JULY, 2014IN THIS ISSUE

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Deadline for Newsletter is JULY 20TH

Be sure to have it to us by NOON on this day! Visit us on the web at:

www.laketanglewood.org

Arts & Crafts & Restaurant 2

Calendar 3

LTGA 4

Advertisements 5-6

Library News 7-8

Advertisements 9

Village Of Lake Tanglewood 10

Advertisements 11

LT Lions Club 12

LT Fire and EMS 13

Advertisements 14

Maintenance News 15

Water Quality Report 16-18

Dear Members,

I would like to thank all of you for your patience during the re-surfacing of South Shore ,North Shore and Bay Shore. It is a hassle for all of us but needs to be accomplished to protect our roads. All work should be accomplished by the first of July.

Again, I remind everyone to take care on the lake. Please review the rules and follow them to protect the safety of all who enjoy this great community.

Get ready for the Fourth of July, it is just around the corner. There will be a lot of boats on the lake for the fireworks so let’s all be extra careful. (July 5th.)

Parents, I encourage all of you to review with your children the rules for operating golf carts, atv’s, etc. We want to make the summer safe for all at the lake.

If any of you have any concerns or ideas on improvements for our community please contact me or any member of the board. We are here to serve the community and want to do our best.

Have a great Fourth of July and a great Summer

John TeaguePresident

Village of Lake Tanglewood new city codes can be accessed at the following web address:

http://codes.franklinlegal.net/laketanglewood-flp

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Bake Sale4th of July 9am-12pm

Caps $10.00

July 28- Business Meeting

Monday- Italian SpecialsTuesday- BBQ Specials

Wednesday- Steak SpecialsThursday- Mexican Specials

Friday- Fish/Seafood SpecialsSaturday- Home-cooking Specials

Sunday- Breakfast Specials

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July 201410 AM

Restaurant now open Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. serving Breakfast only!

Arts & Crafts

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Lake Tanglewood – Community Calendar

July 2014

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday LT Library open M - F 4-7 pm

1 7 Fire Dept mtg

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3 6-8 Early Bird Book Sale – community ctr

4 July 4th 9:00-1 Book sale -Bake sale 10:00 -Parade 10:30 - Park activities -Ice Cream 11:00 -Hamburger & Hotdog cookout

5 9 am Red, White & Blue Golf Tourney $30 members $40 nonmemb 9-11 Last Chance Book Sale-Comm Ctr “Dark 30” – FIREWORKS by dam

6 9 am LT Church 10 am Sunday School

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8 6 LT Board mtg

9 4:30 Good News Club -K-6th gr. at LT Church 6 pm Church Youth

10 9:30 Exercise Class – church 7 Book Club

11 11:30 B-day lunch 6 Couples Golf

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13 9 am LT Church 10 am Sunday School

14 6 Village Council Mtg

15 7 Fire Dept mtg

16 4:30 Good News Club -K-6th gr. at LT Church 6 pm Church Youth

17 9:30 Exercise Class – church 7 Lions Club - Community Ctr

18 LT August Newsletter info due 6 Night Lights Golf Tourney

19 6 Night Light Golf Tourney

20 9 am LT Church 10 am Sunday School

21 10 am Arts & Crafts Business meeting

22 6 LT Board mtg

23 4:30 Good News Club -K-6th gr. at LT Church 6 pm Church Youth

24 9:30 Exercise Class – church

25 6 Couples Golf

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27 9 am LT Church 10 am Sunday School

28 10 Arts & Crafts

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July 3rd 6-8 pm Early Bird Book Sale – Community Ctr. July 4th 9 am – 1 pm Book Sale by Library, Bake Sale by Arts & Crafts – Community Ctr 10 am Parade 10:30 am Park Activities, Ice Cream Sale by Lions Club ($4/bowl) -- Community Ctr 11:00 am Hamburger & Hotdog Cookout by AMBUCS ($6 meal deal: hamburger or hot dog, chips & drink) July 5th 9 am Red, White, & Blue Golf Tournament July 5th 9-11 am Last Chance Book Sale – Community Ctr. July 5th 30 minutes after dark – fireworks at the dam

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GOLF COURSE SERVICE ROAD

As we head into the summer months and invite more guests to visit, it is time to remind our residents that the service (dirt) road behind the front nine of the golf course is not a thru street. This is the dirt road from the office/maintenance complex to Lago Vista. There are signs at both ends of this road advising it is not a thru street. Traffic on this road is restricted to service/maintenance vehicles, golf carts and atv type vehicles for two primary reasons.

First, this road is not paved or maintained as a through street and not designed for a normal traffic flow. Heavy rains typically cause large ruts which require periodic maintenance. Using this road as a thru street further increases the maintenance requirement, diverting limited resources away from higher priorities.

The second and most important reason this road is not to be used for thru traffic is safety. The service road provides a convenient and safe route for golfers to go to and from the club house without competing with vehicles on Tanglewood Drive. Additionally, it provides for the same safe route to and from the office, landfill and off road trails for golf carts, atvs and Polaris type utility vehicles.

