TIMARRON - Peel, Inc.

TIMARRON 


april 2007, Volume 1, issue 2 

Official PublicatiOn Of the timarrOn Owner's assOciatiOn 

DON'T FORGET 

12th Annual Timarron Garage Sale 

April 20th and 21st 

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM 

WHERE: Your Garage 

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO: Get your trash & treasures 

ready to sell … Buy some balloons and put them on your 

mailbox when you want to be open … And turn your oldies 

but goodies into cash! 

PREVIEW/PRESALE NIGHT: Back by popular demand! 

Your fellow Garage Salers in Timarron will be able to preview 

the merchandise on Thursday, April 19th. Put out your 

balloons between the hours of 4:00-8:00 PM; when you are 

ready for shoppers. 

AFTER THE SALE: The Second Glance Resale 

Shop, which benefits the Open Arms Home, Inc., 

battered women’s shelter, will be happy to 

receive your clothing & household items 

in good condition and provide you with 

a tax receipt. You can have 

your items picked up by calling 

817-909-8765 (ask 

for Albert or leave a 

message). 

Don’t want to wait for the mail? 

View the current issue of the 

Timarron Newsletter 

on the 1st day of each month at 

www.PEELinc.com 

Managers Message 

The response to the Inside Timarron Newsletter has been very 

positive. As Homeowners, I encourage you to take ownership of this 

newsletter. Make it into an instrument that will provide benefit in 

the communication and community fostered by its publication. The 

objective is for Inside Timarron to show up in your mailbox on a 

monthly basis. Please share your thoughts and ideas concerning the 

content. If you are interested in helping with the newsletter, please 

call the office at 817-424-3027. 

This issue is packed full of useful information. We have received 

several calls wanting to know the standard Timarron color for the 

wooden fences. The answer to that question is contained within. 

Based on your CC&R’s there are no other acceptable colors for the 

wooden fences! There are many outdoor activities in Colleyville and 

Southlake, a Neighborhood Watch meeting, and Landscaping Tips but 

most important I would like to know how well you do on the Wine 

Quiz. 

Please make note of the vacancies in the list of Delegates. George 

Bernard Shaw said, “I am of the opinion that my life belongs to the 

community, and as long as I live, it is my privilege to do for it whatever 

I can”. Consider this an invitation to serve your neighborhood. Take 

a look at the vacancies. Could this could be you? 

Mission Statement 

The Mission of the Timarron Owners Association is to provide 

its members a superior residential development with amenities, 

policies, and standards which maintain the quality of life for its 

neighborhoods, maximize the property values of its homeowners, 

and provie uniform administration and enforcement of its 

polices 

The principle points of focus to fulfill the mission are to: 

• Administer strict but fair enforcement of covenants and 

restrictions 

• Maintain the high standards of Timarron landscaping and 

infrastructure 

• Respond to property owners particular needs and ideas 

• Maintain accountability to the elected neighborhood 

delegates 

Copyright © 2007 Peel, Inc. Timarron Owner's Association Newsletter - April 2007


Newsletter Information 

Editor 

Dan Estep ..............................destep@cmamanagement.com 

Publisher 

Peel, Inc.........................www.PEELinc.com, 888-687-6444 

Advertising ........advertising@PEELinc.com, 888-687-6444 

Personal Classifieds 

Cross-continent moving sale – furniture in all rooms and on patio, 

TVs, computer, DVD player, sound systems, kitchen utensils, 04’ 

Toyota truck, garden tools, decoration items, and many more. All 

household items must go. Call 817-239-3982 for details. 

For sale: Nearly new Yamaha YAS-23 alto saxophone, $450 comes 

with hard case and accessories. To purchase a NEWYamaha YAS- 

23, the cost is $1675. Interested? Call 254-652-4467. 

Neighborhood Watch Meeting 

Neighborhood Watch is one of the most effective means 

available for keeping crime out of our 

neighborhoods. It relies on the best 

crime fighting tool ever created, 

a good neighbor! Fortunately, 

good neighbors are found in every 

neighborhood throughout Timarron. 

