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Thursday, August 15, 2013 

Sellabration dates announced 

BBQ Cookoff continues at marina 

The Sanger Sellabration 

is just around the corner! 

The annual BBQ Cook-Off 

will take place Friday, September 

13th out at the Lake 

Ray Roberts Elks Lodge 

next to the marina, just like 

last year. On Saturday, September 

14th, the Sellabration 

on the square will take 

place. “We already have several 

vendors and sponsors 

lined up,” said Sanger Area 

Chamber of Commerce 

president Chris Prock. Applications 

are available on 

page 11 in the Sanger News, 

Co-workers of Sanger 

resident Misty Huschke at 

Sally Beauty Co. in Denton 

have set up a fund to help 

raise money for the grieving 

widow and her family following 

the death last Monday 

of Misty’s husband, 

James, in a motorcycle accident. 

James Huschke, 35, 

died Monday, August 5, 

2013 from massive blunt 

force trauma to his upper 

and lower extremities, as 

well as to his abdomen, following 

the accident. James 

was traveling north on Loop 

288 in Denton where he 

Free Community Workout set 

for this Saturday morning 

Sanger resident Stacy 

Green of Camp Gladiator 

invites everyone in the community 

to a Free Community 

Workout this Saturday, 

Aug. 17. 

The workout will begin 

at 7:30 a.m. at Stephen Baker 

Field in Sanger. Persons 

of all fitness levels are invited 

to attend. 

The event is an opportunity 

to come see what Camp 

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You are cordially invited to our 

Customer Appreciation Day 

Come help us 

and enjoy the 

benefiting Sanger I.S.D. 

August 21, 2013 | 11am – 2pm 

if you would like to be a part 

of the 2013 festivities. 

“First off, we have a 

Sponsorship opportunity 

for all businesses. Please 

check out the sponsor application 

(page 11) for more 

information on how you 

can get your name out to 

all of those that attend the 

Sellabration by having your 

logo on our stage as well as 

on our shirts,” stated Prock. 

“This is a great way to get 

involved in the biggest event 

that takes place in Sanger 

every year! Over a thousand 

Gladiator is all about, Stacy 

said, and to have a fun and 

challenging workout. Participants 

should bring water, a 

towel and a mat, although 

Camp Gladiator will have 

extra mats. 

No reservations are necessary 

for the workout. For 

more information, call Stacy 

Green at 940-206-5482 or 

email him at Stacygreen@ 

campgladiator.com. 

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School Supplies Needed: 

• Composition 

Notebooks 

• Three ring zippered 

binders 

• Three ring 1 & 2 

inch notebooks 

• Index cards 4x6 

ruled 

• Wide Notebook paper 

• Colored pencils 

• Colored 3 prong 

folders with and 

without 3 hole punch 

(all colors) 

• Yellow highlighters 

• Black dry erase 

markers both bullet 

and chisel tip 

• Pencil sharpeners 

with covers 

• 3 ring zippered 

pencil holders 

• Pencil Boxes 

• Also needed are all 

sizes of socks and 

underwear for boys 

and girls. 

Block Party Sponsors: 

BBQ Sandwiches 

provided by 

Texas Smoke BBQ 

people attend this weekend with the best in our area 

event, so don’t miss out on to see who takes home the 

being a part of it!” 

trophies in their respective 

Renting a booth space categories. They host a Calcutta 

for your business to sell your 

before the event to add 

items and provide information 

to the entertainment of the 

on what you do is also a competition, so if you think 

great way to reach those that you have what it takes to be 

attend. Application prices a BBQ Champion, sign up 

(page 11) is what Sanger you’ll News to Header bring 3a your smoker out 

want to check out to learn 

more about the the options 

available. 

Last but not least, is the 

BBQ Cookoff entry form 

(page 11). This application 

signs you up to compete 

Drinks, chips, & fixings 

donated by 

Supersave 

Bounce House 

Ice 

donated by 

provided by 

Jumpers for Angels 

Horizon/Exxon 

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Donations 

provided by will also be accepted for 

Chicken Express 

United Way 

School Supplie 

to the Marina and get to 

cookin! 

Friday night at the Marina 

the, Chamber will hold 

their annual Street Dance 

and Calcutta. They are excited 

to announce that they 

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will have 95.9 The Ranch on 

location setting the mood, 

blasting the best Texas 

Country from 6-8 PM. They 

will start the Calcutta shortly 

after 8 p.m., so that everyone 

can place their bets 

on who will take home this 

year’s crowns in Beef, Pork, 

Chicken, and beans. Then 

The Jim Bowies will be on 

hand to play from 10 p.m. 

until midnight, giving great 

entertainment for the whole 

family to attend the street 

dance. 

Check out the Sanger 

Area Chamber of Commerce 

facebook page. 

“Leading up to the night of 

the Calcutta, we will randomly 

post videos of The 

Jim Bowies so you can see 

how great they are,” said 

Beth Sharp, entertainment 

organizer for the Sellabration. 

“Comprised of Michael 

Padgett, Dustin Deaton 

and Derek Larson, all 

three are phenomenal as a 

group and individually.” 

Widow, children of Sanger man killed in motorcycle 

accident trying to pick up the pieces 

collided with a pickup that 

was traveling southbound. 

Denton Police Department 

officer Ryan Grelle reported 

that the accident occurred 

as the pickup was turning 

left into the Denton Town 

Center shopping center. The 

accident remains under investigation. 

“My husband was 

headed home from work. 

He usually took Mayhill but 

chose to take the loop that 

day. I think he was thinking 

he might catch me getting 

off work at 4:30. We would 

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have been at the same intersection 

at about the same 

time if the wreck had not 

happened,” Misty said. “It 

seems that the driver [of the 

pickup] was in a hurry. I’d 

like to mention that people 

should be aware of motorcycles 

on the road and give 

them the same respect you 

would your child, spouse, 

or loved one. People should 

watch for motorcycles as 

they would any other vehicle. 

Too many times people 

have been killed because 

someone was just in too big 

a hurry and not paying adequate 

attention.” 

Misty was informed of 

the fatal accident by two police 

officers. 

“My first hope was that 

he was only injured, but 

they asked me to sit down 

and I knew it was bad.” 

Misty and James had 

been together for over 16 

years. They first met in 

January of 1997 when introduced 

to each other by 

Misty’s brother, Chad, at 

O’Rileys Pool Hall in Denton, 

which is now Rockin 

Rodeo. Shortly after, on 

February 2, 1997, James 

asked Misty “to be his girl,” 

she said, and they made 

their marriage official on 

February 2, 2008. 

“My husband was a 

great man. He was my 

life’s partner, a loving father, 

and a true friend to 

many,” Misty said. “He was 

straight-forward and truly 

a one-of-a-kind who was 

loved by many and will be 

greatly missed.” 

James was employed by 

Reyes Group, while Misty 

works for Sally Beauty Co. 

in Denton. The couple have 

two children, James Jr. and 

Brittanie. 

James leaves behind a 

son and daughter - James 

Jr., a sophomore and Brit, 

a freshman. “Our lives have 

been flipped upside down,” 

Misty said. “My kids are 

blessings and just so strong. 

They are what hold my sanity 

and keep me going and 

striving to make it through 

this nightmare. I carry the 

bell off my husband’s bike – 

which is a special thing for 

a rider – so I can have him 

with me. My children are 

finding the strength to prepare 

for school, but life will 

never be the same for us.” 

Misty remembers clearly 

the day of the accident, as 

her family woke up and began 

their normal routine last 

Monday, not knowing the 

horrific turn of fate in store 

for them just later that day. 

“Every morning, I got 

up and made his lunch. He 

would go pull the bike out 

and come back in. That 

Monday, he said ‘Well babe, 

gotta go.’ I said ‘Have a nice 

day. I love you.’ He said ‘I 

love you too’ and gave me a 

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kiss, as he did every time he 

walked out the door. Later 

that afternoon, I also texted 

him to ‘Have a good day’ 

and that I loved him. He replied 

with the same and said 

he loved me too.” 

Misty said she’s grateful 

for the outpouring of love 

and assistance that she’s 

received during this awful 

time. 

“I would like to thank 

everyone for the outpouring 

of support and kindness,” 

Misty said. “People at both 

of our jobs, our family, 

and our friends have pulled 

together and continually 

checked in on us. A special 

thanks to the bikers who 

made the memorial a rolling 

thunder as my husband 

was truly smiling down that 

day, to Gary for the perfect 

service, and to the funeral 

home for their hard work. 

Words cannot express how 

thankful and humbled we 

are to have such great blessings 

in our lives.” 

“My husband was my 

rock, my life’s partner, an 

excellent father, and he was 

loved by many. He was a 

one-of-a-kind man that you 

just don’t find every day.” 

The staff in Misty’s office 

at Sally Beauty Co. have created 

a website for the family, in 

which donations may be made 

to help them in the loss of their 

great husband and father. The 

link: http://www.youcaring. 

com/help-a-neighbor/huschke-family-fund/78064. 

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OBITUARIES 

March 2, 1978 - 

August 5, 2013 

James Ray 

Huschke 

James Ray Huschke, 

age 35, of Sanger died Monday, 

August 5, 2013 in Denton. 

He was born March 2, 

1978 to James Huschke and 

Charlotte Downs Huschke 

in Denton, Texas. James 

married Misty Dawn Cardwell 

February 2, 2008 in 

Aubrey. 

A memorial service for 

James was held on Saturday, 

August 10 at a.m. in Aubrey. 

He is survived by his 

wife, Misty of Sanger; 

son, James Huschke, Jr. of 

Sanger; daughter, Brittanie 

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Left to right – 

Leigh Ann Meador, 

Jenna Tilley, 

Paula Hermes, 

and 

Kenneth Hermes 

Huschke of Sanger; parents, 

Charlotte Huschke of 

Denton and James Huschke 

and wife Carolyn of Pilot 

Point; mother-in-law, Frances 

Cardwell of Sanger; two 

brothers, Shawn Huschke 

of Denton and Glenn Huschke 

of Aubrey; two brother-in-laws, 

Shane Cardwell 

and wife Tammy and Chad 

Cardwell and wife Christina; 

sister-in-law, Kim Garrett; 

aunts and uncles, Ray 

Huschke and wife Nancy, 

Emmett Huschke and wife 

Lucinda, Leon Huschke 

and wife Carrie, Linda 

Huschke Evans and husband 

Roger, and James 

Elliott; cousins, Todd, Stephen, 

Alan, Bryan, and Jason 

Huschke, Renee Smith, 

Cindy Pierce, Kenneth Evans, 

Sherri Parsons, Aimee 

Downs Moss and husband 

Shaun, Desiree Reyes and 

husband Pete, and Melody 

Pant; nieces, Elisabeth and 

Chelsea Cardwell; nephews, 

Job, Cadoc, and Joshua 

Cardwell; and many 

other friends. On-line condolences 

may be shared at 

www.slaymemorialfuneralhome.com. 

March 16, 1944 - 

August, 7, 2013 

Joy Jones 

Joy Jones, wife of Royal 

Jones of Denton and 

Slidell, was born on March 

16, 1944 in North Kansas 

City, Missouri. She passed 

away on Wednesday, August 

7, 2013 in Corinth, 

Texas. 

