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2 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, October 29, 2009
BY NEIL SPERRY
Dear Neil: Is there a part
of Texas where daylilies
won’t do well? Mine grow,
but they keep losing lots of
their lower leaves during the
season.
Daylilies are perfectly
adapted to all parts of Tex-
as. They may require just
a touch of special attention
in certain conditions (im-
proved drainage in wet soils,
irrigation when dry, full sun,
ample nitrogen). Most true
lilies (Genus Lilium) are a
challenge in Texas, but day-
lilies should be very depend-
able for you.
Dear Neil: Why would
20-year-old spirea plants not
bloom well? Their soil is not
very good, but they’ve been
fine up until now. What can
I do now to get better flowers
next spring?
They require full, or nearly
full sun. Perhaps trees have
grown up and over them.
They also don’t tolerate re-
peated shearing. It weakens
them over time. Any pruning
you do should be done im-
mediately after their spring
bloom time, and it should
only be as needed to main-
tain their natural shape. Ap-
ply a high-nitrogen fertilizer
each fall to maintain their
vigor. Use the same mate-
rial immediately after they
finish blooming. You may
just need to take them out
and prepare the soil care-
GARDENER’S MAILBAG
fully before replanting.
Dear Neil: What can be
done to correct high salt lev-
els in the soil?
Send one or more samples
to the Soil Testing Labora-
tory at Texas A&M. They’ll
analyze the soil for soluble
salts, and they’ll be able to
recommend the best steps
to correcting the problem.
They may suggest flush-
ing the soil deeply to leach
out as much of the mineral
material as possible, and
the recommendation might
involve applying gypsum.
Calcium in the gypsum will
replace the more harmful
sodium that is held on the
soil particles. Follow the
recommendations that are
based on the soil test.
Dear Neil: I have two
plum trees in my yard. The
first three years that we lived
here, the plums were won-
derful. But, for the past two
years, no plums. What would
cause that?
Proving the negative (why
a tree did not bear fruit) is
always difficult, but it could
be due to late frosts, insuf-
ficient bee activity, excessive
shade, improper pruning,
inadequate spraying (and
subsequent insect and dis-
ease problems in the fruit)
or drought. Hopefully, you’ll
find something that helps
in that broad stroke of pos-
sibilities.
Dear Neil: Is there hope
for a large poinsettia that
has struggled with white
flies? I had it outdoors this
summer. Someone suggested
I use soap spray on it, but
that caused all of its leaves
to drop. Will its new leaves
be healthy, and what can I
do if the whiteflies return?
It should bounce right
back if it was healthy in the
first place. However, the te-
nacious whiteflies are prob-
ably still hanging around
nearby. Systemic insecti-
cides work well on them,
and some people use yellow
sticky traps to get them.
Hopefully you won’t have a
big problem.
Dear Neil: I’ve attached a
photo of a 2-year-old willow
tree. The seed blew into my
vegetable garden. I moved
it, and now it’s 18 feet tall.
As you can see, recent wind
wasn’t kind to it. I think I
can prop it up for the win-
ter, but should I take the top
6 feet out of the tree? I’ve
grown attached to it.
Willows’ life expectan-
cies probably average 5 or 6
years, so don’t get really at-
tached to it, or it will break
your heart. In the mean-
time, you’ll need to protect
it from cottonwood borers,
cotton root rot, further wind
damage and other problems.
It will use copious quanti-
ties of water, and your other
plants may suffer as a re-
sult. As for trimming it, do
whatever it takes. It will
grow right back. Or, perhaps
invest in a better, longer-
term tree instead.
Dear Neil: What would
happen to English ivy that
would cause its leaves to
turn limp and pale green,
then brown and wilted? Will
it put out new leaves from
the branches?
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liriope, purple wintercreeper
and even Asian jasmine as
a groundcover replacement
for English ivy, and I would
suggest Carolina jessamine
as a replacement for it in its
vining form.
Dear Neil: I have eight
pecan trees, and I have a
power sprayer. (My schedule
of sprays is enclosed.) With
all the spraying I’ve done, 940-689-8388
I still lost a lot of my crop.
What causes it, and what
should I do?
The pecans you enclosed
fell some weeks ago, and
they had been ruined by
pecan scab. It’s a fungal
disease, and I didn’t see a
fungicide in the list of prod-
ucts you have used. Talk
to your farm supply dealer GESTATIONAL DIABETES
where you’re buying your
The term “gestational diabetes” refers to diabetes that occurs for
other products, and include
the first time in a woman while she is pregnant. This condition,
a labeled fungicide starting which affects about 4% of all pregnant women in this country, is
next season. characterized by blood glucose levels that are too high. The cause
! can be traced to hormones that are produced during pregnancy
Have a question you’d that make it more difficult for insulin (a hormone produced by
like Neil to consider? Mail the pancreas, which helps the body to use and store food-derived
it to him in care of the Wise sugar) to perform its task. As a result of this insulin resistance,
County Messenger, P.O. Box blood sugar levels rise, posing potential risks for both mother and
149, Decatur, TX 76234 or e- child. Pregnant women are generally tested for gestational diabetes
mail him at mailbag@sper- between the 24th and 28th weeks of their pregnancies.
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At our office, our primary goal is to provide medical care that
that he cannot reply to ques-
combines expert technology with warm, personal attention to
tions individually. the concerns of women and their families. To schedule your
appointment for gynecology or obstetrical care, call WISE
OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY P.A. at 940-626-8008. Our
office is conveniently located at 1713 South FM 51, Ste. 201,
Decatur. New patients are welcome.
P.S. While gestational diabetes usually goes away after the baby is
born, women with the condition are more likely than those without
it to develop type-2 diabetes later on.
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FOOD DRIVE — The Decatur
Police Citizens Alumni
Association is collecting food
for WARM. For information,
call (940) 627-5329.
THIS WEEK’S EVENTS ...
HEART GALLERY — The
Heart Gallery of Wise and
Jack counties will be at Wise
Regional Health System,
609 Medical Dr., in Decatur,
through Oct. 29. The gallery
is a photo exhibit of children
available for adoption. For
information, call (940) 393-
5231.
GOODIES FOR
GRANDPARENTS —
Bridgeport Elementary
School will honor
grandparents at 6 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 29. Cookies,
coffee and lemonade will be
served, and grandparents
will visit their grandchild’s
classroom.
CANS FOR CAKES — North
Texas Bank will have a bake
sale 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday,
Oct. 30, benefiting WARM.
You need to bring canned
goods to swap for baked
goods.
BOOSTER CLUB — The
Decatur Booster Club meets
7 a.m. Friday, Oct. 30, at
Prada Bistro.
GOLF FOR CHARITY
— The Wise Electric fifth
annual 4-Man Scramble
Golf Tournament is 8 a.m.
Friday, Oct. 30, at the
Runaway Bay Golf Course.
All proceeds benefit Wise
County Charities. First place
team receives $240, second
place $120 and third place
$80. Cost to enter is $60
per player. Prizes will also be
awarded for closest to the pin
and longest drive. Door prizes
and lunch will be provided.
For information, call (940)
389-7334.
NEWS BRIEFS
and Nocona. Visit www.
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY singlesinag.org or call (940)
— The Bridgeport chapter of 872-2521 or (940) 842-1205
the National Honor Society for information.
will accept applications from
juniors and seniors through FOOD DRIVE — First State
Friday, Oct. 30. Applications Bank in Bridgeport is
should be turned in to accepting food and toiletry
Rosalinda Scott, BHS chapter items for WARM through
adviser. Students will be Friday, Oct. 30. Items can be
notified of their acceptance brought to the front lobby.
by mail. For information, call
Mrs. Scott at (940) 683- CLUB MEETING — The Desk
4064. and Derrick Club of Wise
County annual business
FOOD DRIVE — Vincent meeting is 5:30 p.m.
Investment Management Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the La
is collecting nonperishable Quinta Inn in Bridgeport.
canned food or cash Dinner is $10 payable at
donations for Wise Area the door. The speaker is
Relief Mission (WARM). Scott Mercer with Complete
Donations can be dropped off Production Services. The
anytime during the month of business session of the
October at the office, 2250 meeting is closed, but
Farm Road 51 South, Suite the dinner and speaker
900, in Decatur. presentation is open to
the public. RSVP to Trinity
CAN COLLECTING — First Fincher at trinity.fincher@dvn.
Financial Bank in Decatur is com before Oct. 30.
collecting cans for Wise Area
Relief Mission. NEXT WEEK’S EVENTS ...
BASKETBALL SIGN-UPS —
FOUNDATION BANQUET Decatur pee wee basketball
— The Bridgeport Education sign-ups are under way for
Foundation’s seventh annual fifth and sixth grade boys
benefit banquet and auction and girls. Deadline is Sunday,
is Saturday, Nov. 7, in the Nov. 1. Forms can be picked
Bridgeport High School up at Decatur Intermediate
Commons area. Donations School. Contact Paula
are sought for live and silent Graves at (940) 626-8116
auction items, table sponsors or (940) 389-2414 or e-mail
and direct donations. Mail decaturpeeweebasketball@
or fax to chairman Sue Ray hotmail.com for information.
by Friday, Oct. 30, at 808
Woodrow Wilson Ray Circle, VOLUNTEER FAIR — A
Bridgeport, TX 76426 or
(940) 683-2069.
volunteer fair is 3 to 6
p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, at
Weatherford College. The
AG SINGLES — The Texas event will include drinks,
Chapter of Singles in snacks and door prizes.
Agriculture will have a Organizations will be on
weekend event Friday, Oct. site to discuss volunteering
30, through Sunday, Nov.
1. The chapter will meet
opportunities. Call Megan
Brock at (940) 452-4828 for
at 8 a.m. Friday, Oct. 30, information.
at Brushy Creek Retreat,
435 Richey Road, in Bowie. CHALLENGE — Wise Electric
The group will visit Saint Cooperative has challenged
Jo, Brushy Creek Winery other Wise County
businesses in a food drive
to benefit WARM. Call Lillie
Hunt at (940) 627-2167 to
participate. A custom trophy
goes to the winner. Food will
be collected Friday, Nov. 6.
ASMI COURSE — Accident
Scene Management Inc.
courses are offered Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, Nov.
6-8, at LaQuinta Inn and
Suites in Bridgeport. The
professional course is 6 to
9:30 p.m. Friday for $15.
The basic course is 9 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, and
the advanced course is 9
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday.
Both courses are $45. For
information, call Spirit Rider
at (940) 389-0200 or Denise
Carey at (832) 385-5253.
To register, go to www.
accidentscene.org/schedule.
htm#tx.
FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION
— The Chisholm Trail Tractor
Club annual Fall Farm
Equipment Consignment
Auction is 9 a.m. Saturday,
Nov. 7, at the Sheriff’s Posse
Grounds on Farm Road 51
South in Decatur. Equipment
already consigned includes
a 1951 Farmall Super A,
a 1949 Farmall Mod “C”
and a John Deere 3010. For
consignment information,
call Grady Griffeth at (940)
393-2155. Heugatter Auction
Service will conduct the
auction.
BARRELS FOR BOOKS —
Royal Christian Academy in
Boyd will host the Barrels for
Books barrel race Saturday,
Nov. 7. Exhibition will begin
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at 11 a.m., and the race will
start at 2 p.m. Monetary THANKSGIVING DINNER
and raffle item donations — The First United Methodist
are accepted. All proceeds
benefit the academy. Call Continued on page 8
Amy Proudfoot at (940) 389-
2441 for information. Church in Bridgeport will
hold its annual community
UPCOMING EVENTS ... Thanksgiving dinner 5 to 8
PIG TRAINING — Wise p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11., in
County 4-H show pig training the Bridgeport High School
is 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, commons area. Cost for
at the Paradise ag barn. adults is $7 in advance or
Instruction will be given $8 at the door; children 5 to
on hog selection, feeding, 10 years, $4 in advance or
health, daily care and more. $5 at the door; and children
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CLAYTON’S CORNER
By GARY CLAYTON before the first of the year. If you graze early and
Wise Co. Extension Agent remove the forage before then, nitrogen top dress-
ing in December will surely help produce more
Those of you who were lucky enough to get your winter forage. If you delay that nitrogen applica-
small grain fields planted early have seen an excel- tion until January or February, expect a forage
lent beginning and should be able to graze those growth loss.
fields much earlier than usual. That early grazed In many cases, hay quality is below average, so
forage should contain 28 to 32 percent crude pro- a few pounds of nitrogen may allow your winter
Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Young County Arena on U.S. 380
east of Graham. The program includes several good pre-
sentations and live animal demonstrations. Attendees will
receive three CEU’s and a ribeye dinner at 5:30 p.m. Regis-
tration fee is $5. Call the Young County Extension office at
(940) 549-0737 to sign up.