There will be a Neighborhood Watch 

meeting on April 18th at the Bent 

Creek Clubhouse. The meeting will 

commence at 6:30pm. Please RSVP 

by calling the office at 817-424-3027. I 

will be expecting your call. 

DISCLAIMER: Articles and ads in this newsletter express the opinions of their 

authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Peel, Inc. or its employees. 

Peel, Inc. is not responsible for the accuracy of any facts stated in articles submitted 

by others. The publisher also assumes no responsibility for the advertising content 

with this publication. All warranties and representations made in the advertising 

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failure to place advertising in this publication except for the actual cost of such 

advertising. 

* Although every effort is taken to avoid mistakes and/or misprints, the publisher 

assumes no responsibility for any errors of information or typographical mistakes, 

except as limited to the cost of advertising as stated above or in the case of 

misinformation, a printed retraction/correction. 

* Under no circumstances shall the publisher be held liable for incidental or 

consequential damages, inconvenience, loss of business or services, or any other 

liabilities from failure to publish, or from failure to publish in a timely manner, 

except as limited to liabilities stated above. 

SOUTHLAKE EVENTS 

Outdoor Kids Adventure Days 

Saturday, April 21 

9:00am – 5:00pm 

Sunday, April 22 

9:00am – 4:00pm 

Meadowmere Park, Grapevine 

Join the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for a FREE, outdoor 

adventure into the Texas outdoors. Where can you shoot a bow and 

arrow, rock climb, cast a fishing rod, set up a tent, paddle a kayak, 

and discover Texas wildlife? 

Family Campout 

All ages welcome! 

Roll up your sleeping gear, fill up your canteen, and hit the trail 

for our semi-annual Family Campout at Bob Jones Park. We will be 

fishing, roasting marshmallows, listening to stories around the fire, 

and enjoying the great outdoors. Cost includes dinner on Saturday 

evening and a light breakfast on Sunday morning. Tent set up may 

begin at 3:00pm on Saturday afternoon. 

Parks and Recreation Staff 

Minimum 20 campers, Max 40 campers 

Bob Jones Park 

*Child must pre-register with at least one adult. 

*Campers must bring their own tents and sleeping gear. 

*Fishing gear will be provided, or you may bring your own. 

*Campout happens rain or shine. 

May 5th & 6th 

Saturday/Sunday 

4:00pm-9:00am 

$10 per person 

Ages 3 and under are free 

Code # 1002.17A 

Classified Ads 

Personal classifieds (one time sell items, such as a used 

bike...) run at no charge to Timarron residents, limit 30 words, 

submit before the 15th of each month please e-mail destep@ 

cmamanagement.com 

Business classifieds (offering a service or product line for profit) 

are $45, limit 40 words, please contact Peel, Inc. Sales Office at 

888-687-6444 or advertising@PEELinc.com. 

Advertising Information 

Please support the businesses that advertise in the Timarron 

Community Newsletter. Their advertising dollars make it possible 

for all Timarron residents to receive the monthly newsletter at no 

charge. No homeowners association funds are used to produce or 

mail the newsletters. If you would like to support the newsletter 

by advertising, please contact our sales office at 888-687-6444 

or advertising@PEELinc.com. The advertising deadline is the 

20th of each month for the following month's newsletter. 

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COLLEYVILLE EVENTS 

Dallas Blooms 

Dallas Blooms is a celebration of spring at the Dallas Arboretum, 

which is arguably one of the top five floral display gardens in North 

America. 

Day: Wednesday 

Date: April 25th 

Time: 9:00am-4:00pm 

Course #: 1017.331 

Colleyville Seniors 

817-283-7648 

www.colleyvillepard.com 

Carranza Marionettes 

Free concert at Colleyville Center. Presented by the Colleyville 

Parks and Recreation Department. 

