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Learn the jaw-dropping story of the ApostlePaul straight from Paul himself! In an ancient “anythinggoes” culture, Paul will inspire kids to share the truth ofGod’s immeasurable love today!Come walk the streets and shop in the market place ofAthens. Come hear Paul share his life in Athens.June 17th thru June 21st6:00 - 8:00 pmDon’t miss the VBS Registration Kick off!Sunday June 16, 6PM - 8PM.Ages for VBS - beginning kindergarten thru beginning 5th gradeHelen HarwardSalutatorianKrum High School Class of2013 graduates SaturdayKrum High School will graduate 114 seniors during ceremonies this Saturday, June 8at 2 p.m. KHS will stream live video footage of the graduation ceremony. Visit www.krumisd.net for more information. See pages 7-13 for more on the Class of 2013.The club for busy people. TM802 E. McCart St. (across from Middle School)Krum, Texas 76266940-736-6738www.anytimefitness.com/gym/3357By John CallarmanTroy Mernatti, the Saddlebrooksubdivision residentwhose application fora Federal Firearms Licensewas the subject of a CitizensAgenda protest from representativesof the SaddlebrookHomeowners Associationat the May 6 KrumCity Council meeting, toldthe City Council Mondaynight that “some peoplehiked a bunch of fairy taleson you about what I’m doing.”He was referring, duringhis three minute window atthe beginning of the councilmeeting, to speculationby two homeowners associationrepresentatives thatassembling and selling firearmsat a residence in thesubdivision would cause anuncontrollable flow of customertraffic, particularly ondays when gun shows wereVBS Kick Off & RegistrationCome and register your kids for VBS at our VBS KickOff in our new children’s facility, “The Treehouse”.Your kids can play on our new playground andbounce in a bounce house.We will have music, FREE popcorn and lemonade and awhole lot of fun. Kick off starts at 6PM and goes until8PM on Sunday June 16th. This a great opportunityfor you to meet the VBS teachers and workers andask any questions you may have about Athens VBS.We would love to meet your kids so bring them out!For more information call 940-482-3417 orvisit us at www.kidzlifetreehouse.comCitizen defends himselfto Krum City CouncilBy John CallarmanKrum City Councilmembers,pushing towarda November bond issueelection to fund a new firestation and public works facility,again discussed at theJune monthly meeting Mondaynight how to learn whyheld in the area, and thatschool children on their wayto and from school wouldsee firearms moving in andout of the residential site.“There’s never a childin Krum who has ever seena gun enter or leave myhouse,” Mernatti told thecouncil. “I have a license tofish, to drive a truck, to drivea car, and to deal in guns, tomanufacture guns and ammunition.Sometimes I dothose things, sometimes Idon’t.”He was concerned that“privileged information” becamepublic because of theHOA’s action.“I am a law-abidingcitizen,” Mernatti told thecouncil. “I own property. Ipay taxes.“Why are these peoplebothering me?” he posed arhetorical question. “I’ll tellyou why. Because I’ve beenat war with these people forfive years. If there’s a representativehere of the homeownersassociation, they’vebroken federal law in mycase. They’ve refused to giveme paperwork.”He said he had takenthe HOA to court twice, “sothey retaliated against me.That’s the way I feel.”He told the council theheadline in the Krum Newsfollowing the May 6 meetingthat said ‘SaddlebrookHome Owners fight ATFand Federal Fire Arms license’“is totally misleading.”He was concerned,too, that the material presentedto the council by theHOA resulted in the newspaperstory publishing hisaddress, “so any nutcasewho has anything againstme on this would have readCouncil considersNovember electionfor fire station bondthat part of the bond packagefailed on May 11, 177-175, and how to get the fullstory of the need for the newfacilities to the voters.Councilmember BertWitherspoon, who was absentat the council’s firstmeeting after the election,suggested that the fire stationand public works issuesbe split into two separatevotes, but CouncilmemberPaul Meine and newly electedMayor Pro Tem MichaelWilkes agreed that the siteuse plan presented to thevoters last month was thebest use for the property thecity is purchasing from DentonCounty.Mayor Terri Wilsonsaid the $250,000 purchaseprice would not be part of aNovember bond issue. Thepayment is due earlier andborrowing the funds locallyis in the works, she said.Fire Chief KennethSwindle emphasizedstrongly that the proposedconstruction is “the mostcost-effective use of the taxpayer’sdollar” for both departments.Wilkes and Meine repeatedtheir contentionmade at the May 20 councilmeeting that last-minutemisinformation led to thedefeat of the fire station/public works bond issue.Swindle agreed that waspart of the problem, but saidhe had talked to a lot of peopleand heard 10 or 15 differentreasons why the bondissue failed.(Continued on pg. 6)He suggested, also, thatas many people as possibleshould be encouraged totour the current fire stationand see how unsatisfactorythe building is. He said“there are snakes in my station,varmints in my walls,bird poop comes down thewalls inside where my guysare sleeping.”Councilmembers alsotalked of a concerted effortto attract citizens to publicmeetings to discuss theneed, noting that at two ofthree public meetings priorto May 11, only seven peoplenot connected directlywith the city or the mediaattended, while at the thirdmeeting, held in conjunctionwith a discussion of theschool sidewalk project witha homeowner’s association,a few more residents werethere.Library matters — LibrarianDonna Pierce andBoard Chairwoman KellyRing gained support forseveral possible activities toraise funds to augment bondmoney authorized by Krum(Continued on pg. 6)PRESORTEDSTANDARDUS POSTAGEPAIDLemons Publications,Inc.******ECRWSS******POSTAL CUSTOMER

4 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comBy John CallarmanIt’simportantall sides of astory be toldIt’s also important to theKrumudgeon, who has beenwriting news and sports storiessince 1951, that there befeedback to what he writes.Three weeks ago, Ibegged for any of the 2,000or so registered Krum votersto tell me why they did notvote in the May 11 election,enabling a little more than350 voters to determine theresults of three bond issueitems, two sales tax mattersand the mayor’s race.I received one, just one,response, and that was fromsomeone who did vote …and shared my despair at thevoter apathy that exists.Last week, though, Iwas encouraged by feedback,in the form of a letterto the editor from Krum residentRobert Archer aboutthe City Council meetingstory concerning the SaddlebrookHomeowners Association’seffort to enlist thecouncil in the HOA’s oppo-The Krum News is published weekly, each Friday, byLemons Publications Inc. The Krum News is distributedFREE to newsstands throughout Krum each Thursdayafternoon. You can find it at any convenience store,bank, restaurant, and at other local businesses.Subscriptions for home delivery are available for $20 peryear for residents in Krum (zip code 76249) and $23 peryear for those outside of Krum.The staff of the Krum News includes:Lee Ann LemonsPublisherEmail: lee@lemonspublications.comBlake LemonsSportsEmail: blake@lemonspublications.comJulie StokesAdvertising DirectorEmail: julie@lemonspublications.comJohn CallarmanVolunteer WriterEmail: JohnCallarman@msn.comTo submit news items to the Krum News,please email:krum@lemonspublications.comThe weekly deadline to submit news articles, photos, andletters to the editor is each Tuesday at 5 p.m. Items acceptedafter the deadline will be published only as timeand space permit. Publication of all items is at the solediscretion of the publisher.The weekly deadline to submit display advertising iseach Tuesday at Noon. The weekly deadline to submit aclassified ad is each Wednesday at 2 p.m.LEMONS PUBLICATIONS, INC.Sanger News | Krum News | Denton Business Journal412 Bolivar St. on the square in downtown Sanger(inside Steve Robinson Photography,next door to Radio Shack)Mailing Address:PO Box 250, Sanger TX 76266940-458-8515 phone940-458-8011 faxWebsite: www.lemonspublications.comAny erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputation of any individual, firmor corporation may be gladly corrected upon being called to the publisher’s attention. Thepublisher is not responsible for copy omissions, typographical errors or any unintentional errorthat occurs and will correct them once it is brought to attention. All advertising orders areaccepted on this basis only.THE KRUMUDGEONsition to a Federal FirearmsLicense that would enablethe assembly and sale offirearms at a private homein the subdivision.I waited until Tuesdayto write this week’s columnbecause I had hoped thatArcher and the FFL applicant,Troy Mernatti, wouldhave been at the councilmeeting so I could talk withthem about the story.They were, and Mernatti’spresentation to the councilduring Citizens’ Agendaand in further conversationbefore and after the councilmeeting gave the Krumudgeonthe opportunity to atleast partially make up forthe lack of some informationI had hoped to be ableto write in the original story.Archer was correct inhis contention that the storywas incomplete because itlacked Mernatti’s responseto the HOA. I had tried, inthe time between the May6 council meeting and thedeadline to find a phonenumber or an e-mail addressfor Mernatti, but was unsuccessful.By not mentioningthat fact in the story, I misledArcher and, presumably,other readers into thinkingthat I did not want to share“the other side.”There was another elementI had hoped to cover inthe original story, a reactionfrom the Police Department,particularly in light of myfinding the Bureau of Alcohol,Tobacco, Firearms andExplosives website that listedthree FFL-holders withKrum addresses, includingone inside the city limits. 