She is survived by her 

husband; sister, Phyllis (Mylar) 

Palmer and husband, 

Eugene of Springfield, Missouri; 

brother, Louis Mylar 

and wife, Carol of Colorado 

Springs, Colorado; three 

step-daughters, Suzan, 

Rachel, and Nanette; four 

step-sons, Royal Jr., Jason, 

Lester, and Travis; and a 

cousin, Cathy Salazar and 

husband, Bob of Buena 

Park, CA. 

On November 25, 

2010, she married Royal 

Jones in Houston. Joy 

was a retired music teacher 

having taught in Washington, 

DC, California, and 

San Antonio, Texas. She 

was a noted musician in 

San Antonio and Denton. 

She obtained a Bachelor’s 

Degree and was a member 

of the Ariel Club of Denton, 

a Bluebird Volunteer 

at the Methodist Hospital, 

the Tuesday Musical Club, 

Salvation Army Auxiliary 

Volunteer, and a volunteer 

at the Madison Retirement 

Home all in San Antonio. 

She was a member of 

the University Methodist 

Church in San Antonio 

where she was a pianist for 

the Silver Buckets Singing 

Group and a member of 

the University Women’s 

Axillary. Currently, she 

and Royal are members of 

the First United Methodist 

Church and she was in 

the New Horizon Sunday 

School Class. 

Funeral services were 

held at 2:00 p.m. on Tuesday, 

August 13, 2013 in Cole 

Chapel at the First United 

Methodist Church in 

Denton, with Jon Lendzie 

officiating the services. A 

graveside service followed 

at the Bolivar Cemetery 

at 3:15 p.m. Following the 

services, a celebration of 

Joy’s life was held at Jones 

Farm in Sanger. 

Coker Funeral Home 

was in charge of the arrangements 

and online 

condolences may be made 

at www.cokerfuneralhome. 

com. 

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Profile: 

Audrey Tolle - Sanger Public Library Director 

Time and place of birth: 

A rainy Sunday in Dallas, TX, 

a few years after JFK was 

assassinated but before Jimi 

Hendrix died. 

Position at library: Library 

Director. 

City you currently live in: 

Sanger, TX. 

Where did you grow 

up: Dallas, and continued 

the process as an adult in 

Colorado. 

Education: B.A. in English 

from Trinity University, 

M.S in Library and Information 

Science from the University 

of North Texas. 

Family: Husband, Greg. 

Siblings: Brother, Justin. 

In my spare time: I write 

fiction and read, mostly fiction. 

Favorite restaurant: 

Alfonso’s, a little Italian restaurant 

in the neighborhood 

where I grew up. They have 

the best garlic rolls I’ve ever 

tasted. 

My ideal meal (hopefully 

not my last): Alfonso’s garlic 

rolls, Maine lobster, a Greek 

salad, and New York cheesecake. 

I enjoy reading: Novels 

with interesting characters, a 

good plot, and preferably less 

than 400 pages long. 

The most interesting 

thing I’ve ever done is: Study 

abroad for a semester in Italy. 

My favorite TV show is: 

Longmire. 

My favorite movie is: A 

Room with a View. 

The two greatest influences 

in my life have been: 

My mother (she did a beautiful 

job of reading to me as a 

child and has demonstrated 

courage throughout her life) 

and my father (his pep talks 

could work miracles). 

Foreign country I most 

want to visit: Italy, with my 

husband this time. 

My friends would say my 

best asset is: Open communication. 

My worst habit is: Worrying. 

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I define success as: 

Finding a way to do what you 

love and making a positive 

difference in the lives of others. 

The most important advice 

I could give a teenager 

would be: Figure out what 

you enjoy doing (that is legal 

and might lead to a career), 

read a lot, and abide by the 

golden rule. 

The thing I like best 

about our community is: The 

friendly people. 

The best thing about 

my job is: Getting to know a 

variety of people, and helping 

to bring them together with 

books. 

FREE COMMUNITY WORKOUT! 

Saturday, Aug. 17th, 7:30 a.m. 

at Stephen Baker Field in Sanger 

Come see what Camp Gladiator is all about and get a fun and 

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Great discounts offered for camps! Bring your friends! 

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BACK TO SCHOOL 

Sanger ISD School Supply Lists (Pages 3, 5-6) 

Butterfield Elementary School 

2013-2014 

Supply List 

Pre-Kindergarten&EC 

6 Small (6 gram) Elmer’s Glue Sticks 

2 110-ct. Kleenex Tissue 

1 80-ct. Baby wipes 

1 Blue Plastic Pocket Folder 

1 Purple Plastic Pocket Folder 

1 Pkg. assorted Play-doh 

1 Pkg. Napkins 

2 Clorox Wipes 

1 Pkg. Dry Erase Markers (fine tip) 

1 Composition Notebook (marble front-not spiral) 

1 Set of Headphones for use during computer lab 

1 box of goldfish, Nilla wafers, crackers, or fruit snacks 

(enough for 16) 

16 Juice boxes or Capri Suns 

Please Do Not Label Supplies. They will be shared. 

Kindergarten 

2 1” Binders 

1 Spiral notebook wide ruled 

1 Comp book wide ruled 

12 glue sticks 

2 bottles of Elmer’s glue 

24 Pencils 

1 pair of scissors 

1 space maker school box 

4 boxes of 24 crayons 

1 8 ct. Markers 

1 set of watercolors 

1 pkg. of baby wipes 

2 boxes of kleenex 

1 pair of headphones (no ear buds) 

1 9x12 construction paper 

1 11x18 construction paper 

1 9x12 manila paper 

1 11x18 manilla paper 

2 bottles of Handsanatizer 

8 black dry erase markers 

1 pink eraser 

2 yellow no brad paper folders 

Third Grade 

2 .77-oz. (22-gram) Elmer Glue Sticks 

2 110-ct. Kleenex Tissue 

2 24-ct. Crayola Crayons 

1 5” Sharp Fiskar Scissors 

36 #2 Wood Pencil Oriole/American Brand 

1 zipper pouch for 3-ring binder 

1 Pink Bevel Eraser 

2 Red Medium Stick Pens 

3 70-ct. Spiral Composition Book, Wide-Rule 

1 marbled composition book 

1 200-ct. Wide-Rule Filler Paper 

2 Bullet Tip Dry Erase Marker (assorted colors) 

3 Assorted paper Pocket-Only Folders (Solid color, 

no brads) 

3 shiny coated paper folders (1 blue, 1 yellow, 

1purple) 

1 7” 12 Ct. Crayola Pre-sharpened Colored Pencils 

1 1” 3 ring black binder w/plastic cover on front 

1 pkg. pencil toppers 

1 set headphones for computer lab 

NO NAMES ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES 

Financial 

Focus 

Kindergarten Continued 

2 blue no brad paper folders 

Girls: 1 box of quart ziplock baggies 

Boys: 1 box of gallon ziplock baggies 

Please label supplies. 

First Grade 

1 1” black binder w/plastic cover on front & pockets 

1 – 8”x5” plastic school supply box 

24 – small (6 gram) glue sticks 

1 – hand pencil sharpener w/shaving catcher 

3 – boxes of tissue 

1 – Blunt 5” Fiskar scissors 

1 – 12x18 Manila paper 50 count 


1 – 12x18 Assorted construction Paper 50 count 

1 – 9x12 Assorted construction paper 50 count 

1 – box quart baggies 25 count (Boys only) 

1 – box gallon baggies 20 count (Girls only) 

4 – 24 count Crayola crayons 

1 – 8 pack markers classic colors 

24 – No.2 wood pencils 

1 – 2 pack pink erasers 

1- 100 page wide ruled Composition Book 

2 – 70 count wide ruled spiral notebooks 

1 – 2 pocket purple folder with brads (not plastic) 

3 – 2 pocket folders no brads (not plastic) 

1 – 2 pack paper towels 

1 – box of baby wipes 80 count (Girls Only) 

2 – black tip white board markers (Girls Only) 

1 – 8 oz. waterless hand sanitizer with pump (Boys) 

1 – package of large white paper plates (Boys Only) 

1-Ear buds or headphones (for your child only) 

Butterfield Please do not label supplies. Elementary They will be shared. School 

2013-2014 

Supply List 

All students at all grade levels need a book bag or 

backpack for large folders and their binder. 

Fourth Grade 

1 8-ct. Washable Thick Crayola Markers 


2 12-ct. Colored Pencils 

24 No. 2 Wood Pencils 

2 Pkg. pencil toppers 


6 Small Elmer’s Glue Sticks 

1 Standard/Metric 12” Ruler (not flexible) 

1 11x3x5 Ziploc Disposable Container 

1 Handheld Pencil Sharpener With Lid 

1 9x12 Colored Construction Paper (Boys Only) 

2 120-ct. Spiral Notebooks (Wide Rule) 

4 Pkg. of Wide Ruled Filler Paper 

2 22x28 White Poster Board Sheets 

1 Gallon Sized Ziploc Bags (Girls Only) 

1 Pkg. Subject Dividers 

2 1” Three Ring Clear View Binders (Green & 

White) 

1 Vinyl Three Hole Punched Folder (No Brads) 

2 Pocket and Brad Folder (Yellow) 

1 Three Hole Punched Pencil Bag 

1 Zipper Binder (Trapper Keeper Style) 

2 Boxes of Kleenex 

1 set headphones for computer lab 

All students at all grade levels need a book bag or 

backpack for large folders and their binder. 

Second Grade 

10 Elmer’s Glue Sticks 

2 Pkgs. Wide-Ruled Notebook Paper 

4 1-Subject Wide-Ruled Spirals 

2 Boxes Kleenex Tissue 

1 8-ct. Crayola Thin Classic Markers 



24 #2 Ticonderoga Pre-Sharpened Wood Pencils 

1 School Box 

2 Pink Beval Erasers 

1 Pkg. Pencil Top Erasers 

1 4-ct. Expo Dry EraseMarkers 

1 9x12 Assorted Color Construction Paper (not tablet) 

2 12x18 Assorted Color Construction Paper (not tablet) 

4 Assorted Pocket Folders—No Brads 

1 3-Hole Pencil Bag for Binder 

1 8oz.Waterless Hand Sanitizer w/pump (BOYS only) 

1 Box Gallon Size Reclosable Baggies (GIRLS only) 

1 1” 3 ring black binder w/plastic cover on front & 

pockets 

1 Headphones 

1 Fabric Bookcover 

Fifth Grade 

3 boxes Kleenex Tissue 

1 Washable Crayola Thick Classic Markers-8CT 

1 24CT Crayola Crayons 

4 Fluorescent Yellow Highlighters 

2 Reg. Pencil Sharpener w/receptacle 

24 #2 Wood Pencils 

1 Pkg. pencil topper erasers 

1 9X12 Colored construction paper 50CT 

1 70 Ct Blue Spiral Comp Book (wide rule) 

1 pkg. wide ruled filler notebook paper 

3 Marble composition notebooks 

1 7” 12 ct colored pencils 

8 Small glue stick 

1 11”x3”x5” Ziploc Disposable Container 

1 Sharp 5” scissors 

4 3 1/2 x 5 ruled index cards 

1 2” Zipper Binder with Pocket Dividers 

1 pkg. baby wipes 

1 set headphones or ear buds 

1 pkg. quart or gallon Ziploc bags 

By Allen Chick, 

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Avoid ‘Cramming’ 

for College Savings 

If you have children, 

you’re keenly aware that 

it’s getting close to backto-school 

time. Today, that 

might mean you need to 

go shopping for notebooks 

and pencils. But in the future, 

when “back to school” 

means “off to college,” your 

expenditures are likely to be 

significantly greater. Will 

you be financially prepared 

for that day? 

