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VOLUME 131 - NO. 68 THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 2010 DECATUR, TEXAS 86 PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS PLUS INSERTS 75¢MONDAYMELTDOWN— TechnicianMike Briscostands near thestall in whichinvestigatorsthink amassivefire startedMonday nightat James WoodMotors.Messenger photoby Joe DutyDECATURFire damages dealershipBy JULIE NEALThick, black smoke billowed outof James Wood Motors’ service shopMonday evening in a blaze that requiredmultiple fire departments.Decatur, Rhome, East Wise andBridgeport fire departments werecalled to a fire at the auto shoparound 7:50 p.m. According to ShawnHooe, service consultant to JamesWood, no one was inside the buildingat the time of the fire.Employees in the sales departmentand a wrecker in the parkinglot reported hearing several poppingnoises and then saw smoke gushingfrom the south end of the building.Hooe said he was at his house nearbybut returned to the shop when heContinued on page 6ABACK TO SCHOOL 2010 • BOYD HIGH SCHOOLMessenger photos by Joe DutyI always have the firstweek of clothes planned. Istart wearing T-shirtsand jeans after that.Allie VoisellejuniorI think what you wearthe first day sort of showswho you are.Heather Beaurgardfreshman, centerAlso shown are fellow freshmenMorgan Kirkland, leftand Julie Taylor, rightI found these boots whileshopping online at HotTopic, and I knew I hadto have them.Gracey MortjuniorRead more on page 2ABOYDPassion for the pigskinStudents love playing for Cartwright, just like their dadsBy RICHARD GREENEStudents walk down the hallwaysof the new Boyd High School wherethe smell of fresh paint still lingers.Behind the school, constructionworkers hustle to build the Yellowjackets’new home with an artificialplaying surface, weight room anddressing rooms.Both are signs of the progress andchanging times in the growing communityof nearly 1,400.While much has changed, there stillremains the one constant binding thisclose-knit town together since 1977,the leader of the Yellowjackets — J.G.Cartwright.“He’s been here so long, and we’refortunate to have him,” said longtimeBoyd supporter Don Patterson, whohas missed only one of Cartwright’sgames in the past 29 years. “You don’tsee that much for someone to stay ata place that long.“He’s been very beneficial to thetown and the school.”Other than a brief student-teachingstint, Boyd has been the onlyplace of employment for the Godleynative and North Texas alumnus afterhe started as an assistant in 1974.As head coach of the Yellowjackets,Cartwright has compiled a 261-112-5record.“I never had a good enough reasonto leave,” Cartwright said about hislong stay in Boyd. “My kids grew uphere and didn’t want to leave.“Things change, but I haven’t no-Continued on page 7AMessenger photo by Joe DutySTANDING TALL — After 33 years on the sidelines, Boyd’s J.G.Cartwright is showing no signs of slowing at the start of a newyear.Wise County MessengerP.O. Box 149115 South TrinityDecatur, Texas 76234www.wcmessenger.comINDEXNews Briefs . . . . . . . .3AOpinion . . . . . . . . . . .5AObituaries . . . . . . . . .8ASports . . . . . . . . . . .16AClassifi eds. . . . . . . . .9AWise Business . . . . .14AFALL SPORTSPREVIEWWe help get youcharged up for thebeginning of thehigh school sportsyear with our56-page specialsection inside.K2NOT OKDecatur couldsoon becomethe secondcity in WiseCounty to banK2.See page 3AWEATHERThu8/2690/69A few clouds. Highs in the low 90sand lows in the upper 60s.Fri8/2791/70More sun than clouds. Highs in thelow 90s and lows in the low 70s.www.wcmessenger.com/weather

2A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010BACK TO SCHOOL 2010 • BOYD HIGH SCHOOLFollow us ontwitter.com/wcmessengerPhil MajorPresident & PublisherP.O. Box 149115 S. TrinityDecatur, TX 76234940-627-5987Fax 940-627-1004www.wcmessenger.comnews@wcmessenger.comMessenger photos by Joe DutyLOCKED OUT — The first day at Boyd’s new high school featured many students using lockers for the first time. Schooladministrators spent the first half of the day helping students enter their personal space.New school goes old school with lockersBy BRANDON EVANSTwist the dial twice to the left,once to the right, back to the leftand pull.Once popped open, lockers reveala glimpse into the personalityand life of the student. Smallposters of favorite bands or picturesof a latest crush decoratepainted, metal walls. In an institutionof standards, the lockerprovides an alcove of personalspace and individuality.Once a standard high schoolexperience, lockers have fadedaway like last decade’s popicons. Most new schools aren’teven built with lockers.On Monday, the first day ofthe school year at the brand newBoyd High School, opening lockerspossibly posed the biggestchallenge for fresh-faced andsharp dressed students. The formerhigh school lacked lockers.“I’m usually in charge of inschoolsuspension,” said BobBoaz. “But today I’m on lockerduty.”Boaz was combing halls, helpingstudents open lockers.“These are a bit different,” hesaid. “You have to pull on thedial to open them.”Halfway through the day, ithad occupied most of his time.“Nobody has gotten suspendedyet,” Boaz said. “But the day’snot over yet.”“Everyone is having troubleopening their lockers,” said AllieVoiselle, a junior, as she effortlesslypopped open her friendMadison Anderson’s locker witha wide smile.“I’ve just been finding somebodyto open my locker for me,”said Lashanda Simpson, a junior.She just stepped out of theaterarts class, bracelets clanging.It’s the first year Boyd hasoffered the theater program. Ithad created a mild buzz aroundcampus.“I’m really looking forward tothe theater class,” said JacobBrothers, senior. His spiked hair,dyed bright red, stuck out like atall fire hydrant in the hallway.As the first day progressed,students began to learn to navigatethe freshly painted hallways.They adjusted to schedules.They learned how to opentheir lockers. They found theirroles.“Being in a new school and nolonger joined with the middleschool has changed the attitudeof the students,” said PrincipalShawn Bryans. “They seemmore mature.”They continue to define themselvesand decorate their lockers.!E-mail Brandon at bevans@wcmessenger.com.I specificallypicked thisshirt becauseit’s the mostgory one Ihave.Eric DavisseniorI try to be different. Idon’t want to be the sameas everyone else. 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WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 20103ADECATURCity takesfirst step inbanning K2WISE COUNTYBy PHIL MAJORDecatur City Councilheld its first reading Mondayof an ordinance banningK2 and salvia divinorumas well as devices used tosmoke the substances, commonlyknown as marijuanasubstitutes.Decatur police have identifiedtwo locations that sellthe substances. A secondreading is required beforethe ordinance can take effect.Police Chief Rex Hoskinssaid his department willwork with retailers on compliancewith the ordinance.Council members questionedwhether the statewould outlaw the substancesand what impact that mighthave on city rules.Hoskins said the matteris being considered, but betweenthe budget crisis andredistricting, there are noguarantees, and any statelaw would not go into effectbefore September 2011.One Alvord resident saidhe had gained some relieffrom long-term back painusing K2.The Decatur ordinance ismodeled on one used by thecity of Allen. Decatur wouldbecome the second city inthe county to adopt such aban, joining Rhome.K2 is sold as incense andlabeled not for human consumption.Its effects haveled to nine overdose cases atthe local hospital, HoskinsSLIDELLChase gets4 years forchild pornA Slidell man was senencedto four years in prisnMonday for possession ofhild pornography.Kenneth Dale Chase,0, was sentenced in U.S.i s t r i c to u r tn Forto r t hy Judgeerry R.e a n s .A f t e rpleadingguilty inCHASEMay toone countof possessionof child pornography,Chase faced up to 10 yearsin prison.Means also ordered thatChase register as a sex offenderand serve a lifetimeof supervised release afterhe has served his jail sentence.Images and video of childpornography were found ona computer disk in Chase’scar in January 2008. Investigatorsthen found additionalimages of minorfemales forced to engagein sexual intercourse withadult males. Chase later admittedthat between Jan. 15and Feb. 7, 2008, he downloadedimages of child pornography.The FBI assisted the WiseCounty Sheriff’s Departmentduring the investigation.said.“You don’t see the overdoseeffects from regularmarijuana,” he said.“This is not a tobaccoproduct,” he said. “There isnothing illegal about it. Youcould sell it to a 6-year-oldkid.”Banning devices used tosmoke the substances wasalso made part of the ordinance.Hoskins said drugparaphernalia laws do notimpact those products untilthey are used for illegal substances,such as marijuana.The council approved asign variance for Wendy’son Farm Road 51 South. Thethree standard signs proposedfor the building exceededthe total area allowedby the city’s sign rules.“Maybe we need to take alook at our ordinance,” MayorJoe Lambert said, uponlearning these are standardcorporate signs. A similarvariance had to be grantedrecently to Baymont for itshotel sign, which was alsostandard configuration.Public hearings on theproposed city budget andtax rate drew no comments.They will be finalized Sept.13.The annual employeehealth insurance renewalwas accepted at $482 permonth, a 12.7 percent increase.The city will spend$1,126,551 in 2011.The plan retains the $500deductible but increasesout-of-pocket expenses.Messenger photo by Joe DutyTAKING A BREAK — Decatur High School band member Paige Dickenson takes a break during practice. Frequentbreaks can prevent heat exhaustion or heat stroke. On Monday afternoon, temperatures at Decatur MunicipalAirport hit 105 degrees between 2 and 3:30 p.m. The average maximum temperature recorded at the airport on Aug.23 historically is 93 degrees.NEWS BRIEFSBENEFIT SOCCER TOURNAMENT — A soccertournament benefiting the family of Omar Carrillois 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 28, at JonesPark. The event will also include food, drinks anda raffle. Cost per team is $100. However, any andall additional contributions will benefit the Carrillofamily. Register your team by Thursday, Aug. 26, bycontacting Luis at (940) 389-7033, or en español,contacte a Miguel al (940) 391-2356.MOVIE NIGHT — Bridgeport Parks and RecreationBox Office presents the movie “Princess and theFrog” at dusk Saturday, Aug. 28, in Harwood Park.Tickets are not required. For information, call (940)683-3480.CONCERT — The North Richland Hills BaptistChurch Instrumental Ensemble will perform afree concert at 6 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 29, in theFirst Baptist Church Decatur Worship Center. Theconcert will be followed by a homemade ice creamfellowship in the Family Life Center.Saving You MoneyIs What I Do Best!BUICKCHEVYGMCHYUNDAIPRE-OWNEDjameswood.com 940-627-2177DANE SHELTON...where kids and parentslearn together!Crossroads ChurchMeeting at Rann ElementarySunday, August 296:30-7:30 p.m.

4A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010BACK TO SCHOOL 2010We honor most all funeral plansoffered by any funeral home.1401 Halsell • Bridgeport940-683-1704Opening dayFirst day school districtenrollment numbers:2010........................................2009ALVORD▼ 728 ..............................733BRIDGEPORT▼ 2,234 .......................2,269BOYD▲ 1,060 .......................1,019CHICO▼ 564 ..............................617DECATUR▲ 2,901 .......................2,887NORTHWEST■ 13,968 ....................... N/APARADISE▲ 1,045 .......................1,006SLIDELL▲ 257 ..............................245Students around the county headed back to school this week. Above, 6-year-old Kaydance Whitaker, left, waits forthe doors to open at Decatur’s Carson Elementary while school mate Kaydence Ooten, top right, dances with joy atthe thought of a new school year. Four school districts in the county reported increased enrollment on the first day ofschool.MESSENGER PHOTOS BY JOE DUTYTHERE’S A NEW PLAYER IN TOWN!5 YEARS LOW INTEREST.40 HPSTARTING AT$10,995WE SERVICE What We SELLELL!US Hwy. 287 South, Decatur • 940-627-2198www.mcmasternewholland.com • 1-877-417-4924Mon. - Fri., 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m, Sat., 8 a.m. - NoonWAC See dealer for detailsMCMASTER NEW HOLLANDUS Hwy. 287 S. Decatur940-627-2198 • www.mcmasternewholland.comUnited Way2011 CampaignKick-OffLuncheonThursday, Sept. 2 • 10:30 a.m.Decatur Civic Center$15 per personMeal by Decatur Civic CenterReservations deadline: Aug. 30Contact Martin Woodruff at uway@ntws.netcall 940-627-3684 or fax 940-627-2111Serving Wise County for 31 YearsInformation from affiliated agencieswill be displayedDevon Energy CorporationFirst State BankLegend BankSimpson Boyd & Powers,Attorneys at LawStephens, Bastianand Cartwright, L.P.SPONSORS:Senior Care Health &Rehabilitation CenterWise Electric Cooperative, Inc.Wise Regional Health SystemGuardian Title CompanyTL Promotions

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 20105AOPINIONOTHER VIEWSMuslim faith and politicsMosquerade party Obama chooses IslamBy WILL DURSTThere is only one halfway-decent reasonwhy a mosque should be built two blocksaway from Ground Zero in New York.It’s called the First Amendment.Maybe you’ve heard of it: that’sthe one that lets pretty muchanybody say pretty much anythingthey want, and yes, thatincludes worshipping whatevergoofy deity they choose. Mohammed.Thor. The Prince of Peace.King of Pop. John Coltrane.LeBron James. Baba Ganoush.Twiggy. Cher.There’s also one very goodreason why a mosque shouldn’tbe built two blocks away from GroundZero. It’s a little thing called grace. Asense of common human decency. Notrubbing other peoples’ noses in your ownsolid waste. A concept one would think areligion might be able to grasp since theiroft-described mission involves the encouragementand promulgation of those verycallings, but then one would be wrong. Aswould be two.Political parties aren’t expected to playby these rules however. And even if theywere, they wouldn’t. Especially duringan election year. The Republicans, as istheir way, have pounced on this issue likea starving feral cat onto an exhaustedmouse whose tail got stuck under atable leg. Bad blood with faint overturesof Christian degradation. Talk aboutstraight down your social agenda wheelhouse.Just two clicks shy of abortion andthree rungs below gay marriage. The waron Christmas squared.Hoping to reverse poll numbers thathave them racing Democrats to approval'ssub basement, the GOP turned a municipalzoning variance into a hot-buttonissue and it doesn’t matter whether you’rerunning for conditional co-councilman ofCalaveras County, you will weigh in onthis controversy. Once again, Obama andhis ilk are being slapped with the “outof-touchwith average Americans” brushthrough their stubborn insistence onupholding the U.S. Constitution. Amazinghow we, the people, will fight to the deathfor the Constitution. Until we won’t. Lovethe theory. Hate the details.And I know, I know, you’reright. Of course you’re right. No,it is not fair that people whobelieve we are nothing but infideldogs who would be better off deadthan to honor a false god, get tocome here and preach intoleranceand are allowed to do it next tothe place where some of their followerskilled 3,000 innocents. ItDURSTis as wrong as Cabernet Sauvignonin a can.But that’s the deal with Democracy.It’s not a Chinese menu. You don’tget to choose one freedom from column Aand another from column B. Liberty is abuffet. With everything available to all.And the sneeze guard is free speech. YourContinued on page 6ABy MICHAEL REAGANPresident Obama couldn’t bringhimself to observe the National Dayof Prayer or spend time with the BoyScouts of America, but Godforbid, he couldn’t miss theMuslim Iftar Ramadan dinner,or pass up a chance to praise anIslamic center a stone’s throwaway from Ground Zero.He later backed down – a bit.One has to wonder exactlywho is this Barack Obama? Ishe the Muslim-educated studentwho has repeatedly proclaimedhis Christian beliefswhile finding himself unableto put a foot in a Christian church inWashington he can call his own, or is hean adult still motivated by the Muslimfaith he learned and practiced as ayoung man?This is a serious question, especiallysince Obama has gone out of his way tobefriend a community, many of whombear a deep hatred for the UnitedStates and a fanatical belief in theinevitability of supremacy of Islam overthe United States.Daniel Pipes writes thatthe Muslim population in this“country is not like any othergroup, for it includes within it asubstantial body of people whodesire, ultimately, to transformit into a nation living under thestrictures of militant Islam.”He cites the case of SirajWahaj, a black convert to Islamand the recipient of some of theREAGAN American Muslim community'shighest honors, who in June1991 had the privilege of becoming thefirst Muslim to deliver the daily prayerin the U.S. House of Representatives.A little over a year later, addressingan audience of New Jersey Muslims, thesame Wahaj said that “if only Muslimswere more clever politically, they couldtake over the United States and replaceits constitutional government with acaliphate.Said Wahaj: "If we were united andstrong, we'd elect our own emir [leader]and give allegiance to him. . . . [T]akemy word, if 6-8 million Muslims unitein America, the country will come tous."This is “the religion of peace”?Writing in the August 5 WashingtonTimes, Jeffery T. Kuhner warns thatthe decision to build a 13-story mosqueand Muslim cultural center 600 feetfrom the site of Ground Zero representsthe surrender of the United States toradical Islam. He insists that most NewYorkers and Americans do not want thismosque erected and warns that it willbe “a symbolic monument to the triumphof Islamism in the Unites States.”Kuhner notes that the attacks on 9/11were “committed by Muslim extremistsin the name of holy war againstContinued on page 6AThanks forthe helpThe DHS Class of 2011 would like to thank all of theecatur High School teachers, administrators and parntsfor all their hard work toward our senior retreat. Wereatly appreciate everything that you all do for our class.You all have truly started our senior year off well. Senioretreat was a blast, and it couldn’t have been done withoutour help. Thanks again for all of your dedication to ourlass. We look forward to a great senior year.Ashton HackerKelsey GarnerKatherine WilliamsJaci IshamMichael PhillipsAnnie TrantDHS Senior Class OfficersResearchJefferson’s beliefsEvery time a letter is written or someone makes a comentabout America being a Christian nation, the antihristianfaction always resorts to Thomas Jefferson, theriter of the Constitution, as an anti-Christian founderho wanted nothing to do with Christianity.The following letter from Jefferson to Benjamin Rushlearly states that he (Jefferson) considers himself a Chrisian.I hope this will stop all of those who just keep repeatngwhat they have been told and inspire them to researchriginal documents for themselves. You don’t need to beold what to think. You just need correct, accurate informaion,and you can form your own opinions.In a letter to Dr. Benjamin Rush, Jefferson described hisviews on Jesus and the Christian religion, as well as hisown religious beliefs. He appended to this description asyllabus that compared the teachings of Jesus to those ofthe earlier Greek and Roman philosophers and to the religionof the Jews of Jesus’ time. Both the letter and the syllabusmay be found in the memorial edition of Jefferson’sWritings, Vol. 10, pg. 379. (Source: http://www.angelfire.YOUR VIEWScom/co/JeffersonBible/jeffbsyl.html)“Letter To Dr. Benjamin Rush.Washington, April 21, 1803.Dear Sir,In some of the delightful conversations with you in theevenings of 1798-99, and which served as an anodyneto the afflictions of the crisis through which our countrywas then laboring, the Christian religion was sometimesour topic; and I then promised you that one day or otherI would give you my views of it. They are the result of alife of inquiry and reflection, and very different from thatanti-Christian system imputed to me by those who knownothing of my opinions. To the corruptions of ChristianityI am indeed opposed, but not to the genuine precepts ofJesus himself. I am a Christian, in the only sense in whichhe wished anyone to be: sincerely attached to his doctrinesin preference to all others, ascribing to himself every humanexcellence, and believing he never claimed any other.At the short interval since these conversations, when Icould justifiably abstract my mind from public affairs, thesubject has been under my contemplation. But the more Iconsidered it, the more it expanded beyond the measure ofeither my time or information.”This is only a portion of the letter, but I would encourageeveryone to look it up and read it and the syllabus. Thisletter is not meant to condone or endorse any of Jefferson’sviews. It is meant to educate. It is an eye-opener.Robert CoxChicoNation descendedfrom immigrantsBigotry shows its ugly face in many disgusting andrevolting forms. Beyond the racial context which, in viewof America’s Declaration of Independence and Constitution,is troubling enough in its own right, and with whichthe word is normally associated in America, there’s ethnic,sexual, religious and socioeconomic bigotry still beingpeddled in America into the 21 century.One would have thought and hoped that, in America especially,most would be passé by now. However, hate-mongersseem never to mature beyond the prejudices imbuedby parents and/or society in childhood and never learnanything new.Anti-immigrant sentiments are old. One can only wonderwhat the original “illegal immigrants” to this continent,who entered uninvited from far northeastern Asiainto the continent’s extreme northwestern corner, thoughtwhen those pale-skinned European second-wave immigrantsstaggered ashore on our East Coast. Did they think,“well, there goes the continent?”A prominent American once lamented, “Few of their childrenin the country learn English. The signs in our streetshave inscriptions in both languages. Unless the streamof their importation could be turned, they will soon sooutnumber us that all the advantages we have will not beable to preserve our language, and even our governmentwill become precarious.”The author was himself the son of two immigrants fromNorfolk County, England. Glen Beck, Rush Limbaugh, T-Partiers? Nope, it was Benjamin Franklin, protesting theapparent preponderance of German immigrants. Xenophobicnativists in contemporary America should rememberthat at some point in their ancestry they are themselvesthe children of immigrants.Irish-American, Italian-American, Chinese-American,Japanese-American and others who are today accepted as“real” Americans were once as reviled and treated as badlyas those of Latin-American heritage are today by thoseof cleaned-up immigrant progeny. Moreover, the face ofAmerica is changing and the xenophobic nativistic politiciansand their like-minded supporters will one day be, ifnot already, in the minority, and will eventually bear theonus of their despicable actions, words and behavior.Would they spray “Null and Void” or “No-Vacancy” graffitiacross the base of the Statue of Liberty plaque thatreads, “Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled massesyearning to breathe free. The wretched refuse of yourteeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost tome. I lift my lamp beside the golden door?”America has always been and will always be a nation offreedom-seeking immigrants.Ken HughesDecatur