BRIDGEPORT
tein. It is important to remember that each ton of forage to supplement the hay.
forage harvested by livestock will remove 90 to 100 According to recent Noble Foundation research,

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pounds of nitrogen. Small grain forage that stands CLAYTON limited grazing may be the best bet to extend that
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We had a fantastic turn-
out of almost 740 kids from
Rann Elementary, Carson
Elementary, Boyd Elemen-
tary and Bridgeport Inter-
mediate.
They learned many inter-
esting facts about pecans,
curds and whey, water, beef
and dairy products.
I would like to thank all
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Girls
Volleyball
Junior High
Decatur 7A 25 25
Iowa Park 18 11
Decatur 7B 25 25
Iowa Park 14 10
Decatur 8A 25 19 6
Iowa Park 18 25 25
Decatur 8B 25 25
Iowa Park 17 15
Bridgeport 7B 19 25 25
WF Zundy 25 20 19
“The girls did an excellent job
taking care of another victory,” said
Bridgeport coach Shelly Arrington.
“They continue to improve their
serving and use different combina-
tions to win the set and match.”
Kaylee Love recorded two digs, two
aces and four assists. Jessica White
and Emily Martinez each added four
assists.
Bridgeport record 6-5, 3-4
Bridgeport 8B 25 25
WF Zundy 20 10
“The girls were a little flat to-
night, but were able to stay focused
to get the win,” said Bridgeport
coach Cheila Demmitt. “I saw better
movement about the court, which
led to some nice rally points.” Mae-
gan McLaughlin led Bridgeport at
the service line with eight aces. She
also added a kill. Angelica Martinez-
Cortez recorded four aces. Hannah
Brown had two aces and one kill.
Kayla Henson finished with three
aces and one dig.
Bridgeport record 3-5, 2-3
Bridgeport 7A 14 20
WF Zundy 25 25
“The Sissies played two competi-
tive games,” said Bridgeport coach
Shelly Arrington. “They started off
strong, but their serves and lack of
communication hurt controlling the
game. This team has a lot of talent
and is driven to better themselves
each time they play.” Alyson Price
led the Sissies at the service line
with three aces. She added three
assists. Paige Fagen recorded two
aces and three assists.
Bridgeport record 1-6
Bridgeport 8A 25 25
WF Zundy 15 11
“The girls were very focused to-
night, and came out ready to play,”
said Bridgeport coach Cheila Dem-
mitt. “They did a much better job of
covering the middle and tips over the
block.” Payton Tucker led the Sis-
sies with eight aces and four kills.
Taylor Emola recorded four aces and
two kills. Haley Guinn had five as-
sists to go along with two aces and
a kill. Leah Guinn led the defensive
effort with four digs. Lacey Erwin
had two digs and two kills.
Bridgeport record 7-4, 4-1
Bridgeport freshmen 23 25 25
Iowa Park 25 13 13
“We just kept the game inter-
esting by just hanging in there the
first game,” said Bridgeport coach
Traci Woodard. “We played together
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Joe Randall races toward the goal line during the Bulldogs’
win over Henrietta.
and took care of business the sec-
ond and third game.” Haley Denton
led the Sissies with six kills. Madi
Manoushagian added four. Tiffany
Hawkins recorded five assists. Sky-
lar Shawn had four assists, three
digs and three kills.
Bridgeport record 12-9, 3-2
Bridgeport JV 25 25
Iowa Park 11 7
Mariah Clayton led the Sissies
with six kills in the two-game sweep
of Iowa Park Oct. 13. Shelbi Fry add-
ed five kills. Setter Taylor Henson re-
corded nine assists, three kills, two
aces and a dig. Ann Turlington and
Audra Hart had three aces each.
Bridgeport record 16-10, 4-2
Bridgeport JV 25 25
WF Hirschi 11 7 Setter Skylar Shawn recorded
Mariah Clayton put down six kills,
and Shelbi Fry added five in a two-
game sweep of Hirschi Oct. 13.
Taylor Henson recorded nine as-
sists, three kills and two aces. Au-
dra Hart and Ann Turlington each
had three aces.
Bridgeport record 16-10, 4-2
Bridgeport JV 25 19 21
Decatur 14 25 25
Taylor Henson recorded 15 assists
and two digs and Mady Hancock fin-
ished with eight kills, four digs and
two blocks in a three-game loss to
Decatur Oct. 20.
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mistakes as a team cost you a win,”
said Bridgeport coach Dallas Tay-
lor. “We played well the first game
and then quit doing the little things
correctly. Hitting and serving errors
cost us big in the last two games.”
Hannah Logan finished with four
kills and a block. Lindsey Walker
and Kasey Wages added four digs
each.
Bridgeport freshman 17 19
Decatur 25 25
Nikki Mowery put down six kills,
but it was not enough to lift the Sis-
sies to a win Oct. 20.
“It is tough to lose a game when
you know you can play better,” said
Bridgeport coach Traci Woodard.
“We just struggled to gain any mo-
mentum this game.”
eight assists, a dig, an ace and a
kill. Kendra Mendoza finished with
four kills, a block and an ace. Jes-
sica Mares had two digs.
Bridgeport 12-10, 3-3
Bridgeport 8B goes 1-3
at Paradise Tourney
The Sissies recorded a win over
Springtown, but fell to Argyle, Para-
dise and Peaster in the Oct. 10 tour-
nament.
The Sissies beat Springtown 25-
22, 25-18 to start the tournament
with Meagan McLaughlin recording
five aces and six assists.
The Sissies fell to Argyle 25-20,
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25-13. Tamara Lippencott finished put down three kills and two digs.
the match with four assists and two Bridgeport 8A 25 25 “The girls played aggressively
aces. Decatur 6 20 and moved well to pick up the ball,”
Bridgeport fell to host Paradise Haley Guinn finished with seven said Bridgeport coach Cheila Dem-
26-24, 25-17. Kayla Henson put aces, two digs, two assists and a mitt. “Good serving game as well.
down three aces and had five as- kill to lead the Sissies to a win over We came out in the second set a big
sists. Decatur Oct. 19. sluggish for some reason, but found
The Sissies closed the tourna- Leah Guinn added five aces, three our groove again and pulled out the
ment with a 25-20, 25-14 loss to digs and an assist. Payton Tucker
Peaster. Lippencott had four assists Continued on page 14
and three aces.
“The Sissies played competitive
games during the Paradise tourna-
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The Sissies finished second at the
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Oct. 10.
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host Lindsay in three games, 25-18, No HASSELS, No OBLIGATIONS
18-25, 25-22. Haley Guinn recorded
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girls played their hearts out. I am
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sively and really moved well to pick
up the ball.”
Bridgeport beat Howe to start
the tournament 25-18, 25-12. Haley
Guinn led the Sissies with five aces,
three assists and two digs.
The Sissies beat Nocona 25-10,
25-10 in the second round of the
tournament. Haley Guinn recorded
six aces and two assists. Leah Guinn
had four aces and three digs.
Bridgeport record 6-4, 3-1
Nina Maniotis, director of WC’s Phlebotomy Program,
Bridgeport 7A team
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Jordan Vidal put down four killls and $,**%9%":#"/%;"#%<$!'%1#(8,='#'%($/!)9#('#>?#),-3
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aces, two digs and two assists.
place to educate students and give them the
Bridgeport fell to Howe 25-18,
opportunity to develop their own professional skills
25-14. Walsh finished with two kills
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and two digs. Lauren Stowers had range of instruction in order to give them a deeper
two digs and two assists. understanding of the inner workings of a medical
The Sissies lost a tight three- *(8,&(',&+#()1#',#($E=!&%#"=C%&!,&#C/*%8,',.+#"F!**"3#
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19-25, 25-16, 25-14. Alyson Price to believe in themselves so that they can follow
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put down three kills and three digs.
Stowers added two kills, five aces
and three digs.
“The girls improved with each
match,” said Bridgeport coach Chei-
la Demmitt. “They played with more
confidence and were more aggres-
sive as the day progressed. I was
proud of the way the girls worked
hard to be more competitive each
match.”
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31, 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday
and Friday and 7 p.m. un-
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and Trick-or-Treating is 5 Trunk or Treat
to 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31,
in downtown. Mayor Don & Children’s Halloween Carnival
Majka will lead the parade.
Participants should meet in
the Duckwall’s parking lot Saturday, October 31st
at 5 p.m. For information, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
call (940) 683-3485.
First United Methodist Church
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104 S, Miller St.
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Alvord Elementary School
First six weeks
A honor roll
FIRST GRADE — Brandon Anderson, Madelyn Causey, Gavin Dre-
wry, Micah Durand, Maranda Edwards, Ezra Fox, Ellie Freeman, Gra-
cie Gose, Kaelee Gould, Railey Gray, Brady Hastings, Carson Holson,
Ethan Lindley, Daidrian Locklear, Taylor Maag, Ty McLaughlin, Kayla
Medrano, Aubrey Mitchell, Dalton Outlaw, Parker Redman, Carleigh
Rutherford, Reece Silletti, Kyndel Sims, Paige Slaten, Jocelyn Tam-
bunga, Bella Warren, Tyce Willis and James Windham.
SECOND GRADE — Jared Allison, Matt Andresen, Keylee Ashlock,
HONOR ROLLS
Slaten, Isabel Vara, Franklin Walker and Clint Wright. EIGHTH GRADE — Olivia Bettesworth, MaKenna Burt, Bailee Calvery,
FOURTH GRADE — Mary Atkinson, LeeWayne Barton, Landon Kaylee Castillo, Kelton Dethloff, Colby Dial, Lovelerryn Diana, Kaylie French,
Raymond Headley, Lucas Heathington, Fancy Holder, Corbin Holt, Jarret
Bickers, Cirene Brevick, Marisol Chandler, Corbin Cohoon, Mikay-
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Mathew Johnson, Aaron Lawhn, Wyatt Lindley, Christopher McKin-
Makala Neighbors, Robert Norvell, Ashley Pearson, Mary Reid, Katie Reyn-
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Robert Watts and Bobby Wiesendanger.
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Alan Campbell, Katlin Cohoon, Katelyn Croom, MaKayla Dacosta,
Brittany Gayler, Holly Hammons, Cody Holaway, Thomas Holland,
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vord High School’s FCCLA Reporter Jennifer Ward, acter development and cre-
leader, on Oct. 31 and will go
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Parliamentarian Jordan
Ward and Project Chairman
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NEWS BRIEFS
Continued from page 3
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noon the day of the dinner. For more information and to buy
COAT DRIVE — Coats will be accepted at all Decatur financial
institutions through Dec. 10 for the Spirit of Christmas coat A
tickets, come by or call the church office at (940) 683-2780
or contact any church member.
drive. Infant through young adult sizes will be accepted.
PRIVATE SCHOOL • BOYD
IN OTHER NEWS ... Now Enrolling • 3 yr - 8th grade
RAINWATER HARVESTING — A program on rainwater ACCEPTING DONATIONS — North Texas Bank has a (Taking List For High School)
harvesting is 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, at the Sheriff’s
Posse Grounds. Call the Extension office for more
box in its lobby for Wise Area Relief Mission donations
of food and toiletries. 817-925-3774
information and to sign up (940) 627-3341. Read more online: Present this ad & receive $25 off Registration
wcmess.com/briefs
BEARS — Boyd High School cheerleaders are
SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS — Applications for Decatur Spirit of collecting new stuffed animals for hospitalized children
Christmas are available at CitiBank, DATCU, First Financial,
Legend Bank, North Texas Bank and Wells Fargo. Deadline to
return applications is Friday, Nov. 13. Angels will be displayed
on trees beginning Monday, Nov. 23.
throughout the football season at all home games.