Day: Thursday 

Date: April 19th 

Time 7:00pm-8:00pm 

Contact Info: 817-503-1180 

Pepsi Pitch, Hit & Run 

Sunday, May 6th 

1:00pm 

Ages 7 – 14 

City Park 

Contact Info: 817-503-1180 

This FREE program provides boys and girls the opportunity to 

showcase pitching, hitting and running abilities. Winners can advance 

all the way to the National Finals at the 2007 MLB All-Star Game. 

Lunch items can be purchased for a small fee on site. All activities 

are FREE and the necessary equipment will be provided. 

Job Opportunity 

Looking for an experienced administrative 

assistant to work four days a week (32 hours) at 

the Timarron Owners Association Office located 

at 700 Wentwood Drive. Job includes assisting 

the association manager, filing, resident contact, 

scheduling community centers, etc. If interested 

please drop a brief resume at the office. 

Homeowner’s Security Survey 

If you are interested in making your home more secureAND saving 

money on your homeowner’s insurance rates, we offer another free 

service to residents: 

For Safety - The Security Survey is an inspection conducted on 

your home by a certified Crime Prevention Officer. The officer 

checks the interior and exterior of your home and discusses how 

better to secure the premises. The officer draws up a plan specific to 

your home, making recommendations about subjects such as locks, 

lighting, landscaping, etc. 

For an Insurance Discount - Texas law allows for a 5% insurance 

rate discount if the residence meets certain basic requirements. If 

your home meets these requirements, the Crime Prevention Officer 

submits a report to the Texas Insurance Board for your rate reduction. 

If your home fails to meet the requirements, the officer gives you a 

report indicating how to bring it up to the insurance standards. 

That same Texas law allows for a 15% discount if the residence 

meets the basic requirements as well as certain advanced requirements. 

This level requires a monitored alarm system connected to specific 

windows and doors in the home. 

For further information on this service, contact Corporal Mike 

Bedrich at 817.748.8137. Corporal Bedrich will get forms to you 

to fill out in advance and set an appointment to meet at your home 

for the inspection. Please be aware that the insurance discount is not 

immediate - this is one government entity dealing with another! 

Colleyville Police Department can also provide this service. 

Please contact Officer Bill Hudgins at (817) 503-1230 or by email 

at hudginsb@ci.colleyville.tx.us 

Best regards, 

Rhonda Moore 

Lieutenant, Community Initiatives Unit 

871.748.8349 

Southlake DPS 

BOOK CLUB 2007 

May 14 (2nd Monday) 7:30 

Sense and Sensibility-Jane Austin 

Sara Perkins – Hostess 817-251-0961 

200 Creekway Bend 

Vicki Williams - Discussion leader 

June 11 (2nd Monday) 7:00 

Memory Keepers Daughter 

Debbie Mentgen - Hostess 817-329-3961 

Kim Edwards 

807 Aberdeen Way 

Timarron Owner's Association Newsletter - April 2007 Copyright © 2007 Peel, Inc.




Southlake Travel 

Where Dreams Become Reality 

Phone: (817) 657-9866 

kdawson@southlake-travel.com 

1300 Concord Avenue 

Southlake, TX 76092 

www.southlake-travel.com 

About Us 

A highly-personalized travel concierge 

service that arranges memorable trips, 

cruises, exotic vacations and travel for 

those with discriminating taste. So, 

whether you’re looking for a private jet to 

Paris, a villa in Tuscany, tickets to the Grand 

Prix in Monaco, golfing at St. Andrews or 

an island escape to the Caribbean, we can 

arrange every detail. 

Agency owner, Karen Dawson, is a 

Certified Travel Consultant, a Certified Cruise 

Consultant, a Certified Caribbean Specialist, and a Certified 

Travel Industry Executive. Professionally, she has been with Sabre, 

Virtuoso, American Express, Carlson Wagonlit Travel, Travel 

Agents International, Uniglobe Travel and several independent 

agencies. She has been a corporate travel and meeting manager 

for a major investment firm and has taught travel and tourism at 

several colleges. 

