four hours. For
additional information please contact the general administration
office.
2) Trees & shrubs should be pruned at reasonable increments. Dead
limbs, trees or shrubs should be removed from the property to the
burn area ( burn area hours will be posted on marquee or
ask Security at either gate.
3) Exterior damage is to be repaired and or painted as required on an
as needed basis. Exterior buildings such as storage buildings,
garages or other type buildings should be finished to match the
existing home.
4) Wood fences that are coming apart or falling down need to be
repaired or replaced (if you go back with the same type of fence
you do not need a permit)
5) With the exception of golf cars nothing other than a licensed,
registered vehicle may be kept in an area, including carports,
where it may be viewed from the street. All other items shall be
kept in an enclosed area in harmony with the house in accordance
with DCBE Architectural Control rules & policies.
6) Undeveloped property must be kept in a presentable state by the
owner at their sole cost and expense.
7) Height of the grass, weeds or other unsightly growth shall not
exceed 6’’ inches.
8) No parking on undeveloped lots, no temporarty structure of any
kind shall be erected or placed on any lot.
9) All lots shall at all times be kept in a healthful, sanitary and
attractive condition. No lot shall be used or maintained as
a dumping ground for garbage, trash, junk or other waste matter
including grass clippings.
Look forward to Spring,
Your cooperation is appreciated.
Jim Benge
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March 2013
Robotic surgery
here at home.
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DeCordova Travel Club News
Robot-assisted surgery significantly improves a surgeon’s ability
to see and work in confined spaces without disturbing tissue
and muscle as typically occurs with traditional open surgery and
laparoscopic procedures. LGMC patients requiring hysterectomy,
complex general surgery, transoral incisionless fundoplication
(TIF), and Lap-Band surgery have all benefited from having this
advanced technology, closer to home.
The da Vinci robot enables surgeons to perform delicate
procedures through very small incisions with the aid of a tiny
high-definition camera. Potential benefits of robotic-assisted
surgery may include:
• less pain
• minimal scarring
• quicker return to daily living
• shorter hospital stay
At press time, LGMC’s da Vinci team is nearing another remarkable
milestone – the 200th robot-assisted surgery in the first year of
implementation.
Bradley Hart, Md, PhD
Misty Vandever, MD, OB/GYN
Pete Krone, MD, OB/GYN
Don Howser, MD
Meet the da Vinci Robot!
Test Drive the Robot
Monday, March 25
10:30 to 2:30pm
Tuesday, March 26
6:30am to 9:00am
1:30pm to 3:30pm
Granbury Resort Conference Center
Learn about advances in minimally invasive robotic surgery and “test
drive” the robot yourself. Stay for refreshments and giveaways.
The soul of the American West exists in Yellowstone &
Grand Teton National Park. You witness canyons, geysers,
nature’s landscapes, presidential sculptures, and wide open
spaces. This tour starts with 2 nights in Salt Lake City and a
sightseeing tour of all the highlights. You then travel north
along the edge of the Great Salt Lake to Idaho and into
Wyoming where you will have an opportunity to participate in
a simulated wagon train. Enjoy a visit in the town of Jackson
before arriving in Grand Teton National Park for 2 nights at
the Jackson Lake Lodge. Take a scenic 10 mile float trip on
the Snake River and be on the lookout for animals and birds
including the bald eagle, who made their homes in this natural
habitat. The fifth day view Jenny Lake before arriving in
Yellowstone National Park. You will stay steps from the Park’s
most famous feature, Old Faithful Geyer. Explore the Upper
Geyser Basin and learn more about the famous geyser. The
next day explore Yellowstone’s geologic wonders of bubbling
mud pots, hot springs, thundering waterfalls, and endless forest.
You journey from Yellowstone to the open oil and cattle lands
found in western Wyoming’s cowboy country. In Cody visit
the new Buffalo Bill Museum, the home of the world’s largest
collection of American West artifacts. As you experience the
scenic Bighorn Mountains, you will get an authentic glimpse
of daily life at a ranch. Travel into the Black Hills for a visit to
the Crazy Horse Memorial and continue to Mount Rushmore
National Memorial. Continue on to Rapid City for your
farewell reception and dinner. Trip operates in reverse also.
