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PART OF HISTORY — A 1929 Ford 4-AT-E Tri-Motor airplane landed to refuel in Decatur Municipal Airport on Friday afternoon. The plane, piloted by
Jimmy Leeward (bottom) and Dolphin Overton IV, was in route to Chandler, Ariz., from Goldsboro, N.C. The aircraft, previously owned by Overton’s
father, was recently purchased at auction for $1.2 million and will be entering a private museum in Chandler. The aircraft averaged 70 mph on Friday
during flight. The craft was shot at during the attack on Pearl Harbor and was used to drop smoke jumpers and supplies for firefighters in Montana
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By NEIL SPERRY
Dear Neil: We have a sago
palm that has grown too
large. Can they be pruned?
If so, when and how? Also,
what is this growth in the
center of our plant? We have
friends who have grown sa-
gos for many years, and they
say they’ve never seen it.
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smaller size. You can remove
individual leaves, but that
really won’t help very much.
They have a genetic predis-
position to reach a certain
size. If you trim them, you’re
likely to ruin their form. The
photo is of a female flower
in the center of your plant.
Male flowers are more
cone-like. Do a web search
for “sago palm flower” and
you’ll see photos to verify it.
It’s absolutely normal.
Dear Neil: We have sev-
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What is the best way to level
them?
If they’re only an inch
or so deep, use dry sand to
level them. Sprinkle it into
the trenches from a shovel,
but only after it’s hourglass-
dry. You may have to spread
it out on the driveway to
dry in the sun. Late April or
May are the best times to do
this, since the grass is start-
ing to grow actively by then.
Use a garden rake turned
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it through the grass runners
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By TANYA DAVIS
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A little over half of women know the leading cause of
death for women is heart disease.
Almost 500,000 women die from cardiovascular
diseases, while 270,000 women die from all forms
of cancer combined.
Because so many studies are reported in the
news – some with conflicting findings – about half
of women report being confused about how to re-
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women can do to reduce their risks, even if they
know heart disease runs in their family:
1. Do not smoke, and, if you do, quit. Keep try-
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Continued from 2
the arbor with something smaller. It’s
among our largest vines, and repeated
annual pruning will be a chore as the
plant gets older.
Dear Neil: What can I use to elimi-
nate ajuga that is invading my St.
Augustine lawn without hurting the
grass?
Any broadleafed weedkiller spray,
applied in the spring, while the ajuga
is growing actively, will eliminate it
without harming your St. Augustine.
There may be a warning in its inva-
sion, however. St. Augustine normally
would crowd out the ajuga quite easily.
If the area is heavily shaded, it may
well be that the St. Augustine can’t
grow and spread, in which case you
might be better served by widening the
bed from which the ajuga is escaping.
Dear Neil: Can a fig tree be pruned?
If so, how much and when? It’s 10 feet
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EDUCATION BRIEFS
Hubbard earns Johson receives daughter of Donna and Clinton Tackel of Paradise. She is
the granddaughter of Marguerite Caraway of Cisco and
master’s degree bachelor’s degree Faye Tackel of Paradise.

Misti Michelle Hubbard of Euless graduated with a mas- Chelsea Nicole Johnson, 21, received a bachelor’s degree
ter’s degree in kinesiology from Dallas Baptist University in Spanish from East Texas Baptist University on Dec. 13.
in December. She is the daughter of Ronald and Vickie Johnson of Deca- Huling named
Hubbard is the daughter of James and Liz Hubbard of tur. She is a 2005 graduate of Decatur High School.
Decatur.
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Austin Chase Huling, a 2006 Decatur High School gradu-
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Lemaster Hamby earns University in Stillwater, Okla., for the fall 2008 semester.
Students who complete 12 or more hours with a grade
graduates master’s degree point average of 3.5 or higher with no grade below a “C” are
Haley M. Lemaster graduated from Whitnee BreAnn Hamby graduated named to the list.
Texas A&M University in College Sta- from Texas Tech University with a mas-
tion Dec. 12 with a bachelor’s in agricul- ter of business administration degree in
tural leadership and development. She general business Dec. 12. She received a Continued on page 5
is currently completing an internship in bachelor of business degree in account-
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USDA grants
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The USDA is accepting applications for
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Continued from 4 fiber and low in calories. They contain
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Boys
Junior varsity
Bridgeport 32
Hirschi 65
BHS standouts — Dillon Lin-
go scored 11 points, and Matt
Minix and Skylar Stowe added
six each for the Bulls. Drew
Miles pitched in four points,
while Taylor Story had three and
C.J. Rhine had two each.
BHS coach’s comments: We
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Hirschi’s defense forced us to do
a lot of things we did not want
to do. We need to play hard for
four quarters to be successful.
BHS records: 3-8, 0-1
Graham 69
Bridgeport 31
BHS standouts — Nine points
from Drew Miles and eight via
Skylar Stowe were not enough
to save the team against Gra-
ham. Also scoring were Dillon
Lingo and Matt Minix with sev-
en points each, Taylor Story and
Brady Boyd with four each and
Rodney Johnson had two.
BHS coach’s comments: Gra-
ham is a very good team. They
exposed our weaknesses and
used them to their advantage.
Not turning the ball over and
rebounding are very important
against good teams like them.
Cisco 28
Bridgeport 52
BHS standouts — Drew Miles
lit up the Lobo defense with
a game-high 18 points. Dillon
Lingo was next in scoring with
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Stowe and C.J. Rhine with six
each. Also scoring were Rodney
Johnson and Mat Minix with four
points each, and Taylor Story
and Mac Whitcomb with two
each.
BHS coach’s comments: This
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son. We are learning what effort
it is going to take every time we
play.
Freshmen
Decatur 44
Gainesville 22
DHS standouts — Austin
Lamirand scored a team-high 14
points and Caleb Hogan added
eight in the Eagle victory.
DHS coach’s comments:
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BHS standouts — Three play-
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Graham 51
Bridgeport 35
BHS standouts — Cameron
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BHS coach’s comments: We
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well early, but had a lot more
hustle in the second half. We did
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and that hurt.
BHS record: 5-8
Zundy 29
Bridgeport 23
BHS standouts — Blake Ar-
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points for the Bulls in the defen-
sive battle. Jacob Kerr put in
four points, one more than Dillon
Waldrep and Omar Martinez with
three each. Alex Kline and Colby
Mahon pitched in two apiece.
BHS coach’s comments: The
Bulls played a good game, but
Zundy was a little quicker and
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BHS records: 2-4, 1-2
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Eagles as he racked up a game- Zundy B 52 ant was the offensive leader for paint where he had six rebounds,
high 10 points. Mason Cline- Bridgeport B 20 the Panthers with 12 points. two more than Zach Carsten
smith put up six points and Tyler BMS standouts — The Bulls Corbin Holt pit up another seven with four.
Story added five. had another big night from Scott points and Jarrett Holt had six. BMS coach’s comments: The
DMS record: 4-8 Trickel who put up a team-high team started out really slow and
14 points. Tyler Rhine mixed in Jacksboro A 47 never recovered.
Boyd A 25 four points and Justin Cooper Chico A 20 BMS record: 0-6
Alvord A 50 had two. Fabian Muniz, David CMS standouts — Ivan Se-
AJHS standouts — Cason Bak- Lagunas, Shawn James and Juan gura racked up a district-high Decatur A 28
er scorched the Boyd defense Rivera led the defense. 16 points in the Dragons loss. Kirby A 68
and outscored the Yellowjackets BMS coach’s comments: We Mauricio Deleo and Julio Rocha DMS standouts — Greyson
by himself with a game-high 29 scored the first two baskets of pitched in two points each. Muelstein scored a team-best
points. Mark Vaughn added six the game, but Zundy used its CMS coach’s comments: It 10 points to lead the Eagles.
points, while Jordan Locklear height and speed to shut us was a good defensive effort Austin Poole and Joel Forbis
and Luke Freeman had four each down. We had trouble getting from all the boys. tacked on four points each.
and Kayne Rive had three. open shots anywhere close to DMS record: 4-7
the basket. Zundy A 32
Peaster A 49 BMS records: 1-7, 0-3 Bridgeport A 19 Peaster A 42
Chico A 10 BMS standouts — The Bulls Paradise A 20
CMS standouts — Hunter York Decatur B 32 got a team-high 10 points from Continued on page 7
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SUBVARSITY BASKETBALL
Continued from 6 Hirschi A 34 CHS standouts — Megan Vernon 28 shots on offense. They are put- let Kirby back into it when our
BHS standouts — Macey Green beat up the Tiger defense Bridgeport 26 ting their heart into the game shooting went flat. Kirby’s fast
Panther standouts — Jarrett Bishop led the balanced scor- to the tune of 14 points for the BHS standouts — The Sissies and they are doing a great job of break earned them 10 points.