Southlake Travel is an affiliate of Virtuoso, a consortium of 

over 300 travel agencies with over 4000 agents and sales in excess 

of $500 million annually. 

Virtuoso Agent Qualifications: 

We Know the World ... and the World Knows Virtuoso 

From archaeological digs to kayaking, from countryside walks 

to wildlife safari adventures - Virtuoso travel specialists know the 

world and all the ways for you to discover it. They have intimate 

knowledge of the hotels, resorts, cruise lines, tour companies, and 

destinations they recommend, and many Virtuoso travel specialists 

are recognized by Condé Nast Traveler as experts. In fact, in 2004, 

52% of the total agent listings were Virtuoso travel specialists. 

Certified Travel Agents 

Karen M. Dawson 

CTC, CTIE 

Virtuoso travel specialists have an average of 20 years of 

experience in the luxury travel field and are certified with the 

Institute of Certified Travel Agents. They are passionate about 

travel and confident in their ability to book their clients’ dream 

vacation getaway. 


Timarron Calendar 

Bent Creek Clubhouse Calendar 

April 14 Swim Team Sign-Up for Sharks 9am-1pm 

April 19 Eagle Bend Bunco 7pm-11pm 

April 18 Neighborhood Watch for Timarron 6:30pm 

April 20 Couple Bridge 7pm-10pm 

April 24 Pokeno RSVP 817-424-2455 6pm-10pm 

April 27 Swim Team Sign-Up for Sharks 4pm-6pm 

April 28 Bent Creek Block Party 

May 01 Highland Ladies 7pm-9:30pm 

May 05 Spades 6pm-11pm 

May 12 Swim Team Sign-Up 10am-12pm 

Wentwood Clubhouse Calendar 

April 10 New Construction / Modifications 9:30am 

April 23 New Construction / Modifications 9:30am 

May 7 New Construction / Modifications 9:30am 

May 13 Mother’s Day 

ARE YOUR LIGHTS OUT ?? 

Streetlights, that is. If so, please complete the 

Streetlight Outage Reporting Form located 

at http://www.oncorgroup.com/community/ 

streetlights/ 

Let’s Make Some Waves 

Tigershark Swim Team signup dates are 

• April 14 from 9:00am to 1:00pm 

• April 27 from 4:00pm to 5:30 pm 

Coach Murphy is back for another outstanding season. 

If you have questions please call 

• Sonia (817) 442-8663 

• Mandy (817) 442-9550 

• Ann (817) 416- 1765 

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exclusively for the private use of Timarron residents only. 


Water the Lawn and Landscape: 

How Often, How Long 

By Dotty Woodson, Horticulture County Extension Agent, 

Tarrant County 

At the end of a hot, dry summer the most asked question is how 

often and how long to water the landscape. There are two issues 

about landscape water; quality and conservation. Water quality 

is an issue because all drinking water for 

north central Texas comes from 

the lakes in and around Tarrant 

County. That’s correct. All the 

lakes are water reservoirs built 

to collect and hold water to 

provide Tarrant County with 

drinking water. The water 

providers in Tarrant County 

clean the lake water and 

provide all of us with very 

clean safe drinking water. 

Research of the lake water and lake water sources shows runoff 

from home landscapes carry fertilizer, pesticide and soil into the 

storm drains and then unfiltered into the lakes. Runoff occurs when 

water is applied faster than the ground can absorb the water.As the 

water quality in the lakes deteriorates, the cost to clean the water 

goes higher and therefore our water bills increase. Proper water 

application will reduce water contamination and conserve water. 

As more homes are built, more water is required to keep 

landscapes green and beautiful. More water is needed for 

all the businesses to support all the people living in all 

the new homes. For many years you have read and heard 

about water conservation in the home with showers, toilets, 

dishwashers and washing machines. We now have an entire 

generation who grew up with low water use appliances. 

Now we need to look at conserving water in the landscape. 

There is nothing worse than reading about an issue that you 

as an individual cannot do anything about. Everyone with home 

landscaping can do something about these issues by applying 

water, fertilizers and pesticides properly. 