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM — The Decatur Public Library’s

COAT DRIVE — Wise Hope Shelter and Crisis Center, a family
violence/sexual assault victims’ service organization, is
holding a coat drive for the children of clients. Donations
of new fall/winter children’s coats, monetary donations
and/or gift cards are being accepted. Take donations to the
Wise Hope Crisis Center, 407 S. Washburn St., in Decatur
weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Friday, Nov. 13. For
information, call Brittany at (940) 626-4585.
free after-school program for students in fifth grade and
Subscribe today
up is 3:30 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Students will
participate in a variety of age-appropriate activities. For ❑ One Year In-County................. $35
information, call the library at (940) 627-5512 or visit the ❑ One Year Out-of-County.......... $40
❑ One Year Out-of-State............. $45
Web page at www.decaturpubliclibrary.com.
❑ Two Year In-County ................. $60
❑ Two Year Out-of-County .......... $70
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED — North Central Texas Council of ❑ Two Year Out-of-State ............. $80
Governments’ Area Agency on Aging Ombudsman Program Name:________________________
needs volunteers to help elderly and disabled residents Address:______________________
of nursing and assisted living facilities in Bridgeport and _____________________________

and get
Decatur. Call Lisa Walker at (800) 272-3921 or e-mail Pat City:_________________________
FALL CLEAN-UP — The city of Bridgeport will host a fall Borgfeldt at ppborgfeldt@aol.com for information. State:_________ Zip Code:_______
clean-up event 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14. The city is

the rest
Clip and mail to:
looking for clean teams to help collect trash and debris in all SUPPORT — Alcoholics Anonymous and Alanon meetings are Wise County Messenger
P.O. Box 149 • 115 South Trinity
areas of town. Shirts are limited, so sign up to reserve yours. 6:30 p.m. each Monday at the Newark Community Center, Decatur, Texas 76234
A signed release form is required for each participant. For
information, call Natalie Bilby at (940) 683-3413.
404 Hudson St.
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BOYD SPIRIT — Boyd Spirit of Christmas applications are
available at all Boyd ISD schools and at city hall. They are due
ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION — The Alzheimer’s Association
hosts a support group at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday of every
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COOKING — Grace Baptist Church of Decatur is taking orders

for smoked turkeys, hams and briskets to be cooked Friday,
Nov. 20. Meat may be picked up that evening at the church
parking lot. Turkeys are $30; hams, $35; and briskets, $40.
Proceeds benefit the Grace Baptist Benevolence Fund. To
order, call (940) 627-7558.
SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS — Applications for Rhome’s Spirit
of Christmas are available at Rhome City Hall, 105 W. First
St. Applications must be returned to city hall by Nov. 20.
The program provides toys and clothes for economically
disadvantaged children. It is sponsored by the city of Rhome
and Rhome United Methodist Church.
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DONATE A PHONE — Wise Hope Shelter and Crisis Center
is accepting cell phones and cell phone batteries in any
condition. The organization works with Shelter Alliance, which
allows them to receive shelter funding through cell phone
donations. Bring donations to the center office in Decatur, Friday, Oct 30
407 S. Washburn St. Call (940) 626-4585 for information. Movies & Times Subject To Change!!!
Movie Line 940-627-5522
MARRIAGE WORKSHOP — A free marriage workshop is Couples Retreat
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. the second Saturday of every month at Fri......................................................................................4:00...................................... 9:30
the Weatherford College Education Center in Decatur. For Sat. ...........................................................................................................7:00.............. 9:30
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Michael Jackson’s This is it
Fri. .....................................................................................4:10.................7:00.............. 9:30
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Paradise Intermediate
School
First six weeks
A honor roll
FOURTH GRADE — Jordan
Babcock, Gracie Barnett, Jimmy
Barnett, Jakob Beck, Cayden
Candioto, Mireya Carrillo, Sa-
vanna Cleveland, Elise Cobb, Re-
becca Cornett, Siclaly Delgadil-
lo, Allison Foster, Kenya Gomez,
Nolan Graves, Kaylen Kolt, Mea-
gan Lee, Emily Love, Lacey Man-
tooth, Corbin McBride, Tatum
Miller, Marshall Payton, Han-
nah Pearson, Stormie Pilcher,
Rose Powers, Danny Richard-
son, Jackson Shriver, Denver
HONOR ROLL
by, Clifford Garces, Meagan
Hamby, Corbin Harris, Kaylyn
Henderson, Coleton Homer, Sa-
mantha Huckabee, Christopher
Lopez, Sara Lowry, Caitlin Mad-
den, Mariah McKinley, Ty Meals,
Hannah Nelson, Bryan Pewitt,
Kenzi Potteiger, Phillip Rodri-
guez, Lorenzo Romo, Joey Skid-
more, Chelsey Skinner, Brandon
Thompson and Garrett Winters.
FIFTH GRADE — John Ander-
son, Brysen Broussard, Pailane
Wed-Thur Oct 28 - Oct 29.................................................4.00.................7:10
Mon-Thur Nov 2 - 5..................................................................................7:00
Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant
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Wise County Crime Stoppers and Wise County Sheriff’s Office want you to be aware ALVORD

WHERE SEX OFFENDERS

RESIDE IN WISE COUNTY
This
list accurate as
REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS IN THE UNITED STATES
Registered Sex
of October 2009.
For more recent
records, visit
PER 100,000 POPULATION Christopher Terry Lee
Including the District of Columbia and

Offenders in the Michael Green McElroy

wcmess.com/sex
Territories of American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands,
Puerto Rico, and St. Croix, St. John and St. Thomas, VI 1157 West Bypass US Hwy. 287, Apt. 208 413 PR 2698
20,210 Total - 686,515 (Per 100,000 Population - 223)
(309)
WA
1,802 1,207 3,330
United States Alvord, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact
Alvord, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact
(186) (188) NH - 4,221 (253) Including the District of Columbia and Territories of
MT ND (321) ME American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Victim Age: 6 Victim Age: 9
14,856 Puerto Rico, St. Croix, VI, and St. Thomas, VI Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female

686,515
15,786 MI
(417) (285) MA -10,713
3,264 VT - 2,446 VT
OR (214)
MN
(394) NH (165) Total
2,536
ID (315) 20,799 28,843 RI - 1,364
(370) (148) MA
1,335 SD 47,221 (130)
WI NY
(251)
WY 4,971
(472)
MI 10,390
CT RI
CT - 5,081 ALVORD
2,934 (166) (83) (145)

Registered
6,449 (165)
(248) IA PA
6,337 NE 18,059 NJ NJ -12,784
NV (232) (157) (147)
10,220 MD DE

117,408
UT 10,522
(213)
CO 6,984 7,211
20,436
(158)
IL
(160)
IN
OH
3,303
(182) 15,788
DC DE - 3,754
(430) Sex Offenders
in Texas
(319) (249) (122) WV (203) MD - 4,912
7,512
CA KS MO (176) VA (87)

57,050
KY 12,336 DC - 856
14,527
(223) 2,474 11,074
12,741
(205)
TN
(134)
NC
(145)
Total
(125) (304) 9,193 2,121
AZ OK (322) 11,444 (54)
NM
AR (255)
SC Puerto
11,066 14,076 Rico
2,496 5,456
(186) (237) (145)
AK

Registered
GA St. Thomas, VI and
MS AL
57,050
(235)
9,545
St. John, VI
32 Jeffery
(364) (216)
Total Terry Mack Michael
Sex Offenders
TX LA
59 St. Croix, VI
Number of
Registered Sex Offenders 51,560
(54) 27 Pearson Oldenburg
(Per 100,000 Population) (281)
in Wise County 251 Rollingwood Rd. 1636 CR 1270

105
FL
199 or fewer (27)
436 2,848
121
48 Alvord, TX Alvord, TX
(73)
(244) (221) (136) Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Contact (Out-of-State Conviction:
200 to 299 (18)

