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Drought Now Accepting Resistant 

Patients! 

Plants for the 

Texas Summer 

By Lynne S. Smiland 

Texas rainfall levels started 

declining in some areas in 

2007, and the many days of 

high temperatures last summer 

didn’t help matters. With 

HABERN ORTHODONTICS 

watering restrictions in many 

areas, lawns, plants and trees 

suffered. 

mize such damage is to learn 

about and use drought resistant 

plants, and the Sanger 

Public Library is here to help. 

Thursday, March 22nd 

at 7 p.m., Monica Chaffin, a 

Denton County Master Gardener, 

will present “Drought 

Resistant Plants for the Texas 

Summer” in the library meeting 

room. This free program 

originated when the Master 

Gardeners, at the end of last 

summer, assessed which 

plants had fared best in the 

extremely dry heat. 

The Denton County Master 

Gardener program is an 

education and volunteer initiative 

affiliated with the Texas 

Master Gardener Association 

and Texas AgriLIFE Extension 

within Texas A & M University. 

The program is designed 

to increase the availability of 

horticultural information and 

extend horticultural projects 

in Denton County through 

Michael D. Habern ter Gardeners. D.D.S. 

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SELLABRATION 

Friends of the 

Library hosting 

26th annual 

used book sale 

during the 

Sellabration 

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DANCE 

It is time once again 

for the Annual Used 

Book Sale, sponsored 

by Friends of the Library! 

The sale on Saturday, 

September 8 will 

be held at two locations 

- adult books will be in 

the Meeting Room of 

the library and children’s 

books and videos will be 

in the gazebo in the park, 

beginning at 8 a.m. Be 

sure to visit both locations. 

All hardbacks are 

$1 each with paperbacks 

only 50¢ each. 

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DONATION 

sic CDs are 50¢; audio 

books and DVD’s are 

$1.00. A special feature 

is filling a brown bag 

with paperback books 

for $5. Other specials 

include LP albums for 

$1; A half-price sale 

on remaining inventory 

beginning at 2:00 

p.m.; teachers (including 

home school teachers) 

can shop for free books 

beginning at 4:00 p.m.; 

and anyone can shop for 

free books beginning at 

4:30 p.m. Come early for 

best selection! 

Dr. Shellie 

Wallace 

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Ex-Students 

making 

cial Homecoming 

includes: 

Nile, and Rabies 

ilable: 

Strangles ($15), 

Coggins ($15) 

Plans Sept. 21-22 

It’s August and the 

weather is hot and our 

Sanger Indians are playing 

ball. The Sanger Exes 

m are 1 week planning to return* this year’s 

ailable 

Homecoming. 

for extra fee** 

It’s a big year according 

to the Ex Students’ 

mended!! 

Association. The group 

is honoring classes that 

s (supplies end in 2. are Ex-students limited) 

are being urged to make 

rizes. their reservations soon. 

Homecoming is 

scheduled September 

21, when the Indians 

et) will play Boyd Yellowjackets. 

The parade and 

exes’ luncheon will convene 

the next day. The 

luncheon is immediately 

following the parade on 

September 22. 

This year the luncheon 

will be catered 

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intensive horticultural training, 

plus a minimum of 70 hours of 

community service on behalf 

of the Denton County horticultural 

program. Currently there 

are 145 Denton County Mas- 

While “drought resistant” 

does not mean “drought impervious”, 

there are many 

plants, such as succulents, 

ornamental grasses, and native 

wildflowers, which can 

tolerate and even thrive in 

conditions of low water and 

high heat. Some have energy-efficient 

changes in photosynthesis, 

for example, while 

others have extensive root 

systems to reach groundwater 

and/or storage compartments 

to retain water. While 

a cactus and rock garden is 

certainly one way to go, there 

are plenty of other beautiful 

and colorful options. 

To learn about these 

drought resistant options, plan 

to attend this free program at 

Sanger Public Library on the 

22nd. Reservations are not 

required, but a headcount will 

ensure handouts for everyone---just 

phone 458-3257, 

come by the library at 501 Bolivar, 

or email us at library@ 

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SANGER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Sanger News 

ENROLLMENT REPORT 

Date 8/27/12 

SCHOOL 

BUTTERFIELD ELEMENTARY 

SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS 

Community Exceptional Outreach stroke liaisons 

Early Childhood 4 Sixth 202 

3 Pre-Kindergarten 

care 

73 TOTAL 205 

for exceptional stroke recovery. 