6A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010DECATURFire damages dealership ...Messenger photo by Joe DutyCHARRED REMAINS — A red Ford 4x4 truck believed to have started the fire sits blackenedin a corner blocked off with caution tape.Continued from page 1Aheard about the fire. Sincesomeone had already called911, Hooe called the shop’stechnicians first becausetheir personal equipmentwas inside.The fire was extinguishedwithin an hour, but Hooewas already worrying aboutthe future of the businessand alerting the customerswhose cars were damaged.“The customer’s vehiclesare going to be the scariest,”Hooe said.At the time, he estimatedthere were 15 to 20 cars insidethe shop.Tuesday morning, JamesWood technician Mike Briscowas able to see the damageto the truck on which hewas working. The red, 4X4Ford truck was stationed inthe northwest corner of theshop and is believed to bethe cause of the fire.Brisco said he was workingon the truck’s engine.According to Brisco, noone had been inside the vehiclefor a while.“It’s been sitting there aweek,” Brisco said. “Whywould it choose now (tocatch fire)?”Until the insurance companycan assess the damage,Decatur Fire Marshal DeroyBennett said the investigationis ongoing.!E-mail Julie at jneal@wcmessenger.com. COTTONDALEDeer and beer involved in Sunday wrecksBy JULIE NEALTwo people were sent tothe hospital and one was arrestedSunday in separatesingle-vehicle accidents.Erika Enriquez, 23, waswestbound on Spring ValleyRoad around 6:30 a.m.when, according to TrooperMark Adams, she said sheswerved to avoid striking adeer. Her car hit a tree, narrowlymissing going into asteep ditch.Passengers Raul Enriquez,18, and Jessica Enriquez,17, were transportedby ambulance to Wise RegionalHealth System. ErikaEnriquez was unharmed.Saul Bautista-Ponce, 21,was arrested for driving underthe influence in a onevehiclerollover around 6:30p.m. Sunday. Trooper JohnHallenbeck said Bautista-Ponce was northbound onMessenger photo by Julie NealINTOXICATION ARREST —DPS Trooper John Hallenbeck andCottondale firefighters pulled several opened bottles of beerfrom the vehicle involved in Sunday night’s accident.Farm Road 2123 when hewent off the roadway, overcorrectedand went into aditch. The car came to a stopagainst a tree.Found inside the car werenumerous open containersof alcohol as well more thanone un-opened case of beer.Bautista-Ponce failed a fieldsobriety test, and was arrestedfor DUI with bloodtest results pending.The vehicle Bautista-Ponce was driving wasregistered to a person inParadise. The driver toldHallenbeck he was stayingwith relatives at the time ofthe wreck.!E-mail Julie at jneal@wcmessenger.com.Stars Say “Thank You”!!Worthy Matron Angela Denney and members of the Decatur #543Order of the Eastern Star, wish to express deep gratitude for the support of thecommunities of Wise County during the activities of Old Settlers Reunion. Forover 35 years, the O.E.S. group has manned a concession stand, offering visitors atReunion such items as bottled water, cold drinks and food items, includinghome-baked goods, for a nominal price. Proceeds from this event are returnedto the community in the form of scholarships, monetary donations to W.A.R.M.,sponsoring kids that needhelp with back-to-school expenes when Mom/Dadare unable, etc.Purchases you made at the stand are most appreciated, andhelp to make these gifts possible!The Order of the Eastern Star is a benevolent organization affiliated with thegentlemen of Masonry. A female who has attained the age 18, and has aclose relative who is/was a Master Mason, may petition the Fraternity formembership. Welcome are those who would join through the open hand offriendship thecontinued efforts of reaching out to others who are less fortunate.For further information please contactAngela Denney at 940-644-2440✔EASE✔VALUE✔SELECTION✔SERVICE115 S. Trinity, Decatur 940-627-5987Visa MasterCard American Express Discover Public Fax 940-627-1004 7:30-5:30 Mon.-Fri.Mosquerade party ...Continued from page 5Adessert? Look over there bythe fruit of your own labors.Try an emancipation éclair.Besides, if two blocks istoo close, how far away is farenough? A mile? An ocean?Two continents? I’m thinkingfour and-a-half blocks.Because there already is amosque four blocks awayfrom Ground Zero. Guess weOTHER VIEWStend to conserve our energyfor fresh outrages ratherthan fussing over existingones. Must be why they callthem Conservatives.And, oh yeah, I finallyfigured out why we aren’tallowed to show representationsof the ProphetMuhammad. Apparently,he was one strange-lookingdude. Sorry. Terribly, terriblysorry. Shouldn’t have saidthat, and wouldn’t have, ifI had any grace. Or simplecommon human decency.But alack and alas, I don’t.Then again, I’m not an organizedreligion. Thank god.!Will Durst is a San Francisco-basedpolitical comedianand writer. His columnis distributed by the CagleCartoons Inc. syndicate.OTHER VIEWSObama chooses Islam ...Continued from page 5Athe West… [using] the Koran and Islamicprinciples to justify their actions.” Theirultimate goal, he warns, is “to impose aworld Muslim empire based on Shariahlaw.”“Ground Zero,” he explains, “is wherethe war came home to America,” and supportersof the mosque project push forwardto make sure “the mosque will casta giant, dark shadow over Ground Zero,”a constant reminder of Islam’s victory.“If Islamism can impose its will near thesite of Sept. 11, then it can impose its willanywhere.”Unfortunately, it appears that Islamis also imposing its will and casting ashadow over the Obama White House.!Mike Reagan, the elder son of the latePresident Ronald Reagan, is president ofThe Reagan Legacy Foundation (www.reaganlegacyfoundation.org), and founderand chairman of The Reagan Group. 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WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 20107ABOYDPassion for the pigskin ...Continued from page 1ASubmit YOURlocal news...www.wcmessenger.com/submiticed a great change in kids.’m now coaching kids oflayers that I’ve had. Theyre a lot like their dads.”When he came to Boyd,he Yellowjackets were notuite the Wise County jugernautthey are today. Therogram had claimed disricttitles only twice sincehe 1950s.“We had been to the playffsa couple of times beforee came here,” Pattersonaid.In just his third year,artwright was namedead coach before the 1977eason.His first game was hardymemorable. Facing G.A.oore, who just came backo Pilot Point after leadingelina to a state title, theearcats with their aggresive10-1 defense drummedhe Yellowjackets 55-6. Thexperience left Cartwrightoubting his career choice.“I learned a hard lesonabout preparation andcouting,” Cartwright realls.“Against that 10-1, weouldn’t do much.“I remember after thatrst game, I decided at thend of the season that I wasoing to do something else.”That frustrating startas followed by a loss toouthlake Carroll and thenies against Alvord andaradise before the Yellowjacketsbroke through withCartwright’s first win, 26-14, over Callisburg.Cartwright finished hisfirst season at Boyd 3-4-3.“We turned everythingaround, and I decided not toresign or retire,” Cartwrightsaid.Quickly that decisionpaid off. The Yellowjacketswent 8-2 the followingyear and 9-1 in 1979. In1980, Cartwright and Boydclaimed the program’s firstdistrict crown since 1969.State-champion Pilot Pointbrought a 10-2 season to aclose.The Yellowjackets’ quickrise under Cartwrightreached its pinnacle in 1983.Boyd rolled through the regularseason, 10-0. After winsover DeLeon and Winters,the Yellowjackets exorcisedsome demons, holding off PilotPoint to claim a 13-13 tieon penetrations. Boyd thenbeat Cisco and McCameybefore knocking off Grovertonin Waco, 18-6, to stakeclaim to the Class 2A title.“That was unbelievable,”Cartwright said. “I neverexpected that. That’s the ultimatefor any football team.Everyone’s dream.“We won that one, and Ithought we’d do it regularly,”the coach added.Boyd and Cartwrightwould have to wait throughseveral close calls, including1993. With his son, RobbyCartwright, at quarterback,50-757(7-07)the top-ranked Yellowjacketswere upended 7-6 byPilot Point in the playoffs.Several really talented Boydsquads also had to play ata disadvantage as a smallClass 3A school.“We had some really good3A teams that could havebeen good 2A teams,” Cartwrightsaid.In 1999, the Yellowjacketsand Cartwright got backto the state title game, butcould not overcome Martand superstar Quan Cosby,who now plays for the CincinnatiBengals.The Yellowjackets got anothershot in 2004 and tookdown Newton 17-14 to claimthe state crown with a perfect15-0 record.“2004 was a fun year,”Cartwright said. “It wasa good bunch of kids thatworked hard every day.“After so long, you begin towonder if it’s going to happenagain. In 2004, everythingfell in place.”In almost 30 years, hundredsof young men havetaken the field to play forCartwright. Brandon Hopkinsplayed for him from1988 through 1991 and cameback to coach with him.“Growing up in Boyd, itwas something you lookedforward to, playing for him,”Hopkins said. “It’s iconicfor someone to be here thatlong.”Hopkins said the coachhasn’t changed much overthe years.“He’s all I’ve known,”Hopkins said. “Through theyears, he’s mellowed out,but he still gets after it.”Boyd coach John Bastinghas spent two stints on thesidelines with Cartwright.“It’s nice to have thatstability and know he doesthings right,” Basting said.“He’s a football guru. I’veseen him change with thetimes from the veer to thespread. He’s adapted withhow the game changed. Defensively,he’s the best I’veever been around.”But aside from his footballskills, Basting said it’sthe person that has madehim want to be in Boyd andcoach with Cartwright.“As good of a footballcoach as he is, he’s as goodof a person,” Basting said.“He’s a straight shooter andhonest. He treats everyonefairly.”Many of Cartwright’s explayersstay in contact withhim. The veteran coach appreciatesthe close relationshipshe’s been able to developwith his players whiletrying to instill lessons ofhard work and perseverance.“I’ve just tried to get themto be the best they can be,”Cartwright said. “There’s alot of lessons to be gainedfrom competitive sports. Ialways tell them talent onlytakes you to a certain level,and hard work gets you therest of the way. Nothing isgiven to them. You have toearn what you get.”The next generation ofYellowjackets understandsthat message, including Division-Ilinebacking prospectColton Lyon, whosefather, Mark, also playedfor Cartwright. His currentplayers have the sameor even more admirationfor him than the ones thatcame before them.“I love playing for him,”Lyon said.Quarterback Jared Cateadded: “He’s old-fashioned,but he’s awesome. I love him.“Everything changes, but hestays the same.”As he enters his 34th seasonwith the prospect of theYellowjackets moving to anew home, Cartwright hasno plans for retiring.“As long as I’ve got a passionto do it, I’ll do it,” Cartwrightsaid. “At the beginning,it’s such a grind, butSmall Taxing Unit Notice(Sample)The ______________________________ Wise Emergency Services District #1 will hold a meeting at ______________________ 6 p.m.onTuesday, _________________________ September 7, 2010 at ______________________________________ Boyd Community Center, 420 E. Morton Avenue, Boyd, TX to consideradopting a proposed tax rate for tax year ______________. 2010 The proposed tax rate is __________ .03per $100 of value.The proposed tax rate would increase total taxes in _____________________________________Wise Emergency Services District #1by ___________________________________________________________________.*2.51%*Include this statement if the proposed tax rate exceeds the unit’s effective tax rate calculated under TaxCode Section 26.04.Messenger photo by Joe DutyREADY FOR ACTION — Boyd coach J.G. Cartwright gives directions to players during aplayoff game. Cartwright has led the Yellowjackets to two state titles in his 33 years ashead coach.Small TaxingUnit Noticeby the end of the year, I’mnot ready for it to be over.”He also doesn’t know whatelse to do besides coach football,his true passion.“I don’t have any hobbies,”he said. “I don’t hunt, fish orplay golf. Growing up, footballwas real important, andI’ve been fortunate to makea living doing it.”As Boyd fans like Pattersonwill point out, they’vebeen the fortunate ones tohave Cartwright.“When I look at othertowns and how they’ve goneup and down, I realize howthankful we are to have aprogram like this,” Pattersonsaid. “[Joe’s] a wholebunch of that.” August 17 August 23 NOTICE OF TAXREVENUE INCREASE6 p.m.$650,978$640,776City of Boyd$556,637City of BoydCity of Boyd13.83Boyd Community Center, 420 East Morton Avenue, Boyd, Texas.4560.4560.4560September 7, 2010

8A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010AREA DEATHS AND FUNERALSRobert E. DoByns1953-2010Graveside service forobert E. DoByns, 57, ofoolville is 10 a.m. Thursday,Aug. 26, at Sunset Cemetery.The Rev. Donald McMasterwill officiate.Visitation was to be 6to 8 p.m. Wednesday atHawkins Funeral Home inBridgeport.DoByns died Monday, Aug.23, 2010, in Poolville.Born Aug. 21, 1953, inJacksonville, N.C., to Ceciland Frankie (Smith) DoByns,he was a heavy equipmentoperator. He married DiannaSoutherland March 20,1999, in Poolville. DoBynshunted, fished, camped andtraveled.He is survived by his wife;daughters Wendi Carawayand husband, Phillip, ofChico, and Caitlyn DoBynsof Fort Worth; sons Jim BobDoByns and wife, Mary, ofSunset, and Clint DoBynsand wife, Jamie, of Santo;stepson, Paul Chambersand wife, Sabrina, ofPoolville; stepdaughtersLinda Agcaoili and NicoleAgcaoili of Fort Worth; 15grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren;father andROBERT DOBYNShis wife, Dorothy, of Chico;sisters Carol Pittman andhusband, Keith, of Decaturand Martha McClure andhusband, Rusty, of Sunset;brothers Earnest DoBynsand wife, Cindy, of Sunsetand Clark DoByns of Chico;and nieces, nephews andcousins.Pallbearers were to be JimBob DoByns, Clint DoByns,Paul Chambers, JustenCaraway, Jeremy DoBynsand Cody Caraway.Donations may be madeto the American CancerSociety.Wise County Messenger,August 26, 2010WISE COUNTYManager hiredfor college projectBy KRISTEN TRIBEWise County Commissioners Monday announcedhiring Steele and Freeman Inc. as theconstruction manager at-risk for the WeatherfordCollege Wise County project.Steele and Freeman is based in Fort Worth. Itbuilt Justin Elementary in the Northwest schooldistrict, the Tarrant Regional Water District AdministrationAnnex and many schools in Keller,among other facilities.The firm was chosen from a field of 13 that subittedrequests for qualifications to the countynd was one of five finalists chosen in June.“Richard Jaynes (the project’s architect) hadxperience with each of those, and it was deterinedthat the best value for the county wasteele and Freeman,” said Rick Sorenson, an atorneyfor Wise County.The county is making plans to break ground inecember or January, but the opening of the colegehas been pushed back to summer 2012.Branch-campus maintenance taxCommissioners set the branch-campus mainteancetax at 4.625 cents per $100 valuation, .375ents less than last year’s 5-cent rate.The fiscal year 2011 tax is about one-tenth of aent less than the effective rate of 4.7791 cents,hich was proposed last week.WCWC Dean Duane Durrett attended Monay’smeeting and asked that commissioners sethe rate at 4.7791.“I hope taxpayers are aware of what a good jobou have done,” he said, in reference to their workn the county budget. “I think you’ve done taxayersa great service.”Durrett said although the college’s $4.3 millionudget was built around a 4.625 tax, he thoughtt would make planning easier if commissionerssed the proposed rate of 4.7791.The slightly higher rate would mean about70,000 more dollars for the college based on a 98ercent collection rate.“The college doesn’t want to be seen as greedy,ut as far as tuition and fees, all the other tuitionates for Weatherford went up this year, exceptor in Wise County,” Durrett said.He explained that he pushed for that becausee didn’t want to raise the tuition costs for stuentswhen the college simply moved from oneemporary facility to another.“Whatever you do will be a wise choice,” he toldommissioners.County Judge Bill McElhaney asked a fewointed questions, insinuating the Weatherfordollege officials might not understand the budgetnd tax-rate formula used by the county.With little other discussion, county officialspproved the college’s budget and the 4.625 taxate.!E-mail Kristen at ktribe@wcmessenger.com.Funeral for MariaFernandez, 76, of Decaturwas Friday, Aug. 20, at theAssumption of the BlessedVirgin Mary CatholicChurch with Father SojanGeorge officiating.Fernandez died Monday,Aug. 16, 2010.Born Nov. 7, 1933, inFresnillo, Zacatecas,Mexico, to Juan and VicentaMartinez Solis, she marriedPanfillo Fernandez July 26,1952, in Hermita DeLosCorrea, Jerez, Zacatecas.She is survived by herhusband, daughters, BertaHernandez and husband,Silvestre, of Bridgeport,Leticia Juarez and husband,Mario, and Marta Gillstrapand husband, James, allof Los Angeles, and MariaFernandez of Decatur;and sons Isidro Fernandezand wife, Ana, and ArturoFernandez and wife, Sara,all of Decatur. Her 29grandchildren includeMaria Fernandez1933-2010John Frank Denton1992-2010MARIA FERNANDEZSilvestre, Raymundo,Aurora, Abelia, Cindy,Gerardo, Jose Panfilo,Sandra, Sheila, Jafid,Adriana Leticia, MartaDaisy, Ana Elvira, Mayra,Alexander, Gricel, Mario,James, Krystal, Jennifer,Stephanie, Daniel, Roberto,Jesus, Pamela, Brenda, Mike,Arturo Jr. and Alexandra.Wise County Messenger,August 26, 2010JOHN DENTONFuneral for John FrankDenton, 18, of Terral, Okla.,was to be at 10:30 a.m.Wednesday, Aug. 25, atHawkins Funeral Home inBridgeport with the Rev.Mark Kunkel officiating.Burial was to be at WestBridgeport Cemetery.Denton died Saturday,Aug. 21, 2010, in Terral.Born June 3, 1992, to Jessieand Gayla (Fullbright)Denton in Fort Worth, hewas a senior at Ryan HighSchool. He was a Baptist.Denton is survived by hisfather and wife, Kathy, ofTerral; mother Gayla Hammondsof Springtown; sisters,April Denton and MichelleJohnson; brothers,Michael Denton, Kyle Denton,Robert Ivie, MatthewDenton and Joshua Denton;grandmother Leatrice Dentonof Terral; grandfatherJohn Fullbright of Pittsburg;and other relatives.Pallbearers were to be JessieDenton, Kenny Wilkerson,Adam Cooper, MichaelDenton, Ryan Blevins andShaun Blevins.Wise County Messenger,August 26, 2010WESTERN STARCOWBOY CHURCHHowdy folks & greetings from the members of the Western StarCowboy Church. If you enjoy horses, the western way of life, trailriding, camping out, campfire cooking, cowboy poetry, western/bluegrass gospel music or just looking for a change from a traditionalchurch, we invite you to come & join us on Sunday mornings at theParadise Jr. High Cafeteria, 338 School House Rd., at 10:30 am.You don’t have to be acowboy/cowgirl to attend, just come as you are for goodChristian fellowship & the “Word” right out of the Bible.For more information,call Pastor “Cowboy” Bobby Bowden 817-880-5488or “Trail Boss” Jim Farrar 817-371-6485.Come & join our posse!Memorial service for C.Bob Haley, 69, of Decatur isat 2 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 26,at the First United MethodistChurch of Decatur withthe Revs. Roy Spore, JohnnyIrish and Cliff McNeely officiating.Visitation was to befrom 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesdayat Coker-Hawkins FuneralHome.Haley died Friday, Aug.20, 2010, in Decatur.Born Oct. 24, 1940, inCrockett to Thomas Calvinand Eugenia Sledge Haley,he married Barbara JeanFrost Haley June 2, 1990.He was a mechanic contractorand retired from T.D.Industries in Dallas after30 years. Haley was also amember of the AssociatedBuilders and Contractorsand a member of the FirstUnited Methodist Church ofDecatur.He was preceded in deathby his first wife, ClaudineRobinson Haley in 1989;brothers, Leonard B., JackColman and Calvin Haley;and sister Clara Cook.Haley is survived by hiswife; daughters, FriedaHanley and husband, ScottyRay, and Elizabeth Beaver,all of Decatur; stepdaughters,Stacy McNeely andMass of Christian burialfor Omar O. Carrillo, 25, ofDecatur was to be at 10 a.m.Wednesday, Aug. 25, at Assumptionof the Blessed VirginMary, with Father SojanGeorge officiating. Burialwas to be at Oaklawn Cemetery.Carrillo died Saturday,Aug. 21, 2010, in FortWorth.Born May 7, 1985, in Chicago,to Manuel and MargaritaOrejel Carrillo, hewas an automotive repairman.C. Bob Haley1940-2010Omar O. Carrillo1985-2010husband, Cliff, of Grapevineand Susan Thomas andhusband, Rusty, of Sanger;Evan Davis, Haden Davis,Joey Laremore, Davin Beaver,Trevor and Regan Mc-Neely and Rylee and JacksonThomas; sister NinaHooks of Colmesneil; and aMemorials may be madeto the American Heart Association,P.O. Box 841125,Dallas, TX 75284-1125; Leukemia& Lymphoma Society,North Texas Chapter, 8111LBJ Freeway, Ste. 425, Dallas,TX 75251; or the FirstUnited Methodist ChurchBuilding Fund, P.O. BoxC. BOB HALEYgrandchildren, Ryan andniece.302, Decatur, TX 76234.Wise County Messenger,August 26, 2010He is survived by his parents,Manuel and MargaritaCarrillo; sister Maria Carrillo-OrtizRichard; nephew AtlkalliOrtiz; niece, Cintli Ortiz, allof Decatur; and numerousPallbearers were to beManuel Carrillo, RobertoHooe, Trevor Phillips, JacobCarrillo; brother Manueland husband,cousins.Carrillo, Hector Carrillo,Rene Bustillos, MichaelMitchell and Cullen Banks.Wise County Messenger,August 26, 2010KAREN GARRETTI’D ENJOY HELPING YOU WITHYOUR NEW & USED-CAR NEEDS940-627-2177 jameswood.comBUICKCHEVYGMCHYUNDAI✔EASE✔VALUE✔SELECTION✔SERVICE115 S. 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AG exempt with AMAZINGevening sunset views. For sale byo w n e r , $ 2 5 9 , 0 0 0 . C a l l(940)393-0433 for appointment.BRING YOUR HORSES2/1, 3+ acres, Greenwood. Pipefence, barn w/stalls, out buildings.Credit/background check, $25/applicationfee, $975/month, $975/deposit.Possible sale w/owner financing,$130,000. Mark Moran,owner/agent, (940)704-7212.This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept any advertising forreal estate which is in violation ofthe law. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellings advertisedin this newspaper are availableon an equal opportunity basis. Tocomplain of discrimination callHUD toll-free at1-800-669-9777. Thetoll-free telephonenumber for thehearing impaired is1-800-927-9275.EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYDECATUR 2-BEDROOM, 1-BATHCozy, remodeled, CH/A, nice yard.404 N. Cates, near downtown, bypark. $62,500. Ready to move in.Call (817)439-8893.FSBO 3/2/2brick on .46 acre, built 2001, newtimberline roof. Azle ISD, no citytaxes. $113,500. (817)797-8484.FSBO BOWIE3/2/2 brick on 3 acres w/shop. Excellentlocation & condition. FM3043 frontage. $159,000/negotiable.(940)872-2304.FSBO, 3/2, large family room,WBFP, large garage, sprinkler system,storage building, privacy fence,large trees, covered patio. 1503 S.Hatcher, Decatur. (940)577-2171,(940)577-2026.GREAT PLACEto raise your family in the country!29 acres, brick, 5/3, gameroom,50’x30’ workshop, coastal & on apaved road in Bowie. $335,000.Evans & Associates Realty,owner/broker, (940)841-1072.NEW CONSTRUCTIONon 2 acre prime lot with a view,4/2.5/2 in Decatur ISD. Builder financingavailable. (817)846-5997.PARADISEReduced $80K, to $209K. Customon 2 acres. 162 Brangus Court.(817)939-9391.REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALwith 26 successful years experience.Are you buying or sellingsoon? Robert Shaffer, Trinity Realty,(940)255-4684.WE'VE GOT BRAND NEWBRICK HOMESOn acreage! NO MONEY DOWN!Limited Time Only! Selling Fast!(817)733-3444.LotsFSBO, RUNAWAY BAYLot on Haynie Drive, 90'x135'. Niceresidential lot with trees. Asking$2,200. Motivated seller.(806)683-9317.PARADISEResidential 0.43 acre lot in town.Backs up to PISD. (817)939-9391.Mobile Homes$6,200 pay back tax and take overpayment, 3/2, awesome home.(940)665-8787. RBI33731.2GUUD2BTRUE$2,010/down, $715.86/month.Move-in ready! Move in today! 3acre countryside cul-de-sac Château.Call now, (940)343-5627.3/2 on 2 acres. LOW DOWN.HORSES OK! (817)237-4471.R33893.4/2 with fireplace. 2,125 square feet,1 acre. LOTS OF TREES.(817)307-4370.7.75 ACRES4/2, 2,400 square feet. Fenced &cross-fenced. Horses OK. Bridgeport.WON'T LAST! (817)237-4471.R33893.Clayton Homes heat buster. Freepre-qualification in 5 minutes. Call(800)976-9882. RBI334240.Preferred Properties940-627-19901814 S. FM 51 • DecaturEach office is independently owned and operated.10 acres with a view! 3/2.5 newer rock construction with detached 2 car garage. Needs some finishout. $162,900 Call MarilynOPPORTUNITYLarge country home! 3/3 on 35 beautiful acres with trees and large tank plus shop building withunfinished apartment and plenty of covered parking. $285,000 Call BernadetteCorner lot, spacious 3/2 with CH/A, nice hardwood flooring, office, huge kitchen and more.$97,500 Call MarilynSpacious older home with 3/2/1, central heat and air, metal roof and more. $59,000 Call MarilynCharming home near schools, 2/1/1 on beautiful wooded lot with large backyard in establishedneighborhood. $64,900 Call MarilynGreat family home close to all the conveniences, Decatur ISD, 4/2/2, new flooring, fresh paint, andready for you to move in! $156,900 Call Rhonda164 acres Montague County! Nice level fenced acreage, great for grazing or farming, a set of pens forcows, and a beautiful grove of oak trees. Your view is for miles from the 2/1 rock house.$557,600 Call Rhondawww.remax-preferredproperties-decatur-tx-us.comSue Ann Denton, Inc.Decatur1606 W. Bus. 380940-627-3080Rhome817-638-5100Bridgeport192 W. Hwy. 380940-683-3080• Jana Bearden • Lynn Clay • Martha Cleveland • Jay Conquest• Karen Davidson • Joey Duncan • Sue Ann Denton • Natalie Gary • Bob Grommesh• Kim Holt • Steve Jones • Angie Kasner • Jane Kasner • Robert Meek • Sue Meek• Sandy Onks • Tonya Shaffer • Kay Stanfield • Angie UseltonDecatur- Gorgeous Old World stone and brick homehas 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths sitting on 10 acres. This is aBailee built custom home featuring salt water pool withspa, a 3,000 sq. ft. shop with living quarters, outdoorkitchen, hand scraped wood floors, Italian tile floors andshowers. Granite and tumbled stone countertops are justa few of the must see features of this home. Come seethe awesome views this property has to offer.Decatur- 4 bedroom, 3 bath home in a Great Location.New Vinyl Windows, New Roof in March 2010.Updated and remodeled. 4th bedroom would makegreat mother in-law suite due to separate entrance.Great Yard with Sprinkler system.Bridgeport-This Neighbors custom built home can be found in the prestigious Fair OaksAddition surrounded by mature oak trees and sculpted flower beds. The open family room,kitchen and dining areas feature soaring ceiling heights and wide trim with warm colorsthrough out. Split bedrooms, plenty of cabinets and great windows for enjoying the outdoorsare just some of the features.Decatur- Home on nearly 2 acres north of Decatur. Property being sold AS IS. House needssome work. Good location on 51 north.Alvord ISD! Secluded and beautiful home and land. 44 wooded acres. This property is withina short distance from the LBJ Grasslands for anyone who likes to ride the trails. The flooringis stained concrete with ceramic tile baseboards. Granite countertops with stainless steelappliances. The master bathroom has a jet tub with separate shower. The home has a Guniteswimming pool with hot tub. The property is fenced and cross fenced for horses.Bridgeport- Beautiful 30 acres with sandy soil, lots of trees and great road frontage off of CR3519. Ideal for building your dream home. A spring fed creek runs through the property.Abundant deer, turkey and wildlife. Areas with elevation for home sites and great pastureland for horses and cattle. Great investment property.Wise County’s#1 Real Estate Company(per MLS statistical data)www.century21sueanndenton.comFIRSTREALTYDanny Hodges Realtor ®940-393-1339Mary Ann HodgesBroker Associate940-393-0414940-627-5940HOMESAlvord- Corner lot, 3/2/2 brick home, fenced backyard, split bedrooms, WBFP, landscaped.Alvord- 3/2/2, fenced backyard, bay window, breakfast nook, WBFP, faux paint, trees. Hurry to see this one!Decatur- 3/2 DW on 1 acre, country living, PENDING new carpet and freshly painted. Come and take a look!Decatur- Great 3/1/1 starter family home or investment property.Alvord- 5/3/4 Austin Stone with media room on 318 acres. Wrap around porches withoutside FP, granite countertops in gourmet kitchen. Horeman's dream w/stables, ponds.Alvord- Brick 3/2/2 home on 5 acres, barn, corrals, corner property, across from LBJGrasslands, cellar, 20X20 hobby house with sink and elect., covered patio, landscaped,gorgeous Knotty pine cabinets in kitchen, carpet, tile, laminate flooring, full RV hook-up,split bedrooms, pellet burning stove, knotty pine walls in living area. Must see!Bowie- 3/2/2 home with upstairs game room, WBFP, bay window breakfast nook. Largeutility room, lots of windows, barns, corrals, ponds, lots of wildlife, guest apartment. 208acres, coastal fields, treed, workshop, storage buildings, fenced, beautiful views.Alvord- Custom 3/2.5/3 home on 6 PENDINGacres, gourmet kitchen, 2 WBFP, large living and more.Alvord- Brick 3/2 home with stained concrete floors, floor to ceiling windows, 4 acresdetached garage, barn with elect. and water, pine baseboards, fire pit and patio, fenced, trees.Alvord- 3/2/2CP brick home on 10.01 acres, large pond, porches, multi decks, trees, barn, corral.Alvord- Secluded brick 4/2 home on 2.15 acres, lots of trees, vaulted ceilings, WBFP, patio.Alvord- 3/2 brick country home on 5.095 acres, custom built home, many extras, trees, pond.Alvord- 11.82 acres with 4/2 DW, 2 stall horse barn, 1,800 sq. ft. storage building, stocktank, 16X48 deck, WBFP, new roof, newly painted. Too many amenities to list. $129,000Alvord- 3/2 home on 2 acres, trees, large bedrooms & stain concrete. Priced to sell!Alvord- 10 acres w/DW, wildlife, trees, covered patio, several barns, private access to lake.LANDNocona - 50, 60, 150, 223 acres, coastal & native, some trees and wildlife.Decatur- Grassland Estates, several lots to choose from. 2 – 3 acre lots, trees, beautiful viewswith great building sites, paved road, wildlife, adjacent to LBJ Grasslands. REDUCED!Decatur- 1 and 2 acre tracts ready for DW home to be set on. Owner Financing!Alvord- 14, 36, 50 acre tracts, Hwy 287, great commercial or residential property.Alvord- 80 acres, 2 stock tanks, wildlife, corral, beautiful building sites.Alvord- 50, 75,or 200 acres available. Close to LBJ Grasslands. REDUCED!Call agent for many more land listings.MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEEach office is independently owned & operated. 940-665-03761205 Serving Halsell theSt, Bridgeport Bridgeport area• since 940-683-4008 1968Fred Meyers, BrokerJared McComis, Realtor • 940-399-7530158 CR 3432 – Extremely nice 3/2 frame home on 6.52 acres has room for your animals. Interiorhas been completely remodeled including a magnificent master bathroom, walk-in shower, marblefloors, granite countertops, new paint throughout the home. Priced at $170,0001702 Edgewood – Investors look here! Well established apartment complex in Bridgeport.Complex features 11 – 1 bedroom, 10 – 2 bedroom, 2 store rooms, laundry room and lot foradditional unit. Call office for details.2205 Woodville – This country home that is within minutes of Bridgeport has been recentlyremodeled with new flooring, paint, stained wood. Features open living/dining//kitchen, sunroom,large walk-in pantry with desk & phone, WBFP, dining area with built-in & much more all situatedon 1 acre. Priced at $175,0001309 Henderson – Older 3/2 home on Henderson St. with wraparound porch sits on a largecorner lot. Backyard has a privacy fence with wood deck. This home is very open for entertaining,arches in living and dining area. $89,500305 Cheyenne- This 3/2 home with siding is secluded in the back parts of Runaway Bay. Featureslarge living area, split bedrooms, dining area off kitchen, storage building and sits on 2 lots ofscattered trees. Priced at $75,000153 Terrace Ct. in Springtown- to be sold “as is”. 3/1 home situated on 2.68 acres with largemature trees, workshop and partial fenced and 2nd pad for additional home. $50,000CR 3678 - 10+/- acres with good mix of trees and coastal, has that great spot to build your homewith a pond that stays full and plenty of wildlife to roam on property. $79,900Segundo Dr. - Corner Lot in Runaway Bay with scattered trees. Priced at $7,0001505 16th St. - Fixer upper in Bridgeport. 3/2/1 frame home with fenced backyard within walkingdistance of downtown and stores. Priced at $58,000104 Hackberry Ct. - Gorgeous 2 story, 4/2.5 home, granite countertops, commercial gradeappliances, 2 gas FP, wet bar, wine storage area, stone columns, hand scraped wood floors,heated play pool and much more. A must see!105 PR 1647 - 100+/- acres with scattered to heavily wooded areas and pasture land, creek,hunting cabin, lots of wildlife, well. Within 5 minutes of Chico. Reduced to $3,200/acre215 Hart Ct. Immaculate 2 story brick home on 2 landscaped lots with an unbelievable view of thegolf course. Custom features crown molding, wood floors, vaulted ceilings and island in kitchen,study, game room and much more.587 CR 1743 - Owner says sell this great weekender or permanent home. 2/1.5 furnished homewith water view of Lake Bridgeport, 4 RV hook-ups, water purifying system, shade trees. $59,900Tryall Drive – Golf course lot with scattered trees would make a great place for your home. $20,000Ridgewood Dr.- Looking to build that dream home on interior lot with several trees in BISD. $30,000Halsell St. - Great commercial possibilities in this 5,000 sq. ft. building located in downtownBridgeport. Currently used as cleaners with separate offices and entrance. Priced at $199,500EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY

