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INDEXOpinion . . . . . . . . . 4Obituaries . . . . . . . 5Sports . . . . . . . . . 10Wise Business . . . . 9WHEN SECONDS COUNTFirst responders wantrural residents to knowthe importance of a visibleaddress.See page 3.SNAKEBITTENJacksboro manwho fell of BigSandy Bridge getspunctured by viper.See page 6.MIGHTY WOMENChico to take sixfirst-time ladylifters to statecompetition.See page 10.VOLUME 134 — NO. 19 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 2013 DECATUR, TEXAS 30 PAGES IN 2 SECTIONS PLUS INSERTS 75¢HoldtightLee falls insemifinals,climbs tofourth overallBY ERIKA PEDROZAepedroza@wcmessenger.comecatur’s Mike Lee advancedto the semifinals of theProfessional Bull Ridersron Cowboy IV Saturday, but his.97-second ride in that round wasot enough to hold off L.J. Jenins’3.28. But the points he gareredalong the way propelled himo fourth in the overall Built Fordough Series standings.Lee bested Aaron Roy of Canada,uilherme Marchi of Ferris andobson Palermo of Tyler in previousrounds of the bracket-styleevent at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington.After barely missing a qualifiedscore in the first round witha 7.9-second ride, the local cowboyearned an 87.5 over Marchi in thesecond and 88.75 points over Palermoin the third.Of the five Wise County competitorswho participated in what riderscall the most physically gruelingone-day event in the BFTS,only Lee and Silvano Alves, also ofDecatur, were left standing goinginto the third.In that round, top-seeded Alveswas ousted by last year’s Iron Cow-See Hold on page 3WISE COUNTYJOE DUTY/WCMESSENGER • Buy reprints at wcmessenger.com/reprintsRIDING TO FOURTH — Decatur bull rider Mike Lee maintains a tight grip atop in bull-riding action Saturday at theIron Cowboy IV at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington. Lee advanced to the semifinals and garnered enough points toclimb to fourth place in the overall Built Ford Tough Series standings before being ousted by L.J. Jenkins.DECATURBuildingredo tocost $2.6MBY BRIAN KNOXbknox@wcmessenger.combuilding will become itsnew administration building.On a 3-2 vote, a shorthandedday approved a $2.3 millioncontract with Martthe built in 1939 — mosthome of Weatherford CollegeWise County. The totalbudgeted cost of the projectThe board considered theproject at its last meetingon Feb. 21 but decided toinformation could be reviewed.Gary Micinski gave a detailedreport on the project,including why he recommendedmoving forward.He pointed out that thedistrict’s history and is a“source of pride” for thesolid than any other facilityin the district except forperhaps the newest building,“The structure is in verygood condition on the outside,and it could be a goodstructure for the future,”that the walls and timberframe appear to be in excellentDecatur IndependentSchool District’s oldestschool board MondayInc. of Irving to renovaterecently the temporaryis $2.6 million.postpone a vote until moreDeputy Superintendentbuilding represents thedistrict and community.The structure itself is moreYoung Elementary.Micinski said, pointing outcondition.See Building on page 3BRIDGEPORTPlane makes emergencylanding on U.S. 380JOE DUTY/WCMESSENGERWING AND A PRAYER — Pilot Christopher Brawley of Haslet taxied his Cessna 172 singleengineplane into a gravel parking lot Sunday afternoon after he made an emergency landingon U.S. 380 in Bridgeport.BY BRIAN KNOXbknox@wcmessenger.comDrivers on U.S. 380 inBridgeport Sunday afternoonmight have witnessed an unusualsight: an airplane landingon the roadway.A Cessna 172 single-engineplane made an emergencylanding on U.S. 380 inBridgeport around 1:45 p.m.No vehicles were struck,and the plane safely toucheddown.Texas Department of PublicSafety Sgt. Lloyd McKinneysaid pilot ChristopherBrawley of Haslet beganexperiencing engine problemsas he was flying eastfrom Bridgeport. He initiallytried to fly to the DecaturMunicipal Airport beforedeciding to turn aroundand head to the BridgeportMunicipal Airport. Brawleysent out a “mayday” callwhen it became apparentthat the plane would notmake it to the airport.Bridgeport Police ChiefRandy Singleton was drivingup to the scene as Brawleybrought the plane downon U.S. 380 between 16thStreet and Overland Driveon the east side of the city.“It looked like a perfectrunway landing, except itwas on a U.S. highway,” Singletonsaid.Brawley taxied into anempty gravel parking lotat Prime, a building manufacturingcompany on thenorth side of U.S. 380. Noone was injured.ON THEWEB ...Scan this QR code with yoursmartphone to go to our website.THIS CHEVY 2500 WORKHORSE OFFERS YOUR COMPANYIncredible Savings on FuelCNG is a Cleaner-BurningAbundant Texas ResourceWise County MessengerP.O. Box 149 • 115 South TrinityDecatur, Texas 76234www.wcmessenger.comUS287SOUTH ✯ DECATUR888-730-3924 www.Commercial-Trucks.comOur Bi-Fuel Silverado runs on BOTHCompressed Natural Gas AND Gasoline

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 5OBITUARIESBill Meyer, 76, of ArcherCity died Friday, March 1,2013, in Hospice of WichitaFalls.Funeral was March 3 atthe First Baptist Churchof Archer City with PastorRoger Deerinwater officiating.Burial was in the ArcherCity Cemetery under thedirection of Aulds FuneralHome.Bill was born Oct. 23, 1936,in Forestburg to TheodoreRoy Meyer and Anna RebeccaBarclay Meyer.He married Bobbie NivensMay 19, 1956, in Forestburg.They moved to Archer CityMarriages filedDecember 2012Albert Lee Posey andLana Faye King, both ofBridgeportAnthony James Haraidaof Boyd and Hannah AlysaMiller of BridgeportTimothy Lucas Young andKrista Marie Arrivillaga,both of BoydRaed Ali Sulaiman andBetty Jean Robinson, bothof ChicoTony F. Kilman and KimberlyA. Strange, both ofRhomeIsaac Miguel Roa-Pachecoand Kimberly Garcia, bothof RhomeDustin Floyd Hood ofRhome and Jerika LakayCrisp of BoydRichard Mitchel Craigand Megan Michelle Maddux,both of ChicoJohn Leroy Stewart Jr.of Rhome and Vicky JaneOney of MarshallDavid Lester Beaverstockand Dawn Elizabeth Keller,Bill Meyer1936-2013in March of1957 where helived for therest of his life.Bill wasa mechanicfor Burns,MEYER Perry PittmanFord, andMurphy Chevrolet beforeopening B&B Garage withBuck Chamberlain. He laterowned and operated his ownbusiness until his retirement.Survivors include his wife,Bobbie, of Archer City; sonsRobert Meyer of WichitaFalls and Doyle Meyer andCOUNTY CLERK RECORDSboth of BridgeportThomas Chapman andAmy Annette McDaniel,both of DecaturJose EpifanioValdez Lopezand Alicia Ramirez Patlan,both of JustinHoward Warren Blountand Sue Bollin of ParadiseJustin Allen Uselton andMichelle Leeann Richey,both of ChicoCade Ryan Hodgkins ofBridgeport and CassidyDshae Dane of DecaturJohn Joseph Callan andNia Nichole Nolen, both ofDecaturRichard Alan Espinozaand Christa Lynn Meneses,both of WataugaIsidro Nieto Olguin andDulce Nallely Vazquez Alvarez,both of DecaturPaul Clifton Higgins Jr.and Erika Gian Elia, both ofAlvordJoshua Aaron Armentroutand Autumn Rose Kim, bothof DecaturTyler O’Bryan Coon andCortney Lynn Williams,both of BoydAnthony Ray Bartoo andTracy Lyn Bryant, both ofChicoDaniel Allen Andersonand Crystal Michelle Hunter,both of DecaturMicheal T. O’Connell andAngela Kay Mathias, both ofPonderChristopher M. Connellyand Kristin Leann Richardson,both of ChicoMichael Le Dane Simsand Kimberly Dawn Ray,both of BoydAaron Bruce Everhartand Cheyenne Leigh Andersonof ParadiseRicky Jay Walton andRuby Lyn Perich, both ofBridgeportCody Ross Sukeforth andMary Prudie PenningtonSevero Montoya Arandaof Bridgeport and LourdesBalderas of DallasJearadt Ray Robinson andJosie Danielle Bryant, bothof Azlepartner, George Feazel, ofWest Monroe, La.; daughtersBeverly Southard and husband,Chester, of Archer City,Brenda Goforth and fiancé,Charlie McMurtry, of ArcherCity, and Rhonda Russelland husband, Arthur, ofLexington, S.C.; sister WilmaRichardson of Forestburg;grandchildren Kari Goforthof Wichita Falls, Erica Goforthof Frisco, Christopher,Khristal, Ashley and CameronSouthard of Archer City,LeShe’ Russell Mansor andhusband, Jack, of Charleston,S.C., and Austin Russellof Lexington, S.C.; and greatgrandsonBrayson Southardof Tennessee.He was preceded in deathby his sister, Geneva, and histwin sister, Betty; his brother,Roy; and his son-in-law,Vincent Goforth.Roy Allen, Mark Hilbers,Burk Morris, Sam Nivens,Jack Whitsitt and Ronnie Williamsserved as pallbearers.Memorials may be made tothe Archer County Library,P.O. Box 957, Archer City, TX76351 or to Hospice of WichitaFalls, 4909 Johnson Road,Wichita Falls, TX 76310.Wise County Messenger,March 6, 2013Angel Luis Ramos andLinda Ann Hicks, both ofRhomeJames Harrel Lamance Jr.and Nina Marie Day, both ofBoydJacen Lyle Williams andAnissa Michelle Everson,both of NewarkDouglas A. Wilson andAshley Nicole Rye, both ofAuroraJason Lee Young of Decaturand Sabrina CatherineGarg of Fort WorthAntonio Salvador Renteriaand Erika Selene Montejano,both of BridgeportJeffrey Thomas Harperand Tasha Nichole Haskett,both of NewarkDavid Wayne Carver andSharla Drinnon Carver,both of WeatherfordChristopher Glenn Ashmoreof Paradise and RebeccaRae Phillips of FortWorthDarrell Lee Potts andKathleen Margaret Guardalibene,both of DecaturKaren Ona Griffith1944-2013Karen Ona Griffith, 69,died Saturday, March 2,2013, in McKinney.Funeral was March 5 atCoker-Hawkins FuneralHome in Decatur withGerre Joiner officiating.Burial was in Oaklawn GRIFFITHCemetery. Pallbearerswere Lynda Godowic, MarkJordan, Peter Franco, BrianKnox, Andrew May andPierre Moua.Karen was born Feb. 6,1944, in Detroit, Mich., toClary and Donna Vivian(Rush) Shelton. She waspreceded in death by brothersRobert,Sydney andJoseph Shelton.Karen wasa memberof the PitmanCreekChurch ofChrist in Plano.She is survived by herdaughter, Tiffany Griffithof Plano; son Todd Griffithand wife, Kim, of Decatur;and granddaughter MeganGriffith of Decatur.Wise County Messenger,March 6, 2013Inez White Bewley1925-2013Inez White Bewley, 88, ahomemaker, died Saturday,March 2, 2013, in Decatur.Funeral is 10:30 a.m.Wednesday, March 6, atCoker-Hawkins FuneralHome in Decatur with theRev. Ken May officiating.Burial will follow at 2 p.m.at Bethel Cemetery nearWeatherford.Pallbearers are StevenWhite, Chris White, DougWhite, Chad White, BillyBob White, Jason Whiteand Justin White.Ms. Bewley was born Feb.6, 1925, in Bethel to Ralphand Edith Jane Dozier. Shemarried the Rev. Wesley J.White in Bennett April 3,1943, and they were married44 years until hisdeath March 11, 1987.Ms. Bewley was united inmarriage to the Rev. WillardBewley in SouthlakeOct. 10, 1988, and they hadBEWLEYbeen married11 yearsat his deathin March of1999. She isalso precededin death byher son, DavidL. White.Ms. Bewley enjoyed quiltingand gardening, and shewas a member of the FirstBaptist Church of Decatur.Left behind to cherishher memory are her sons,James White and wife,Karen, of Paradise, RonnieWhite and wife, Charla,of Cross Plains, and JerryWhite and wife, Cindy,of Fort Worth; daughterin-lawDianna White ofBridgeport; nine grandchildren;and 16 great-grandchildren.Wise County Messenger,March 6, 2013We honor most all funeral plansoffered by any funeral home.Continued from page 4blind. True or false?Millions of Americanshave been paying incometaxes our entire lives, yetthe politicians don‘t wantthose making millions topay their fair share. Trueor False?If there is one ounceof honesty left in any ofour political leaders, theyneed to ask themselvesthe following questions:How much do I pay formy lifetime governmentprovidedhealth insuranceand other benefits?What cuts in retirementand health care benefitsare in my deficit reductionproposal for me andmy fellow public servants?What am I giving up?Everyone who supportsthis travesty is a disgraceto the office they hold!It is this band of thievesthat has bankruptedAmerica and stolen themoney paid in advancefor our American dream— for their self-servingpolitical parties and agendas.We deserve the abusewe elect and accept!Rusty WhiteBridgeportYOUR VIEWSMartin, CMSare bright lightsin ChicoAs a child, I was raisedto believe that some thingsare right while other thingsare wrong. I guess, eventoday, those things I wastaught are right and wrongshape my convictions inareas such as politics, ethicsor how to get along withothers. Sometimes whenthings are wrong enoughyou have to be willing tospeak up.The school board’s failureto renew the middle schoolprincipal’s contract caughtmy attention recently. Ihave told several peoplethat if I was going to movemy child to a middle schoolin Wise County it would beto Chico. There is a verysimple reason for that. Hisname is Maury Martin.I met Mr. Martin throughthe 4-H in Chico, wheremy kids have been activelyinvolved for about eightyears. He and his familyvolunteer their time helpingkids with their animalsand show projects. He hasbeen tremendously helpfulto us in starting our owngroup of show animals. Ialso know he is active andknowledgeable in LittleDribblers and Chico baseball.I think it is wonderfulto have teachers and administratorsinvolved withkids outside the classrorom.Teaching life lessons is alsoa valuable aspect of shapingyoung people. I haveobserved Mr. Martin do thismany times.That’s what makes thisschool board decision evenmore puzzling. Mr. Martin’sschool, Chico Middle School,rates as the best in thecounty. It met AYP standardsbetter than any otherin the county. As a matter offact, it was the only middleschool in the county to excelin all four categories. Teachers’morale is high and wasdemonstrated at the boardmeeting when a large majorityof the teachers turnedout in support of his leadership.Several spoke on hisbehalf.Does their voice matter?Aren’t they trainedin the area of education?Shouldn’t they be heard?What more would anyonewant? All of these reasonscombine to my simple mindto make for an easy andright decision to extend hiscontract.Sadly, it seems egos andagendas can derail whatis right. Is this really thecourse that Chico willchoose to travel undertheir current leadership?The facts are not pretty.In the last few years theprincipals’ jobs at both thehigh school and elementaryschools best resemble thegame of musical chairs. Mr.Martin has been the oneconstant in the district untilnow. The results he andhis teachers have producedbear out the results of goodleadership.There is still time to remedythe situation. It seemslike a no-brainer to me. Noreason has ever been givenas to why this decision tonot extend Mr. Martin’scontract was made. Could itbe there’s not one, outsideof a personal agenda onthe part of one man? That,indeed, is a thought andcommentary on a schooldistrict if it is the case.I encourage the schoolboard to step up to theplate and do what is right.Do what is fair for the kids,right for the teachers andright for the community ofChico. It just makes sense!Rev. Gary DemmittChico1401 Halsell • Bridgeport940-683-1704940-627-5987 • WWW.WCMESSENGER.COM • NEWS@WCMESSENGER.COM • ADS@WCMESSENGER.COMKAREN GARRETTI AM GRATEFULTO SERVE AS YOURSALES CONSULTANTBUICK CHEVY GMCHYUNDAI PRE-OWNEDjameswood.com 940-627-2177The MessengerClassifieds...Measuring up to your expectations one ad at a time.