3 Kindergarten 68 223 

goal is student academic 3success 

First 74 

SANGER MIDDLE SCHOOL 

By Roger Ballas 

the services available to help make 4 Second some revenue,” said 70 

Sanger staff Certified writer Stroke Center them. 

Sanger News 

Foster. 

Header 3 Third “It 

5 

helps pay the 62 Seventh 219 

Foster is the community 

outreach liaison direc- 

neighborhoods 

teachers 

At Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton, 4stroke Fourth that go out in the 

care is a 71 Eighth 185 

SANGER -- On the 

priority for us. We’re the first and only hospital in 3 Denton Fifth 

to help students 

with homework and 

County 84 TOTAL 404 

backside of the Sanger Sixth tor and Higgs is the assistant 

Stroke liaison. Center Together, from they The reading.” Joint Commission 

The bus 

Grade to Center be named near downtown 

and you’ll the find Texas an unre- 

Department work to of ensure State all students Health Services. an hour at This a time. 509means 

SANGER HIGH SCHOOL 

a Primary TOTAL 

parks for 

506 370 

markable that door when which you opens have a are stroke successful we can academically. 

sooner It’s a big we job begin with treatment, many chase the school better supplies your to 

Ninth 209 

diagnose and CHISHOLM begin She said treatment TRAIL they also ELEMENTARY pur- 

into the 

right 

new 

away. 

offices 

And 

of two 

the 

very remarkable women. programs that work for that carry 

chances for a full recovery. We want to get the conversation 6 Kindergarten on the bus. In the 

started 139 Tenth 221 

Valerie Foster and end. 

summer, the bus runs a 

Kathy between Higgs are Sanger you and ISD your doctor. From the types 6 of First strokes and 120 Eleventh 154 

One of the most visible route to summer programs 

employees common who are misconceptions charged programs to is warning the purple bus. signs, at risk 6schools Second factors and is a and lending 140 Twelfth 148 

with coordinating preventive a measures, massive It’s our a reconditioned goal is to make school everyone library for aware students. TOTAL and All the 399 TOTAL 732 

community prepared. effort And to bring to always bus stay that operates one stroke as a ahead. mobile 

classroom. “We sell ad CLEAR CREEK INTERMEDIATE 

LINDA TUTT HIGH SCHOOL 

books are donated. 382 695 

together students and families 

who have needs with space on the windows to (Continued on pg. 8) 

son, and Valerie is community outreach liason for SISD. 

SISD 

1-877-THR-WELL 

enrollment 

6 Third 

increases 

119 LTHS TOTAL 17 

TexasHealth.org/Denton-Stroke 

5 Fourth 104 25 

4 Fifth 113 JJAEP 

SANGER INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 

TOTAL 336 

Doctors on the medical staff practice independently and are not employees or agents of the hospital. © 2012 

ENROLLMENT REPORT 

These figures are the campus numbers on first day of school - Mon., Aug. 27, 2012345 District comparisons JJAEP from 2009-2012 TOTAL 

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WEST-NILE: DENTON COUNTY DECLARED EMERGENCY 

Garland. From up-tempo 

Sanger City Council opts for aerial spraying 

songs to heart-felt ballads, audiences 

of all generations, denominations 

and walks of life 

are recognizing the refreshing 

sound of Paul’s Journey. Their 

high-energy performances 

and enthusiasm is both captivating 

Last 

and 

week, 

contagious. 

the Denton 

Do NOT miss this opportunity 

Health to experience Department the 

County 

recommended ministry of Paul’s that Journey Denton 

Saturday, County March Judge, 24, 6 p.m. Mary at 

on 

Christ The Great Shepherd 

Horn, declare a West Nile 

Church in Sanger at 3003 

Virus Belz Road. Health For more Emergency information 

requested about Paul’s that Journey the De- 

or 

and 

partment their ministry, of check State them Health out 

at paulsjourneyonline.com. 