Holt was the leader of the pack ing attack with seven points. Lady Dragons. Cameron Bowyer got eight points from Taylor Hen- representing the Lady Dragons. However, our girls managed to
with eight points. Tanner Valen- KaShaley Johnson tallied six posted seven points of her own son and six via Shelbi McDuffie CMS records: 1-8. 0-7 hang on for the win with excel-
tine put up five points, while Tay- points, while Katie Cook had and Molli Umpress had six. Also and Hannah Logan in the tight lent rebounding and good free
lor Edwards had four and Corbin five, Madison Keller, Audra Hart, scoring was Tabitha Moses with contest. Shelbi Fry, Kayleigh Ad- Decatur A 34 shots. Sierra Walker and Hailey
Holt had two. Taylor Henson and Karley Bun- four points, and Brooke McCain mire and Angelica Reyes posted Kirby A 32 Hix were very aggressive on the
ker had four each, and Lindsay and Lachelle Gregg with three two points each. Hannah Logan DMS coach’s comments: The boards. Walker also added six
Barwise A 20 Walker and Kaleisha Haynes had each. Gregg also dominated the also had a team-high six re- girls held the game in their fa-
Decatur A 60 two each. Cook also finished boards as she had 10 rebounds. bounds, while Irene Amador led vor the entire game but almost Continued on page 9
DMS standouts — An 18-point with five rebounds, one more CHS coach’s comments: I the defense with six steals.
effort from Greyson Muelstein than Haynes with four. Johnson was very proud of how the girls BHS records: 7-8, 0-2
was more than enough to run led the defense with five steal played. We still have some areas
away with the victory. Austin and Bishop had three. that we need to improve, but we Bridgeport 32
Givens accumulated 13 points, BHS coach’s comments: The get better every game. Iowa Park 38
while Phillip Walker added 10, girls did a great job of adjusting CHS records: 2-9, 0-5 BHS standouts — Hannah Lo-
Tyler White had seven and Leroy to not having two started in the gan hauled in 11 points, seven
Lomas had six. lineup. The players stepped up Burkburnett 28 rebounds and four steals in
DMS record: 5-7 and did their jobs to pull out the Decatur 56 the physical contest with the
win. DHS standouts — The Lady Hawks. Irene Amador had anoth-
Millsap B 22 Eagles got 15 points from er big game as she finished with
Paradise B 4 Chico 16 Brooke Fincher and 10 courtesy two points, six rebounds and six
PJHS standouts — Chance Brock 92 of Kaylea Halford in a win over steals. Also scoring was Taylor
Dial scored the only points for CHS standouts — Molli Um- the Bulldogs. Hanna Galloway Henson with six points and Shel-
the Panthers as he finished with press scored a team-high for the added nine points, while Macie bi Fry with five. Lindsey Walker,
four. Lady Dragons, while Lachelle Dane had seven, Lynzee Jordan Shelbi McDuffie, Ann Turlington
Gregg added six points and and Katherine WIlliams had four and Kayleigh Admire added two
Decatur B 29 four rebounds. Tabitha Moses each, Rebecca Roose had three, points each.
Kirby B 32 pitched in two points. and Jessica Dodd and Z Ribeiro BHS coach’s comments: We
DMS standouts — Twelve CHS coach’s comments: The had two each. did a good job defensively in a
points from Cory Durdon was girls worked hard. They never DHS records: 12-5, 2-0 full-court press defense, but
not quite enough to get past Kir- gave up. we struggled to score when we
by. Ethan Stallard put up eight CHS records: 2-10, 0-6 Bridgeport 36 would get the steal.
points and Paul Walker added Iowa Park 35 BHS records: 7-7, 0-1
five. Vernon 22 BHS standouts — Macie Bish-
DMS record: 5-2 Decatur 35 op collected nine points and Eighth grade
DHS standouts — Macie Dane Madison Keller had eight to lead Bridgeport A 5
Barwise B 15 scored a team-high 13 points to the Sissies to a thrilling road win Zundy A 55
Decatur B 47 carry the Lady Eagles to victory. over the Hawks. Kaleisha Haynes BMS standouts — Haley Den-
DMS standouts — Robert Brooke Fincher, Hanna Gallo- chalked up six points, and Emily ton scored three points, and Weatherford College is proud to announce the Fourth Annual
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Walker, Dallin Billmire and Cory Jessica Dodd had one. BhS coach’s comments: This Zundy is a very good team. They
Durdon with six each. Nicholas DHS records: 13-5, 3-0 was not a solid win, but it was were more physical than we
Trachta and Ethan Stallard re- a win. We have got to get better were, and very quick. My girls
corded six points each. Vernon 34 at taking care of the basketball played hard the entire game, but THREE CATEGORIES FOR
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on to another victory. Madison BHS records: 13-2, 1-0 BMS records: 1-9, 0-6
cia scored four points for the Keller recorded eight points,
Bulls. Hunter Gantt had a team- while KaShaley Johnson and Tay- Freshmen Jacksboro A 26 PRIZES and AWARDS
high seven rebounds, two more lor Henson had six each, Kalei- Vernon 36 Chico A 18
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Though the results may not high four rebounds and Macy the Lady Eagles with 15 points. of the scoring for the Lady Drag-
show it, the kids are playing bet- Bishop led the defense with Andrea Rivera also helped Deca- ons. Shaye Schirripa and Mc- DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS:
ter every game. They are listen- seven steals. Johnson and Price tur hold on for the close win with Guire were the defensive lead- Postmarked/e-mailed by Monday, March 2, 2009, 5 p.m.
ing and doing their best to get also have five steals each. seven points, two more than ers with six steals each. Brittni
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and it is showing. was a solid win against a less wine with five each. Allie Hanlon and Galino also had steals.
BMS record: 0-6 For further information or questions
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NATIVES INSTEAD
By BECCA DICKSTEIN
This winter, the NICE!
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By GARY CLAYTON
Wise Co. Extension Agent
Over the past 20-30 years
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Wise Co. Extension Agent
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and must have good drain-
age, but will grow in almost
CLAYTON’S CORNER
treated pairs were
pastured together.
Treatments were
usually given in
May, June or July
when the average
weights of groups
of calves ranged
from 200 to 350
pounds.
Weaning weights
of treated calves
averaged 25
CLAYTON benefit is the in-
pounds over the untreated extra pounds of production
calves in the 12 trials. and the cost is the sum of
Researchers at Texas the expense of working the
A&M agree that there is no cattle plus the wormer. Ac-
need to perform fecal counts cording to today’s prices,
FOCUS
Broiler projects are popu-
lar with 4-H and FFA mem-
bers and are an integral
part of most youth livestock
shows. Roaster projects
(broilers 10 to 14 weeks of
age) are also popular. Both
projects are especially suit-
able for youngsters with
limited space. Most shows
limit the number of chicks
ordered to 25 or 50 per ex-
hibitor.
When planning to start a
project, contact the county
Extension office, a 4-H lead-
er or an agricultural science
instructor. Birds not shown
can be slaughtered for home
use or sold locally to special
markets.
Housing
Expensive housing and
equipment are not neces-
sary. However, a clean, dry
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calves. They will per calf at weaning. To Him be glory both now and forever. Amen II Peter 3:18.
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they will benefit calves is highly profitable
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SUBVARSITY BASKETBALL CROSSWORD

Continued from 7
points. Karly Reaves was strong off the bench with seven points.
Peaster A
Chico A
19
8
SOLUTION
CMS standouts — Cheyenne Davidson netted six points and Lau-
Ashtyn Tally got things rolling with five points in the first half. Court- ren Hart added two to led the offense. Hart also had six steals to
ney Cantu added five points with multiple steals. Briana Compton pace the defense. Charlye Ann Biggerstaff, Corey Tate and Davidson
and Paris Walther finished with four points each and Dawn Jensen also racked up steals.
added three. CMS coach’s comments: The girls did a good job defensively. Un-
DMS record: 2-3 fortunately, we could not get any good shots.
CMS records: 5-3, 3-3
Bridgeport A 13
Alvord A 52 Bridgeport A 40
BMS standouts — The Sissies got a team-high 10 points from Alvord A 16
Kara Demmitt in the loss. Haley Denton added two points and Sa- BMS standouts — Leah Guinn led the offense with eight points.
brina Garza had one. The Sissies also got four points from Haley Guinn, and two each
AJHS standouts — Not provided from Lacey Erwin and Taylor Emola.
BMS coach’s comments: Poor defense and slow transition on our AJHS standouts — Not provided
part led to easy baskets for a very good Alvord teams.
BMS records: 1-7, 0-5 Pilot Point A 19
Decatur A 28
Bridgeport A 18 DMS standouts — The Lady Eagles got seven points and five re-
Paradise A 21 bounds from Katie Isham en route to the victory. Haley Dennard was
BMS standouts — Kara Demmitt scored five points and Annbra sold as well with four points, six rebounds and five steals. Murphy
Johnson added four for the Sissies. Mady Manoushagian and Haley Graham have the Birches plenty of problem too as she finished with
Denton posted three points each, while Leah Munroe had two and six points, five steals and three rebounds. Also scoring was Lily
Jessica Mares had one. Doubrava with four points, and Emily Baker, Madison Phariss and
PJHS standouts — Not provided Tracie Hale with two each.
BMS coach’s comments: We played a better game against an DMS records: 6-1, 4-1
equal opponent. We missed a lot of shots, but we were getting the
open shot. The girls did a better job defensively as well. We still Sanger A 30
need to do a better job of running our offense. Decatur A 24
DMS standouts — The Indians had no answer for Haley Dennard
Bridgeport B 4 as she chalked up eight points, seven rebounds and six steals in BIG D’S PORTABLE
Zundy B 41
BMS standouts — Nikki Mowery scored all six points for the Sis-
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six points, four rebounds and four steals. Morgan Halford and Katie
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DMS coach’s comments: We were very slow getting started, but grab the Sissies’ first win. Leah Guinn added seven points and Alex
we started playing better in the second quarter. This was a good Green had four.
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Jacksboro A 16 Zundy B 9
Chico A 15 BMS standouts — Reagan Hurd recorded a team-high 11 points
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Lady Dragons with seven points and four steals. Cheyenne Davidson eight points and Brytani Long had seven. Also scoring was Mae-
and Corey Tate pitched in four points each. gan McLaughlin with four points, Jules and Hannah Brown with two
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Condos/town homes
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(940)393-5558.
Homes
**FOR SALE BY OWNER**
HUGE LAKEFRONT HOME
4,900 square foot, lovely custom
brick home on 1.5 acres. 5-bed-
room, 4-bath, large kitchen with is-
land, custom cabinets, tile floors, of-
fice, large workshop & garage. Must
see to believe! $425,000.