6 WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013BY BRANDON EVANSbevans@wcmessenger.comIt’s been a tough yearfor one man who in thelast two months allegedlytumbled down a cliff in FortWorth, fell off a bridge inWise County and was mostrecently bitten twice by arattlesnake in Jacksboro.Emergency respondersarrived at a home in JacksboroSunday and found25-year-old Jeffrey Curry,of Fort Worth, with snakebites to his right leg andleft hand.“The poor guy, he got biton the leg and then he gotbit on the hand,” said JeremyClayton, a Jacksboropolice officer. “He had twoBoyd to consider ‘one-to-one’When the Boyd ISDschool board meets Thursdaynight, they will discussand consider purchasinglaptops or iPads for studentsin the district.Administration has beendiscussing a move to a“one-to-one” program in theCOUNTY CLERK RECORDSWISE COUNTYSnakebittenMan not shy about calling 911schools. A one-to-one programmatches up each studentwith a computer to usefor instruction and projects.Most schools in the countyhave adopted some type ofone-to-one program.Boyd took a step in thatdirection last month whenMarriages filedJanuary 2013Fernando Medrano Diazand Cecilia Soto Villarreal,both of BridgeportAscencion M. Herrera andSonia A. Gonzalez, both ofBridgeportJerry Don Isbell and DonnaGayle Barnes, both ofMineolaJeremiah Martin Smithand Josie Lynn Moran, bothof BoydCharles Loynes Fountainand Carol Lee Giles, both ofAlvordJesse Tyler Brothers andJessica Lauren Pittman,both of Imperial Beach, Calif.Donald Nelson Davis Jr.and Rachel Ann Nichols,both of AuroraLyndon Ray Kerr ofBridgeport and CynthiaAnne Stutts of AlvordPedro Hernandez Contrerasand Heather DanielleKuni, both of BoydJose Gabriel Delgadilloand Jazmin Herrera, both ofBridgeportRobby Orin Shinn ofBridgeport and Rachel LealamariGasperson of DecaturHarry Eugene McAlisterJr. and Terry MichelleComiskey, both of WeatherfordSpencer Joseph Furstenbergof Dallas and JenniferLouann Greiner of DecaturJohn Scott Tucker of WichitaFalls and Tiffany NicholeGarrett of DecaturWilliam Landon Longleyof San Antonio and EliseAnn Dickens of BridgeportJoseph Kyle Waldrop andJacklyn Renea Starnes, bothof DecaturDouglas James Brown ofWalters, Okla., and StephanieMarie Beavers of AlvordStanley Ray Van Hooseand Julie Sue Edmundson,both of BridgeportCurtis Benjamin Baer andSamantha Ann Gardner,both of SweetwaterDavid Kent Jackson andTina Darlene Pierce, both ofSunsetMartin Lynn Gowins ofFort Worth and Angela FayeHays of ParadiseCurtis Dennison Record ofSanger and Jessica Ne’coleEllis of ChicoMiguel Angel Tovar andCrystal DeSantiago, both ofDecaturWhitmon Ray Stewart andBrandi Nicole White, both ofRhomeRicky Eugene Wreay andKiran Dasila, both of DecaturJames Wesley Walker andNacina Marie Cryer, both ofDecaturSteven Michael Shoen andpuncture wounds in hishand and in his leg. He wasreal calm. He walked out ofthe house and to the ambulance.He was a lot morecalm than I would havebeen if I’d been bitten by asnake.”After getting bit in theleg, Curry tried to grab thesnake and was struck againin the hand.Clayton said officerssearched all over the propertybut never found a snake.Curry was transported byhelicopter from Jacksboro toWise Regional Health Systemin Decatur. Photos takenat the hospital showedthe areas around the bitesswollen and discolored. Hesoon walked out of the hospitalon his own accord.The snake bites occurredjust two weeks after he’d reportedlyfallen off a bridgein Wise County.On the afternoon of Thursday,Feb. 14, Curry called911 on his cell phone andreported that he’d fallen offthe bridge on U.S. 380 crossingBig Sandy Creek. Hetold emergency respondershe’d fallen approximately15 feet onto the shallow,rocky creek bed below. Medicsfound him lying on theground on his back, complainingof back pain andnumbness in his legs. Hereceived a helicopter flightto a Fort Worth hospitaland was soon released.That was the second timeBOYDthe board approved purchasingiPad minis for allteachers. SuperintendentTed West said they wantedteachers trained and preparedin using the technologyso they could get themost out of it in the classroom.Ashley Nicole Gilbert, both ofDecaturPablo Antonio Salinas andDiamantina Iglesias Lomas,both of BridgeportJesus R. Pacheco and BeatrizA. Juarez Gomez, both ofRhomein less than a month thatCurry reported falling. OnJan. 20, Curry called 911 onhis cell phone to report thathe’d fallen off a cliff about 8feet high in a wooded areaon the south shore of LakeWorth.Fort Worth police andfirefighters found him lyingon his back. He told policehe’d been walking his dogwhen he lost his footing andfell off the ledge. His dogwasn’t at the scene.Last November, WiseCounty EMS were called toattend Curry after he complainedof chest pains whilesitting on a bench.“He probably needs tostay inside his house,” Claytonsaid.The board meets 6:30p.m., Thursday, March 7, atthe administration buildingboardroom at 600 KnoxAve.YEA.TEEN SCHEDULEFeb. 25 - Mar. 21Mar. 25 - Apr. 184 - 6 p.m. &6:30 - 8:30 p.m.Wise DrivingSchool at TheBridgeport Lions ClubDISTRICT CLERKDivorces filedJanuary 2013Jennifer Dyan Gibson andAllen D’Shane GibsonJanell Cartwright andGary Richard CartwrightAlexandria Reyes Coloradoand Victor Rodolfo ColoradoLorenza Valentina Oronaand Gregorio Orona Jr.Nathaniel Douglas Robertsand Cheryl Loreen RobertsClifford Paul Hughes andVictoria Leslie HughesKimberly Ann Reynoldsand Jim Alan JenningsZachary Martin Ellis andKelsey Denise BohannonGary Marett and AshleyMarettKallie June Stricklandand Justin Lee StricklandApril Ann Webb and KinneyWayne WebbRuben Godoy and GloriaGodoyRandall Wayne Atchleyand Bonita S. AtchleyGlenn Alden Scalf and JoannaGale ScalfLisa Dawn Hamilton andOlan Ray Hamilton IIMatthew David Stephensand Angela Marie StephensBaltazar Garcia Vidanaand Maria Teresa VidanaRECORDSJulie Anne Foshee andWesley Eugene FosheeLinda Carol Smith andWarren Vance SmithArlene Wolfe and WesleyKelvin WolfeKaren Allison Stutevilleand Gerald Rue StutevilleRandi Marie Moody andAlex Lurton MoodyFreida Solley and JeffersonSolleyLoretta Ann Draper Mc-Quillin and Ralph E. Mc-Quillin IIBrandon C. Ganus andSusie Q. GanusFlor de Maria Jimenezand Ramon Jimenez MartinezJr.Valerie Montgomery andDonald MontgomerySandra Lea Romines andTommy Lee RominesEdward Wayne Elam Jr.and Terri Lynn ElamMario Jose Servin andJennifer Tune ServinKlint Jared Kirkpatrickand Cathy Ann KirkpatrickNorma Montgomery andCharles MontgomerySteven McMurry Jr. andAmber Ryan McMurryRay Don Turner and JaniceTurnerTerrie L. Brooks and KennethBrooksWISE DRIVINGSCHOOLTeens and Adults Classroom InstructionTeens and Adults Driving Lessons1107 8th Street, Suite ABridgeport, TX 76424940-683-3911Adult 6-hour course for ages 18-24Begins March 2, 2013 • 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.Teen classes are Mon.-Thurs. for 4 weeksYOU’RE GONNA NEEDMORE PICTURE FRAMESWise County MessengerPhotoReprints940-627-5987 • WCMESSENGER.COM/SUBSCRIBEWCMESSENGER.COM/REPRINTS

POWERLIFTINGWISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 7Eagles, Bulls fall short in regional meetDecatur finishes 11thto round out seasonDecatur played host tothe Region 6 Division IIpowerlifting championshipSaturday. The meetwas a last ditch chance forthese lifters to qualify forstate.Despite their efforts, neitherDecatur, nor Bridgeport’sathletes were ableto move beyond regionals.Overall Decatur placed11th, and Bridgeport took16th.Wt. Class Place Lifter Team BWT Squat Bench Deadlift Total114 4 Samano, Alex Decatur 110.7 270 135 300 705148 8 Morales, Marcos Decatur 141.6 355 225 400 980165 4 Huerta, Gabe Bridgeport 162.6 430 295 360 1085165 6 Layton, Chad Decatur 162 410 225 415 1050242 5 Cowdrey, Graham Decatur 232.3 460 295 420 1175275 4 Williams, Dakota Decatur 248.7 530 285 510 1325SHW 3 Hartsell, Jacob Decatur 282.2 500 320 480 1300JOE DUTY/WCMESSENGERNICE TRY — Jesus Gam needed to lift more than 300pounds to qualify for state, but fell short. • Buy reprints atwcmessenger.com/reprintsJOE DUTY/WCMESSENGERPUSHING THROUGH — Decatur’s Dakota Williams competed in the 275-weight class and secured fourth place at theregional meet Saturday. • Buy reprints at wcmessenger.com/reprintsSOFTBALL ROUNDUPBoyd takes down JacksboroThe Boyd Lady Jackets cruised to a 14-2win over Jacksboro Monday. Boyd (10-7-1)took the lead with six runs in the second,then they put up eight more in the third.Chandler Hammon, Britney Howard andLinsey Chancellor each had two hits. Hammonknocked in four while also connectingon a home run.Chelsea Arlington picked up the win goingall five innings, giving up four hits and strikingout four.Over the weekend the Lady Jackets capturedtwo games at the Denton Tournament.Boyd knocked off Mansfield 6-3. Hammontossed all four innings for the win, whileBoyd only managed three hits in the game.Kallie Tyner had a single and an RBI.The Lady Jackets slipped past Argyle 4-3.Arlington got the win going all five inningsand striking out five. Hammon and Howardeach had two hits.Bell High School took down Boyd 12-6.The Lady Jackets gave up 10 runs in the bottomof the second and could never recover.Howard had three hits and four RBI’s. SavannahFoster ended the night with a coupleof hits.Alvord takes district openerThe Alvord Lady Bulldogs came awaywith a district opening 7-5 win over MillsapMonday. Mikena Mader got the win, strikingout 15 batters in the process.Over the weekend the Lady Bulldogsrolled through the Alvord Tournament pickingup five wins. In pool play, Alvord blankedChico 15-0, defeated Muenster 14-1 and gotpast the Lindsay JV 14-1.MACK TWEATT/WCMESSENGERSTRIKE — Mikena Mader fires in strikesduring the Alvord Tournament lastweekend.During Saturday’s bracket play, they tookdown Muenster 12-2 and beat the LindsayJV, 14-2 for the championship.BASKETBALLDistrict 9-3A hands out honorsDistrict 9-3A recently announcedtheir 2012-2013all-district team. Below is alist of this year’s representatives:Co-District MVPsRachel Wallace ...............KrumJulia Schmaltz .................KrumOffensive Player of the YearAriannah Kemp ....... GainesvilleCo-Defensive Playersof the YearChandler Kemp ....... GainesvilleAllie Millican ................ SangerNewcomer of the YearCarissa Spiker .............. SangerSixth Man of the YearDiamond Martinez ...........KrumFirst TeamBailey Thompson .....BridgeportShelby Drews ..............DecaturJasmyne Tate ..............DecaturMurphy Graham ...........DecaturKatie Isham .................DecaturKiarah Manuel ....... GainesvilleBrittany Royal ....... GainesvilleHali Smith .............. GainesvilleNatalie Castillo ............. SangerCandice Prater ............. SangerAllison Beck ....................KrumCallie Craddock ...............KrumHonorable MentionLandrie Walsh ..........BridgeportSabrina Garza ..........BridgeportMakayla Mayfield ........DecaturTraci Hale ....................DecaturHaley Dennard .............DecaturJacy Beam ................... SangerBrooke Lewis ............... SangerZhanice Lane ......... GainesvilleCaitlyn Arnold..................KrumAcademic All-DistrictMakayla Mayfield ........DecaturCarlee Stapp ...............DecaturMurphy Graham ...........DecaturKatie Isham .................DecaturWCMESSENGER ARCHIVEHIGH ACCLAIM — Decatur’s Katie Isham joined three otherLady Eagles on the District 9-3A first team.Haley Dennard .............DecaturEmily Baker .................DecaturTraci Hale ...................DecaturLauren Stowers .......BridgeportCarlee Godwin .........BridgeportSabrina Garza ..........BridgeportCheyenne Davidson .BridgeportTylar Chapa .............BridgeportLeah Guinn ..............BridgeportKayla Henson ..........BridgeportElaina Peyton ..........BridgeportLandrie Walsh ..........BridgeportBASEBALL ROUNDUPContinued from page 10eral Wells, 8-1. Hunter Yorkgot the win going all six innings.Jaston McBee connectedon three hits anddrove in a run. Chase Longhad a couple of hits. TylerMelton had a single and twoRBI’s.Bridgeport takes LittleElm TouneyThe Bridgeport Bulls easilygot past Dallas Sunset 9-2to claim the Little Elm Tournamentover the weekend.The Bulls (8-1) put up fiveruns in the first inning andnever looked back. DamianDelgado went all six inningsearning the win. Omar Martinezhad two doubles andtwo RBI’s. Delgado and ErikDelgadillo also had a coupleof hits each.“We played really well allweekend and improved inareas of the game,” Bridgeportcoach Ted Leps said.The Bulls shut out LittleElm 10-0. Alex Samplespitched all five innings forthe win, striking out seven.Reese Read came with threehits to lead the offense.Martinez, Delgado andDelgadillo all finished withtwo hits each.“Alex [Samples] did agreat job keeping Little Elmoff balance all night,” Lepssaid. “We really had a goodapproach at the plate.”Bridgeport edged Celina4-3 on Friday. The Bulls ralliedwith four runs late totake the victory.Dillon Waldrep picked upthe win in relief. Read hadthree hits while Delgado finishedwith two.The Bulls opened the tournamentwith a 15-1 thrashingof R.L. Turner. Readpitched a complete gamegiving up two hits and strikingout seven in five innings.He also had three hits alongwith Waldrep. Samples andDelgado had two hits each.