2013 GROUP TRIP ITINERARIES – (*NEW)
Apr 11*12 Nt Hong Kong to Shanghai – Celebrity Cruises
May 5*15 Nt Miami to Amsterdam Cruise – Celebrity
May 5*11 Day Legendary Danube – Avalon River Cruises
May 23*10 Day Grand Canadian Rockies –Tauck Tours
May-Sep*7Nt. Alaska Tracy Arm Fjord Cruise –Celebrity
May-Sep*11 Nt. Alaska Cruise Tour – Celebrity
May-Sep*7Day Alaska or 10+ Day Cruise Tour-Holland Am
Jun 10*12 Nt. R.T.Barcelona/Rome/Greek Isles –Celebrity
Jun 13*12 Nt. Arctic Circle – R.T. Amsterdam- Celebrity
*Jun 26*10 Day Yellowstone & Grand Teton Park - Tauck
Aug 4*8 Day French River Cruise -Viking River Cruises
Aug 14*11 Day California Gold Coast – Tauck Tours
Aug 19*11 Day Scandinavia & Russia – Emerald Princess
Sept 6*14 Day Spain & Portugal – Tauck Tours
Sep 8*14 Nt. Mediterranean – R.T. Southampton-Celebrity
Sep 25*12 Nt. Black Sea & Greek Isles – Celebrity
Oct 4*16 Day Scenic Yangtze Discovery – Ritz Tours
Oct 13*7 Nt. Canada/New England –R.T. Boston-RCCL
Nov 4*12 Nt Sydney to Auckland – Celebrity
Nov 7*15 Nt Miami to San Diego – Celebrity
Nov 10*14 Day South America – Santiago – Rio - Tauck
Nov 30*15 Day Hawaii – R.T. Los Angles – Princess
Note: For additional information call BRENDA or JIM
MERTZ at 817-326-2774 (Mobile #817-279-2774) or e-mail
bjmertz@charter.net. Also see the clubhouse bulletin
board. These cruises and tours are for all members of
DCBE, their families, and friends.
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March 2013
Website 2013
Enhancement
Information
Below are some of the new website’s features.
Although the look is new, the organization
remains almost untouched.
User ID of your choice - Unfortunately you will have to register again but you will be able to use your member number as you do now or
one of your choice.
Favorite webpage – You will be able to save it as a favorite as you do with other sites.
Timing Out - Simply click on “keep me logged in” and it will not log you off!
More room for information on each page - The side links are moved to the top so there is more room across the page. As a result
some pages have been combined.
Able to find DCBE with a Web Search -’ ‘Search Engine Optimization’ will make it easy to find DCBE not only for you but for those
planning events such as weddings and for those looking for homes. Realize that it will take a while before the search engines index
DCBE. If you want to help, do searches on places like Google, Bing and Yahoo to help us become visible.
Statements Viewed by all Property Owners - Your 5 digit member number and second member number that ends with ‘a’ will remain
the same, with both being able to have separate login IDs, but both will be able to see the statements and make payments but when
making a payment it must be applied to the primary account. From the time your new account is established it will take 2-3 days before
the last 12 months of statements are available for viewing.
Dining & Calendar – Information is open to the public, which means that you can view them without logging in. Note that only Clubhouse
Events will be listed on the Dining page, but all events will be on the Calendar.
Real Estate Marketing – a separate page will be available for realtors as well as members to market their properties. Newsletter Property
Ads will for now be on a separate public page.
Proofed Pages - Have you seen web pages that are not complete? That was because as the pages were being worked on, saved, proofed,
edited, they were open for viewing! Now editing and proofing can be done before publishing. That does not guarantee no mistakes!
Different Photos on each Page - Photos can be changed on most pages.
Roster Enhancements
Use ‘Edit My Personal Info” to change data such as your telephone number.
Choose to hide information by simply checking ‘hide’ beside the information you do not want made public.
When the primary owner is displayed, their spouse and other relatives will also be listed, unless you opted to hide them.
Birth Month and Day is defaulted to display but not the Year, but this can also be hidden.
If the club has photo of you on record, it is displayed, but you can hide it or upload your own photo.
Members searches though have a drawback – you much enter EITHER a LAST or FIRST name, not both.
The advantage is that if you know the first name but not the last, you can try to find them that way.
Living, Loving & Selling
DeCordova Bend! See all the
Listings in DCBE on my
website!
www.DeCordovaBend.com
Kay Bailey
Realtor
817.776.1668
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Schedule your free
consultation today!