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A voice mailand an e-mail from me tothe Police Department toseek comment along thoselines went unanswered.For me, the ATF websiteand others that dealtwith the mechanics of theFederal Firearms Licenseprocess were important elementsof the story thatwould at least show that theprocedure, established byCongress in 1968, that resultedin more than 40,000FFLs issued in all 50 states,was legal, common, andseemingly caused few problems.I add the last clausebecause, if major problemshad evolved around theFFL process, I would expectthat they would have beenreported in news sources Iread, watch and hear.When I found the list ofFFL licenses with Krum addresses,I considered addingthe names and addresses ofthe licensees to the story, butI quickly remembered my reactionto consternation thata newspaper in New YorkState had used its Freedomof Information right to obtainand publish the namesand addresses of all licensedgun owners in its coveragearea. My reaction was thatsuch a list would give burglarsintent upon stealingweapons a target list, and,thus, was in my opinion irresponsiblejournalism.Given my approach tothe New York story and thedecision not to give namesand/or addresses for thethree existing Krum FFLsfound on the ATF website,I had to face up to the factthat I violated my own standardby listing the specificstreet address of the Mernattiresidence.Our joint discussionprior to the council meetingMonday night helped Mernatti,Archer and I come toa clearer understanding ofwhere we stood in relationshipto one another.As Troy Mernatti pointedout in his presentationto the council, limited bycouncil edict to three minutes,his argument was withthe homeowners associationand not with the ATF. Hetold me and Archer that theATF description of what anFFL holder could do wasaccurate. As far as the fearsexpressed by the HOA representativesat the May 6council meeting, Mernattiamplified his description oftheir scenario in our conversationafter the meeting.“It was a hypotheticalfairy tale,” he said. “I don’tdo anything remotely closeto the way they describedit. It’s just something I hopedoesn’t spread in this townbecause if you let them rollover one person, they’ll do itto other people.”My job as a reporter,even as a volunteer as I havebeen for the past decade, isto keep my personal opinionsout of news stories.It also is to give readers asmuch accurate informationas possible so they couldcome to their own conclusionsas to the bottom lineof the full story.In a column such asthis, I trust that readers understandthat this is whereanalysis can be made andopinions can be expressed.Since the laws dealingwith FFLs have been clearand in operation since 1968,I do consider the current argumentto be less one of guncontrol and more one of thepower homeowners associationshave, or believe theyhave, over individual propertyowners in subdivisionscovered by HOAs.I have heard stories elsewhereabout HOA-propertyowner conflicts as well ascomplaints from Krum residentswho live in HOA subdivisionsabout landscaping,outbuilding, exterior sidingand paint color, flag flying,satellite dishes, antenna towers,roofing colors to wonderif HOAs are developerdriven quasi-governmentalagencies to limit the abilityof property owners to expresstheir individual tastesand property uses becausetheir taste might offend otherproperty owners.At least I’ll never haveto write a story about thecontroversy between JustinBieber and his alleged 24-7loud party and his speedingthrough his neighborhoodand those who would withholdtheir $1,000-a-monthdues until the HOA clampsdown on the young singer.As a federally-licensedham radio operator, I amaware of the oppositionfellow hams face to tall antennatowers built into someHOA contracts and intosome city ordinances. I amalso aware that it is easierto get a court ruling thatfederal law governing hamequipment, such as towers,overcomes local ordinancesin conflict than it is to overturnan HOA restriction thatwas built into the deed document.No HOA membershipfor me.It’s been a long timesince our last two propertypurchases —1970 and 2000(plus a later purchase ofproperty next door) — so Ihaven’t had to worry aboutprotecting my right to buildKRUMCALENDARKRUM WRITERS’ CLUBPublished authors, pre-publishedwriters and those whowrite just for fun are invited toshare their work, receive gentlecritiques and learn about writingevents and tips. Call Nancyat 482-3106 for more details.KRUM KIWANIS CLUBThe Krum Kiwanis Club meetsthe 2nd and 4th Thursdays at6 p.m. at City Hall. For moreinformation contact JeannetteMoore at 482-8264 or Bill Hanselat 482-3440.AAAA book study every Saturdayevening from 6-7 p.m. atthe First United MethodistChurch, 1001 E. McCart St.,Krum. This is an open meetingof Alcoholics Anonymous andall are welcome to attend. ContactBob M. for further detailsat 940-453-4073.ATHLETIC BOOSTERCLUBFor more information aboutmeetings or how you can jointhe Krum Athletic BoosterClub, visit Krumboosters.com.KRUM PTOThe Krum Parent Teacher Organizationis looking for parentsto join our organizationto help with fundraiser andschool activities at each schoolcampus. Meetings are the 3rdThursday of each month at5:30 p.m. at the Krum EarlyEducation Center. For moreinformation please call Amy at214-491-0169.KRUM HERITAGE MUSEUMOpen Saturdays 9 a.m. to 4p.m. at the northeast cornerof FM 1173 and FM 156, andby appointment at other times.Contact 940-391-1721 or 940-482-3666.BOBCAT BANDBOOSTERSThe Krum Bobcat Band Boostersmeet the 2nd Tuesday ofeach month at 5:30 p.m. atthe High School Band Hall.For more information e-mailkrumbobcatbandboosters@yahoo.com.KRUM YOUTH SPORTSASSOCIATION (KYSA)The Krum Youth Sports Associationmeets the 1st Wednesdayof each month at 6:30p.m. in the conference room ofan antenna on our property.I haven’t yet set up the hamstation since our move toKrum in 2000.I do understand botharguments ... an individualhomeowner’s right to usehis property as he sees fit vs.a group of neighbors’ rightto set collective standards.I don’t have the legalknowledge to confirm or refuteMernatti’s understandingthat the federal licensetrumps both city ordinancesand HOA provisions. Thusthe story is open to furtherdevelopments.Meanwhile, another aspectof the City Council’sMonday night meeting thatties into the Krumudgeon’sconcern about lack of feedbackdeals with the council’sthoughts about how toget the full story of the FireDepartment/Public WorksDepartment bond issue told.Councilmembers hopeto figure out a way to inducefar more than 14.4 percentof the registered voters inKrum to become fully informedof the pros and consof the use of the formerDenton County Barn site ashome of a new fire stationand public works complex.So far, to borrow fromand modify an old cliché, inthis case, you can’t even leada horse to water.I hope the council willhave better luck than theKrumudgeon in finding outwhy 85.6 percent of the registeredvoters ignored theMay election.The Krumudgeoncan be reached atJohnCallarman@msn.comNorthstar Bank of Krum. Formore information go to www.krumyouthsports.com.KRUM BRIGHT &BEAUTIFULKrum Bright & Beautiful meetsthe 3rd Monday at 11:30 a.m.at the office of Karen NorthInsurance, 202 W. McCart St.,Suite B. New members welcome.Contact 482-0016.KRUM LIONS CLUBThe Krum Lions Club meetsthe 1st and 3rd Wednesday ofeach month at 11:30 a.m. forlunch at Northstar Bank inKrum.EAGLECHASEHOMEOWNERSASSOCIATION BOARDThe Eaglechase HomeownersAssociation Board of Directorsmeets the 3rd Tuesday ofeach month at 6:30 p.m. Forthe meeting location and additionalinformation go to www.eaglechasehoa.com. All Eaglechaseresidents are welcome toattend.SOCIETY OF HISTORICPRESERVATIONThe Krum Society of HistoricPreservation meets the 3rdThursday of each month at 7p.m. at the Krum Heritage Museum.New members are welcome.For more informationcall Rodney Barthold at 940-482-6659.MEALS ON WHEELSThe Meals on Wheels programvolunteers deliver hot,nutritious meals each weekdayto senior citizens 60 years orolder who qualify. Meals aredelivered to First United Bankeach day and volunteers deliverthem to recipients. For moreinformation, call First UnitedBank at 482-3211.KRUM PARK BOARDThe Krum Park Board meetsthe second Tuesday of eachmonth at 7 p.m. at City Hall.KRUM FRIENDS OF THELIBRARYKrum Friends of the Library isa fundraising organization toprovide assistance to the KrumPublic Library. New membersare welcome. For more informationcall Keith V. Klenke at940-300-4232.KRUM PUBLIC LIBRARYADVISORY BOARDMeets the 3rd Thursday of eachmonth at 7 p.m. at the KrumPublic Library. Board Chair:Linda Schamber. The public iswelcome to attend.