300 or more (12)

HI
Northern
Source:
State or Territory Sex Offender Registries
American
Samoa Total Victim Age: 5 MN)
Geographic areas that do not include in their totals Guam Mariana
States and PR: U.S. Census Bureau, July 2008 Estimates
Territories: Central Intelligence Agency, World Fact Book, July 2009 Estimates Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 16
offenders who have been deported, incarcerated Islands National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC), Alexandria, VA
or have moved to another area (18).
Prepared by the Special Analysis Unit
July 22, 2009
Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI), Inc., Redlands, CA
Mapping software donated to NCMEC by ESRI
Victim Sex: Female

ALVORD AZLE BOYD

Thomas Kenneth Robert Frank Ryli Roger

Roy Dwayne Jo Delbert Dawn Dale
Fowler Roblez Fisher Morrone Richardson Smith
507 School Oaks Rd. 234 CR 1180 7616 Briar Rd. 124 PR 4901 1815 CR 4698 8114 FM 51 South
Alvord, TX Alvord, TX Azle, TX Azle, TX Boyd, TX Boyd, TX
Indecency with a Child by Expose Indecency with a Child by Expose (Attempt Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact X2 Sexual Assault (Out-of-State: WI) Indecency with a Child by Expose X2 Aggravated Sexual Assault
Victim Age: 4 to Commit) Victim Age: 4, 9 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 15 Victim Age: 13
Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 8 Victim Sex: Male, Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Female

BOYD

Yvonne David Franklin Brandon Dennis Rusty

Ruth Wayne Allan James Neal Dwain
Dalton Bohannan Hatten McBride Jaynes Byrd
138 CR 4632 390 CR 4591 201 Brighton Oaks Dr. 142 Bolt Ct. 160 CR 4692 693 CR 4790
Boyd, TX Boyd, TX Boyd, TX Boyd, TX Boyd, TX Boyd, TX
Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child Aggravated Sexual Assault Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact X3 Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact
Victim Age: 4 Victim Age: 27 Indecency with a Child by Expose Victim Age: 15 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 8
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 8, 9, 9, 9 Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Male

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Gene
Heather Clay Steven Patrick Troy Ricky
Harris O’Brian Clay Wayne Eugene Gene
Smith Nelson Sedberry Lee Gregston Helton
8317 S. FM 51 241 CR 4899 467 CR 4764 2471 E. Hwy. 114, Lot #12 134 CR 3225 109 Harbor Dr., Apt. #205
Boyd, TX Boyd, TX Boyd, TX Boyd, TX Bridgeport, TX Runaway Bay, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child by Expose Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault X3 Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Victim Age: 16
(Out-of-State: AR) Victim Age: 7 Victim Age: 13 Victim Age: 15 Victim Age: 13 Victim Sex: Female
Victim Age: 17 Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Male

BRIDGEPORT

Tommy Dickie Emilio Galelama Michael Mark

Carl Jay G. Julian Ray Allen
Pendergrass Read Rodriguez Butcher III Wall Cooke
156 CR 3203 1024 CR 3225 1708 Cates St. 135 PR 1512, Lot #10 2525 Hwy. 101 196 CR 3203
Bridgeport, TX Bridgeport, TX Bridgeport, TX Bridgeport, TX Bridgeport, TX Bridgeport, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Aggravated Sexual Assault X2, Sexual Sexual Assault (Out-of-State Conviction: AR) Sexual Assault of a Child
Victim Age: 10 Victim Age: 16 Victim Age: 12 Assault Victim Age: 11 Victim Age: 2
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 13, 16 Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male
Victim Sex: Female

BRIDGEPORT CHICO

David James Julio Kenneth Rickie Gary

Richard Luther Angelo Michael Lynn Dale
Horn Hill Ortega Riggs Fisher Britton
203 Bartlett Ct. 1504 Irvin St. 1542 Cuba Rd. 124 Meadow Pond Ct. 2644 FM 2127 468 CR 1637
Runaway Bay, TX Bridgeport, TX Bridgeport, TX Runaway Bay, TX Chico, TX Chico, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Aggravated Sexual Assault Sexual Assault of a Child, Soliciting of a Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child Aggravated Sexual Assault
Victim Age: 8 Victim Age: 12 Victim Age: 6 Minor Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 9
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 15 Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Female
 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, October 29, 2009 11

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Crime
Stoppers
and

Wise County
Sheriff’s
Office
David Walker, Sheriff
CHICO

Weldon William Warren Raymond Jerry Caroline

Eugene Floyd Ray Troy Lynn Marie
Wheatley Bensley Sosa Tiller Parnell Bilyeu
815 CR 1860 1633 FM 2127 1026 FM 2952 939 N. Hwy. 101 884 CR 1743, #B 2384 FM 5736
Chico, TX Chico, TX Chico, TX Chico, TX Chico, TX Chico, TX
Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child X2 Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault of a Child Indecency with a Child, Expose Sexual Assault of a Child X2
Victim Age: 10, 8 Victim Age: 10 Victim Age: 10 Victim Age: 16 Victim Age: 5 Victim Age: 5
Victim Sex: Male, Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female

CHICO DECATUR

William William Terry Harold Max Jill

Keith Robert Neil Ray Harlon Veronica
Begley Bell Chester Davis Reeves Thomas
131 PR 1774 1373 CR 1560 354 CR 4196 2001 W. Bus. 380 183 CR 4219 538 CR 3250
Chico, TX Chico, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX
Aggravated Kidnapping, Sexual Assault Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Online Solicit of a Minor for Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Expose X2 Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child by Expose
Victim Age: 27 Victim Age: 12 Victim Age: 11, 6 Victim Age: 16 Victim Age: 16
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male

DECATUR

Crystal Kelly
Marie Jean Ronald Tommy Terry Robert
Jimenez Young Wayne Glenn Olan Kyle
Cloud (Bramlett) Stalkup Cave Eakman Holt
157 PR 4390 2808 S. Garland 511 Valleyridge Ct. 8525 N. FM 51 359 CR 4470 7342 N. FM 51
Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX
Sexual Conduct with a Minor (Out-of-State: Sexual Assault X2 Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault Sexual Assault of a Child (Out-of-State: CO)
OH) Victim Age: 10, 3 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 8 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 15
Victim Age: 14 Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Male

DECATUR HASLET

Cesario Daniel Charles Danny Richard Rodney

Savala Patrick Dudley R. Ronnie Merle
Garza Gragg Lott Sims Spears Timmons
107 Sendero Dr. 901 N. Washburn 146 PR 4390 1849 CR 4127 269 CR 1111 542 PR 4906
Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Decatur, TX Haslet, TX
Sexual Performance of a Child, Employ Possession/Promotion of Child Pornography Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child, Sexual Indecency with a Child by Expose Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault
Induce/Authorize Victim Age: 14 Assault of a Child Victim Age: 12 Victim Age: 11 Victim Age: 18
Victim Age: 14 Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 12, 16 Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female

HASLET NEWARK

David Eric Toney Billy Lawrence Joe

Wayne Phillips Vaughn Don Hal Bob
Thorn Rivers Biggers Applewhite Stroutsenberger Carpenter
136 PR 4907 269 Marshal Dr. 522 Petit St. 835 Rogers Rd. 135 PR 4833 360 CR 4859
Haslet, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX
Sexual Assault Sexual Assault Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child X2 Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact
Victim Age: 29 Victim Age: 17 Victim Age: 11, 13 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 4 Victim Age: 14
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Female

NEWARK

Rickey Justin Ronnie George Ricky William

Don Frank R. Leslie Wayne Mark
Jones Merideth Wright Sanderson Hentschel Sullivan
507 McCaine St. 402 Country Living 177 CR 4849 208 PR 4840 275 CR 4874 418 Country Living Dr.
Newark, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX Newark, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child X2 Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Aggravated Sexual Assault X2
Victim Age: 15 (Solicitation to Commit) Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 3, 4 (Out-of-State: CA) Victim Age: 8
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male, Female Victim Age: 14 Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Female
12 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, October 29, 2009

All Wise County Sex

Offenders are listed We need your help!
(except for those who are Sergeant Harlon Wright is the Sex Offender
currently incarcerated or Registrar countywide. If you know of any
who are prohibited by law information that has changed regarding any
from being listed). For a Wise County Sex Offender, or if you have any
complete list, go to www. questions regarding a particular Sex Offender,
sheriff.co.wise.tx.us please contact 940-627-5971, ext. 239, or
email wrighth@sheriff.co.wise.tx.us

PARADISE POOLVILLE

William Ruben James Ronnie David Jimmy

Robert James Kelly Dale Alan Frank
Peterson Broussard Wilson Johnson Pugh Fowler
533 Wise St. 138 PR 3393 142 PR 3492 1108 CR 3525 413 CR 3547 7731 FM 920
Paradise, TX Paradise, TX Paradise, TX Paradise, TX Paradise, TX Poolville, TX
Child Pornography Federal Sexual Assault of a Child Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Expose, Sexual Aggravated Sexual Assault Sexual Assault of a Child
Victim Age: 15 Victim Age: 11 Assault (Attempt to Commit) Victim Age: 6 Victim Age: 13
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 4, 33 Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Female

POOLVILLE RHOME

April Gary Jerry David Harley James

Michelle Don Wayne Wayne Lloyd Dwight
Simmons King McHenry Jr. LaFluer Bowles, Sr. Cato
10081 Hwy. 199 West 700 Division Ln. 817 CR 3940 12125 Arbor Lake 569 Matrindale Ln. 153 Layfield Ln.
Poolville, TX Poolville, TX Poolville, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Assault X2 Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child X2
Victim Age: 5, 9 Victim Age: 16 Victim Age: 11 Victim Age: 24 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 8, 12
Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male

RHOME

Donald Adam Steven Gerald James Donald

Wayne Flores Dale Wayne Oliver James
Hyatt Luna Chavez Moore Mello III Evans
103 Cemetery Rd. 125 Rheitt Ct. 246 PR 4440 204 PR 4440 804 Old Base Rd. 1204 Alliance Blvd.
Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault Sexual Assault of a Child Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault
Victim Age: 4 Victim Age: 13 Victim Age: 13 Victim Age: 3 Victim Age: 7 Victim Age: 25
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female

RHOME

David Bruce Royce Ronnie Christopher Robert

Brian Raymond Gene Durant Michael Keith
Nance Colston Swim Deaver Rhine Wolf
203 Hount St. 149 Happy Tr. 12137 Arbor Lake Rd. 2455 CR 4421 598 S. Randall 162 Branding Iron
Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Rhome, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child, Sexual Assault of a Child (Out-of-State: CO) Possession of Child Pornography Sexual Assault Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child
(Out-of-State: IL) Indecency with a Child by Expose Victim Age: 6 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 16 (Solicitation to Commit)
Victim Age: 5 Victim Age: 3, 5 Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Age: 13
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Male Victim Sex: Male