10A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENTEMPLOYMENTLAKE BRIDGEPORT,LEASE/SALEBeautiful, spacious 3/2 double wideon 3/4 acre, lots of trees.$1,000/month, $1,000/deposit.(940)683-5842, (940)393-2359.Lake house w/trees. $39,995. 20063/2, 1,216 square foot like new on1/3 acre. Ready to move in. Will finance.(800)976-9882.New 2011 3/2 double wide, includesdeliver & AC. Only $39,995. Limitedoffering. Call (817)237-6706 for freepre-qualification. RBI34240.NEW 5-BEDROOMStarting at $39/square foot.FINANCING AVAILABLE.(817)237-0500. R33893.OWNER FINANCEBad credit OK. Double Wides onland, $5k down. (817)637-1357.NEARLY NEW 3-BEDROOMLived in less than 6-months. Mustsell. Vinyl siding w/shingles.$199/month with 10% DP,15-years, 7% or $22,900 cash.Call (940)458-0047. RBI034384.NEW 3-BEDROOMON 1 ACRE1,500+ square foot 3/2, open countrykitchen with huge bedrooms neartown. Federal housing loans availablefor less than your rent payment.Need 3.5% down, cash ortrade. Only 3 lots left. NationwideHomes, (940)458-0047.NEW DOUBLE $320/MONTHOak Creek quality construction with7-year warranty. 1,364 square feet.July clearance, save $4,000, includesappliances, AC and set-up.4.25% VAPR, 25-years, 10% DP.(940)458-0047, call Oak CreekHomes. RBI034384.RBMOBILEHOMES.COMMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.R e p o s . F r e e e s t i m a t e s .(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.REDUCED $10,000FSBO, 1,640 square foot doublewide, 3/2 plus office, 2 acres,Rhome, storm shelter/barn.$89,900, 5% down plus closing.(817)233-5799.Repo homes with land and homeo n l y , s i n g l e & d o u b l e .(940)665-8787. RBI33731.RHOME, 4/2on 2.369 acres, WBFP, ceiling fans,all appliances have been checked &repaired. $39,900. (817)683-9050,agent.WILLIAMS MOBILE HOME SERV.Best deal on moving, set up &trim-outs. Bonded, licensed & insured.(940)433-3117.YOUR LAND ISYOUR CREDITZERO DOWN!!(817)237-4504. R33893.RENTAApartmentsRENTALS$300/DEPOSIT2/1 apartment in Chico.$600/month. No pets. Call(940)644-2713 or (817)929-1930.1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment.$550/month, $450/deposit. Water &gas paid. (940)389-4737 after 4p.m.Cabins & efficiency apartments forrent in Boyd area. Excellent location.(940)433-3133.Chico. Nice, small 1-bedroom cabin$375/month, $200/deposit, waterpaid. No pets. (940)210-9158 or(214)926-2613.Decatur: Stonehill Apartments,1900 S. College, 1/1 & 2/1; contacton-site manager at (940)627-9200.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementProperties, contact Elaine,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.Eighter Decatur Apartments. Furnished,cable, all bills paid.(940)799-7572.Business property• Apartments • BusinessProperty • Condos/TownHomes • Duplex Housing• Homes • Mobile Homes •Rooms • Roommate Wanted• Spaces & Lots • For Lease •Wanted to Rent • Wanted toLease • Facilities • StorageBuildings3 BUILDINGS FOR LEASEtotaling over 5,000 square feet, locatedon 12 acres, behind a securegate. Includes office, shop & docks.$2,500/month. Call Eddie,(940)626-9373.Commercial building for lease. 805E. Main Street, Decatur, TX. Formore information, contact Chris orRita at (940)627-3600.Office suite on Decatur square, 203North Trinity Street. $300/month.CANNON REALTY. (940)368-1811.SPACE FOR RENTRetail/office in historic building offDecatur square. New paint & carpet,display window. Call Robin,(940)627-8080.Quality space for lease. Great location,medical/office. 3,368 squarefeet available. Call (940)627-2778for information.Yard for lease, FM 51, 2 miles southDecatur, (formerly Bowie Dozer).3.25 acres; includes office, shop,wash rack, diesel tanks.(940)389-6707.Condos, town homesFor rent: Runaway Bay, condo onone level, 1/1. $600/month,$200/deposit. Owner pays water,sewer, trash. No smoking/pets.(940)389-4213.Live at the lake! 1/1 condo at RunawayBay. Pool and Lakeview.$600/month or $850/month with allbills paid (water, sewer, garbage,electric, Direct TV). (940)399-8880.Race Fans, only one left! FortWorth, Texas Motor Speedway,2-bedroom, 2-bath condo.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementProperties, contact Elaine,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.Runaway Bay, 1-bedroom, 1-bathcondo. $600/month, $500/deposit.Water & cable paid. Call Donna,(940)389-1615.Duplexes3-BEDROOM, 2-BATHduplex for lease in Alvord.$675/month plus $400/deposit.Please call (940)427-7375.3/1 duplex in city of Newark. 1.6acre waterfront lot, Eagle MountainLake. $850/month. (817)903-5976.Homes2-bedroom, 1-bath house. Laundryroom, large kitchen, CH/A, fencedyard. No smoking, no pets, trashpaid. Appliances furnished. Rental &credit references required.$700/month plus deposit.(940)393-6405.3-bedroom, 1 1/2-bath, 1 car garage,brick, CH/A, fenced backyard.(Carson) Decatur ISD. Availablenow. (940)627-6553.3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2,100 squarefeet, 5 acres. Silver Lakes Ranch,approximately 30 minutes north Decatur.Workshop, fenced area forpets, community pool $1,500/month.(817)891-5560.3-bedroom, 2-bath. Nice neighborhood.409 Kentucky, Chico. Nopets. Rent to own, $975/month,$750/deposit. (940)393-6748.3/2/2, kitchen appliances included,fenced backyard. 1205 Hawk Circle,Decatur. (Across from MiddleS c h o o l . ) $ 1 , 5 5 0 / m o n t h .(940)644-5523 or (940)393-1818.Country living, Decatur. 2/1 house,new kitchen, washer/dryer connections,extra storage, large fencedyard. No smoking. $750/month +deposit. (940)231-5235.Decatur: 2 available, 3-bedroom.Rhome: 3-bedroom. Runaway Bay:condo. Alvord: 3/2 on 4 acres(horses permitted). CANNON RE-ALTY, (940)368-1811.House for rent, 2/1/carport with storage,recently painted, new tile floorsin kitchen & bath. $600/month.(940)627-1680, (817)946-3644.Large 3/2 in Bridgeport. 2,300square feet, CH/A, fireplace, storagebuilding. $1,100/month,$600/deposit. (940)389-0949.Rhome house for rent. Very clean3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garagewith fenced yard. New laminateflooring. References required.$925/month. (817)253-8797.Mobile Homes2 & 3-bedroom homes for rent startingat $350/month. (940)683-2919.2/1 mobile home, brick garage, storagebuilding on 1 acre. 13 miles NED e c a t u r . $ 6 0 0 / m o n t h .(940)466-9702.3/2 double wide, Boonsville area,Bridgeport ISD. $850/month.(940)399-6853.3/2 single wide manufactured home.Bridgeport ISD. $650/month; 1st,last & deposit required. No pets, insideor out. Apply in person,Xtreme, Highway 380 between Decatur/Bridgeport.3/2, with carport, 5 miles west ofDecatur. $950/month, $500/deposit.(940)577-2426.AURORA, 2/2totally rebuilt, lease to own. No pets.Large wooded lot in park.$450/month. (817)489-3298.Commercial Building For Lease4,800 sq. ft. building with air conditioned office• Secure Gated Yard• Loading Docks• Alarm SystemHwy 114 Harwood St., Bridgeport, TxAvailable ImmediatelyCall 940.393.3355CLOSE TO HIGHWAY 114/51PARADISE SCHOOLS14’x80’ remodeled home, 2.5 acres,new roof, storage building. HorsesOK. $550/month, $350/deposit.(682)551-0424, (682)559-1512,(940)300-6887.Live in the country, but close to Decatur.Large 3-bedroom, 2-bath mobilehome, wood floors, no pets.$ 8 0 0 / m o n t h , $ 6 0 0 / d e p o s i t .(940)393-5010.Nice 1-bedroom trailer, furnished,electric & water paid. Bridgeport.$520/month. (940)683-2442,(940)393-9500 or (940)683-4166.RENT TO OWNLarge 4/2 double wide, 1 acre, inBriar, (Azle ISD). Will work withcredit issues. $900/month.(940)465-0011.Spaces & lotsBOYD RV PARKPropane station, laundry, showers,free Internet, some covered spaces.114 & FM 730. Bring this ad in for$50.00 off your 1st month's rent.(940)433-9910.Mobile home lots (acreage). Boonsvillearea, Bridgeport ISD.$300/month. (940)399-6853.SUNSET RV PARKCentrally located between Decatur,Bridgeport, Bowie on Highway 287.Full hook-ups, free laundry, freewireless Internet. (940)845-2007.For leaseNO CREDIT CHECK4/2/2 in Shale Creek. Formal diningroom. Large kitchen with eat-inarea. All appliances furnished.F e n c e d y a r d . N o p e t s .$1,195/month, $1000/deposit.Community pool and clubhouse.Call today, (817)992-9359.Storage BuildingsDECATUR SELF STORAGEBest ofWISE2009VOTED BEST SELFSTORAGE IN WISECOUNTYFree lock with rental of unit• We sell boxes and moving supplies• Climate controlled units available• U-Haul Dealer - Trucks, Trailers, etc.Ask about our special!1100 E. Bus. 380 • Decatur940-627-6434Toll Free: 877-718-8875www.decaturselfstorage.netEMPLOYMENTEMPLOYM• Business Opportunity• Employment Information• Adult/Elderly Care• Childcare• Food Service • Medical/Dental • Miscellaneous• Offi ce • Retail/Sales• Trades • Work WantedBusiness opportunityRETAIL BUSINESSfor sale. (214)356-7136.Employment informationNow Hiring: companies desperatelyneed employees to assemble productsat home. No selling, any hours.$500 weekly potential. Info.(985)646-1700, Dept. TX-3278.!!ATTENTION!!Advertising under this classificationis normally not a bona fideopportunity. Typically, companiesadvertising here offer informationabout potential employment.Some are selling this information.We suggest that ourreaders thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before investingany money.Adult/Elderly CareMATURE COUPLE NEEDEDTK Ranch needs a couple to carefor their mentally challenged adultsin our smoke free men’s dorm. Noprior training/experience required.Salaried, live-in position with benefits.Christian facility in rural MontageCounty. (940)872-5581, leavemessage.Childcare3-year-old pre-school teacher,8a.m.-5p.m. Bus driver/after schoolteacher, 12:30-6p.m. Infant roomteacher, 12:30-6p.m. Mon.-Fri.,high school diploma or GED required,minimum 18-years-old. Applyin person, College Street Childcare,805 S. College, Decatur.Food serviceDiamond Supermarket is now hiringexperienced meat cutter. Apply inperson, 1602 Chico Highway,Bridgeport. (940)683-2300.Medical/DentalVETERINARY TECHNICIANExperience required. PonderVerterinary Hospital, Ponder, TX.Fax resume to (940)479-2675 oremail spiracirca@earthlink.net.MiscellaneousExperienced dry wall help needed.Call (940)683-2919.Local garbage company looking forfull-time labor. Must be willing towork outside in all kinds of weather.Usually 4-day work week. Sendemail including name, age, telephonenumber, brief work history to:cheaptrash2007@yahoo.com.MASH before & after school programis now hiring caregivers. Goodpay and incentives. Mon.-Fri., a.m.& p.m. hours available. Must be18-years-old, have diploma orequivalent and pass backgroundcheck. Located in Rhome area. Calln o w , ( 8 1 7 ) 6 3 8 - 5 5 1 1 o r(817)366-5865.Ranch hand. Care/feed horses,training a plus. Keep up property,horse savvy, welding, fencing, tractor.Full-time, live near Decatur.russell103ranch@yahoo.com.Wanted: Mature person to transport2 children to & from school. Form o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , c a l l(940)577-6809.OfficeNORTHSTAR BANK OF TEXASContinuing to grow…Commercial, Professional & ExecutiveLender in Denton.CRA/HMDA Compliance Officer inDenton.Sr. Underwriter/Portfolio Manager inDenton.Loan Collateral Specialist in Denton.For details on the above openingsvisit: www.nstarbank.com. “Careers”“2010 Best Companies to Work forin Texas”. EOE.KLEMENT CHRYSLER-JEEP-DODGEHIRING SALESPERSONSBe a Part of Our Growing Dealership5-Day Work Week • Paid Holidays & Vacation$50K+ YEARLY EARNING POTENTIALExperience Preferred, But Will Train Right IndividualApply in person to Sales Managerat 500 N. Hwy. 287, DecaturEqual Opportunity EmployerHiTex Drilling, LP is seeking qualified personnelfor the following positions:CDL DriverDrilling Rig OperatorsDerrick HandsFloor HandsApplicants must have a valid Drivers License and pass apre-employment drug screen. Positions require employees to be ableto lift and carry equipment up to 50 lbs, exemplify teamwork andwork in the heat.Please contact Will Fenter at 325-439-9862.Applications can be located at HiTexDrilling.com andreturned via fax to 940-325-3442.HiTex Drilling, LP offers competitive pay, insurance and 401(k).IMMEDIATE OPENINGRECEPTIONISTCome Grow With Us!• Paid vacation / holidays• Paid sick leave / bonus annually• Health Insurance• Life Insurance• Hourly payDuties include:Heavy phone usageFriendly customer serviceSchedulingFilingTypingHours 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Apply at:Wise/Chem Safe Pest Control4144 US Hwy 380W940-627-7378Accounting Clerk for small businessin Decatur. Answer phone, file,maintain records. Excel/Quick-Books experience a plus. Fax resume,(972)827-0106.IT Administrator for small Decaturbusiness. Availability to work somenights. Experience with Networking,Excel; detail oriented. Fax resume,(972)827-0106.Office help needed. Mature, honest,dependable, organized person;9a.m.-5p.m., Mon.-Fri. Apply in personwith resume @ Xtreme 4320US Hwy 380, Decatur, TX; betweenDecatur & Bridgeport.Retail/SalesExperienced copier sales personneeded for Wise County area. Refer e n c e s r e q u i r e d . C a l l(940)898-1699.Now taking applications for clerks atthe Decatur Shell Truck Stop, 1306E Highway 380, Decatur TX, 76234.Prefer diesel expereince, but willingto train. Apply at the store.TradesAdults needed to teach ESL,Wednesday evening, 6:30-8p.m.,First Baptist Church, Decatur.(940)390-1231.CDL driver to move manufacturedhomes. Experience required. Drivingrecord will be pulled, as well asrandom drug testing. Apply only inperson, Mon.-Fri., 9a.m.-5p.m.,Xtreme, 4320 US Highway 380, betweenDecatur/Bridgeport.CDL Drivers wanted to haul waterfor oil field service. Experience required.Fax resume to Stephanie,(817)558-1329; or call(817)558-1018.Hiring CDL drivers. Tanker endorsementand end dump. (940)389-2579or (940)427-4953.LEASE STATIONS AVAILABLE.Shear Madness, (940)627-0660.Local OTR company has currentopening for driver with CDL &r e e f e r e x p e r i e n c e . C a l l(940)577-6232.NOW HIRING TRUCK DRIVERS1 full-time & 1 part-time, Class A orB CDL required. $13/hour, performancebonus, vacation, holidays.Hauling in Wise and Montaguecounties. (940)210-5582.NOW HIRING WELDER5+ years metal building experiencea must. Serious inquiries only. LamanceWelding, (940)389-3230.Looking for justthe right job?Wise County Messenger Classifieds Onlinewww.messenger.com/classUNEMPLOYED?WE HAVE IMMEDIATE JOB OPENINGSMANUFACTURING:AUTO CAD-ABLE TO DRAW IN 3-D,LASER OPERATOR-ABLE TO USE A COMPUTER OPERATED MACHINE,EXPERIENCED PLASMA MACHINE OPERATOROILFIELD:EXP. SOLIDS CONTROL OPERATORS, EXP. PULLING UNIT OPERATOR,FLOOR HANDS, DERRICK HANDSCDL DRIVERS:END DUMP EXPERIENCE REQUIREDCLEAN MVR, STABLE WORK HISTORYRETAIL:PART TIME POSITIONSSETUP/DELIVERYHOSPITALITY:PART TIME POSITIONS FOOD HANDLER CERTIFIED SOUS CHEF,SERVERS, BUSSERS, PREP COOKS, TABC BARTENDERS,DISHWASHERS, SET-UP/BREAKDOWN.APPLY IN PERSON ATINSPIRION STAFFINGWelders needed. All candidates willbe tested prior to placement withflux core and stick welding. No felonieson background and drug testrequired. Fax resume/work historyto Gena at (817)332-1988; or emailgena@pdqtemporaries.com.SERVICChildcareNew, private Christian Pre-K nowopen 8-11a.m. $50/week. State certifiedand experienced teacher. Enrollmentpackages & after schooldaycare available on site.(940)210-5947.Retired nurse starting in-home daycareAugust 16. Prefer babies, 0-18months. Call (940)255-2678 formore information.BusinessRick’sENVIRONMENTAL SERVICESRoll/Off ContainerService forTrash & Debris RemovalHaz-Mat Containment &Removal940-683-3770Bridgeport, TX 76426JOE TUCKER DRYWALLSheetrock ✣ Tape ✣ Bed ✣ Texture.New construction, remodeling,add-ons. Call (940)389-0029.RAY’S PAINTINGBetter work, better price. 20-yearsexperience. Cell, (940)389-7400.S&S PAINTINGInterior & exterior. Paint & staincabinets. Free estimates. CallBrenda Dugan, (940)389-0845 or(940)433-2557.HousecleaningAvant Cleaning Service. It’s notclean until it’s heavenly clean. Windows,commercial/residential, cardetailing, carpet cleaning, upholstery,lawn care. Bonded/insured.(940)799-7720.HOUSECLEANINGMake ready, organizing, painting;drop in care, adult/child. Once or repe a t . ( 9 4 0 ) 4 2 7 - 2 6 9 2 o r(940)389-5967.Let me fix itSERVICESALL AROUND HANDYMANFraming, trim, fencing, drywall,doors/windows, decks, painting.15-years experience. Owner operated.(817)781-1778.ELECTRICAL WORKCommercial and residential. Lighting,outlets, service and repairs.New construction, remodels. Masterlicense and insured. Free estimates.(940)627-0072.2202 HWY 380 SUITE 7, BRIDGEPORT, TX940-683-9046• Childcare• Adult/Elderly Care• Business• Housecleaning• Let Me Fix It• Miscellaneous• Tutoring