5 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comThe Krum Bobcats Varsity baseball team would like toTHANKThe Krum Police DepartmentThe Krum Fire DepartmentQuick TrackJohnny Joe’sSubwayWal-Mart (University/Denton)Parents, Students and FansFor supporting our team during our Playoff run this season.REEVES SIGNS WITH NCTCJosh Reeves, a pitcher and catcher for the Krum Bobcats baseball team, has signed withNorth Central Texas College to play baseball. Pictured left to right – front – NCTC HeadCoach Scott Harp and Josh Reeves; middle row – Marilyn Reeves, Maegan Reeves, BrandonReeves and KHS Head Baseball Coach Ray Miller; back row – KISD Athletic DirectorGary Robinson and Danny Reeves.v email: krum@lemonspublications.comrt’o,tsse--redeeTy Damron, Josh Reevesvtop All-District selectionsemail: krum@lemonspublications.comKrum senior pitcher Ty Damron, who will attend TexasTech University on a baseball scholarship, was namedPitcher of the Year for District 9-3A, and senior catcherJosh Reeves, who has signed to play for NCTC, was namedDefensive Player of the Year, leading the Krum baseballteam in All-District selections.senior pitcher Ty Damron, a Texas Tech signee, on the mound against Sanger. Damron struck out 13.PROUD SUPPORTERS OF THE KRUM BOBCATS!OBCATS!NORTH DENTONBrennan Ellis at bat for the Bobcats.940-591-9663BANKINGwww.jameswood.comIS ABOUT TOCHANGE FOREVER.Hey, Bobcats fans,PROUD SUPPORTERS do business with OF THEKRUM BOBCATS the bank AND that’s LADY on the CATS! ball.d.comBobcatsy Cats.L U N C H S P E C I A L S !TUESDAYBeef orChicken FajitasAt First United, we’re the hometown team that can help you with all of yourfinancial needs. From deposit and investment accounts to low rate personal andmortgage loans, we’ve got the whole field covered. Come visit us today.$8 .00 WEDNESDAYEnchilada $5 .75Specials #1-14960 E. McCart, Krum940-482-3211 firstunitedbank.comWe are a proud1521 East McCart St. Krum 940-482-7007Join us for the Grand Opening of thenew First United Bank location in Rayzor Ranch,Friday, October 1, from 11 a.m.–4 p.m.Ty Damron had an 8-2 record with 63 innings pitcher,138 strikeouts, 40 walks, 1.00 ERA, .337 BA, 20 RBIJosh Reeves had a .985 Fielding Percentage, 8-3 record,105 strikeouts, 20 walks, 2.38 ERA, .330 BA, 35 RBI.Krum players also named to the All-District team were:Brennan Ellis - First-Team OF – .433 BA, scored 37runs, 23 SB, 19 RBI.Justin Graham - First-Team Utility Infielder – .400 BA,8 doubles, 24 RBIColten Lucas - Second-Team OF – .352 BA, 28 RBI.e- Josh Reeves serves up a strike to Gainesville.Ty DamronTV & grill donated byJosh ReevesTY DAMRONSELECTED FORALL-STAR GAMEKHS senior pitcher TyDamron has been selectedto play in the Texas HighSchool Baseball Coaches AssociationAll-Star Game onJune 15 at 3 p.m. in RoundRock. This is the highesthonor for a high school playerto receive. Ty is the secondKrum High School player inhistory to be selected to playDon’t in the miss All-Star the live Game. Bryseradio Buster remote was with selected twoKTCK years ago. 1310 The Ticket!You could win:Come enjoy food and refreshmentsand see for yourself just how different bankingcan be. We look forward to meeting you. A 50” LG plasma TVA 30” stainless steel gas grillTwo tickets to the Texas/OUfootball gameTwo season tickets for UNTfootball $1,500 in cash and prizesDistrict 9 AAA All District TeamDistrict MVP – Omar Martinez * – Sr. Bridgeport P/3BOffensive MVP – Reese Read – Sr. Bridgeport P/3BDefensive MVP – Josh Reeves – Sr. Krum CPitcher of the year – Ty Damron Sr. KrumNewcomer of the year – Ross Scott * Jr. Sanger PPitchers – Colt Ritzel Sr. Sanger, Erik Elder Sr. Decatur,Chance Sikes Sr. GainesvilleFirst Base – Ted Wisdom Jr. SangerSecond Base – Reid Metcalf * Sr. DecaturThird Base – Wilding Smith * Soph. SangerShort Stop – Denzel Johnson Sr. GainesvilleCatcher – Cain Lowe Jr. DecaturOutfielders – Brennan Ellis Jr. Krum, Austin Givens Jr.Decatur, Anthony Escobedo Soph. Sanger, Cody Martin Sr.SangerDesignated Hitter – Dillon Waldrep Sr. BridgeportUtility Player – Johnny Murillo Sr. OF/P Decatur, JustinGraham Sr. 1B/3B/ P KrumSecond TeamPitcher – Dewey Dovel Sr. Decatur, Landon Bond Jr.GainesvilleFirst Base – Damian Delgado Sr. BridgeportSecond Base – Kyle Stephens Sr. SangerThird Base – Christian Carrillo Jr. DecaturShort Stop – Alex Samples Jr. BridgeportCatcher – Tag Sparks Soph. GainesvilleOutfielders – Connor Martin Sr. Sanger, Rocky SalazarSoph. Gainesville, Colten Lucas Jr. Krum, Joey Cantu Jr.DecaturCoaching Staff of the Year: GainesvilleJoin us forHAPPY HOUR1/2 Price Drinks & Slushes from 2-4 p.m.!Good Luck BobcatsAnd Lady Cats.We’re Behind YouAll The Way.Jon Gumfory, General ManagerKrum, Texas940-482-9642

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7 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comKRUM HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013Juanita Barraza Acostadaughter of Jesus and Laura BarrazaPlans to attend North Central TexasCollege for radiologyAshley Hope Adkinsdaughter of Tony and Donna AdkinsPlans to attend Hesston College on avolleyball scholarshipCaitlyn Ciara Arnolddaughter of Derek Arnold & Kristi HymesPlans to attendTexas Woman’s UniversityChristopher Ryan Atterberryson of Danny and Tiffany AtterberryPlans to attendTarleton State UniversityNicholas Edward Barnhartson of Edward and Laura BarnhartPlans to attend theUniversity of Hong KongAlejandro Barrazason of Manuel and Maria BarrazaPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasAllison Suzanne Beckdaughter of Robert and Becky BeckPlans to attendBlinn Junior CollegeTracy Lee Bergson of Jay Berg and Jeff & Kathy EllisPlans to attend North CentralTexas College for music educationHalloweenAaron Shanhan Bowerson of Staci and Terry JonesPlans to attendLiberty College of TechnologyJasmine Nicole Browndaughter of Sergio Rodriguezand Donna BrownPlans to attend collegeCandyril is National HeartwormAwareness month!Cheyanne Nicole Bullockdaughter of Mike and Jana BullockPlans to attendTexas Tech UniversityJuan Cristobal Campuzanoson of Victor and Florenia CampuzanoPlans to attendTarleton State Universityring is here and the bugs are out!Amanda Sue Caudledaughter of Eric & Misti Caudle and Jennifer AdairPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasDiscountDiscount Heartworm Testing and Tick Screens! CONGRATULATIONS Heartworm Testing KRUM CLASS and Tick OF Screens! ‘13! Mondays,ondays, Wednesdays,Wednesdays, andand FridaysFridays inin AprilApril SaveSave Great job, Krum graduates!We’re so proud of our hometown$15.00From Dr. Jennifer Lee and the staff of kids. Stop by and see us soon!OnOn HeartwormHeartworm Krum Veterinary TestTest Hospital, andand TickTick congratulations DiseaseDisease ScreeningScreening tothe Krum High School Class of 2013!tested In April will be entered to win Months of FREE prevention.s tested Best In April wishes will Don’t be lose in entered me all ! your Microchip to future win 6 me Months ! endeavors. of FREE prevention.$10 OFF all microchips and registration for the whole month of May!940-482-7151benefittingMetro DreamCenterAshleigh Nicole Cherrydaughter of Charles and Julie ReynoldsPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeCecily Brianne Clintondaughter of Eddie Clinton & Lorraine TalbertPlans to attendStephen F. Austin UniversityGet $1.00cash forevery pound!Great Job,Krum Grads!Buy Back dates:“The future Monday, belongs Nov. to those 1who believe Tuesday, in the beauty Nov. 2oftheir dreams.” and Friday, Nov. 5at our office ~ Eleanor in Krum RooseveltAssociates940-­‐482-­‐7151940-­‐482-­‐7151 www.krumvet.comwww.krumvet.com Follow us! FollowFollow us!us!CONGRATULATIONSCLASSJerry and RachelOFSpencer2011!–along with all of us atSpencer’s Auto Repair & Alignment in Krum– congratulate the Krum graduating class.We send our very best wishes to all of you!Daily Breakfast & Lunch Specials • Friday Fish Fry• Saturday Brisket, Ribs and Sausage• Homemade DessertsCongratulations to theKrum High Schoolgraduates on your achievement.We wish you success andhappiness in all that you do.940.482.6300318 East McCart Street * Suite 100Krum, Texas 76249Katrinia McBride, D.D.S.From all of us at Foster’s ...Congratulations to KHS graduateBailey Urich and the entireKrum High School Class of 2013!103 W Lloyd St. Krum, TX 76249940-482-6628www.spencersautorepair.comOpen Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pmSaturday 8:00am-1:00pmWESTERN WEAR AND SADDLE SHOPI-35N at Krum Exit • Denton940-383-1549