Full Service Tax Preparation
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Granbury, TX 76049
817-326-5871
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contactus@thediascpafirm.com
Juke Box Fund
Thank you to the following people or groups
who have donated to the Juke Box Fund
to be used in the Family Grill:
DCBE LGA Ladies Golf Group
Saturday Gangsome Group
Lane & Dot Beaty
Callie Green
DCBE Womans Club
Jerry & Bettie Hanna
Laura Mellencamp
Sheryl & Gus Bates III
House & Entertainment Committee
We are still two thirds complete on our goal.
If other members or groups would be willing to fund or
help complete this project, please contact Ray Kachel, GM at 817-326-2381.
Thank you for your consideration in funding this project.
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March 2013
Mayor’s Report
City of DeCordova, Texas
February 2013
The February council meeting for the City of DeCordova was held on Tuesday, February 19, 2012, in the Tejas
Room at the De Cordova Bend Estates Club House.
Mayor Pro tem, Pat Revill conducted the meeting. She gave a report on Mayor Pruitt’s condition and we would
encourage anyone wanting to send the mayor a Get Well card could use the City address - PO Box 5095, DeCordova,
Texas, 76049. The Council also reviewed the January 2013 monthly Acton EMS and VFD call reports.
The Council approved the replat on DCBE Lot 832R and 833R Unit 8. A Resolution was passed for AMUD, Lot 5,
6B ad M in the Industrial Park , Acton School Road.
The next regular meeting of the City Council will be Tuesday, March 19th, in the Tejas Room. Each City Council
meeting is open to the public and everyone is invited to attend. The Workshop will be conducted at 6:30 pm, followed
by the Regular Meeting at 7:00 pm.
Dick Pruitt, Mayor of the City of DeCordova
Pat Revill, Mayor Pro Tem
Councilmembers
Steve Duncan Bill Looney
Richard Reed Lawrence White
Sylvia Hickey, City Secretary/Treasurer
Rob Dillard, City Attorney
Nichols, Jackson, Dillard, Hager & Smith
Peter Morgan, CPA
George, Morgan & Sneed, PC
Wishing you a very
speedy recovery;
Get well soon!
DCBE Staff
Master Gardener
Plant Sale
It’s Time Again . . .
for Master Gardener Plant Sale!
April 13, 2013
8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Location:
Demonstration Gardens
(Behind Annex 1)
1410 W. Pearl St.
Granbury, Tx
Computer & Wireless Networking Repair
Is your computer turning blue or slowing to a
crawl? Call John & I’ll fix it the right way and
make it like new. Microsoft certified to make
your computer run faster & get rid of those
pesky viruses, install printers, scanners,
software, & setup email. I’ll show you how to do
what you want to do on your computer easily.
I work on iMacs & iPhones, too.
Reasonable Prices.
No non-sense service.
Cell: 817-528-4229
Pecan Resident
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March 2013
Classifieds
LOTS
LARGE CORNER LOT FOR SALE: One of the
last corner lots left in DCBE, 6202 Carrizo. Make
Offer, 214-236-9868.
FSBO - Corner of Fairway & Country Club
Drive, $18,000, Call 817-579-2454 or 210-485-9194
LOT FOR SALE: Great building lot at a great
price! 5611 Hondo is on the market for $15,900. It
is a large lot that has been cleared and ready for your
home. Call Gary Proctor, Century 21 Shirley Hooks,
Inc. of Granbury at 817-894-0901
BARGAIN! LOT FOR SALE. $6,300 Corner of
Viejo and Fairway. Call Debbie Roberts, Winston
Properties 817-219-2725
FOR SALE - GREAT BUILDABLE LOT NEAR
CLUB - 5706 Cortez - Large, flat lot located in
the heart of DCBE close to club. Call for more
information, 817-326-2555.
GREAT BUILDING LOT AT 6323 SONORA
DRIVE. Almost 1/2 acre with small creek on right
hand side and plenty of oaks. Water, Sewer tap and
impact fees paid - cost $6,968. Current survey also
available. $26,900 call Joy Paris RE/MAX Lake
Granbury 817 578 5408 (Make Offer)
UNIQUE WATERFRONT LOT ON CRESCENT
DRIVE WITH 108 FT. ON LAKE. Zoned for
either single or multi family . Sketch for proposed
triplex available. Room for double boat dock. Owner will carry short term note. $99,000 call Joy
Paris RE/MAX Lake Granbury 817 578 5408
FOR SALE: Two premium lots for sale,
6308 Blackfoot, large corner lot with common
waterfront property on beautiful cove and covered
boat slip with lift 5130 Largo, nice golf course lot on # 4 green,
property has been widen into neighboring vacant lot.