It could be expensive. 

The average cost for one 

year at an in-state public 

school is $22,261, while the 

comparable expense for a 

private school is $43,289, 

according to the College 

Board’s figures for the 

2012–2013 academic year. 

And these costs will probably 

continue to rise. 

Still, there’s no need to 

panic. Your child could receive 

grants or scholarships 

to college, which would lower 

the “sticker price.” But it’s 

still a good idea for you to 

save early and often. 

To illustrate the importance 

of getting an early 

jump on college funding, 

let’s look at two examples 

of how you might fund a 

college education. A 529 

plan is one way — but not 

the only way — to save for 

college. (The following examples 

are hypothetical in 

nature and don’t reflect the 

performance of an actual 

investment or investment 

strategy.) 

• Example 1: Suppose 

you started saving for your 

child’s college education 

when she was 3 years old. 

If you contributed $200 a 

month, for 15 years, to a 

529 plan that earned 7% 

a year, you’d accumulate 

about $64,000 by the time 

your daughter turned 18. 

With a 529 plan, your earnings 

grow tax free, provided 

all withdrawals are used for 

qualified higher education 

purposes. (Keep in mind, 

though, that 529 plan distri- 

(Continued from pg. 7) 

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Sanger ISD Clear Creek Intermediate 

3rd grade Supply List 2013-2014 

§ Speeds up serving lines in the cafeteria, providing more 

time for students to eat their meals 

§ Eliminates the worry of lost or forgotten lunch money 

§ Ensures that your student will receive a nutritious meal 

Sanger ISD 

§ View your child’s account balance online, anytime 

§ Quickly make payments toward your student’s meals 

(auto-‐pay also available) 

§ See what your child is purchasing in the cafeteria 

§ Set up automatic e-‐mail reminders to notify you 

when the balance is low 

-Big Elmer's Glue Stick(22 gram)-6 each 

-184 count Kleenex Tissue-3 each 

-24 count Crayola Crayons-2 each 

-Sharp 5" Fiskar Scissors-1 each 

-#2 Ticonderoga Wood Pencils (24 count boxes)-2 

each 

-Plastic School Box-1 each 

-9x12 Manila Paper (50 count)-1 each 

-9x12 Assort. Construction Paper (50 count)-1 each 

-12x18 Assort. Construction Paper (50 count)-1 

each 

-200 count Wide Rule Filler Paper-2 each 

-Any Color Tip White Board Marker-1 each 

-Pocket Only Folder (no brads)- blue (2), red (2) 

-Box of zip-lock Quart Bags 25 count (Boys 

bring)-1 each 

- Box of zip-lock Gallon Bags 25 count (Girls 

bring)-1 each 

-Package of cap erasers-2 each 

Please NO: 

*Locker Decorations 

*Markers 

*Colored Pencils 

*Hand Held Pencil Sharpeners 

Sanger ISD-Clear Creek Intermediate 

4 th Grade 

School Supply List for 2013-2014 School Year 

Description 

Quantity 

§ Visit www.MyPaymentsPlus.com 

§ Click “Register a FREE account” and follow the simple 

onscreen instructions 

§ Add your student by using their Student ID number 

7 5/8 oz. Elmer’s School Glue 1 

24 ct. Crayola Crayons 1 

Washable Crayola Classic Markers 1 

7” Sharp Fiskar Scissors 1 

Pink Bevel Eraser 1 

Small Supply Box 1 

Red Ink Pen 1 

# 2 Wood Pencil- Presharpened 48 

Small (6 gram) Elmer’s Glue Stick 6 

Kleenex Tissue 3 

9x12 Manilla Paper 50 count 1 

12 count Presharpened Colored Pencils 1 

12x18 50 count Assorted Construction Paper 1 

200 count Wide Rule Filler Paper 3 

22x28 White Poster Board 2 

Pocket & Brad Folder 6 

Hand held pencil sharpener with lid 1 

Composition Notebook 1 

2 Inch Zipper Binder 1 

Zipper Pencil Bag 1 

2 - 4 OZ. ELMER'S SCHOOL GLUE 

2 - 110 COUNT KLEENEX TISSUE 

1 - WASHABLE CRAYOLA THICK CLASSIC 

MKRS 8 COUNT 

1 - 70 COUNT SPIRAL COMP. BOOK WIDE RULE 

4 - 24 COUNT CRAYOLA CRAYONS 

12 - SMALL (6 GRAM) ELMER'S GLUE STICK 

1 - 5" BLUNT SCISSOR 

4 - EXPO DRY ERASE MARKERS 

1 – SMALL PLASTIC SCHOOL BOX 

12 - NO. 2 WOOD PENCILS 

1 - 8 OZ. HAND SANITIZER W/PUMP 

1 - WET WIPES 80 COUNT 

3 – PINK BEVEL ERASER 

2 – PURPLE PLASTIC 3 PRONG FOLDER WITH 

BRADS 

1 – PKG. BROWN PAPER SACKS 100 COUNT 

Boys – 

1 - BOX OF RECLOSABLE QUART BAGS 25 CT 

1 - 12 X 18 50 COUNT ASST. CONST. PAPER 

1 - 9 X 12 ASSORTED CONST. PAPER 

Girls – 

1 - 12X18 MANILA PAPER 50 COUNT 

1 - 9X12 MANILA PAPER 20 COUNT 

1 - BOX OF ZIPPER GALLON BAGS - 20 COUNT 

1 – Small plastic school supply box 

12 – Small (6 gram) glue sticks 

1 – 4 oz. Elmer’s school glue 

2 – Boxes of Kleenex tissue- 100 count 

1 – Blunt 5” Fiskar scissors 

4 – Black tip Expo white board markers 

4 – 24 count Crayola crayons 

1 – 8 pack Crayola markers classic colors 

24 – No.2 wood Ticonderoga pencils 

1 – 3 pack pink erasers 

1 – Pkg. of pencil cap erasers-12 count 

1 – 2 pocket folders with brads (yellow, 

purple, orange) 

1 – 2 pocket folders no brads (red, blue, 

green, purple) 



2 – 9x12 Asst. Colors Const. Paper-50 ct 

1 - 12x18 Asst. Colors Const. Paper-50 ct 

1 – Pair of Earbud Headphones 

1 – Paper towel Mega Choose a size 102 ct 

Boys – 

1 – Box gallon Ziplock baggies 20 count 

1 – 8 oz. waterless hand sanitizer with pump 

Girls – 

1 – Box quart Ziplock baggies 25 count 

1 – Box of Disinfectant Clorox wipes-75 ct 

12 - Small Elmer’s Washable Glue Stick 

1 - 4 oz. Bottle of Washable Elmer’s Glue 

2 - Boxes of Kleenex Tissue-100 count 

1 - 10 count Crayola Thick Classic Markers 

1 - 8 count Crayola Thin Classic Markers 

2 – 24 count Crayola Crayons 

1 - Pair of Sharp 5’’ Pointed Fiskar Scissors 

24 - Ticonderoga #2 Wood Pencil 

1 - Large Pencil Box or 2 small Pencil Boxes 

1 - Pink Bevel Erasers-3 pack 

2 - 100 pgs Mead Marble Composition Book 

1 - 9X12 Asst Color Const. Paper- 50 ct 

1 – 12x18 Asst Color Const. Paper-50 ct 

1 - Package of 12 x 18 Manila Paper 50 count 

1 - Red Pocket Plastic Folder 

1 - Blue Pocket Plastic Folder 

1 - Green Pocket Plastic Folder 

1 –3 ring plastic pencil bag for binder-7x9 

4 - Dry Erase Markers-4 Color set (Please 

send a dry eraser or old sock too) 

1 - Package 7” 12 count Colored Pencils 

2 – Pkg. Wide-Ruled Notebook Paper-100 ct 

1 – Package of Pencil Cap Erasers-12 ct 

Boys- 

8oz. Germ-X Hand Sanitizer w/pump 

1 - Box of Quart size Freezer Bags-20 ct 

Girls- 

1 - Box of Clorox Disinfecting Wipes-75ct 

1 - Box of Sandwich Zipper Bags-50 ct 

No Rolling Backpacks 

Sanger ISD Clear Creek Intermediate 

2013-2014 

5th Grade Supply List 

-Large Zippered Binder with shoulder strap 

- 8.5” X 11” Zippered Pencil Bag- 1 each 

- Plastic Two Pocket Folder (No Brads) (Red & Yellow) 2 each 

- Subject Pocket Dividers- 1 pkg. 

- 24 ct. Crayola Crayons- 1 box 

- #2 American Made Pencils- 48 each 

- Pencil Sharpener with Receptacle -1 each 

- 12 ct. Colored Pencils (7”) - 1 each 

- Red Medium Point Pen- 10 each 

- Fluorescent Yellow Pen Style Highlighter – 2 each 

- 4-pk Expo Dry Erase Marker (broad chisel tip ) – 1 each 

-Sharp 5” Scissors- 1 pair 

-Glue Stick- 2 each 

-White 22” X 28” Poster Board- 2 each 

-70 page Wide Ruled Spiral (Blue & Red)- 1 each 

- Composition Notebook Wide Ruled- 2 each 

- 200 ct. Wide Ruled Filler Paper- 2 each 

- 11 X 17 Construction Paper- 1 pkg. 

- 11 X 17 Manila Paper – 1 pkg. 

- (girls) 1box gallon size bags 

- (boys) 1 box quart size bags 

- 1 Roll Paper Towels 

- 1 Container Clorox Wipes 

- Jumbo Stretch Book Covers (2) 

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For Further Information and 

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2013-2014 

Sanger Middle School Supply List 

ALL Students 7th and 8th grade will need the following items: 

1. Zip up binder 

2. Pencil bag 

3. 6 Folders with pockets and 3 holes (to carry inside zip up binder) 

4. Pencils, pens, red pens and yellow highlighters 

5. 12 count colored pencils 

6. Notebook paper 

7. 1 single subject spiral 

8. 1 composition book 

9. Hand held pencil sharpener 

10. 1” binder (7 th grade science only) 

*The above items will be used for all classes throughout the year. They will need to be 

monitored and restocked as needed. 

The FOLLOWING items are for ELECTIVES 

*If your child is in one of the following electives, these items will also be needed. 

Health 

1 subject spiral 

Band 

1”binder any color 

10 clear sheets 

Pencil 

Hi-lighter 

Art 

8 count water color set 

Sketchbook 9x12 (Strathmore or equivalent side bound 100 sheet 60 pound paper) 

Additional Items 

*The following items need to be brought and left at “Meet the Teacher” or on the first 

day of school. 