Here is what you can do: 

• Plant native and adapted plants. These plants do not require 

as much water, pesticides and fertilizer. 

• Use irrigation water as efficiently as possible. Only water 

when necessary. Make sure all water lands on soil. 

• Only apply pesticides when necessary. 

• Fertilize according to a soil test. 

• Mulch all shrubs, flower and vegetables gardens. 

For lists, pictures and descriptions of native and adapted 

plants go to http://www.txsmartscape.com. If you do not 

have Internet access, send a self-address stamped envelop 

with your request to Extension Horticulture, 401 E. 8th St. 

Fort Worth, TX 76102. The Texas SmartScape web site also 

includes landscape design and maintenance instructions. 

Copyright © 2007 Peel, Inc. Timarron Owner's Association Newsletter - April 2007 7


Crescent Royale Front Lawn Maintenance 

April—Spring is definitely here! We are planting flowers this 

month, so changing your irrigation from the winter setting to the 

spring setting is a must, especially for your flowers and grass. The 

flowers should be getting water about 3-4 days a week, increasing the 

minutes and days a week as the weather gets warmer. The grass and 

other bedding material should also be running about 3 times a week. 

When our crews are out on property, if you need something, please 

look for the man wearing the bright orange colored safety vest, he 

will have direct, radio contact to his supervisor. 

Please contact the Crescent Royale Landscape Service Line at 

817-488-6969 if at any time you have questions or want to discuss 

extra services; we do our best at seeing to it that your questions are 

answered. 

April 9-13 Flower Prep and Planting 

April 17-20 Detail Service and Mowing 

April 24-27 Detail Service and Mowing 

May 01-04 Detail Service and Mowing 



Tennis Anyone? 

Would you like your children to learn how to 

play tennis in your own backyard? The Southlake 

Tennis Center will be running after school tennis 

classes at the Timarron Courts. Classes are taught 

in 4 week sessions. 

Pre-School 3-5 yrs. Tues, 12:30-1:15 p.m. $40.00 

Beginners 5-7 yrs. M T W or Th, 4:00-5:00 p.m. $50.00 

Beginners 8-12 yrs. M T W or Th, 5:00- 6:00 p.m. $95.00 

Private lessons (for Timarron Residents ONLY) 

are also available from 6-7 p.m. M-Th. 

Interested players can call the Southlake Tennis 

Center at 817-421-5605 to sign up or get 

additional information. 

Club Corner 

Ahh Choo! Don’t you just love Spring? Ahh Choo! The grass is 

turning a bright, fresh green and the trees are budding. I don’t know 

about you, but I much prefer these snowy flakes of the blossoms 

floating in the air vs. those wet, cold ones we experienced in January! 

I have to say – despite the allergies there’s something special about 

Spring that makes me want to get out of the house and learn something 

new. But what? 

For 70 of our younger members here at Timarron Country Club 

that something new has to do with golf. Participating in the Junior 

Development Program starts young players out right. This great 

program primarily focuses on FUN in the game of golf. At the same 

time they’re learning about the etiquette and rules of the game as well 

as working on their personal development in the sport. 

Let me dissolve a myth – Timarron Country Club is not just about 

golf. We have several members that don’t play golf. They’re here 

for the pure FUN of getting together with friends and neighbors to 

share a great meal or just a drink together. And for some that beverage 

of choice is wine. I’m very impressed with the wine knowledge of 

our members; and of our staff. Staff like our Director of Food & 

Beverage, Mr. Greg Radomski with a little wine trivia for us all to 

learn something new this Spring! 

Which grape is almost exclusively planted in California? 

A. Chardonnay 

B. Cabernet Sauvignon 

C. Syrah 

D. Zinfandel 

What are Tannins? 

A. The color of the wine. 

B. Pigment in the skins of the grapes. 

C. A component in the wine that adds structure and texture. 

D. A pesticide used in the vineyards. 

What is a Varietal? 