RHOME SPRINGTOWN

James Michael Robert Robert Joe Christopher

Richard Christopher Wright Wade Lee Wayne
Watson Young Kelley II Mize Wortham Jr. Robinson
162 Branding Iron 136 Wilson Ct. 404 PR 3762 292 Apache Tr. 508 Big Salty Ln. 184 CR 3672
Rhome, TX Rhome, TX Springtown, TX Springtown, TX Springtown, TX Springtown, TX
Sexual Assault Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact
Victim Age: 19 Victim Age: 12 Victim Age: 14 Victim Age: 13 Victim Age: 11 Victim Age: 12
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female

SPRINGTOWN SUNSET
This
list accurate as
of October 2009.
For more recent
records, visit
wcmess.com/sex
Martin Selzo Roger Ray James
Edmund Loandro Dale Wesley Ray
Adendschein Nuncio Brown Rickman Haire
116 Table Salt Ct. 114 PR 4797 322 Wild Hill Oak 1216 Salt Creek Rd. 302 CR 1697
Springtown, TX Springtown, TX Springtown, TX Springtown, TX Sunset, TX
Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Sexual Assault of a Child Aggravated Sexual Assault X2, Indecency Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact Indecency with a Child, Sexual Contact
Victim Age: 9 Victim Age: 16 with a Child, Sexual Contact Victim Age: 9 Victim Age: 9
Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: F Victim Age: 13 Victim Sex: Female Victim Sex: Female
Victim Sex: Female
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win. I am excited to see improve-
ments in play with each match this
group plays.”
Bridgeport 8B 25 25
Decatur 20 19
Hannah Brown put down four kills
and Tamara Lippincott added seven
aces and two kills in a win over De-
catur Oct. 19.
Alex Sullivan-Green recorded five
assists, two digs and an ace.
“The girls played well tonight and
continue to show improvements
with each match they play togeth-
er,” said Bridgeport coach Cheila
Demmitt. “Serving and passing were
much better tonight and made the
difference in the match.”
Bridgeport 7B 19 13
Decatur 25 25
Isabel Rodriguez recorded three
assists and three aces in the loss
to Decatur Oct. 19. Tabatha Rivera
added two aces and two assists.
Vanessa Rojohs had two aces and
an assist.
Bridgeport 7A 3 6 their first win. The offense moved
Decatur 25 25
Bridgeport JV 19
Iowa Park
17
25 25
Taylor Henson recorded 10 assists
in the two-game loss to Iowa Park
Oct. 16. Mady Hancock and Hannah
Logan each put down three kills.
“Defensively we played a bad
match,” said Bridgeport coach Dal-
las Taylor. “Serve-receive passing
did not help us set up an offense in
any way. Our serving was a positive,
but playing on your heels a whole
match always results in a loss.”
Boys
Football
Freshman
Decatur 46
Sanger 16
The Decatur freshmen blasted
Sanger Indians Oct. 14.
The Eagles featured a strong
rushing attack. Keven Haferland
and Damien Loving both ran for two
touchdowns. Max Junkert and Aaron
Martinez scored a touchdown each.
Tyler Story threw for one score.
Jared Durdon and Gamero DeGraf
picked off passes for the Eagles. Os-
car Deleija and Dylan Erwin put in
solid efforts at linebacker.
The Eagles will play Burkburnett
Thursday.
Bridgeport 8A 14
Iowa Park 21
The Bulls’ rally fell short Oct. 13
in a loss to Iowa Park.
Hunter Gantt scored on a 3-yard
Tame Your
run, and Evan Younger punched in
the two-point try. Chase Collins re-
turned a punt for a touchdown in
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the fourth quarter to bring the Bulls
back within a score.
Jose Salazar recovered a fumble
for the Bulls.
“I saw some improvement in our
passing game,” said Bridgeport
coach Tim Ratliff. “We were able
to give the quarterback some time
to throw the ball, and the receivers
were getting open. We had some big
plays in the passing game that al-
lowed us to convert first downs. De-
fensively, we need to come to play
at the start of the game instead of
waiting till the second half.”
Bridgeport record 1-4, 1-1
Bridgeport 8A 6
Iowa Park 0
The Bulls made a second-quarter
touchdown run by Bryan Hutchinson
hold up in a victory Oct. 13
Hutchinson scored from three
yards out. Spencer Blevins recorded
four tackles and an interception.
Heath Hollbrook led the Bulls with
five tackles.
“The kids played very well as
a team,” said Bridgeport coach
Charles Queen. “They played hard
from the very first kickoff and got
the ball well all night, but a couple
of mistakes kept them from scoring
more points. The defense was tough
all night. Blevins’ interception came
near the end of the game as Iowa
Park was trying to drive to tie the
game.”
Bridgeport record 1-3, 1-0
Bridgeport 7A 26
Iowa Park 44
The Bulls could not slow the Iowa
Park offense in the second half, giv-
ing up three touchdowns in the loss
Oct. 13.
Michael Rivera scored on runs
of 60 and 63 yards for Bridgeport.
Luke Plummer also found the end
zone twice, scoring from 70 and 8
yards out.
Trey Cooke, Rolando Rivera and
Alex Cordova made stops in the
Iowa Park backfield.
“We had a good start to the
game,” said Bridgeport coach Matt
Birdwell. “We held Iowa Park on its
first drive, and Michael Rivera had
a 60-yard touchdown run. Iowa Park
came right back with a touchdown
of its own. We had trouble stopping
them and they had trouble stopping
us.”
Bridgeport record 0-5, 0-2
Bridgeport 8A 12
Vernon 18
The Bulls fell Oct. 20 after allow-
ing a fourth-quarter touchdown to
break a tie at 12.
Hunter Gantt scored on runs of 35
and 40 yards for the Bulls. Jose Ro-
driguez recovered a fumble.
“We did not play well,” said
Bridgeport coach Tim Ratliff. “We
had several turnovers, resulting in
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Bridgeport record 1-5, 1-2
Bridgeport 7A 20
Vernon 22
The Bulls allowed a pair of sec-
ond-half scores, falling to Vernon
Oct. 20.
Michael Rivera found the end
zone from 20 and 45 yards away and
caught a 15-yard touchdown pass
from Logan Plummer.
Peyton Pierce had an interception
and a touchdown-saving tackle. Jake
Simmons and Mason Cline recorded
tackles in the Vernon backfield.
“We had a great start to the
game; we drove down the field and
scored early in the first quarter,”
said Bridgeport coach Matt Bird-
well. “This was followed up by Pey-
ton Pierce’s interception deep in
our own territory. Early in the sec-
ond, Michael Rivera caught a Logan
Plummer pass to score the second
of three Michael Rivera touchdowns.
To start the second half, Tully Han-
nah recovered our onside kick and
got our offense back on the field.
Michael Rivera scored his third
touchdown with a 45-yard run. How-
ever, Vernon scored two second-half
touchdowns and came out on top
22-20.”
Bridgeport record 0-6, 0-3
Bridgeport 7B 18
Vernon 20
Vernon scored 20 points in the
second half to rally past the Bulls
Oct. 20.
Bridgeport built an 18-0 lead at
halftime with Ezikeil Trinadad scor-
ing on a 55-yard run and touchdown
runs of 25 and 15 yards by John
Freeman.
Sean Lopez recovered a fumble for
the Bulls.
“The entire team played very
physical and played all four quar-
ters,” said Bridgeport coach James
Patterson. “John Freeman played a
great game at quarterback. He was
injured in the last minute of the sec-
ond quarter and was out the rest of
the game. Everyone else had to step
up and play as a team, and we did.”
Bridgeport 1-4, 1-1
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• Real Estate for Sale • Homes • Apartments • Roommate Wanted • Business Opportunity • Medical/Dental • Childcare • Let Me Fix It • Farm Equipment • Livestock Stud Service Special Offers: The Wise County Messenger is responsible
• Acreage • Lots • Business Property • Spaces & Lots • Employment • Miscellaneous • Adult/Elderly Care • Miscellaneous • Fencing • Livestock Supplies for an incorrect ad only the first time it
• Condos/Town Homes • For Lease • Lawn & Garden • Miscellaneous
Business Services: Place a paid ad for
• Business Property • Mobile Homes Information • Office • Business • Tutoring
• Condos/Town Homes • Wanted to Buy • Duplex Housing • Wanted to Rent • Adult/Elderly Care • Retail/Sales • Housecleaning • Livestock • Mowing four weeks in the Business Services clas- runs, so check your ad carefully.
• Duplexes • Homes • Wanted to Lease • Childcare • Trades • Livestock Care/ • Pasture & Feed sification of the Wise County Messenger
• Mobile Homes • Facilities Training • Poultry Classified Gold goes into 21,000
• Food Service • Work Wanted for $50. Receive a bold heading and the
• Rooms • Storage Buildings • Livestock Lost & Found additional homes.
fifth week is FREE. Run the same ad in
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By mail:
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headline for two weeks for $25, and if P.O. Box 149
you don’t sell your item at the end of two Decatur, TX 76234-0149
weeks, you’ll receive the next two weeks
• Pets • Pet Care/Training • Appliances • Firewood • Boats • Accessories • Card of Thanks • Personal • Legal Notices FREE. Run the same ad in Classified Gold
• Pets Lost & Found • Pet Stud Services • Clothing/Jewelry • Miscellaneous • Cars • Trailers • Let’s Swap • Wanted • Public Notices for an additional $16 for four weeks (price
• Furniture • Auctions • Recreational Vehicles • Wanted to Buy • Lost & Found
based on 20 word or less ad).
• Garage Sales • Trucks