8 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comKRUM HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013Cody Free Cogburn Coxson of Russel Cox and Carol FreePlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeCallie Rae Craddockdaughter of Stacey and Dana CraddockPlans to attendTarleton State UniversityDavid Silvestre Cuenca-Miguelson of Silvestre Cuenca and Marta CuencaPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasCassidy Nicole Culwelldaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Culwell & Carol CorneiusPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasTy O’Daniel Damronson of James and Tresia DamronPlans to attend Texas TechUniversity on a baseball scholarshipJonathan Michael Dominguezson of Steve and Carolyn DominguezPlans to attendTarleton State UniversityJustice Mariah Dominguezdaughter of Belinda DominguezPlans to attendTarleton State UniversityCharles Chukwumeka Enehson of Victor and Rachel EnehPlans to attend either Austin Collegeor Howard Payne UniversityTrevor Dalton Enisson of Philip and Theresa EnisPlans to attend Texas State Technical Collegeto pursue education in Air Traffic ControlMiranda Carianna Farmerdaughter of Jerry and Carolyn FarmerPlans to attendToni and Guy AcademyJoseph Daniel Figueirasson of Tony and Shelia FigueirasPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeShelby Lynn Fisherdaughter of Banny Kelsey & Tabitha FisherPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeChandler Brooke Fitzgearlddaughter of Craig and Cadawn FitzgearldPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeJacob Lanney Fleckensteinson of Katherine FleckensteinPlans to attend Western State ColoradoUniversity on a football scholarshipAustin Reed Floresson of John and Annette FloresPlans to attend Midwestern StateUniversity for radiologyTyler Starnes ~ You have been my love, my protector, mylittle man, my joy and my heart for 18 years and I cannotwait to see what amazing things God has in store for you.You have three girls that will miss you terribly as you leavefor Texas Tech. We are so proud of you!!! GUNS UP!!Love, Momma, Shaylee and Kylee“Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified; do not be discouraged,for the LORD your God will be with you wherever you go.” Joshua 1:9MadisonGramling ~We are so proudof you and yourmanyaccomplishments.Keep settling fornothing but thebest and trust Godwith all you do.Gig’em Aggies!Love,Mom, Dad,Mackenzie,and MorganTrevor Enis ~ We are so proud of the childthat you were and the man that you havebecome. You have always been so kind, caring,and respectful. You have accomplishedso much personally, academically, and athletically.No doubt, you have a bright futureahead. We couldn’t ask for a better son orbrother. It seems like just yesterday that webrought youinto thisworld; andthen almostovernight,we are hereand you are a man about to headout on your own. It goes by wayto fast. We have enjoyed it alland look forward to all that is yetto come.Love,Mom, Dad, and JakeMarshall Hull ~ The time has passed by much too quickly!We are so proud of your academic achievements, but evenmore proud of the fine young man that you have become.Keep working hard toward your dreams...we know that youwill accomplish them all! We love you and wish you nothingbut the best as you begin this exciting new chapter in your life.Love, Mom, Dad and EmiliaAaron Bower ~ We couldn’t be prouder of all you’veachieved and the person you’ve become. We love you!Mom, Terry, and MikenziJustice Dominguez ~I am so proud of you. Give it all you’ve got at Tarleton!Reach for the stars BabyGirl. Today your future begins!Love you,Momma and sisterEthan Neese ~ The sky is the limit. CongratulationsEthan!!!Love you, Mom, Dad, and ConnorCody Cox ~ Congratuations, Cody! We are so proud ofyou.Love, Mom and DadBrendan Styles ~ You caught our hearts from the moment welaid eyes on you! I know it has not always been easy but youdid it. Always believe in yourself and keep God close. He willcatch you every time! You are an amazing young man andwe are so excited to see what you have in store for your future.Love you Budge! Mom and DadLove you Bubba! Alexander, Bailee and Brookelynn

9 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comKRUM HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013Staci Marie Gallinadaughter of Bill and Jean GallinaPlans to attendTarleton State UniversityHailey LeAnn Gibbsdaughter of Corey and Andrea GibbsPlans to attendHardin Simmons UniversityAaron Ross Gilmoreson of James and Molly GilmorePlans to attend Howard PayneUniversity on a football scholarshipJustin Allen Grahamson of Brian and Debra GrahamPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeMadison Marie Gramlingdaughter of Steve and Sue GramlingPlans to attendTexas A&M UniversitySamantha HagerKharysa Elizabeth Harris-Mooredaughter of Tasha Harris, Matthew Moore & Victor RamseyPlans to attend EasternNew Mexico UniversityHelen Grace Harwarddaughter of Jeff and Dallas Miller &Norman and Connie HarwardPlans to attend Tarleton State UniversityCylie HealyRomario De Jesus Hernandez-Armstrongson of Araeeli Hernandez and AlejandoEscamilla, & Shahmar ArmstrongPlans to attend the University of IowaAlex Charles Hollandson of Brad and Kelly HollandPlans to attend North Central TexasCollege for weldingChainey Michelle Holleydaughter of Robert and Julie HolleyPlans to attendTexas Tech UniversityZackary Keith Hughesson of Keith and Karen HughesPlans to attend Haskell Indian Nationon a football scholarshipMarshall Royce Hullson of Morgan and Shelly HullPlans to attendSt. Edwards UniversityZackary Lee Williams Irwinson of Vic Harper and Shelly IrwinPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeCongratulations to theKrum High School Class of 2013!Best wishes for a bright and happy future.WANTEDYOUR OLD STUFFLoco Gringo Western Wear ExchangeNow accepting gently used:I ClothingI Boots I PursesI Household ItemsI Saddles & TackI Nicer FurnitureI And More!CITY FOLK CLOTHES TOO!Please bring your clothing in on hangersso we can go over them more easily.Men and Women’sUpscale Consignment114 W. McCart St.Downtown Krum, TX 76249940-482-5626NOW OPEN! Mon-Tue-Wed 10-6Thurs 12-8 • Fri 10-6 • Sat 10-4WIN ANEW IPAD!Enter to winfor every $100.00worth of itemsyou bring in toconsign. Openall week!NORTHSTAR BANKOF TEXASCongratulates theKrum High School2013 Graduating Seniors!Krum Banking Center1101 E. McCart St.940.482.6882nstarbank.com

10 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comKRUM HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013Harris Layne Johnsonson of Jimmy and Phylis JohnsonPlans to attend the University ofNorth Texas for photographyTrey Edward Johnsonson of Horace and Kristy Langford andShawn & Kara JohnsonPlans to attend Blinn CollegeJade Chang Li Kincaiddaughter of Malcolm and Janet KincadePlans to attendTexas Woman’s UniversityMakayla Ann Lawsondaughter of Rick and Debiann HymanPlans to pursue acareer in CosmetologyBriawna Lynn Lytledaughter of Ted and Pam LytlePlans to attendAngelo State UniversityAngel Gabriel Martinezson ofLuis Martinez and Teresa LiraPlans to attend collegeDiamond Skye Martinezdaughter of Victor and Robin MartinezPlans to attend Arlington BaptistCollege to play basketballSteven Michael Martinezson of Esteban and Monica MartinezPlans to attend The Art Institute ofFort Worth for interior designMorgan Scott McBrideson of David and Valerie McBridePlans to attendOklahoma State UniversityJody Lee McCleary Jr.son of Jody McCleary and Dawn Cherry& Lasy and JR HoodPlans to attend Tulsa Welding SchoolLauren Ashley Messengerdaughter of William and Erika MessengerPlans to attend the University ofNorth Texas College of BusinessWilliam Gene Morganson of Randall and Donna Hauptman& Steven and Judy MorganPlans to attend Howard Payne UniversityEthan Patrick Neeseson of Ron and Cyndi NeesePlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeJacob Andrew Olivarezson of Christopher Olivarez and Tomi MoePlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeRachel Nicole Olsendaughter of Kelly Olsen and Nicole OlsenPlans to attend Texas State Universityfor cosmetologyPaige Pearn ~ We want you to know how very proud weare of the young woman you have become. We are all herefor you and with God’s strength behind you and His armsbeneath you; you can face whatever lies ahead of you.We love you!Dad, Mom, Amy & Doug and all of the puppiesJack Patton ~Proud of you.KnowGod has bigplans foryour life.Love,Dad, Leila,Mallory,Parker,Mikayla,and ShelbyKimberly Robinson ~ Congratulations Kimberly! It hasbeen a pleasure to watch you grow and accomplish somuch! We know you are ready to begin your life journey.....on to new adventures!We love you and support you always,Mom, Dad and MatthewBrendan Styles ~You done good! So proud of you!Love, Mom & DadAshleigh Cherry ~ Where has the time gone? I can’t believeyou are already graduating High School, it seems justlike yesterday that you were graduating from Pre–K. Weare so very proud of you and I know if you put your mindto it you will do great things and go far in life!! We love youmore than you will ever know!Love, Mom and CharlesTiffani Zimmerman ~ Your family is so proud of you andthe accomplishments you have made and are continuingto make. We have been blessed to have such a beautifuland smart daughter. We love you so much!