10 WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013SPORTSBASEBALLROUNDUPEaglespick up2 of 3 attourneyThe Decatur Eagles closedout the Mineral Wells Tournamentwith a 7-0 win overCastleberry Saturday. TheEagles (3-6) scored fourruns in the second and twomore in the third to seal thegame.Clayton Egle picked upthe win going five innings— giving up four hits andstriking out six.Michael Hicks had twohits and two RBI’s. DrewEdwards had a hit and threeRBI’s.On Friday, Azle downedDecatur, 14-4. Seven errorshurt the Eagles. JohnnyMurillo took the loss on themound, and Hicks led theoffense with a couple of singlesand two RBI’s.In the tournament opener,Decatur rolled over Springtown12-2. The Eaglesjumped out to a 4-2 lead andscored at least one run inevery inning but the fifth.Christian Carrillo hadfour hits and two RBI’s.Egle, Joey Cantu and DeweyDovel each had two hits.JOE DUTY/WCMESSENGERGOOD EYE — Bridgeport’s Reese Read strokes a single into right field against Mineral Wells Monday. The Bulls won 13-6. • Buy reprints at wcmessenger.com/reprintsBridgeportbullies RamsBASEBALLChico takes twoThe Chico Dragons (3-2-1) ended the Santo Tournamentwith a 7-7 tie againstPaschal after rallying forfour runs in the fifth to takea brief lead. Paschal ralliedwith two in the bottom ofthe inning for the tie.Dalton Tullous had a coupleof hits to lead the Dragonoffense.On Friday, Chico defeatedCross Plains 11-3. Tullouswent all four innings, pickingup the win, and he alsohad two hits. Austin Collinswent 3 for 3, includingtwo doubles, with two RBI’s,and Dustin Hardee finishedwith two hits.Chico also defeated Min-See Baseball on page 7BY JIMMY ALFORDjalford@wcmessenger.comThe Bulls beat the MineralWells Rams 13-6 in seveninnings Monday night.Bridgeport took advantageof several mistakes made by theRams defense to rack up the runs.Bridgeport (9-1) jumped ahead bytwo in the bottom of the second inningwith a deep center field doubleby Damian Degallo that brought inrunners Omar Martinez and DillonWaldrep.“Their pitcher was giving us thebase basically,” Bridgeport coachTedd Lepps said. “He was onelookingus, and we work on thosethings in practice. When the pitcherdoesn’t hold us on very well, we’regoing to steal even though we arenot very fast at all.”The big hit of the night came viaa long home run slammed down theleftfield line by Omar Martinez inthe bottom of the fourth. Martinezhit the lone home run of the nightand batted in both Dalton Hudsonand Jake Hulsey.“Martinez broke the game open,and he has done that all year,”Lepps said. “That is what we lookfor out of our four hole hitters is toknock runs in.”The Rams answered quickly witha double of their own to center fieldto tie up the ballgame, followed byanother double that brought twomore Rams back to the dugout.Mineral Wells scored a final thirdinningrun on a wild pitch thatskirted Bulls’ catcher Waldrep’sglove.See Bridgeport on page 8JOE DUTY/WCMESSENGERJUST MADE IT — The Bulls’ Dillon Waldrep makes his way across home plateafter Damion Delgado hits a double.POWERLIFTINGChico heads to state with six first-time liftersJIMMY ALFORD/WCMESSENGERON THEIR WAY — (From left) Alli York, Jordan Vidal, Cheyenne Hale, Breann Hall, CharlyeBiggerstaff and Ali Galindo will compete in state powerlifting meet March 16 in CorpusChristi.BY JIMMY ALFORDjalford@wcmessenger.comThe weight room echoeswith the clanging of heavysteel and the hard work ofChico’s lady powerlifters.At first glance, it might behard to believe these youngathletes house so muchstrength.The girls’ lifting programhas turned from nearlynon-existent into a 1A powerhousein only one seasonunder the tutelage of coachHeath Tullous, who is inhis first year at Chico afterspending eight in Decatur.On March 16, six Chicogirls are heading to CorpusChristi to lift against thebest Texas has to offer. AlliYork, Jordan Vidal, CheyenneHale, Breann Hall,Charlye Biggerstaff andAli Galindo all have rocketedpast the competition intheir first season as powerlifters.Tullous has seen a lot of“This is my first year here after beingat Decatur for eight years, and I nevergot that many girls to state there. Theywere scared, and at first they all toldme ‘No, we’re not powerlifters.’ Theydidn’t think they were very strong ...”Heath TullousChico powerlifting coachpowerlifting success so farin his career. He said he hadtaken lifters to state in thelast six consecutive years atDecatur, and he didn’t wanthis first year in Chico to beany different. He felt goodabout taking six of Chico’s16 powerlifters to state.“This is my first yearhere after being at Decaturfor eight years, and Inever got that many girlsto state there,” Tullous said.“They were scared, and atfirst they all told me ‘No,we’re not powerlifters.’ Theydidn’t think they were verystrong, but I just kept pumpingthem up. I kept tellingthem ‘You got a chance. Yougot a chance.’ I didn’t wantthis to be my first year notto go to state, and now I’vegot six of them.”Tullous said telling themabout the state competitionand the experiences theycould have at the “wholeCorpus Christi thing” iswhat got them to finallycompete.“It’s at the American BankCenter, and it’s hockey season,too, so there will be iceon the floor with mats ontop of that. It will be cool,”Tullous said. “They’ll get toSee Chico on page 8

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2 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013On thefenceFOREVER YOUNG— The DecaturHigh School RodeoTeam presentedthe family of RoyYoung a buckleduring a dedicationceremony Fridaynight. The threedayhigh schoolrodeo hosted by theDecatur team wasdedicated to thelate Young, aa avidrodeo supporterwho died lastSeptember.JOE DUTY/WCMESSENGERHIGH-SCHOOL RODEO — Young cowboys watch high school rodeo action at a three-day event hosted by the Decatur High School Rodeo Team at the Wise County Sheriff’s Posse Groundsin Decatur.RODEOACTION— DakotaTawaterof Ponderattemptsto rope acalf duringrodeo actionSunday,the last ofa three-daycompetitionhosted by theDecatur HighSchool Rodeoteam lastweekendREMEMBERINGROY — TheDecatur HighSchool RodeoTeam makes apresentationto Roy Young’sdaughter Emily;wife Donna;and employerand familyfriend RaymondWood duringa dedicationceremonyFriday. Theteam dedicatedits three-dayevent lastweekend inmemory of Roy.

Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER 5FAITHBRIEFSOWBOY CHURCH — Wiseounty Cowboy Church,070 Old Denton Rd.,n Decatur is hosting alay day, breast collareries, Saturday, March. Sign-ups are at 2 p.m.,nd events start at 3.ost is $3 per event. Thehurch is hosting a barrel/ole expedition Sunday,arch 10. Sign-ups aret noon, and start time is. On Sunday, March 17,he church is hosting ajackpot roping. Sign-upsre at 5 p.m., and ropingegins at 6. For morenformation, visit www.isecountycowboychurch.om.Take the 40-Gallon ChallengeBY TANYA DAVISTexas A&M AgriLife ExtensionService is challengingpeople across the stateto reduce their water use byapproximately 40 gallonsper day.The 40-Gallon Challengecalls on both residents andbusinesses to save millionsof gallons of water annuallyand save money ontheir monthly water bills.The 40-Gallon Challengeallows Texans to competeagainst other Americanswho are taking the challengein their states.At the program’s website,www.40gallonchallenge.WiseNotes forConsumersorg, Texanscan pledgeto adopt wate r - s a v i n gp r a c t i c e sand see howmany gallonsof waterthey can expectto save.The websitealsoshows the most popularpractices being pledged,the pledged practices thatare saving the most waterdaily and counties andstates that are pledgingthe most daily savings.The Wise County Extensionoffice encourages WiseCounty residents to takea few minutes to see howyou stack up. You’ll learnhow to save water as youtake the pledge.For example, shorteningyour daily shower by twominutes will save 8 gallonsper day. Repairing a leakyfaucet will save 15 gallonsper day, and replacing anold toilet with a new, lowflushone will save 8 gallonsper day.To start saving water andtake the challenge, go tothe website and completethe checklist of water-savingpractices. The checklistincludes both indoor andoutdoor water-saving tips.Less than 1 percent of theEarth’s water is fresh wateravailable for drinking,bathing, cleaning, cooking,manufacturing and growingagricultural crops.From a global perspective,demands for freshwater will double every 20years as the world populationcontinues to grow.Saving water is the rightthing to do for us and forfuture generations.For more information onthe 40-Gallon Challengeand how to participate inyour county, call the Extensionoffice at 940-627-3341.Tanya Davis is a WiseCounty Extension agent.ASTER EVENTS — Theay Church in Runawayay is having the Livingast Supper 6 p.m. Sunday,arch 24, and it’s showinghe movie, “The Passionf Christ,” 7 p.m. Friday,arch 29. Admission isree. The church’s annualaster egg hunt is 10 a.m.o noon Saturday, March0, for ages 1 to 12. Thereill be activities for allges, though, includingood, prizes, bounce housesnd photos with the Easterunny. 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6 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013PreK pre-qualificationunderway in NISDNorthwest ISD offers prekindergarten(PreK) classesfor qualifying 4-year-olds.To adequately plan for the2013-2014 school year, NISDwould like to pre-qualify asmany 4-year-olds as possiblethis spring. Pre-qualificationpackets are available at allNISD elementary schoolsand can be picked up nowthrough March 25.To qualify, a child must be4 years old by Sept. 1, 2013,and meet one of the followingrequirements: unable to speak andcomprehend the English language; economically disadvantaged; child of an active dutymember of the military; foster child; and/or homeless“We will enroll 100 percentof kids who qualify for PreK,”said NISD Family InvolvementFacilitator Deanne Colley.“All information will needto be verified in the summer.”Completed packets can beturned in at any NISD elementarycampus 9 a.m. to 2p.m. any Thursday in March,except March 14.Eligible families will makean appointment in August toverify their information.For 2013-2014, PreK classesare planned at severalNISD campuses includingPrairie View Elementary inRhome and Seven Hills Elementaryin Newark.“PreK classes could be expandedto additional campusesbased on need and informationwe gather duringthe pre-qualification processin March,” Colley said.For more information, visitwww.nisdtx.org/prek or call817-215-0198.Wise County Tax TipsSelf-employment can include work in addition to your regular full-time business activities, such as part-time work you doat home or in addition to your regular job.If you are self-employed you generally have to pay self-employment tax as well as income tax. Self-employment tax is aSocial Security and Medicare tax primarily for individuals who work for themselves.You can deduct the costs of running your business. These costs are known as business expenses. These are costs youdo not have to capitalize or include in the cost of goods sold but can deduct in the current year.To be deductible, a business expense must be both ordinary and necessary. An ordinary expense is one that is commonand accepted in your field of business. A necessary expense is one that is helpful and appropriate for your business. Anexpense does not have to be indispensable to be considered necessary.GET YOURTAX SERVICELISTED HERECall Lori, Kelly, Laura or Lisafor more information940-627-5987ads@wcmessenger.comH. Frank ThorntonCertified PublicAccountant2000 S. CollegePO Box 690Decatur, TX 76234940-627-1023Tax Tips for the Self-EmployedFred H.Ray III,EA*, ABA**1414 Chico HwyBridgeport, TX76426940-683-2838*Enrolled Agent with the Internal RevenueService**Accredited Business AdvisorSpillar, Mitcham,Eaton & BicknellL.L.P.Certified Public Accountants730 North FreewayFort Worth, TX 76102817-877-5050Jackie’sTax &BookkeepingLocated at: 1013 Halsell St.• BridgeportStarting 1040 EZ’s for $25Additional charge for banking feesFree Electronic Filing940-683-0099Maria’sINCOME TAX SERVICEProfessional & AffordableEstoy aqui tambien para ayudar lacomunidad hispana.1932 Hickory St., RhomeE-File ProviderOffi ce: 817-636-2202Cell: 817-914-2700Evening Appointments Availablemariahurtado@1scom.netsn8latiaDirnuicaSUBMITTEDRALLYING AUSTIN — NISD Partners in Education Specialist Phil Beckmanalong with NISD Parent Teacher Association members Francisca Ramoni,Jade House and Kellie Siekierski, visited with State Sen. Kelly Hancock atRally Day at the Capitol Feb. 21. With the 83rd legislative session underway, Texas PTA encouraged all members across the state to attend therally in support of public education and children in Texas.C MCCOOK, MCDONALD& COMPANYEdie C. McDonald, CPAW. Ray Cook Jr., CPA, CFF303 W. MAINDECATUR, TEXAS 76234940-627-5611CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS809 WW RAY CIRCLE, SUITE 102BRIDGEPORT, TEXAS 76426940-683-5583 FAX: 940-683-5550ShellySessumsTAX SERVICEAll your Bookkeeping & TaxNeeds Year Round. EveningAppointments Available.940-627-6288DecaturDecatur, TX3936 South Highway 287940-626-8032Owned and operated by Larry & Ida KirbyBus. 380 West • Decatur, TXHours: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. • Sun. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.Phone: 940-627-6466DECATUR940-627-5987 • WCMESSENGER.COM/SUBSCRIBE

Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER 7Educators participatein weekly Twitter chatNorthwest ISD is takingtaff development to a wholeew level. Every Tuesday at:30 p.m., district teachers,ibrary/media specialists,dministrators and instrucionaltechnology staff arenvited to log in to Twitternd use the hashtag #NIS-NOV8 for 30-minute,nstructional discussionsanging in topic from techologyintegration and poplarapplications to assessngwhat is working in thelassroom and what makesgood student project.“I like to think of this aspersonalized staff development,”said Director ofInstructional TechnologyKarla Burkholder. “It’s collaborationat your fingertips.Educators are able toget immediate feedbackfrom peers and learn newthings in a very powerfulsetting.”The chat began Jan. 8— with 23 participantsand almost 200 tweets— and will continue weeklythrough the remainder ofthe school year. Conversationsare stored and saved inan online application calledStorify, which is linked tothe instructional technologyresources page.Participants receive a signfor their classroom or officewhich reads, ‘I’m an #nisd-NOV8or.” (For non-techies,that reads ‘I’m an NISD Innovator.’)“The opportunities areendless,” Burkholder said.“We are looking at continuingthe Twitter chatsthrough the summer becausethis type of professionaldevelopment can beheld anywhere thanks totoday’s technology.”BRING THIS AD FOR$29.95 OIL CHANGEFILTER & LUBRICATIONUp to 5 quarts (Synthetic & specialty oils not included). IMPORTS ONLY ENDS MARCH 29JAMES WOODWISE COUNTYHEADQUARTERS FORIMPORTASE & FACTORY-CERTIFIED STAFF IN DECATURSERVICETOYOTA KIANISSANMAZDAHONDAHYUNDAIJOE DUTY/WCMESSENGERREADY TO READ — From left, Rachel Gasperson, of Chico; Lynn Todd, of Boyd; Ora Majka,of Bridgeport; and Betty Carter, of Decatur hold some of the more than 300 books recentlydonated by the Wise County Retired School Personnel.Hardcopf recognizedfor perfect GPAJennifer Hardcopf of Boydwas named to the President’slist for earning a 4.0grade-point average the fall2012 semester at the Universityof North Texas inDenton.Students must earn a perfectGPA while completingat least 12 semester hoursto be named to the honorroll.EDUCATION BRIEFSAujla graduatesAshley Aujla of Sunset receiveda bachelor of sciencein family and consumer scienceswith a major in fashionmerchandising duringfall commencement ceremoniesat Texas State Universityin San Marcos.Students make dean’slistThe following local studentswere named to thefall 2012 Dean’s List at TexasState University in SanMarcos: Allison Mynarcik ofAlvord, Kevin McBee of Decaturand Whitney Vrba of940-627-4600SOUTH Side of US 287 South DECATURjames wood hyundai.comDecatur.To be named to the dean’slist, a student must earn aminimum grade-point averageof 3.50 while taking atleast 12 semester hours.THIS IS IT!!IMPORT SPECIALISTSDAYSDAYSFINALEMERGENCY FACTORYFURNITURE LIQUIDATION940-627-5987 • WCMESSENGER.COM/SUBSCRIBEWho should you trust with your OB/GYN care?Decatur Women’s Health Centeroffers a full range of obstetrical and gynecologicalcare for women at every stage of life.(Left to Right) Kim Mote, Brittany Smith, Melissa Bradley, Dr. Douglas Kyle“Friendly, professional and confidential.”Your health and well-being as a woman are our concern.Our emphasis is on making you feel comfortable, confident and reassured.Call today to schedule your next appointment.940-627-42162451 S. FM 51, SUITE 300 • DECATURCASHTALKSBRING YOURTRUCKS &TRAILERSAPPLIANCES& TVSDISCOUNTEDMATTRESSSETS50%OFFKEN’S APPLIANCES– LAWN & GARDEN –+FURNITURE1008 HOVEY ST • BRIDGEPORT • 940-683-4034EVERYTHINGMUST GO NOW!MONDAY - SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. • SUNDAY - NOON - 5 P.M.