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT EMPLOYMENT

3/1 rent house in Bridgeport.
Acreage
HURRY! ONLY 1 LOT LEFT
Condos, town homes
BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOME
$750/month, $750 security deposit.
No pets.
(817)304-0056.
(940)683-5917, Employment information
!!ATTENTION!!
Now Hiring
Lot #1, 5-acres, restricted, asphalt 2-bedroom, 2-bath, HOA swimming Alvord: 503 Scenic, 3-bedroom, Advertising under this classifica- RESIDENT
road, seasonal creek, trees, wildlife,
electric to site, country setting close BRIDGEWOOD
pool, view of golf course & lake. All
appliances included. $850/month
2-bath. NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl
Klement Properties, contact Elaine,
tion is normally not a bona fide
opportunity. Typically, compa- ATTENDANT
to Decatur, with no city taxes. Lot plus deposit. (972)834-8111. nies advertising here offer infor-
only, or will build your dream home. Executive Suites (940)627-6362.
mation about potential employ-
Full/Part-Time
www.klementproperties.com.
(940)393-8740. Bridgeport, TX Fort Worth: Texas Motor Speedway, ment. Some are selling this infor- Various positions available
2-bedroom, 2-bath condo. mation. We suggest that our
CALL ABOUT NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl Klement Decatur: Stonehill Apartments, readers thoroughly investigate Must be at least 18 yrs. old.
Homes Properties, contact Elaine, 2-bedroom, 1-bath, call on-site man- these advertisers before invest- Experience preferred but not
FALL SPECIALS (940)627-6362. ager at (940)627-1101. ing any money. required.
1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms Available Bowie: Garden Terrace Apartments,
www.klementproperties.com.
3/1 ON 1 ACRE Washer & dryer 2-bedroom, 1-bath. Full-time has benefits.
Paradise schools; major updates in- included NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl Klement Childcare
cluding ceramic tile, new carpet, Duplexes Apply In Person.
940-536-9346 Properties, contact Elaine,
landscaping, jetted bath tub, 10x10
storage shed. GREAT STARTER
HOME! $114,900. (940)393-9614, Duplex for rent, 3-bedroom, 2-bath.
(940)627-6362.
www.klementproperties.com. Daycare teachers needed. Apply in Governor’s Ridge
300 Devereaux St. • Decatur
person, 1403 Hovey Street, Bridge-
(940)577-1908. Business property 602-A Crestridge Court, Decatur.
port. 940-627-1104
$800/month. (940)964-2631. Spend the winter on the lake! Fur-
nished 1-room cabin on Lake
HOME ON PRETTY 50 ACRES 1,000 square foot office space for FOR RENT! Bridgeport, all utilities, full-size kitch- First Baptist Church Learning Cen-
Nice apartment, barn & workshop. lease at 605 N. Business 287, Suite Brand new 1,250 square foot du- ens, dish TV, (no phone). ter of Alvord is seeking a Christian
$495,000. (940)627-2682. 104. See Mary at Karl Klement plex, 3/2, extras, $900/month, $720/month plus tax, $100/deposit, daycare teacher to work Mon.-Fri.,
Properties, Inc., 605 N. Business $500/security deposit. 405 E. Mul- refundable. Call (940)683-3016. full-time/part-time. Must be depend-
287, Suite 102, Decatur. berry St., Decatur. (469)585-0122. Available November-March. able & love children. Competitive
LAKE HOUSE FOR SALE pay. Please call Lori,
10,000 square foot commercial
600 Cortez Drive, Runaway Bay. NEW DUPLEX FOR RENT! (940)427-5740, for interview.
building. 8,000 square foot ware-
2-story, 3/2.5/2, 1,890 square feet,
corner lot w/hilltop lake view, quiet
house; 2,000 square foot office 1250 square feet, 3/2 loaded with Mobile Homes
space, loading dock, fenced yard extras. $500/deposit, $900/month.
neighborhood. $154,000. 403 E. Mulberry, Decatur. Call
(940)284-1825.
area. Highway, Bridgeport.
(469)585-0122. 2/2 MOBILE Medical/Dental
(940)389-6517. on 5 acres. Running creek, Newark.
COMMERCIAL INSULATED Now available: 2 & 3-bedroom du- $700/month, $500/deposit. Call
NEWARK 4/2 Ralph, (940)389-8969, Bridgeport Health Care Center has
BUILDING plexes. Bridgeport & Decatur.
502 Post Oak. 2,300 square feet, 1 (940)389-8883. openings for: weekend RN;
1st month free! 5,000 square foot $650-$750/month, month-to-month
acre, granite tops, ceramic, carpet, 2-10p.m. LVN; CNAs, all shifts; Med
offices, suites & warehouse. Re- lease. Donna, (940)389-1615.
brick. Schools 1/2 mile on FM 3433. Aide; part-time Social Worker. Apply
duced to $1,500/month! FM 51 3/2 double wide trailer (unfurnished)
$209,950. (817)366-9078. in person, 102 W. Cates, Bridge-
North, Decatur. Cannon Property for rent. Highway 287 North, 3
Management. (940)368-1811. Homes miles. Decatur ISD. For more infor-
port. jlwall2@yahoo.com.

mation, (940)627-5320.
Mobile Homes COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
***NOW AVAILABLE IN BOYD***
LVN position available at ENT Al-
Office/retail space. 1,000-7,000 lergy Clinic, PA. Office hours:
square feet for lease. BRAND NEW HOMES FOR LEASE Chico, 2-bedroom, 2-bath, fresh Mon.-Fri., 8:30a.m.-5p.m. Must be
14x80 single wide, 3/2. $5000/cash. (940)627-2510. $900/MONTH, $500/DEPOSIT paint, new carpet, central heat, elec- detail oriented, have excellent com-
Set up in mobile home park in 3-bedroom, 2 full bath, appliances, tric range. $550/month, $550/de- munication skills, computer skills
Bridgeport. Needs work. Call Office building near Courthouse washer/dryer connections. Fenced posit. (719)660-5992, cell, ask for and the ability to work in a team en-
(940)399-9084. Square. 3 offices, reception/waiting yard, covered porch. Kevin. vironment. Please fax resume to
area, kitchen & restroom, CH/A. (817)270-4660. (940)627-7416.
FOR SALE OR LEASE $850/month, 1st/last plus deposit. www.shorthornpm.com.
2002 double wide with built-in deck. (940)389-5588. Energy efficient 4-bedroom, 2-bath,
3-bedroom, 2-bath, office, large liv- 1701 N. Cates Street, Decatur. 1 acre, Rhome area. Side-by-side
Office space for lease. Approxi-
ing area, composition roof, vinyl sid- 4/2/2, all brick, pets welcome. refrigerator, built-in oven/micro-
mately 2,000 square feet. Prime lo-
ing. Excellent condition. Land not (817)247-0246. wave, dishwasher, fireplace. Like
cation. (940)389-5407.
for sale. Available Nov 1. new. $950/month plus deposit.
(940)393-9203, (940)393-9451. OFFICE SUITE (469)878-0101.
on Decatur square, North Trinity • RN - Dialysis * Behavioral Health * ICU • LAB - Blood Bank Supr.-BSMT-ASCP
Street. $350/month. Cannon Prop- One year Blood Bank Supr. exp. preferred.
CCU*PACU*Med/Surg * Cath Lab
K&P Homes, Inc. 20 used homes,
all refurbished. Financing available.
erty Management. (940)368-1811. “Timeless Elegance” Spaces & lots
* EMERGENCY ROOM * Surgery • CLINICAL DIETICIAN -
Springtown, TX. (817)677-3446. Quality space for lease. Great loca- One Year Clinical Exp
tion, medical/office. 3,368 square RV spaces, Paradise. $200/month • LVN - Med/Surg * Rehab
feet available. Call (940)627-2778 plus electric. All spaces have 30 & PART TIME AND PRN
OWNER FINANCE
for information. 50 amp electric available with water • THERAPY SERVICES -
We have two cute 2/2’s in Newark
402 & 406 E. Ash • Decatur - 3/2/1 & waste. (940)393-3113. • THERAPY SERVICES -
mobile home park. Oversized coun- *PT & PTA Outpatient *PT Woundcare

BOOTH
Ready Nov. 1 PT*COTA*OT/PRN
try setting lot. Newly renovated. $1,190/month • $300/deposit *Recreational Therapist
Payments to fit your budget. Dam- 1507 & 1509 N. Bus 287, 2/1 Decatur SUNSET RV PARK
aged credit OK. (682)286-0693, Available Oct. 23 Centrally located between Decatur, 2000 S. FM 51 • Decatur, TX. 76234 - A not for profit hospital

RENT
agent #036227. $850/Month, $300/deposit, Bridgeport, Bowie on Highway 287.
All homes include lawn care. www.wiseregional.com - EOE - Job Line: 940-626-2525
Full hook-ups, free laundry, free
940-372-0634 wireless internet. (940)845-2007.
Up to $7,000 RN Bonus
RBMOBILEHOMES.COM
Move, set-ups, re-levels. In & out of
SPACE Change Your View!
For Rent in Alvord
state. Licensed, bonded, insured.
Repos. Free estimates.
(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.
AVAILABLE
WILLIAMS MOBILE HOME SERV. Come To The Blue
Best deal on moving, set up & trim
outs. Bonded, licensed & insured.
FOR Be a part of the Nabors Well Services team!
(940)433-3117.
STYLIST We are currently seeking Class A CDL
Drivers with 2 years of tractor trailer driving
Rentals
RENTALS
NAIL TECH experience for the Decatur location.
• Apartments • Business
Property • Condos/Town
Homes • Duplex Housing MASSEUSE We Offer Competitive Salary & Benefits:
RENTA • Homes • Mobile Homes •
Rooms • Roommate Wanted
& 2 bedroom & bonus room, 1 bath, 2 carport, open concept
• Medical • Dental • Vision • 401 (k) • Company Uniforms Provided
• Spaces & Lots • For Lease •
Wanted to Rent • Wanted to kitchen/dining/living area. Fenced yard, located close to 1-800-899-3941
Lease • Facilities • Storage
Buildings ESTHETICIAN. bank, city hall, post office. No pets, no smoking.
Nabors Well Services, LTD.
Call Jeanette Morrison Est. 1948
“The Change You Have Been Looking For!”
Apartments 940-389-6692 EEO/M/F/V/D

2/1 APARTMENT IN CHICO

$500/month, $300/deposit. No pets.
Call (940)644-2713 or
(817)929-1930.