7th and 8th Boys 

7th and 8th Girls 

3x5 index cards 

4 glue sticks 

12x18 colored construction paper 12x18 manilla paper 

12 count of markers Scissors (adult size) 

2 boxes of Kleenex 2 boxes of Kleenex 

Box of Expo markers 

Box of Expo markers 

Ruler 

Box of crayons 

SANGER ISD 

SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS 

2013 - 2014 

DESCRIPTION 

QUANTITY 

200 CT. WIDE RULE FILLER PAPER 4 

8.5 X 11 ZIPPER PENCIL BAG 4 –ONE PER BINDER 

1” GREEN HARDBACK VINYL BINDER 1 

1” BLUE HARDBACK VINYL BINDER 1 

1” RED HARDBACK VINYL BINDER 1 

1” BLACK HARDBACK VINYL BINDER 1 

BOUND COMPOSITION BOOK WIDE RULE (NO SPIRAL) 2 

CLEAR TAPE 3PK 1 

200 CT. FACIAL TISSUE 2 

CLASSIC THICK MARKERS 10-PK 1 

12 X 18 50 CT. ASST. CONSTRUCTION PAPER 1 

4 OZ. GLUE 1 

EXPO CHISEL TIP DRYERASE BLACK MARKERS – 2PK 1 

#2 WOOD PENCILS 80 

24 CT. COLORED PENCILS 2 

BOX OF RECLOSABLE QUART BAGS 1 

YELLOW POCKET W/ BRAD FOLDER 2 

LARGE PINK ERASERS 

4 – ONE PER BINDER 

INDEX CARDS 2 

SCISSORS 1 

BAND SUPPLIES: (Band students only) 

1” WHITE HARDBACK VINYLE BINDER 1 

CLEAR SHEET PROTECTORS 5 

HIGH LIGHTER 1 

2013-2014 School Calendar 

August 2013 

September 2013 October 2013 

Su M Tu W Th F Sa Su M Tu W Th F Sa Su M Tu W Th F Sa 

1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27) 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

25 26 (27 28 29 30 31 29 (30 27 28 29 30 31 

November 2013 December 2013 January 2014 


1) 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 

3 (4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 5 6 (7 8 9 10 11 

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20) 21 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 26 27 28 29 30 31 

February 2014 

March 2014 April 2014 


1 1 1 2 3 4 5 

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17) 18 19 

16 17 18 19 20 21) 22 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 (21 22 23 24 25 26 

23 (24 25 26 27 28 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 27 28 29 30 

30 31 

May 2014 June 2014 

July 2014 


1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5) 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 

18 19 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 

25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 27 28 29 30 31 

School Closed Bad Weather Days 1st 6wks (8/27-9-27) = 23 days 

Early Release Day New Teacher Academy 2nd 6wks (9/30-11/1) = 24 days 

Staff Development/Student Holiday District Staff Dev. 3rd 6wks (11/4-12/20) = 30 days 

First/Last Day of Classes State Assessment 4th 6wks (1/7-2/21) = 33 days 

Board Approved 4/8/13 

$10 OFF Vet Services of $30 or more for all teachers, students, and 

school employees the entire month of August! (must show id ) 

$10 OFF Pet ID- Microchips during the month of August (Regularly 

$48 in August only $38 for implantation and registration) 

$ 10 OFF all Senior lab work in honor of the Seniors of 2014! 

$20 Dirty Dog Baths still every Wednesday and Friday in August 

Call for appointments 940-482-7151 www.krumvet.com 

Sanger Independent School District 

Calendar template by Vertex42.com 

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Komando 


Widows of America 

meetings announced 

Widows of America will meet for Brunch and a regular 

meeting at 10 a.m. Friday, August 16th in the Sanger 

Church of Christ Fellowship Hall with entrance from the 

church parking lot off Willow Street. “Doing Things Different” 

a humorous, healthy top will be presented, along with a 

review of the WOA Might Reward Program. Results of participants’ 

experiences from watching day break throughout 

July will be shared by journal entries, photos and memories 

of the diurnal process as it daily affects our lives. 

The Denton WOA Chapter will meet for a 11 a.m. luncheon 

meeting, August 23, at the Carriage House Assisted 

Living, 1357 Bernard. 

Southwest Denton-Wise County Chapter meets at 1:00 

p.m. second Sundays in the Fairview Baptist Church Fellowship 

Hall, Corner of FM 407W and FM 2264, 14 miles 

west of Justin. 

Area widows of any age are invited to attend any or all 

monthly meetings which carry the same program. Call Arlene 

at 940-458-0244, Rheba at 940-3114 or Curina at 940- 

648-2540 for reservations or information. 

Regional meetings will combine all chapters for a 

Pre-Thanksgiving covered dish;Christmas Brunch, Valentine 

event and the 14th annual, inspirational All Widows 

Jamboree, June 14. 

College Savings 


tributions not used for qualified expenses may be subject to 

federal and state income tax and a 10% IRS penalty.) 

• Example 2: Instead of starting to save when your 

child was 3, you wait 10 years, until she turns 13. You put in 

the same $200 per month to a 529 plan that earns the same 

7% a year. After five years, when your daughter has turned 

18, you will have accumulated slightly less than $15,000. 

Clearly, there’s a big disparity between $64,000 and 

$15,000. So, if you don’t want to be in a position where you 

have to start putting away huge sums of money each month 

to “catch up” on your college savings, you’ll be well advised 

to start saving as early as possible — specifically, during the 

first few years of your child’s life. 

Of course, given all your other expenses, you may find 

it challenging to begin putting away money for college. And 

with so many years to go until you actually need the money, 

it’s tempting to put off your savings for another day. But 

those “other days” can add up — and before you know it, 

college may be looming. 

Consequently, you may want to put your savings on 

“autopilot” by setting up a bank authorization to move 

money each month into a college savings account. And, as 

your income rises, you may be able to increase your monthly 

contributions. 

Save early, save often: It’s a good strategy for just about 

any investment goal — and it can make an especially big difference 

when it comes to paying for the high costs of higher 

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many jobs as you can handle. 

Q. My sons have a bad habit of rifling through my computer 

and reading things they shouldn’t. How can I stop them from 

doing that? 

A. You should start by having a chat with them about privacy. 

Tell them that it’s not OK to snoop through another person’s files. 

Of course, kids will be kids and a talk probably won’t 

cure the problem entirely. In that case, use a program 

like Lockscreen Pro, http://download.cnet.com/Lockscreen-Pro/3000-2084_4-75833346.html. 

It goes above and beyond 

the default lockscreen in Windows. It has a battery meter for 

laptops, screen dimming and more. 

It can even take a snapshot of anyone who tries to use your 

computer when it’s active. That way, you’ll be able to catch those 

snooping sons of yours in the act. 

Q. I don’t want to pay big bucks for a new tablet. Is it OK 

to buy a refurbished gadget? 

A. Sure, as long as you do it the right way. Visit the manufacturer 

of the gadget you want. Apple, Amazon and many other official 

retailers have a refurbished store section with low prices. Try 

to find “factory refurbished” gadgets, since these often come with 

some form of a warranty and are repaired and tested thoroughly. 

Be careful shopping for used gadgets. While they can cost less, 

they are a much riskier buy than a refurbished gadget. Start your 

search on a site like Worth Monkey. This will give you a fair starting 

price to look for when you’re shopping. 

Q. I’m thinking about selling my smartphone to help pay 

for a new one. How do I make sure my information is completely 

erased? 

A. The easiest way is with a factory reset. This will delete everything 

on your phone, so make sure your information is backed 

up before you start. On an iPhone, go to Settings >> General >> 

Reset. 

Tap “Erase All Content and Settings” and then tap the big red 

button that pops up. 

For Androids, go to Settings >> Personal >> Backup & Reset. 

Tap the Factory data reset button. 

From here, you can delete your gadget’s SD card if you want, 

too. If you want to wipe a stolen or lost phone remotely, look into 

apps such as Find My iPhone or Carbonite Mobile. 

Q. I just bought a new smartphone and I wanted to use my 

old smartphone as an alarm clock. Can you help? 

A. This is actually a piece of cake. And it’s a good idea because 

a disconnected phone won’t bug you with texts and calls all 

through the night. 

Grab a charging dock that works with your phone. Then, in 

the phone’s settings, make the lock-screen clock as big and bold as 

possible. 

Next, choose whether to use your phone’s default alarm app 

or a third-party one. 

For iPhones, I like iHome+Sleep. Android users can download 

Alarm Clock Xtreme Free. 

Both of these have advanced wake features to help you have 

a more restful sleep. 

Finally, set an alarm of your choice or use one of your phone’s 

ringtones. 

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Almost as exciting as free gadgets is seeing the latest viral video. 

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS 

Middle School Football Parent 

Meeting and Equipment Fitting 


Season Opener... 

SHS beats Celina in five games 

Thursday, August 15 

at 6 pm at the 

Acker Street Gym 

Sanger Middle School 

Lady Indians 

Girls’ Athletics Parent / Athlete Meeting 

August 22 nd @ 7:00 PM 

in the Indian Gym at the Middle School 

Meet the Jr. High Girls’ Coaches. 

Information for Middle School Girls’ Athletics will be discussed. 

Athletic equipment will be issued for any girl athlete who has 

the necessary paperwork completed. 

For more information, please contact Coach Sykes at 

940.367.5031 or tsykes@sangerisd.net. 

Sanger Indians 

2013 Season 

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Monday, August 19 th , thru Friday, August 23 rd 

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Erin Kearney (9) hits it over against Celina on Tuesday evening at SHS in the season 

opener for the varsity volleyball team. Also pictured are Miranda Scott and Morgan 

Turkoly (4). Sanger defeated Celina 25-21, 13-25, 25-17, 23-25, 15-10 to start the 

season. Turkoly led the Lady Indians with 15 kills and Kayla Askey added nine kills 

for Sanger. Photo by Steve Robinson. The JV Purple team won in three games over 

Celina. Standouts were Shelby Whalen and Olivia Couch. JV Purple Roster: 1-Bre 

Henderson, 2-Kalyn Guenther, 3-Shelby Whalen, 5-Carissa Spiker, 6-Madison Thomas, 

8-Taylor Shepard, 9-Carlye Morrow, 10-Mary Stewart, 11-Olivia Couch, 12-Kelsey 

Reed, 14-Brooke Lewis. 

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2. Miranda Scott soph new to varsity middle blocker (MB) 

4. Morgan Turkoly junior 3rd year returner setter 

5. Catie Sunnenberg junior 3rd year returner right side (RS) 

6. Jacy Beam soph new outside hitter (OH) 

9. Erin Kearney junior 2nd year setter 

10. Madi Wilson, junior 2nd year libero 

12. Jaylen Pegues soph 2nd year outside hitter (OH) 

13. Kacee Evans junior new defensive specialist (DS) 

14. Kayla Askey senior 2nd year middle blocker (MB) 

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Hit someone else... 

Indians ready for Springtown 

scrimmage on Friday at SHS 

Cole Ford (new offensive 

coordinator) 

from Irving MacArthur 

H.S., talks with Trevon 

Jackson (new running 

back). The Indians 

held an intra-squad 

scrimmage on Saturday 

at Indian Stadium. 

Jackson, a junior 

transfer from the 

Denton Broncos had 

the highlights of the 

night. 

The three Sanger High 

School Indian football 

teams get to hit someone 

else this Friday, as 

they host Springtown 

in the first scrimmage 

of the year. The 9th 

and JV will share the 

field beginning at 6:30 

p.m. and the varsity 

starts at 8:00 p.m. 

2013 Springtown Scrimmage 

Friday, August 16 

Indian Stadium 

9 th / JV -6:30 P.M. 

10 Plays 1 st Sanger 9 th Defense 10 Plays 1 st Sanger JV Offense 

10 Plays 1 st Sanger 9 th Offense 10 Plays 1 st Sanger JV Defense 

10 Plays 2 nd Sanger 9 th Defense 10 Plays 2 nd Sanger JV Offense 

10 Plays 2 nd Sanger 9 th Offense 10 Plays 2 nd Sanger JV Defense 

Continue this rotation for 1 hour total. 