~ Love, Dad, Mom, Brandon,Brittany, Kaylie and BobbyJacob Stevenson ~ We are very proud of you. You’ve alwaysbeen a great kid and we have no doubt you will besuccessful in your next adventure.Love, Mom and DadTrey Johnson ~ On to the next adventure!With love and pride,Horace, Mom & Jacey MaeNathan Silva ~ I remember taking you topre-K praying that you would stop cryingand enjoy your day, and then before I knewit you loved school. I can’t believe thatsoon I will be the one sitting there cryingas I watch you take one of the biggest stepsin life walking across a stage to be handedyour high school diploma. You have worked hard and deserve this day toshine! I am so proud of you and excited to share the next step in your lifewith you as your number one supporter.I love you, MomSon ~ The day we brought you home I knew that my life was about tochange. I never knew that you would be more than just a wonderful son butmy best friend. You and I did everything together and you brought out thechild in me doing so. I know you will be the best father to your son or daughterand take the time to enjoy the raising of them. I’m so proud of you andthe young man you turn out to be. Always remember you can do anythingonce you put your mind to it. I will never forget the times we spent togetherand all the hobbies we got our self’s into. I know you will make a differencein this world and I’m proud to say you’re my son and my love will never endand I will always be there for you.Love you always, DadBubba, Congratulations!!! I can’t believe you’re graduating. It seems like justthe other day I was excited to start pre-K and be in the same as you. I amglad I got to spend my first year of high school with you as your last. Thanksfor always letting me be the sister that goes everywhere. P.S. don’t leave mewith no one to argue with at home!Love, Nicole

11 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comKRUM HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013Jasmin Oyervidesdaughter of Roberto and Juana OyervidesPlans to attendEl Centro Community CollegeJackson Wayne Pattonson of Terry Patton and Michelle HilgendorfPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasPaige Lee Pearndaughter of Danne and Rebecca PearnPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasKatelyn Marie Peatondaughter of Tyler and Marie RoyPlans to attend trade schoolfor cosmetologyKaylee Sheree Perrydaughter of Curtis and Tanya PerryPlans to attend SouthwesternAssemblies of God UniversityDamian Alexander Pickardson of Roxanne PickardPlans to attendTulsa Welding SchoolLainey Ellen Polleydaughter of John and Brandy PolleyPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeTanner Scott Rankinson of Scotty and Donna RankinPlans to attendMidwestern State UniversityJoshua Thomas Reevesson of Danny and Marilyn ReevesPlans to attend NCTCon a baseball scholarshipAshley Nicole Rennspiesdaughter of Charles and Kelly RennspiesPlans to attend theUniversity of Texas at AustinDustin Wayne Richardsson of Charles and Melody RichardsPlans to enter theworld of workZachary Hunter Rippleson of Mike and Kerry RipplePlans to attendHarding UniversityCameron Scott Robinsonson of Mark and Amy SandersPlans to enter theworld of workKimberly Caroline Robinsondaughter of James and Kathy RobinsonPlans to attend Oklahoma BaptistUniversity on a volleyball andtrack scholarshipWELLAdan Leobardo Sanchezson of Jose and Sara BricenoPlans to attend NCTC or theUniversal Technical InstituteDONE!You started out in Kindergarten, and haveworked hard to get to today.Congratulations to the Krum Class of 2013!We wish you the very best in whatever you choose to do inlife. We’ve enjoyed seeing you over the years and followingyour endeavors ... be sure to come see us soon!We cater!call940-458-0073for moreinformation1521 E. McCart St. (FM 1173)Krum, Texas940-482-7007Outdoor Patio Weather is Here!Come visit us to celebrate graduation.Patio seating available in both locations.WEEKDAY LUNCHSPECIALS:Tuesdays ‐ Chicken, Beef orCombo Fajitas - $8.00Wednesdays/Thursdays -Choice of Combos #1-14 - $5.751412 N. Stemmons Fwy.Sanger, Texas940-458-0073From athletics to FFA, from band toacademics, this has been a great class towatch grow over the years, and we thankyou for all the pride you’ve given our town.Congratulations, Krum High School Classof 2013, on a great accomplishment.PALADENREAL ESTATEHOMES, LAND,Jimmy NewtoNRealtoRFARM & RANCHOffice Downtown Krum940-482-6565Email jnewton@paladen.comwww.paladen.comwww.krumtexasrealestate.com

12 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comKRUM HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013Jeremy Alan DeMarqueSchmaltzson of Jeff Schmaltz and Alice PiersonPlans to attend collegeJulia Alana DeMarqueSchmaltzdaughter of Jeff Schmaltz and Alice PiersonPlans to attend Oklahoma State UniversityDallas Parker Shifflettson of Travis Shifflett and John & Darla NorthPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasNathan Joe Silvason of Joey and Tammy SilvaPlans to attend the University of NorthTexas to be a pharmacistTyler James Starnesson of Shane and LeAnn StarnesPlans to attendTexas Tech UniversityJacob Hunter Stevensonson of Phillip and Carrie StevensonPlans to attend North Central TexasCollege for EMT licenseMcKenze Dawn Stoermerdaughter of Chris and Racheal StoermerPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasBrendan Hunter Stylesson of Farley and Lynn StylesPlans to attend a two-year college toplay baseballBaileigh Grace Sweetdaughter of Erik Sweetand Rhett and Beth WallacePlans to attend West Texas A&M UniversityEzequiel Tijerina IIIson of Esequiel and Raqeul TijerinaPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasTyler George Toddson of George and Maddie ToddPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasJayce Arone Tredwayson of Perry and Kellie Mason andJames and Lori TredwayPlans to attend Wayland Baptist or NCTCBailey Cheyanne Urichdaughter of Craig and Laura UrichPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeCongratulations 2013 Graduates!Rachel Lee Wallacedaughter of Walter and Angie Collom andRhett and Beth WallacePlans to attend Southeastern OklahomaState University on a basketball scholarshipLinzy Nicole Waltersdaughter of Angel ToddPlans to attendThe Art Institute of DallasC O N G R A T U L A T I O N SMEMBER FDICKrum High SchoolClass of 2013www.pointbank.comCongratulations to the Krum High School graduatesfrom all of us at Luttrull-McNatt Chevrolet!r_Senior_AD_Ver_2013.indd 15/28/2013 4:39:54 PMTO THE KRUM HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATINGCLASS OF 2013, everyone ATQuick TrackOFFERs OUR CONGRATULATIONS ANDOUR BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE.920 McCart Street • Krum, TX 76249(940) 482-64052013 Chevy TEXAS EDITIONPACKAGE Crew Cabsas low asStock #7082$(includes all incentives) 24,943All New Trucks get a FREEBed Liner with purchase!Not looking for a new vehicle? Check out ourgreat selection of PRE-OWNED and CERTIFIED $2,995+ttlPRE-OWNED Vehicles. Pre-Owned vehicles as low asRates as low as0%and with over30 different banksavailable to ourdealership, we canwork with anyone ongetting you into thecar you wantAll prices shown include all applicable rebates and discounts, all prices are plus ttland doc fee. Bank has final approval on determining the loan and terms of the loan.+ttl&doc fee2013 Chevy Malibu+ttl&PricedFromStock #6933Present this ad to theService Department and $24 .95+taxreceive an Oil Change for(Limit 6 qts per. Synthetic extra. Not all vehicles qualify. See dealer for details).Be sure to have your vehicle checked outfor the hot summer ahead ... Get your A/Cinspected and ask for the Summer Special!Luttrull$22,775doc feeMcNattCHEVROLET2013 Chevy CruzeEPA 37mpg • Power Windows & Locks$19,995Stock #7145As lowas+ttl&doc feeCertified Vehicles includean additional 12 months,12,000 milese of serviceand road side assistance.In addition you receive:* Free oil and filter change* Tire rotation* and Multi-pointinspection.That’s a savings of over$1,000in maintenance!1405 N. Stemmons (I-35)Sanger, Texas940.535.7800www.LMChevy.comCItWas Worth The Climb...ONGRATULATIONS!The past four years mighthave been quite a lot ofwork, but it was well worththe effort.The HeraldTribune salutes you on ajob well done.Jarrod Link, R.Ph.900 E. McCart St.,Suite 800in the Bobcat CenterKrum, Texas940.482.197260 N. Shire Street • 555-0000www.SandJPpharmacy.com