Efficiency apartments for rent, all

940-627-4247
bills paid. (940)433-3133. 1845 S. FM 51 • Decatur

PUBLISHER’S NOTICE:
All real estate advertising in this This newspaper will not know-
newspaper is subject to the Fair ingly accept any advertising for
Housing Act which makes it illegal real estate which is in violation of
to advertise “any preference, limita- the law. Our readers are hereby
tion or discrimination based on informed that all dwellings adver-
race, color, religion, sex, handicap, tised in this newspaper are available
110 OAK GROVE IN GATED HIGHLAND OAKS COMMUNITY
familial status or national origin, on an equal opportunity basis. To 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 3 car garage, 2 living , 2 dining, study and media
or an intention, to make any such complain of discrimination call rooms. Hand scraped hardwood floors, Faux paint, Stainless Steel
preference, limitation or discrimina- HUD toll-free at appliances, and Granite countertops. Fenced yard, 4,380 sq. ft. Club
tion.” Familial status includes chil- 1-800-669-9777. The
dren under the age of 18 living with toll-free telephone house with pool, Lakes. Reduced to $479,900 Will consider trade.
parents or legal custodians, pregnant number for the
women and people securing custody
of children under 18.
hearing impaired is
1-800-927-9275. EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
Dan Proctor Custom Homes
CALL 817-881-9023 FOR APPOINTMENT.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES FARM AND RANCH PETS

CHRISTIAN COWBOY FENCING LAB/AMERICAN POINTER
Barbed wire, horse & goat. New puppies. Shots, wormed & borde-
For an exciting career Childcare fence & repairs. Steve, cell, tella. Great family or hunting dogs.
in private sector (817)360-6385; home, $40/each. (940)210-2767.
corrections, consider Are daycare centers not for your
child? 2 loving mothers want to
Septic (940)626-4660.

the industry leader. watch children together in home. Systems FARM & RANCH FENCING
Pets lost and found
Please contact (940)390-2082.
Installed Pipe & cable, non-climb, barbed
wire, entrances, solar gate opera- Lost: Boston Terrier, 1 1/2 year-old,
CORRECTIONS Now offering Storm tors, repairs. Jim at (940)367-7505. black/white male, by Texas Motor
I DO BABYSITTING
CORPORATION OF AMERICA in my loving home. Days & eve-
Shelters! Speedway, Fri., Oct. 16. Answers to
Sport. Reward! (817)919-1673.
is seeking applicants for the nings. (940)210-3315.
LEN ROY DON WELDING AND FENCING
All types of fencing and welding. Lost: white Maltese, male. Last
following positions at it’s Bridgeport
Pre-Parole Transfer Facility
BUILDERS www.tx3dranch.com ASK ABOUT TREE TRIMMING seen CR3551, Paradise, Sat., Oct.
Business A Father & Son Business (940)210-1242. AND SPRING CLEAN-UP 17. Reward! (940)627-4514,
(940)627-4546.
Roy & Reyn
Registered Nurse
CUSTOM HOMES Tractor &
Backhoe Service
Lawn and garden It’s That Time Pet care/training
Excellent Benefits Package & REMODELING Of Year Again!
Full-time: WANT A STRONG, BEAUTIFUL, ENERGY 817-366-7990 LONE OAK LANDSCAPING
Personalized landscape plans, LET ME COME
Health, Dental and Vision Ins., Life Ins.
401(k) Retirement Plans • Stock Options
EFFICIENT CUSTOM HOME OR REMODEL?
• Build on your lot, use your plans or we
Mobile Direct 20-years experience. Plants fur-
nished, you plant or we plant. Sod,
For Fall Fertilization take care of your animals when you
can’t. Reasonable rates based on
Personal & Sick Leave • Paid Holidays
can help design the home of your dreams.
• Affordable partnering options, cost plus tree work, decks/patios/walls. Mowing required services. (940)627-1608.
or contract. GREG MUNOZ PAINTING CO. (940)389-1778.
Service/Employee recognition programs • All types of home remodeling. 30-years experience commercial & Leaf Clean-up NEW GROOMER
Career Advancement Opportunities residential. (940)577-9420. $5/off 1st groom. 10% discount to
INSULATION TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED * Specials on Flower Planting * senior citizens. Noah’s Ark Pets,
LOOKING FOR THE BEST INSULATION? MIKE’S RV SERVICE 36 years in business, insured. All CDK Lawn Service & Landscaping 600 W. Walnut, Decatur.
Apply in person at: SPRAY FOAM INSULATION IS THE
Service calls, insurance work, full major credit cards accepted. (940)626-1414, by appointment.
Bridgeport Pre-Parole Transfer Facility,
222 Lake Road, Bridgeport, TX 76426
GREENEST, HIGHEST R-VALUE INSULATION
AVAILABLE.
• Adds Strength, Stops Air & Moisture
repairs, power washing, detailing.
Also work on horse & enclosed trail-
(817)444-0861, Teater. 940-389-0360 MERCHANDISE FOR SALE
Infiltration, Deadens Sounds, Permanent ers. Michael, (940)399-7565. WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE
940-683-2162 will not sag.

MERCHAN
RIDING LAWN MOWERS • Appliances
• Existing Attics, New Construction, Barns,
Metal Buildings. Used lawn mowers for sale. Parts &
Pasture and feed • Clothing/Jewelry
RUSSELL’S HOME FOR SA
• Furniture

Langto Construction Inc.
& Earth Friendly Foam Insulation
CCA is an equal opportunity employer
M/F/Vet/Dp
682-429-3011
www.langtoconstruction.com
www.earthfriendlyfoam.com
Miscellaneous
MR. SWEEP’S
Chimney Cleaning Service. Chim-
ney caps, dryer vent cleaning & fire-
place repairs. Call, ask for $20 dis-
count. (817)692-5624.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Senior Care Health & High School Senior portrait pack-
Rehabilitation Center age, $200. Offer expires December
31, 2009. Livingston’s Studio, Deca-
Now hiring for the following tur. (940)627-1888.
positions, due to growth
STONE WORK & CONCRETE
• 3 Dietary Aides Retaining walls, patios, rock entries,
houses, landscaping. Small brick
• Housekeeper P/T jobs. Decatur references. 20 years
experience. Major credit cards ac-
Apply in person at cepted. (817)919-4487.
701 West Bennett Rd.
DECATUR
TAXI SERVICE
or call Serving North Texas, 7a.m.-10p.m.
940-626-2800 EEO M/F/D/V
Rides to metroplex, airports, doc-
tors, etc. (940)531-2309.
Full-time shop porter needed at Kle-
ment Ford. Contact Karl Klement,
Housecleaning
(940)627-1101.
LOCAL CLEANING SERVICE
Commercial, residential. Make
ready, 1-time or repeat. We clean
Order fulfillment, product packaging, what others miss. pennyWise
office work. Computer experience Cleaning Service, (940)210-5450.
helpful. Will train. Supplemental
health care plan, paid vacation, sick
time. Apply
www.papilio.com/employment.
online:
Let me fix it
A+HANDYMAN SERVICE
Retail/Sales General home repair/maintenance,
auto tune-ups, lawnmower/tiller
Oilfield sales. Contact Mack,
tune-ups. Fence, sprinkler mainte-
nance/repair. 30+years experience.
(940)466-9676.
Dependable, trustworthy. Call Karl,
(817)995-7960, (940)627-1115.
service available.
(940)433-2255.
Maintenance
& Repair
Livestock
All Types of
Remodeling AI SERVICES
Improve your herd through genetics.
Painting - Interior, Exterior No bull! Servicing Wise & surround-
Add-ons, Decks, Honey Do’s And More
ing areas. (940)393-6780.
Call Us
For All Your Home Needs ALL NATURAL BEEF
940-389-4943 straight from the ranch. Young, ten-
der, no growth hormones/antibiotics.
Grain or grass fed. Whole, half.
Miscellaneous
(940)366-3172.
C BAR M TACK-FEED-HORSES
ALUMINUM CANS 143 CR4396, Decatur, TX. Cash,
40¢/lb. We buy copper, brass, alu- checks, credit cards.
minum, insulated wire, tin, long & www.cbarm.net, (817)929-3612.
short iron. S&S Recycling, Bowie,
(940)872-1998.
I BUY & SELL
WILL HAUL OFF all kinds of animals: cows, calves,
horses, goats, sheep, pigs, chick-
unwanted vehicles with title. Clean
ens, ducks, geese, turkeys. Fred,
out barn metal & haul off scrap
(817)223-4477, Springtown.
metal & batteries for free.
(940)683-4849.
LLAMA & DONKEY
for sale. Must stay together! Good
Williams’ Hauling
guard pets. $400/both.
(817)229-3880.
& Tractor Works
• Brushhog & Finish Mowing LLAMAS
• Blading, Plowing & Tilling weanlings (6-months-old), adults,
• Backhoe work, driveways bred females, guardians & pet qual-
• Dirt, sand & gravel hauling ity. We provide training & support
• Land Clearing for new owners. (940)433-5897.
• All types cleanup & haul-offs
• Quality work, fair pricing
WELL MANNERED
James Williams all around horse. Make a good
friend, companion or family mem-
940-399-9138 ber. Registered AQHA red sorrel
gelding, 20-years-old, still has lots
of spirit. $1,500. Call Bruce,
(940)210-5219, leave message.
FARM AND RANCH
• Farm Equipment • Fencing
Livestock care/training
FARM A • Lawn & Garden • Livestock
• Livestock Care/Training
HAY
• Garage Sales
• Firewood
• Miscellaneous
• Auctions
Shop Us First Or Last!
50 years of actual Furniture
service in Hay Sales.
Try us and see if our AARON’S CLEARANCE
prices can be beat! Save big on lease returns. Sanitized
mattress sets from $119. 42” LCD
Thank you, flat panel from $469. Lamp pairs
Charles H. Taylor from $29. New 50” 1080P Plasma
940-627-3385 • 940-393-2728 TV, $1499. Wireless Laptops from
$289. Sofa and love seat, both for
940-389-3068 • 940-389-5000
only $399. Refrigerators,
washer/dryers, stoves and more.
ALFALFA HAY
Cash or credit card. Short on cash?
Horse quality large & small squares You can lease to own in only
available. Alfalfa Orchard Grass 12-months. Bring ad and save $20
also available. Call (940)389-3891. Aaron’s, 1304 FM 51 S, Decatur,
(940)627-5043, next to Dollar Gen-
COASTAL HAY eral.
Square bales, fertilized, barn stored.
No minimum, you load. 2008, BED: NEW QUEEN
$6/bale. 2009, $7/bale. Boyd, Pillowtop set. $175 with warranty.
(940)433-2335.
Call (940-)765-5861. Can deliver.
COASTAL HORSE HAY DOUBLE RECLINER SOFA
square bales in barn, fertilized. No
minimum. We help load. Delivery
with center console. Big boy re-
cliner. Papasan rocker/recliner.
7-piece oak dining room suite.
available. (817)991-7625,
(940)627-2813. $1,000/all. (940)683-5363.
COASTAL
square & round bales, horse quality. Garage sales
SC Squared, (817)944-9451.
!!ATTENTION!!
PETS Garage sale ads must be called in
BEFORE 10a.m. Tuesday to run in
• Pets the Thursday edition. If you want
• Pets Lost & Found your garage sale ad in All Around
PETS • Pet Care/Training
• Pet Stud Services
Wise also, it MUST be called in be-
fore 10a.m. Friday THE WEEK BE-
FORE the sale. We do not run ga-
rage sales the weekend before the
sale.
Chico, 701 Park Road, Fri.-Sat.,
Pets Oct. 30-31, 8:30a.m.-? Moving,
5-family sale, furniture, lots of yard
!!ATTENTION!!
tools, nails, bedding, some an-
tiques; lots of clothes, small, large &

Trades RANC • Livestock Lost & Found

• Livestock Stud Service
Horse boarding, on 11 acres, 3
miles south of Decatur, FM 730. Full
We suggest that our readers thor-
oughly investigate any advertiser
baby, jeans; electric appliances,
quilts. Too much to mention. Cancel
ALL AROUND HANDYMAN • Livestock Supplies before investing any money. if rain.
care, $150/month. (940)577-5499.
Framing, trim, fencing, drywall, • Miscellaneous • Mowing