9 th /JV will start at opposite 40 yard line 

9 th /JV - 4 downs inside 10 yard line 

Continue inside 10 yard line even if out of plays 

Mark all penalties – will not count as play 

No restrictions on defensive stunts 

Quick whistle on unprotected quarterback 

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Varsity play series will begin at 30 yard line. 

Varsity does not continue when out of plays 

Varsity 4 down territory inside 20 yard line during play series 

Mark all penalties-will not count as play 

No restrictions on stunts 

Quick whistle on unprotected quarterback 

Varsity – (2) Ten Minute Quarters 

Play will begin at the 30 yard line- no kick offs 

Interceptions and fumbles will be live 

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Punt will not be live- no rush by defense, opposing team takes over where ball is caught or 

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Monday, July 29 

- Bolivar @ 10th - officer checked on subjects walking. 

Mother and son walking home from the store. 

- Jennifer Ct - complainant concerned that male subject 

would harm himself. Officer checked residence on Jennifer 

Ct. and then located pickup registered to the subject on FM 

2164. Subject allowed the officer to look at the text between 

the complainant and himself. When asked if he was suicidal, 

subject replied ‘Nope.’ Officer believed subject has not 

nor will attempt to harm himself. 

- Willow @ 10th - suspicious persons. 

- I-35 @ 477 - abandoned vehicle that was secure and unoccupied. 

- I-35 @ 478 - vehicle causing traffic hazard. Vehicle towed 

by company. 

- 1000 blk Keaton - traffic stop. Warning issued. 

- 100 blk Maned - complainant wanted relative trespassed 

from property. Relative was not on scene and had not been 

to the location at any time today. Complainant had third 

party information that the relative was en route to the location. 

- 700 blk Stemmons - traffic stop. Verbal warning issued. 

- I-35 @ 479 - assist Cooke County in pursuit of motorcycle. 

- 4600 blk Belz - deputies had a suicidal subject with a gun 

(357 Mag) in the area of Metz @ Belz. Subject was located 

in the field east of Metz off Belz. Officer detained the subject 

until Denton PD contacted. Denton PD had charges 

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LOCAL CHURCH LISTINGS 

Bolivar Baptist Church 

Hwy 455 • Sanger • 458-3082 

Christ the Great Shepherd Church 

4799 Belz Rd. • Sanger • 458-GROW 

Church of Christ 

101 N. 4th • Sanger • 458-3145 

First Assembly of God 

103 Freese • Sanger • 458-7376 

First Baptist Church 

708 S. 5th Sanger • 458-7416 

First United Methodist 

115 No. N. 5th 5th • Sanger • • 458-7423 • Pastor - Larry Rev. Donna RathbunSutton 

Blue Mound United Methodist 

I-35 @ Milam Rd exit 473 • Sanger 

940-382-0825 • Rev. Nancy M. DeStefano, 

Pastor 

Galilee Baptist Church 

300 E. Willow St. • Sanger 

Reginald Logan, Sr. 

Gribble Springs Baptist 

Sanger • 458-3274 • 6933 FM 2164 

Pastor - Dr. Douglas Crabb 

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Grace Bible Church 

311 North 4th • Sanger • 458-4355 

Tuesday, July 30 

- Station - meet complainant by phone who found egg 

shells on her drive. She was afraid they may get egged or did 

already. Has had problems with neighbors and requested 

close patrol. 

- 7100 blk Sam Bass - assist DPS with accident until they 

made the scene. 

- 100 blk Parma - assist Sanger EMS with medical call. 

- 1800 blk Stemmons - welfare concern. 

- 1100 blk Austin - ongoing issue with neighbor slamming 

doors. Officer advised complainant to contact the landlord 

about the issue. 

- 100 blk Southland - stray cat picked up and taken to animal 

shelter in Pilot Point. 

- Willow @ 1st - animal control. Report of large dog at 

large. 

- 200 blk Osage - animal control. Pick up armadillo. 

- 1100 blk Stemmons - complainant wants subject trespassed 

from parking lot which is shared by other business. 

Can not be served for parking lot only. Officer advised suspect 

to stay out of the one business. Suspect stated the complainant 

owes her money and she was trying to collect. 

- 7th St - complainant and wife are separated. Wife showed 

up to visit their son. Complainant advised the wife to stay 

outside. She busted the glass out of the side door and entered 

the residence. She then bused the door into the complainant’s 

bedroom and took the 4-year-old son. Wife was 

trying to leave when officer made the scene. Officer followed 

and stopped the wife down the street from location. 

Wise was issued a citation for assault by threat of another 

subject at the location. 

- 700 blk 2nd - complainant advised someone had his information 

and was using it at a hospital in the McKinney 

and Plano areas. Officer took copies of the papers and 

left a written statement form to be completed by the complainant. 

- Porter Pl - complainant advised his son was playing on 

the XBox. His son friended a subject that requested video 

chat and the child’s phone number. During the video 

chat the subject asked the child to take off his clothes down 

to his underwear. The subject was also in underwear. The 

child advised the complainant, who then went into the 

child’s room and the subject requested another video chat. 

The complainant witnessed the second video chat and appeared 

in the video, then the subject disconnected. Officers 

got the subject’s location and phone number. 

- 2500 blk Wichita - 911 hangup. Spoke with resident and 

only phone line is DSL. All okay. 

- Station - complainant advised someone stole weedeater 

from truck bed and someone tried to steal neighbor’s truck 

around 5:30 p.m 

- Station - complainant is moving and getting a divorce. 

Soon-to-be ex-wife moved out of state in May and told 

complainant he had to take her stuff with him. Officer advised 

it was a civil issue. No criminal charges as she had 

been gone two months and he did not have to carry her 

things with him. 

Wednesday, July 31 

- 130 blk Kincaid - interior light on in vehicle. Resident 

advised everything was okay. 

- 100 blk Pintail - headlamps left on vehicle. Officer 

knocked on door. No answer. 

- 3000 blk Lakeside - suspicious person. Female was waiting 

on co-worker because the subject rides with her to 

work. Resident confirmed. 

- I-35 @ 475 - road hazard. Officer removed box from middle 

of highway. 

- I-35 @ 477 - motorist assist. Vehicle wouldn’t run. Officer 

advised if he needed tow; he advised no. Officer asked if he 

wanted a ride to a restaurant; he advised no. Officer asked 

if he could call someone; he advised no. He advised he was 

just waiting for it to cool off. 

- 400 blk Bolivar - complainant advised of suspicious man 

in the park. Complainant was afraid to unlock doors to a 

business due to the man. Officer made contact with the person, 

who was a known homeless subject and is no harm. 

Officer advised complainant. 

- 1400 blk Stemmons - alarm/business. Officer searched 

perimeter. Building secure. 

- Bolivar St - complainant advised his belongings were 

thrown away by subject he lived with. 

- FM 455 @ FM 1190 - traffic stop. Warning issued for 

excessive speed. 

- I-35 @ 480 - motorist assist. Flat tire on vehicle. Female 

driver had small child with her and no gas. Officer changed 

the tire for the subject. 

- 1100 blk Primrose - complainant advised someone tried 

to pry her window open. Did not want to file report but 

requested close patrol of residence. 

- Prairie St - animal control. Dog at large. 

- 200 blk Osage - report that dog from neighborhood attacked 

complainant and her dog while walking. ACO 

talked with owner of the dog on the phone and advised of 

what happened. His children were up the street and they 

came to put the dog in the house. 

- 520 blk Rising Star - animal control. Pick up dog-at-large 

and take to animal shelter in Pilot Point. 

- 300 blk Willow - animal control. Snake at residence. 

- 700 bl k Stemmons - subject is concerned about a small 

kitten he has seen in the area when delivering items to the 

business. Subject wanted Animal Control to know the kitten 

was there and try to get it help. 

Thursday, August 1 

- City - report of suspicious subject standing next to vehicle, 

possibly throwing up. 

- 2nd St - officer picked up paperwork for fraud case. 

- I-35 @ 477 - motorist assist. Officer assisted elderly male 

subject with vehicle issues. 

- 900 blk Fifth - report of crash. Complainant advised the 

crash happened on Southside Dr. but the other driver left. 

Complainant stated she drove around trying to locate the 

New Life Church 

1350 Milam Rd East • Sanger 

458-3310 • Lead Pastor Jim Mann 

Hope Chapel 

Pastor - Jay Parr 

313 North 4th • Sanger • 458-5003 

Cornerstone Baptist Church 

“The Church on I-35” 

14007 S. I-35, just north of Sanger 

Our Lady of Fatina 

Roman Catholic Church 

3rd & Peach • 458-7344 

Pilgrims Way Baptist Church 

806 N. Keaton Rd. • Sanger • 458- 

4729 

Seventh Day Adventist Church 

Saturday • 458-3679 

Landmark Baptist Church 

4th Pastor & Cherry Brandon • Sanger Steed, • 458-7771 4th & 

Tabernacle Cherry • Sanger Baptist • 458-7771 Church 

Kathryn & Bucklew • Sanger • 458- 

4221 Tabernacle • Pastor: Baptist Bro. Harry Church Sheppard 

Kathryn & Bucklew • Sanger • 458- 

Jesus 4221 • Name Pastor: Apostolic’s Bro. Harry Sheppard 

802 Utility Road, Sanger; Pastor Jose 

Godinez • 940-468-8915, 940-597-7329 

Trinity Chapel Church 

2000 Cowling Rd. • Sanger • 

458-3601 

Iglesia Bautista Emanuel 

Pastor - Genaro Guzman, 713 5th 

Street, Sanger • 458-0300 

In Time Harvest Church 

Pastor - Mary JoAnne Gibson • 

806-b Utility Road • Sanger • 940- 

381-0988 

Divine Nature Church 

6987 FM 455W (next to Bolivar 

Cemetery) Pastor: Clifford Mize 

940-321-4155 • 940-368-3327 

Freedom Life Church 

1609 Duck Creek Road - Sanger 

Pastor - Gary Sweatman 

- 940-300-6169 

Ridin’ For the Brand 

Cowboy Church 

5926 FM 455 W. Pastor - Jack 

Blease - 940-765-1321 

Gospel Light Baptist Church 

802 Utility Road - 940-300-1147 

Pastor - Robert Graf 

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North Texas Trinity Cowboy 

Church Services held at Buffalo 

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subject before calling police. Officer issued blue form along 

with citation to complainant. 

- Station - meet complainant by phone who advised her son 

and another subject were stranded in Sanger. Complainant 

stated her son is on drugs and has several warrants for his 

arrest. Complainant was called by her son from a Sanger 

restaurant before she called the police. Officers attempted to 

locate stranded subjects. 

- 800 blk Stemmons - officers located subjects from previous 

call. Subjects arrested for outstanding warrants. 

- Station - complainant stated he received a violation notice 

on his door about his dog. Complainant stated he does not 

have shot records. 

- Station - complainant stated an officer was supposed to 

pick up stolen bikes. Officer had complainant and her son 

meet the officer at the location with bikes. 

- 1400 blk Stemmons - officer checked on subject sitting in 

a vehicle. Subject advised he was having an argument with 

his wife via cell phone. 

- Chapman @ Service Road - traffic stop. Warning issued. 

- 130 blk Prairie - close patrol location. 

- 2000 blk Benjiman - close patrol location. 