Two confirmed cases within the Sanger zip code 

Services make additional resources 

available to Denton 

County in the form of aerial 

spraying. 

Denton County has re- 

The Sanger Fire 

Department 

reminds citizens 

and high school 

students who 

drive, school is 

back. Don’t text or 

use your cell phone 

in school zones. 

2,599 students 

attended SISD 

the first day on 

Monday. See a 

breakdown of 

classes at the 

bottom of this 

page: 

Early Childhood 4 Sixth 202 

3 Pre-Kindergarten 73 TOTAL 205 

3 Kindergarten 68 223 

3 First 74 

4 Second 70 

corded 105 cases of West IN County CONCERT 

Health Department. 

Nile Virus, and the number Ground spraying and 

of cases DATE: continues Saturday, to March increase 

daily. More impor- 

and standing water has not 

the 24th use of larvacide in ponds 

tantly, TIME: Denton 6:00 County p.m. has been successful in containing 

Shepherd this disease outbreak. 

the highest WNV 

PLACE: Christ incidence The Great 

rate in the State. “We are Although these strategies, 

very MORE concerned INFORMATION: at the number, 

rate, and severity of the importance of personal 

3003 coupled Belz with Road, education Sanger and 

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cases of West Nile Sanger Virus News protective Header 3a measures will remain 

an important part of 

among Denton County residents,” 

said Bing Burton, Denton County’s disease 

Ph.D., director of Denton response, the geographic 

Date 8/27/12 

SIXTH GRADE CAMPUS 

SANGER MIDDLE SCHOOL 

3 Third 62 Seventh 219 

4 Fourth 71 Eighth 185 

3 Fifth 84 TOTAL 404 

TOTAL 506 370 

509 

SANGER HIGH SCHOOL 

CHISHOLM TRAIL ELEMENTARY 

Ninth 209 

6 Kindergarten 139 Tenth 221 

6 First 120 Eleventh 154 

6 Second 140 Twelfth 148 

TOTAL 399 TOTAL 732 

382 695 

CLEAR CREEK INTERMEDIATE 

LINDA TUTT HIGH SCHOOL 

6 Third 119 LTHS TOTAL 17 

5 Fourth 104 25 

4 Fifth 113 JJAEP 

TOTAL 336 

345 JJAEP TOTAL 

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advantages of aerial spraying 

may be the most effective 

means of combating 

WNV. It is believed that the 

ability of aerial spraying to 

cover very large areas of 

the county at one time may 

provide the needed boost 

in preventive measures to 

reduce the growing number 

of cases occurring. 

The pesticide used in 

aerial spraying is very similar 

to the one employed in 

ground spraying. It is not 

a more concentrated dose, 

and it has been declared safe 

for humans and pets by the 

Centers for Disease Control. 

The persistence of this disease 

outbreak has led health 

officials to recommend that 

the county expand measures 

to protect County residents. 

8/24/09 8/23/10 8/22/11 8/27/12 

7 5 W/PK 4 

89 88 88 73 

193 185 192 207 

195 184 197 194 

180 191 188 210 

192 174 184 181 

221 194 189 175 

FOURTH 

FIFTH 160 225 198 197 

SIXTH 210 175 223 205 

SMS 385 395 370 404 

SHS 702 673 695 732 

LTHS 21 28 25 17 

JJAEP 

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OBITUARIES 

WILMA DOWNS MILLER 

Wilma Downs Miller, 77, of Denton, died Saturday, 

August 25, 2012 at Denton Presbyterian Hospital. 

Mrs. Miller was born on February 20, 1935 in Oklahoma 

to Velvia (Scott) and Otto Downs. She was married to 

Rev. Grover M. Miller on November 23, 1957. He preceded 

her in death on August 15, 2004. She was retired from 

TWU. 

She is survived by her son Carl Miller and his wife Ann 

of Sanger; sisters Louise Beaubien of Sherman and Marie 

Maddox of Platter, OK; a brother, J.W. Downs and his wife 

Mary of Ft. Worth; two grandchildren, Cara Miller of Plano 

and Cameron Miller of The Colony; and several nieces 

and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, 

four brothers and one sister. 