8 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013NEWS BRIEFSBRIDGEPORTTCH SCHOLARSHIPS —he Volunteer Auxiliaryf Bridgeport’s Northexas Community Hospitalill award five $1,000cholarships to continuingducation students, highchool students, employeesnd children of employeesf NTCH and individualsith a Wise County address.he Auxiliary encouragesndividuals to further theirducation in the medicaleld as physicians, nursesnd laboratory technicians,s well as in hospitaldministration or socialork. Applications arevailable at the hospital’solunteer desk, Bridgeportnd Decatur libraries andise County high schools.ownload an applicationt www.ntchospital.org.pplications must beeturned by April 2. Fornformation call 940-683-300.LAY SHOOT — The 6thnnual Barnett Shaleporting Clay Shootenefiting the Bridgeportisitor Center is Thursday,pril 25, at Northwest OHVark, 2914 Texas 101, inridgeport. There will bemorning flight at 9 a.m.nd afternoon at 1:30.m. Lunch will be servedt noon. Fee is $100 pererson or $500 for a fiveanteam. To sign up,all the Bridgeport Areahamber of Commerce at940-683-2076.BUTTERFIELD BOOTHS— The Bridgeport AreaChamber of Commerceis accepting applicationsthrough May 3 for vendorbooths for the ButterfieldStage Days Festival, whichis Saturday, May 11, atHarwood Park. Fees formembers are $50 for food/drink spaces withoutelectricity or $55 withelectricity; and $20 for art/craft/merchandise/gamebooths without electricityor $25 with electricity. Fornon-members, food/drinkbooths are $100 withoutelectricity or $110 withelectricity; and $40 for art/craft/merchandise/gameset-ups without electricityor $50 with electricity.For information, call theChamber at 940-683-2076or email tiffanyevans@bridgeportchamber.org.DECATUROPEN HOUSE — McCarrollMiddle School Open Houseis 5:30 to 7 p.m. today.WISE HOOPS — The DecaturJunior Woman’s Club’s11th Annual Three-on-ThreeBasketball Tournament isFriday, March 22, at theMulti-Purpose Building atMcCarroll Middle School.Play begins at 5 p.m., anddivisions range from fifthand sixth grade girls andboys to men’s, women’s andco-ed. Registration is $140per adult team and $100per youth team. Deadlineis noon March 21. Teamswho register by March 11receive a free T-shirt foreach player. Download aregistration form at www.decaturjuniorwomansclub.com/wise-hoops.html.FOOD DRIVE — FirstFinancial Bank in Decaturis collecting canned goodsfor Wise Area Relief Mission(WARM).WISE COUNTYSPECIAL NEEDS BASEBALL— Registration for theWise County SpecialNeeds Baseball springseason is 10 a.m. to 2p.m. Saturdays, March 9and 16, at Bridgeport andDecatur public libraries.The registration form canbe downloaded at www.wcspecialneeds.com. Forinformation, email info@wcspecialneeds.com or call940-577-1848. Games are9 a.m. to noon April 6 toMay 25 at Renshaw Park inDecatur.PAYING IT FORWARD FORPROM — Donations offormal dresses, shoes,jewelry and cash are beingcollected at Patti’s HairParlor in Decatur throughMarch for the second driveof Paying It Forward forProm. Through the program,girls who couldn’t otherwiseafford prom expensesvolunteer community servicehours in exchange for formalwear and accessories,hair-do’s, manicures andpedicures, facials and makeupapplication. This year, theprogram will expand to helpboys with the cost of tuxedorental. For more information,call Amanda at 940-536-8585.SAVING COINS — WiseCounty Animal Sheltervolunteers are asking peopleto save their loose changeto benefit the shelter’s spayand neuter fund.PECAN FIELD DAY — WiseCounty Texas A&M AgriLIfeExtension is hosting PecanField Day 9 a.m. Thursday,March 7, at Decatur GardenCenter, 1551 Preskitt Rd.Cost is $15, which includesthree continuing educationunits, two integratedpest management andone general. Speakersare Monte Nesbitt andBill Ree, both programspecialists with TexasA&M AgriLife Extension,and Charles Rohla, PH.D. ,pecan specialist with theNoble Foundation. Theywill discuss native andimproved pecan orchardmanagement, includingyoung pecan orcharddevelopment, integratedpest management, trainingand pruning demonstrations,orchard floor renovationsand maintenance, andfertility management. Callthe Extension office to signup at 940-627-3341 orcome by 206 S. State St. inDecatur. A chili lunch willbe sponsored by DecaturGarden Center, TexasPecan Nursery and BWICompanies.HOME AND GARDEN — WiseCounty Texas A&M AgriLifeExtension is hosting aSpring Home and GardenSeries starting later thismonth. The four-weekprogram is 3 to 5 p.m. everyTuesday, starting March26 and running throughApril 16, at the Extensionoffice in Decatur, 206 S.State St. Cost is $40 forthe entire series or $15per seminar. Topics thatJust In Time Antique MallLocated 6 Miles West of the Texas Motor SpeedwayCome and see what new andexciting things our dealers bring in daily!Come Join Us ForStore HoursMon • 10 am - 2 pmTues - Sat • 10am - 6pmSun • Noon - 6pmJustin Trade DaysMarch 9 & 10Sun Up to Sun Down! We have space for over 150 Vendors & Food.NEW PRICING!Only $30 per space daily.will be addressed includevegetable gardening, fruitand nut tree management,turf management andlandscape trees. 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Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER 9Miller named finalistBY ERIKA PEDROZAepedroza@wcmessenger.comfor Discus AwardSummer Miller isn’t yourtypical teenage girl.Because she took auto techfor two years, she can do alot more to her car than turnthe key and pump gas.But her expertise isn’tlimited to things with fourwheels — four-hooved creaturesalso fall within hersphere.Her days begin before thecrack of dawn to tend to heranimals — three steers anda heifer — and end in similarfashion well after the sungoes down.Despite missing a dozenschool days trekking acrossthe state to exhibit projects instock shows, she maintains a3.58 grade-point average.And when her mother underwentsurgery for a benignbrain tumor two years ago,the then 15-year-old learnedto shop for groceries, balancea checkbook and pay bills.These traits were amongthe reasons the DecaturHigh School senior lastmonth was named a 2012-2013 finalist for the DiscusAwards, a national programthat recognizes the “allaround”high school student.“I think it’s neat that itlooks at the all-around student,”her mother, Donnasaid. “It doesn’t just look atyour grades, your communityservice hours. It gives youa chance to roll it all into onepackage.”Students are nominatedby teachers or counselors,and they can even nominatethemselves for the award.Students then create an onlineportfolio that outlinestheir accomplishments inthree of 10 attributes — academics,arts, athletics, faith,government, green, service,technology, work and other.Photos and video may beadded to support those accomplishmentsand referencessubmitted for verification.On the advice of her counselors,Summer created aportfolio to spell out hersuccess in academics, communityservice and “otherSUBMITTEDAMONG STATE’S BEST — Summer Miller of Decatur is presented the FFA Lone Star Degree ata state convention in Corpus Christi last summer. The award is the highest honor bestown atthe state level and only “9,000 of the 90,000 registered FFA members ever get it,” Miller said.achievements.”As an honor roll studentevery year since kindergarten,and given her GPA despitethe number of absencesdue to extracurricularinvolvements, Summer hadmuch to boast for in “academics.”Awards such as the CommunityService 4-Her of theYear and activities such asringing the bell for the SalvationArmy’s Red KettleCampaign during the holidaysevery year since thirdgrade, walking in the AmericanCancer Society’s RelayFor Life for six years andvolunteering at Wise CountyAnimal Clinic for five yearsbacked up her “communityservice” strength.And the responsibilitieslearned and skills garneredthrough her longtime participationin 4-H (nine years),FFA (five years) and SkillsUSA (two years) reinforceSee Miller on page 10AL’S HOT MIXASHPALT PAVINGGet the Rest of the HeadlinesSUBSCRIBE$37 In-County • $25 DigitalCall 940-627-5987or online at wcmessenger.com/subscribe❑ One Year In-County ................. $37❑ One Year Out-of-County .......... $43❑ One Year Out-of-State ............. $49❑ One Year Digital ...................... $25❑ Two Year In-County ................. $70❑ Two Year Out-of-County .......... $80❑ Two Year Out-of-State ............. $90❑ Two Year Digital ....................... $59Name:________________________Address:___________________________________________________City:_________________________State:_________ Zip Code:_______Clip and mail to:Wise County MessengerP.O. 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10 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013Miller: In running for national scholarshipLONG-TIMEINVOLVEMENT— Every yearsince thirdgrade, DecaturHigh Schoolsenior SummerMiller hasshown heifersand steers atvarious showsacross thestate includingWise County,Fort Worth,San Antonioand Houston.SUBMITTEDontinued from page 9her qualifications under“other achievements.”Her portfolio was one of“hundreds of thousands”scored on a performancescale by a panel of judgesthen selected as a finalist.Once a student is nameda finalist, they become acontender for various scholarshipsoffered by Discus“partners,” or sponsors.“You’re actually in therunning for several scholarships,”Donna said. “It wasa huge relief to find out thatshe was in the running forseveral opportunities. She’sbeen raised in a single-parenthome, so we need all thehelp we can get.”Any scholarships Summermay win will go to offset theexpense of attending ClarendonCollege (where shewill continue a seven-yearhobby — livestock judging)before transferring to WestTexas A&M University inCanyon to study agribusinessor agriscience.Ultimately, Summerwants to work for the NationalLimousin Association.That’s the breed ofcattle she’s shown, and wonwith, at the Wise CountyEqual Opportunity/Equal access institutionHowdy Neighbor!MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORSDonna KAYE (seated, left)is First State Bank’s Chief Financial Officer. She offices in our Chico branch andlives in Keller. A native of Mexia, she earned a degree in accounting from TexasA&M University. She joined our team in October last year and in her spare timeenjoys scrapbooking, gardening and reading. Although Donna has a great sense ofhumor…no Aggie jokes please.Ashley SLENTZ (seated right)is our credit analyst. The Paradise native has recently returned to her roots and hasbeen in our Bridgeport branch about two months. After graduating from ParadiseHigh School, she earned a degree in marketing from Texas Woman’s University.She and her husband, Justin and their children Makenzie, 8, and Liam, 1, live in theEagle Mountain Lake area. She has enjoyed being back in Wise County and seeingold friends.Cody HAMBRICK (standing, left)is First State’s loan officer and assistant vice president. He enjoys serving customersfrom our Chico branch. Cody, a Paradise High School graduate, earned a Bachelorof Business Administration degree from Howard Payne University. He and his wife,Kerry, live in Decatur. “Being close to home is really important to me,” says Cody.Kyle THOMPSON (standing, right)grew up just up the road in neighboring Montague County, in the town of SaintJo. After graduating from Saint Jo High School, he headed east to Dallas BaptistUniversity, where he earned a degree in finance. He joined us last fall and serves asour chief credit officer. When he is away from his office at our Bridgeport branch,he enjoys helping his dad on the family ranch in Saint Jo.Youth Fair and stock showsin Fort Worth, San Antonioand Houston.“I’ve always been raisedaround this stuff, so it’s secondnature to me,” she said.“I look forward to continueWherever yourneighborhoodis in WiseCounty, lookaround andyou’ll find FirstState Bankready to serveyour bankingneeds. Whetheryou measurethe size of yourneighborhoodin acres, lots,blocks or acrefeet,the folks atWise County’soldest homeowned, homeoperated,communitybank know theterritory andin many cases,know you.Call us todayand let us showyou what goodneighbors weare.doing that, and things likethe Discus Award will reallyhelp.”To learn more about theDiscus Awards, visit www.DiscusAwards.com/winners.You’ll Never Have MoreFun Buying a Car!BUICKCHEVYGMCHYUNDAIPRE-OWNEDjameswood.com 940-6DANE940-627-2177DANE SHELTONThe Flower RanchCommercial Grower - Open to the PublicOpen Monday - Saturday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.For over 25 years, the Flower Ranch has beengrowing the finest quality bedding plants andannuals for north Texas. Everything you need tocreate the perfect garden and patio with annuals,perennials, ferns, tropicals, ground covers, mulch,potting soil & fertilizerNow with two great locations:901 S. Pearson Ln. • Southlake • 817-431-3830&196 CR 4925 • Rhome • 817-479-9909(2 miles south of Rhome exit, on Hwy. 287)Do not use Mapquest - Please call for directionswww.TheFlowerRanch.net& Home,LawnGARDENfrom home decorto home improvements...from lawn care tolawn equipment...Reaching over 28,000 homes throughoutWise County and beyond, this special section willbe read by your customers andpotential customers in the comfortof their own home.Advertising Deadline: March 15Publication Date: March 27Contact Lori, Kelly, Laura,Ken or Lisa at940-627-5987 or emailads@wcmessenger.comYour Neighborhood BankCHICO201 S. Weatherford St. • 940-644-2218PARADISE630 Main St. • 940-969-2265www.fsbwise.comBRIDGEPORT1709 9th Street • 940-683-6300RUNAWAY BAY102 Port O Call Drive • 940-575-2265

CROSSWORD SOLUTIONDecatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER 11SUDOKUComplete the Sudoku grid so that each row, each column, and each 3 by 3 box contains thenumbers 1 through 9. Numbers cannot be duplicated in a row or a column.