A. Wine made from non-specific grapes 

B. Wine made primarily from a single grape variety 

C. A vineyard 

D. A cellar 

If you have a dish that is very hot and spicy, what would go well 

with that? 

A. A powerful Cabernet 

B. A high alcohol Zinfandel 

C. An off dry Riesling 

D. A Glass of water 

Which United States region is famous for high quality Pinot Noir? 

A. Columbia Valley, Washington 

B. Willamette valley, Oregon 

C. Mendicino Country, California 

D. Long Island, New York 

(Answers on page 13) 


Old Glory Flag Service 

Timarron join many of your neighbors! 

Show your patriotic colors! 

It’s time to order your flag for 2007! 


Old Glory Flag Service continues to offer Timarron residents our 

curbside U.S. 3X5 flag service, creating neighborhood patriotism 

with a unified presentation on significant holidays. 

Includes: Memorial Day, 4 th July, Labor Day, Veteran Day, Flag Day 

Mail your order and yearly fee of $48.50 

Payable to: 

Old Glory Flag Service 

P.O. Box 92656 


Old Glory Flag Service meets the guidelines for Flag Display as approved by the City of Southlake 

APPROVED BY: Timarron HOA Board and follows the covenants of Timarron 

Get your Order in early! by April 15th, 2007 and take $3.50 off 

For more information please email: OLDGLORYFLAG@verizon.net 

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Timarron Volunteers: 

Board of Directors 

President Orest Dachniwsky The Highlands 

Vice President Kenneth Cole Bent Creek 

Secretary Paul Thompson Bent Creek 

Treasurer Dick Martin Crescent Royale 

Asst. Secretary Thomas McCullough Cascades 

Communications Committee 

Jan Doud 

Andie Ferren 

Gina Parks 

Larry Farrar 

Roger Jones 

Bill McAuley 

Dick Martin chairman 

John Slocum 

Facilities Committee 

Finance Committee 

Fitness Center Committee 

Paul Thompson 

Pat Atchley 

Landscape and Grounds Committee 

Ken Cole chairman 

Nikki Mediterraneo 

Dennis Godfrey 

Linda Jennings 

Teresa Calvert 

Juli Bledsoe 

Thank You Timarron Volunteers & Delegates 

Kurt Drewski 

John Slocum 

Jim Jeppe 

Larry Farrar 

Kevin Allen 

Mike Schroder 

Brighton Greene 

Ned Ahearn 

Mary Peck 

New Construction / Modifications Committee 

Ann Dachniwsky Jim Jeppe 

Don Coonan 

Tennis Committee 

Sandy Schwan 

Ann Lane 

Scott Brekken 

Debbie Farrar chairman 

Bruce Prager 

Betty Senske-Bent Creek Scheduler 

Timarron Delegates 

Bent Creek 

Larry Farrar Estella Silva 

John Slocum Vacancy 

Brenwyck 

Janice Agin Janet Doud 

Mark Engeberg Vacancy 

Bryson Square 

Randy Sacia Danny Gilpin 

Cascades 

Therese Deptula Ken O’Neill 

Vacancy 

Vacancy 

Clubhouse Courts 

Crescent Royale 

DeVon Medlang Mike Schroder 

Steve Schockett Vacancy 

Eagle Bend Estates 

Mark Dailey Vacancy 

Glendover 

Mike Mainard Vacancy 

Highlands 

Jim Jeppe Chuck Jackson 

Huntly Manor 

Rick Walker Vacancy 

Northwood Park 

Dan Quinto Vacancy 

Strathmore 

Mary Peck Vacancy 

Vacancy 

Warwick Green 

Vacancy Vacancy 

Wyndsor Creek 

Brenda Skanski Juli Bledsoe 

Vacancy 

Wyndsor Grove 

Lynda Warner Kim Deras 

Vacancy 


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Timarron Tidbits 

Southlake Emergency Radio is 790AM and informs you of weather 

emergencies and local emergencies. 