A graveside service was held on Wednesday, August 29, 

2012 at Belew Cemetery in Aubrey, Texas. 

DAVID LOPEZ 

David Lopez passed away August 20, 2012. He was 

born on October 12, 1958 in Big Spring, Texas to Felipe 

and Elidia Lopez. He worked for ACME Brick for 28 years, 

while also working for Presbyterian Hospital for 10 years. 

He liked music and enjoyed going gambling. 

Funeral services were held on Friday, August 24, 2012 

in the Denton Funeral Home Chapel. 

David is preceded in death by his parents, Felipe and 

Elidia Lopez. 

Survivors include wife, Alene Lopez of Denton; sons 

Lawrence David Lopez of Denton, Trevor Woodruff of 

MN, and Robert Tuttle of Sanger; daughters, Maryanne 

Bridges of Lewisville, Sara Lopez of Sanger, Tara Lopez 

of Denton, and Brandie Carter of Denton; brothers, Danny 

Lopez of Stanton, Eddie Gavia of Denton, and Joe Manual 

Porras of Big Spring; sisters, Alice Lopez of Denton, and 

Estella Villa of Odessa; nine grandchildren; and numerous 

extended family and friends. 

DEBORAH BROCKETT FERGUSON 

Deborah Brockett Ferguson, 40, of Sanger, died Monday, 

August 27, 2012 at her home. 

She was born on December 17, 1971 in Dallas to Bob 

and Georgia Ferguson. She was a 

graduate of Aubrey High School 

and was married to Bende Autry. 

She is survived by her husband, 

Bende Autry, of Sanger; her parents, 

Bob and Georgia Ferguson; 

two daughters, Amanda Ferguson 

of Aubrey and Morgan Brockett of 

Little Elm; one grandchild, Hank 

Hundley of Aubrey; grandparent, 

Mary Adams of Vernon and her 

aunt and uncle, Edna and Dave 

Pitts of Vernon; two brothers, Joe 

Ferguson of Aubrey and Lee Ferguson 

of North Richland Hills; 

nieces, nephews, and many, many 

friends. 

Graveside services will be held Thursday, August 30, 

2012 at 10 a.m. at the Sanger Cemetery with Pastor J.C. 

Hogan officiating. Deborah will be buried next to her grandson, 

Aidyn Walker. Friends are invited to gather with the 

family at Noon on Thursday at the Upper Room Church on 

FM 455 in Sanger. 

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H. WAYNE LASATER 

Wayne Lasater was born on January 14, 1938 in Denton, 

Texas and passed away on August 19, 2012 after a hard 

fought battle against cancer. 

He grew up and lived most of his life in Denton, graduating 

from Denton High School and the University of 

North Texas with a degree in business. He was married to 

Nita Lasater, also of Denton, for 30 years, and together they 

had three children. He worked for Colonial Savings for 39 

years, during many of which he served as president of the 

financial institution. He retired in 2005 but continued serving 

on the Board of Directors for Colonial until his death. 

His favorite past times included fishing and vacationing in 

Hot Springs, Arkansas. 

He is preceded in death by his parents Eugene and Zella 

May Lasater, his beloved grandparents Brewer and Marcie 

Hart, his infant son Jeffrey Lasater, and his step-grandson 

Parker Meridith. 

He is survived by his son Joel Lasater of Sanger; daughter 

Lara Isbell and husband Deglen of Cross Roads; stepson 

Jimmy Meridith and wife Caryn of Oak Run, California; 

two brothers: George Lasater and wife Jan of Lorena, Leon 

Lasater and wife Judy of Lewisville; and one granddaughter: 

Shelby Isbell. 

A funeral service was held on Saturday, August 25, 

2012 in the Chapel of DeBerry Funeral Directors, Denton, 

with the Rev. Buddy Owens officiating. 

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Willey and Tammy Gonzales of Sanger would like to 

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CONTACT INFORMATION: 

Ashley Gage 940-458-9000 or ashleygage@centurylink.net 

Chamber Office 940-458-7702 or sangerchamber@embarq.mail 

THEME: “Proud to Be an American!” Show your Patriotism! 