(817)270-4660.
2,100 SQUARE FOOT, 2-STORY
log house, 4-bedroom, 2-bath. All
electric, water well, on 20 acres,
great school district. $260,000.
(469)442-5492.
279 PRAIRIE VIEW, DECATUR
New home on 1+ acre. 2-story,
3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car, bonus
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$179,900. (817)360-3627.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
3-BEDROOM, 1-BATH
den. 1504 Wooten, Bridgeport.
$79,000. (940)389-6787.
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Call (940)577-0977 for viewing.
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4-bedroom, 2-bath, media. Very EZ
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FSBO 3/2/1
1,367 square feet, custom cabinets,
ceramic tile & carpet, CH/A, built
2006. Bridgeport ISD. $125k.
(940)577-1315.
KOZY KOTTAGE
New 3-bedroom, views, gingerbread
like, custom kitchen! $99/down,
$671/month. (940)627-8700.
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(940)627-8700.
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108 CACTUS CANYON
¼ Acre Lot with a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Very Open
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Family Room, Full Sod, 6’ Stained Privacy Fence
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NEW BRICK
5 miles SE Decatur, 4/2, 2,062
square feet living on 2 acres. Gran-
ite counter tops; wood, tile & carpet.
30x40 garage/shop. Decatur
schools. $188,900. (888)283-1919.
Custom 3-bedroom, 3-bath, 2-living,
2-dining, safe room, 6” walls. Pool.
30x38’ insulated shop. Covered RV
parking. $289,900. Realtor,
(972)989-2716.
RENT TO OWN
$699, 3-bedroom. $729, 4-bedroom.
Very EZ qualify. No first, no last.
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Mobile Homes
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with 1 double wide & 1 single wide.
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$150,000. (940)433-8234.
BRING THE KIDS!
Large 3 & 4-bedroom starter homes
on 1+ acres. Homes have new car-
pet, appliances & fenced yards!
Small down, no credit needed, and
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(817)501-8483.
OWNER FINANCE
finance.
We have two cute 2/2’s in Newark
mobile home park. Oversized coun-
try setting lot. Newly renovated &
carpeted. One has fenced dog run.
All under $500/month.
(682)286-0693, agent #036227.
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well kept, one
owner home. 3
lots totaling 1
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106 CACTUS CANYON
¼ Acre Lot with a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Beautiful
Front Porch, Extended Covered Patio, Large
Kitchen with Island, Jacuzzi Tub, Sante Fe Doors,
Full Sod, 6’ Stained Privacy Fence and Sprinkler
System. Upgrades Galore! Only $1,299 monthly
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New 2/1, great for roommates.
LAKE FRONT CONDO $925/mo., $800/deposit
Bridgeport, TX Great view, pool, balcony, 2/2. No
All homes include lawn care.
pets, no smoking. $800/month.
(817)988-3530.
1, 2 & 3 Nice Decatur townhome, 3-bed-
room, 2.5-bath, 2-car garage, for
lease starting in March, lawn main-
817-825-4647
Bedroom Apartments tenance included. $1,450/month.
3-bedroom, 2-bath trailer house,
nicer Chico neighborhood,
(940)399-9721. $475/month, $200/deposit. Nice
Washer & residential studio in Chico, water in-
cluded, $300/month, $200/deposit.
Duplexes
dryer included No pets.
(214)926-2613.
(940)210-9158,
**NOW IN BRIDGEPORT**
Garages available Lovely & spacious duplexes, 3-bed-
3-bedroom, 2-bath, 7 Wires, Deca-
room, 2-bath. $850/month & up with
tur. 20 acres, large shop, barn,
817-929-5910 $450/deposit. Vaulted ceilings, cov-
ered porch, appliances &
washer/dryer connections.
arena, turn-outs. For sale/rent,
$2,000/month, 1st/last, 1-year
lease. (940)627-5197,
(817)270-HOME.
www.rhinopropertygroup.com. (940)389-7309.
Business property
2-BEDROOM, 1-BATH
609 W. Shoemaker, Decatur; 3-bed-
duplex. 710 State St., Alvord.
Commercial office space for lease, room, 2-bath, 2-car garage.
$600/month. Cannon Property Man-
Decatur. 2,135 square feet. $1,100/month. (940)627-9981.
agement, (940)368-1811.
(940)389-5407.
2-BEDROOM, 2-BATH
duplex. 1101 Turkey Creek, Bridge-
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
port. $760/month. Cannon Property
Mobile Homes
Office/retail space. 1,000-7,000
square feet for lease. Management, (940)368-1811.
(940)627-2510. 2-bedroom, 2-bath, CH/A, fireplace,
2-bedroom, 2-bath duplexes for ceiling fans, stove, washer/dryer
rent. Decatur & Bridgeport. connections, 14x80 mobile home in
$725/month. Koby, (940)389-8506.
country. $625/month, $500/deposit.
3-bedroom, 1-bath brick duplex. References required.
This newspaper will not know- CH/A, storage building, utility room, (940)627-4441, (940)627-5714.
ingly accept any advertising for
real estate which is in violation of washer/dryer/water included. 13
miles NE Decatur. $725/month.
the law. Our readers are hereby 2003 Palm Harbor, 4-bedroom,
(940)466-9702.
informed that all dwellings adver- 2-bath, with office. 2,300 square
tised in this newspaper are available
Duplex for rent, 3-bedroom, 2-bath. feet on 2 fenced acres. No Pets,
on an equal opportunity basis. To
complain of discrimination call 602-B Crestridge Court, Decatur. OK w/deposit. $1,200/month. 1st
HUD toll-free at $800/month. (940)964-2631. and last due @ signing. Please call
1-800-669-9777. The Jim, (940)399-8966.
Exceptional duplexes, walk to
toll-free telephone
pool/park in Bridgeport, vaulted ceit-
number for the
hearing impaired is lings, washer/dryer connections. No 3/2 double wide, carport, all appli-
1-800-927-9275. EQUAL HOUSING pets. 2-bedroom, $750/month; ances. Bridgeport ISD. Available
OPPORTUNITY 3-bedroom, $850/month. Feb. 1. $875/month, $875/deposit.
(940)433-2161. No inside pets, no smoking.
(817)996-8508.
Homes
4-BEDROOM, 3-BATH
**NOW IN RUNAWAY BAY**
manufactured home on 27 acres,
fenced 16x20 storage building. 15
Beautiful new home for rent. 3-bed-
miles north of Decatur, off FM 51.
room, 2-bath, w/privacy fence.
$1,200/month. (817)988-7124.
$1,000/month, $500/deposit. Huge
master suite, vaulted ceilings, large
covered porch, all appliances &
washer/dryer
(817)270-4660.
connections. Roommate wanted
2-BEDROOM, 1-BATH Roommate wanted. Nice 4-bedroom
1660 Old Denton Highway, Decatur. house in Shale Creek Division off
$635/month. Cannon Property Man- Highway 114 (Rhome).
agement, (940)368-1811.
2-bedroom, 1-bath. No pets, 1-year
(303)931-4245.
lease. 201 S. Trinity, Decatur. Call Spaces & lots
after noon, (940)575-4556.
2/1, family room, large living/dining. SUNSET RV PARK
Water, sewer paid. 1502 Halsell, Centrally located between Decatur,
®
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Bridgeport. No pets, no smoking.
$675/month,
(940)644-2545.
$500/deposit.
Bridgeport, Bowie on Highway 287.
Full hook-ups, free laundry, free
wireless internet. (940)845-2007.
2/2/1 carport, updated. No Pets, no
smoking. $700/month. 504 S.
Church, Decatur. (972)983-4333 Wanted to lease
210 CLEAR FORK TRAIL
Rhome, 2,300 square foot 4-bed-
room, 2-bath, 2-car garage. Excel-
Looking for a deer lease,
200-300acres in Jack/Wise County
lent condition. $1,690/month. Can- area for a family of 5. Please call
non Property Management, (940)389-3394.
(940)368-1811.
3/2 brick home in Boyd on 2 acres, TOP DOLLAR PAID
newly remodeled. $1,200/month. for lease land for grazing or hay pro-
(817)395-2321, (817)395-3001. duction. (940)902-9916.
100 CACTUS CANYON
1/3 Acre Lot with a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath with a
And Medical Assistant
Study and Large Dining Room, Front Porch,
Covered Patio, Butlers Pantry, Full of Custom
Cabinets, Stone Fireplace and Jacuzzi Tub, Full
Sod, 6’ Stained Privacy Fence, Sprinkler System
Growing/busy Pediatric Office
and MUCH MORE!! Only $1,399 monthly looking for 2 persons.
Ready for move in.
Must have 2 years Medical office experience.
Bi-lingual a plus. Fax resume to Judy
at 940-627-8055.

Business opportunity
Established resale business for
sale. Priced to sell. Call now!
(817)991-4976.
Employment information
!!ATTENTION!!
Advertising under this classifica-
tion is normally not a bona fide
opportunity. Typically, compa-
nies advertising here offer infor-
mation about potential employ-
ment. Some are selling this infor-
mation. We suggest that our
readers thoroughly investigate
these advertisers before invest-
ing any money.
Food service
Cashier needed in donut store, Fri.,
Sat. & Sun. Call (214)960-7089 any-
time.
Bored
with
your job?
Wise County Messenger Classifieds
www.wcmessenger.com/class
Physical Therapist
We have an immediate opening in our “patient care centered” Acute Rehabilitation
Unit. We offer a competitive compensation & benefits package including $1,000 paid
continuing education per year & APTA/TPTA Membership dues & licensure renewal
for full-time employees. Contact Colleen Walker at 940-626-1308.
Up to $7,500 Sign-On Bonus!