NOW
doors/windows, decks, painting. • Pasture & Feed • Poultry 115 GALLON AQUARIUM Rhome, 322 Branding Iron Road (off
15-years experience. Owner oper- Horseshoeing & training . Darwin All glass, salt or fresh water. In- FM 2264), Fri.-Sun., Oct. 30-Nov. 1,
ated. (817)781-1778. Spotted Tail, graduate Oklahoma cludes: Refugium filter, protein 10a.m.-4p.m. Yard sale, save
Farm Equipment
ACCEPTING Horseshoeing School. skimmer, Pro Aqua light system, money on Christmas shopping!
(940)627-4206; cell (940)210-8003. 4-door oak cabinet, beautiful saltwa- Dolls galore, wall decorations, etc.
APPLICATIONS ANYONE NEED ROOFING?
Absolute best price, quality, and
STORAGE CONTAINERS
Great storage! The best containers
ter fish, live rock reef and live coral.
Will accept Discover, Mastercard, or Rhome, Highway 287, 2 miles
HORSESHOEING & TRIM
• General Labor service. Licensed and insured. Free
estimates. Call Marty,
at the best price. (817)726-7669. Office, (940)969-2700; cell,
Visa. (940)575-4846. south, take FM 2264, go 9 miles to
300 PR4435, follow signs, Sat., Oct.
(940)799-3503 or email (940)399-8580. AKC REGISTERED CHIHUAHUAS 31, noon-6p.m. Moving sale. Low
• Clerical myroof@live.com. Fencing 1 male, 2 females, DOB 8-26-09, prices/OBO. Tools, storage shed,
HORSESHOEING BY J.E. HARRIS dewormed & 1st shots. $350/each. carport, lawn/garden, home decor,
• Skilled Labor A LOCAL BOY
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CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS CROSSWORD

By ED STERLING terrain vehicles, the DPS re-
ported.
uefied natural gas.
Scratch-off to
the new game on Oct. 19.
Sunset review
SOLUTION
More than 200 Texas De- Earlier this year, Mexican benefit vets fund list is released
partment of Public Safety authorities arrested 27 pub- A new $2 lottery ticket, State Sen. Glenn Hegar,
agents, troopers, pilots and lic officials in the state of The Veterans Cash Scratch- R-Katy, the newly appointed
Texas Rangers took part in Michoacan with suspected Off, will go on sale Nov. 9. chair of the Sunset Advisory
an Oct. 21 sweep targeting ties to La Familia, the DPS Proceeds from ticket sales, Commission, last week re-
the La Familia Michoacana reported. expected to about $8 million leased the names of 28 state
criminal cartel resulting in RRC creates in its first year, will benefit agencies to be reviewed in
81 arrests in the Dallas-Fort new division the state’s Permanent Fund 2010-2011.
Worth, Houston and Austin The Texas Railroad Com- for Veterans’ Assistance. A few of the agencies on
areas. mission, the state agency The lottery ticket will the list are: the Texas Youth
The law enforcement work that regulates the energy provide “a secure revenue Commission, the Texas De-
was done in coordination industry, last week ap- stream to fund critical ser- partment of Transporta-
with the U.S. Drug Enforce- proved the creation of a new vices and programs for vet- tion, the Electric Reliability
ment Administration, the Alternative Energy Divi- erans and their families. Council of Texas, the Texas
Federal Bureau of Investi- sion. Commissioner Eliza- Our veterans have already Commission on Environ-
gation and U.S. Immigration beth Ames Jones provided paid the price, now it is time mental Quality, the Texas
and Customs Enforcement. the impetus. for Texas to honor their sac- Department of Housing
Reported as seized in Jones said the new divi- rifice,” said State Sen. Le- and Community Affairs, the
the sweep: 220 pounds of sion will focus on existing ticia Van de Putte, D-San Texas Department of Infor-
methamphetamine, 23.1 alternative energy current- Antonio. mation Resources and the
pounds of cocaine, 1 gallon ly under the commission’s Van de Putte and state Public Utility Commission
of liquid methamphetamine, jurisdiction and will provide Rep. Chris Turner, R-Arling-
$960,000 in cash, 54 guns, a platform for development ton, announced the debut of Continued on page 19

PRE-OWNED** SALE
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reational vehicle and two all such as compressed and liq-

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 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, October 29, 2009 19

DECATUR
McKinney promoted to
National Guard colonel
David McKinney, son of retired
Colonel Dick McKinney and wife, Jo
McKinney of Decatur, celebrated his
promotion to colonel with the Air Na-
tional Guard on Oct. 1.
David, along with wife, Marine, and
their two children, Westin and Rylee,
are currently stationed at Geilen-
kirchen Air Base in Germany where
David is vice wing commander.
David entered the Air Force in
1983 and then joined the Air Nation-
al Guard approximately three years
OCTOBER 31, 2009
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the celebration was Colonel David
Simon, who presided over the cer-
emony. Westin and Rylee pinned on
his new wings. Friends and family
in attendance included the Iowa Air
National Guard Unit, his parents,
his sister, Missy Johnson, of Sunset,
brother-in-law, Cedar West and wife,
Marilyn, of Ennis, Mont., and em-
ployees and co-workers from Geilen-
kirchen Air Base, Germany.

Presented by
Amanda P. Lovette, M.D. and Staff
Board Certified in General Pediatrics

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS EDUCATION NEWS ALL ABOUT PREEMIES

Babies born before the 37th week
of pregnancy are considered to be
premature and require special care.

Continued from page 18 education system capacity.” driver’s licenses or obtain

of Texas.
The 12-member commis-
sion reviews policies and
programs of more than 150
state agencies.
Community college
enrollment is up
Enrollment increased by
65,000 at Texas community
colleges this fall – an 11 per-
cent increase – the Texas
Association of Community
Colleges reported last week.
Dr. Richard Rhodes, TACC
chair and president of El
Paso Community College,
and Dr. Rey Garcia, TACC
president and CEO, said
in a letter to the governor,
lieutenant governor and
House speaker that commu-
nity colleges in Texas have
grown by more than 40 per-
cent since 2000, like “add-
ing the equivalent of seven
Texas Tech universities or
four Universities of Texas at
Austin to the state’s higher
End of toll fine pro-
gram in sight
Motorists who have not
paid delinquent tolls may
still take advantage of the
Texas Department of Trans-
portation’s offer to reduce
violation fees.
They have until Nov. 30
to pay up. In return for pay-
ment of all outstanding tolls,
TxDOT says it will waive
90 percent of the adminis-
trative and collection fees
accrued. To receive the fee
reduction, customers must
also open a TxTag account
and keep it in good stand-
ing.
Changes to reduce
wait times
The DPS is doing some-
thing to reduce wait times
for residents applying for
licenses or for renewing
them.
As of Oct. 29-30, those
motorists who want to rein-
state suspended or revoked
copies of their driving re-
cord, instead of showing up
at the DPS office will in-
stead submit their required
documentation online or by
mail.
Giant school aid fund
recovers
The Permanent School
Fund overseen by the State
Board of Education appar-
ently is mirroring the re-
covery generally seen in the
financial markets.
The fund was down to
about $16 billion last spring,
but it is now around $22 bil-
lion, the Texas Education
Agency announced Oct. 23.
The fund, established in
1854, helps pay for text-
books and other educational
expenses.
! sible revolution. De Rochefort and his ally Milady
Sterling is director of
member services for the
Texas Press Association in
Austin.
Brigham to play in orchestra
The West Texas A&M University symphony or-
chestra presents its live cinema presentation of the
1929 classic The Iron Mask at 7:30 p.m. Sunday,
Nov. 1, at the Mary Moody Northen Recital Hall on
campus.
Chris Brigham of Decatur will play the horn in
the performance.
The WTAMU symphony orchestra, under the di-
rection of Dr. Mark Bartley, assistant professor of
music, will provide the live musical accompaniment
while the black and white silent film plays on the
wide screen. The presentation will mark the or-
chestra’s fourth live cinema production in as many
years.
The Iron Mask features Douglas Fairbanks in
a sequel to his 1921 film The Three Muskateers.
The film was his last silent movie and his last one
portraying a swashbuckler. The movie reunites the
legendary brotherhood of D’Artagnan, portrayed
by Fairbanks, and the Three Muskateers (Athos,
Pothos and Aramis) as they are drawn into Cardi-
nal Richelieu’s plot to hide King Louis XIII’s twin
son to protect the Kingdom of France from pos-
de Winter kidnap D’Artagnan’s sweetheart, Con-
stance, when she learns of the baby’s existence. The
Musketeers race to save her, but the rescue attempt
yields an end to their company and a new threat to
the throne.
There are many reasons a baby
might be born too early, starting with
poor choices made by the mother,
such as drinking or smoking while
pregnant, and ranging all the way to
hormonal problems and structural
problems with the uterus; even
some infections can lead to pre-
term delivery. Often, however, the
cause is unknown. Premature babies
often spend time in the NICU, or
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, where
they have plenty of help staying
warm, getting the nutrition they
need, and maintaining proper blood
chemistry levels in order to thrive
and catch up to their full term peers.
Preterm babies are at greater risk
for many complications. Please call
LOVETTE PEDIATRICS at (940)
627-8044. We’re conveniently
located at 2401 S. FM 51, Suite
100, Decatur. We are committed to
serving your children’s healthcare
needs and offer an environment that
is personal, sensitive and nurturing.
For your convenience, we’re open
M -Th 8am to 5pm and F 8am to
noon. Healthy Futures Start Here.
Our most important responsibility is
taking care of your child.
H AV E A F U N & S A F E
SCHOOL YEAR!
P.S. Medical advancements have
made it possible for about 90%
of premature babies born just
under two pounds to survive.
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DECATUR

Messenger photo by Joe Duty

FINDING HER WAY — Rann Elementary visited Blackcreek Pumpkin Patch Oct. 20 and enjoyed several activities. Above, Abigale Quillin runs through the corn maze
at the pumpkin patch.

Are
Areyou
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ready for thethecold?
cold? VETERANS & FAMILIES
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with a brick paver in the
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by letting our pros add insulation to your attic. WISE COUNTY VETERANS
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INSIDE TODAY’S

Wise County Crime Stoppers and
Wise County Sheriff’s Office want
you to be aware
Rhome/Newark
area edition
Gene and Sue Davis of Newark are
pictured on the cover of this week’s
Wise County Messenger Community
Focus for Rhome and Newark. The two
are shown riding a go kart in Newark’s

WHERE SEX Cruisin’ Days Parade Saturday, Oct.

17. Look inside Community Focus
OFFENDERS for more Cruisin’ Days photos,
community briefs, Northwest
RESIDE IN news and more.

WISE COUNTY
See All Around Wise, pages 10-12
Messenger photo by Joe Duty.

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