Colleyvile Emergency Notification is the Code Red System. Please 

keep your info current and up to date on the city web site www. 

colleyville.com 

Southlake development activity can be tracked on the city web site 

www.cityofsouthlake.com/spin/default.asp. 

Click on development cases. Timarron is SPIN 9E and 9W. If you 

are interested in future development around Timarron, keep close 

attention to this web site. 

Car broken into...ask neighbors to leave porch lights on. If you must 

leave your car in the driveway, please remember to take valuables 

inside. 

Just a reminder; digging is not allowed in the common areas 

Teens...check your city website for volunteer opportunities! 

Barking dogs.......call city code enforcement officer 

Timarron pools open Memorial Day Weekend 

Coming soon will be construction on a roundabout at White Chapel 

and Continental. 

Take a cute picture of your child at the Easter Egg Hunt and send 

to the office for possible inclusion in the May issue. Submit prior to 

April 14th. 

Tennis Courts are first come first serve unless the scheduler has 

reserved a team 

Fitness Center Hours are 7am-10pm, use your security card for 

entrance 

Per CC&R’s only 1 realtor sign per house. No contactor signs. 

See website for local club info www.timarron-hoa.com 

April 15-21 is Volunteer Week....call the Managers Office 817-424- 

3027 and volunteer 

Needed are committee members for Social, Governance, Fitness 

Center and there are delegates’ positions waiting to be filled. 

Answers to Wine Questions, Page 8 

A. Zinfandel 

B. The pigment in the skins of the grapes 

C. Wine made from a single grape variety 

D. An off dry Riesling 

E. Willamette Valley 

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PUBLIC NOTICE 

APPLICATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE PLANNING 

AND ZONING COMMISSION 

The Colleyville City Council will accept applications March 16 

through April 16, 2007, at 5:00 p.m. for one (1) position on the 

Planning and Zoning Commission whose unexpired term ends 

September 2007. Applicants are required to file a Financial Disclosure 

and Business Conflict of Interest Report two days following the 

end of the application period. The Commission approves plans for 

subdivisions and makes recommendations to the City Council on 

the rezoning of land and on amendments to the City Development 

regulations. The Commission meets on the second and fourth 

Mondays of each month. 

An Application for Appointment and the Financial Disclosure 

and Business Conflict of Interest forms are available at http://www. 

colleyville.com/content/view/29/49/. The Application may be 

submitted to the City Secretary via email at singletonc@ci.colleyville. 

tx.us, or fax 817.503.1139 or mail to City of Colleyville, City 

Secretary, 100 Main Street, Colleyville, Texas 76034. If you have 

any questions, please contact City Secretary Cynthia Singleton at 

817.503.1133. 

Colleyville Home Inspections 

http://www.colleyville.com/content/view/210/234/ 

Business and home security surveys are available through the 

Colleyville Police Department. Any Colleyville resident or business 

owner can arrange to have a trained crime prevention officer come to 

their home or business and give security tips to improve security. 

Residents wishing to reduce their home owner’s insurance 

premiums may request an inspection. This inspection includes door 

and window hardware. If you have a monitored burglar alarm you 

may qualify for an even better discount. 

Crime prevention officers are also available to give talks on crime 

prevention topics to groups. If you are interested in any of the above 

programs, please contact Officer Bill Hudgins at (817) 503-1230 or 

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15-Jun. 10—FORT WORTH: Focus: Barnaby Furnas Furnas’ largescale 

paintings depict continuing themes of war, suicide, desertion, 

love, indulgence and celebration. ModernArt Museum of Fort Worth. 