2000 S. FM 51 • Decatur, TX 76234 - A not for profit hospital
www.wiseregional.com - EOE - Job Line: 940-626-2525
• RN - CCU * ICU * ER
Med/Surg * Behavioral
Inpt Rehab * BHS Nurse Mgr
Surgery & Cath Lab (pt)
• Nurse Practitioner/PA - Family Certifred
• LVN - Dialysis * Med/Surg
• Therapy Services: OT * PT * PTA
PT Coordinator
2000 S. FM 51 • Decatur, TX. 76234 - A not for profit hospital
www.wiseregional.com - EOE - Job Line: 940-626-2525
Up to $7,000 RN Bonus
COME BE A PART OF A WINNING TEAM
DURHAM SCHOOL SERVICES
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NORTHWEST ISD
is looking for individuals who are
interested in training to become a
School Bus Driver
No experience necessary, free training
provided.We offer Competitive Wages,
Health and Dental benefit options,
401(k) and Profit Sharing
Plans and Unemployment Benefits.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
940-242-3900 OR JUST APPLY IN PERSON
AT 1950 TEXAN DR. • JUSTIN, TEXAS
Durham School Services Performs Drug and Alcohol Testing,
Motor Vehicle and Background Checks
(k)
EMPLOYMENT
Work while your kids are in school.
Come to work after they go to
school. Be off before they get home
from school. Evening & weekend
Trinity Care
shifts also available. All positions.
Apply 9a.m.-6p.m., Mon.-Sat.
Center
Sweetie Pie’s Ribeyes, 210 W.
Main, Decatur. EOE. Now Hiring
Medical/Dental
D.O.N. Contact
Gail’s Jessica Reid, Administrator
Pharmacy Please come by Trinity Care Center to
complete an application.
has an opening Apply in person at
for a
2108 15th St.
Bridgeport, TX
Certified 940-683-5023
Pharmacy
Technician
Apply in person Bridgeport
Mon.-Fri.,
9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Radiology Department
Director
810 W.W. Ray Circle,
Bridgeport Full time, excellent
Home health agency seeks respon-
sible caring adults to help with daily
benefits and salary
New 52 bed Acute
living tasks. Wise County openings.
Please contact Betty,
Care Hospital
1(800)866-6705. Tom Harrison
Human Resources
1905 Doctors’ Hospital Drive
Bridgeport, TX 76426
940-683-0327
940-683-0485 Fax
tharrison@bpdh.org
Certified Pharmacy Technician at
Gail’s Pharmacy. Apply in person,
810 WW Ray Circle, Bridgeport.
Miscellaneous
Environmental field technician. Air
testing, work outdoors, travel. De-
gree preferred, but not required.
Send resume to 1748 Hlavek Road,
Decatur, TX 76234; or email
armst@ix.netcom.com.
Experienced heating & AC installer.
Full-time position w/benefits. Call or
come by Mann Refrigeration, 701
• Social Worker/Case Manager
Cates, Bridgeport; (940)683-6266.
• Web Manager Design & administer
• Cooks Glamourcraft School Photography
needs part-time seasonal school
Part Time/PRN helpers for morning hours. Apply
• Clinical Therapist 9a.m.-2p.m., 740 SW Loop 820,
• Security
• Xray Tech
Suite 100, Fort Worth, 76115;
(817)923-9901.
• C.N.A., PCA, Mental Health Techs Live-in shop help/security needed
for construction company. Back-
ground check and references re-
quired. Please apply in person at
101 CR4717 South, Rhome, Texas.
Location Decatur, office work. Order
processing and fulfillment. Basic
computer knowledge. Also looking
for maintenance helper. Supple-
mental health care plan. Paid vaca-
tion, sick time. Competitive salary.
Send resume to Texascraft.com,
P.O. BOX 855, Rhome, TX, 76078.
Now taking applications for house-
keepers and some front desk help.
Weekends required. Apply in per-
son, Sunset Inn, Highway 287, De-
catur.
Office
FULL CHARGE ACCOUNTANT
A Decatur company is seeking to fill
a part-time position of full charge
accountant. This position empha-
sizes financial statement prepara-
tion and balance sheet reconcilia-
tion. Responsibilities include the
preparation of monthly and non-re-
curring reports, monthly account
analysis, maintenance of fixed asset
records, journal entry preparation,
balance sheet reconciliation as well
as annual audit preparation. Must
have CPA certification, must be ex-
perienced, and Quickbooks profi-
ciency is desirable. Organizational
skills are essential. Competitive
pay. Equal opportunity employer.
Qualified candidates, please email
your resume and cover letter to
drhogberg@sbcglobal.net.
Full-time accounting position with
benefits. Experience required. Ver-
satile position covering AP/AR &
HR. Call or come by Mann Refrig-
eration, 701 Cates, Bridgeport;
(940)683-6266.
TECL #25306
Master Electrician TX. License #5811
Specializing in small jobs.
Residential • Commercial • Consulting
940-433-3177 • Bill Mayes
METAL BUILDING &
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Office: 940-433-3844
www.scherer-built.com
M.R. Scherer
817-366-4064
Fax: 940-433-3955
ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, January 29, 2009 11
SERVICES
STONE WORK & CONCRETE
Retaining walls, patios, rock entries,
Retail/Sales houses, landscaping. Small brick
jobs. Decatur references. 20 years
Miscellaneous
Diamond W Truckstop and Dry
Creek Store in Bridgeport, full-time
experience. Major credit cards ac-
cepted. (817)919-4487. Robbins Isshinryu
KARATE
cashiers needed. Apply in person.
Serious applicants only. NO
DRUGS!
Trades WE DO TAXES!
IRS E File Provider
Traditional
Okinawan Karate
Okinawan Weapons
JM Materials, the rock company that
cares about you. Your experience is
our gain and your opportunity. Direct Deposit
Self-Defense
Home nights, 26% based on experi-
ence. Insurance available, multiple
bonus programs, holiday pay, vaca-
Available Clay Robbins
916 CR 4679, Boyd, TX 76023
940-433-5880
tion and sick pay. Must have good 403 E Sherman St., Chico.
MVR, minimum 23-years-old and (Inside Austin Realty Group)
have a Class A CDL. Call for details
and appointment, (940)427-2033.
940-644-2807 Tommy Shackelford
LPG TRANSPORTER NEEDED
Hauling LPG gases to and from re-
Driveway Construction
fineries in Texas & Oklahoma. Haz-
Mat and tanker endorsements a Housecleaning
* Gravel Drives * Culverts
* Parking Areas * Roads
must. Benefits paid. Must have
2-years verifiable experience. Con- Installed or Resurfaced
tact Mike Lipham @ (940)626-4895, LOCAL CLEANING SERVICE
office; or (940)255-0957, cell. Commercial, residential. Make
ready, 1-time or repeat. We clean
Best Quality Workmanship
A ordable Pricing
Printing press operator (no film what others miss. Penny Wise
work). Single color Ryobi (polyester Cleaning Service, (940)210-5450.
plates) and/or Heidelberg Windmill 940-482-6578
(or Kluge) operator. Die cutting only.
Part-time or full-time. Call Jack
Hunt, (817)489-5249. Let me fix it
A+ HANDYMAN SERVICE
Williams’ Hauling
Work wanted General home repair/maintenance,
auto tune-ups, lawnmower/tiller
& Tractor Works
tune-ups. Fence, sprinkler mainte- • Brushhog & Finish Mowing
Retired couple looking for security • Blading, Plowing & Tilling
work. Non-drinkers, references nance/repair. 30+ years experi- • Backhoe work, driveways
available. Your equipment or ours. 1 ence. Dependable, trustworthy. Call • Dirt, sand & gravel hauling
day to 1 year. Job site, yard and Karl, (817)995-7960, • Land Clearing
gate security. Tom, (817)489-1836, (940)627-1115. • All types cleanup & haul-offs
(817)550-7715; Ed, (817)550-7716. • Quality work, fair pricing
SERVICES DAN PROCTOR CUSTOM HOMES James Williams
• Childcare
Room additions, kitchen/bath re-
models, bonus room finish work.
940-399-9138
Insured
• Adult/Elderly Care
35-years experience.
SERVICES • Business
• Housecleaning
(817)881-9023.
FARM AND RANCH
• Let Me Fix It
• Miscellaneous
• Farm Equipment • Fencing
• Tutoring • Lawn & Garden • Livestock
FIREFIGHTER RESIDENTIAL
Services. Trim carpentry, home re-
FARM AND • Livestock Care/Training
• Livestock Lost & Found
Childcare
pairs & real estate make ready.
(940)366-9376.
RANCH • Livestock Stud Service
• Livestock Supplies
• Miscellaneous • Mowing
• Pasture & Feed • Poultry
Childcare in my Newark home. Hot
meals & snacks provided. Call
(817)489-2779. MIKE’S RV SERVICE
Service calls, insurance work, full Farm Equipment
repairs, power washing, detailing.
Also work on horse & enclosed trail-
Business ers. Michael, (940)399-7565.
165 Massey Ferguson tractor, die-
sel with front-end loader. $5,500.
(940)389-5997, Marvin.
BUDGET RAY & KENNY’S HANDYMAN 2000 New Holland tractor, TC 33D.
Front-end loader, 5’ brush hog
HOME
Service. Specializing: all types
mower, disc, 33 HP, 4WD, mid
home repairs, custom cabinets &
PTO, 3-point hook up, low hours,
counter tops, custom furniture.
(940)799-1146, (817)915-2618. hydrostat transmission.
Phone Service (817)614-3205
Sign up & pay monthly payments at Rick’s
Cellular Massey 481 Cab 2WD w/loader,
very nice, $24,500. CaseIH Maxxum
Phones RUSSELL’S 1152WD cab tractor, reduced,
Authorized Dealer & Services Home Improvements $41000. New Holland LS190 skid
& Repair steer, $18,900. (940)627-5451.