- 2000 blk Laney - close patrol location. 

- I-35 @ 477 - traffic control. 

- 1400 blk Stemmons - alarm/business. 

- 900 blk Elm - complainant stated someone threw rocks 

through the back window of his car. 

- 800 blk 5th - complainant stated a former friend had been 

harassing her. Officer advised the complainant to keep all 

texts/call logs/emails that the actor sent. Officer took report. 

- 800 blk 5th - complainant stated that the alleged actor 

from the previous harassment report had texted again and 

was talking bad about her. 

- FM 455 @ Service Road - complainant stated traffic light 

was not signaling. Officers provided traffic control while 

TxDot corrected the problem. 

- 900 blk 5th - complainant said he saw two kids behind a 

convenience store. 

- 400 blk Hughes - report that two male students entered 

the school and removed items without permission. Security 

cameras captured images of the males. 

Friday, August 2 

- 1400 blk Chapman - officer checked on two subjects by 

dumpster. Subjects advised they were feeding stray cats. 

- 700 blk Stemmons - report of male wearing black shirt 

and shorts asking if fast-food restaurant was still open. 

Complainant stated the subject looked the same as the subject 

in a photo who burglarized a similar restaurant in Denton. 

Officer searched area. 

- Fieldlark Ln - assist DCSO with suicidal subject. Subject 

transported to hospital by Sanger EMS. 

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Notice of Public Hearing 

on Tax Increase 

The CITY OF SANGER will hold two public hearings on a proposal to 

increase total tax revenues from properties on the tax roll in the preceding 

tax year by 8.566820 percent (percentage by which proposed tax rate exceeds 

lower of rollback tax rate or effective tax calculated under Chapter 

26, Tax Code). Your individual taxes may increase at a greater or lesser 

rate, or even decrease, depending on the change in the taxable value of 

your property in relation to the change in taxable value of all other property 

and the tax rate that is adopted. 

The first public hearing will be held on August 19, 2013 at 7:00 PM at 

Sanger City Hall, 502 Elm Street, Sanger, TX 76266. 

The second public hearing will be held on September 3, 2013 at 7:00 PM 

at Sanger City Hall, 502 Elm Street, Sanger, TX 76266 

The members of the governing body voted on the proposal to consider 

the tax increase as follows: 

FOR: Billy Ezell, Gary Bilyeu, Russell Martin, 

Allen Chick, Scott Stephens 

AGAINST: None 

PRESENT 

and not voting: Mayor Thomas Muir (votes only in case of a tie) 

ABSENT: None 

The average taxable value of a residence homestead in CITY OF 

SANGER last year was $105,641. Based on last year’s tax rate of 

$0.633049 per $100 of taxable value, the amount of taxes imposed last 

year on the average home was $668.76. 

The average taxable value of a residence homestead in CITY OF 

SANGER this year is $107,819. If the governing body adopts the effective 

tax rate for this year of $0.612526 per $100 of taxable value, 

the amount of taxes imposed this year on the average home would be 

$660.42. 

If the governing body adopts the proposed tax rate of $0.665000 per $100 

of taxable value, the amount of taxes imposed this year on the average 

home would be $717.00. 

Members of the public are encouraged to attend the hearings and express 

their views. 

* “Appraised value” is the amount shown on the appraisal roll and defined by Section 1.04(8), Tax Code. 

** “New property” is defined by Section 26.012(17), Tax Code. 

*** “Taxable value” is defined by Section 1.04(10), Tax Code. 

HI 

TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AN AIR QUALITY STANDARD PERMIT FOR 

PERMANENT ROCK AND CONCRETE CRUSHERS 

PROPOSED AIR QUALITY REGISTRATION NUMBER 111967 

APPLICATION. TriCounty Materials & Services, L.P., PO Box 25521, Dallas, Texas 

75225-1521 has applied to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) 

for an Air Quality Standard Permit, Registration Number 111967, which would authorize 

construction of a permanent rock crusher. The facility is proposed to be located 

at 14459 I-35 N, Sanger, Denton County, Texas 76266. This link to an electronic map 

of the site or facility’s general location is provided as a public courtesy and not part of 

the application or notice. For exact location, refer to application. http://www.tceq.tex- 

as.gov/assets/public/hb610/index.html?lat=33.338596&lng=-97.192306&zoom=13&- 

type=r. This application was submitted to the TCEQ on July 18, 2013. The executive 

director has determined the application was technically complete on July 18, 2013. 

PUBLIC COMMENT. Written public comments about this application may be submitted 

at any time during the public comment period. You may submit public comments 

either in writing to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Office of the Chief 

Clerk, MC-105, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087, or electronically at www. 

tceq.texas.gov/about/comments.html. If you choose to communicate with the TCEQ 

electronically, please be aware that your email address, like your physical mailing address, 

will become part of the agency’s public record. The deadline to submit public 

comments is 30 days after newspaper notice is published. 

RESPONSE TO COMMENTS. A written response to all relevant comments will be prepared 

by the executive director after the comment period closes. The response, along 

with the executive director’s decision on the application, will be mailed to everyone 

who submitted public comments and requested to be added to the mailing list. The 

response to comments will be posted in the permit file for viewing. 

The executive director shall approve or deny the application not later than 30 days after 

the end of the public comment period, considering all comments received within the 

comment period, and base this decision on whether the application meets the requirements 

of the standard permit. 

CENTRAL/REGIONAL OFFICE. The application will be available for viewing and 

copying at the TCEQ Central Office and the TCEQ Dallas/Fort Worth Regional Office, 

located at 2309 Gravel Dr, Fort Worth, Texas 76118-6951, during the hours of 8:00 a.m. 

to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, beginning the first day of publication of this notice. 

INFORMATION. For more information about this permit application or the permitting 

process, please call the Public Education Program toll free at 1-800-687-4040. Si desea 

información en Español, puede llamar al 1 800-687-4040. 

Further information may also be obtained from TriCounty Materials & Services, L.P., PO 

Box 25521, Dallas, Texas 75225-1521, or by calling Ms. Monique Wells, Environmental 

Consultant, CIC Environmental, L.L.C., at (512) 292-4314. 

Notice Issuance Date: August 9, 2013 

Legal Notices 

08.09.13 Sanger City of Legal 3x10.5 sue 08-07 

Corr. By: david 8.7 

Proof To: 2/Patty Madewell 

eps: 

1001105082-01 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS 

BUDGET BUDGET AND AND PROPOSED TAX TAX RATE RATE 

The SANGER ISD will hold a public meeting at 5:00 PM 08/28/2013 in DCSEC Conference Room, 601 Elm Street Sanger, TX 76266. The 

purpose of this meeting is to discuss the school district's budget that will determine the tax rate that will be adopted. Public participation 

in the discussion is invited. 

The tax rate that is ultimately adopted at this meeting or at a separate meeting at a later date may not exceed the proposed rate shown below unless 

the district publishes a revised notice containing the same information and comparisons set out below and holds another public meeting to discuss 

the revised notice. 

Maintenance Tax 

School Debt Service Tax Approved by Local Voters 

$1.040000 /$100 (Proposed rate for maintenance and operations) 

$0.332067 /$100 (Proposed rate to pay bonded indebtedness) 

Comparison of Proposed Budget with Last Year's Budget 

The applicable percentage increase or decrease (or difference) in the amount budgeted in the preceding fiscal year and the amount budgeted for 

the fiscal year that begins during the current tax year is indicated for each of the following expenditure categories: 

Maintenance and operations 7.282400% (increase) or % (decrease) 

Debt service % (increase) or -0.096500% (decrease) 

Total expenditures 7.185900% (increase) or % (decrease) 

Total Appraised Value and Total Taxable Value 

(as calculated under section 26.04, Tax Code) 

Preceding Tax Year 

Current Tax Year 

Total appraised value* of all property $834,056,109 $880,673,388 

Total appraised value* of new property** $9,521,721 $25,266,754 

Total taxable value*** of all property $659,125,128 $690,356,378 

Total taxable value*** of new property** $9,451,988 $24,480,206 

* "Appraised value" is the amount shown on the appraisal roll and defined by Section 1.04(8), Tax Code. 

** "New property" is defined by Section 26.012(17), Tax Code. 

*** "Taxable value" is defined by Section 1.04(10), Tax Code. 

Bonded Indebtedness 

Total amount of outstanding and unpaid bonded indebtedness: $25,206,111 

* Outstanding principal 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS 

Comparison of Proposed Rates with Last Year's Rates 

Maintenance & 

Operations 

Interest & 

Sinking Fund* 

Total 

Local Revenue 

Per Student 

State Revenue 

Per Student 

Last Year's Rate $1.040000 $0.332067* $1.372067 $3,949 $4,217 

Rate to Maintain Same 

Level of Maintenance & 

Operations Revenue & Pay 

Debt Service $1.039810 $0.313180* $1.352990 $3,957 $4,489 

Proposed Rate $1.040000 $0.332067* $1.372067 $4,018 $4,553 

* The Interest & Sinking Fund tax revenue is used to pay for bonded indebtedness on construction, equipment, or both. 

The bonds, and the tax rate necessary to pay those bonds, were approved by the voters of this district. 

Comparison of Proposed Levy with Last Year's Levy on Average Residence 

Last Year 

This Year 

Average Market Value of Residences $111,304 $127,885 

Average Taxable Value of Residences $110,382 $112,151 

Last Year's Rate Versus Proposed Rate per $100 Value $1.372067 $1.372067 

Taxes Due on Average Residence $1,514.51 $1,538.78 

Increase (Decrease) in Taxes $0.00 $24.27 

Under state law, the dollar amount of school taxes imposed on the residence homestead of a person 65 years of age or older or of the 

surviving spouse of such a person, if the surviving spouse was 55 years of age or older when the person died, may not be increased above 

the amount paid in the first year after the person turned 65, regardless of changes in tax rate or property value. 

Notice of Rollback Rate: The highest tax rate the district can adopt before requiring voter approval at an election is 1.378123. This 

election will be automatically held if the district adopts a rate in excess of the rollback rate of 1.378123. 