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 201011ASERVICES FARM AND RANCH PETSMERCHANDISEFOR SALETRANSPORTATIONHOME REPAIRSCarpentry, minor electrical & plumbing.Free estimates. (940)389-0582.REMODELING AND ALL HOMErepairs including masonry, painting& roofing. Honest, dependable, expe r i e n c e d . C a l l C a r l t o n ,(940)394-6138; or Royce,(940)394-6164.SKILLED CARPENTRY & MISC.ecks, small barns, remodels, tiling.o job too small. Free estimates.e s s e, (940)627-7414 o r913)596-8487.STEVE’S HANDYMANElectric, plumbing, framing, cabinets,countertops, drywall, painting,lawn maintenance. hauling, tree removal,pressure washing. Free estimates.(817)471-7597.MiscellaneousFREELANCE WEB DESIGNGRAPHIC ARTISTLocal web designer and graphic artistwith more than 15 years experience.Reasonable rates.www.toddagriffith.com.FARM AND RANCHFARM ARANCFarm Equipment1997 WW 2-HORSE TRAILER$2,000. Quarter rounds. Call for information,(661)303-3549 or(661)345-1984.Fencing3D FARM & RANCH SERVICESAll types fencing, sheds, carports,custom gates, entrances, mobile &shop welding. YOU NAME IT, WEDO IT!! (940)210-1242.3H FENCE(817)501-0333, threehfence@yahoo.com.Family owned & operated.Free estimates. All types of fencing.Wood, chain link, iron, farm/ranch,gates, retaining walls, concrete.AFFORDABLE FENCINGAll types, including chain link, woodprivacy, vinyl, farm fencing. Installationor repair. (940)626-9290.www.affordablefencing.net.AL SALINAS FENCINGPipe, braces, cable, tubing, gates,cattle guards, entryways and allkinds of wire fences. (940)577-0878or (940)210-0789.BOBBY’S FENCEAll types fencing. Free estimates.Over 25-years experience.(817)444-3213.FARM & RANCH FENCINGPipe & cable, non-climb, barbedwire, entrances, solar gate operators,repairs. Made in USA. Jim,(940)367-7505.Lawn and garden• Farm Equipment • Fencing• Lawn & Garden • Livestock• Livestock Care/Training• Livestock Lost & Found• Livestock Stud Service• Livestock Supplies• Miscellaneous • Mowing• Pasture & Feed • PoultryWE PRINTWEDDING INVITATIONSENGRAVED NAPKINSTHANK-YOU NOTES–SPANISH AND ENGLISH •QUICKLY AND AFFORDABLY –115 S.Trinity, Decatur940.627.5987Public Fax 940.627.10047:30-5:30 Monday-Fridaymessengerofficesupply.comTREES TRIMMED & REMOVED36 years in business, insured. Allmajor credit cards accepted.(817)444-0861, Teater.Livestock2 ANATOLIAN SHEPHERDSBoth males, approximately3-years-old. Good guard dogs forgoats. $100/each. (940)644-2782,(940)453-6373.ALL NATURAL BEEFstraight from the ranch. Young, tender,no growth hormones/antibiotics.Grain or grass fed. Whole, half.(940)210-9614.Angus bull for sale. $1,150/OBO.(817)938-0766.ANGUS CATTLE FOR SALEGrain fed, certified Angus steers, nohormones, whole or half. Also, certifiedAngus cow/calf pairs; and registeredAngus bulls, 2-year-olds.Please call Mickey, (817)371-2168,or Chris (972)342-5539.BUY, SELL & TRADEAll classes of horses, ponies, sheep& g o a t s . ( 9 4 0 ) 2 2 4 - 1 4 7 0 ,(940)644-5956.C BAR M TACK-FEED-HORSES143 CR4396, Decatur, TX. Cash,c h e c k s , c r e d i t c a r d s .www.cbarm.net, (817)929-3612.I BUY & SELLall kinds of animals & trailers.Horses, cows/calves, pigs, sheep,goats. All kinds poultry. Fred,(817)223-4477.LLAMASweanlings (6-months-old), adults,bred females, guardians & pet quality.We provide training & supportfor new owners. (940)433-5897.LOWLINE BLACK ANGUS(grass fed) ground beef; great forhealth; great for taste. $3.98/lb. Deliveryavailable. (940)210-3126,days; (940)210-8782, evenings.Livestock care/trainingHORSE TRAINING32-years experience. Colt starting,tuning, roping, reining. Clinics alsoavailable. References available.Ray Bates, (940)433-5025.HORSESHOEING & TRIMSOffice, (940)969-2700; cell,(940)399-8580.J-2 HORSESHOEING/TRIMMING15-years experience, certified. Bestrates in town. Clay Johnson,(940)453-2364.MiscellaneousNEED YOUR SADDLE REPAIRED?Saddles cleaned, oiled & repaired.Custom leather work. Smith Saddlery,(940)627-3945; cell,(940)389-3619.MowingAAA DIAMOND-T TRACTORMOWING. Lots and acreage. Boxblade work. Free estimates.(940)433-8268.ACREAGE MOWINGTractor services. Plowing, seeding,aerating, tilling, fertilizing available.Tommy, (940)482-6578.ALL AROUND WISE LAWNCare. High quality, low prices, freee s t i m a t e s . C a l l t o d a y ,(940)393-5066.PASTURE & LOTmowing. Very reasonable rates! Call(940)389-8004.X WORKS TRACTOR WORKReasonable rates, quality performance.Mowing, fence clearing,tree/brush removal, general tractorwork. Brandon, (817)992-0405;Craig, (682)521-6746.Visa MasterCard AmericanExpress DiscoverPasture and feed1 STOP HAY SOURCEfor all your hay needs. A-1 qualityround or square. Also custom baling.SC Squared. (817)944-9451.4X5 NET-WRAPPED COASTALheavy fertilized, weed killed. Deliveryavailable. Call (940)210-1634.CLEAN, FERTILIZEDhorse quality coastal hay. Squarebales, $5/each. (940)393-9835.COASTAL HORSE HAYsquare bales, fertilized. No minimum.We help load. Delivery available.Between Decatur/Alvord,(817)991-7625.CUSTOM ROUND/SQUAREbaling, mowing, plowing, grain drill,trees trimmed, gardens tilled. Smalldump trailer available for hauling.C a l l ( 9 4 0 ) 3 9 3 - 9 6 1 6 o r(940)683-3148.HAY FOR SALEPremium Coastal Bermuda, 2ndcutting, high quality, fertilized inMay. 50 large, round bales. CutAugust 5. $50/bale. Call Guy at(817)929-4220, Cottondale area.LONESOME DOVE FEEDAuthorized Bryant Feed Distributor.Deer Corn, $6.80. 12% BroncoHorse & Cattle, $7.35. NaturalLonghorn Beef. Sioux City Sarsapari l l a . ( 9 4 0 ) 3 8 9 - 2 9 4 5 o r(940)433-5902. Located at 1231CR4380, Decatur.✭COASTAL HAY✭Large round bales, heavily fertilized& herbicided. Near Alvord, will load.(940)872-2197.PoultryParadise, for sale. Barred Rock pullets,Buff Orpington Pullets,14-weeks-old. Call Mike,(940)255-0077.PetsPETS• PetsPETS• Pets Lost & Found• Pet Care/Training• Pet Stud Services!!ATTENTION!!We suggest that our readers thoroughlyinvestigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.2 DACHSHUND/HEELER PUPSapproximately 9-months-old, black.F r e e t o g o o d h o m e s .(940)683-4037.AKC LABRADOR RETRIEVERS2 females; Chocolate, 6-years-old;yellow, 4-years old. Free to goodhomes. (940)366-1624.AKC YORKIEStiny to tubbies. Shots, wormed,health guarantee. $150 & up.www.URnextpup.com for pics.(940)507-0082.Beautiful, miniature, female Dachshund,reddish brown, 9-weeks-old,dewormed & 1st shots. $125.(940)627-3089, (940)577-0570.BICHON FRISEAdorable little girls, handsome littleboys, the perfect gift. Family raised,AKC registered. Females, $400;Males, $300. Delivery available.(580)677-1913,bichonranch@att.net.FEMALE DACHSHUNDpuppy. Free to good home.(940)210-2977.FREE TO GOOD HOME3 1/2 year-old, female, ChocolateLab/German Short-hair Pointer mix,Spayed, current shots, some huntingskills; great w/kids, other dogs.(940)393-0470.PUG PUPPIESAlso breeding pair of Pugs. Seriousinquires only. $200 & up.(940)748-2609.YORKIE PUPSShihTzu/Maltese; Pomeranian,full-blood; Bishon/ShihTzu;Brussell/Yorkie; Yorkie/Chihuahua.$200-$450/each. 2nd shots.(940)389-1158, (940)393-2714.Pets lost and foundLost dog: black and white, shorthair, bobbed tail, female, will answert o L i b b y . P l e a s e c a l l(940)389-6569.MERCHANDISE FOR SALEMERCHANFOR SAAppliancesWANT TO BUYrefrigerators, stoves, washers & dryers.Working or not. (940)872-3972.FurnitureAARONS LEASE RETURNSSave big because we leased it first!Sanitized mattress sets from $129.5 and 7-piece bedrooms from $379.Laptops from $289. 3-piece accessorytables from $79. Lamp pairsfrom $39. Sofa and love seat, bothfor $389. TVs, appliances, furnitureand much more. Cash or credit cardor lease new and own in only12-months. Quantities limited. Aarons,1304 FM 51 South, Decatur,near Dollar General. (940)627-5043,ask for Miles.Garage sales• Appliances• Clothing/Jewelry• Furniture• Garage Sales• Firewood• Miscellaneous• Auctions!!ATTENTION!!Garage sale ads must be called inBEFORE 10a.m. Tuesday to run inthe Thursday edition. If you wantyour garage sale ad in All AroundWise also, it MUST be called in before10a.m. Friday THE WEEK BE-FORE the sale. We do not run garagesales the weekend before thesale.Decatur, 2352 CR2360, 4 milesnorth of square on FM 730,Fri.-Sat., Aug. 27-28, 7a.m.-?Down-sizing, furniture, bedding,clothing, miscellaneous decor.Decatur, 2700 S. FM 51, Fri.-Sat.,Aug. 27-28, 8a.m.-5p.m. Multi-family,too much to list. Matco rollingtool box.Decatur, 405 E. Walnut, Sat., Aug.28, 7a.m.-4p.m. 4-families, clothes,toys.Decatur, 636 FM 2264, 1 mile offHighway 287, Sat., Aug. 28, 8a.m.-?Refrigerator, treadmill, pickup toolbox,clothes, lots miscellaneousitems.Decatur, Highway 51 South, just followthe signs!! Fri.-Sat. only, Aug.27-28, doors open 7:00a.m. Largestgarage sale of the season!!! Toys;clothes, all sizes, all genders;shoes, tools, furniture, salon equipment,ATVs, pool table. You nameit, we got it!!!! This is one garagesale you don't want to miss!!Runaway Bay, 129 Lake ShoreDrive, every Sat., 8a.m.-noon untilall is gone! New stuff added eachweek!Springtown, 5 miles north, off Highway51, 563 CR4796, Fri.-Sat., Aug.27-28, 7a.m.-7p.m. Small contracto r s t o o l s / e q u i p m e n t .(817)220-7437.Fence Pipe and Supplies2 3 /8 -2 7 /8 -3 1 /2 -4 1 /2 -5 1 /2Square & Rectangle TubingC-PurlinDomed Caps and SpringsAll Types of SteelAuthorized DealerFlusche Enterprises, Inc.940-759-2203 Muenster, TXSunset, off Highway 101, 493 TurnipLane, Fri.-Sat. Aug. 27-28,7a.m.-? Yard sale, furniture, TVsclothes, tools, and more.FirewoodFIREWOOD FOR SALE$100/truck bed. Delivery available.(817)988-5713.Miscellaneous1993 FORD E150 VANand some cleaning equipment, buffers,etc. Will sell all or part.(940)683-2353, after 5p.m.Air compressor, Campbell Hausfeld,20-gallon tank, works good. $110.(940)433-5898.FOR SALEOffice furniture, HP Design Jet 500color plotter w/stand, $500. 2 DiamondPlate truck tool boxes, 1black, $100/each. 1 hard wood 6’patio door, $500. Chrome rearbumper for 2008 Dodge pickup, $50Power Accoustik 2, 1,000 watt subsin custom box with 10 Farad capacitor& 1,000 watt amp, $795. Call(940)393-8740.GILBREATH FIREARMSRick or Alan, (940)872-9848,(940)366-3404 after 6p.m. or leavemessage.XD 40SW, $425. Ruger P89, 9mm,$289, M1600, 22LR, $229...223 $508.HUSQVARNA VIKINGsewing machine, excellent condition,$650/OBO. New Home MyLockserger, $300/OBO. (940)433-5718.POP-UP CAMPERsleeps 7, great condition, $1,500.Utility trailer, $700. Couch &loveseat, $75/both. Toro self-propelledmower, $125. Jeff,(940)255-0697, after 6p.m.Stainless steel, 1911 Colt 45, GoldCup Trophy, 3 mags, holster,$1,000. (214)244-0506.MusicalYAMAHA ALTO SAXAPHONEModel YAS23 for sale. Call Doug,(817)253-8777.TRANSPORT • TrucksBoats1985 STRATOS FISH/SKI17’ 9”, 150 Mercury, new batteries,trolling motor, Eagle depth/fishfinder, new Goodyear tires. Niceboat! $4,000/OBO. (940)577-0277.CarsTRANSPORTATION• Boats• Cars• Recreational Vehicles• Accessories• Trailers• Wanted to Buy2009 MUSTANG1-owner, teacher retiring. Clearcoatalloy metallic, charcoal interior,12kmiles, 3 transferring Ford warranties,auto. Excellent! $16,995.(940)393-8743.1997 LINCOLN TOWN CAR98k miles, $5k. (940)399-7271.IF YOU NEEDa good, dependable car or truck for$3,500 or less, come by CowgirlAuto Sales, 804 Business Highway287, Decatur, TX; (940)626-0070.Ask about our inventory. Let’s dobusiness!I’LL BUY THOSE YARD CARSas well as your good used cars.Arvin, (817)925-8768.2006 Nissan 350Z, excellent conditioninside and out, low mileage; Ijust need a bigger vehicle.$15,250/OBO. (940)284-6969,(940)577-93192008 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA1-owner, excellent condition, newtires, 56k miles. $15,500.(940)577-5114.Recreational vehicles1981 WILDERNESStravel trailer, 25’, cold AC, great forh u n t i n g l e a s e . $ 1 , 5 0 0 .(940)575-1964, (214)674-0854.2004 KEYSTONE30’ bumper pull, one slide-out, likenew. Porch available also. Whitecolor. Asking $13,200/negotiable.Please call J.D. White,(817)658-8224.2006 TRAIL CRUISERtravel trailer, 26 QBH. $10,000. Callanytime, (940)433-5596.COLEMAN CANOE16 foot, square stern, includes paddles,$375. Honda ATC703-wheeler with spare parts, not currentlyrunning, includes manual,$50. (940)577-2360.Pickups/Vans/SUVs1997 FORD F-250 DIESELGreat truck! 149k miles, extendedcab, long-bed, captain’s seats,Rhino liner, 2-tone paint, new tires,new transmission, great shape,$5,750. Call (940)393-8740.2008 GMC SIERRA20 mpg, loaded, chrome trim &wheels, driving lights, tow package,extended warranty. $15k. Must sell.(940)577-5985.1993 CHEVY BLAZERfull-size, 4 WD, 92,000 miles.$2,750. (940)389-4581.1988 JEEP WRANGLERwith soft & hard top. Very nice! New4” lift, new radio. $6,000/OBO.(214)837-4954.2003 DODGE LONESTARV-6, 5-speed. As is, $5,000/cash,firm! (940)210-2011.2005 DODGE 1-TON DIESEL4-door, long-bed, 58,000 miles.$20,000. (817)773-3834.1989 EDDIE BAUER BRONCO5.0, V-8, cold AC, many extras,$4,450. Stainless model 70SA .358Winchester, 24” barrell, $2,400.(817)507-6197.1995 GMC VANlow mileage, $1,750. 1998 Toyotapickup, $2,500. (817)938-0766.Trailers4x8 trailer, 4 foot sides with newlumber. $350. (940)627-8711.NEED CREDIT?THAT’S OUR BUSINESS!Regardless of Credit Ratingor Credit Score...WE CAN HELPVisit with Our ProfessionalSales Team atJAMES WOODFINANCE LOTWe’ll qualify you in minuteson the vehicle of your choice!Hwy. 287 south in Decatur