13 Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: krum@lemonspublications.comKRUM HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2013Madeline Alysse Watsondaughter of Christian Rushing andPatti WilsonPlans to attend the Salon Professional AcademyRiley Jay Woodsson of Heath and April WoodsPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeTiffany Zimmermandaughter of Mandy and Robert ZimmermanPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasEmily Maye Wackardaughter of Brent and Julie McCannPlans to attend Texas A&MUniversity Corpus ChristiTravis Lee Whiteson of Roger and Diane WhitePlans to attend Wayland BaptistUniversity on a football scholarshipKrum High SchoolGraduating SeniorsNot Pictured:Jaime Angelesson ofSaul and Margarita AngelesPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasSteven BellRobert Corbin Coffinson of Jeffery and Heather Coffin andDouglas and Shelia AchuffPlans to attendNorth Central Texas CollegeKatherine Elisa Jacintodaughter of Esteban Jacintoand Monica MadridPlans to attenda two-year collegeDean Michael Kaneson ofKerrie DonefrioPlans to attend collegeKayla Brook Kingdaughter ofBobby and Jennifer ChesterPlans to attend The Art Institute of FortWorth for photographyNicole Ortizdaughter ofVictor and Araceli OrtizPlans to attend acosmetology schoolMorgan Lynn Reynoldsdaughter ofScott and Sherrill ReynoldsPlans to attend collegeFernando Rodriguezson of Oscar Rodriguezand Aliria VillagomezPlans to attend the University ofNorth Texas for businessMireya Elisabeth Rosasdaughter ofJoel and Mireya RosasPlans to attendOgle Cosmetology SchoolKrum High School will stream livevideo footage of the KHS graduationceremony for grandparents, out-oftownfamily members, and otherswho will be able to watch the entireevent live from home. Both the broadcastsand the actual commencementceremony will begin at 2 p.m. onSaturday, June 8, 2013. Visit www.krumisd.net to access the video.Wade Dalton Wilsonson of Steven and Michelle BoydPlans to attend theUniversity of North TexasYou’vemade it!Now it’s time toconquer the world.Scott Michael Wolfson of Dale and Kim WolfPlans to attendSaint Edward’s UniversityCongratulations to the Krum High School Class of 2013!We’re very proud of all of you. Stop by and see us soon!The staff of Krum Clips Salon – left to right – standing – Jennifer Jonas, CarlaBowers, Chantel Martinez and Keeley Woods; sitting – Jenna Jonas.Open Monday-Saturday * Appointments Recommended * Walk-Ins WelcomeWe’ve been here to see you grow up, and we’reexcited to see what the future holds for each ofyou. Congratulations to our graduating patientsand the entire Krum Class of 2013!KRUM FAMILYHEALTHCAREASSOCIATESDana Sprott, MBA, MSN, ENP, FNP-C, Nurse PractitionerMichele Owens, MSN, FNP-C, Nurse Practitioner820 E. McCart St., Suite A • Krum • 940-482-6702Se Habla EspanolconGRAtulationskhs class of ‘13SMITTY’SFloor Covering & Carpet CleaningCarpeting • Vinyl • Ceramic Tile • Laminate • HardwoodArea Rugs and Commercial Flooring Also Availablewww.smittysfloorcovering.com940-382-32321815 North Elm Street, DentonMon-Fri 8:30-5:00Sat 10:00-3:00Open late by appointmentCongratulations to 2013 graduatesStephanie Nack – Liberty Christian School,Brian Hoehn – Sanger High School,Nathan Silva – Krum High School,and the entire Krum High School Class of ‘13.We’re proud of you.Convenient location next to the Post Office in Krum at129 N. 2nd St., Suite B • 940-482-7222 • www.Krumflowers.comFrom all of us at Sonic Drive-In of Krum,Congratulations KHS Class of 2013.Jon Gumfory, General Manager1221 E. McCart St. Krum, Texas (940) 482-9642From all of usat BolivarWater SupplyCorporation,we wish all theKrum High Schoolgraduates a bright,successful future.Congratulationsare in order!Bolivar WaterSupplyCorporation4151 FM 455 WSanger, Texas940-458-3931www.bolivarwatersc.comCongratulationsto the KrumHigh SchoolClass of 2013!We’re proudof you!PROPANE SALES& SERVICEPrompt Delivery ServiceDiesel • Propane940-482-3225940-458-3116

14Krum GirlsCampCampofofChampsChampsFriday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: krum@lemonspublications.comKrum GirlsCamp ofChampsPURPOSE OF THE CAMPThe purpose of the camp is to emphasize the great game of basketball and to challenge each girl regardless of their present abilities. We will strive to further each camper's knowledge, skills, and enthusiasm toward the game of basketball. This will be a fun-­‐filled week of activities, but at the Future same time a week of concentrated instruction of basketball. There will be numerous competitive drills along with hot shot, free throw and game competition. Building for theCAMP STAFFThe coaching staff will consist of the Krum Basketball coaches and former Lady Cats. WHO CAN ATTEND This will be a girl’s only camp. We invite all girls entering grades 1 st through 9 th to come to camp and improve their skills and knowledge of the game. PARENTS There will be an awards presentation on Thursday, June 13 at 2:30 for all campers. This will conclude the activities for the week.FEESThe fee to attend the 4 day camp is $75.00 per camper. There is a family rate of $65.00 per camper when three (3) or more from the same household attend camp. June 10-13, 20138:15-3:45One camp session,includes grades 1 st -9 th .KRUM BOBCATFOOTBALL PROGRAMThis is the programs6th year of existenceat Krum ISD. CoachRobinson started theKrum football programin 2008 with 7thand 8th grade footballplayers. The 2012football team wentabove and beyond allexpectations as they went 9-2 and earned aspot in the playoffs their first season in UILcompetition. Coach Robinson and his staffwill be teaching football fundamentals duringthe 2013 6th annual football camp.“Winners go the extra mile to accomplishtheir goals. For many, the future of KrumFootball begins during the summer at theBobcat Football camp.”-Gary RobinsonBuilding for theBuilding Future for theFutureTHINGS TO BRINGCAMPERS NEED TO BRING A WATER BOTTLE AND SNACK (IF DESIRED). WE WILL HAVE PIZZA, SNACKS AND DRINKS AVAILABLEFOR CAMPERS June TO PURCHASE 10-13, DURING 2013 THEIR SNACKJuneBREAK AND LUNCH 8:15-3:45BREAK.10-13, 2013THERE WILL BE PUNCH One 8:15-3:45camp CARDS session, AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AHEAD OF TIME, includes One SO THAT camp grades CAMPERS session, 1 st DO -9 th NOT . HAVE TO includes gradesKEEP UP WITH MONEY WHILE AT CAMP.1 st -9 th .REGISTER NOW!We encourage all campers to pre-­‐register to insure a place in the camp.* If numbers allow, campers can register on Monday, June 10 from 8:15-­‐9:00 *****DAILY SCHEDULE*****The camp session will be as follows: Monday-­‐Wednesday 8:15-­‐9:00-­‐open gym* 9:00-­‐3:00-­‐camp instruction/drill/competitions w/lunch break 3:00-­‐3:45-­‐open gym* *Open gym is a time for the girls to come in and work on their own on the things that we cover in camp. -­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐-­‐ Make checks payable to: Camp of ChampsMail the completed application with check to: Coach Lana Degelia Camp of Champs 3309 Bent Creek Drive Denton, Tx. 76210 Camp InformationThis years camp will be held on the campusof Krum High School’s Bobcat Stadium andfield house.809 East McCartKrum, Texas 76249Camp Dates and TimesJune 10 - 13, 2013Monday - Thursday8:30 a.m. – 11:30amAwards Ceremony Thurs. 