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Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER 13Coffee grounds won’t boost plant performanceBY NEIL SPERRYDear Neil: I work in a coffeeshop, and I can take all thegrounds I want home when Ieave. Are they of much valuen my garden?They won’t hurt, but theyrobably won’t make a hugeifference in your plants’ perormance.The best way tomend any garden soil is todd several inches of a mix ofvarious types of organic mater(sphagnum peat moss, comost,finely ground pine barkulch, rotted manure, etc.).Your coffee grounds would fitnto that mix, but only in cominationwith the other types.Dear Neil: Do you have anypruning guidelines for some xeiscapeplants that were plantedseveral years ago? Whennd how? The plants includerape myrtles, roses, vitex, alhaea,Gold Star Esperanzasnd Gulf Stream nandinas.Any pruning you might doo those plants needs to benished before new growthegins in the spring. I’ve anweredyour question in theame week that it was sent,ut note that it’s already laterhan you ought to be pruningor a couple of these plants.Trim crape myrtles only toemove unwanted side andottom shoots. Never “top”rape myrtles for any purportdreason — there is no validxcuse, no matter what othersay try to tell you.Bush roses, includingnockouts, are trimmed byalf before new growth shows,ach cut made just above anutward-facing bud.Vitex are pruned primarlyas needed to shape theirrowth, as are althaeas. Noegular pruning is required.Trim Esperanzas as neededo shape, also to remove dam-RICK’S METALRECYCLING3280 S Hwy 101 • Bridgeport, TX940-683-3770• #1 Short Iron $220/ Ton• Long Iron $190/Ton• Tin $190/Tonaged wood. Ifyou ever trimany nandinas,cut thetallest canescompletely tothe ground,leaving halfGardener’sor more ofMailbag the canesstanding. Thetrimmed stems will send outnew sprouts down low, keepingthe plants full and compact.Would it endanger the life ofa 40-year-old pecan tree if I removedas many as 25 percentof its branches? They hangover our house, and I’m concernedabout limbs breakingduring storms.You’ll want to have a certifiedarborist involved in thiswork to be sure that it’s donesafely and correctly. That personwill also have the advantageof seeing each branch andits relative risk to your home.It might be that cabling overhangingbranches back intoother strong branches couldminimize the likelihood of anytype of problem. The arboristcould show you the options.I have a very similar situationliterally hanging overour house, and I had one 14-inch branch that wasn’t neededfor shade removed a yearago. I will have additionalbranches cabled if and whenit becomes necessary. Hopethat helps. Get a pro there tostand alongside you.Dear Neil: We have a smalllive oak in our front yard. Wenoticed rows of small holesdrilled and spaced aroundits trunk. What caused them,and what can we do to preventthem in the future. Will thiseventually kill the tree?• Car Bodies w/title $190/Ton• #1 Copper $3.05/lb• Aluminum Cans 65¢/lbMon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Sat. 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.This is “damage” of a pileatedwoodpecker. While it’scertainly not something thatyou want to see happening,it doesn’t present any immediatedanger to the tree. Thebird isn’t hearing insects andpecking to find them. Sapsuckers(relatives of woodpeckers)revisit trees to consume sapthat flows from these spots.The best way to protectthe tree would be to wrap itstrunk with a quality papertree wrap from a full-servicenursery or hardware store.Wrap it from the ground up tothe lowest branches. That willdeter any further pecking, asthe tree heals these openings.Once the tree has more bark,this won’t be an issue.ASSESSING BREASTCANCER RISKDear Neil: I kept my bougainvilleain the garage overthe winter, and now it has lostmost of its leaves. Will it comeout and bloom again this year?Should I trim it or repot it?Garages typically are muchdarker than sun-loving bougainvilleasprefer, and theyalso can be much cooler if theyaren’t heated. Trim it onlyas needed to reshape it, andgradually reintroduce it tosunnier conditions as springreturns. Time will tell, but itwill probably need a bit of patiencebefore it will be showyonce again.Next winter, if you opt tokeep it again, you might wantto find a bright spot in an indoorwindow area, or perhapsconstruct a small greenhousefor it and your other tropicals.Or, of course, start with a new888.487.0036A number of recent studies point out the value of having regularmammograms. When women consult with their doctors about whetherand how often to have mammograms, they should consider severalimportant factors, including age (most aggressive cancers occur inwomen 55 and older); genetic makeup (up to ten percent of breastcancers are inherited, often from mutations in BRCA1 and BRCA2genes); family history (having a female family member with breastcancer increases the risk); cancer history (women with cancer in onebreast are 3-4 times more likely to develop it again in the same orother breast); breast density (denser breasts are more prone to breastcancer); and hormone use (combined hormone therapy increasesbreast cancer risk).The most effective ways to detect breast cancer are throughmammography and a breast exam by your doctor. It is also importantthat you perform breast self-exams, especially if you are at a higherrisk, and report any lumps or abnormalities to your doctor. To schedulean appointment for a breast cancer screening, call WISE OBSTETRICS& GYNECOLOGY P.A. at 940-626-8008. The office is convenientlylocated at 2451 South FM 51, Suite. 300, Decatur. New patients arewelcome.P.S. A recent 30-year Swedish study of women between ages 40 and74 shows that those who had mammograms were 30% less likely to diefrom breast cancer.bougainvillea each spring.Dear Neil: I have a waxmyrtle that is getting thinnerand thinner. Several of itsmain trunks have now diedback. The plant isn’t very attractive.What have I donewrong?Perhaps nothing. That’s notabnormal for wax myrtles inmany parts of Texas, especiallyunder dry and very hotconditions. The plants lookgood for a few years, but theygradually start to fail, trunkby-trunk,branch-by-branch.The farther west you go inTexas, the more this occurs.I normally suggest that peopleenjoy plants they alreadyhave as long as they can, butthen not replace them withmore wax myrtles, opting insteadfor something like yaupons,abelias, elaeagnus orother more durable types.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 email him atmailbag@sperrygardens.com.Neil regrets that he cannot replyto questions individually.Trinity Lutheran ChurchINVITES YOU TO JOIN US FOR OURLENTEN MIDWEEK SERVICES ON“THE IRONIES OF THE CROSS”STARTING THURSDAY Feb. 21 at 7 p.m.ASH WEDNESDAY Feb. 13 at 7 p.m.Rev. 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14 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013Inside the FrameStep upBY BRANDON EVANS“I guide you in the way ofwisdom and lead you alongstraight paths. When youwalk, your steps will not behampered; when you run,you will not stumble. Holdon to instruction, do not let itgo; guard it well, for it is yourlife.” — Proverbs 4:11-13A pair of happy feet inchild’s gum rubber-soledshoes curl up on a father’ssneaker. The father’s footperches on an orange, wellwornbasketball.To the boy, his father is agiant possessing strengthbeyond imagination. Hecan pick him up as easy ashe’d pick up a toy soldier.His knowledge of the worldseems limitless. He can lifthis heart with simple encouragementor freeze hissoul with righteous anger.His words and actions arethe foundation for his son’slife.Our roaming photographercaptured this imageat a recent gathering at thehigh school gym in Paradise.The parents gathered withtheir children to pray fortheir coaches. The coachesare another building block,another piece in the jigsawpuzzle of experiences thatcobble together who we are,who we become.Our photographer captureda subtle detail in thescene, one static step in achild’s rolling and bouncingjourney.RANDYWILLIAMSBUICK • CHEVY •CADILLACGMC •HYUNDAI•PRE-OWNED940-627-2177Let RANDY SAVE YOU MONEY onYour Next NEW or PRE-OWNED Vehicle!Bored withyour job?JOE DUTY/WCMESSENGER • BUY REPRINTS AT WCMESSENGER.COM/REPRINTSWise County Messenger Classifiedswww.wcmessenger.com/classSkilled Nursing/Rehabilitation/Long Term CareIn -House Therapy Staff including• Physical Therapy• Occupational Therapy• Speech TherapySenior CareHealth & Rehabilitation CenterDECATUR701 West Bennett RdDecatur, Texas 76234940-626-2800“Experience the Difference”

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Receive a bold headingand the 5th week FREE!4-week For Sale Special: Place an adof 20 words or less for 2 weeks in anyFor Sale classifi cation of the Wise CountyMessenger for $42. Receive a bold headingand extra 2 weeks FREE!Classified Advertising Policy:Classifi ed ads for the Weekend/Classifi edGold edition are $20 per week for 20 wordsor less (each additional word is $1).Error Responsibility:Customers are asked to check their ad immediatelyafter it appears in the paper andreport at once any error found. Claims foradjustment should be made at that time.The Wise County Messenger is responsiblefor an incorrect ad only the fi rst time itruns, so check your ad carefully.Classified Gold goes into 28,000additional homes.Payments:In person:115 South Trinity St., DecaturBy mail:Wise County MessengerP.O. Box 149Decatur, TX 76234-0149By phone:940-627-5987$20 for20 WordsWeekend andAll Around WiseOnly $1/word over 20 wordsREAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENTAcreage10 ACRESchain-link fenced, 2-story,800square foot shop, well and septic.As per owner. 1291 CR1470,Chico. $68,750. Trinity,(940)255-4684PENDING• Sunset - 19+/- acres, lot of roadfrontage. $3,500 per acre•NWBowie-118 acres, good huntingor cattle. $2,395 per acre owner terms•N.Sunset-150 acres, Denton Creek, goodfarm & hunting place. $3,500 per acre•N.Alvord-Prime Hwy. 287 & CRFrontage 16+ acres. $12,000 per acre•Sunset-167 acres, good cattle & horseplace, 40x40 building, stock tank, well &septic. Reduced to $2,695 per acre•Decatur-5+ acres, good Hwy 380frontage. $145,000•E.ofSunset-Two 10 acre tracts, sellone or both. Reduced 4,000 per acre orgood offer.•NAlvord-Two 6 acres Hwy 287.Reduced 8,000 per acre.Sell one or both.• ESunset-80 acres, good cattle &recreational place, pecan bottom.$3,500 per acre• NDecatur-Hwy 287, 270 acres $3,500per acre. With Production & Minerals$6,000 per acre•Sunset-Neat 3/2 brick on 15 acres withsmall horse barn. $189,500•EDecatur–7.5 acres, small metalbuilding, PENDINGwell & septic. $140,000•Sunset–32 acres, heavily wooded.$104,000Sun Set Realty - Jim Boyd, Associate940-845-2120940-393-0421 CellBEAUTIFUL 40 ACRES8milessouthDecatur,offFM730South. Great homesites. Will possiblydivide into 10 acre tracts.(817)929-2716.Old Decatur Road - 14.5acres, great location tobuild your dream home.Just minutes fromdowntown Decatur.CMT REALTYCall Lorene Frazier817-268-3515lorenefrazier@charter.comDecatur1606 W. Bus. 380940-627-3080Sue Ann Denton, Inc.Rhome817-638-5100Business PropertyFor sale, Bridgeport, 1805 9thStreet. 1-acre commercial lotw/small house. Value in the land.$105,000.Condos/town homes7condosforsaleinRunawayBay.$297,000. Current rents$4,300/month. Call Dusty,(817)521-8242.Homes3/2 HOME & ACREAGE11.7 fenced (coastal hay), newmetal roof, new 3 ton A/C, off FM2264. Call (940)507-1778.Brand new 4-bedroom, 1,929square foot on 2.8 acres w/attachedcarport. 0 down financing available.Decatur ISD. (940)202-7911.FOR SALE BY OWNER1200 N. Bus. Hwy. 287, Decatur.$85,000. Call (940)626-1166 or(940)210-9895.FSBO, 3-BEDROOM, 2-BATHBeautiful custom built home on 2.83acres. 30x30 workshop, fencedyard. $240K. Decatur, 180 CR2195;(817)683-0231.HOUSE FOR SALEParadise ISD. 2-bedroom, 1-bath,brick; electric stove, refrigerator,washer/dryer all stay. $78,000/firm,as is. (940)783-8387.NEW BRICK CUSTOM HOME!!$1,199/month. 100% financing andtrade-in program. South MartinBranch/Decatur and Runaway Baylocations. (817)733-3444.New construction! 4-bedroom w/attachedcarport on 2 acres. 0 downfinancing available. (940)202-7911.New custom home in South MartinBranch, 3-bedroom, 2-bath, large islandkitchen, handscraped hardwoodfloors, upgraded tiles, granite,stainless steel appliances. CallCheyann, (817)733-3444.NO CITY TAXESDecatur ISD, open concept, 3/2/2,2.5 acres, 1,800 square feet, aboveground pool, RV parking, 12x15storage, porches. $188,000.(940)626-1405.PRICE IS RIGHT!Large, immaculate brick home.3-bedroom, 3-bath, 2-living with fireplace.Decatur schools. Call agent,CeCe, (940)399-9141.Refurbished 5/3 on 2 acres. Newpaint, carpet, and appliance packageincluded. No restrictions. NorthwestISD. (940)202-7911.Bridgeport192 W. Hwy. 380940-683-3080Rio RanchoCOMMUNITYNew Homes in New FairviewStarting at $160,000ZERO DOWN with Good CreditAvailable on up to 1 acreAffordable and upscale brick houses on 1 acre. 3 & 4bedroom. Dramatic entries, ceramic tile, plush carpet,oversized garden tub, separate shower, landscapepackage including fully sodded front and backyardwith sprinkler system.Ask Us About Build★ On Your Lot 3, 4 or 5 Bedroom, ★Black Whirlpool Appliances, Radiant Barrier,Energy Efficient, 14 SEER A/C, 42” OverheadWood Cabinets, Thermal Pane WindowsLongTide Homes is the Premier Home Builder ofAffordable Homes in Texas. LongTide Homes is the“Builder Of Choice” for Families looking for aquality new home at an affordable price.www.LongTideHomes.comCall Today: 940-595-1642Lots2 LOTSat 1313 Edison, Bridgeport. Mustsell together. $15,000 for both. Firm.(940)210-4522.Mobile Homes16X66 SOUTHERN ENERGY3-bedroom, 2-bath, new appliances.In mobile park, Decatur. Excellentcondition. Call (940)393-9335.BANK REPOSK&P Homes, Inc. (817)677-3446.Lic. #35875.HERITAGE MOBILE HOMES650 S. Main, Jacksboro. Year endclearance sale. Save thousands!Call (940)567-6111. RI36520.NEW CHAMPION DOUBLE WIDESLowest prices in Texas. K&PHomes, Inc. (817)677-3446, Lic.#35875.OWNER FINANCEMobile home, 3/2, Newark. Nocredit needed. Low down, low payments.(817)975-1798.RBMOBILEHOMES.COMMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.Repos. Free estimates.(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.REFURBISHED DOUBLE WIDESFinancing available. K&P Homes,Inc. (817)677-3446. Lic. #35875.All real estate advertising in thisnewspaper is subject to the FairHousing Act which makes it illegalto advertise “any preference, limitationor discrimination based onrace, color, religion, sex, handicap,familial status or national origin,or an intention, to make any suchpreference, limitation or discrimination.”Familial status includes childrenunder the age of 18 living withparents or legal custodians, pregnantwomen and people securing custodyof children under 18.ApartmentsPUBLISHER’S NOTICE:Cabins & efficiency apartments forrent, including some as low as$500/month w/all bills paid. Boydarea. Excellent location.(940)433-3133.MOVE-IN SPECIAL2/1 apartment in Chico.$500/month. No pets. Call(940)644-2713 or (817)929-1930.Business property1,250 square foot commercialoffice/retail space for lease in shoppingcenter complex. Highway 114,Paradise, TX. (940)393-2136.4,000 square foot commercial buildingfor lease, Paradise, Highway114 frontage. Good for restaurant,office, retail, etc. Serious inquiriesonly. (940)683-4933.COMMERCIAL-RETAIL-OFFICE1111 Halsell Street, (downtown)Bridgeport. 1,600 square feet,restroom, additional parking in rear.$700/month, $600/deposit.(817)988-3530.Condos, town homesFor rent, Runaway Bay, 3/2 condo,no pets, 1-year lease, references.$750/month, 1st/last month rent.(940)393-2538.Lake Bridgeport, lovely condo, 2/2plus office. All appliances, beautifullake view, HOA, swimming pool. Nopets/smoking. $800 plus deposit.Call Maria, (972)834-8111.LAKEFRONT CONDO2/2, upstairs, Harbor Shores. Boatramp, golf course close by. Pool access.$775/month, $600/deposit. Nopets/smoking. (817)988-3530.RUNAWAY BAYlovely 1-bedroom condo, view oflake, appliances included, HOAswiming pool. $550/month + deposit.No pets/smoking. Call Maria,(972)834-8111.Runaway Bay, 1-bedroom condo,pool access. $575/month. Donna,(940)389-1615.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.RENTALS• Apartments • BusinessProperty • Condos/TownHomes • Duplex Housing• Homes • Mobile Homes •Rooms • Roommate Wanted• Spaces & Lots • For Lease •Wanted to Rent • Wanted toLease • Facilities • StorageBuildingsEQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYTownhome for rent, 3-bedroom,2.5-bath, 1,760 square feet. Decatur(Rann), 387 Emma Call. AvailableApril. $1,350/month. No pets. Call(940)626-2060.Duplexes3-bedroom, 2-bath duplex. 800 N.Main, Lake Bridgeport. $850/month,includes water. $750/deposit, additionalpet deposit. Pets OK.(940)393-8664, (940)393-1180.3/2/1 duplex in Runaway Bay, completelyupdated, small fenced yard.$900/month, $900/deposit.(940)577-0939.Bridgeport, for lease, 2 large units.3/2 and 2/2. Newer, best area, includesrefrigerator, stove, dishwasher,central AC, separate laundry,huge closets. $850/$695 plusdeposit. No pets/smoking. Credit,background, references required.By appointment, (940)627-5859.DECATUR/BRIDGEPORTVery nice, large 3/2 duplexes ingreat locations. Ready March 1. Nopets/smoking. (940)627-9028;(940)393-9880, cell.For rent, 2-bedroom, 1-bath duplexin Alvord. Washer/dryer connections.$650/month. (940)393-0696.NICE, NICE, NICE!3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garage,Runaway Bay. Available now.$900/month plus utilities, plus deposit.(817)247-0122 after 10a.m.Sunflower Duplexes, 2-bedroom,2-bath, all electric. No pets, ParadiseISD. $680/month, $500/deposit.(940)393-9657.Very nice duplex with laminate flooring,3/2/1. Great location in Decatur.$1,000/month plus deposit. No pets,no smoking. (940)627-0990,(940)389-5092.HomesSpenceProperties.com1509 N. Bus. 287Decatur - 2/1$895/month $500/deposit402 E. AshDecatur - 3/2/1$1,050/month $500/deposit817-825-46473-bedroom, 2-bath brick, garage,utility room, shop, new tile floors,trees, fenced. 13 miles NE Decatur.$825/month including water.(940)466-9702.3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Newark.15 minutes to Fort Worth, NorthwestSchool District. Central heat/air, allappliances, living room, dining roomfurniture included, large master bedroomwith master bathroom, his andher sinks, garden tub and seperateshower. All on large shady pecantree lot. $675 month.(940)391-8306.3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car carport,brick, CH/A, fenced backyard. Decaturcity limits. (940)627-6553.Alvord, 2/1/2-carport, CH/A, deposit& references required.(940)627-0098.CAROUSEL PROPERTIESRunaway Bay, 3/2, appliances,washer/dryer connections, CH/A,$850-$950/month, $1,000/deposit.Cuba Road, 2/1, appliances, nocats, $600/month, $750/deposit.(940)539-0738.Charming country home. Veryclean, well kept. Yard service, waterincluded. No pets, no smoking.$850/month. (940)642-9113,(940)366-2696.Chico. Small 1-bedroom cabin$400/month, $400/deposit, water included.No pets. (940)255-5913 or(214)926-2613.Decatur: 3/2/2, 1,600 s/f brick home,nice quite area close to Rann andMiddle Schools. Appliances, newinterior, wood, tile, carpet, fireplace.Wash & dry connections. Coveredpatio, yard fenced. Lawn care provided.Application and references,no smoking, no pets $1,100/$800deposit. (940)627-7475.FOR RENT, 2-BEDROOM,1-bath, CH/A, carport. 3 miles westof Decatur. References required.(940)627-5485.Ready now, 3-bedroom brick.Bridgeport, Stagecoach Addition.(940)969-6085, (940)393-1103.Mobile Homes0creditcheck.2,3&4-bedroomhomes, $550-$1,500/month, forsale/rent. Owner finance land/homepackages, 1.5-4 acres. Ponder ISD,pets OK. (940)648-5263,www.ponderei.com.1-bedroom park trailer, Bridgeport.Large covered deck, electric/waterpaid. $540/month. (940)683-2442,(940)393-9500 or (940)683-4166.2/2 mobile home, available in Chico,north of City Park. $625/month. Callfor details, Kevin, (719)660-5992.3-bedroom mobile home, Newarkarea. Large front deck & treed yard.$750/month, $750/deposit.(817)999-0905.3/2 double wide on 3 acres. Sell orrent. Boyd ISD. (817)281-4311 or(817)422-3023.Nice 3-bedroom, 2-bath, doublewide for rent.. Call Becki Young,(817)307-3709.Storage BuildingsDECATUR SELF STORAGEVOTED BEST SELFREADER’SCHOICE STORAGE IN WISECOUNTYFree lock with rental of unit•Wesellboxesandmovingsupplies•Climatecontrolledunitsavailable•U-HaulDealer-Trucks,Trailers,etc.Ask about our special!1100 E. Bus. 380 • Decatur940-627-6434Toll Free: 877-718-88752011-2012www.decaturselfstorage.netBoyd, Hilltop Village, 3-bedroom,2-bath houses. $900-$925/month,$700/deposit.Donna, (940)389-1615.Just reduced! Beautifully developed acreage south of Bridgeport.An energy efficient 5 bedroom, 3.1 bath home with granite counters,stainless steel appliances, wood floors, and other amenities toonumerous to mention. Pipe fencing surrounds the house and leadsto a 40x100 barn with a 1600 square foot 2 bedroom, 1 bath rentalproperty. For the horse trainer there is round pen.Additional 10 acres available.SMARTER • BOLDER • FASTER•JanaBearden•JayConquest•RebeccaDavis•JoeyDuncan •NaomiDuncan•SueAnnDenton•CindyGrommesh•BobGrommesh•KimHolt •SteveJones•AngieKasner•JaneKasner•RobertMeek•SueMeek•TonyaShaffer•KayStanfield•AngieUseltonWise County’s#1 Real Estate Company(per MLS statistical data)www.century21sueanndenton.com1205 Halsell St, Bridgeport • 940-683-4008Fred Meyers, BrokerMike Jones, Realtor 940-393-5229Jared McComis, Realtor • 940-399-7530New Listing! Great 3/2/1 family home in a well established neighborhood that is within walking distance ofschools. This home has been remodeled over the years with new flooring, kitchen with new countertops &refinished cabinets, both baths remodeled and much more. Home sits on a large lot with scattered trees alsoastoragebuilding,sprinklersysteminfront.Priced at $120,0001507 16th St.-This 3/2 frame home situated on a corner lot with lots of possibities in it. This home features2livingrooms,dressshopthatcouldbeturnedintoamasterbedroomorexerciseroom,lotsofstorage,needs some TLC but not much. Priced at $99,500 and possible owner finance.144 Nottingham-Nice 3/2/2 brick home that needs some TLC that could be a showplace situated in anestablished neighborhood with minimal traffic. Open living & dining area with tile and carpet, large lot withscattered trees would be perfect for a young family or a retired couple. $114,500Lawdwin Street-Looking to build in the city limits of Bridgeport, 12 residential lots with scattered trees, in aquiet neighborhood and minutes to everything. Priced at $80,000CR 3214-Looking for seclusion to build your dream home on, here it is. 438.50 +/- acres that is heavilytreed, pasture and partially cultivated & river frontage. Reduced to $4,800/acre Ask for Mike Jones.513 Port O Call-Commercial building with lots of possibilities-1st bldg is open with commercial equippedkitchen & 2nd building is original church with Sanctuary & classrooms, handicap accessible. All sets on 3.77+/- acres $450,0001711 Boston Ave-Extremely well kept 3/2/2 brick home in a great location to schools and shopping. Wouldmake a great retirement or 1st time home. Priced at $119,000Bridgeport, like new, great neighborhood,2206 Fairoaks, 3/2.5/2, gameroom, dining room, pool.$1,500/month, $1,100/deposit.(940)627-5651 after 5p.m.CANNON PROPERTY MGMT.Decatur: 3/2/2, 2,400 square feet,large yard and storage,$1,450/month.3/2.5/2 with game room, 3 acres,$1,750.Alvord: 2/1 duplex with fenced yard,$660.Cottondale: 2/2 with workshop orstorage, $725.New Fairview, 3/2 on 4+ acres.Horses permitted.(940)368-1811.940-627-5987WCMESSENGER.COM/SUBSCRIBE