Fund Balances 

The following estimated balances will remain at the end of the current fiscal year and are not encumbered with or by a corresponding debt 

obligation, less estimated funds necessary for operating the district before receipt of the first state aid payment: 

Maintenance and Operations Fund Balance(s) $7,932,376 

Interest & Sinking Fund Balance(s) $956,139 

Legal Notices 

PUBLIC NOTICE 

ADVERTISEMENT FOR QUOTES 

Sanger Independent School District is seeking vendors 

for the items listed below for the 2013-2014 school 

year. Any interested vendor who wishes to quote on 

these items should contact the Sanger ISD, 601 Elm St, 

Sanger, TX 76266; 940-458-7438. Sanger ISD reserves 

the right to accept or reject any and/or all quotes, to waive 

any formalities and/or irregularities and to award the 

quote in the best interest of the school district. Athletics 

- athletic/trainer supplies, various sports and supplies, 

uniforms, equipment/non-consumables; Environmental 

Services - chemicals, janitorial supplies/paper products/ 

can liners, contracted services, equipment/non-consumables; 

Food Service - produce, equipment/non-consumables; 

Instructional/General Capital Equipment - art 

equipment, audio visual equipment and repair, band instruments, 

computers/hardware and software, copiers, 

instructional furniture, library furniture, office equipment, 

office furniture, performing arts furniture, playground 

furniture, science equipment, telephone equipment; Instructional/General 

Supplies - art supplies, duplicating 

paper, industrial gases, instructional teaching aids/ 

supplies, library books/periodicals/filmstrips/videos/cassettes, 

maps & globes, music supplies and equipment, 

nursing supplies, office supplies, physical education 

supplies, printing, science supplies, teaching supplies, 

and warehouse supplies; Maintenance - alarm/security 

systems, bleacher repair, gym & football, carpet, carpet 

repair, chain link fencing, commercial washers & dryers, 

ovens, microwaves, refrigerators & other appliances, 

cooling tower maintenance and repairs, doors, hinges 

& specialty hardware, electrical supplies/parts, freezer 

doors, freon, ground maintenance supplies (fertilizer, 

mulch, etc), gym floor refinishing, hand dryers, HVAC 

supplies/parts, ice makers, kitchen appliances, lockers 

& locker painting and repair, lumber and related building 

materials, overhead doors, paint, plumbing supplies/ 

parts, markerboards, rental equipment, restroom partitions 

& hardware, roofing supplies, tractors, tractor/lawn 

mower parts and repairs, window repairs, equipment/ 

non-consumables; Transportation - automotive parts 

& supplies, lubricants/oils, UST service, vehicles, trucks 

& vans, vehicle and truck rentals; Nonprofessional 

Services - photocopy services, personal computer services, 

Sanger 

and other equipment 

News 

service contracts; Electronic 

Message Boards; Electronic Scoreboards; Intercom 

& Public Address Systems; Mini-Blinds; Signage; 

Sound Systems; Stage Curtains; Trophies - ribbons, 


medals, and various other awards; Two-Way Radios; 

Uniforms; Vending & coffee service and supplies. 

Forward requests to be placed on the Vendors for 

Sanger 

Quotes News 

list to Sanger ISD, Attn Susan Kwast, 601 

Elm St, TX 76266 or to skwast@sangerisd. 

net. Clearly reference company name, contact information, 

and what goods or services provided. 


Sanger News 

Website: 

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FREE ADS - Lost/Found & Free Pets 

Help Wanted Help Wanted Garage Sales For Rent Services Services 

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We have jobs! Pronto! 

Staffing will be accepting 

applications for jobs 

in Sanger, Denton, and 

Gainesville at the Downtown 

Park on 5th St (between 

Bolivar and Elm St) 

in Sanger, Friday the 16th 

and Wednesday the 21st 

from 11AM to 3PM. 

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HELP WANTED: Office 

help, 20-25 hours per 

week. Apply in person at 

156 Metal Recycling, 5371 

FM 156 North, Krum TX 

76249. 

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Miguelito’s 

Mexican Restaurant 

in Sanger now hiring Waitstaff 

(some experience 

The Sanger Courier accepts: 

necessary), Busboy (parttime 

position), and parttime 

position for Drive-Thru. 

Apply in person at 1412 

N. Stemmons in Sanger. 

Classified Ads Rates: 

Drivers: CDL-B: Great Pay, 

––––––––––––––––––––– Hometime! 

Pit 

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ads – 

in 

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now 

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Dispatch! New Singles 

hiring 

Additional 

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or 1-866-224- 

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Help Help Wanted at King’s For Sale 

8948. 

Subs ____________________ & More, on ___________________ 

the Jy18/4tbp 

square Sanger ISD in Sanger. is accepting 

part-time applications help needed. Welder (Miller), Drivers 95 – Pam Transport! 

Full-time Lathe 13”x40”, ––––––––––––––––––––– 

Tig 

or 

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a full time HD Dyna, Company 08 HD Drivers & Owner 

09 Operators HD Wanted! No 

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Recent and Saturday, Grads. 7am Call till 

Friday 

Texas 

Full 

76266. 

Time 

Phone 

- Part Time 

__________________ 

Advancement 

940-465-4315 

Opportunities 

or 

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at 2016 Laney 

940-458-7916 

940-243-8164 

x251. 

Apply online: Dr., Sanger. www.driveforpamtransport.com 

chair, strollers, 

High 

Sanger ISD is an 

or TexasMaidinAmerica.com 

equal opportunity 

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trundle bet and lots of 

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miscellaneous. 

__________________ 

employer. 

__________________ 

$10 per hour 

Housekeepers 

* Teams 

Advancement opportunities. 

FT/PT. Must 

have car and phone. 

Drivers paid mileage. 

Apply at 401 S. Locust, 

Suite 105-A, 

Denton TX. Call first. 

(641) 715-3900, ext. 

83110 

__________________ 

In Sanger 

Is Building 

A Strong Team 

WE HAVE A POSITION 

FOR YOU 

Apply Online at 

www.richesondq.com 

Background Checks 

& Drug Screens 

Administered 

CLASSIFIEDS 

JUST $6 PER WEEK! 

458-7429 

Legal Notices 

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Garage Sale: Saturday Store your boat at Ray Cleaning Service. Yudith 

only, August 17, from 8am- 

?? at 21 Bluebird Ln., 

Sanger (Sable Creek addition). 

Tools, china cabinet, 

Crossbow exercise maching, 

Roberts! Boat & household 

storage. Secure, lock-up 

unit. On-site manager. Call 

Lyndee at 940-458-0233. 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

Cleaning Service. House 

Cleaning, Windows. References 

in Sanger. Blanca 

Hernandez. 940-442-9511, 

940-442-8380. Email: yuneous. 

and lots of miscella- 

One approx. 600 sq. ft. dithcleaningservices@ya- 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

space in Country Crossing 

for rent. Excellent for small 

hoo.com 

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Garage Sale: Saturday office or retail space. Like Home Repair. Installation 

only, 8am-?? at 4171 View new. On Highway 455 just 

of Attic Fans, Gener- 

Road in Sanger (second past high school. Please al Maintenance, Interior 

location at corner of Metz 

& View Rd.) Furniture, 

call 940-391-3488 or 940- 

390-9190. 

and Exterior Painting, Tile, 

Roofing and Fences. Free 

knick-knacks, lots of items. ––––––––––––––––––––– Estimates. Sanger resident. 

Cleaning out the attic! 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

Multi-Family Garage Sale: 

317 W. Huffman St., Krum. 

Friday and Saturday from 

7am-Noon. Kitchen items, 

Commercial Property for 

lease. 1402 Stemmons: 2 

buildings. Call Chris 940- 

300-3828. Available Sept. 

1, 2013. 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

Call 940-442-8380. 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

Moore’s 

Home Remodeling 

Specializing in Kitchen 

& Bath Remodeling, 

furniture, clothes. A little bit RV and Boat Storage. Tub & Tile Refinishing, 

of everything. 

Enclosed Units, Covered Fiberglass Shower Repair. 

CLASSIFIEDS 

––––––––––––––––––––– Units and Outdoor Units. www.facebook.com/ 

Competitive rates. Call mooresremodeling 

ADS 940-390-9574. 

Email: tubtileman@yahoo.com 

Just $10 per week ––––––––––––––––––––– Tony Moore, Owner 

No-Forced 

Facility for rent: Need a Sanger, TX 

for both the weekly place for a party, wedding 

reception or reunion? ––––––––––––––––––––– 

940-482-6990 

Sanger News and the 

Garage Sales 

Large building with beautiful 

view of Lake Ray & Handyman Services 

Paint, Patch, Powerwash 

weekly Krum News! 

Includes Pets 25 words. For Rent 

Roberts. Very 

For 

reasonable 

Rent 

Painting, Sheetrock 

__________________ __________________ Call 458-8515 ___________________ rates. Call __________________ 

940-458-2862 ____________________ 

Patching, Deck Staining, 

Garage Sale: Saturday, 

Feb. 25, 7am- pups. Free or to email: good in Sanger: ––––––––––––––––––––– 

1 bdrm/1 Ray Roberts! Se- 

Housecleaning Free Estimates. 

Pembrooke Corgi Aspen Apartments or 940-368-4382. Store your boat at Floor Mary’s Coverings, Etc. 

Noon at 820 North home. 

sanger@lemonspublications.com 

1 male Month’s Rent. water GHAincluded. Lyndee at $695 940-458- per Bonded. Insured. 

12 weeks old. bath. $100 Office S/D. Warehouse cure, lock-up unit. for 817-939-9511 Service or 

Tejas Dr., Sanger. 1 male Tri, 1 female $150 OFF lease. First 1400sf. On-site manager. Garbage, Call Resonable cell 940-597-7161 

rates. 

Great stuff! 940-367- red & white, 

6009. 

red & white. Have Approved. 

month 

No Pets 

and 

0233. 

up plus deposit. ––––––––––––––––––––– 

Weekly, bi-weekly, 

Or, stop by our office 

__________________ had first shots. Call A l l o w e d . _____________________________________ monthly. References. 

Call 940-390-9574. 

Mary Millar 

Wanted 

__________________ 

Wanted: Cattle leases. 

Large and small. 

Fence and water a 

must. Some fence repair 

possible. Call 

940-368-1400. 

F23/2mt 

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Mechanical Repair “We’ll Work On It!” 

Brake Inspection, Talk to us about your 

City Scan of for Gainesville 

Check 

FREE Engine Lights or deductible and let’s 

Call for appointment 

Job Announcement 

All Fluids see what we can do! 

Ph. (940) 383-3695 

The City of 24 Gainesville Hour is accepting applications for a regular full 

566-2812 

time HEAVY Wrecker EQUIPMENT OPERATOR in the Fax 566-2042 Solid Waste division 

of the General Services Department. Qualifications 4213 Mesa Drive 

Service 

include: 


two years GIVE of work US A experience CALL! operating various equipment and one 

Robert and Sergio Perches “The Perches Boyz, Inc.” 

year of supervisory skills over Solid Waste Crews; education equivalent 

to the completion of the twelfth grade; possession of a Class A 

or B CDL or must obtain within 90 days of employment. 

Starting Pay $12.40/hr 

Career Come Opportunities 

grow with us! 

Executive Denton Risk Openings: Admin. Assistant 

Obtain job description Bank Secrecy and submit Act Specialist application at the City of 

Gainesville Various Human duties Resources in the Department risk management 

located at 200 S. Rusk 

Career Compliance Opportunities 

Career Officer Opportunities (lending) 

&(South credit 

Entrance), Gainesville, TX 76240 or visit our website at 

Executive Grapevine: dept. Risk Executive Bank Loan Admin. experience Admin. Risk Assistant Admin. Assistant Assistant required. 

www.gainesville.tx.us. Resumes will be accepted with a completed 

application. Various Position duties Various Argyle: in is open the duties Tellers 

New risk until management 

in Accounts 

filled. the risk management 

& credit dept. & Pilot credit Bank dept. Point: experience Bank Sr. experience Teller required. required. 

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT Arlington In Denton Tellers – New 11:00-6:00 

OPPORTUNITY Tellers Location: EMPLOYER 

In Underwriter/Credit Denton Lewisville 11:00-6:00 In Denton 9:00-6:00 Analyst 11:00-6:00 

In Branch Lewisville Operations In 9:00-6:00 Lewisville Manager 9:00-6:00 

In 

In 

Pilot 

Pilot Point 9:00-6:00 

Tellers Point In & Pilot 9:00-6:00 New Point Accounts 9:00-6:00 

Tellers include Tellers 

Experience Auction 

Saturday include rotation. Saturday 

required. EOE. 

rotation. 