AMUD sewer and water fees are paid. Will build
to suit your plan or mine. $75K each, John Booth
Construction 817-832-2300
HOUSES / CONDOS
FSBO - 6504 Circo - Home for sale by owner, 3
bedroom, 2 bath with new updates including hand
scraped wood floors, granite counter tops, interior
paint & window treatments, large lot and very private
fenced backyard, Call 325-901-6779
RE/MAX HOMES FOR SALE IN DCBE - 5103
Bueno, 5110 Bueno, 3902 Crescent, 4006 Angelina,
4906 Fairway Place, 4301 Overlook, 6406 Circo,
6307 Circo, 4224 Mojave, 3802 Fairway, 4000
Crescent, 4114 Fairway. See these listings on
my website at RodDavis.remaxtexas.com - Call
me at 817/578-0660 or Email me at Rdavis042@
windstream.net to schedule a free market analysis
on your home. Rod Davis, agent, RE/MAX Lake
Granbury
Home for lease or sale. 3/2/2 on wooded lot across
the street from Lake Granbury. Vaulted ceiling. Two
year old roof, new high efficiency a/c and heater,
new water heater, new paint. Just needs you. $995
a month or $134,950. 5201 Comanche Vista, Call
806-789-9750
Home on the lake for sale or lease. Beautiful
4/3/2 with great view of Lake Granbury. Has two
waterfalls, hot tub gorgeous grounds, four living
areas, and office. 5403 Comanche Vista Trail.
$795,000 or $3500 a month. Call 806-789-9750
5124 LA VISTA CT * WATERFRONT Townhouse
with Mainbody Views* THREE Bedrooms
each w/its own BATH*Balcony & covered
Patio*HARDWOOD*Breakfast BAR, Tiled
COUNTERS & FLOORS with STAINLESS
Appliances to include the FRIDGE*Dbl CAR Garage
& Detached Golf Cart Garage*Priced to GO @
$285K* Kay Bailey, REALTOR, CBURP www.
DeCordovaBend.com for all the active listings in
DCBE 817.776.1668
5008 BUENO DR. BRING OFFERS! CUSTOM
Built ENERGY EFFICIENT Brick & Stone
One Owner*3/2/3 with MAKE READY
Bonus Room Flooring, Electrical & Plumbing
Already Ran*UPGRADED Accoutrements
Galore*MOTIVATED Seller @ $229K*Kay Bailey,
REALTOR, CBURP www.DeCordovaBend.com for
all the active listings in DCBE 817.776.1668
5120 FAIRWAY CIRCLE*MOTIVATED
SELLERS! BRING OFFERS! PRICE DROPPED
for Quick Sale!!New Painted ROCK Home on
Corner lot canopied by Majestic Oaks*3/2/2 with
1744sqft & a HUGE Wraparound DECK in the
Backyard*Large MASTER* New Faucets and
Fixtures*$122,995.*Kay Bailey, REALTOR,
CBURP www.DeCordovaBend.com for all the
active listings in DCBE 817.776.1668
6201 Circo-Beautifully UPDATED home-Wood
floors-solid surface countertops-large living areawood burning fireplace-Extra large master bedroomLarge and deep garage-Large storage building in
fenced backyard-$166,000. Debbie Roberts, Winston
Properties, 817-219-2725
WATERFRONT HOME FOR SALE - Large
kitchen, large master suite, 2 fireplaces, study and
pool, 3000 sq. ft, Call 817-219-3975
MISCELLANEOUS
O.M.G . . . . .Pain Free!
Chronic pain such as arthritis, fibromyalgia, low
back, neuropathy, sports injuries or any condition
causing pain. F.D.A cleared, laboratory tested
medical device, could ease discomfort. Call for
information and free demonstration, 817-559-7153,
Joseph Rice, C.O.F. Cped
BUSINESS
LOCAL SELF STORAGE BUSINESS IS SEEKING A PRIVATE LENDER, A PEER TO PEER
LENDING OPPORTUNITY. Local & family
owned. Established business, high occupancy, good
financials, solid collateral. Visit http://www.granburyselfstorage.com for complete info. Can meet
and give you a tour of the property any time.