We Also Sell A Variety Of Wireless
& Long Distance Prepaid Cards!
• Tracfone • AT&T • T-Mobil
All Types of OCEAN FREIGHT CONTAINERS
New & used. Water tight & rodent
• Verizon • Virgin Mobile • Alltel Remodeling proof. Larry Singley, (817)992-9122.
ALSO... Repairs Large or Small
PULL-BEHIND
Pay Your Dish, Sprint, AT&T,
Alltel and Direct TV Bill Here!
Add-ons, Decks And More
for lawn mower or 4-wheeler. Only
Call used 1 time. $800. (940)433-8234.
RICK’S
940-627-6947 or STORAGE CONTAINERS
SATELLITE & ELECTRONICS 940-389-4943 Great storage! The best containers
at the best value. (817)726-7669.
405 S. Washburn, Decatur
940-627-6905
106 W. Archer, Jacksboro
John & Mary Haynie
A&V Water
940-567-2205
1-800-662-1396
s r r TM
BOOKKEEPER AVAILABLE Pump Sales & Service
Part-time, your office or ours. Years Complete Water Well Drilling & Repair
of experience, many softwares &
references, full charge. Call Carol, Storage Tanks & Boosting Equipment & Installation
Residential, Municipal & Commercial
(817)913-9783.
Office: 940-627-3059 Emergency Service Available
CANDLELIGHT Cell: 940-393-3964 www.aandvwater.com PO Box 1504
Decatur, TX 76234
CHAPEL Fax: 940-626-4996 Lic. #2774AI
in Boyd
Available for Sunday Services,
Weddings and Special Events
Seats 150, Piano and Organ available
940-433-3922 • Tree Trimming & Removal
940-390-9125 • Full Service Lawn & Landscape
• Home Upgrade
www.candlelightchapeloftexas.com • Weatherproofing
• Interior /Exterior Painting
• Moving Services
• All Types of Odd Jobs
JMT Excavation &
Bobcat Services
• Land and Lot We Can Haul:
Clearing • Sand and Gravel
• Driveways and • Topsoil
Parking Lots
• Cushion Sand
• Roads • Select Fill
• Demolition • Brick Sand
• House Pads • Base
Commercial and Residential “No Job To Small Or Too Big”
9630 FM 730 S. Call for free estimates
Boyd, Texas Trey: 940-531-0661 • Julian: 940-627-4383
12
FARM AND RANCH
Fencing
CATTLEGUARDS
Entry ways & pipe fencing, corner
posts or H braces. Also do welding
repairs. Call for details,
(817)319-2989.
FARM & RANCH FENCING
Pipe & cable, non-climb, barbed
wire, entrances, solar gate opera-
tors, repairs. Jim at (940)367-7505.
Lawn and garden
ALL AROUND WINTER
handyman. Knowledgeable, experi-
enced, dependable, affordable. Re-
pairs, improvements, yard work, etc.
William Osteen, (940)255-2639.
LONE OAK LANDSCAPING
Personalized landscape plans,
20-years experience. Plants fur-
nished, you plant or we plant. Sod,
tree work, decks/patios/walls.
(940)389-1778.
TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED
36 years in business, insured.
(817)444-0861, Teater.
Livestock
12% all stock, $7.35, 50 lbs. Deer
corn, $8.75, 50 lbs. AGVantage
Farm & Ranch Supply, 1817 N.
Highway 287, (1 mile north of High-
way 380), Decatur. (940)627-2312.
2007 FERTILIZED
BMR Sudan hay for sale.
(940)210-9185.
AQHA RED BAY
gelding, 11-years-old, cow working
& trail, experienced rider. $3,000.
(940)394-6027.
BEAUTIFUL RED ANGUS
cattle. 10-15 head, females.
(940)433-3981.
BUY & SELL & TRADE
All classes of horses. All riding
horses sold, 72 hour unconditional
guarantee. (940)224-1470,
(940)644-5956.
Rick & Connie jaynes
1231 cr 4380 • decatur
940-389-2945
STOP STICKERS NOW!
The months of January and February
are the time to apply pre-emergent herbicides.
Stop stickers
Stop stickers&&broadleafed weeds
broad leaf weeds
by applying pre-emergents
on your lawn NOW!
Call for a FREE Lawn Analysis Today
940-627-7378
Wise/Chem Safe Pest Control & Lawn Care
Your Professional Lawn Care Company
Limited Time Offer
FREE Lawn Fertilization
when you sign up for a full lawn care program.
ClearView
Tree Service and Stump Removal
• Tree Removal
• Stump Grinding
• Storm Damage Experts
• Chipper Service
• Bucket Truck
FREE ESTIMATES
(Senior Citizen Discount)
1-866-606-3224
Most Credit Cards Accepted
s r
Wise and Cooke County
ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, January 29, 2009
MERCHANDISE
PETS
FOR SALE
TRANSPORTATION
C BAR M TACK-FEED-HORSES OLDE ENGLISH BULLDOGGES FIREWOOD
143 CR4396, Decatur, TX. Cash, pups & adults, $300-$800. Male for sale. (940)389-3413.
checks, credit cards. Pasture and feed AKC Chihuahua pup, $225. Recreational vehicles
SPLIT OAK FIREWOOD
www.cbarm.net, (817)929-3612. Pictures on website:
Stacked & delivered in Wise
12% all stock, $7.35, 50 lbs. Deer www.freewebs.com/heartoftexas- 1998 Jeep Wrangler, 3” lift, 33”
County. $180/cord; $95/half cord.
corn, $8.75, 50 lbs. AGVantage bulldogges tires, soft top, 4-cylinder.
HORSES WANTED (940)595-8133.
Farm & Ranch Supply, 1817 N. Decatur, TX; (940)627-6212. $5,900/OBO. (940)389-8917.
Will remove or possibly buy un-
Highway 287, (1 mile north of High- 2003 33.5 FOOT NEW VISION
wanted horses. (817)360-7617 or
(940)210-4052.
way 380), Decatur. (940)627-2312.
Pets lost and found Miscellaneous all season 5th wheel. 3-slides, 2
ACs, new heater, washer/dryer
1ST CHOICE FERTILIZED hook-ups, not smoked in. $22,600.
coastal round bales, $30-$50/bale. PIPE/ROD
LLAMAS $100 Reward, lost Pointer. Last (940)627-6762, (940)389-6601.
Call for details & minimum. 5,500 feet of 2 3/8” pipe, tested at
weanlings (6-months-old), adults, seen in Chico, Dec. 5, 2008. She is
(940)433-3981. 5,000 lbs., $3/foot. (940)566-5307. Kawasaki 250 ATV, 2-wheel drive,
bred females, guardians & pet qual- White and Tan. (940)644-5625 (No
questions asked.) low hours, never gets ridden. $800.
ity. We provide training & support 1ST QUALITY COASTAL USED I-BEAMS
(940)683-0066.
for new owners. (940)433-5897. & alfalfa squares or round. (Will Looking for 2 female Red Nose Pit
2 3/8” pipe, $1.40/foot, 30’ long. 4”
trade.) Horse riding, ranch work and pipe, $4.70/foot, 45’ long.
Bull pups taken from yard, Jan 19
delivery available. (940)389-6281 or on E Walker, Decatur. Call
(940)566-5307. Pickups/Vans/SUVs
MIX 30 (940)627-6598.
liquid feed. 16% protein, 10% veg (940)389-1098. WHEELCHAIR LIFTS
fat. $265/ton, $1.23/gallon, deliv- 2007 COW HAY Ramps, repairs and scooter rentals. 1998 CHEVROLET 2500
Lost dogs: black female Lab, yellow
ered. Servicing Wise, North Texas. net-wrapped, fertilized New & used portable scooters. Call 3/4 ton pickup with tow package.
male Lab. Near CR4360 & CR4472
(817)233-3779. Coastal/Johnson mix, 4x5 rolls. Matt Sadberry, MedCare Solutions. $4,000. (940)627-1480,
between Boyd/Decatur.
$30/each. (940)393-5627. (940)575-9261. (940)577-1182.
(940)433-5739.
CHRISTIAN COWBOY HAY
Registered Angus bull, Strayed from our home on FM 730 TRANSPORTATION
Fertilized coastal, 4x5 round bales,
24-months-old, GAD & Bando North, 1 male Blood Hound. Ap-
$45-$55. Delivery available. Square
bloodline. $1,500/OBO. Genetta En- proximately 90 lbs, 6-years-old, ta- • Boats
bales. Quantity discounts available.
terprises, Gene Fluker, too in left ear. Dog belongs to
(940)399-9858. (940)626-4627, (940)577-9629, cell. 16-year-old grandson. Very gentle, TRANSPORTATION • Cars
• Recreational Vehicles
• Trucks
answers to the name of Big Mac.
CLEAN FERTILIZED • Accessories
Please call (940)627-2717.
coastal square bales. Last cutting. • Trailers
Livestock lost and found $6/each. (940)394-6027. • Wanted to Buy
MERCHANDISE FOR SALE
COASTAL HAY
Lost: black Angus bull, white spot
on forehead, 4-years-old, triangle
brand (points down) left hip. Last
2007 & 2008. Round & square. Call
(940)748-2434, C&S Dairy. MERCHANDISE • Appliances
• Clothing/Jewelry Cars
seen FM 730, 11 miles north Deca-
tur, 12-10-2008. (940)389-1921.
COASTAL HAY FOR SALE • Furniture
• Garage Sales
2008 square bales, fertilized, barn • Firewood
You Are !
stored. No minimum, you load, • Miscellaneous Downs start
$6.50/bale. Boyd, (940)433-2335. • Auctions
at $688 +TTL
Approved
Miscellaneous COASTAL HORSE HAY
2008 square bales in barn, fertilized,
BOBCAT WORK no weeds. No minimum. Between
Appliances
al
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All types dirt work, drainage, level- Alvord/Decatur. Delivery available.