Resumes Resume to Resumes Jobs@nstarbank.com 

to: to Jobs@nstarbank.com 

Saturday, to For details March 3rd, 10AM 

For details visit For www.nstarbank.com details go to visit www.nstarbank.com “Careers” “Careers” “Careers” 

For details Selected 725 S. Experience as Stemmons “American visit www.nstarbank.com Banker’s Experience preferred. (I-35), Best Banks EOE Sanger, preferred. to Work Tx For” EOE “Careers” 76266 in 2013! 

For the 5th year, we ranked in the 

Consignment “2011 Best Companies 

TOP 10 “Best 

Auction “2011 Best to Work Companies 

Places to 

selling for Work for 

Farm, Texas” to Work for 

in Texas 2013” 

Ranch in Texas” and 

Experience preferred. EOE 

through Texas Monthly Magazine! 

Construction Equipment. For Information call 

“2011 Best Companies to Work for in Texas” 

817-925-9322 or go to www.caaauctions.com 

Auction conducted by: 

Clater & Associates Auctioneers Inc. 

11508 FM 2153 Sanger, Tx 76266 

Tx Lic #12730 

CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

Staley Steel Inc in Pilot 

Point, TX has an immediate 

opening for the following 

position: 

Quality Control Inspector 

– Structural Steel 

· Experience reading structural 

blue prints required 

· Experience with visual inspection 

of welds required 

· Excellent organizational 

and record keeping skills a 

must 

· Excellent verbal and written 

communication skills a 

plus 

40 hours per week. Competitive 

pay. Paid healthcare. 

401k, dental, vision, 

paid vacation. Contact Jeff 

DeSimone at 940-686- 

6000 jdesimone@staleysteel.com 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

PAINT & BODY TECHNICIAN 

Immediate Openings Available 

Robert’s Paint & Collision 

940-383-3695 

Please come in and fill out an application. 

4213 Mesa Drive, Denton TX 76207 

Notice is hereby given that public hearings will be held by the 

Planning and Zoning Commission in the Meeting Room at 201 

Bolivar Street, Sanger, Texas at 7:00 p.m. on Monday, March 12, 

2012, hearing to receive comments, hear questions, and develop 

ideas concerning the enhancement of neighborhood character 

within Sanger’s historic CLASSIFIED core. ADS 

Just $10 per week for both the weekly Sanger 

All interested citizens and property owners are hereby notified of 

News and the weekly Krum News! Includes 

their right to appear and be heard on the matter. 

25 words. Email your ad to: 

Tami Taber sanger@lemonspublications.com or call 

City Secretary, City of Sanger 

940-458-8515 

at 412 Bolivar 

940-395-6524. 

www.klement For Lease: Store- 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

properties.com. 940- 

627-6362. 

___________________ 

Sanger. 

front available in 

__________________ 

downtown Sanger. 

Free to good home: Legal Notices Also, office suites 

Australian Shepherd/ Office/Retail for available in historic 

Golden Retriever 

NOTICE 

rent: 

OF 

708 

PUBLIC 

8th Street, 

HEARING 

downtown Sanger office 

building. Call 

puppies. 4 male, 1 female. 

6 weeks old. TX. Call 214-908- 940-458-3725. 

Suite A & B, Sanger, 

NOTICE is hereby given that the Sanger City Council 

will conduct a Public Hearing on the fiscal year budget 

Have shots. Call 940- 4773. 

______________________________________ 

600-7075. 

2013/2014 on Monday, 

__________________ 

August 19, 2013 

RV and 

at 7:00 

Boat 

p.m. 

Storage 

Enclosed at 502 Units, Elm 

__________________ 

in the City Hall Council For Chambers Rent: 2/1located Classified Street, Sanger, ads for Texas. mobile home. Krum Covered Units and 

Lost, Found, or Free area. Trash & yard Outdoor Units. Competitive 

to hear rates. citizens Krum, 

Pets The are purpose FREE in of the the care Public included. Hearing 6x8 is 

Sanger opinion in Courier. favor of or storage in opposition shed, of the TX. City 940-390-9574. of Sanger's 

Email proposed your ad 2013-2014 (with covered fiscal carport. year budget. No F1/tfn 

photo if you have pets, no smoking. ______________________________________ 

one) This to: budget sanger will cou-raisrier@ than earthlink.net last year's or budget per by month. an amount Call 940-of $293,802, which 

$550 more deposit, revenue $550from property taxes 

call 940-458-7429. 368-9998. 

Real Estate 

is a 11.90 % increase from last year's budget. The property 

tax revenue to be raised from new property __________________ added to 

__________________ __________________ 

Office Warehouse 

the tax roll this year 2 BR fixer-upper on 

for 

is $87,795. 

lease. 1400sf. 

3.83 acres. Many 

For Rent Garbage, water included. 

$595 a month 

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 

out-buildings. SISD 

__________________ 

$84950 

and $595 deposit. 

2/2 house on 3/4 of 

PUBLIC 940-390-9574. NOTIFICATION OF 

an acre $825.00 

5 acres with all 

NONDISCRIMINATION ___________________ IN CAREER 

month, $825.00 

utilities. SISD. 

For Rent: 3 

deposit, 

& 

Krum 

TECHNOLOGY 

ISD, 

EDUCATION PROGRAMS 

$63000. 

bedroom, 1.5 bath 

water The Sanger and garbage Independent School District offers career 

in town, Sanger. New 

included and technology in rent. Call education programs in Agriculture, No owner financing. Family 

& Consumer Sciences, and Vocational Office Educa- 

brick duplex. $850 

940-390-9574. 

per month. Call 940- 

__________________ 

tion. 

Kepple Properties 

395-2601. 

SPECIAL: ONE 

LLC 

___________________ 

MONTH It is the policy FREE! of Sanger Independent School Jim District Kepple not 

Facility For Rent: 

2 to bedroom, discriminate 1 bath on the 940-453-9521 

Need basis a place of race, for color, a national origin, 

apartment sex, or handicap for rent. in Amy Scott broker 

party, its vocational wedding reception 

by Title or reunion? VI of the Civil Rights Act 

programs, services, or 

W/D activities hookup as and required appliances. 

Britton St. Large building with 

__________________ 

Lot for sale in 

of 1964, as amended; Title IX of the Education Amendments 

of 1972; and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act 

Apartments. Constructed 

in 2003. Un- 

Ray Roberts. Very .20 acre lot on 

beautiful view of Lake Krum City limits – 

of 1973, as amended. 

der new ownership. reasonable rates. Call Jackson St.—ready 

Call 940-727-9379. 940-458-2862 or 940- to build on! $25,000 

____________________________________ 

Sanger Independent 368-4382. School District will Call take Brad steps at to 940- assure 

that lack of English N1/tfnlanguage skills 368-3588. will not be a barrier 

to admission and __________________ 

participation in all __________________ 

educational and 

vocational programs. 

FENCE PIPE AND SUPPLIES 

For information about your rights or grievance procedures, 

contact the Title IX and Section 504 Coordinator, 

Jennifer Mulkey, at 601 Elm St, Sanger, TX 76266, 940- 

458-7438 x33. 

2 3/8 – 2 7/8 – 3 1/2 – 4 1/2 – 5 1/2 

Domed 

FORMA 

Caps 

DE MUESTRA 

& Springs 

Square & Rectangle Tubing 

All Types of Steel 

C-Purlin 

Dealer 

Round Bale Rings Cattle Guards 

Feed Troughs Creepe Feeders 

Trailer Parts & Supplies 

Sanger Independent School District ofrece programas 

vocaionales en Agriculture, y Family y Consumer Sciences, 

y Vocational Office Education. 

Authorized 

Es norma de Sanger Independent School District no 

discriminar par motives de raza, color, origen nacional, 

sexo, o impedimento, en sus programas, servicias o actividades 

vocacionales, tal como lo requirene el Titulo VI 

de la Ley de Derechos Diviles de 1964, segun enmienda; 

el Titula IX de las Enmiendas en la Edcacion de 1972, y 

la Seccida 504 de la Ley de Rehabilitatacion de 1973, 

segun enmienda. 

FLUSCHE ENTERPRISES INC. 

Sanger Independent School District tomara las medidas 

necesarias para asegurar que la falta de habilidad en 

el uso 940-759-2203 de la lengua ingles SINCE no 1942 sea un MUENSTER, obstaculo para TX la 

admisiion y participacion en todos los programas educativos 

y vocacionales. 

SAVE YOUR CHANGE! 

Subscribe to the Sanger Courier 

Para informacion sobre sus derechas o procedimientas 

para quesjas, comuniquese con el Coordinator del Seccion 

504, Jennifer Mulkey, en 601 Elm St, Sanger, TX 

76266, 940-458-7438 x33. 

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Acreage and Lots 

Mowed 

Free Estimates. 

Sanger resident. 

Call Bob at 

214-384-4920 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

K&S Housecleaning 

Sanger & Krum. 

Senior citizen discounts. 

Cheap Lawn Service. 

Free Estimates. 

940-230-7015 

––––––––––––––––––––– 

Free Haul Off: Appliances, 

washer/dryers, lawnmowers, 

metal items, etc., 

hauled off at no charge. 

Call Michael Galicia at 

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940-222-7249. Sanger resident. 

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Atlas Const est 1975 

Deadline Facebook.com 

for Classified Ads 

is 940-458-4421, each Tuesday at 940-594- 2:00 p.m. 

0374, 940-387-3230. 

Call 940-458-7429, 

Bldg, Remodels, Fax to 940-458-3681, In/Ext, 

Painting, or come Tile, by Stone, our office Baths, 

201 N. Stemmons Kitchens, Frwy, Cabinets, Sanger Vinyl 76266 & 

Alum. Windows, Pergolas, 

Patio Covers, Decks, Vinyl 

Services Services & Alum. Siding, Services Seamless 

____________________ 

Gutters, 

____________________ 

Steel Roofing, 

Jo Jo’s Child Free CareEstimates. Cleaning A+ Accredited 

in home by the Better Yudith Business 

Service 

Christian, 

near Sam Bureau. Bass @ Cleaning Service. 

FM 455, Sanger. ––––––––––––––––––––– 

House Cleaning, 

One opening. Mac’s Mowing Windows. & Dirt 

Call 214-460-2842 Work. Satisfaction References guaranteed. 

Pasture/Residential, 

Sanger. 

in 

or 940-458-3417 

Sanger resident. Call 

Serving All Your 

____________________ Mowing/Brushhog, Blanca Hernandez. Post 

940-231-4400 

Real Estate Needs Holes, Gravel 940-442-9511 Spreading, 

____________________ 

940-442-8853 Odd Jobs. Chris 

940-442-8380 

McIntosh, 

Commercial 

yudithcleaningservices@yahoo.com 

DFW Elite Realty Owner. Sanger resident. 

Cleaning 

____________________ 

Over 20 Years Experience 940-231-2325. 

Completely Green. 

Lee’s Old Time 

Recently Built 

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Deck 

Completely Local. 

Barber Shop 

Kitchen 10% Off First and Month. bath remodeling, 

Call Luke home for a improvement, 

Free Installation Master of Plumber and mens #M-20028. haircuts. 

Home Repair Full Service Specialize Plumbing. 

seniors 

interior Estimate. and exterior painting, 

940-206-4404 tile, laminate flooring, 

Attic Fans. Licensed and Senior Insured. discount 25 on 

General years experience. Wednesdays. Reasonable 

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By Kim 

Komando 

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