STORAGE SPACE FOR LEASE . . .Two large
rental spaces available inside the main gate of DCBE
to our members. These spaces are big enough (one is
36’ deep; other is 30’ deep) for RV vehicle or Motor
home. If interested in leasing, contact GM at 817326-2381.
RETIRED FIREMAN LOOKING FOR PART
TIME WORK: Clean-up and general maintenance,
electrical and plumbing repair, tile work, bonded,
Call 817-688-6563, ask for Gary
CLUB MEMBERSHIP - 1% lot available. Contact
John Booth at 817-832-2300
MAID FOR YOU - Residential house cleaning for
DCBE. One time custom cleaning or on a regular
schedule with the same reliable professional each
time. Family owned, bonded. Call Barbara at 817573-0713
REMODELING, ADDITIONS, REPAIRS
All types of home remodeling, renovations, repairs,
additions, handy man service. No job too small or
large. Including carpentry, plumbing, painting, tile,
sheetrock and most other work. DeCordova resident
with a long list of DCBE references. Now in our
32nd year of business, and third year in DCBE, Call
Danny Fletcher at 817-994-9581.
COMPUTER & WIRELESS NETWORKING
REPAIR: Computer running slow or turning
blue? Call John! I’ll fix it the right way & make it
like new. Microsoft certified. Run faster; remove
viruses, install printers, software, email & iPhone
setup. Easy instructional tutorials. No gimmicks.
Pecan resident. Cell: (817) 528-4229
COMPUTER REPAIR, INTERNET
CONNECTIONS, HOME/WIRELESS
NETWORKS - Contact Tamra King, 817-894-7598,
tamraking@hotmail.com, fixed fee pricing/no hourly
fees, 13 years of experience at Microsoft, DCBE
Resident.
SENIOR CARE, COMPANION HOME CARE
- Interactive caregivers, keeping seniors mentally
stimulated, personal care, light housework, meals,
transportation, and med reminding. Call Donna 817894-1436 or 817-326-4380.
LITTLEJOHN PAINTING - Let us make your
home look new again! Specializing in Remodel
Painting, Interior/Exterior/Free Estimates. Call
Ralph Littlejohn Jr, 817-235-8100, or Metro Toll
Free 1-888-443-4650
Cards, Activities & Meetings
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March 2013
Please join us at the March meeting of the Salvation
Army Women’s Service League. We meet on Tuesday, March 12
WOMAN’S CLUB GENERAL MEETING
at 10:30 a.m. at the DeCordova Club House. Our speaker will be
The DCBE Womens Club Meeting will be the third Tuesday in each
April Mitchell, Director of Mission Granbury.
month at 10:30 a.m.
All are welcome. For more information call Cheryl Troxel at 817CARD SCHEDULE:
326-8345.
DCBE Ladies Party Bridge Club: The 2nd and 4th Fridays - 9:45
a.m.- Tejas Room
Granbury Christian Womens Connection
Duplicate Bridge: 2nd and 4th Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m.Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Chaparral Room
The
March
meeting of Granbury Christian Women’s
First Thursday Night Bridge, First Thursday of each month, 7:00
Connection
will
be
held
on Tuesday, March 26, 2013, in the
p.m., Tejas Room
First Thursday Night Bridge: February 7, 2013
1st Jimmie & Wynn Stanton
2nd Frankie Simons & Shirley Andersen
3rd JoAnn & Irvin Barron
4th Mary Hall & Paula Carlton
Next game will be March 7, 2013 at 7:00 p.m.
Hostess: Jim & Brenda Mertz and Rita & Bill Prince
North-South: Wednesday Duplicate Bridge, February 13, 2013
1st Paul Harris & Waynell Harris
2nd Etta Moore & Shirley Capps
3rd TR Sartor & Diana Littlejohn
East-West: Wednesday Duplicate Bridge, February 13, 2013
1st Polly Witte & Donna Noyes
2nd Nell Becker & JoAnn Barron
3rd Patti Marlow & Kay Schrieber
March Hostesses:
Mar 13: Rita Prince & Ione Fowler
Mar 27: Nona Rich & Jean McKelvy
Party Bridge Winners, January 25, 2013
1st: Kay Bodden
2nd: Donna Noyes
3rd: Hallie Reusch
Friday, March 8 - WOWs Dinner & Meeting
All women (single, widowed, divorced) are invited to have
dinner with the WOWs on the second Friday of each month at
6:00 p.m.. Hostess for March will be Elfriede Goldberg. Please
call Elfrieda at 817-326-1493 for your reservation.