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clean-up, etc. Reasonable rates.
Jeff Case (817)565-5444, COW HAY Credit Buy Hee
re
2007 round, net-wrapped, r
(817)929-9805
Coastal/Johnson mix. $35/bale. Call Check! Pay He
(940)368-1413. Se habla
Mowing GOOD QUALITY
Small squares and round bales.
AT AARON’S Cars &Trucks español
Big savings on lease returns.
ANY SIZE ACREAGE MOWED
Large acreage, $22/acre. Small
acreage, $35-$45/acre. Tommy,
Coastal & Sudan. (940)393-6095.
HAY FOR SALE
Coastal or prairie hay. Round bales,
Lamps from $19 per pair. Nice
Sofa & Love $389. Computers
starting $
at 699 dn.
WE FINANCE
2000 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY
(940)482-6578. 4x5.5. $40, 10 bale minimum. $45, from $329. Mattress sets from We also wheel chair accessible van.
delivered inside Wise County. $159. Brand New 60 inch buy cars! (940)393-3836.
(940)393-5853. 2001 GMC Yukon, one owner,
Mitsubishi High Def DLP TV, 2
$5,300. (940)627-2403.
PETS year warranty, $1,499.
2007 DODGE RAM 2500
Appliances, dinettes and much
(940)427-5644.
• Pets
PETS • Pets Lost & Found
• Pet Care/Training
more. Quantities limited.
Cash or Master Card/Visa.
2002 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN
wheel chair accessible van.
• Pet Stud Services
107 S. Hwy. 287 • Decatur
1304 Highway 51 S. Decatur, Behind Dairy Queen (940)393-3836.
940-627-5043, ask for Miles
940-626-8000
Heavy Equipment
I’LL BUY THOSE YARD CARS
Affordable prices Garage sales as well as your good used cars. 1995 TRAVIS
quality feed Pets Arvin, (817)925-8768. Aluminum end dump. $16,000.
Distributor of bryant feed
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!!ATTENTION!!
Garage sale ads must be called in
(940)964-2551.
We suggest that our readers thor-
oughly investigate any advertiser
BEFORE 11a.m. Tuesday to run in
the Thursday edition. If you want
Here today... Trailers
before investing any money.
AKC Boston Terrier puppies,
8-weeks-old, great markings.
$375/each.
(817)269-8636.
(940)748-1994,
your garage sale ad in All Around
Wise also, it MUST be called in be-
fore 11a.m. Friday THE WEEK BE-
FORE the sale. We do not run ga-
rage sales the weekend before the
sale.
GONE tomorrow.
Wise County Messenger Classifieds
www.wcmessenger.com/class
I BUY TRAILERS
Horse, livestock, flatbed & utility
trailers. Call (940)224-1470 or
(940)644-5956.
COCKER SPANIELS Chico, 304 S. Buffalo, Sat., Jan. 31,
Miniature, CKC, females & males, 8a.m-? Appliances, furniture, cloth-
shots/wormed. $400/each. ing, shoes, baby & miscellaneous
(817)444-7179, (817)891-0486. items.
Free puppies. Part Blue Heeler/Aus-
tralian Shepherd, 7-weeks-old. Firewood
(940)682-5662.
FRENCH BULLDOG PUPPIES FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Champion bloodline. Cell, Delivery available for additional
(817)692-8950. charge. Wise
(806)252-7020.
County,
JACK RUSSELL
puppies. Shots & wormed.
$250/each. (940)433-8174;
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Split oak firewood. Delivery avail-
(979)204-7323, cell. able. (940)433-2678.
AUCTION
Saturday, Jan. 31 • 6 p.m.
1 mile east of Boyd on Hwy. 114 or 4 miles west of Rhome on Hwy. 114
❏ One Year In-County $35 ❏ One Year Out-of-County $40
Consignments Welcome, Estate Specialist.
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JANUARY 30 @ 10 AM _________________________________________________________
LOCATION: The Old Jacksboro ISD Elementary School, 812 W. Belknap. City: ___________________________ State: ________ Zip: _________
We have been commissioned to sell at Public Auction the contents of over 30 rooms. Highlights include Free
Standing Basketball Hoops • 20’x40’ Portable Greenhouse • Lg. Poly Water Storage Tanks • Desks • Chairs •
Phone: ___________________________________________________
Tables and Cabinetry. Don’t miss this Goverment Surplus Auction. Pennies on the Dollar. E-mail: ___________________________________________________
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This sale will consist of, but not limited to, Farm, Ranch, Tools, Estate Guns, Coins, Antiques,
Furniture, Collectibles and more. This is a partial list: Thermal Arc Plasma Cutter • Hobart Mig
Welder • Antique Morris Drill Press w/Accesssories • Sheet Metal Circle Cutter • Sheet Metal Submit payment to:
Beater • Sheet Metal Edger • Lots of Knives • W alkie Talkies • Oak Library Desk • Large Oak Wise County Messenger
PO Box 149 • 115 South Trinity • Decatur, TX 76234
Entertainment Center • 1890’s Eastlake Settee • 4 Saddles • Duncan Phyfe Drop Leaf Table • Lg.
Pine Dresser w/ Mirror • Stereo System • Over 3000 Baseball Cards (even some 1970’s) • Rare &
Unique Coins • Western Boots & Belts • Cast Iron Collectibles • Over 100 lbs of Candle Wax •
Fully Insured
- Toll Free -
Furniture • Trunks • Graniteware • Coke Machine • Tom’s Snack Vendor• Cast Iron Park Benches
• 2 Commercial Water Heaters • Texaco Banks • Lg. Russell Print • Wild Game Camera • 2 3/8”
Construction Pipe • Misc. Pipe & Steel • Wood-2x8-2x6-2x4 and More • Kubota Riding Mower • Lg
Bandsaw • Small Air Compressor • 2 Upright Hay Feeders • Loader Bucket • Buckets of Brand
WISE COUNTY
M
New Nails • French Doors • New 6” Vice • Bench Grinder • New 30 Gallon Water Heater • Tables &
ESSENGER
Tables of Great Household & Collectibles • Like New Fooseball Air Hockey Table • Window AC
Unit • Handtools • Power Tools • Sm. Mower Trailer • Lots of Vintage Cargo Furniture • 8’ Oak
Base Cabinet • Wheel Barrows • Bumper Pull Hay Buggy • Deer Feeder • Antique Iron Bed •
Western Decor • and we have been promised an 8 Ton Forklift • 2 Miller Portable Welders • 2 Air
r TM
Compressors • Dumpbed • Flatbed and more. This is the start of the new year auctions. Don’t
miss it. Concession on Premises. Plan to Spend the Day!
Terms: “As Is, Where Is” NO Warranty expressed or implied.
Local Paper. Local News.
Only Cash or Check with Proper ID. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Rain or Shine.
Cell (940)507-1433 • RUSS HESS AUCTIONS Loyal Readers.
Auctioneers: Russ Hess • TX Auction Lic #11610
Richard Collins • TX Auction Lic # 16166

HONOR ROLLS
Bridgeport Intermediate School
Third Six Weeks
A Honor Roll
THIRD GRADE — Jacquelyn Bailey, Cole Barton,
Alyssa Casper, Courtney Cathey, Courtney Cline, Giselle
Garcia, Elizabeth Gardner, Angela Guerrero, Ethan Her-
schler, Amanda Hewitt, Hayden Holbrook, Andrew Hor-
ton, Katie Hudson, Hanna Huya, Clifton James, Shelbie
Jones, Madison Lenhardt, Jason Mannin Schwartz, Nich-
olas Masias, Seth Mitchell, Austin Morrow, Tayor Oneal,
Nathanael Phillips, Shelby Preston, Will Reeves, Angel
Reyna, Dustin Riggs, Karina Rivera, Ryan Roberts, Hunt-
er Rogers, Martin Ruvalcaba, Sheridan Shallene, Easton
Skelton, Dawson Smith, Noah Smith, Grace Story, Mad-
dison Strine, Joshua Thomas, Mary Trammell, Michael
Young, Travis Young.
FOURTH GRADE — Jensen Adair, Maria Amador, Shelby
Barclay, Zoe Bennett, Lexie Chapman, Michaela Clarke,
Camron Cortez, Chloe Cyr, Joseph Davis, Harley Dear-
ing, Javier Diaz, Mariaisabel Duran, Katherine Edwards,
Ivy Fagan, Kaetlyn Flavin, Gabriel Frazier, Alyssa Fry, Lai-
kyn Fry, Julia Garcia, Jenna Grace, Brooke Hager, Kaitlin
Hancock, Dominic Head, Hailey Hollingsworth, Abraham
Huerta, Jonathon Lambert, Reginald Lane, Alexis Mahon,
Meagan McGuire, Justin Meyers, Eloisa Munoz, Joshua
Pinon, Bryce Powers, Allison Raby, Shelby Rooker, Julie
Salazar, Natalie Smith, Andrew Sutherland, Jacob Tib-
bels, Erika Trujillo, Ashton VanHoose, Shaya Vardas, Duy
Vo, Holden Walker, Delaina Weaver, Victoria Wiedemann,
Charles Williams, Devon Wilson, Anival Zuniga.