10:30-1130amWho Can AttendIncoming 1st – 8th gradersCost of CampThe cost of camp is $60.00 per camper.There is a family rate of $50.00 per camperwhen (2) or more siblings attend the Bobcatfootball camp.Things to BringWater bottle, snack (if desired). Water willbe provided during breaks. Gatorade availablefor cash sale.Bobcat Fight Never Dies!June 10-13, 20138:15-3:45One camp session,includes grades 1 st -9 th .REGISTRATION AND PARENT RELEASE FORM Name _____________________________ Home/cell Phone_____________________ Address ____________________________ City _____________St____ Zip ________ Parent Email: ______________________ Grade-­‐Fall of 2013 ________ Age_______ Circle T-­‐shirt Size: S M L XL (Youth Sizes) S M L XL (Adult Sizes) We, as parents of the above named girl, hereby grant permission for her to participate in the KrumGirls Camp of Champs Basketball Camp and acknowledge the fact that she is physically able to participate in camp activities. We understand that the Krum Girls Camp of Champs Basketball Camp does not provide medical insurance covering injuries of any nature incurred during the 2013 Krum Girls Camp of Champs Basketball Camp. The undersigned hereby releases the Krum Girls Campof Champs Basketball Camp, Krum Schools, and Camp Staff from any and all claims, demands, and causes of action whatsoever in any way growing out of or resulting from the participation in the basketball camp. ALL PARTICIPANTS SHOULD BE COVERED BY THEIROWN INSURANCE. Signature of Parent _________________________________ Insurance Co. ____________________________ Policy # __________________________________Bobcat Football Camp Registration FormMail registration form and payment to:Gary RobinsonP.O. Box 814Krum, Texas 76249Make checks payable to: Gary RobinsonName: _______________________________Address: _____________________________City:_________________________________State, Zip:_____________________________Guardian:_____________________________Cell Phone:__________________________Work Phone:__________________________Emergency Contact:__________________________________________________________Grade Entering Fall of 2013______ Age_____Circle T-Shirt Size:S M L (Youth Sizes)S M L XL (Adult Sizes)I understand that Krum ISD, or any agents, are not responsiblefor accidents or injuries that may result frommy child’s participation in the Krum Bobcat FootballCamp. We understand that the Krum Bobcat FootballCamp does not provide medical insurance covering injuriesof any nature incurred during the 2013 Bobcat FootballCamp. The undersigned hereby releases the KrumFootball Camp Staff from any and all claims, demands,and causes of action whatsoever growing out of or resultingfrom the participation in the football camp.Parent Signature _______________________________KRUM NEWSCLASSIFIEDS940-458-8515OR EMAIL:KRUM@LEMONSPUBLICATIONS.COMJUST $6 PER WEEK FOR25 WORDS OR LESS. ORJUST $10 FOR THE KRUMNEWS ANDSANGER NEWS.KRUM Lady Cats Volleyball CampWho: Girls who are going into 2 nd - 9 th GradeWhen: June 17 th – 20 th , 2013Times: 8:30am – 11:30am (Girls going into 2 nd-- 6 th Grade)1:00 pm – 4:00pm (Girls going into 7 th --9 th Grade)Camp Instruction:Group and individual instruction will be given by the Krum Lady Cats Volleyball staff. Campers willbe divided into groups according to age and/or ability. Instruction will be based on the followingVolleyball fundamentals: Serving, Passing, Attacking, Blocking, Setting and Digging. Team playwill be highly emphasized throughout the camp. Awards will be given for each age group. Eachgirl must have her own knee pads. Camp attendees will report to the main Krum High SchoolGym each day.Fees and Registration:Cost of the camp is $60 for early registration, ($50 for each additional family member), $65 forregistration after June 1 st . Cost includes a camp T-shirt, and awards for campers of the day andmedals for competitions. Early registration is not mandatory but is helpful in preparation andplanning . Pre – register before June 1 st and receive a Krum Lady Cat Sling Bag.Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase each day. You may pre – pay with a $10 punchcard.Make checks payable to Lynn Larson. Please fill out the attached registration form and mail theregistration and your check to:Lynn LarsonP.O. Box 514Bridgeport, TX 76426If you have any questions or concerns, please email Coach Larson at llarson0726@gmail.com________________________________________________________________________(Please sign, detach and mail)Name: ________________________________________________________________Age__________Grade Next School year_______Parent or Guardian_______________________________________________________Phone number(s) of parent/guardian_________________________________________T-Shirt Size (please circle one): Youth: S M L Adult: S M L XLPlease enroll my daughter in the Krum Lady Cats Volleyball Camp. I agree that no one affiliated with the camp (director,instructor, or any school official) can be held responsible for any injury that may occur during this camp. I authorize thedirector to act for me in any emergency that may arise from participation requiring medical attention.Parent/Legal Guardian____________________________________Date ____________• Rock• Topsoil• Mulch✪✫✴✺✵✴✄✹✧✴✪✄✠✭✸✧✼✫✲✎✄✯✴✩✑We Deliver – Any Size LoadSpecializing in:• Blended Soils• Sand• Flex Base• Compost• Etc.• Delivery of All Materials•Driveway & Parking Area Installation & Repair• Roads & CulvertsSince198010531 FM 2450 Sanger TX 76266 / Steve & Paula Shackleford - Owners✲✵✩✧✲✄✜✗✓✏✘✙✙✏✗✙✙✗✺✵✲✲✄✬✸✫✫✄✔✏✛✓✓✏✖✕✔✏✖✖✕✕❯❯❯✑✪❈▲❘▼▲✹❄▲❇✧▲❇✭❄❚❈❏✑❆▼❑“FastDependableService”WE ACCEPT ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDSClassifieds25words - $10 a weekCall: 940-458-8515email: krum@lemonspublications.comFREE ADS - Lost, Found & Free Pets; Lost/Found ItemsHelp Wanted–––––––––––––––––––––Scooter’s Tavern inSanger now hiring forbartender and waitress.Please call 940-391-5390.–––––––––––––––––––––HOUSEKEEPER~ Teams ~“Fun Work Place”$10/hr.Full Time - Part TimeAdvancement Opportunities641-715-3900 Ext. 83110#or TexasMaidinAmerica.com–––––––––––––––––––––Drivers: Drivers: Want aProfessional Career? 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Bank experience required.Tellers include Saturday rotation.AreaGarage SalesHuge Garage Saleand Fundraiserfor the Krum School District:Saturday, June 8 from 9am-5pm atKrum Self Storage, 2348 Mitchell Roadin Krum. Multi-family andmulti storage units with TONS of itemsfor sale. Non-vendors may setup for a $15 donation.–––––––––––––––––––––Garage Sale: Friday, June8 at 2029 Brooke Dr.,Sanger. Clothing for allages/sizes, baby and childrensitems, decor, furniture,and houseware items.–––––––––––––––––––––Moving/Garage Sale: Friday& Saturday, June 7-8,8am-3pm at 3005 LakesideDrive, Sanger. Workingdryer, lots of miscellaneousitems.–––––––––––––––––––––Back Yard Sale: Friday,June 7 and Saturday, June8 from 8am-5pm. 10164Dyer Road, west of Bolivaroff 455. Furniture, appliances,fabric, patterns,books, puzzles, new littlegirls clothes, craft saleitems, new crosses, tools,and lots of miscellaneous.–––––––––––––––––––––Garage Sale: Saturday,June 8 at 40 Kramer Dr. inSable Creek subdivision,Sanger. A multitude of differentitems!–––––––––––––––––––––Bake Sale: Saturday,June 8th from 10:00am till3:00pm at Super Save inSanger.ServicesDegreed Professionalswith over 16 years ofexperience in:Mowing/Lawn MaintenanceWeed Control and FertilizerPrograms TDAL 276391Trimming and CleanupsLandscape InstallationsGrading and Dirt WorkLeveling and SodTree InstallationsIrrigation Repairs - by alicensed Irrigator LI8464Locally Owned andOperated by theForsyth FamilyFor Rent–––––––––––––––––––––3/2/2 house for rent inSanger. Nice, trees, patio,fenced, fireplace, goodarea. $1,050 monthly, $500deposit. $300 pet deposit.Please call 940-736-7769.–––––––––––––––––––––For Rent: 1 bedroom upstairsapartment in Krum,close to downtown. $500per month. Call 940-482-6599.–––––––––––––––––––––Office Warehouse forlease. 1400sf. Garbage,water included. $695 permonth and up plus deposit.Call 940-390-9574.–––––––––––––––––––––RV and Boat Storage.Enclosed Units, CoveredUnits and Outdoor Units.Competitive rates. 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15Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: krum@lemonspublications.comKHS POWDER PUFF 2013The annual Powder Puff football game was held last week to raise money for this year’s Project Graduation. Above – seniorsgather for a team photo. At right – senior basketball players Rachel Wallace and Allison Beck; below – a group photoof the competitors; bottom – KHS head football coach Gary Robinson with the opening coin toss.Krum BobcatBasketball CampCamp Director: Sam Anderson, Krum Head Basketball CoachLocation: Bennie Enis GymnasiumRegistration: Please registrer by June 7 th , Walk-ins welcome on Monday and TuesdaySession 1: June 24 th – 27 thTIME: 9:00am – 12:00pmSession 2: June 24 th – 27 thTIME: 1:00pm – 4:00pmCost: $60Age Groups: Incoming 1 st – 6 th graders (based on next year)Camp check-in Monday at 8:15amAge Groups: Incoming 7 th – 9 th graders (based on next year)Camp check-in Monday at 12:15pmAll campers will receive a T-shirt and basketballKRUM BOBCATSSUMMER BASEBALL CLINICJune 17-20, 2013Ages 7-129 a.m.