We ask all residents and guests to use the paved and named streets for motor vehicle travel. Be safe and courteous.

George F. MooreAlderman

Howdy from the Golf Assoc. ,

Well , the rain man cometh . We had around 7 ½ inches of rain over a 2 weekend period , This has done wonders for all the Golf Courses in the area and especially ours . This has been a big boost for the Buffalo grass in the rough areas on the back nine .If we can keep up the better than normal rainfall , we can be a little more lax about staying on the cart paths . Until then please stay on the cart paths unless you are Handicap Exempt . Congratulations to the winners of the Memorial Day tournament , Clay Lankford , Dakota Dunn , Hunter Oliver , and Brady Treadway . We were lucky enough to get a break in rain to have the tournament . Thanks to all who showed up . The remaining schedule is as follows:

July 5th - Red , White & Blue , 4 person Scramble

July 18th - Night Golf , 4 Person Scramble

July 19th - Night Golf, 4 Person Scramble

Aug 16th - Tanglewood Championship , Men 18 holes , Woman 9 & 18 holes

Sept 1st - Labor day tournament, 4 Person Scramble

If you have any questions or concerns please give me a call @ 670-7745

Thank you ,

Dean Logan ( President )

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Lake Tanglewood Community Church An Interdenominational Church

We invite you to join usSunday Service — 9:00 A.M.Sunday School — 10:00 A.M.

READ THE BIBLEIT’S USER FRIENDLY

PLUS WE OFFER TECH SUPPORTHERE ON SUNDAYS

Sunday - Thursday 11:00 to 10:00Friday - Saturday from 11:00 to 11:00

Saturday-Sunday Brunch

2721 Virginia Circle Amarillo,TX 79109

806.350.3303

www.AmarilloEmbers.com

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LIBRARY NEWS

***** NEW HOURS AT THE LIBRARY ***** ON FRIDAYS ONLY, WE WILL BE OPEN 4:00 PM TO 5:30 PM

Otherwise we are open Monday through Thursday, 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM

140 donated DVDs now available in the Library!

FICTION The Skin Collector by Jeffery Deaver. Lincoln Rhyme is drawn into the case of a killer on the loose in NYC who stalks basements and passageways and uses a tattoo gun loaded with poison on his victims. 11th in the series. Resistant by Michael Palmer. While Dr. Lou Welcome is delivering a speech at the CDC, he becomes caught up in a case involving the abduction of a leading scientist. Summer House with Swimming Pool by Herman Koch. A doctor and his family are spending a week at the summerhouse of an actor when a violent incident turns the holiday into a nightmare. Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Ascendancy by Eric Van Lustbader. A well-known terrorist kidnaps Jason Bourne and demands that he carry out a special mission. The Lincoln Myth by Steve Berry. A Cotton Malone adventure involving a flaw in the U.S. Constitution, a mystery about Abraham Lincoln, and an explosive political issue. The Hurricane Sisters by Dorothea Benton Frank. Three generations of strong women wrestle with the expectations of family while struggling to understand their complicated relationship with each other. AUDIO CDs Top Secret Twenty-One by Janet Evanovich. Stephanie Plum has to catch a professional assassin who is after Ranger, find a failure-to-appear, deal with Grandma Mazur’s bucket list, and complete number one on her list – which is top secret. Save the Date by Mary Kay Andrews. Savannah florist Cara Kryzik must find the missing bride of the wedding she is decorating and figure out what she, Cara, believes in. The Matchmaker by Elin Hilderbrand. Nantucketer Kimball Beech has 52 couples still together to her credit. Now she must find matches for her husband, lover, and daughter.

COMING TO LAKE TANGLEWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER

WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 2014! 7:00 P.M. FREE!THE AWARD WINNING FEATURE LENGTH DOCUMENTARY

MOTION PICTURE.

The incredible true story of America’s first mountain adventure race,by auto, steam train, and foot to the top of Mount Baker, a 10,781 foot

volcanic, glacial peak.

Many would start...few would finish.

From 1911 to 1913, a legitimately “amazing race” was run. Envious of the tourists flocking to Seattle, the civic leaders of fledgling Bellingham devised an elaborate PR stunt: America’s first mountain adventure race. Offering up $100 in gold

coins to the first runner who could clamber up and down nearby Mount Baker, a 10,781 foot volcanic, glacial peak! Page 8

The Skin Collector by Jeffery Deaver. Lincoln Rhyme is drawn into the case of a killer on the loose in NYC who stalks basements and passageways and uses a tattoo gun loaded with poison on his victims. 11th in the series. DVDs Entire first season of House of Cards – is on the yellow cabinet where we have television DVDs. Come browse all the donated ones, too. Had to relocate movies to the back room where the audio books on CD are shelved because we now have such a large selection!