FIFTH GRADE — Anna Arquette, Nikki Barbour, Adrian
Bocanegra, Madeline Brown, Zane Brown, Christopher
Casey, Gustavo Cervantes, Christina DeForest, Jacob
DelAngel, Jose DeLuna, Spencer Forsyth, Kaitlynn God-
win, Klaryssa Gonzalez, Collin Hicks, Hannah Horton,
Connor Hurd, William Ince, Chance Lockhart, Joshua
Martz, Tyler Melton, Autumn Milner, Aaron Morrow,
Gaitlin Neeper, Stormy Nelson, Victoria O’Neal, Elaina
Peyton, Brianna Polk, Dakota Riggs, Maegen Rivera,
Jacob Roberts, Deizy Ruvalcaba, Cole Shawn, Nandita
Shrestha, Nicholas Stauffer, Megan Sturdivant, Matthew
Sullivan-Green, Kensley Turner, Allie Whitsell, Elizabeth
Wiedemann, Alexander Winter.
A/B Honor Roll
THIRD GRADE — Lorell Aguilar, Terence Akard, Kacy
Beck, Jayson Bentley, Jared Brazier, Juan Cano-Gamino,
Selena Cervantes, Calvin Colburn, Hunter Coleman,
Stephen Cooley, Caleb Cornelison, Alexis Cox, Jessica
DeLaCerda, Shelby Edwards, Bailey Escobedo, Deanna
Ford, Megan Ford, Moriah Alexis Fraga, Shaye Freed,
Manuel Garcia, Salvador Garcia, Krysstal Gonzalez, Jo-
seph Gregg, Jayce Hardee, Samantha Hernandez, Sadyee
Herndon, Abigail Hill, Jennifer Huerta, Sara Huitt, Zoey
James, Estefani Lopez, Meagan Lopez, Efrain Martinez,
Kasi Martinez, John Mauk, Coalten McGuire, Melissa
Mendoza, Miguel Olmos, Jose Ortiz, Yanet Ortiz, Mallory
Owen, Austin Peck, Ashleigh Phelps, Chyna Presley, Jer-
emiah Puebla, Jacqueline Quezada, Jaqueline Ramirez,
Jett Reynolds, Rolando Rios, Jose Rosas-Fraga, Sidney
Simmons, Carli Smith, Shane Smith, Trevor South, Zack-
ery Sparks, Timothy Tamplen, Jacob Taylor, Colton Wa-
ters, Aden Wells, Shannan White, Gunner Woods.
FOURTH GRADE — Jordan Adair, Katie Aguillon, Naomi
Baca, Brianna Brown, Keeli Burchman, Alessandro Cer-
vantes, April Coursey, Dylan Craig, Alexandro DeHoyos,
Rachel DeLay, Efrain DeLuna, Marcos DeLuna, Parker
FOCUS
Continued from 8 are 7 days old, remove the guard and allow
them full freedom of the pen.
building provide plenty of fresh air for the Electric heat lamps (infrared bulbs) are
birds. Plastic sheeting can be used to close good heat sources for brooding chicks. Two
sides during brooding and in cold weather. 125-watt bulbs per 50 chicks are recom-
Make certain the concrete or dirt mended. Make sure lamps are
floor is at least 6 inches above secured so they cannot fall to the
ground level to prevent flooding. litter and create a fire hazard. The
The roof overhang should be suffi- lamps should hang so that the bot-
cient to effectively protect against
blowing rain.
toms are 18 to 24 inches from the
litter. Lamps can be raised or low-
Preparation and Brooding ered depending on temperature
Clean and disinfect the poultry conditions. Place waterers a good
house, feeders and waterers at distance from the lamps to prevent
least two weeks before the chicks splashing water from cracking the
arrive. Wash the house down with hot bulbs.
soap and water. Then spray a com-
mercial disinfectant labeled for use
If a gas or an electric hover-type
ARREDONDO brooder is used, it should operate
in poultry houses. at a temperature of approximately
Be prepared for the chicks two days in 92 degrees to 95 degrees F. Gradually reduce
advance. Put at least 4 inches of litter on the temperature five degrees each week un-
the floor of the cleaned, disinfected house. til the birds are 3 to 4 weeks old or until the
Wood shavings, cane fiber, coarse dry saw- house temperature reaches 70 degrees F.
dust, peanut hulls or rice hulls make good When chicks are comfortable, they will bed
litter. Hay makes very poor litter. Keep all down in a semicircle around the perimeter of
sticks, boards and sharp objects away from the heat zone. If cold, chicks will crowd near
the broiler house. the heat source. If too warm, they will move
Construct a cardboard brooder guard to the outer limits of the brooder guard.
(brooder circle) to keep chicks near heat, wa- Chilling can stunt chicks. In cold weath-
ter and feed. The brooder guard should be 14 er the heat source should be turned on 48
to 18 inches high and must be a minimum of hours before chicks arrive to adequately
5 feet in diameter for 50 chicks. When chicks heat the litter.
Movies
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Sat ......................................................2:00 .............4:30 ............. 7:00..........9:30
Sun .....................................................2:00 .............4:30 ............. 7:00
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Mall Cop
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WISE COUNTY
Emola, Jessica Estrada, Celeste Fraga, Giovani Garcia,
Sarahi Garcia, Ashley Gomez, Leah Gregg, Toby Hamblin,
Julia Hancock, Demetri Hendrick, Azucena Hernandez,
Leslie Hill, Martin Huerta, Jamie Isenberg, Marcellus
Johnson, Daniel Juarez, Ananda Kates, Taylor Laxton,
Matthew Marlett, Jacobe Martinez, Jennifer Martinez,
Karina Martinez, Vanesa Martinez, Grayson Mathes, Kal- Karl Green, LLC
len McCauley, Isaac Medina Ruvalcaba, Alexandra Mind- Repair, Remodel, Some New
ieta, Melissa Monjaraz, Brian Munn, Jennifer Nelson,
Ian Ogle, Lisvet Ortiz, Scott Parrish, Rachel Peterson, Construction, Mobile Homes,
Dakota Potter, Adriana Ramirez, Nathan Ramirez, Rich- Houses, Commercial
ard Rice, Zachery Richards, Brittany Roberts, Francisco Room Additions
Rojas, Ryan Sanders, Jorge Sandoval, Jacob Slimp, Jared
Smith, Haden Snodgrass, Brett Stuart, Katelyn Torres, Fences
Alexander Ureste, Keaton Walton, Hailey White, Kassi Skirting
York. Decks
FIFTH GRADE — Kristin Baker, Mason Baker, Hayden
Barkley, Blake Boyd, Kenneth Bueto, Hayden Bunce, Porches
Constance Caraway, Dalton Castle, Ryan Castle, Iris Painting
Castro, Lilia Cervantes, Lance Coe, Corbin Coleman, Tape, Bed & Texture
Felicia Coleman, Brittany Cooke, Luis Cruz, Marissa Ed-
wards, Johnny Fletcher, Alden Fournier, Mercedes Free-
man, Mavrick Fronterhouse, Rogelio Galcia, Yesica Gon-
CHINA PROGRAM — Pi Kappa Chapter of Beta
We Do It All
zalez, Cody Hollingsworth, Phillip Jacobs, Vanity Johnson,
Justin Kennedy, Colton Klyce, Maria Lara, Chloe Laxton, Sigma Phi International met Jan. 8 in the home of Give Us a Call
Alexis Martinez, Graciela Martinez, Jessica Martinez Ru- Carolyn Dent, left. Dent presented a program on her 940-626-4806
If it’s not on this list call and ask.
valcaba, Chelsea Mast, Roger Mastin, Elliott Mercer, Ga- trip to China with slides and narrative. Also pictured
brielle Mindieta, Darby Moak, Jeffrey Moncada, Cristian
Munoz, Melissa Ortiz, Jesse Pena, Hermenegildo Perez,
is Carolyn Moody. FREE ESTIMATES
Noah Peterson, Chance Pierce, Luis Prado, Claudia
Ramirez, Esmeralda Rangel, Alexis Read, William Reed,
Subscribe Online.
Jennifer Reyes, Angel Reyna, Mariah Rodriguez, Adrian
Ruiz, Rosa Salazar, Melissa Sanchez, Ustav Shrestha,
Hayden Smith, McKenzie Smith, Richard Splawn, Taylor
Stone, Britney Wilson.
Paradise Elementary
Third six weeks www.wcmessenger.com/subscribe
A Honor Roll
FIRST GRADE — Kyndel Beck, Tristen Chandler, Sum-
mer Cobb, Canyon Collins, Megan Cornett, Kathryn
Davis, Hunter Doughty, Matthew Eisen, Payton Ellis,
Jace Essig, Addyson Ford, Kazin Gomez, Jenna Goodger,
Paizlee Henry, Mariah Kirbie, Madison Lowery, Taylor
Mayes Brumfield, Danae Meadows, Jayden Moody, Gra-
cie Oates, Alexis Penny, Riley Penny, Isac Perkins, Noah
Pitman, Hayden Proffitt, Cortney Ramsey, Kyle Riggs,
Cordell Scarlett, Kennedy Schneck, Michael Summers,
Jace Swindell, Cheyanne Upton and Kobe Wakefield.
SECOND GRADE — Hadleigh Anthony, Johanna Bar-
nett, Katelyn Blackstock, Kendall Candioto, Mercedes
Carrillo, Irene Chasteen, Amanda Cherryhomes, Bryson
Clark, Madelyn Cross, Rustyn Fuller, Ray Fultz, Caysen
Gosney, Sargent Graham, Ethan Herrera, Trent Horner,
Savannah Kott, Keegan Loggins, Mariah Lopez, Kaycee
Martin, Damon McBride, Madison Mitschke, Jacob My-
ers, Payton Nesby, Hawkins Nessler, Kiara Owens, Au-
brey Pearson, Hannah Proffitt, Davin Riley, Ryan Scott,
Susan Silvey, Shaelyn Spidle, James Stapleton, Maddilyn
Terry, Christina Tipton, Maecy Williams, Morgan Wilmo-
th, Savannah Wilson and Alexis Wright.