12A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010SPORTSPIGSKIN FORECASTYellowjackets try to slow GodleyBy RICHARD GREENEThe Boyd Yellowjackets’2009 season ended in largepart due to the Herculeaneffort of one of the state’s toprunning backs, Pilot Point’sJarman Johnson.Johnson ran for 378 yardson the way to leading theBearcats to a 59-42 win.In the opening stanza ofthe 2010 season, the Yellowjacketswill once again tryto slow a dangerous, elusiverunner — Godley’s LandryMartinez. Boyd will meetGodley Friday at 7:30 p.m.at Yellowjacket Stadium.Martinez is Class 2A’sleading returning rusher.The 5-9, 185-pound back ranfor 1,916 yards and 29 touchdownslast year as Godleyadvanced to the region finalsbefore being topped by PilotPoint on a last-second fieldgoal.Martinez has been limitedin Godley’s two scrimmages,but Boyd coach J.G. Cartwrightexpects him to beready for Friday.“He’s an excellent player— explosive and hard totackle,” Cartwright said.“He’s been nicked up anddid not scrimmage, but heshould be back. We’ll haveour hands full.”The veteran Boyd coachcautioned that the Godleyoffense has much more thanMartinez, including newquarterback Rhett Brawner.“He’s the coach’s son andknows the offense,” Cartwrightsaid. “They havegood, athletic, skilled playersthroughout, and theirline is the real deal.”Godley is expected to givethe Yellowjackets’ defenseseveral looks, which will bedifficult to contend with in aseason opener.“When you do as manyformations as they do, itputs you in a bind,” the Boydcoach said.Offensively, the Yellowjacketswill be led into thegame by Jared Cate, whowill be making his first varsitystart. He will be facinga defense that returns sixstarters but is making severalchanges.“They have a new defensivecoordinator and arerunning a different scheme,”Cartwright said. “They aregood at it and have guys thatcan run. We’ll have to keepour composure and execute.”Boyd scrimmaged LakeWorth last week in a defensivebattle. The Bullfrogsscored the lone touchdown.“It was a good scrimmage,”Cartwright said. “We wentup against a team with a lotof size and that’s very athletic.It showed us a lot.”Godley (0-0) at Boyd (0-0)7:30 p.m. at Yellowjacket StadiumGODLEYBOYDHarris Rating: 209 Harris Rating: 200Key Godley players: LandryMartinez, RB; Rhett Brawner;Colton Mitchell, LBNotable: The Wildcats’ Martinezcomes back as Class 2A’s topreturning rusher. The running backgained more than 1,900 yardslast year. He is joined by a newquarterback in Brawner.Key Boyd players: Colton Lyon RB/LB; Jared Cate, QB; Matt McBride,CNotable: Jared Cate will make hislong-awaited debut at quarterback.He will need to depend a lot ofthe explosive running of ColtonLyon and a young group of widereceivers. Lyon returns to also leadthe Boyd defense.Alvord faces familiar foe in MillsapBy RICHARD GREENEThe Alvord Bulldogs willsee a familiar foe in theiropening test of the 2010season Friday night.Alvord will be across theline of scrimmage from formerDistrict 9-2A rival, theMillsap Bulldogs. The twowill kick off the season at7:30 at Millsap’s BulldogStadium.During the past two seasons,Alvord picked up winsover Millsap, including a20-12 decision last year.But Millsap reboundedfrom that loss with a winover Jacksboro and edgedout Alvord for one of 9-2A’splayoff spots.Millsap returns severalkey members from lastyear’s playoff team, includingtop runner, quarterback,and offensive and defensivelineman.Alvord coach Don Dewebersaid his team will havetheir work cut out for themto make it three straightover Millsap.“It’ll be a challenge,”Deweber said. “They areplaying well defensively,and they are very good offensively.”With a good quarterbackand running back. Theirlinemen up front are verygood.”Millsap’s big, physicaloffensive front is ledby James Cain and KyleGooch. They clear the wayfor the talented backfieldtandem of Mat Callan, whoran for 1,077 yards and 10touchdowns a year ago, andquarterback Zeb Littlefield,who threw for 1,529 yardsand 13 scores.“Offensively, they are consistentwith what they aredoing,” Deweber said. “We’llhave to stop their runningback and quarterback.“We can’t give up bigplays.”Defensively, Millsap willpresent challenges withits strong front seven ledby Gooch at defensive end,defensive tackle DaymenHinrichs and linebackersCasey Eller and Matt Belk.Gooch earned top defensivehonors in 9-2A last year afterposting 101 tackles andfour sacks.“Our line will have to playextremely well and stay onblocks,” Deweber. “It’s goingto be tough because of theirsize.”Alvord is coming off twoproductive scrimmagesfrom which it emergedhealthy. The scrimmagesalso gave first-year startingquarterback Trevor Hardeesome experience at the varsitylevel. He will make hisfirst varsity start Friday.“He’s getting better anda little more consistent,”Deweber said.Alvord (0-0) at Millsap (0-0)7:30 p.m. at Bulldog StadiumALVORDMILLSAPHarris Rating: 174 Harris Rating: 180Key Alvord players: ColtonRedman, RB; Trevor Hardee, QB;Luis Maldonado, DBNotable: Alvord took two straightfrom Millsap as District 9-2A foes,but it was not enough to make itto the playoffs. Now with Redmanleading the way in the backfi eld,the Bulldogs will try to get over thehump.Key Millsap players: Zeb Littlefield,QB; Mat Callan, RB; Kyle Gooch,DENotable: Gooch was the 9-2Adefensive MVP last year afterposting 101 tackles and foursacks. Callan posted more than1,000 yards last season to leadthe Bulldogs’ offense. He will runbehind a big line.NOTICESLegal noticesPUBLIC NOTICEApplication for Indigent Healthare Program is available at 1101est Rose Avenue, PO Box 815,ecatur, Texas 76234 or call940)627-4203.Eligible persons must meet thetandards set forth by the State Deartmentof Health Care Services.ligible persons must meet the folowingrequirements: Residency,ousehold Composition, Incomend Resources.Applicants must provide all verifiationand requested information.CIVIL CITATIONBY PUBLICATIONTHE STATE OF TEXASTO: SCOTT LIMER, Defendant(s)reetings:YOU ARE HEREBY COM-ANDED to appear by filing a writenanswer to the ORIGINAL PETI-ION FOR SUIT ON NOTE at orefore ten o’clock a.m. of the Monaynext after the expiration oforty-two days from the date of issunceof this citation the same beingonday, September 30, 2010 beorethe Honorable 271st Districtourt of Wise County, Texas at theourthouse of said County in Decaur,Texas. Said Petition was filed inaid court on February 25, 2010, inhis case, numbered and styledCV10-02-162FIRST STATE BANKvsSCOTT LIMERThe names of the parties in saiduit are: FIRST STATE BANK, aslaintiff(s) and SCOTT LIMER asDefendant(s).The nature of said suit being substantiallyas follows, to-wit: DEFEN-DANT EXECUTED A SECURITYAGREEMENT GRANTING PLAIN-TIFF A SECURITY INTEREST INTHE FOLLOWING PROPERTY;1998 NOMAD SKYLINE TRAVELT R A I L E RS N#1SN200P26WC000987, 2005SYLVAN PONTOON BOAT SN#SYL75271C505, 2005 MERCURYMOTOR SN #50ELPTO & 2005BEAR TRAILER SN #41Y-AB251052014866, DEFENDANTDEFAULTED IN PAYING THENOTE as is more fully shown by thePetition on file in this suit.The name and address of the attorneyfor plaintiff, or the address ofplaintiff is:WILLIAM K. CLARYPO BOX 98BRIDGEPORT, TEXAS 76426NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: “Youhave been sued. You may employan attorney. If you or your attorneydo not file a written answer with theclerk who issued this citation by10:00 a.m. on the Monday next followingthe expiration of forty-twodays after the date of issuance ofthis citation, a default judgment maybe taken against you.”Issued and given under my handand seal of said Court at the officein Decatur, Texas, on this the 20thday of August, 2010.Cristy FuquaWise County District ClerkPO Box 308Decatur, Texas 76234By: Billie PittmanDeputy ClerkAbandoned Property/VehiclesCIVIL CITATION BY PUBLICATIONTHE STATE OF TEXASTO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OFCHARLES BLODGETT, IRENE LANELL BLODGETT, WILLIAMJAMES BLODGETT, JOHN LES-TER BLODGETT AND FLORA MAEBLODGETT Defendant(s),Greetings: YOU ARE HEREBYCOMMANDED to appear by filing awritten answer to the ORIGINALPETITION TO QUIET TITLE, ES-TABLISH ADVERSE POSSES-SION OF REAL PROPERTY ANDFOR DECLARATORY JUDGMENTat or before ten o’clock a.m. of theMonday next after the expiration offorty-two days from the date of issuanceof this citation the same beingMonday, September 27, 2010 beforethe Honorable 271st DistrictCourt of Wise County, Texas at theCourthouse of said County in Decatur,Texas. Said Petition was filed insaid court on June 28, 2010, in thiscase, numbered and styledCV 10-06-505MARTHA JANE TOTHvs.NELDA JOAN BLODGETTWISENHUNT, MARY LARUEBLODGETT AND THE UNKNOWNHEIRS OF CHARLES BLODGETTThe names of the parties in saidsuit are: MARTHA JANE TOTH, asPlaintiff(s) and NELDA JOANBLODGETT WISENHUNT; MARYLARUE BLODGETT; CHARLESBLODGETT as Defendants(s).The nature of said suit being substantiallyas follows, to-wit: ESTAB-LISH TITLE TO REAL PROPERTY,REMOVE ANY CLOUDS TO TITLEAND FOR DECLARATORY JUDG-MENT as is more fully shown by thePetition on file in this suit.The name and address of the attorneyfor plaintiff, or the address ofplaintiff is:BROCK SMITHPO BOX 906DECATUR, TX 76234NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: “Youhave been sued. You may employan attorney. If you or your attorneydo not file a written answer with theclerk who issued this citation by10:00 a.m. on the Monday next followingthe expiration of forty-twodays after the date of issuance ofthis citation, a default judgment maybe taken against you.”Issued and given under my handand seal of said Court at the officein Decatur, Texas, on this the 16thday of August, 2010.Cristy FuquaWise County District ClerkPO Box 308Decatur, Texas 76234By: Loucrecia Biggerstaff, DeputyClerkBids & ProposalsPUBLIC NOTICE OF INTENTIONTO LEASE LAND FOR MINERALDEVOLPMENTThis Public Notice is hereby givenpursuant to 71.005 of the TexasNatural Resources Code:Wise County will be accepting formalsealed bids for the following:OIL, GAS, AND MINERAL LEASEON WISE COUNTY OWNED LANDNAMELY “TRIMBLE CEMETERY”:LOCATION: 3 acres, more orless previously filed and recorded inthe Official Records of Wise County,Texas, in Vol. 101, Pg. 462; Vol.102, Pg. 125, Wise County, Texas.Sealed bids will be accepted inthe Wise County Asset Control Officeat 400 W Walnut, or P.O. Box952 Decatur, TX 76234 by DianaAlexander, Asset Control Specialist,until 10:00 a.m., Friday, September10th, 2010. Specifications and bidforms may be obtained by contactingthe Wise County Asset ControlOffice at 940-627-3312. Bids will bepublicly opened and read at 10:00a.m., Friday, September 10th, 2010in the Wise County Asset ControlOffice at 400 W Walnut, Decatur,TX. The County Commissioners willhold a public hearing to receive andconsider the bids at 8:30 p.m. onMonday, September 13th, 2010, atthe location posted on the agenda.Wise County reserves the right toaccept and/or reject any and all bidsfor any reason whatsoever.Notice to CreditorsNOTICE TO ALL PERSONSHAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THEESTATE OFHERBERT A. TODISCO,DECEASEDNotice is hereby given that originalLetters Testamentary for the Estateof Herbert A. Todisco, Deceased,were issued on August 18, 2010, inCause No. PR3024 pending in theCounty Court at Law of WiseCounty, Texas to Charles M. Todisco.Claims may be presented in careof the attorney for the estate. Theattorney’s name and address for allclaims is:Scott A. Spiller, Esq.Spiller & SpillerP.O. Drawer 447122 E. BelknapJacksboro, Texas 76458All persons having claims againstthe estate being administered arerequired to present them within thetime and in the manner prescribedby law.Dated August 18, 2010.SPILLER & SPILLERBy: Scott A. SpillerAttorneys for Representative of theEstateNOTICE TO CREDITORSNotice is hereby given that originalLetters Testamentary for the Estateof Mervin Marcoux, Deceased,were issued on August 18, 2010, inCause No. PR-3029, pending in theCounty Court at Law of WiseCounty, Texas, to: Mary HelenBoyd.All persons having claims againstthis Estate which is currently beingadministered are required to presentthem within the time and in the mannerprescribed by law to the following:c/o: Mary Helen Boyd3206 Lipsey St.Decatur, Texas 76234DATED the 18th day of August,2010.Stephen J. WrenState Bar No.:22018700WOODRUFF & WREN, LLPPO Box 977Decatur, TX 76234Telephone: (940)627-2162Facsimile: (940)627-1619ATTORNEY FOR THE ESTATEPublic HearingsPUBLIC HEARINGThe City of Boyd will hold a PublicHearing on the Proposed2010-2011 Budget, beginning at6:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September7, 2010. Location: Boyd CommunityCenter, 420 E. Morton Avenue,Boyd, Texas. This budget will increasetotal property taxes from lastyear’s budget by $67,746 or12.21%.PUBLIC HEARINGThe City of Lake Bridgeport willhold a public hearing on the proposedFY 2010-11 budget at 7 p.m.on Tuesday, September 7, 2010, atthe Lake Bridgeport City Hall, 301S. Main St.NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGZC2010-03A public hearing will be held at ameeting of the City of Decatur Planningand Zoning Commission onTuesday, September 7, 2010 at6:00 p.m. at the City Hall CouncilChamber located at 201 E. Walnutfor the consideration and recommendationof Vickie Holmes requestto change zoning from a Office (CO)zoning district to a ThoroughfareBusiness (C-2) zoning district on approximately0.14 acres of land legallydescribed as Part of Lots 3and 4, Block 4, Original Town of Decatur,and generally located on thesouthwest corner of S. Church andMain Streets and more commonlyreferred to as 120 E. Main Street,Decatur, Texas.A public hearing will be held at ameeting of the Decatur City Councilon Monday, September 13, 2010 at6:00 p.m. at the City Hall CouncilChamber located at 201 E. Walnutfor the purpose of further considerationand possible action on theabove stated item.PUBLIC NOTICECITY OF AURORATEXAS COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENTBLOCK GRANT (TxCDBG)The City of Aurora will hold a publichearing at 7:00 P.M. on Sept. 2,2010, at City Hall, 303 DertingRoad, Aurora, TX, 76078, regardingparticipation in the Texas Departmentof Rural Affairs' TxCDBG Program.Citizens are encouraged toattend this public hearing to discussthe citizen participation plan, localhousing and community developmentneeds, available funding, eligibleactivities, past use of funds, anddevelopment of TxCDBG applications.Written comments may alsobe submitted to the Mayor's attentionat the address above. Personswith disabilities or others who mayrequire auxiliary aids or services toattend this meeting should contactthe City Administrator at (817)636-2783 at least two days beforethe meeting to make arrangements.

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 201013ASPORTSPIGSKIN FORECASTPanthers set for VenusVenus (0-0) at Paradise (0-0)7:30 p.m. at Bulldog StadiumBy RICHARD GREENEThe Paradise Pantherswill begin their push Fridayto regain a spot in theplayoffs after last year’s 1-9season.The Panthers and the VenusBulldogs will kick off at7:30 p.m. at Panther Stadium.Paradise battled Lindsayin a tough scrimmage lastweek.“I was pleased with howwe performed,” said Paradisecoach Danny Neighbors.“Lindsay has a goodsquad and good speed.Like Paradise, Venus istrying to bounce back after adisappointing season. Venusfinished 3-7 last year.Neighbors said the Bulldogslooked strong in theirtwo scrimmages againstSeagoville and Dallas Life.“They played two goodpeople,” Neighbors said. “Ithink they are better thanthey were last year.”The Bulldogs will featureMichael Eusepi in the backfield.“They’re a run-dominantteam with good size,” Neighborssaid. “Hopefully theywon’t give us too much trouble.”Defensively, Venus willbase out of a stacked 3-3 andrun a lot of stunts.“They get in the 3-3 stack,which is something wehaven’t seen a lot of,” Neighborssaid.“They will stunt a lot andwe have to be able to pick itup. We’ve got to recognize itand that’s a big thing thisearly in the year.”The Panthers will be tryingto create some runningroom for senior quarterbackToi Glover, who will bemaking his first start, andsophomore running backsJarrett Roper and DylanHightower.VENUS PARADISE 167Harris Rating: 152 Harris Rating: 167Key Venus players: Michael Eusepi,RB; Blas Silva, LB; Ben Spivey, DLNotable: Venus played strong in itstwo scrimmages behind Eusepi, aveteran running back. The Bulldogswere picked on a bit in the passinggame in the two scrimmages butcould make up for that with a toughpass rush.Key Paradise players: Toi Glover,QB; Dale Simpson, DE; JaredRogers, DENotable: Toi Glover is back undercenter after missing a year. Heshould team with sophomorerunning backs Dylan Hightowerand Jarrett Roper to make a potentrunning game.Dragons begin Carter eraChico (0-0) at Perrin-Whitt (0-0)7:30 p.m. at Pirate StadiumBy RICHARD GREENEFriday night will usherin a new era for the ChicoDragons and coach StephenCarter.Carter will lead the Dragonsonto the field for thefirst time against Perrin-Whitt at Pirate Stadium at7:30 p.m.“To be honest, I’m nervous,”Carter said. “I can’twait.”The Dragons will belooking for their first winin three seasons. Carterknows his team is hungryfor success.“This game is extremelyimportant,” Carter said.“The kids need to see progressand get rewarded fortheir hard work.”The Chico defense will betested by the Pirates’ bruisingrunner, Bryce Cameron.The 6-0, 200-pound backran for 1,809 yards and 15touchdowns last year.“He’s a big, strong kid,”Carter said. “Our gameplanis to try to contain him.”In front of him, Perrin-Whitt has two big linemen— Chance Brown andCasey Brock.“They are big up front,”Carter said. “They average230. We’ll make some adjustmentswith our defensiveline.”Offensively, the Dragonswant to establish VictorVelasquez, who had astrong scrimmage againstNocona last week. Chico ishoping its offensive line cancontrol the line of scrimmageto give Velasquez andsophomore quarterbackHunter York a chance tomake plays.“We’re looking for consistencyon the offensive line,”Carter said. “We need lotsof reps. We’re only as goodas our offensive line.”CHICOPERRIN-WHITTHarris Rating: 147 Harris Rating: 157Key Venus players: VictorVelasquez, RB; Alex Delgado, DT;Sabian Williams, DENotable: The Dragons will belooking for their first win in threeseasons. Chico will need to openholes for Velasquez, who hasproven in the preseason to be agood open-fi eld runner.Key Perrin-Whitt players: BryceCameron, RB; Dusty Salazar, QB;Casey Brock, OLNotable: Cameron is the Pirates’go-to guy after running for morethan 1,800 yards last seasonand 15 touchdowns. Salazar waseffective for the Pirates through theair, throwing for 604 yards and fivescores.Texans aim to end skidCreekview (0-0) at Northwest (0-0)7:30 p.m. at Northwest ISD StadiumBy RICHARD GREENEAny moral victory willnot be enough for the Texansin their season openerFriday evening at 7:30p.m. in the Northwest ISDStadium.“We need to win thegame,” Northwest coachBill Patterson flatly stated.The Texans will try forthe victory that eludedthem last year in a winlesscampaign as they hostCarrollton Creekview.Creekview is coming offa 5-5 season and openingthe year with a new headcoach.“They are a lot like us,”Patterson said. “They havea bunch of young players.”The Mustangs are breakingin a new quarterbackand several other playerson offense. Patterson saidthey do have the ability tomake plays in the runninggame.“They run the ball well,”Patterson said. “They areplaying a couple of quarterbackslike us. It’ll be abattle of who is best conditioned.”The Texans had a solidscrimmage againt MansfieldSummit last week.“We played a lot of guysand did some good thingson both sides of the ball,”Patterson said.Running back BarringtonThorpe turned ina strong effort, running for100 yards on just five carries.Patterson plans to useboth senior quarterbacks,Jacob Jones and Alec Laffoon.“They will play an equalamount,” Patterson said.His mate in the backfield,Michael Reed, missedlast week’s scrimmage.Defensively, the Texansmust show improvementafter allowing 37 pointsper game last year. Theunit returns several starters.CREEKVIEWNORTHWESTHarris Rating: 209 Harris Rating: 191Key Creekview players: JordanFunches, WR; Stephen Buckner,WR; Chris Weatherd, LBNotable: The Mustangs droppedfrom 5A to 4A but are startingover with a new head coach. Intheir scrimmages, Creekview hasrotated quarterbacks and played alot of young players.Key Northwest players: BarringtonThorpe, RB; Jeff Stevens, LB;Cameron Langer, WRNotable: Stevens is back as theTexans’ leading tackler. He will try toturn around a defense that allowed37 points per game last year. Lookfor the Texans to feed the ball toThorpe, who gained 100 yards onfi ve carries in a scrimmage.

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WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 201015ASPORTSFOOTBALLStarting off on right foot...FOOTBALLontinued from Page 16AWhile the Bulls hope noto rely on Martinez to kickany long field goals, he is aice safety valve, accordingo Henson.“It helps you gameplan ifou get down to the 25 or0-yard line and you havehe chance to get points,”enson said. “That can beemoralizing to anotheream when you make a stopnd your opponent still getsoints on the board.”Field goals are not Martiez’favorite job. He enjoysicking off more.“There’s a lot more adrenline,”Martinez said.He is a weapon on kickoffsith his ability to send theall out of the end zone toake teams start at the 20-ontinued from Page 16Aose is green, replacing sevralstarters. But Hensonaid the Tigers’ front sevens capable of causing havoc.The Bulls return most ofhe offense around startinguarterback Cody Henson,FOOTBALLyard line.“Kickoffs is where he isa big help with the touchbacksor the ability to directionallykick,” Henson said.“Anytime after a score youmake it hard for the otherteam to dig out of bad fieldposition, it helps.”Martinez said it makes hisdefensive teammates happy.“[Touchbacks] give thedefense better hope so theywon’t have to work as hard,”he said.With the Bulls’ toughschedule, there’s a chancethat a game or two couldcome down to last secondsand a Martinez kick. Hesaid he will be ready.“I’d like to have the ball,”Martinez said. “I think I canhandle it.”Bulls start run...who threw for more than2,800 yards and 28 touchdownslast year.“We have to execute thingsand do what we do,” saidcoach Henson. “We have tohit all our spots.”Bridgeport (0-0) at Glen Rose (0-0)7:30 p.m. at Tiger StadiumBRIDGEPORTGLEN ROSEHarris Rating: 215 Harris Rating: 207Key Bridgeport players: CodyHenson, QB; Dalton Bracken LB;Brady Boyd S.Notable: The Bulls enter year withhigh expectations after trip to thethird round of playoffs last year.This will be Bridgeport’s fi rst gamewithout three defensive stars fromlast year.Key Glen Rose players: FrankBrandenburg, QB; Chase Evatt,RB; Collin Lane, LBNotable: The Tigers return just threedefensive starters from last year’steam which lost in the fi rst roundof the playoffs. Brandenburg, whomissed last season with an injury,is taking over at quarterback.Decatur (0-0) at Whitesboro (0-0)7:30 p.m. at Bearcat StadiumDECATURWHITESBOROHarris Rating: 190 Harris Rating: 185Key Decatur players: Tyler Hodges,QB; Dillon Quinn WR; JonathanAlling DLNotable: The Eagles are trying toturn around fortunes after 2-7 finishlast year. Tyler Hodges gives theEagles a dual threat at quarterbackif the young offensive line cancreate opportunities.Key Whitesboro players: JordanGill, QB; Cameron Clark WR; JohnWood, LBNotable: The Bearcats have themisfortune of being in one of thetop Class 3A districts in the state.Gill is an accomplished runner andpasser, accounting for more than1,400 yards last year.Springtown Epigraph photo by Mark CampbellCAN’T GET AWAY— Decatur quarterback Tyler Hodgesis wrapped up by a Springtown defender during lastFriday night’s scrimmage.Eagles eyeopening win...Continued from page 16Aled by defensive tackle Cody Welch and linebackerJohn Wood.“They are solid up the middle,” Story said. “Theydo a good job of flying to the football. We’ve got to beready to match their physical play.”Tyler Hodges will get the start at quarterback forthe Eagles. Behind him, the Eagles hope to mix inthe passing game to open up running lanes.“We need to be able to throw well enough to keepthem off of us and open up the running game,” Storysaid.