16 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013EMPLOYMENTEmployment 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.Now Hiring: companies desperatelyneed employees to assemble productsat home. No selling, any hours.$500 weekly potential. Info.(985)646-1700, Dept. TX-3278.Adult/Elderly CareRay of Sunshine Senior Servicelooking for non-medical caregivers.Contact us at (817)996-9317.ChildcareFirst Baptist Church Learning Centerof Alvord is seeking a Christiandaycare teacher, Mon.-Fri., full-time&part-time.Mustbedependable&love children. Competitive pay.Please call Lori, (940)427-5740, forinterview.Food serviceAcceptingApplicationsCooksStarting at $7.50 - $7.75/hrServersStarting at $3 - $3.50/hr + TipsDriversStarting at $7.25/hr +Gas Reimbursements & TipsFull & Part-TimePositions Available inDecatur & BridgeportApply onlinejobsatpizzahut.comEqual Opportunity EmployerMedical/DentalUrgent Care Center in Decatur ishiring Certified Medical Assistant,NCT/Xray tech. Fax resume to(940)626-2113.Dental hygenist, minimum 2-yearsexperience. Good work ethic, reliable.Fax resume, (940)627-8402.Family practice looking for experienced,bilingual front office help. Insuranceverification is a must, aswell as evenings & weekend shifts.Please fax resume to(940)683-2722.“WeAreLookingforYOU!”TheHillsNURSING &REHABILITATIONCNAsDietaryAideAPPLY IN PERSON AT201 E. THOMPSON, DECATURor FAX RESUMEto940-627-3937 EEO/M/F/D/W940-627-5987 • WWW.WCMESSENGER.COMNEWS@WCMESSENGER.COM • ADS@WCMESSENGER.COMSenior Care Health& Rehabilitation CenterBridgeportNOW HIRINGfor the following position:Full-time LVNs$2,500 Sign-on BonusPRN LVNsDouble Weekend CNACNA6 AM - 2 PMApply in person at 2108 15th St. • Bridgeport940-683-5023EEO-M/F/D/VThe Residences at Senior CareAssisted Living FacilityHIRING• CNAsPlease Call940-683-5023 ext. 101 orApply In Person At2108 15th St., • Bridgeport, TX 76426EEO M/F/D/VMiscellaneousFront counter help. Must have HighSchool diploma or GED, have customerexperience & neat appearance.Paid vacation, holidays. Nophone calls. Pick up application inperson, Comet Cleaners, 1400 S.FM 51, Decatur.Full-time position for autodetailer/porter with ability to obtainstate inspection license. Currentstate inspection license a plus.9a.m.-7p.m., Mon.-Sat. Send resumeto:applications2job@yahoo.com.EXCELLENT EARNING POTENTIALPLUS...✔Be Part of a Growing Sales Team✔Commission✔Bonus Opportunities✔5-Day Work Week✔Paid Holidays & Vacation✔Sales Experience a Plus; Will TrainLube TechNeededMust be dependable with agood driving record.Apply in person to:US Hwy. 287 South, DecaturFBC Boyd seeking Music Minister,part-time. Please forward resumesto pastor@fbcboyd.org.La Quinta is now hiring experiencedhotel maintenance person. Apply inperson, 1405 S. Highway 287, Decatur.La Quinta is now hiring experiencedExecutive Housekeeper. Apply inperson, 1405 S. Highway 287, Decatur.La Quinta is now hiring experiencedhousekeepers. Apply in person,1405 S. Highway 287, Decatur. LaQuinta esta ocupando empleadosdelimpieza con experiencia.Aplica en persona en 1405 S. Highway287 en Decatur.Maintenance worker. General mechanicalskills/experience. Full-time.8a.m.-4:30p.m., Mon.-Fri. Location:FM 2264 in Decatur, Texas.www.papilio.com/employment.NOW HIRINGExperienced Meat Cutter and otherpositions listed on our website. Applyat Market Place in Decatur orwww.marketplacegrocery.com.Order processing and fulfillment.Full-time. 8a.m.-4:30p.m., Mon.-Fri.,www.texascraft.com located on FM2264 in Decatur, Texas.www.papilio.com/employment.SLEEP INN & SUITESbusca gente la limpieza de cuartos.Aplicar en persona a: SpeedwaySleep Inn & Suites, 13471 RacewayDrive, Roanoke, Texas. (ubicado enla esquina sur este de la I-35W ySH 114) (817)491-3120 atte Irma.Now HiringAutomotive F&I personnel,experience required.(Apply in person Derek Sugg)US Hwy. 287 South, DecaturPAINT SUPERVISORLandmark Fabrication is hiring an Industrial Paint Supervisorto lead a crew at our plant in Decatur, TX. Must possess astrong background in industrial coatings and managing/training/developing industrial painters. Please e-mail your resume toresumemgr@yahoo.com or fax to 817-230-2063.EOE/AA M/F/D/VNOW HIRINGFULL TIME CAREGIVERS• Day and Night Shifts Available• Serving Wise & Surrounding CountiesApply in PersonMon., Wed. & Fri. • 9 am - 2 pm • 1204 N. Bus. 287 • DecaturNITROGEN OPERATORDRIVERS NEEDED• Experience preferred • Oilfield Experience a plus.• Minimum class A CDL with HazMat &Tanker Endorsement.Salary Based on ExperienceApply at www.cetcoilfieldservices.com/careersFor inquiries call817.523.5333the GOLD STANDARDin ClassifiedsEvery Weekend andMidweek. And only in.Apply in person to Don SandhopKLEMENTCHRYSLER JEEP DODGE RAMEqual Opportunity Employer 500 N. Hwy. 287, Decatur TXUniversal Pressure Pumping Inc. currently has the following opportunityin our Chico, TX location:EQUIPMENT OPERATORThis is an entry level job in pumping service to work as one of the crew members assignedto a field job, either cementing, fracturing, acidizing, nitrogen, coil tubing or other, asrequired. Incumbent usually does not have prior related experience, but demonstratessafe work habits and is able to follow directions and work well as a team, and is subject toa 90-day evaluation period.Job duties include driving equipment to the well site, performing rigging up/rigging downprocedures, operation and maintenance of well stimulation equipment, maintaining properDOT logging, accurate mileage and fuel reporting, pre-trip and post-trip inspections.Requirements: A Class A CDL license (hazmat and tanker endorsements preferred), asatisfactory driver record, ability to pass a DOT drug test and functional capacity test, andthe ability to work well with others in extreme climate and other working conditions.We offer a competitive wage based on experience and a full benefit package including:• Medical • Dental • Vision and Matching 401(k).Please send resumes to Tony.Waldrep@univpp.com.For questions, please contact us at:940-644-5977ATTN: Tony WaldrepUniversal Pressure Pumping, Inc.705 Weatherford • Chico, TX 76431Universal Pressure Pumping, Inc. is a drug-free workplace/EOESEEKING CDL DRIVERSCLASS A AND B&TRANSPORTDRIVERS• Competitive pay plus overtime• Paid insurance• 401(k) plan• Paid holidays• Paid vacation• Safety bonusesMust be willing to travelIf interested please call940-627-1005HIRING TRANSPORT DRIVERSTransport Transport 2 Years Verifiable DrivingDrivers Drivers Experience, CleanNeeded Needed MVR andTransport Drivers NeededBackground, Class A License + Tanker Endorsementand age 22 or older. Locations in Cleburne,Weatherford, Bridgeport, Justin and Jacksboro.• Excellent Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance• Drive locally only - 12-hour shifts• Company-Paid Life Insurance• Matching 401(k)2222yearsyearsminimumminimumage;age;2 years verifiableverifiabledrivingdrivingexperience;22 years minimum age; experience;ClassClassA CDL;CDL;We 2 yearsWepaypayyou verifiableyouforforyour drivingyourexperience experience;experienceEmployeeEmployeeandandFamilyFamilyhealthhealthinsuranceClass A CDL;insuranceNightNightshiftshiftpremiumpremiumNight We payNightshift youshiftbonus for your experiencebonus• Night Shift Differential• Night Shift Bonus Annually• Safety Bucks Annually• Paid Vacations and Paid Holidays• Quarterly Driver Bonuses• Driver Referral Bonuses• Free Wellness Fair for Employees Annually• $25/month Gym Reimbursement paid QuarterlyEmployee and Family health insuranceContact 940.393.5525 Dannyor 817.925.5154 JonNight shift premiumEOENight shift bonusCleburneCleburnearea:area:817.925.5154817.925.5154ScottScottBridgeportBridgeportarea:area:940.393.5525940.393.5525KirbyKirbyCleburne Completion area: & 817.925.5154 Production Services Scottis Hiring:RIG TRANSPORTRig - Moving Experience RequiredSWAMPERCDL RequiredMECHANICMust have CDL Class A, Tools, Truck & Rig, Mechanical Skills & ExperienceVACUUM DRIVERMinumun 1.5 years ExperienceBridgeport area: 940.393.5525 KirbyCompetitive Pay & Benefits:Major Medical/Dental/Vision/401(k)Vacation/Holiday PayCall 800.899.3941Todaywww.nabors.com“We aren’t the rest, we hire the best.”EOE/M/F/V/DIf assistance is needed for applying online, call 940-567-2272BE PART OF A GROWING SERVICE TEAMSeeking Self-Motivated Individual for Service Adviser•Demonstrated Customer Service Skills•ExcellentVerbal &Written Communications Skills•Professional Appearance•5-DayWorkWeek with Rotating Saturdays•Paid Holidays &Vacation•Competitive SalaryApply in person to Jamie McClain, Service ManagerKLEMENT CHRYSLER-JEEP-DODGE-RAMEqual Opportunity Employer at 500 N. Hwy. 287, Decatur

ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 17EMPLOYMENT SERVICES FARM AND RANCHMERCHANDISEFOR SALEOfficeSelect Energy Services is currentlyseeking a Receptionist/P.O. Processor.Experience with Outlook andExcel required. We offer competitivepay; 401k with company match; affordablemedical, dental, and life insurance;paid vacation; and paidholidays. Drug free environment.Apply in person at 1502 10th Street,Bridgeport, TX 76426; or send resumesto:lrolen@selectenergyservices.comEOE.Retail/SalesUSED CAR DEALERSHIPBUY HERE/PAY HEREIn Business Since 1999SeekingSALES/MANAGERPOSITIONSfor Two LocationsBridgeport/AzleSales Experience RequiredMust be professional and haveprofessional appearancewith clean driving record.Salary Plus CommissionSerious ApplicantsCall Mitch or Scott940-683-1999Buy Here/Pay Here car dealershipseeking manager/sales position forsecond location. Used car sales experiencerequired. Must be professional,have clean driving recordand be able to pass drug screen.Serious applicants call Mitch,(940)683-1999.Sales person needed. Experience aplus. Apply in person, Gilco Lubricants,206 CR 4384, Decatur; orsend resume to:customersvc@gilcooil.com.TradesHIRINGPROCESS TECHSwith stable workhistory, mechanicalaptitude and desireto work locally. Pay$11/hr - $14/hrdepending on skillsand experience.Apply atwww.entegris.comE/O/EFor an exciting careerin private sectorcorrections, considerthe industry leader:CORRECTIONSCORPORATION OF AMERICAis seeking applicants for thefollowing position at its BridgeportPre-Parole Transfer Facility:• CorrectionalOfficerExcellent Benefits PackageFull-time:Health, Dental and Vision InsuranceLife Insurance • 401(k) Retirement PlansStock Options • Personal & Sick LeavePaid Holidays • Service/EmployeeRecognition Programs. CareerAdvancement OpportunitiesApply online at:www.ccajob.com940-683-2162CCA is an equal opportunity employerM/F/D/V-Drug Free EnvironmentCDL drivers needed, Forestburg.Must be 23-years of age & passpre-employment drug screen. CallJeff, (940)745-1559.CDL drivers needed, sand/gravelhauling. (940)427-2033.Concrete finisher and form setterneeded. Must have experience andspeak English. Call Bill,(817)980-8050.Flatbed driver needed. Must haveClass A CDL, clean MVR, passpre-employment drug test, flatbedexperience preferred. Apply at11049 S. Highway 287, Rhome, TX;(817)638-9053.Hiring CDL drivers. Tanker endorsementand end dump. (940)389-2579or (940)427-4953.Immediate opportunity, CDL driver,heavy equipment operator experiencehelpful, MSHA certification ishelpful, benefits package. Call(817)489-5299 for more information.Please fax resumes:(817)489-2326.Looking for experienced stylists.New, rustic salon with spacious stations,in business since 2007. Call(940)433-3255.Now hiring Class A CDL drivers with2-years experience. Oilfield/environmental/constructiontransportation.Paid weekly, insurance, Aflac,paid vacations and much more. CallDaniel, (800)448-6323.NOW HIRING truck driver, full-time,Class A or B CDL required, experienceddriver only. Hauling in Wiseand surrounding counties. Apply @Cox Ready Mix, 872 S. Highway101, Chico.PRE-CAST FACILITYlooking for self-motivated individualwith batch plant operations experienceand knowledge of mixer truckoperation & maintenance. Bilingualaplus.Applyat11049S.Highway287, Rhome, TX; (817)638-9053.PRE-CAST FACILITYlooking for self-motivated individualfor fork lift operation. Must have experiencewith lift truck operation thatinvolves loads for 3,000-25,000 lbs.Must be fork lift certified. Bilingual aplus. Apply at 11049 S. Highway287, Rhome, TX; (817)638-9053.RHOME: EMSFIRST RESPONDERJob Description: Rhome, Texas(pop: 1,600) is a Type "A" GeneralLaw City, located 23 miles north ofdowntown Fort Worth and on theverge of new residential and commercialgrowth. The city has aMayor and five Council Members.Minimum Qualifications: State ofTexas Certification as EMT-B includingcurrent CPR credential,2-years experience at EMT levelwith ambulance service, Basic FirefighterCertification with SFFMA,valid Class B CDL. Pre-employmentfitness for duty physical will be required.Annual salary starts at$30,000-$35,000, depending onqualifications/excellent benefits.Position is open until filled. EEO.Qualified candidates should submitresumes and appropriate certificationsto Human Resources, P. O.Box 228, Rhome, TX 76078; oremail to: cityofrhome@earthlink.net;fax: (817)636-2465.Rick's Auto Repair & Towing, 3280S. Highway 101, Bridgeport, TX76426. (940)683-3720. Now hiringqualified automotive technicians.Apply in person, Mon.-Fri.,8a.m.-5p.m.SCHOOL BUS DRIVERSNEEDED. Training and full-timeroutes available. Weekend worknot required, competitive pay andbenefits. Prospective team membersmust be able to pass a D.O.T.physical, be drug free, and possessacleandrivingrecord.ContacttheDecatur ISD Transportation Departmentat 243 Buchanan Drive,Decatur; (940)393-7120.Stylist wanted! Suite for lease,$450/month. Need help with walk-intraffic. Great place to build clientele!Located in Rhome. (817)636-0393.The City of Paradise is taking applicationswith resumes for thepart-time position of water operator.AClassClicenseisrequired.Applicationsmay be turned in at CityHall, located at 218 Main Street, ormailed to PO Box 314, Paradise, TX76073. For more information call(940)969-2114. (Equal OpportunityEmployer)The City of Runaway Bay is seekingan experienced police chief with exceptionalinterpersonal skills andmanagement experience in policeoperations. The chief of police is expectedto work patrol and have theability to work any shift, attendmeetings of the city council andother boards or commissions as directed,and be available forafter-hours call in. Must be able toimplement, maintain and monitorplans for interactive relationship betweenpolice and community. Salaryrange: $48,000-$58,000.Deadline to submit letter of interest,resume, salary history, three professionalreferences, and completedpersonal history statement is March22, 2013. Personal history statementcan be obtained by sending anemail request to:citysecretary@runawaybaytexas.comor by calling (940)575-4745.BusinessSERVICES• Childcare• Adult/Elderly Care• Business• Housecleaning• Let Me Fix It• Miscellaneous• TutoringBRUCE’S HOUSE LEVELINGFoundation repair, sheetrock, tape&beddingrepair.Allworkguaranteed!Free estimates. 30 years experience.(817)690-2429.JOE TUCKER DRYWALL& INSULATION(940)389-0029Sheetrock ✣ Texture ✣ Insulation.New construction, remodeling,add-ons, spray foam & attic insulation.(940)389-0029.UTEXCONCRETEDriveways, patios,sidewalks, shop foundationsand handicap ramps.20+ years experience.Call Jim for estimates.817-908-8890HousecleaningBasic cleaning services for homesor small businesses, years of experience!Call (940)577-7731 for freeestimates.HOUSE-CLEANINGservices available for Wise Countyarea homes and businesses.7-years experience. We give freeestimates. Call (940)210-2878.Let me fix itCollege KidsLandscape, Irrigation& HandymenLARGE ODD JOBSSPRINKLER SYSTEMSRepairs & NewSystemsCleanups/Haul-offsTree/brush Work940-255-1702Owner: Taylor MclemoreTX Lic 17498HOME LEVELING SOLUTIONSPier/beam homes, mobile homes,small buildings, sub flooring, beams,columns, crack repair, masonry repair.(940)399-9616.MIKE’S RV SERVICEService calls, insurance work, fullrepairs, parts, washing/detailing;work on motorhomes, horse/enclosedtrailers. New location: 2miles north, FM 730.(940)399-7565.PRO CONSTRUCTION SERVICES(940)577-4135. Remodeling,interior & exteriorpainting, drywall,cabinets, trim, tile,handyman jobs. Qualitywork done right.pro-construction-services.com.PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING& Contracting. 1-stop shop for allyour plumbing needs. 24/7. On-siteestimates. (817)201-5949,(817)805-7537.REMODELING & REPAIRSfor your home & rental properties.Call Barry, (940)389-4943.MiscellaneousLONGARM QUILTINGstarting at .01¢/inch, $45 minimum.Decatur area. (940)389-4150,(940)627-6968.FARM AND RANCHFarm Equipment2000 CM 3-HORSE SLANTgooseneck, slats, sleeping quartersw/front tack, less than 500 miles,used 12 times. $5,000/OBO.(214)801-0753.2005 D40 CASEtractor, 4-wheel drive, 111 hours,loader, Rhino mower, box blade, 2hay spears. $18,000.(817)733-7587.Fencing• Farm Equipment • Fencing• Lawn & Garden • Livestock• Livestock Care/Training• Livestock Lost & Found• Livestock Stud Service• Livestock Supplies• Miscellaneous • Mowing• Pasture & Feed • Poultry3D FARM & RANCH SERVICESAll types fencing, metal buildings,carports, custom gates, entrances,cattle guards, mobile & shop welding,general clean-up, skid steerwork. YOU NAME IT, WE DO IT!!Credit cards accepted.(940)210-1242.AFFORDABLE FENCINGAll types, including chainlink, wood privacy, vinyl,farm fencing. Installationor repair. (940)626-9290.www.affordablefencing.netAL SALINAS FENCINGAll types fencing. Braces, gates,cattle guards, livestock shelters,carports, pre-made braces.(940)577-0878.www.alsalinasfencing.comBOBBY’S FENCEAll types fencing. Free estimates.Over 25-years experience.(817)444-3213.Lawn and gardenResidential and CommercialLandscape Maintenancewww.cutandgrow.comAsk About Tree Trimmingand Spring Clean-Up42" CRAFTSMANriding lawn mower with canopy &trailer. $650. (940)399-8208.ALL PRO LAWN CARESpring clean up, get your yardready! Lawn service, landscaping,tree trimming. Free estimates. Also,hiring. Dylan, (817)891-1600.Klean KutLawn CareMowing • Edging • TrimmingCommercial or ResidentialBrush Hog MowingInsuredKenny MoranCell 817-247-9965Office 940-433-5470TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED39 years in business, insured. Allmajor credit cards accepted.(817)444-0861, Teater.LivestockALL NATURAL BEEFNo antibiotics or hormones. Whole,half, quarter or smaller packages tosuit your needs. (940)210-9614.LLAMASweanlings (6-months-old), adults,bred females, guardians & pet quality.We provide training & supportfor new owners. (940)433-5897.New WW 6x20 Runabout 6’6” hardtop.Full length brush fenders, slatsides, spare tire. $6,800 considerpartial trade. (817)566-5923.REGISTERED LONGHORNbull, parents on site, 8-months-old.$500. (817)360-4800.MowingACREAGE MOWINGTractor services. Plowing, seeding,aerating, tilling, fertilizing available.Tommy, (940)482-6578.Cutting EdgeLAWN CAREFULL SERVICE LAWN CARE&LANDSCAPINGAT AN AFFORDABLE PRICESpencer Pryor - OwnerFREE ESTIMATESResidential & Commercial940-210-1683Pasture and feed30 rolls fertilized coastal. Horsequality. $80/roll. (940)627-5075.BK FERTILIZERLiquid nitrogen, 32-0-0, for sale.Also, application service available.Call (940)393-9616COASTAL HAY4x5 round bales, fertilized and barnstored. $75/bale. Quantity discountsavailable. (940)433-3981.COASTALround & square bales, $55-$65.(940)872-0930.CUSTOM ROUND/SQUAREbaling , mowing, plowing,grain drill, treestrimmed, gardenstilled. Hay hauling andhay for sale. Call(940)393-9616, (940)683-3148.EXCELLENT COW QUALITY4x5 coastal round bales, $65/each.(940)393-9958.HORSE AND CATTLE HAYSquare and round bales.(940)627-2638.LONESOME DOVE FEEDAuthorized Bryant dealer, great feedat low prices! Round bales for sale.Located 1231 CR4380, Decatur.(940)389-2945.✭COASTAL HAY✭Large round bales, heavily fertilized&herbicided.NearAlvord,willload.(940)872-2197.RYE/VETCH ROUND BALES$80/bale. (940)433-3966.SMALL SQUARE BALESof Sudan hay. (940)393-2155.SPRIGS & SPRIGGINGTipton, Alicia, coastal.(940)229-1045.PetsPETS• Pets• Pets Lost & Found• Pet Care/Training• Pet Stud Services!!ATTENTION!!We suggest that our readers thoroughlyinvestigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.CROSSBREDPOINTER/BRITTANY8-months-old, 2 males, 1 female,both parents excellent hunters & retrievers,all shots, very active & eyepleasers. $100/each. Cell(817)903-9242; emailbcjennings@gmail.com.FurnitureBEDROOM FURNITURE SETFor sale. 8-piece plus king mattressand box spring. Good condition.$1,200/OBO. Local. (972)489-0043.Sleeper sofa, small sofa, entertainmentcenter, coffee table, glass tableand 4 chairs, La-Z-Boy recliner.(940)627-1636.Stretch your tax refund at Aaronswith big savings on lease returns.Sofa and love seat, both from $379.3-piece accessory tables from $79.Lamp pairs from $29. Queen Mattresssets from $129. Washers, dryers,refrigerators, laptops, TVs andmuch more. Short on cash? Leaseto own new in 12-months. No creditneeded. Cash, check or credit card.1300 FM 51 South, Near DollarGeneral . (940-)627-5043, ask forTravis or Mike.Garage sales• Appliances• Clothing/Jewelry• Furniture• Garage Sales• Firewood• Miscellaneous• Auctions!!ATTENTION!!Garage sale ads must be called inBEFORE NOON MONDAY to run inthe All Around Wise/Wednesdayedition. As of Oct. 1, 2012, all classifiedsare in All Around Wise. Wedo not run garage sales the weekendbefore the sale.Decatur: 400 Vick St., Saturday,March 9, 9a.m.-2p.m. Appliances,clothes, toys, furniture. Too much tolist.ESTATE/GARAGE SALESWe can handle all your sellingneeds: Auctions, Estate or GarageSales. Patsy Pierce, #12790,(940)255-1075. We buy estates.ATTENTION GARAGESALE ADVERTISERS:First,the Bad News...Midweek Classified Deadlineshave moved to Mondays at Noon.Now, theGOOD News...All Classifieds areNow Call 940-627-5987 before NoonOfferingUpdate GOLD on Mondays to get your adweekly in included in All Around Wisethe ThursdayUpdate! AND the Weekend Messenger!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, TX