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Happy

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WELCOME TO THE LAKE113 Bay Rock Circle - Eldon & Traci Wesley

Eldon & Traci have 3 grown children Mitch, Matt & McKenzie and 4 grandchildren M'Kinley, Dacen, Brylin & Conley and one on the way. Eldon works for Open Air MRI as a radiographer. Traci works for Sigma Services as a property inspector for foreclosures. They are looking forward to family time and skiing. They are really enjoying the community.

105 Circle View - Larry & Christie JonesLarry & Christie have 2 grown children Haley & Katie, and a 4 year old, Paisley. Katie is going to Uganda, Africa on a mission trip to work at an orphanage. Larry is the Vice President of Centergas Fuels. Christie took off time from her career to raise her family. Larry & Christie are from a small town so they are looking forward to getting back to the small town feel that our community provides. It won't be long and EVERYONE will know Paisley!!

324 N. Shore. Beautiful updated home on the lake. The sun room offers breathtaking panoramic views of the lake. Energy Star windows were installed in 8/2012. Living area has cathedral ceiling and built in entertainment center.  Wet Bar. Granite countertops and island in the kitchen. Double Oven. Upstairs living area has its own entrance and bath. Class IV roof. Brick Home with maintenance free siding.Listing Price: $595,000

165 Dolphin Terrace. Beautiful home at Lake Tanglewood located on a large lot. 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths. Master bedroom is isolated. Master bath has separate jetted tub & shower. Lots of storage & built­ins throughout. Kitchen features jenn air gas cook top in island, lots of cabinets & separate pantry. Large utility room. Built in speakers in living room, master bedroom, 2nd bedroom & patio. Beautiful ceiling treatments $259,500

www.LakeTanglewoodHomes.comDoug Eudey 433-8403 Sandi Eudey 433-8404

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L T L I O N S C L U B July 2014

We are still accepting checks for the Flag Service. If you have not paid your $25, please drop a check payable to LT Lions Club by the LT Office. We will no longer include a flag form in the newsletter or billing statement. Our fourth flag placement will be the weekend of July 4th. Flags will be in place on July 3rd and will be collected on July 7th. If there is a problem with your flag, please call Charlie 678-2587. July 3rd activity: 6-8 pm Early Bird Book Sale – Community Center July 4th activities: 9 am-1 pm - Book Sale Fundraiser by the Library – Community Center 9:00 - Bake Sale Fundraiser by the Arts & Crafts – Community Center 9:30 - Parade line begins 10:00 - Parade starts 10:15 - Ice Cream Sale Fundraiser by the Lions Club – Community Center 10:30 - Park Activities sponsored by the Village Bd. -- park 11:00 - Hamburger & Hotdog Cookout by AMBUCS -- $6 “meal deal” (hamburger or hotdog, chips, drink) July 5th activities: 9-11 am – Last Chance Book Sale – Community Center “dark thirty” (30 minutes after sunset) -- FIREWORKS at the dam July 6th activity: 9:00 am - Red, White, & Blue Golf Tournament -- $30 for members, $40 for non-members (teams signup in the golf shop) Update on Fish Restocking – James Cathey reports that the catfish are about 10 inches long.

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Support

The Bridge And have the opportunity to win a

2015 Volkswagen GTI

$10.00 per ticket

The Bridge works with sexually assaulted and physically abused children residing in the top 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Lynda Gray will be selling raffle tickets Friday, July 18th starting at 5:30pm until closing at the Restaurant. Bring some cash or your checkbook so you can invest in the future of a child.

Don't miss the humongous

Buy a chance to change a child’s life!

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MAINTENANCE NEWS THE RECENT RAINFALL HAS BEEN NICE; HOWEVER THE RAIN ALSO INCREASES THE MOSQUITO POPULATION. WE WILL BE TREATING MOSQUITOS PERIODICALLY TO HELP CONTROL THE POPULATION. AS HOMEOWNERS, YOU CAN ALSO HELP BY KEEPING GRASS MOWED DOWN, AVOID OVER WATERING THE LAWN, AND ELIMINATING SMALL POOLS OF WATER AROUND THE HOME. ALSO COMPANIES LIKE PROCHEM AND PANHANDLE GREENHOUSE OFFER SEVERAL SAFE PRODUCTS THAT CAN BE APPLIED AROUND THE HOME TO HELP WITH MOSQUITOS. THE GOLF COURSE BACK NINE IS CLOSED ON MONDAYS, AND THE FRONT NINE IS CLOSED ON TUESDAYS. THIS GIVES THE COURSE A BREAK AND ALLOWS FOR EXTRA WATERING AND MAINTENANCE. MAINTENANCE HOURS OF OPERATION 7:30 – 3:30 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. 622-3714 FOR WEEKEND AND AFTER HOURS EMERGENCIES, PLEASE CALL THE GATE AT 622-1701, AND THE GATE GUARD WILL CONTACT THE MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEE ON CALL. THANKYOU, JEFF BAKER MAINTENANCE MANAGER

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