16A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010SPORTSFOOTBALLStarting on right footBullsBull looksto kick offnew yearBy RICHARD GREENERicky Martinez hopes heis the first person to touchthe football for the BridgeportBulls this season withthe opportunity to get theseason off on the right foot— his right foot.“I can’t wait,” said the juniorkicker.Martinez is coming off asolid sophomore season inwhich he finished third onthe team in scoring with 44extra points and two fieldgoals. He made 43 of his 49point-after attempts andtwo of his field-goal tries, includinga long of 40 yards.The season earned hima spot on the all-districtteam.“He had a good season lastyear,” said Bridgeport coachDanny Henson.But the kicker was determinedto get better. Hespent part of the summerin Wisconsin at the KohlsKicking Camp. Competingagainst other membersof the 2012 class, he beganturning heads of scouts. Hefinished 19th in field-goalaccuracy and 17th in kickoffs.“They showed me somedifferent techniques,” Martinezsaid. “Last year’s kickingis nothing to what I amnow.”Henson said Martinez is amore confident kicker withmore consistency.“He gained a lot of confidencegoing to the campsover the summer,” the Bullscoach said.Martinez missed a weekof practice because of anAchilles injury, but returnedMonday to start kickingagain without any trouble.In two-a-days, he’s shownthe ability to hit consistentlyfrom 40 to 45 yards out.“From that distance, he’sgot a good shot of makingit,” Henson said.Martinez believes he cantake it out farther.“I can do 50 with a goodsnap and hold,” the kickersaid.Continued on page 15AMessenger photo by Joe DutySET FOR KICKOFF — Bridgeport’s Ricky Martinez will tee the ball up for the Bulls Friday night. The junior returns after anall-district campaign last year and a summer at an elite kicking camp.startrunBridgeportopens on roadBy RICHARDGREENEMonths of anticipationwill end for thethey will finally takethe field for the seasonThe first test for theBulls’ team with highof the playoffs last yearwill come against GlenRose at 7:30 p.m. at TigerDanny Henson doesn’tdownplay the importance“You want to start offgood and get that firstwin under your belt,”Henson said. “You’vedone all the preparationdays. It’s good to getsome quick gratification.”Against Glen Rose,which returns the bulkof their starters but iswithout their leadersin tackles, sacks andyear, should be tested.From watching theirwas impressed withBrandenburg, and runningback Chase Evatt,Bridgeport Bulls asopener Friday night.expectations after arun to the third roundStadium.Bridgeport coachof the first game.throughout thesummer and two-a-the Bulls’ defense,interceptions from lastscrimmage, HensonGlen Rose’s juniorquarterback, Frankwho ran for nearly 700yards last year.“Their quarterbackhas looked good, andtheir running is a goodweapon for them,”Henson said. “We needto do a good job rushingthe passer. We can’tlet their quarterbackhave time to set upand throw. He’s too accurate.”Defensively,GlenCont. on page 15AFOOTBALLEagles eye opening winDecatur squares off with WhitesboroVOLLEYBALLLady Eaglestopple PeasterBy RICHARD GREENEComing off a 2-7 season, Decaturcoach Kyle Story wants onething Friday against Whitesboro— a win.“We want to win and get someconfidence that we can come outand play well,” Story said.The Eagles will take onWhitesboro at 7:30 p.m. atBearcat Stadium.Decatur opens the seasonafter two relatively successfulscrimmages against Kennedaleand Springtown. The Eaglesoutscored Springtown 21-17 ina live half. Decatur stopped thePorcupines at the 2-yard line atthe end.“We’ve seen a lot of progressand improvement from theBlue/White scrimmage throughthe scrimmages with Kennedaleand Springtown,” Story said. “Ifwe continue improving as wehave, we should have a shot atcompeting for a district title.”This week the Eagles will tryto keep Whitesboro, coming off a2-8 season, under wraps.The Bearcats are led by juniorquarterback Jordan Gill, whoaccounted for 1,400 yards and10 scores last year.“He’s a good quarterback thatthey can run option with, andhe can hurt you with play-actionpasses,” Story said. “Theyare tough to defend.”Story said the Bearcats’ otherskilled players are dangerous.On defense, Whitesboro isContinued on page 15AThe Decatur Lady Eagles neededjust four games to knock off thePeaster Lady Greyhounds Fridaynight.The Lady Eagles (6-3) beat theClass 2A state tournament teamfrom a year ago, 25-15, 25-9, 21-25,25-17.Senior middle blocker Sara Oxfordled the Lady Eagles with adouble-double of 12 kills and 10blocks. She added nine digs.Kortney Tompkins finished withnine kills, four blocks and fourdigs. Kortni Robinson put downseven kills with six blocks.Setter Joey Redwine recorded 26assists, while also collecting fourkills and making six blocks andeight digs.Defensively, Ingrid Boatman ledthe charge, making 12 digs. Shealso had seven assists. Lynzee Jordanadded seven digs and AmandaDelka six.Annelise Carpenter got herhands on five blocks.

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ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010CelebrationsEdwin and Betty SchluterFiftieth wedding anniversary Aug. 22, 2010Michele Rae Noriegaand Marshall Garrett EisonMarriage vows to be exchanged Aug. 28, 2010WISE COUNTY COWBOY CHURCHwisecountycowboychurch.comSunday Service10:30 a.m.903-227-7369Decatur Livestock MARKET2473 North FM 51Decatur, TexasEdwin and Betty Schluterof Denton (formerly ofRhome) will celebrate their50th wedding anniversaryin Denton on Sunday, Aug.22, from 3 to 5 p.m. Theparty will be hosted by childrenand grandchildren.In observance of theiranniversary, they werehonored with a receptionat the Robson Ranch Clubhousein the Patriot room.The couple also celebratedon a Caribbean cruise with28 family members andfriends July 18-25.Edwin and the formerBetty Yarbrough were marriedAug. 26, 1960, at ColeChapel in Denton.Their children are DanBETTY AND EDWIN SCHLUTERand Carol Schluter of Justinand Alan and KristySchluter of Ponder. Theyhave two grandchildren,Alex and Tye Schluter.Edwin is a farmer andrancher, and Betty is a retiredbusiness teacher fromDecatur ISD and NorthwestISD. They are membersof the Alliance Churchof Christ. Their favoritehobbies are traveling, includingcruises to Alaska,the Mediterranean, PanamaCanal, Hawaii and theCaribbean.The couple represents thethird generation in each oftheir families to celebratea golden wedding anniversary.Michele Rae Noriega ofDenton, daughter of Robertand Gladys Noriega of Cisco,will marry Marshall GarrettTruitt Gideon MorganAug. 17, 2010MARSHALL EISON AND MICHELE NORIEGAEison of Denton, son of RonnieEison and the late AnnEison of Decatur, Aug. 28,2010, in Abilene.NEW ARRIVALSMickey and Carrie MorganJr. of Alvord announcethe birth of a son, TruittGideon, born Aug. 17, 2010,at North Texas CommunityHospital in Bridgeport.He weighed 8 pounds, 51/2 ounces and was 20 3/4inches long.He has two brothers: Conlien,5, and Xander, 3.Grandparents are Mickeyand Brenda Morgan Sr.of Alvord and Bryan andDeanna Thacker of Carmichael,Calif.Continued on page 3THERESIDENCESat Senior CareCome visit us {today} for your tourASSISTED/INDEPENDENTLIVINGRETIREMENT COMMUNITY• Spacious Apartments(3 floor plans)• All utilities paid• Housekeeping• Linen Service• Dining Services• Cable Television• Local Transportation• Daily Activities2106 15TH ST., BRIDGEPORT • 940-683-6307• Individual Heat & Air• Monitored EmergencyCall System

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4 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010BooksAutograph collectors won’t have to go farBy KRISTEN TRIBEI’ve never really collected anything.I’ve always wanted to, but I just couldn’tseem to commit to any one item.I like a lot of things, so I always hadthis internal struggle. I nevercould decide “what” to collect.I’ll never forget the timemy mom suggested I collectsouvenir spoons. You know,those little bitty ones thathave tiny pictures or engravingson them. I think I haveone, which is possibly moreuseless than a whole collectionof them.Looking back, maybe I wasforcing the issue because likeso many other things in life,once I quit thinking about it,a collection naturally developed.Readers may recall this discussionfrom my blog, Shelf Space, where I outlinedthe virtues of my signed book collection,albeit small. Although few innumber, each book is special to me forthe memories I have associated withBookendsBridgeportSept. 8 — 11 a.m., Story time resumes, ages 3 to 5DecaturSept. 9 — 11:45 a.m., Book club, “Life as We Knew It,” by Susan BethPfefferSept. 11 — 10:30 a.m., Skippy John Jones party with Skippy John in attendanceSept. 21 — 4 p.m., Teen Anime/Manga Club (Otaku Club)that book or meeting that particularauthor.I mentioned in the post that my mosttreasured signed book is Elmer Kelton’s“The Time It Never Rained.” Justlast month, I had the privilege of hearingMark Bowden,best-known for writing“Black HawkDown,” speak, andI got him to autographa copy of thebook for my husband.Usually my booksigningadventuresrequire a trip acrossthe county line, butOUTDOORArea Library Eventsfellow bibliophileswill have the opportunityto meet an authorat a local book-signing nextmonth.Jill Greenwell, of Decatur, will besigning copies of “The Adventures ofGiji the Giraffe: The Beginning ‘WhoAm I?’” 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 9,at Memory Lane on the Square in Decatur.Known as “Mo Cookie” to her granddaughters,Greenwell described thebook as “a Christian character-buildingbook.” In the story, little Giji, ayoung giraffe, learns how to love God,give Him the glory and how to love,trust and accept others.“God’s done so much for me,and I want to give back. Aslong as He gets all the glory,that’s my goal in life,” Greenwellsaid. The author is donatingmost of the profits topurchase Bibles for missionariesaround the world.Greenwell wrote the bookfor her granddaughters, andshe said all the characters arebased on people in her life.Her mother, Marie Wilson, illustratedthe story, creating afamily heirloom, but a book that can betreasured by all children and families.Soft-cover books are $14, and hardcoverbooks are $20. You can preorderbooks by calling (940) 627-5521.“The Adventures of Giji …” is thefirst in a series. When the second bookis released, its sales will benefit a children’scharity.GREENWELLTake a close look at treesWednesdays — 10 a.m., Story time, ages 3 to 5; 11 a.m., Toddler Stayand Play, 15 months to 3 yearsThursdays — 10 a.m., Mother Goose story time, ages 4 months to 18months; 11 a.m., Toddler Stay and PlayNewarkSept. 16 — 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., Basic computer class, The free class isevery Thursday through Oct. 7. Call (817) 489-2224 to register.Sept. 25 — 11 a.m., Presentation and book signing with author MarkFadden.SubscribeOnline.www.wcmessenger.com/subscribeLauren Phillips, MDObstetrics & Gynecology“A Partnership forWomen’s Health”We are pleased toannounce our newhealthcare providers.940-591-6700 • www.cfwdenton.comGala’sGood TimesPRIVATE CLUBThe Best Just Got Better!COMING SOON262 CR 3503 • Bridgeport • 940-683-4696(Off Hwy 380 W.)Biggest DanceFloor inWise County5,000 sq. ft., Pool, Darts,Internet Juke Box,Golden Tee Golf,Texas Hold Em, Karaoke,Live Music• Huge Homemade Hamburgers• Friendlest Staff • Huge BathroomsNO ONE UNDER 21 ALLOWEDElizabeth Malone RN,WHNP-BCy CLAIRE CURRYI’ve had to pay close attention to trees thisear.While working on a bird study, I have toecord vegetation at sites where my birdsre singing. This required a little more treedentification than I am used to. I was ableo make progress with a new field guide,The Sibley Guide to Trees” by David Allenibley. It re-familiarized me with trees I alreadyknow and helped me get a grasp onsome that I hadn’t looked at much.Let’s start with the characteristic trees ofthe Cross Timbers post oak (Quercus stellata)and blackjack oak (Q. marilandica).Post oaks typically have a cross-like shapeto their leaves and have the underside withsome fuzz. They typically grow up to 40 feettall.Continued on page 5

ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010 5OutdoorTake a close look at trees ...Continued from page 4Blackjack oaks can be similar buthave less lobed leaves that are almosttriangular. Blackjack leaves also havetiny points at the tip of the lobes. Anotherdifferentiating characteristic istheir often darker bark and the waytheir branches hang.The blackjack branches often aregrowing all up the tree and droop downward.Because of this abundance of lowbranches, they are excellent habitat forwildlife.We have several other common oaks.Red oaks have deeply lobed leaveswith pointed trips. Red oak classificationappears to be fairly uncertain,BirdsandBeyondTAKE ME HOME!PLAYFUL &FRIENDLYWHICKETTis a male border collie mix.This 8 month old is ownerreleased, up to date onrabies shots and neutered.To adopt me or see other petsavailable for adoptionCall: Tammy Loomis940-627-7577or visit our websitewww.sheriff.co.wise.tx.us“ Misplaced animalsmake great pets”Sponsored by: Main Street Home & Gardensand Down the Alley Cafewww.mainstreethomeandgardens.comin cooperation withWise County Animal Serviceswith many species that often interbreeding and sometimesconsidered the same species. I usually call ours the ShumardOak (Q. shumardii). They are found in river-bottom(riparian) areas and on top of rocky hills.Burr oak (Q. macrocarpa) is naturally a riparian speciesin our area. The leaves are big with deep, round lobes. Theacorns’ very deep cup, covering almost the whole nut, isvery distinctive. Many of the smaller branches and twigshave “winged” bark sticking out.Live oaks (Q. virginianica) are different from the previousoaks by virtue of their evergreen foliage. They keep theirshiny oval all year, only shedding them briefly in the spring.They look like they don’t drop them, though, as they usuallykeep the old leaves until the new ones have grown.Hackberries are another common and easily identifiedtree. According to my tree guide, we have several speciesin the genus Celtis, but they are all extremely similar. Theleaves are round at the base and taper to a point, with asmooth or slightly toothed edge. They have small, reddishbrownfruits. The most distinctive feature of the tree is thevery warty bark.Although it is often considered a weedy species, it is greatfor birds and other wildlife because of the berries.It is also a host plant for several common and beautifulbutterflies. These include the Hackberry Emperor and thevery similar Tawny Emperor, both of which are brown-spotted.They are very bold and will land on you to lap up yoursweat. It is a funny feeling to have a tiny butterfly proboscistapping over your skin.Another butterfly whose larvae feed on the hackberryis the American Snout. I adore snouts. They are hilariouswith what looks like a long nose. This is actually part of the6 REASONSto shop Karl Klement Ford for your next pre-owned car or truck.1. Service to Wise County for over a quarter of a century.2. All preowned vehicles are hand picked for quality.3. APR financing as low as 3.9%.2007 F-150 Regular Cab$9,995995 *Good clean basic truck. Cloth interior, lowmileage. Gray metallic color.2009 Pontiac G6$ 13,995*Very nice mid-range sedan. All power & air.Teal green metallic color.2008 Ranger SuperCab2003 Grand MarquisReduced!$9,995995 *Great one-owner car. Leather, all power, fullsize comfort. 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What isit, and what can I do?These are leafrollers, andthey’re common on redbuds aswell as cannas, vinca groundcover,sweetgums and otherTexas landscaping plants. Yourbest control will be to apply asystemic insecticide, either as aspray or drench, several weeksprior to the time they normallyContinued on page 7Rick’s Metal Recycling3280 S Hwy 101 • Bridgeport, TX940-683-3770TOP PRICE ACCURATE WEIGHTON ALL METALS• Short Iron $185/ Ton• Long Iron/Tin $160/Ton• Car Bodies w/title$160/Ton• Aluminum Cans 62¢/lb• #1 Copper $2.70/lb• #2 Copper $2.60/lbMon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Sat. 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.SUDOKUComplete the Sudoku grid so that each row, each column, and each 3 by 3 box containsthe numbers 1 through 9. Numbers cannot be duplicated in a row or a column.Medical Center PharmacyPrescriptions • CompoundingFast andFriendly ServiceDrive-Thru • Free DeliveryDECATUR1101 Eagle Dr. • Suite CDecatur, 76234940-627-5400Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sat., 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.ALVORD115 E. 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Another benefit is social contactfor family members who feel isolated because of theirrole as caregiver.“I don’t know how I would have made it without this group.”“Usually somebody else in the group has gone through what youare going through, and advice means a whole lot more when itis coming from another person who has walked in your shoes.”“Getting support from other caregivers has helped me bemore patient, and it is a relief to know others will understandyou and not be judgmental. I have also made new friends whoI feel safe with when I confide my worries about the future.”-Support Group ParticipantsThe Alzheimer’s Association invites individuals caring forsomeone with Alzheimer’s or related dementia to attend acaregivers support group at 7 pm on the first Thursday ofevery month at Wise Behavioral Health Services(board room), 2000 FM 51 – West Campus, Decatur, TX76234. 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ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010 7OUTDOORWorry notabout elmtree ...Continued from page 6become active. It will takethe insecticide a couple ofweeks to be absorbed into theplant, so that it can be therewaiting for the pests to startdevouring the leaf tissues. Inthe whole scheme of things,leafrollers are more cosmeticthan they are threatening,but you really don’t want tohave them.CROSSWORD PUZZLEEnd of Summer Special$10 offany treatmentMassage • Scrubs • WrapsKrista Doyle, LMT817-896-6300 • 605 N. Bus. 287 • Decatur(next to Ri’ chard’s Salon)Mark Goss, MDBoard Certified in General SurgeryGeneral SurgeryColorectal SurgeryLaparoscopic SurgeryUpper/Lower EndoscopyDear Neil: I want to describea rank-growing shrubbyannual or perennial (6 feettall and wide) that comes upin our yard every year. It produceslong sprays of beautifulmetallic-purple berriesthat are about the size ofEnglish peas. Any idea whatthat would be? Is it good, oris it bad?That sounds like poke salad,sometimes called simply“poke.” It’s a native Texasplant that is great for birdhabitats. They love the fruit,but they also are very goodat planting them virtuallyeverywhere. I always leavetwo or three plants to developin my larger beds awayfrom the house. They havea wonderful spirit. By theway, old-time Texas gardenersused this plant’s leavesas an edible, but somewherealong the line they found outthat it is toxic until it’s beencooked.Dear Neil: I have four 20-foot Italian cypress plants.One of them developed abrown section in its middle,and that spread quickly,until the middle 15 feet ofthat plant was affected. I’vechecked for spider mites byholding a sheet of white paperunder the branch andshaking it. I saw none. Whatcaused this, and what can Ido to keep it from spreading?You might not have beenforceful enough when youwere checking for mites. Youactually need to thump thesmall branches briskly. Littlepieces of dirt and debris willfall, and 30 seconds later,some of it may start walkingaround. Spider mites are sosmall that you could probablyput 20 of them on thehead of a pin. Check again. Ifyou see them this time, spraywith a general-purpose insecticidesuch as Malathionor acephate. I’m going to ruleout the other big problem forItalian cypress this year, thatbeing bagworms. You wouldhave seen them during yourinspections. But, they’vedone this same type of dam-Continued on page 8Now Accepting New Patients2014 Ben Merritt Drive, Suite A • DecaturPh 940-627-0013 Fax 940-627-1900Is Jesus God?An estimated 50% of people, even among those who say they are Christian, arenot sure that Jesus is God or can’t explain why they are not sure.On your computer browser, type: Is Jesus God? You’ll get 46 pages of prosand cons. 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8 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010OutdoorMany reasons for illness in treesBy GARY CLAYTONWise Co. Extension AgentWhen people see a sick tree, they oftenthink that some sort of disease is causingthe illness. Actually, a majority of theproblems causing trees andshrubs to look sick stem fromstress or physical injury.A common symptom ofstress or injury is marginalleaf burn, or leaves fringed bydead tissue. This has been aproblem with numerous speciesof trees and shrubs thissummer. Marginal leaf burnsare seldom caused by leaf disease,which usually shows upas random lesions (dead areas)scattered about the leaf.Leaf burn occurs at the tip or alongthe leaf margin because salts (plant nutrients)accumulated along leaf margins.Anything that causes the plant to pumpinsufficient water (stress) can result in atoxic burn of this tissue because it containsthe highest level of salt.Stress symptoms ranging from leafburns to limb dieback or tree death canontinued from page 7age to thousands of Italiancypress plants this year.Dear Neil: I have been givenbulbs of the plant shownin my photo. What can youtell me about them? Any caretips? They were blooming inearly July.These are crinum lilies.There actually are manyvarieties, with flower colrsranging from white toink and even rosy red. Thelants’ leaves will be glossynd elongated, not unlikemaryllis leaves, but oftenClayton’sCornerresult from numerous causes. Droughtis the most obvious cause of stress. Theextremely dry weather, coupled with theheat of June and early July, may causesome serious problems for some homeowners.Large trees show responsesto stress more slowly; someof the marginal burns nowbeing observed relate to lastsummer. High temperaturescause plants to pump morewater and simply compounddrought problems.As temperatures exceed100 degrees, water loss bysome trees and shrubs canequal or exceed the abilityof the roots to supply water,even when the soil moisture isnot deficient. I expect we will continue tosee problems with trees and other landscapeplants until we receive significantrainfall.Because of extreme Texas temperatureseach summer, freeze injury is oftenoverlooked, yet it is one of the most commonand damaging causes of stress. Directinjury to twigs and limbs is usuallyWorry not about elm tree ...even longer. Crinums needmorning sun and perhapsa little shade in the worstof mid-afternoon during thesummer. They prefer moist,highly organic soils. Theleaves will die with the firsthard freeze. They should betrimmed away at that timeuntil new growth sprouts outin the spring.Dear Neil: Enclosed is aphoto of my staghorn fern. Ihave had it for 20 years, andit has grown to be almost fivefeet across. It is too large formy garden room now, andI’m wondering if it’s possibleto divide it into smallerplants?Definitely. Your photo showsseparate “clumps” of leavescoming out from the base.Over the years the plant hasdivided itself. Each of thosesets of several leaves shouldhave its own cluster of sterilefronds. They’re the brown,suction-cup-like appendagesat the bases of the plants.Soak the plant thoroughly ina wash tub, then use a largeknife to cut through theroot mass between clumpsof the plants. The best timefairly evident, and the damaged woodcan be pruned.Often the injury is more subtle, occurringon a portion of the trunk with noimmediate or noticeable effect on the entiretree or shrub.Thick bark sometimes remains intact,hiding trunk-freeze injury for wellmore than a year. Probing the bark onthe lower three feet of the trunk witha screwdriver or tapping with a mallet(listen for hollow sound) will usually revealhidden freeze injury.Just as drought causes trees to stress,so does excess water. Tree roots need oxygento function properly, so roots thatare waterlogged lose their ability to takeup water. It can take several years fora seriously injured root system to be regenerated.In recent years, numerous trees growingin poorly drained soil have beenkilled or damaged following periodsof heavy rainfall. Trees with damagedroots systems are vulnerable to summerdroughts and heat stress. Be sureto deeply water your landscape trees aswe continue into what are normally thedriest months of the year.to do this would be after theheat abates, probably in lateSeptember or early October.That would give the separatedplants six or eight weeksof good fall growing weather.!Have a question you’d likeNeil to consider? Mail it tohim in care of the Wise CountyMessenger, P.O. Box 149,Decatur, TX 76234 or e-mailhim at mailbag@sperrygardens.com.Neil regrets that• GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT • GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT • GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT •GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT • GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT • GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT • GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENTCROSSWORD SOLUTIONTHE WISE COUNTYHISTORICAL SOCIETYpresentsThe New Plainsmen“The Finest In Gospel Music”Benefit ConcertSaturday, October 27 p.m.Wise County Heritage Museum1602 S. 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ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010 9EducationFortenberrynamed to listAnna Fortenberry of Greenwood wasnamed to the chancellor’s list at TexasWoman’s University for the spring semester.In order to be named to the list,a student must earn a 4.0 grade pointaverage.Fortenberry is majoring in nutritionFORTENBERRY and food science and is a member of theAthenian Honor Society, which requiresonors level courses and volunteer work to maintain memership.She is the daughter of Troy and Cheryl Fortenberry ofreenwood.SUDOKU SOLUTIONSBRIEFSWoodruffmakes listLeslie Woodruff of Decatur was placed on the dean’slist for the Spring 2010 semester at the University ofTexas at Dallas in Richardson.To be eligible for the dean’s list, students must completeat least 12 credit hours during that semester witha grade-point average among the top 10 percent withintheir respective schools.McCurry, Worthingtonto attend HSUBradley McCurry of Alvord and Alizabeth Worthingtonof Decatur will attend Hardin-Simmons University inAbilene during the Fall 2010 semester.BACK HOME IN WISE, SAVING YOU MONEY!RANDYWILLIAMS940-627-2177BUICK • CHEVY •GMC•CADILLAC•HYUNDAI•PRE-OWNEDLet RANDY HELP YOU with ALL YourNEW and PRE-OWNED Vehicle Needs!Small Town Feel With an Uptown Look!Cats and DogsMoviesSTARTFriday, Aug 27Movies & Times Subject To Change!!!Movie Line 940-627-5522NOW ON FACEBOOKFri ....................................................... ...... .............2:00 ............. 3:45..........5:30Sat ...................... ....................................... .............2:00 ............. 3:45 .........5:30Sun ..................... ....................................... .............2:00 ............. 3:45 .........5:30Mon. - Thurs..Aug. 30 - Sept 2....................... ...........2:00 ............. 3:45 .........5:30Nanny McPhee ReturnsFri ....................................................... 2:00.............4:15 ............. 7:00..........9:15Sat ...................................................... 2:00 ............4:15 ............. 7:00 .........9:15Sun ..................................................... 2:00 ............4:15 ............. 7:00Mon. - Thurs..Aug. 30 - Sept 2 ............. 2:00 ............4:15 ............ 7:00The Other GuysFri, Sat ................................................ 2:15.............4:30 ............. 7:10..........9:20Sun ..................................................... 2:15.............4:30 ............. 7:10Mon. - Thurs..Aug. 30 - Sept 2 ............. 2:15.............4:30 ............. 7:10Eat Pray LoveFri, Sat .......................................................................................... 7:15Sun ............................................................................................... 7:15Mon. - Thurs..Aug. 30 - Sept 2 ......................................... ............. 7:15FM 51 South, Decatur • 940-627-5522 • Box Office Opens at 1:30 p.m.$7 Adults ~ $5 Seniors, Children 11 & under & Matinee • www.plazacinema4.comBoyd: Hwy. 114 & Knox Ave. - 433-2185Bridgeport: Chico Hwy. - 683-5765Chico: Hwy. 101 - 644-2208Decatur: Hwy. 380 & Walnut - 627-3444Decatur: 1305 U.S. Hwy. 81/287 - 627-1549