Trophy and prizes will be awarded. 

All participants must check in at the stage area at the Sellabration by 

10:15 a.m. Competition will begin at 10:30 a.m. (You will be notified if 

there are any changes.) 

It’s time for our 

Fall… 

Saturday September 8, 2012 

at the Sanger Sellabration (downtown Sanger) 

8:00AM to 6:00PM / Booth at 5 th and Bolivar 

Dogs 

Cats 

Canine Combo…..$20 Feline Combo……$20 

Canine Combo Plus….$30 Feline Combo Plus…$35 

Rabies only………$8 Rabies only………$8 

Micro-chipping (dogs and cats)…..$28 

~PLEASE~ 

ALL 

ANIMALS ON 

LEASHES OR 

IN CARRIERS 

Cash and check only at 

Sellabration. 

PAWS & CLAWS VETERINARY CLINIC 

SHELLIE WALLACE, DVM 

302 S. ACKER STREET 

SANGER, TEXAS 76266 

(940) 458-‐2529 OR (940) 458-‐7488 

Pre-‐pay by phone with credit 

cards before September 6 th 

or in person at the clinic. 

Prices will be honored from Thursday, September 6 th through 

Wednesday, September 12 th during regular business hours. 

Call for an appointment. 

Sanger Pup Pageant 

Sanger Area 

Chamber of Commerce 

P.O. Box 537 

Sanger, TX 76266 

940-458-7702 

940-458-7823 Fax 

sangerchamber@ 

embarqmail.com 

Make check payable to: 

SACC 

Return entry form and fees 

by August 26, 2012 

To Participate In The 

Annual Bar-B-Que 

Cook-off 

Call Chamber Office 

Barks N Bubbles, Sanger Bank and Paws N Claws Veterinary 

Hospital will be hosting the Pup Pageant for Sanger Sellabration. 

The Pup Pageant starts at 1 p.m., on Saturday, September 

8th. Registration begins at 12:30 next to the main stage. 

The Pup Pageant will consist of 3 Categories. 

(1) Beauty (natural or a little bling) 

(2) Talent 

(3) Owner speech about what their pet and pet ownership means 

Learn more about Sanger 

By visiting our website: 

to them. The contestant with the overall 

highest points will win. There will be 

prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place. 

Paws N Claws Vetinary 

Hospital and Sanger Bank will also 

have several amazing dogs and kittens 

for adoption. Come on out and 

meet your new best friend! 

34th Heritage Sellabration 

Saturday, September 8, 2012 

Schedule of Events 

9:00-9:10 City Welcome 

Invocation 

National Anthem - SHS Band 

10:10-10:20 Sanger High School Band 

10:20-10:30 Sanger Middle School Band 

10:30-11:30 Little Miss/Mr Sanger Contest 

11:30-11:40 SHS Varsity Cheerleaders - cheer, dance (cd) 

11:40-11:50 JV Cheerleaders- cheer , dance (cd) 

11:50-12:00 SMS Cheerleaders - dance, chant, cheer 

12:00-12:30 Cheer Explosion and Buzy Body Tumble 

and Cheer 

12:30-1:00 Sanger Pee Wee Cheer 

1:00-2:00 Dog Contest - Pup Pageant - sponsored by 

Bark n Bubbles, Sanger Bank and Paws N Claws Vet 

2:00- 2:30 The Joshua Band 

2:30- 3:00 Reece 

3:10 - 3:30 The Mothers 

3:30 -4:00 The Dauschand Race - sponsored by 

D&L Farm and Home 

4:00-5:00 Racing Gravity 

5:15-5:45 Inter Vinea 

5:45-7:00 Victor Gann 

7:30-9:00 Zach Coffey 

9:30-11:00 Danielle Reed Band 

Brazos Gunslinger Performance times: 

11:20, 1:10, 2:40, 4:15 

Return portion below 

____ 

____ 

____ 

____ 

____ 

____ 

____ 

____ 

TYPE OF BOOTH 

Food Vendor (10x10 Space) 

Food Vendor (10x10 w/cover space) 

10x10 Space 

10x10 Covered Space 

Add Electricity (110V, 20 AMP) 

Add Water (bring your own hose and “Y”) 

Health Permit (required for food sales) 

Non-Profit discount 

September 8, 2012 

34th Sanger Heritage Sellabration 

HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SANGER 

Sellabration Vendors Application 

We are grateful for your interest in participating in our 34th Sanger Heritage Sellabration 

held in downtown Sanger and the City Park on Saturday, September 8, 2012. This annual 

event is a highlight of the Sanger Community. 