18 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013MERCHANDISE FOR SALETRANSPORTATIONNOTICESHUGE MOVING SALEDecatur: Sat., March 9, 7a.m., allunder cover. Kitchen, linens, furniture,tools, tack, camping, games,books and holiday. 1 mile North ofDecatur rest stop on Hwy. 287.AuctionsUPCOMING AUCTIONSFriday, March 15 • 10 am909 North Hwy 101 • Chico, TXSELLING FOR SCOTT & YVONNE BURGESS,WHO ARE SELLING THEIR HOME AND DOWNSIZINGItems include large Remington Gun Safe, Lincoln 225 amp Shop-type welder,Cast Iron Patio furniture, misc. household items, furniture, tools and more.Sunday, March 17 • 1:15 pm372 CR 4794 • Boyd, TXSELLING FOR THE ESTATE OF THE LATE ALVIN “RED” BASSHAM AND ITEMSFOR CAROLYN BASSHAM, WHO IS SELLING HER HOME AND MOVINGItems include 18.5 hp 46 in..cut Huskie Riding Mower, Yamaha Gas Golf Cart (runsgood), pull behind spreader for mower, several antiques, furniture, collectibles,Craftsman tools, Murray Push Mower (like new), storage buildings to be moved andlots of misc. good merchandise.Don’t miss these Auctions. Watch website for details & pictures; go towww.spikesauction.comFor more info. contact AuctioneerGabe Spikes TX#10293940-872-5180 or 940-872-3613CONSIGNMENT/ESTATEAUCTIONSaturday March 9 • 10 amCIRCLE F AUCTION SERVICES206 Adrian Dr. • Bridgeport, TexasCome join us for our first auction in our new locationat 206 Adrian, Bridgeport, Texas (Located one blockeast of US 101 on US 380, take Woodville to right andbuilding will be on right on Adrian). We can’t wait foryou to see what we have done to the building!This will be a great auction with several pieces of nice furniture,cast iron stove, appliances, nice rustic bed, saddles,coins, sports memorabilia, tools, antiques, knives, yardtools, Railroad Collector Plates, lots of really nice glassware,plus tons more as we are still unpacking items fromthree estates!!!!!! You don’t want to miss this one.For more information check out our websitemontyfitzgeraldauctioneers.com or auctionzip.com10% Buyers Premium charged;All items sold “AS IS, WHERE IS”;Terms are Cash, Check or Credit Card.Monty Fitzgerald, Auctioneer, Texas License # 16960 @ 940-393-8907Melissa Fitzgerald, Associate Auctioneer, Texas License # 17092Upcoming Auctions:New Fairview: 160 Sky Way, off FM407. 1/2 mile from Hwy. 287. Thursday,March 7 and Saturday, March9, 9a.m.-3p.m. Living room furniture,treadmill, women’s plus sizeclothes, decor, jewelry, hitch hauland lots more.March 12 – 10 am – Decatur Self Storage,1100 E US 380 Bus, Decatur – Selling 8 Storage UnitsMarch 15 – 6:30 pm – Coins, Sports Memorabilia, Comics and CollectiblesAUCTIONFarm & Ranch Equipment ConsignmentSaturday, March 9, 2013Hwy. 51 South - Sheriff’s Posse GroundsDecatur, Texas 76234Case 125 Maxxum Tractor, MFWD with loader, Approx. 1900hrs. -NH TN75 Tractor, C&A, 4x4, Front Loader, 1900hrs. - JD 2940 Tractor,ROPS & Canopy, 3300hrs. - Kubota Zero Turn Mower, 6’x10’Dump Trailer (like new), JD 350CDozer, 1989 Chevy, C60 DumpTruck 6 yard Dump, (new rubber). 8 N Ford Tractor (fully restored)530 Case Row Crop Tractor, - JD 4040 Tractor, C/A, QR Trans. - JD2950 Tractor, C/A, MFWD. - JD 4030 Tractor, C/A, Trans., with GB660 QT Loader. - JD 4230 Tractor,C/A, QRRTrans. - JD 3010 Tractor,with JD Loader (clean). - IHC 886Tractor, C/A, - C/A, - Case2590 Tractor, C/A, with Duals - Ford 4000 Tractor, Fenders, 3pt.PTO - NHHT 152 10 Wheel Hay Rake - NH BR 750Round Baler -14’ B/P Horse Trailer, JD 1008 10’ Shredder, - 8’ Bucket for Extend-A Hoe(new) - Front EndLoader off a 281XE Tractor, Lowry LevelingBlade (like New), 5’ Finish Mower, Ford 15000 Tractor (not running),ning)66” Grapple Bucket, 3pt.Plugger, 3pt. HaySpike. 3pt. BaleFork,6’ Gannon Box Blade, Lone Star Service ePPost Hole Digger, MillerBlueStar Welder(no Leads), Troybilt Gas Chipper, per, Cattle HeadGate, Woods DS96 8’ Mower, Kawasaki Mule 1310, Small CattleCube Feeder (for Pickup Bed), 20022 CMMTaile Trailer, G/N, Tandem Axle,16’x16’ withTop(clean) - HayVan 4Bale HayTrailer (like new) -Remcor 5000 gal. Sprayer with Pump &Booms- JD MX10 Shredder(unused) - 20’ Harbro Trailer, 7’ Wide, 7k Axles, Heavy Duty Ramps,with Title -Yerf Dog Scout, Compact Utility Vehicle, 4x2 - CementMixer - Small Harrow - More Coming.Heugatter Auction ServiceAllen Heugatter #123042137 US Hwy 287Bowie, Texas 76230To Consign Call940-366-1330 - 817-821-3583 - 817-846-6856www.ahauctions.comRhome: Highway 287 to Highway114 West, Bridgeport Exit, headwest 2 miles, follow green signs to103 Aurora Vista Trail, Fri.-Sat.,March 8-9, 8a.m. BIG MOVINGSALE! Automotive, power & handtools, yard equipment, furniture,household goods, Kenmore HE5washer & gas dryer.CarsTRANSPORTATION1993 CORVETTEhard top, 53,000 miles,40th anniversary package,ruby red insideand out. Loaded, runsgreat, looks new.$12,800. (940)644-2783, leavemessage.DEPENDABLE CARS & TRUCKS$3,500 or less. We finance!Cowgirl AutoSales, 804 BusinessHighway 287, Decatur,TX; (940)626-0070.Let’s do business! www.cowgirlautosales.com.Bishop’sWise Car& Truck Co.1110 Hovey St. Bridgeport940-683-1999BAD CREDIT OKBUY HEREPAY HEREWWW.WISECARANDTRUCK.NETAuctionsNotice of Public AuctionTEXAS AUCTIONEER –Luther DavisTexas License # TX8325Boyd Mini Storage, Pursuant to Chapter 59 of the Texas Property Code, willconduct a public sale of the contents of the units listed below to satisfydelinquent accounts ( Landlord’s Lien). The sales will be conducted atBoyd Mini Storage, 675 E. Hwy 114, Boyd, TX 76023 on Friday, March 22, 2013..Auction will begin at 10 A.M. All sales are final. Boyd Mini Storagereserves the right to refuse any and all bids. Payment in the form ofCASH ONLY from the highest bidder. Deposit $50.00 per unit is required until the unitis clean. Buyers must remove all the contents from the premises and units must be sweptclean with no damages by 12:00 P.M. Saturday, March 23, 2013. Merchandise may beremoved during business hours from 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. only.Eric Benavides:Joshua Butler:Cassandra Hendrix:Linda Spruill:Joni Watkins:• Boats• Cars• Recreational Vehicles• Trucks• Accessories• Trailers• Wanted to BuyNo Credit CheckBad Credit - No CreditNo ProblemHassle Free FinancingReport to Credit BureauMany Clean & ReliableCars, Trucks, SUVs inInventory.Come By and See Us!Trade Ins Welcome!940-626-8000www.bmgautosales.comwww.bmgautogroup.combmgauto1@yahoo.comTires & Wheels; Engine Parts; Tool Boxes;Misc. Tools & Auto Maintenance; Printers; TV;Audio/Stereo Speakers & Accessories; ModelCars; Hot Wheels; Auto & Big Rig Parts/Accessories;Paintball Guns; Motocross Boots; ExerciseEquipment; Baby Crib Frame; Neon SignMicrowave; Vacuum Cleaner; Wooden Drawers;Jack LaLanne Power Juicer; Sitting Chair; Box Fan;Collector Cars; GI Joes; Children’s Clothes; Luggage;DVDs; Toys4 Wooden Chairs; Jewelry Box; Door Mirror; NicePicture Frame; Baby Clothes; Kids’ Bedside Table;Schwinn 10-Speed Bicycle; 2 Christmas Trees &Decorations; Rock Band Items – Some Autographed;Toys; Scrapbooking; Enclosed ShelvesHandicapped Scooter; Lawn Spreader;Magna 21-Speed Bicycle107 S. Hwy 287 • Decatur, TX 76234940-626-8000 • 940-626-8003Recreational vehicles1999 HARLEY DAVIDSONDyna Wide Glide, barn kept, greatcondition, less than 11,000 miles.$7,900. (940)626-4334, leave message.2004 CARDINALBY FOREST RIVER32' 5th wheel, new refrigerator, newbatteries, approx. 1,000 miles onnew tires, always stored undercover. 2 slides, rear kitchen, fiberglasswith rubber roof. Don't missthis one!! Selling below retail average,call 940-393-6464 leave message2004 HONDA SHADOW AERO(VT750C), WINDSHIELD, BACK-REST, CRASH BARS, AND LUG-GAGE RACK ADDED! Inspired byboth the Shadow A.C.E. 750 Deluxeand Shadow Spirit 750, this classicmachine features incomparableretro styling, shaft drive; a low, 26”seat height, 50 MPG, and best ofall, full-sized looks and performancewithout the full-sized price. Maroon,7,095 miles. $4,000. (940)393-8663.Foosball Table; Dressers; End Tables; Artist Table;TV; Computer Monitors; Ceiling Fan; Bookshelves;Little Tykes Rocking Horse; 2 Motorcycle Helmets;Stained Glass Fireplace Screen; Kids’ BasketballHoop; Toys; Desk; Wicker ChairBoyd Mini Storage: Whirlpool Double Oven; TV Armoire; 26Antique Fold-up Church ChairsALL UNITS CONTAIN OTHER MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS!ALL SALES FINALPickups/Vans/SUVs2006 DODGE SLTLone Star Edition, 5.9 diesel, quadcab, short bed, 118,000 miles, towing,bed cover/liner, white. $15,900.(817)992-9239.Accessories4 TOYO TIRESMounted on Boss wheels, Chevy, 6lugs. Tires sizes: 2 @ 245/45ZR/18;2 @ 275/40ZR/20. $900/all.(940)626-1143.940-627-5987 • WWW.WCMESSENGER.COMNEWS@WCMESSENGER.COM • ADS@WCMESSENGER.COMNOTICES• Legal Notices• Public NoticesNOTICE OF RECEIPT OFAPPLICATION AND INTENT TOOBTAIN WATER QUALITYPERMIT RENEWALPERMIT NO. WQ0010023001APPLICATION. City of Chico,P.O. Box 37, Chico, Texas 76431,has applied to the Texas Commissionon Environmental Quality(TCEQ) to renew Texas PollutantDischarge Elimination System(TPDES) Permit No.WQ0010023001 (EPA I.D. No.TX0023787) to authorize the dischargeof treated wastewater at avolume not to exceed a daily averageflow of 150,000 gallons per day.The domestic wastewater treatmentfacility is located at 237 PrivateRoad 1453, Chico, in Wise County,Texas 76431. The discharge routeis from the plant site to Dry Creek;thence to gravel pits; thence toWest Fork Trinity River BelowBridgeport Reservoir. TCEQ receivedthis application on January10, 2013. The permit application isavailable for viewing and copying atthe Chico City Hall, City Secretary’sOffice, 400 South Hovey Street,Chico, Texas. This link to an electronicmap of the site or facility’sgeneral location is provided as apublic courtesy and not part of theapplication or notice. For exact location,refer to application.http://www.tceq.texas.gov/assets/public/hb610/index.html?lat=33.288535&lng=-97.781593&zoom=13&type=rADDITIONAL NOTICE. TCEQ’sExecutive Director has determinedthe application is administrativelycomplete and will conduct a technicalreview of the application. Aftertechnical review of the application iscomplete, the Executive Directormay prepare a draft permit and willissue a preliminary decision on theapplication. Notice of the Applicationand Preliminary Decision willbe published and mailed to thosewho are on the countywide mailinglist and to those who are onthe mailing list for this application.That notice will contain thedeadline for submitting publiccomments.PUBLIC COMMENT / PUBLICMEETING. You may submit publiccomments or request a publicmeeting about this application.The purpose of a public meeting isto provide the opportunity to submitcomments or to ask questions aboutthe application. TCEQ will hold apublic meeting if the Executive Directordetermines that there is a significantdegree of public interest inthe application or if requested by alocal legislator. A public meeting isnot a contested case hearing.OPPORTUNITY FOR A CON-TESTED CASE HEARING. Afterthe deadline for submitting publiccomments, the Executive Directorwill consider all timely commentsand prepare a response to all relevantand material or significant publiccomments. Unless the applicationis directly referred for a contestedcase hearing, the responseto comments, and the ExecutiveDirector’s decision on theapplication, will be mailed to everyonewho submitted public commentsand to those persons whoare on the mailing list for this application.If comments are received,the mailing will also provideinstructions for requestingreconsideration of the ExecutiveDirector’s decision and for requestinga contested case hearing.Acontestedcasehearingisalegal proceeding similar to a civiltrial in a state district court.TO REQUEST A CONTESTEDCASE HEARING, YOU MUST IN-CLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMSIN YOUR REQUEST: your name;address, phone number; applicant’sname and proposed permitnumber; the location and distanceof your property/activitiesrelative to the proposed facility; aspecific description of how youwould be adversely affected bythe facility in a way not commonto the general public; and, thestatement "[I/we] request a contestedcase hearing." If the requestfor contested case hearingis filed on behalf of a group or association,the request must designatethe group’s representativefor receiving future correspondence;identify an individualmember of the group who wouldbe adversely affected by the proposedfacility or activity; providethe information discussed aboveregarding the affected member’slocation and distance from the facilityor activity; explain how andwhy the member would be affected;and explain how the intereststhe group seeks to protectare relevant to the group’s purpose.Following the close of all applicablecomment and request periods,the Executive Director will forwardthe application and any requests forreconsideration or for a contestedcase hearing to the TCEQ Commissionersfor their consideration at ascheduled Commission meeting.The Commission will only grant acontested case hearing on disputedissues of fact that are relevant andmaterial to the Commission’s decisionon the application. Further, theCommission will only grant a hearingon issues that were raised intimely filed comments that were notsubsequently withdrawn. TCEQmay act on an application to renewa permit for discharge orwastewater without providing anopportunity for a contested casehearing if certain criteria are met.MAILING LIST. If you submit publiccomments, a request for a contestedcase hearing or a reconsiderationof the Executive Director’sdecision, you will be added to themailing list for this specific applicationto receive future public noticesmailed by the Office of the ChiefClerk. In addition, you may requestto be placed on: (1) the permanentmailing list for a specific applicantname and permit number; and/or (2)the mailing list for a specific county.If you wish to be placed on the permanentand/or the county mailinglist, clearly specify which list(s) andsend your request to TCEQ Officeof the Chief Clerk at the address below.AGENCY CONTACTS AND IN-FORMATION. All written publiccomments and requests must besubmitted to the Office of theChief Clerk, MC 105, TCEQ, P.O.Box 13087, Austin, TX78711-3087. If you need more informationabout this permit applicationor the permitting process,please call the TCEQ Public EducationProgram, Toll Free, at1-800-687-4040. Si desea informaciónen Español, puede llamar al1-800-687-4040. General informationabout the TCEQ can be foundat our web site atwww.tceq.texas.gov.Further information may also beobtained from the City of Chico atthe address stated above or by callingMs. Anita Long, at940-644-2435.Issuance Date: February 21, 2013.Public HearingsPUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARINGON SOLID WASTE FACILITYSITING ORDINANCEWise County as part of the NorthCentral Texas region, has taken initiativeto develop and adopt a SolidWaste Facility Siting Ordinance withtechnical and financial assistancefrom the North Central Texas Councilof Governments. The ordinancewill give the county greater controlover potential solid waste locationissues within its jurisdiction by allowingthe county to prohibit the disposalof municipal or industrial solidwaste within the county where disposalwould represent a threat topublic health, safety or welfare.Public Hearing Timeand LocationApublichearingontheproposedordinance will be held at 8:45 a.m.,March 25, 2013 at Wise CountyCommissioners Court in the thirdfloor jury room of the Wise CountyCourthouse in Decatur, Texas. Interestedcitizens may testify at thehearing.SUBSCRIBECall 940-627-5987

Decatur, Texas, Wednesday, March 6, 2013 ALL AROUND WISE • A PART OF THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER 19Spring Home and GardenSUDOKU SOLUTIONSSeries starts this monthBY TODD VINEYARDWe are excited to announcethe Spring Homeand Garden Series comingin March and April. Thehorticulture program is designedfor homeowners witha variety of interests, andit will start March 26, andrun every Tuesday throughApril 16.Each program is 3 to 5 p.m.at the Wise County ExtensionOffice, 206 S. State St.,in Decatur. Cost is $40 forthe series or $15 per event.Sign up for the program beforeWednesday, March 20,by calling 940-627-3341 orstop by the office.The series schedule is asfollows:Session 1, March 26 — Dr.Joe Masabni will discussvegetable gardening. Topicswill include garden design,raised bed gardening, varietyselection,disease andfertilization.Masabni isan assistantprofessor andE x t e n s i o nhorticultureAgs p e c i a l i s tNews with TexasA&M AgriLifeExtension Service.Session 2, April 2 — Dr.Monte Nesbitt will discusshome fruit and nut treemanagement. He’ll talkabout fruit tree selection,pruning, grafting/budding,and insect/disease control.Nesbitt is an Extensionhorticulture specialist withTexas A&M AgriLife ExtensionService.Session 3, April 9 — Dr.Jim McAfee will addresshome turf management asit relates to varieties of turfthe GOLD STANDARDin ClassifiedsEvery Weekend andMidweek. And only inand their strengths andweaknesses. He will alsodiscuss weed control andidentification and insectand disease control in turfgrass. McAfee is an associateprofessor and Extensionhorticulture specialist withTexas A&M AgriLife ExtensionService.Session 4, April 16 —Renea Burks will discusslandscape tree managementduring a drought, treeselection, and identificationWE FINANCE • WE FINANCE • WE FINANCE • WE FINANCE • WE FINANCE • WE FINANCEof disease and possible controloptions. 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