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C a l l(940)393-0433 for appointment.BRING YOUR HORSES2/1, 3+ acres, Greenwood. Pipefence, barn w/stalls, out buildings.Credit/background check, $25/applicationfee, $975/month, $975/deposit.Possible sale w/owner financing,$130,000. Mark Moran,owner/agent, (940)704-7212.DECATUR 2-BEDROOM, 1-BATHCozy, remodeled, CH/A, nice yard.404 N. Cates, near downtown, bypark. $62,500. Ready to move in.Call (817)439-8893.FSBO 3/2/2brick on .46 acre, built 2001, newtimberline roof. Azle ISD, no citytaxes. $113,500. (817)797-8484.FSBO BOWIE3/2/2 brick on 3 acres w/shop. Excellentlocation & condition. FM3043 frontage. $159,000/negotiable.(940)872-2304.FSBO, 3/2, large family room,WBFP, large garage, sprinkler system,storage building, privacy fence,large trees, covered patio. 1503 S.Hatcher, Decatur. (940)577-2171,(940)577-2026.GREAT PLACEto raise your family in the country!29 acres, brick, 5/3, gameroom,50’x30’ workshop, coastal & on apaved road in Bowie. $335,000.Evans & Associates Realty,owner/broker, (940)841-1072.NEW CONSTRUCTIONon 2 acre prime lot with a view,4/2.5/2 in Decatur ISD. Builder financingavailable. (817)846-5997.REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALwith 26 successful years experience.Are you buying or sellingsoon? Robert Shaffer, Trinity Realty,(940)255-4684.WE'VE GOT BRAND NEWBRICK HOMESOn acreage! NO MONEY DOWN!Limited Time Only! Selling Fast!(817)733-3444LotsFSBO, RUNAWAY BAYLot on Haynie Drive, 90'x135'. Niceresidential lot with trees. Asking$2,200. Motivated seller.(806)683-9317.Mobile Homes2GUUD2BTRUE$2,010/down, $715.86/month.Move-in ready! Move in today! 3acre countryside cul-de-sac Château.Call now, (940)343-5627.RBMOBILEHOMES.COMMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.R e p o s . F r e e e s t i m a t e s .(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.REDUCED $10,000FSBO, 1,640 square foot doublewide, 3/2 plus office, 2 acres,Rhome, storm shelter/barn.$89,900, 5% down plus closing.(817)233-5799.WILLIAMS MOBILE HOME SERV.Best deal on moving, set up &trim-outs. Bonded, licensed & insured.(940)433-3117.This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept any advertising forreal estate which is in violation ofthe law. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellings advertisedin this newspaper are availableon an equal opportunity basis. Tocomplain of discrimination callHUD toll-free at1-800-669-9777. Thetoll-free telephonenumber for thehearing impaired is1-800-927-9275.EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYRHOME, 4/2on 2.369 acres, WBFP, ceiling fans,all appliances have been checked &repaired. $39,900. (817)683-9050,agent.RENTAApartmentsRENTALS$300/DEPOSIT2/1 apartment in Chico.$600/month. No pets. Call(940)644-2713 or (817)929-1930.1-bedroom, 1-bath apartment.$550/month, $450/deposit. Water &gas paid. (940)389-4737 after 4p.m.BRIDGEWOODExecutive SuitesBridgeport, TXApartments That Feel LikeHome1,2 & 3 BedroomsAvailable940-536-9346www.BridgewoodExecutiveSuites.comCabins & efficiency apartments forrent in Boyd area. Excellent location.(940)433-3133.Chico. Nice, small 1-bedroom cabin$375/month, $200/deposit, waterpaid. No pets. (940)210-9158 or(214)926-2613.Decatur: Stonehill Apartments,1900 S. College, 1/1 & 2/1; contacton-site manager at (940)627-9200.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementProperties, contact Elaine,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.Business property• Apartments • BusinessProperty • Condos/TownHomes • Duplex Housing• Homes • Mobile Homes •Rooms • Roommate Wanted• Spaces & Lots • For Lease •Wanted to Rent • Wanted toLease • Facilities • StorageBuildings3 BUILDINGS FOR LEASEtotaling over 5,000 square feet, locatedon 12 acres, behind a securegate. Includes office, shop & docks.$2,500/month. Call Eddie,(940)626-9373.The ElegantTouchBe your own Boss!Now leasing stations forDay SpaMessage TherapistNail Tech’sEstheticianContact Jodi at940-627-6362Commercial building for lease. 805E. Main Street, Decatur, TX. Formore information, contact Chris orRita at (940)627-3600.Office suite on Decatur square, 203North Trinity Street. $300/month.CANNON REALTY. (940)368-1811.SPACE FOR RENTRetail/office in historic building offDecatur square. New paint & carpet,display window. Call Robin,(940)627-8080.Quality space for lease. Great location,medical/office. 3,368 squarefeet available. Call (940)627-2778for information.Condos, town homesLive at the lake! 1/1 condo at RunawayBay. Pool and Lakeview.$600/month or $850/month with allbills paid (water, sewer, garbage,electric, Direct TV). (940)399-8880.Race Fans, only one left! FortWorth, Texas Motor Speedway,2-bedroom, 2-bath condo.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementProperties, contact Elaine,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.Runaway Bay, 1-bedroom, 1-bathcondo. $600/month, $500/deposit.Water & cable paid. Call Donna,(940)389-1615.Duplexes3/1 duplex in city of Newark. 1.6acre waterfront lot, Eagle MountainLake. $850/month. (817)903-5976.Bridgeport, 2-bedroom, 2-bath duplexavailable. $700/month,$600/deposit. Call Donna,(940)389-1615.Homes2-bedroom, 1-bath, newly remodeledhouse in Newark. $600/monthplus deposit. (940)445-2323.“Timeless Elegance”www.spenceproperties.com405 W. OakDecatur - 3/2Available Sept. 1$995/month • $497.50/deposit701 N. TrinityDecatur - 1/1Available Sept. 1$1,050/month • $425/deposit402 E. AshDecatur - 3/1.5/1Available Sept. 15$1,050/month • $425/deposit940-372-0634817-825-46473-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garage,wood fenced backyard. 208Sendero, Decatur. $925/month,$600/deposit. Available immediat e l y . ( 9 4 0 ) 3 8 2 - 8 5 4 4(940)841-0568.3/2/2, kitchen appliances included,fenced backyard. 1205 Hawk Circle,Decatur. (Across from MiddleS c h o o l . ) $ 1 , 5 5 0 / m o n t h .(940)644-5523 or (940)393-1818.FOR LEASEFOR LEASEUnbelievable Rates!Two nice commercial buildings offering greatexposure Twoÿ niceÿ with commercialÿ Highway buildingsÿ 114 frontage. offeringÿ Owner greatÿexposureÿ withÿ Highwayÿ 114ÿ frontage.ÿ Ownerÿwillingwillingÿtotoÿleaseleaseÿthetheÿtwotwoÿbuildingsbuildingsÿtogethertogetherÿororÿseparately.ÿOne ÿ Oneÿ site siteÿ offers offersÿ 2000 @ÿ 2000ÿ sq. ft. sq.ÿ of ft.ÿ ofÿcommercialÿareaÿwithÿspaciousÿparkingÿandÿanÿarea parking andan additionalÿ outdoorÿ areaÿ for forÿ storage,ÿ etc. etc.ÿÿ$1,495/monthly.ÿÿSecondÿsiteÿshowcasesÿ@ÿ2000ÿshowcases sq.ÿ ft.ÿ ofÿ retail/officeÿ spaceÿ andÿ anÿ additionalÿsq. ft. of retail/office space and an additional4,000ÿsq.ÿft.ÿwithÿthreeÿoverheadÿbayÿdoorsÿandÿ4,000 anÿ18ÿwheelerÿloadingÿdock.ÿÿAnÿadditionalÿareaÿsq. ft. with three overhead bay doorsand forÿtrucks/equipmentÿisÿincludedÿinÿthisÿ@ÿoneÿ18 wheeler loading dock. An additionalarea acreÿlightedÿandÿsecureÿsite.ÿÿ$2,800/ÿmonthly.ÿfor trucks/equipment is included in thisone (940)ÿ683-3500,ÿ(817)ÿ304-0314.ÿFirst/lastÿmonthÿacre secure site. $2,800 monthly.940-683-3500, rentÿwithÿsecurityÿdepositÿisÿrequired.ÿÿ817-304-0314. First/lastmonth’s rent with security deposit is required.Country living, Decatur. 2/1 house,new kitchen, washer/dryer connections,extra storage, large fencedyard. No smoking. $750/month +deposit. (940)231-5235.Decatur: 2 available, 3-bedroom.Rhome: 3-bedroom. Runaway Bay:condo. Alvord: 3/2 on 4 acres(horses permitted). CANNON RE-ALTY, (940)368-1811.For rent, 2-bedroom, 1-bath, CH/A,carport. 3 miles west of Decatur.R e f e r e n c e s r e q u i r e d .(940)627-5485.House for rent, 2/1/carport with storage,recently painted, new tile floorsin kitchen & bath. $600/month.(940)627-1680, (817)946-3644.Rhome house for rent. Very clean3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garagewith fenced yard. New laminateflooring. References required.$925/month. (817)253-8797.Mobile Homes3/2 on 1/4 acre in Aurora. No smoking,no pets. Water included.$ 7 5 0 / m o n t h , $ 7 5 0 / d e p o s i t .(817)403-5679.AURORA, 2/2totally rebuilt, lease to own. No pets.Large wooded lot in park.$450/month. (817)489-3298.Live in the country, but close to Decatur.Large 3-bedroom, 2-bath mobilehome, wood floors, no pets.$ 8 0 0 / m o n t h , $ 6 0 0 / d e p o s i t .(940)393-5010.Spaces & lotsWith you when you’re looking for a rewarding careerYou have the skills and the passion to make a difference. At Wells Fargo, we’rewith you. Our supportive environment enables our team members to buildrelationships with each other, our customers and our communities.TellerAs a Wells Fargo Teller, you will juggle a variety of tasks, including providingexcellent service in all customer interactions, making sales, and informingcustomers on new products and services, all while following procedures tominimize errors and reduce fraud. You’ll be expected to consistently balanceyour cash daily, have great rapport with people, meet your referral and salesgoals, and enjoy helping others, while embracing ethics, integrity, anddiversity. In this role, you’ll assist with many store duties and spend almost allof your time working with Wells Fargo’s most important asset: our customers.Join our team. Visit our career site at wellsfargo.com/careersand apply to req #3399158 or #3398717Wells Fargo is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V.c 2010 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. All rights reservedWestern TransportationSandford Oil CompanyHazardousMaterial DriversWe are seeking Bobtail Driverswith Haz-Mat endorsements.We operate Peterbilt tank trucksand fuel oil well “frac” sites.Non CDL holder may apply forhelper position.If you are interested please call940-627-2689Paid Insurance401(k) PlanPaid HolidaysNice EquipmentBOYD RV PARKPropane station, laundry, showers,free Internet, some covered spaces.114 & FM 730. Bring this ad in for$50.00 off your 1st month's rent.(940)433-9910.SUNSET RV PARKCentrally located between Decatur,Bridgeport, Bowie on Highway 287.Full hook-ups, free laundry, freewireless Internet. (940)845-2007.EMPLOYMENTEMPLOYM• Business Opportunity• Employment Information• Adult/Elderly Care• Childcare• Food Service • Medical/Dental • Miscellaneous• Offi ce • Retail/Sales• Trades • Work WantedEmployment information!!ATTENTION!!Advertising under this classificationis normally not a bona fideopportunity. Typically, companiesadvertising here offer informationabout potential employment.Some are selling this information.We suggest that ourreaders thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before investingany money.

TMALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010 11EMPLOYMENT• Med/Surg - RN * LVN * PCA * Ward Clerks• Surgery - RN Circulator * RN Endoscopy• ICU - RN• Labor & Delivery -RN• CCU - RN• Lab -MT/MLT• Behavioral Health - LBSW * CTRS• Therapy Services -PTA * COTA * OT• Medical Records - EDM AnalystFood serviceSWEETIE PIE’S RIBEYESHiring cashiers, front of house staff,waitresses for weekday lunches andweekends. Must have positive outlook,permanent smile, and enjoyhaving fun while making customershappy. Experience not required, willtrain. Apply in person Mon.-Sat.,2p.m.-5p.m.; 201 West Main, Decatur.Medical/DentalHR AssistantExcellent customer service,communication, HR record keeping& benefits experience required.Skilled in Word & Excel required,AS400 operating systemexperience preferred.Wise Regional Health System2000 S. FM 51 Decatur, TX 76234www.wiseregional.comEOE a not for profit hospital• Human Resources - HR Assistant• Dietary - Cook/Diet AidePart Time/PRN• Behavioral Health -RN*LVN*Tech• Emergency Dept. - EMTs• Lab -Phlebotomist• Fit-N-Wise - Exercise Specialist• Radiology - Tech2000 S. FM 51 • Decatur, TX. 76234 - A not for profit hospitalwww.wiseregional.com - EOE - Job Line: 940-626-2525Transport drivers needed. 25 yearsminimum age, 2 years verifiable drivingexperience, clean MVR and background,Class A License with tank endorsement.Contact Steve Limbaughat 940-683-5487 ext. 16VETERINARY TECHNICIANExperience required. PonderVerterinary Hospital, Ponder, TX.Fax resume to (940)479-2675 oremail spiracirca@earthlink.net.DAILY MEAL PROVIDEDFOR ALL EMPLOYEESCMAs2:00-10:00 shiftCNAsAPPLY IN PERSON AT201 E. THOMPSON, DECATURor FAX RESUME to940-627-3937EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERWestern TransportationSandford Oil CompanyHazardousMaterial DriversWe are seeking Transport Drivers, must haveClass A CDL with Hazardous Materialendorsement. If you are interested,please call 940-627-2689Starting pay up to $14/hrPaid InsuranceGood 401(k) PlanPaid HolidaysPaid VacationNice EquipmentSenior Care Health &Rehabilitation CenterBridgeportNow hiring for the following positions• LVNs• Certified Medication Aides• Certifi ed Nurses AidesOffer shifts Differential & InsuranceApply in person at2108 15th St. • Bridgeportor call940-683-5023EEO M/F/D/VSenior Care Health &Rehabilitation CenterNow hiring for the following positions, due to growth• F/T CMA• F/T CNA 2-10• F/T Housekeeper• P/T Dietary AideApply In Person At701 West Bennett Rd., DECATURor call940-626-2800EEO M/F/D/VMiscellaneousLocal garbage company looking forfull-time labor. Must be willing towork outside in all kinds of weather.Usually 4-day work week. Sendemail including name, age, telephonenumber, brief work history to:cheaptrash2007@yahoo.com.MASH before & after school programis now hiring caregivers. Goodpay and incentives. Mon.-Fri., a.m.& p.m. hours available. Must be18-years-old, have diploma orequivalent and pass backgroundcheck. Located in Rhome area. Calln o w , ( 8 1 7 ) 6 3 8 - 5 5 1 1 o r(817)366-5865.OfficeAccounting Clerk for small businessin Decatur. Answer phone, file,maintain records. Excel/Quick-Books experience a plus. Fax resume,(972)827-0106.IT Administrator for small Decaturbusiness. Availability to work somenights. Experience with Networking,Excel; detail oriented. Fax resume,(972)827-0106.NORTHSTAR BANK OF TEXASContinuing to grow…Commercial, Professional & ExecutiveLender in Denton.CRA/HMDA Compliance Officer inDenton.Sr. Underwriter/Portfolio Manager inDenton.Loan Collateral Specialist in Denton.For details on the above openingsvisit: www.nstarbank.com. “Careers”“2010 Best Companies to Work forin Texas”. EOE.Office help needed. Mature, honest,dependable, organized person;9a.m.-5p.m., Mon.-Fri. Apply in personwith resume @ Xtreme 4320US Hwy 380, Decatur, TX; betweenDecatur & Bridgeport.Zimmerer Kubota& Equipment, Inc.Decatur StoreFull TimeAdmin/ Parts PositionHardworking, intelligent,mature, organized, honest, selfmotivated individual with goodpeople skills & ability to multi-task.Computer capabilities preferred.Please apply in person.No phone calls please.Some Saturday work required.Adults needed to teach ESL,Wednesday evening, 6:30-8p.m.,First Baptist Church, Decatur.(940)390-1231.CDL Drivers wanted to haul waterfor oil field service. Experience required.Fax resume to Stephanie,(817)558-1329; or call(817)558-1018.Local OTR company has currentopening for driver with CDL &r e e f e r e x p e r i e n c e . C a l l(940)399-6232.SERVICChildcareDO YOU NEED A BABYSITTER?Registered, in-home daycare locatedin Rhome, is now enrolling.Call Angela @ (214)686-0342.Retired nurse starting in-home daycareAugust 16. Prefer babies, 0-18months. Call (940)255-2678 formore information.BusinessSERVICES• Childcare• Adult/Elderly Care• Business• Housecleaning• Let Me Fix It• Miscellaneous• TutoringRemember627-SLABFor all your concrete needs!Production Employees NeededThis is a direct hire opportunity for a 10 hour, 2nd shift,working Tuesdays through Fridays at $11.35/hr., plus generousproduction pay, which can significantly increase your wages! Job dutiesinclude labeling boxes, picking cases and loading trucks by handin a distribution center. Must be reliable, be able to lift heavy itemsup to 50 lbs. regularly and work in Sanger. Training is provided.Team Leader OpeningsTeam Leader openings available on 2nd shift working Tuesdaysthrough Fridays. These Team Leaders will supervise a team ofhourly associates, possibly in multiple work cells, in a Sangerdistribution center. Team Leader candidates must have at least1 year of supervisory experience and be able to workalongside of their team, leading a picking and loading team.Compensation is $12.35/hr., plus generous incentives for workperformed. Must be reliable, be able to lift heavy items up to 50 lbs.regularly and work in Sanger. Bi-lingual candidates highly preferred.Insource has benefits available including health, dental insurance,holiday and vacation pay, and more!To apply, please visit our website at www.insourceperforms.com,scroll to the bottom of the page and click “Career Center”. Clickon “View All Open Positions” to find these openings and to apply.Or, you may come to the Insource application acceptance days atthe Fairfield Inn Denton, 2900 W. University Dr., near I-35. We’ll beaccepting applications Tuesday – Wednesday, August 24-25,from 10am to 4pm, and Thursday, August 26, from 10am to 2pm.• CorrectionalOfficersFurniture Electronics Appliances ComputersHiring Now for CSRSales & Store MerchandisingCAREER OPPORTUNITY TO $11.00 PER HOURLearn the Lease Purchase Businesswith the Industry LeaderAarons Store Managers Average75k in Annual Pay• Good driving record required• Clean criminal background• Good communication skills• Must be customer friendly• Electronics experience helpful• Some heavy lifting• Substance screen requiredAARON’S OFFERS:• Growth opportunity - rapid advancement• 5 day week (closed Sunday)• Company sponsored health plan• Paid vacation and 5 paid holidays• Friendly work environment• Up to $11 hour depending on experience• Raise after 120 days training period• Several positions - start right away• Drug Free WorkplaceApply at 1304 FM 51 S, DecaturNext to Dollar General940-627-5043, ask for MikeTradesMETALFABRICATIONBUSINESSLooking For:Assembly peoplePress Brake operatorsShear operatorsTurret Punch operatorsMachine Shop helpEngineering / QualitySend Resume to:Attn: HRP.O. Box 1620Bridgeport, TX 76426Welders needed. All candidates willbe tested prior to placement withflux core and stick welding. No felonieson background and drug testrequired. Fax resume/work historyto Gena at (817)332-1988; or emailgena@pdqtemporaries.com.ClearViewTree Service and Stump Removal• Tree Removal• Stump Grinding• Storm Damage Experts• Chipper Service• Bucket TruckFREE ESTIMATES(Senior Citizen Discount)Fully Insured940-626-4345Toll Free 1-866-606-3224Most Credit Cards AcceptedWise, Cooke and Montague CountiessrrInsist on QualityConcrete, Inc.Ty Kennedy 940-627-SLABFREE ESTIMATESHousecleaningAMY'S HOUSEKEEPING SERVICEOld Fashioned Clean by a trustworthyneighbor, and affordable price!5-years in Wise County.(817)995-7961.Let me fix itALL AROUND HANDYMANFraming, trim, fencing, drywall,doors/windows, decks, painting.15-years experience. Owner operated.(817)781-1778.ELECTRICAL WORKCommercial and residential. Lighting,outlets, service and repairs.New construction, remodels. Masterlicense and insured. Free estimates.(940)627-0072.