The Salvation Army Womens Service League
dining room at Decordova Bend Estates. The meeting will start
at 11:00 a.m., with lunch service beginning at 11:15 a.m.
The special feature at this meeting will be a
presentation by Glenda Ramsey, owner of “Decor and More”, a
popular home accessory store in Granbury. Ms. Ramsey will
share decorating advice and tips with the ladies. The main
speaker is Lane Jordan a nationally known speaker, author and
singer. She will share a compelling story of abandonment and
finding peace which is sure to be inspirational.
Reservations for the luncheon can be made by calling
Jan Waites at 817-243-9886. For more information about the
March program or Granbury Christian Women’s Connection,
please contact Paula Hope at 817-326-0107.
March 2013 Breakfast Club Program
Pecan Plantation Country Club
Mar 6
Phil Harris - Ancient Sailing Vessels & the
Polynesians
More interesting and entertaining stories from a
favorite speaker about the incredible sailing and
navigational feats of the ancient mariners in the
Pacific,
Host: George Coker
Mar 13
Bruce Lockwood, New PPOA President
Looking Ahead for PPOA - The newly inaugurated
President of the Pecan Plantation Owners
Association will present what he hopes to accomplish
for the Association in the coming year.
Host: George Coker
Mar 20
Dr. T. Lindsey Baker, Historian
The Robberies and Embezzlements of the Stockyards
National Bank, the story of an infamous 1931 heist
in Ft. Worth where a vial of nitroglycerine was the
robber’s weapon.
Host: John Pelham
Mar 27
Fossil Rim Park, Animal Conservation and
Endangered Species Kelly Snodgrass, COO of Fossil Rim Park, and
Jennifer Fowler, Volunteer, will present a look at
Fossil Rim’s extremely successful programs to breed
and reintroduce several endangered species into the
wild.
Host: George Coker
Listed above are the scheduled Pecan Plantation Breakfast Club
programs for this month. Breakfast begins at 8 a.m. each
Wednesday, with the morning’s program following. Breakfast
Club’s master of ceremonies is George Coker, and each week’s
program host is listed above.
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March 2013
March
2013
Member Birthdays
March 1
Joann Cansler
James E Frieda
La Vonne Holder
Mary Jo Jung
Nannette S. Kenney
Tim Marcia
Landree Stone
William Weaver
Katherine Wood
March 2
James Elliott
Sam Harris
Joe McCartney
Kaitlyn Reynolds
Louella Van Zandt
Beverly Wadley
Kay Yousey
Sydney Anderson
Sydney Anderson
March 3
Michael Cummings
Kevin Harris
Tripp Karnes
Kaden Lehew
Diane Cunningham
March 4
Odell Cook
George Richards
Loyd Self
Judith C. Smith
Alvin Lee Clanton
March 5
Kimberly Golen
Eva Gregory
Barbara McNair
Jon Middleton
Allen Morrow
Carlee Wilson
March 6
Jack Taylor Bayriver
Larry Curtis
Sidney Gray
Mike Keller
Dr. Diana Littlejohn
William Oeller
Gary Simerson
Scott Warner
Chesley Whitney
Betty J. Williams
March 7
Pamela Goetz
Walter Kendall
Chloe Lefaive
Carol Stone
Cathy Ward
Ron Ward
March 8
Janeece Barker
Anita Collinsworth
Kathy Cushing
Betty Harrison
Gary Lewis
Anna Evans
Kevin Nolan
Frank Townsend
Mackye Walker
John Harrell
March 9
Barbara Calaway
Jerome Chappelle
Lisa Duty
Tom Harris
H. Edward Pugh
Hunter Rodgers
March 10
Kristi Bonner
Ruel Dixon
Ladell Ingle
Ralph Kiss
Amy Anderson
March 11
Buddy Curry
Margie Messina
Durwood Miller
Debra Perkins
Jacob Gustafson
Steven Ward
March 12
Shirley Coyer
Therese Cuzner
Ray Dusek
Mary Beth Moore
Donavon Schmidt
Ava Walling
March 13
Corbin Cross
Cynthia Freeland
Audra Mack
Robert Rich
Robert Robb
Louise Schulz
Tory Smith
Ed Wibbenmeyer
Jonathan Bishop
March 14
Lanette Andrews
Tom Arnett
David E. Belling
Bobbie Lewis
Debbie Schuff
Thomas Stephen
March 15
Timothy Bush
David Ellison
Sharon Hopkins
Bill Price, Jr.