THRID GRADE — Jordan Babcock, Gracie Barnett,
Jimmy Barnett, Jakob Beck, Brandon Bowling, Cayden
Candioto, Savanna Cleveland, Siclaly Delgadillo, Allison
Foster, Kaylen Kott, Meagan Lee, Emily Love, Caitlin
GET BEHIND THE WHEEL
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All Diabetics who attend are eligible to receive the new Prodigy Blood Glucose Monitoring System
to be paid for by your Part B Medicare. Also, Diabetics with Medicare qualify to be fitted for Diabetic
shoes and 3 sets of Custom Molded Inserts – Even if you received shoes ANY time in 2008. In the
past year, Medicare has approved many new styles of shoes… like dress shoes, casual topsiders and
tennis shoes that are great for walking. These shoes come in all leather and are designed to be
light-weight and provide extra support and cushioning to keep your feet comfortable. Everyone fitted
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Medical Solutions of Arkansas is sponsoring a special “DIABETIC DAY” at the HOLIDAY INN
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HONOR ROLLS SAVVY SENIOR

Continued from 13
Madden, Saylea Mayfield, Tatum Miller,
Hannah Pearson, Stormie Pilcher, Rose
Powers, Kaitlynn Smith, Carson Tucker,
Ryan Upton, Logan Waggoner, Garrett
Walsh, Tryston Webb and Kayli White.
Blogging: A great pastime
FIFTH GRADE — Hunter Anthony,
Cody Baker, Kyle Baker, Kyndal Baker,
Jordon Blackstock, John Bridgeman,
Emily Brinson, Carlos Carrillo, Grayson
Cobb, Kylie Davis, Tanner Edwards, Jo-
seph Eisen, Charles Ford, Alexandria

A/B Honor Roll

FIRST GRADE — Raygan Adair,
Tommy Armstrong, Monty Bennet, Na-
than Calvery, Jason Cobb, Dakota Dil-
lard, Julissa Enriquez, Rayawna Harper,
Makenna Hudson, Timothy Hutton, Jack
Ishmael, Diego Luna, Tiffany Mayes
Brumfield, Harley Mayfield, Audrey
McDuff, Lynsey Medlin, Cade Mont-
gomery, Kara Munn, Hailey Paschall,
Andre Pineda, Damion Poteet, Jagr
Royse, Kaitlin Rydman, Karen Santos,
William Schroeder, Sandra Wallace,
Haylee Wilson and Ashlyn Winters.
SECOND GRADE — Nichole Ander-
son, Morgan Baker, Briar Choate, Jona-
than Christensen, Colby Cox, Matthew
Doughty, Thomas Edwards, Zaida Gala-
viz, River Gibson, Nevan Graves, Jona-
than Heinsen, Kelan Jenkins, Heather
Karg, Sergio Licea, Erin McGee, Dako-
ta Moon, Holden Murphy, Katia Perez
Zamarripa, Eain Perkins, Terry Press-
ley, Jaci Reynolds, Kaela Roberds, Cal
Robinson, Coltyn Strickland, Matthew
Taylor and Christina Thomas.
THIRD GRADE — Marshall Boykin,
Mireya Carrillo, Elise Cobb, Rebecca
Cornett, Martin Crawford, Blake Cum-
mings, Tucker Edwards, Kenya Gomez,
Nolan Graves, Corbin Harris, Kaylyn
Henderson, Coleton Horner, Johnny
Hothouse, Samantha Huckabee, Halie
Ivey, Kyah Knox, Sara Lowry, Lacey
Mantooth, Corbin McBride, Mariah
McKinley, Angus Pace, Marshall Pay-
ton, Bryan Pewitt, Kenzi Potteiger,
Jacob Reid, Lorenzo Romo, Gage Sch-
neck, Kyle Schomburg, Joey Skidmore,
Michael Swan, Kailey Thomas, Brandon
Thompson, Hannah Tilghman, Judson
Wilkening, Bailey Williams, Madison
Williams, Garrett Winters and Kendale
Young.
Paradise Intermediate School
A Honor Roll
FOURTH GRADE — Andrew Alex-
ander, Ashley Angell, Heather Bar-
nett, Brysen Broussard, Balin Bryant,
Alanna Burnett, Haley Butler, Jacob
Carmichael, Camron Chasteen, Kodie
Christensen, Logan Cook, Austin Coon,
Brooklynn Davis, Patricio Derado,
Ashton Ferguson, Dylan Finley, Jes-
sica Greer, Alic Herrera, Ella Hutton,
Michael Kennedy, Heather McDuff,
Austin Medlin, Bryson Meyers, Ryan
Norwood, Mykenzie Presley, Brenton
Read, Casey Riggs, Kaitlyn Robinson,
Karina Rodriguez, Jrake Russell, Colt
Ryle, Dalton Sanders, Landon Sharp,
Tristan Sims, Alexis Spidle, Mary Sta-
pleton, Jamie Talley, Madyson Taylor,
Trace Thigpen, Ty Valentine, Makaya
Wakefield, Mattew Whalen, Sarah Wil-
son-Fleitman, Bradley Young
Fowler, Amber French, Morgan Hein-
sen, Kaycie Howerton, Hailey Kennedy,
Meagan Kennedy, Stormi Lamb, Zack-
ery Loney, Christian McCormick, Logan
McPherson, Colton Meadows, Dylan
for Web savvy seniors
Noble, Joshua Pitman, Carlos Powers,
Jessica Presley, Aliyah Read, Ian Rem-
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Sotomi, Casey Steinhauer, Christian
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I recently read an article about can start your own blog in a mat- to the layout or style that you see
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Prince, Samuel Robinson, Taylor Rose,
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Allison Rutledge, Taylor Sheppard, Juli- to mention a great way to share are fun outlets for seniors who formation such as your last name,
anna Smith. wisdoms and make new friends. want to keep family and friends in- address, phone number, etc. While
Here’s what you should know. formed of what’s going on in their the Internet can be a wonderful
A/B Honor Roll
FOURTH GRADE — John Anderson, A growing trend lives. window to the world it can also be
Logan Burrows, Hayden Casson, Zian Blogging has never been so pop- ■ Choose a name: Pick a short a dangerous place. Also, don’t feel
Chamberlain, Brayden Chatham, Jes-
sica Clark, Mychelynn Covey, James
ular among boomers and seniors! name for your blog that encom- bad or rejected if no one visits your
Cox, Kylan Deaton, Jessie Dugan, Tif- Today there are literally thou- passes your theme or identifies blog for the first few months. As
fany French, Jacob Goodger, Timothy sands of bloggers over age 55. In with you. with anything new on the Inter-
Horner, Madison Ivey, Whitney Jack-
son, Tanner Lambert, Mason Largent,
fact, according to the Pew Internet ■ Select a blog hosting service: net, it will take some time for your
Ruben Luevano, Carson Martin, Alexis & American Life Project, 5 percent While there are lots of options to blog to get noticed. But keep in
Maydahl, Collin McBride, Carrie Mc- of online U.S. seniors have created choose from, two good ones are mind that frequent blogging (sev-
Gee, Kelsey Perkins, Hayden Pressley,
Sean Randell, Haley Roberds, Connor
a blog, and 20 percent have read Blogger.com (which is free) and eral times a week) helps attract
Snell, Jerrell Thomas, Chloe Wallen, someone else’s blog. Typepad.com (which charges a visitors. And to find other blogs
Dylan Wise. But before I go any further, a minimal fee). Both of these sites you may be interested in, go to blog
FIFTH GRADE — Summer Childress,
Bailey Choate, Mabell Dianna, Rabecca
blog (short for Web log) is a per- are incredibly easy to use and offer search sites like www.blogsearch.
Downing, Peyton Fishbeck, Kenneth sonal online journal where you a variety of pre-made templates, google.com or www.technorati.com
Galvan, John Channing Hamilton, Kash can write about anything or every- color schemes and more that allow and click on “Blogs.”
Helton, Kolby Little, Ryder McConnell,
Madison Moore, Dayshannette Noble,
thing that interests you, and you you to personalize your blog. If you ■
Abigail Pace, Gabrielle Pineda, Jacob can post pictures, too. (The newest want more hosting options, check Send your senior questions to:
Posey, Halie Poteet, Taylor Richards, blog entry is always at the top of out Livejournal.com, Journal- Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Nor-
Cody Strickland, Alexander Tipton,
Mackinlie Tucker, Thomas Young, Turn-
the page.) Readers can comment Home.com, 360.yahoo.com, Word- man, OK 73070, or visit www.sav-
er Young. on each post, often creating a rich Press.com, TheDiary.org, Mindsay. vysenior.org. Jim Miller is a con-
SIXTH GRADE — Kelsey Archer, and enlightening conversation. com, Blog.com, Blogagotchi.com, tributor to the NBC Today show
MaKenna Bates, William Brown,
Chelbey Buratovich, Shawn Carter, Mi-
How to start Blogdrive.com, Blogidentity.com, and author of “The Savvy Senior”
chael Counts, Alexis Darter, Marissa Fortunately, you don’t need to Weebly.com and Xanga.com. book.
Hall, Shelby Hamilton, Haley Home,
Colton Horton, Courtney Kerr, Cas-
sidy Kirkland, Joseph Lopez, Randall
Luevano, Tessa Luster, Kaylee McCon-
nell, Jessica Meeks, Landry Norwood,
Nancy Ortiz, Anna Preather, Haley Rec-
tor, Marki Rutledge, Matti Rutledge,
Trever Shuker.

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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS — Northwest post Shantal Nobles battles a Keller Central player in the tip-off during Friday night’s basketball action at
Northwest High School. The Lady Texans used a stingy defensive effort to knock off the Chargers 44-24. The win also keeps Northwest in sole
possession of second place going into the second round of district play.

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