-NoonAges 13-151-4 p.mCost - $60 includes Krum Baseball T-Shirt(each additional family member is $50)Players will receive 12 hours of instruction in baseball fundamentals. The lasthour of each session will be used for game situations.*InstructorsRay Miller is the Head Baseball Coach at Krum High School. Miller is a 28 yearcoaching veteran with over 1000 career wins. He has coached in the SunbeltSeries, the World Scholar/Athlete Games, and was selected as the West BaseballCoach for the 2006 Oklahoma All-State games. Assistant coaches MattMcBrayer and Jim Hayes will also instruct in the camp.Name _________________________ Age _____ Grade ________Address _______________________ City _____________, TX Zip__________Phone Number () ________________e-mail __________________________Emergency Contact Person ___________________________________________Their Phone Number (Amount Paid $_________) ___________________Relationship ______________T-shirt size (circle) Youth medium, Youth LargeAdult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large, Adult X-Large*Players must provide their own equipment.*I understand that Krum ISD, or any of its agents, are not responsible for accidents orinjuries that may result from my child’s participation in the Krum Bobcats Summer BaseballClinic.Parent’s signature ___________________________________________________Please make checks payable to: Coach Ray Miller, P.O. Box 174, Krum, TX 76249If you have questions, contact Coach Miller at (580) 351-7667.Bobcat Tennis CampBirthday adsare FREEin theKrum News!Email your birthdaygreeting, anniversaryannouncement,wedding, or notice ofaccomplishments to usat: krum@lemonspublications.com• 940-458-85151 st graders, 2 nd graders, and 3 rd graders: July 22 nd –July 25 th 8:00-9:30 a.m.4 th graders, 5 th graders, and 6 th graders: July 29th—August 1 st 8:00-10 a.m.All camps will be at the Krum Tennis courts.Cost: $40.00Price includes T-shirt. Campers need their own racquet.Hurry and register today! Only the first thirty registrations will be accepted for each camp.Call Coach Hendrickson at 940-300-1195 for details.Camper’s Name:_______________________________________________________________________Date of Birth: ___________________________________ Age: _____ Gender: M FAddress: ______________________________________________________________________City/State/Zip: _______________________________________________________________________Email: ______________________________________________________________________________Name of School Attended: ______________________________________________________________T-shirt size: Youth Small Youth M Youth L Youth XL Adult S Adult M Adult L Adult XLPARENTAL / GUARDIAN CONSENTIn order to enable health facilities in Denton to provide prompt care of your child, we urge you to read andcomplete this consent form. This will enable us to help your child without delay in the event of an emergency.Please describe if the answer is yes:Allergic reactions? (drugs, asthma, bee stings, etc) Yes No____________________________________________________________________________________Taking any medications? Yes No____________________________________________________________________________________Last Tetanus shot:_____________________________________________________________________Insurance company:___________________________________________________________________Name of policy holder:_________________________________________ Policy #: _______________Phone Numbers:Mother Home: __________________ Cell: __________________ Work: _________________Father Home: __________________ Cell: __________________ Work: _________________Emergency Contact Name: _____________________________________ Phone: _________________Physician Name: ___________________________________________ Phone: _________________I/We the undersigned hereby certify that I (we) am (are) the parent/legal guardian of the camper. I/We hereby give permission for the staff of the camp,during the camp, to seek appropriate medical attention for the camper, for medical attention to be given, and for the camper to receive medical attention inthe event of accident, injury or illness. I/We will be responsible for any and all costs of medical attention, and treatment, and have medical insurance tocover these costs. I/We the undersigned, as guardian(s) of (camper) ________________________________________, understand that tennis is a physicalsport and that injuries can occur during play. I/We also understand that there are a number of campers attending and there are limited numbers of coaches,and that our child cannot receive individualized attention. I/We the undersigned for our selves, our heir’s executors and administrators, waive, release andforever discharge the Bobcat Tennis Camp and its staff, officers, agents, employees, representatives, successors from all rights and claims for damage,injury or loss to person or property which may be sustained or occur during participation in camp activities or while at camp, whether or not damages,injury or loss is due to negligence.Signature of Parent/Guardian: _______________________________ Date: ______________________Cost: $40.00, which includes t-shirt.Please make checks payable to: Bobcat Tennis Camp, attn. 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16Friday, June 7, 2013 v Krum News v www.lemonspublications.com2013 KYSA Football Sign ups!!When:JUNE 4 th 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m.JUNE 6 th 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m.JUNE 11 th 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m.JUNE 13 th 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m.JUNE 18 th 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m.Where:NORTHSTAR BANK COMMUNITY ROOM-KrumRegistration Fee $125 per playerEquipment Deposit $100 per player*Deposit returned upon return of equipment*Please bring copy of birth certificate.*Payment plan available*Credit Cards now acceptedKYSA Football has joined a new league!We will be playing the following towns.Argyle, Aubrey, Callisburg, Liberty Christian, Pilot Point,Ponder, Pottsboro, Sanger, and WhitesboroFor more information, please visitwww.krumyouthsports.comSummer ReadingProgram starts nextweek at the KrumPublic LibraryThe 2013 Summer Reading Program begins June 10th.Our theme is "Dig in to a Good Book!" Visit the Library toget reading logs and preview the great prizes offered, at theend of July, to those reading the greatest number of books.The Library will host several special on-site programs opento all ages. Some programs require sign-up due to space constraints,so mark your calendars now.June 11: No Bullying! An interactive message deliveredby Krum Police.June 12: Create your own book bag craft program.(Sign up required)June 15: Enjoy creating a sports-themed craft. (Sign uprequired)June 17: Tour the mobile dairy classroom and meet areal dairy cow with the Southwest Dairy Association.June 18: Krum Public Works showcases their diggingequipment in action!June 19: Enjoy mud painting outside.June 22: Create your own unique windsock craft. (Signup required)June 25: Krum Fire Department showcases their equipmentand presents tips on fire safety for all ages.June 26: Enjoy creating a nature-inspired craft of yourvery own. (Sign up required)All programs will be at the Krum Public Library (803E. McCart St) and begin at 11 a.m. They are open to allages. Please call the Library (940-482-3455) reserve yourspot for the craft programs.Check out the Library's Pintrest page for new book releasesand reading list suggestions for specific ages at www.krumlibrary.org. You can also use this site to search for titles,reserve books, and request titles from the vast networkof Libraries across North Texas. Dig in to a good book today!DO IT YOURSELFDIVORCE: BEWARECMAfter 20 years of practicing family law, Ihave rarely seen a do-it-yourself divorceADVERTISER FOCUS: KOONSFULLER, P.C.that did not end up in post-divorce litigation.A divorce is finalized when the court“FARM AND RANCH DIVORCES”signs a court order called a decree of divorce.Farm and ranch divorces can face unique vital when a divorce is imminent. Those that Some parties choose to remain joint ownersof the animals. 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