Jacintha Shaikh
Keaton Harrell-Moore
March 16
Sue Cummins
Linda Polk
Sara Renfro
Douglas Swaringen
Robert Willard
March 17
Joseph Bush
Austin Kinsey
Peggy McDonald
Matthew Mills
Laurance Munsell
Barbara Shannon
Jack Simons
Jana Sparks
Timothy Ruark
March 18
Brenda Alvarez
Smiley Courtney
Bruce Glatzel
Jim Malone
Tiffani Stone
Jeffrey Tout
Greg Utley
Gary Walker
Tanner Brownen
March 19
Jim Gallman
Nicole Hundley
Johanna Maresh
Andrea Moore
James Oglesby
Charlotte Turner
March 20
Linda Bogard
Mark Chauveaux
Tonya Fallin
Maureen Hanson
Debra Kidwell
Kathleen Koechel
David Shelton
Frances Squires
March 21
Cheryl Knight
Ann Van Zandt Potappel
March 22
Cindy Gann
Clarissa Hansen
Gary Iker
Ma. Paz Martinez
Kyle Osborn
March 23
Nancy Alana
Rachel Anderson
Joseph S. Burch
David Clay
Kevin Colston
Robert E. Davis
Heather Dyer
Sheri Hall
Matthew Irwin
Judy Rogers
Douglas Weaver
Chad Armstrong
March 24
Neatie Burden
Dominique Inge
David Joyner
Alice B. Kale
Connie Pedigo
Helen Shelton
Andrea Stone Smith
Esther Womack
Tena Wood
March 25
Barbara J. Hussey
March 26
Ray Cunningham
Margaret Davis
Opal Jones
Annamae Kavadas
Casi C. Thompson
Jimmy K Walker
Lynne Willard
March 27
Jerri Hurst
Wanda Martin
Gerard Papazian
Deborah Sullivan
Emma Brooke Hart
March 28
Lisa Elliott
Sharon McKinney
Shelly Hericks
Brad Johnson
Kimberly Jones
Robert Sparks
March 29
James Calaway
Kay Ellen Frieda
Steven Hunt
Janie Kennedy
Darrell Mayfield
Scott Rodgers
Anne Simms
Vondliene Treadwell
Bufford Warren
March 30
Kimberly Capra
Bobby Hale
John Helsley
Kacey Huggins
Travis Matthews
Ron Price
Marvin Rhea
Cristopher Wood
March 31
Heath Hamrick
Marilyn Klein
Julie McCalpin
Kathleen Roper
Birthday Night
Sat, March 23
5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Come Celebrate Your
Birthday with Your
DeCordova Family!
Menu
Braised Beef Stroganoff
With Pappardelle Pasta &
Wild Mushroom
$20.95
Chicken Forestire
Wild Mushroom Stuffed
Chicken Breast
With Madeira Cream
Sauce
$18.95
Bourbon Glazed Salmon
With Wild Rice Pilaf
$17.95
Reservations
817-326-2381
When making reservations,
please specify your
entree choice and provide
time for your reservation.
Please make your
reservations by 4:30 p.m.
on the Friday before
Birthday night.
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March 2013
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JANUARY 2013 FINANCIALS
March 1, 2012 - January 31, 2013
YTD
Schedule of Revenues
Current
Total Revenue
$4,044,589
Budget
Last
$3,796,784 $3,811,045
YTD
Schedule of Expenses
Total Expenses
Current
$3,520,915
Budget
Last
$3,554,733 $3,351,249
Income Before Depreciation
$523,674
$242,051
$459,796
Less: Depreciation
$480,277
$458,326
$465,022
$43,397
-$216,275
-$5,226
Net Operating Profit (Loss)
RESERVE SUMMARY
DECEMBER 31, 2012
Operating Funds
Emergency Reserve Funds
Capital Reserve Funds
Less: Budgeted Not Disbursed
$426,979
$504,043
$254,525
-$7,820
$1,177,727

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