www.themodern.org 866/824-5566 or 817/738-9215 

18—DALLAS: Arresting Oswald: Memories from the Texas Theater 

Panelists Paul Bentley and Jerry Hill talk about their roles as Dallas 

Police officers involved in the arrest of Lee Harvey Oswald. The 

Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza. 214/747-6660 

18-May 6—DALLAS: Wicked Music Hall at Fair Park. 214/421- 

5678 

18-May 13—DALLAS: The Taming of the Shrew Dallas Theater 

Center. 214/522-8499 

19—DALLAS: Meadows Jazz Orchestra Begins at 8 p.m. Caruth 

Auditorium in the Owen Arts Center. 214/768-1951 

19-22—DALLAS: Dallas Symphony Orchestra Includes conductor 

Carlos Kalmar and pianist Peter Donohoe. Morton H. Meyerson 

Symphony Center. www.dallassymphony.com 214/692-0203 

19-22—FORT WORTH: MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival Nine 

blocks of Fort Worth’s historic brick-paved Main Street become a 

marketplace of food, arts & crafts, and live entertainment. Downtown 

Fort Worth. www.msfwaf.org 817/336-2787 

19-26—DALLAS: 37th Annual USA Film Festival Features the best 

new U.S. and foreign films, special tributes and retrospectives, the 

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20—DALLAS: Meadows Wind Ensemble: Journey to the Hundred 

Acre Woods Caruth Auditorium in the Owen Arts Center. 214/768- 

2787 

20—MCKINNEY: 4 Stand-Up Dads Comedy Review Comedians 

Dan St. Paul, Milt Abel, Tim Bedfore and Kelly McDonald will have 

everyone laughing over their observations of fatherhood and family 

life. 111 N. Tennessee St. www.sidebarent.com 972/542-0002 

20-21—DALLAS: Spring Fiesta Series — DBDT II Annual Concert 

Aspiring dance stars of tomorrow present modern and jazz works by 

emerging and recognized choreographers. Latino Cultural Center. 

214/871-2390 

20-21—DALLAS: Theatre at the Pulse: Obituary Black Academy of 

Arts and Letters. 214/743-2440 

220-22—FORT WORTH: A World Premiere Event Features the 

premiere of composer-in-residence Kevin Puts’Violin Concerto. Bass 

Performance Hall. www.fwsymphony.org 817/665-6000 

21—ARLINGTON: Wonders on the Wing Migratory Bird Festival 

Encourages bird conservation and increases awareness of birds 

through hikes, bird watching, information and educational programs. 

River Legacy Living Science Center. www.riverlegacy.org 817/860- 

6752 

21—DALLAS: 2006-07 Bancroft Family Concert: Jolyon Pegis, 

Cellist Fine Arts Chamber Players presents Dallas Symphony 

Orchestra cellist Pegis and friends performing an all-Brahms chamber 

music program. Dallas Museum of Art. 214/922-1200 

21-22—DALLAS: Meadows Opera Theatre: Two World Premieres 

Presents premieres of fairy tale operas written by Simon Sargon, 

professor of composition at the Meadows School of the Arts. Margo 

Jones Theatre in the Owen Arts Center. 214/768-1951 

21-22—DALLAS: Plant Sale Parking lot of the Dallas Arboretum. 

www.dallasarboretum.org 214/515-6500 

25-29—DALLAS: Spring’s Awakening One of the most censored 

plays of the early 20th century, this is considered an important 

groundbreaking work today. Owen Fine Arts Center — Southern 

Methodist University, Meadow School of Arts. 214/768-2787 

26—DALLAS: Meadows at the Meyerson: The 2007 Grand 

Event Benefit concert features the Meadows Symphony Orchestra. 

Meyerson Symphony Center. 214/768-2787 

26-29—IRVING: EDS Byron Nelson Championship Four Seasons 

Resort & Club. www.eds.com/byron_nelson 972/717-0700 

27—MCKINNEY: The Lettermen 111 N. Tennessee St. www. 

sidebarent.com 972/542-0002 

27-29—DALLAS: Graduate Dance Concert: Meadows School of 

Arts Division of Dance Features original choreography and restagings 

of choreographic masterworks. Bob Hope Theatre — Southern 

Methodist University, Meadow School of Arts. 214/768-2787 

Texas Events has been published with the permission of the Texas 

Department of Transportation. All events are taken in part from the Texas 

Events Calendar. All dates for events were correct at the time of publication 

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