12 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010EMPLOYMENT FARM AND RANCH PETSHOME REPAIRSCarpentry, minor electrical & plumbing.Free estimates. (940)389-0582.LOOKfor ourSeptic SystemsInstalled adHome Repairs • UpdatesSheetrock RepairsNew ConstructionPatios & DecksGarage ConversionsShops • BarnsFencing • WeldingCarpentryCustom WoodworkTractor & Backhoe ServiceRoy & ReynReynolds35 + Years ExperienceLen Roy Don Builders, IncRemodeling &Handyman& Storm SheltersBuilding servicesDirect Mobile 817-366-7990Also see our ad forBudget Septic Systems InstalledREMODELING AND ALL HOMErepairs including masonry, painting& roofing. Honest, dependable, expe r i e n c e d . C a l l C a r l t o n ,(940)394-6138; or Royce,(940)394-6164.STEVE’S HANDYMANElectric, plumbing, framing, cabinets,countertops, drywall, painting,lawn maintenance. hauling, tree removal,pressure washing. Free estimates.(817)471-7597.FARM AND RANCHFARM ARANCFencing3D FARM & RANCH SERVICESAll types fencing, sheds, carports,custom gates, entrances, mobile &shop welding. YOU NAME IT, WEDO IT!! (940)210-1242.BOBBY’S FENCEAll types fencing. Free estimates.Over 25-years experience.(817)444-3213.FARM & RANCH FENCINGPipe & cable, non-climb, barbedwire, entrances, solar gate operators,repairs. Made in USA. Jim,(940)367-7505.Lawn and garden• Farm Equipment • Fencing• Lawn & Garden • Livestock• Livestock Care/Training• Livestock Lost & Found• Livestock Stud Service• Livestock Supplies• Miscellaneous • Mowing• Pasture & Feed • PoultryTREES TRIMMED & REMOVED36 years in business, insured. Allmajor credit cards accepted.(817)444-0861, Teater.LivestockALL NATURAL BEEFstraight from the ranch. Young, tender,no growth hormones/antibiotics.Grain or grass fed. Whole, half.(940)210-9614.ANGUS CATTLE FOR SALEGrain fed, certified Angus steers, nohormones, whole or half. Also, certifiedAngus cow/calf pairs; and registeredAngus bulls, 2-year-olds.Please call Mickey, (817)371-2168,or Chris (972)342-5539.C BAR M TACK-FEED-HORSES143 CR4396, Decatur, TX. Cash,c h e c k s , c r e d i t c a r d s .www.cbarm.net, (817)929-3612.I BUY & SELLall kinds of animals & trailers.Horses, cows/calves, pigs, sheep,goats. All kinds poultry. Fred,(817)223-4477.LLAMASweanlings (6-months-old), adults,bred females, guardians & pet quality.We provide training & supportfor new owners. (940)433-5897.LOWLINE BLACK ANGUS(grass fed) ground beef; great forhealth; great for taste. $3.98/lb. Deliveryavailable. (940)210-3126,days; (940)210-8782, evenings.Livestock care/trainingHORSE TRAINING32-years experience. Colt starting,tuning, roping, reining. Clinics alsoavailable. References available.Ray Bates, (940)433-5025.J-2 HORSESHOEING/TRIMMING15-years experience, certified. Bestrates in town. Clay Johnson,(940)453-2364.MiscellaneousNEED YOUR SADDLE REPAIRED?Saddles cleaned, oiled & repaired.Custom leather work. Smith Saddlery,(940)627-3945; cell,(940)389-3619.MowingAAA DIAMOND-T TRACTORMOWING. Lots and acreage. Boxblade work. Free estimates.(940)433-8268.ACREAGE MOWINGTractor services. Plowing, seeding,aerating, tilling, fertilizing available.Tommy, (940)482-6578.ALL AROUND WISE LAWNCare. High quality, low prices, freee s t i m a t e s . C a l l t o d a y ,(940)393-5066.Klean KutLawn CareMowing • Edging • TrimmingCommercial or ResidentialBrush Hog MowingInsuredKenny MoranCell 817-247-9965Office 940-433-5470PASTURE & LOTmowing. Very reasonable rates! Call(940)389-8004.Now is your chance to tell our residents whoyou are...Advertise inBUSINESS2010WISE 2010and be seen in all 28,000 Wise County Homes!X WORKS TRACTOR WORKReasonable rates, quality performance.Mowing, fence clearing,tree/brush removal, general tractorwork. Brandon, (817)992-0405;Craig, (682)521-6746.Pasture and feed1 STOP HAY SOURCEfor all your hay needs. A-1 qualityround or square. Also custom baling.SC Squared. (817)944-9451.HAYShop Us First Or Last!50 years of actual servicein Hay Sales.Try us andsee if our prices can be beat!Thank you,Danny Taylor940-389-3068Charles H. Taylor940-627-3385 • 940-393-2728940-389-3068 • 940-389-50004X5 NET-WRAPPED COASTALheavy fertilized, weed killed. Deliveryavailable. Call (940)210-1634.CLEAN, FERTILIZEDhorse quality coastal hay. Squarebales, $5/each. (940)393-9835.COASTAL HORSE HAYsquare bales, fertilized. No minimum.We help load. Delivery available.Between Decatur/Alvord,(817)991-7625.HAY FOR SALEPremium Coastal Bermuda, 2ndcutting, high quality, fertilized inMay. 50 large, round bales. CutAugust 5. $50/bale. Call Guy at(817)929-4220, Cottondale area.LONESOME DOVE FEEDAuthorized Bryant Feed Distributor.Deer Corn, $6.80. 12% BroncoHorse & Cattle, $7.35. NaturalLonghorn Beef. Sioux City Sarsapari l l a . ( 9 4 0 ) 3 8 9 - 2 9 4 5 o r(940)433-5902. Located at 1231CR4380, Decatur.PoultryParadise, for sale. Barred Rock pullets,Buff Orpington Pullets,14-weeks-old. Call Mike,(940)255-0077.Pets!!ATTENTION!!We suggest that our readers thoroughlyinvestigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.AKC LABRADOR RETREIVERS2 females; Chocolate, 6-years-old;yellow, 4-years old. Free to goodhomes. (940)366-1624.Beautiful, miniature, female Dachshund,reddish brown, 9-weeks-old,dewormed & 1st shots. $125.(940)627-3089, (940)577-0570.BICHON FRISEAdorable little girls, handsome littleboys, the perfect gift. Family raised,AKC registered. Females, $400;Males, $300. Delivery available.(580)677-1913,bichonranch@att.net.PUG PUPPIESAlso breeding pair of Pugs. Seriousinquires only. $200 & up.(940)748-2609.YORKIE PUPSShihTzu/Maltese; Pomeranian,full-blood; Bishon/ShihTzu;Brussell/Yorkie; Yorkie/Chihuahua.$200-$450/each. 2nd shots.(940)389-1158, (940)393-2714.Pets lost and foundLost dog: black and white, shorthair, bobbed tail, female, will ancert o L i b b y . P l e a s e c a l l(940)389-6569.MERCHANFOR SAAppliancesWANT TO BUYrefrigerators, stoves, washers & dryers.Working or not. (940)872-3972.Garage sales!!ATTENTION!!Garage sale ads must be called inBEFORE 10a.m. Tuesday to run inthe Thursday edition. If you wantyour garage sale ad in All AroundWise also, it MUST be called in before10a.m. Friday THE WEEK BE-FORE the sale. We do not run garagesales the weekend before thesale.-- AUCTION--SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 @ 9AMLOCATION is 3 miles west of the Jacksboro, Texas Courthouse on Hwy. 380 WestNOTE: EARLY START TIME 9 A.M.View this auction & photos at www.russhessauctions.netNote early start time 9 a.m., so we can clear the building out. We have so much newcoming in. This is just a partial list consisting of but not limited to Farm, Ranch, Tools,Estate Guns, Silver Coins, Currency, Antiques, Primitives, Furniture, Glassware, Collectiblesand of course the outside having Vehicles, Equipment, Trailers and youname it. So don’t miss this months large consignment auction. All day auction. Itemscontinue to be added daily. Concession on Premises.Terms: “As Is, Where Is” NO Warranty expressed or implied.Cash or Check with Proper ID. 10% Buyer’s Premium. Rain or Shine.Announcements Made Sale Day Supersede All OthersCell (940)507-1433 • RUSS HESS AUCTIONSAuctioneers: Russ Hess • TX Auction Lic #11610Richard Collins • TX Auction Lic # 16166Order online...ANYTIMEWith1Go&to www.messengerofficesupply.comand click on the BiggestBook logo.MERCHANDISE FOR SALE• Appliances• Clothing/Jewelry• Furniture• Garage Sales• Firewood• Miscellaneous• AuctionsIT’S EASY!MERCHANDISEFOR SALEDecatur, 636 FM 2264, 1 mile offHighway 287), Sat., Aug. 28,8a.m.-? Refrigerator, treadmill,pickup toolbox, clothes, lots miscellaneousitems.Springtown, 5 miles north, off Highway51, 563 CR4796, Fri.-Sat., Aug.27-28, 7a.m.-7p.m. Small contracto r s t o o l s / e q u i p m e n t .(817)220-7437.Sunset, off Highway 101, 493 TurnipLane, Fri.-Sat. Aug. 27-28,7a.m.-? Yard sale, furniture, TVsclothes, tools, and more.FirewoodFIREWOOD FOR SALE$100/truck bed. Delivery availble.(817)988-5713.Miscellaneous1993 FORD E150 VANand some cleaning equipment, buffers,etc. Will sell all or part.(940)683-2353, after 5p.m.POP-UP CAMPERsleeps 7, great condition, $1,500.Utility trailer, $700. Couch &loveseat, $75/both. Toro self-propelledmower, $125. Jeff,(940)255-0697, after 6p.m.TRANSPORTCarsTRANSPORTATION• Boats• Cars• Recreational Vehicles• Trucks• Accessories• Trailers• Wanted to BuySe habla español1110 HOVEY ST., BRIDGEPORT940-683-1999BUY HEREPAY HEREIF YOU NEEDa good, dependable car or truck for$3,500 or less, come by CowgirlAuto Sales, 804 Business Highway287, Decatur, TX; (940)626-0070.Ask about our inventory. Let’s dobusiness!2006 Nissan 350Z, excellent conditioninside and out, low mileage; Ijust need a bigger vehicle.$15,250/OBO. (940)284-6969,(940)577-9319TRANSPORTATIONYou AreApproved!100% ApprovalCars &Trucksstarting$at 799You’re Approved First Time BuyersBad Credit, No Credit, Need to Build CreditMake Jeremiah Miller theGo to Guy for all your used car needs!107 S. Hwy 81-287, Decatur940-626-8000Purchase Four New Tires ByThese Manufacturers and Get$100 NoCreditCheck!799 dn.We alsobuy cars!107 S. Hwy. 287 • DecaturBehind Dairy Queen940-626-8000Visit our websitewww.bmgautosales.comI’LL BUY THOSE YARD CARSas well as your good used cars.Arvin, (817)925-8768.1997 LINCOLN TOWN CAR98k miles, $5k. (940)399-7271.Recreational vehicles2006 TRAIL CRUISERtravel trailer, 26 QBH. $10,000. Callanytime, (940)433-5596.COLEMAN CANOE16 foot, square stern, includes paddles,$375. Honda ATC703-wheeler with spare parts, not currentlyrunning, includes manual,$50. (940)577-2360.Pickups/Vans/SUVs1989 EDDIE BAUER BRONCO5.0, V-8, cold AC, many extras,$4,450. Stainless model 70SA .358Winchester, 24” barrell, $2,400.(817)507-6197.2008 GMC SIERRA20 mpg, loaded, chrome trim &wheels, driving lights, tow package,extended warranty. $15k. Must sell.(940)577-5985.1988 JEEP WRANGLERwith soft & hard top. Very nice! New4” lift, new radio. $6,000/OBO.(214)837-4954. 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ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010 13Fall 2010 ScheduleComputer SeriesIntroduction to MS WordDate: Sept. 16Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PMLocation: NHS 909Tuition: $20This introductory class is perfect for beginners who want to learnthe fundamentals of MS Word to keep up with today’s society.Microsoft Excel IDates: Sept. 21 & 23Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PMLocation: NHS Room 909Tuition: $40This class will introduce the basic spreadsheet functionalityprovided in Excel. Learn to enter and edit data, select cells,adjust columns and rows. You will also learn to build formulasand use the fill option.Microsoft Excel IIDates: Oct. 5 & 7Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PMLocation: NHS Room 909Tuition: $40Learn more advanced features in Excel. Topics will includeformulas, functions, charts, graphs, and working with multipleworksheets.Introduction to AccessDates: October 12 & 14Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PMLocation: NHS Room 909Tuition: $40Learn about the structure and benefits of a Microsoft Accessdatabase and become familiar with how to analyze, view, andreport data.Introduction to Adobe PhotoshopDates: October 21, 26, 28Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PMLocation: NHS Room 909Tuition: $60This course will teach you how to work with Photoshop designfeatures such as cropping and cutting pictures and insertingbackgrounds. Also, using features such as feathering, brightening,and darkening photographs will be taught.Just a Click Away!Date: Sept. 9Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PMLocation: NHS 814ATuition: $25Photography SeriesJoin us in learning the basics of using your digitalcamera...point-and-shoot or SLR.Digital PhotographyDate: Sept. 16 - Oct. 28 (Thursdays)Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PMLocation: NHS 814ATuition: $75This Course provides an introduction to the fascinatingtechnology that is catapulting the photographic world into the21st Century. Using your film, digital SLR, or advancedpoint-and-shoot camera, you will learn to get out of automode and take creative control of your images. Fundamentals ofphotography are taught, including exposure, lighting, lensselection, and composition.Photoshop for Digital PhotographyDate: Nov. 4, 11, & 18Time: 6:30 - 8:30 PMLocation: NHS 814ATuition: CallOver the past 10 years, thousands of people just like you have enjoyed the benefitsof community education classes offered by Northwest ISD. The goal of theprogram is to reach out to our community by providing interesting, educational,and fun classes that bring the community together by providing life-long learningopportunities.Some of the most popular classes have been Digital Photography, Microsoft Wordand Excel, Welding, Karate, Certified Nurse Assistant training and Pharmacy Techcertification classes, just to name a few.We consistently receive positive feedback on our courses from satisfied customers.One recent comment was, “I really liked the course. After being out ofschool for better than 13 years, I was afraid I would have trouble. It went verywell. The teacher was great, and I actually had fun. Thank you, and I look forwardto taking more classes.”We also offer over 200 online courses for people who have busy schedules or justlike the convenience of learning on their own terms.We invite you to look at our 2010 fall schedule of classes and take advantage ofopportunities to develop your interests, learn new skills, and make new friends.Sincerely,Karen G. Rue, Ed.D.KarenSuperintendentG. Rue, Ed.D.of SchoolsSuperintendent of Schools5 Great Ways To Sign UpONLINE:Browse to http://nisdtx.revtrak.netClick on “Registration”PHONE it in!Jill Gilley 817-215-0273 Leave a voice mail message afterhours or on weekends.FAX it in!817.215.0276MAIL it in!NISD Adult and Community EducationP.O. Box 77070Ft. Worth, TX 76177-0070WALK it in!*Northwest ISDOffice of Adult and Community Education2001 Texan Dr.Justin, TX 76247*You must pre-register. Registering the night of class isnot permitted.Tuition and Fees: Tuition is payable in full at the time ofregistration. Please make checks or money orderspayable to Northwest ISD. There will be a fee of $25 onall returned checks. We accept check, money orders andthese credit cards:Refund Policy: Classes canceled by NISD Adult andCommunity Education will result in a full refund payable toyou by mail. Tuition is non-refundable for missedclasses or withdrawal from class.Confirmations: Confirmations of registrations will not bemade. Assume you are registered for a course unlessyou are notified.From the Grocery Store...to Gorgeous. Do it yourself Holiday CenterpiecesThis course is an introduction to Holiday arrangements. Students willexperience hands on learning with live and silk florals. Participants willdesign one-of-a-kind arrangements in preperation for Thanksgiving andChristmas. Both arrangements will be given to participants to take home. Allsupplies and tools are provided. Class will consist of two sessions from 6-9PM. Session I will focus on Holiday arrangements utilizing fresh flowers.Session II will utilize Silk and Dried Flowers. We will cover arranging,dying, mechanics and preperation techniques.All Participants must register at least one week prior toSession I.Date: Session I - Nov. 2Session II - Nov. 4Time: 6:00 - 9:00 PMTuition: Both Sessions $120.00Byron Nelson High School - Horticulture Lab2775 Bobcat Blvd.Trophy Club, TX 76262FloralDesignSeriesParking available on West side of campus by the greenhouse.Culinary Arts SeriesThis is a hands-on cooking series taught by Chef Mullins.Drew Mullins graduated from The Culinart Institute of America.With over a decade of work in the field, Chef Mullins most recently workedfor Le Cordon Bleu in Dallas where he was a Chef Instructor.Fee for each class is $20 ..... Cheapest cooking class in town, so sign up fast!“I Didn’t Know Fish Could Be This Good”Date: Sept. 14Time: 6:00 - 9:00 PMAcademy of Culinary Arts Commercial KitchenByron Nelson High SchoolLearn to properly sauté fresh fish and compose a dish that will impress anyguest. Sauteed crispy skin Halibut, with olive oil, mashed potatoes, and wiltedArtic Char. Not only is this dish tasty, but it is also healthy ... who knew?“Fall In Love With Fall Cuisine”Date: Oct. 12Time: 6:00 - 9:00 PMAcademy of Culinary Arts Commercial KitchenByron Nelson High SchoolOne pot cookery has been a tradition for Fall and Winter food all over theworld. Learn to Braise butcher cuts in Red Wine, creating fork tender foodwith intense flavor. This meal will stick to your ribs and keep you warm whenit’s cold.“Give Thanks For a Moist Bird This Year”Date: Nov. 4Time: 6:00 - 9:00 PMAcademy of Culinary Arts Commercial KitchenByron Nelson High SchoolUpgrade your Thanksgiving meal with roasted Quail. Sometimes a smallerbird is a better bird. We will serve this tasty game hen with pureed parsnips,wilted greens, and fresh peas. This is how to cook Five Star...GED/ESLAdult Education classes are for participants eighteen and older and are tuition FREE.General Education Development (GED) classes prepare students to take the GED exam inreading, writing, math, social studies and science. English as a Second Language (ESL)classes will provide instruction in listening, speaking, reading and writing skills.Registration: Sept. 9, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMClasses: Tuesday & Thursday, Sept. 14 - November 18 (No classes Sept. 30)GED Room 606 ESL Room 602Location: W. R Hatfield Elementary, 2051 Texan Drive, Justin, TX 76247 (Enter througheast wing)Contact: Jill Gilley 817-215-0273Designing Effective WebsitesQuickBooks 2009 for ContractorsMay we suggest:These days, creating a Web site is so easy almost anyone can doThese it. But days, with creating all the a Web competition site is so easy on the almost Web, anyone creating can do a it. site that’sBut effective with all is the more competition challenging on the Web, than creating ever. To a site do that’s that, effective you need is tomore employ challenging good design than ever. principles. Regardless Regardless of your current of master your current the basics skillsor level of knowledge, in this course you’ll master the basics ofWeb design and learn how to build sites that are better and moreWeb design and learn how to build sites that are better and moreeffective. effective. Get Get ready ready to take to take your Web your design Web skills design to the skills next to level! the nextlevel!In this six-week course, you’ll learn how to use the Premier Contractor Editionof QuickBooks 2009 effectively to meet the accounting needs of your contractingbusiness and run it more effectively. Contractors have many unique bookkeepingneeds, so we’ve designed this course from the ground up specifically for theconstruction industry. The lessons are clearly illustrated and include step-by-stepinstructions in plain language, giving you hands-on practice with the featuresyou’re sure to use on a daily basis.www.nisdtx.orgInclement Weather: When Northwest ISD is forced tocancel the regular school day due to inclement weather,Adult and Community Education classes will also becanceled. School closings will be posted on the districtsweb site and on local TV and radio stations.Registration FormName ( print)______________________________________________________________Mailing Address ___________________________________________________________Home Phone________________________ email _________________________________COURSE TITLE START DATE TUITION________________________________________ ________________ __________________________________________________ _________________ __________TOTAL _________Please make checks payable to Northwest ISD. Drivers license number and date of birth are required on allchecks. Credit Card (circle one) Visa Master CardNumber __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __Exp. Date ____/ ____Card Holder Name _____________________________________________“Equal Opportunity District”

14 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, August 26, 2010Inside the FrameBack to school blurHere today...GONEtomorrow.Wise County Messenger Classifi edswww.wcmessenger.com/classTurn ThisThis client was at sucha loss of what to do withtheir outdated diningroom, they just stoppedusing it! We combinedsome existing pieceswith new accents.Now, it’s one of theirfavorite rooms in the house.Into This119 N. State • DecaturStudio 940.626.4387Tonja Hartman 817.980.1911IT’S BASEBALLTIME!DECATURBaseball LeagueNeat new shoes shufflefleetlingly over waxed, firmfloors. Heads bobble underfluorescent bulbs beamingcold, flat light.Gone are extended summerdays. Bare feet on chlorophyll carpetsand soft, fine sands fade into rounded, windblownmemories, the sharp image lost. A sun,yellow as a school bus, hides behind cinderblock walls.Time, once an abstract concept, takes firmgrip of slumped shoulders and waywardminds.Time holds a constant presence in theFor more Inside the Frameimages, visitwww.joeduty.com/blogschool day. Bells fire off withalarming regularity. Strictschedules must be met. Assignmentsturned in.The subject doesn’t alwaystell the story. Sometimes abackground proves stronger. This chosenlocation is a hallway at Boyd Elementaryschool. Camera in hand, our roaming photographerwaits for a random subject to leakinto the scene like osmosis.A low shutter speed created the blurredeffect. An added flash captured the subjectin fluid, transparent motion. Arms and legschurn. It’s back to school. Time holds sway.Saturday, Aug. 21 • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.Saturday, Aug. 28 • 10 - 4 p.m.Sunday, Aug. 29 • 12 - 4 p.m.Harmon Park, DecaturPlease bring birth certifi cateFor more information you may contact ourinformation line at 940-255-2499 or see ourwebsite atwww.decaturbaseballleague.comBuy Here/Pay HereMANAGER’S SPECIALS‘02 Venture VanGold metallic color............... $ 4,995 *‘02 Windstar $ *82K, Super nice......................... 82 WK‘03 Ford Ranger $ *XLT, V6, auto, ........................... 84 WKBACK-TO-SCHOOL SPECIALS‘99 Chevy Blazer $ *Leather, nice, White................. 65 WKSenior CareHEALTH & REHABILITATION CENTERBRIDGEPORT / DECATUR‘05 Impala $ * ‘02 Nissan MaximaLoaded, a great drive................ 69 $ *WK V6, auto, leather, Gray................ 76 WK‘05 Lincoln LS4-Door, all leather, all power options...Call for Details‘06 Ram 1500 SLT Quad CabOnly 38K on this attractive truck...Call for Details*Down Payment Required - See Dealer for DetailsAll financed cars and trucks carry a “Limited Warranty Plan” up to 24 months.(Some limitations apply. Ask for details.)WISE PRE-OWNEDOPEN: Monday - Friday 8-6 and Saturday 9-3US Hwy. 287 North in Decatur940-627-5164HomewardBound2 out of 3 Rehab Patientsreturn home in less then 30 daysSenior Care is here to meet all your needs: Short TermRehabilitation, Skilled Nursing Services,or Long Term Care.Bridgeport2108 15th StreetBridgeport, Texas 76426940-683-5023“Experience the Difference”Decatur701 West Bennett RoadDecatur, Texas 76234940-626-2800

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