The SACC has worked hard on providing a fun and successful Sellabration. We ask that all 

vendors be aware of and in agreement with the following guidelines: 

1. Booths and spaces are rented and assigned on a “First Come, First Serve” basis after FULL PAYMENT is 

received. Deadline for entry forms and fees is August 26, 2012. 

2. Arts and Crafts should be “Handcrafted”. 

3. The Sellabration will be held regardless of weather and no refunds will be made. 

4. Booth set up may begin after 7:00 P.M, Friday, September 7, 2012 and must be completed by 8:00 A.M., Saturday, 

September 8, 2012. Sanger Area Chamber of Commerce is not responsible for theft or vandalism. Please 

DO NOT Begin to dismantle displays prior to 6:00 P.M. Saturday. 

5. The chamber reserves the right to refuse vendor/exhibits which would in any way distract from the dignity of the 

event.. 

6. The chamber reserves the right to stop or remove from the event any individual or exhibitor, performing any act 

or practice which, in the opinion of the Chamber, is objectionable, interferes, or creates a health, safety or fire 

hazard. 

7. All vendors/exhibitors are expected to conduct themselves in a polite and professional manner. Any unruly 

conduct, refusal to follow rules, or use of foul language to event patron or event personnel will be considered 

grounds for expulsion from the event. 

8. Vendors must supply their own electrical extension cords. The chamber is not responsible, nor will it 

arrange to provide any kind of labor for installation, removal or servicing of vendor/exhibit booth. 

9. All booths must use weighted tie downs and supports; use of stakes driven into the ground, pavement or 

concrete is prohibited. 

10. A health permit is mandatory for all vendors selling prepared food. Due to SACC continued support of the 

Volunteer Fire Department the sell of Bar-B-Que Brisket will not be permitted by food vendors. All smoker/ 

BBQ cooking units for cook-off must be located in the area designated as cook-off area. 

Completion and submission of Vendor Application Form will serve as acknowledgement and the agreement 

to all terms and conditions state on this form. Please indicate they type of booth or space you would 

like. 

Paid In full 

Before 8/26/2012 

$200.00 

$250.00 

$75.00 

$125.00 

$25.00 

$20.00 

$35.00 

$-35.00 

Paid In full 

After 8/26/2012 

$250.00 

$300.00 

$100.00 

$150.00 

TAX ID Number ___________________ 

NAME: ______________________________________________________________ PHONE: ______________________________ 

EMAIL ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________ CELL/ALT PHONE: ___________________ 

ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________ 

ITEMS TO BE SOLD: __________________________________________________________________________________________ 

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

****GRAND OPENING**** 

ADDITIONAL BOOTH OR SPACE REQUIREMENTS: ____________________________________________________________ 

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

PLEASE CONTACT THE SANGER CHAMBER OFFICE IF YOU NEED FURTHER ASSISTANCE. 

Sellabration BBQ Cookoff THANK YOU Information: 

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902 UTILITY RD, SANGER, TEXAS 76266 

(940) 488-‐1018 

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• CAR SHOW 

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SHOP SANGER FIRST! 

The Tomato Pizza 

The Tomato Pizza, located in downtown Sanger at 303 Bolivar Street, is open seven days a 

week from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Tomato Pizza, a long-time success in Denton, moved to Sanger 

in 2011. The restaurant is owned by Cindy Shepard, Austin Harmon, Robert Slusarski and John 

Black. The Tomato Pizza can be reached at 940-458-9063, on the web at www.thetomatopizza. 

com, or by email at info@thetomatopizza.com. 

The Tomato Pizza is well known for its stuffed pizza as well as Chicago-style pizza. Lunch 

specials are available daily, and a large delivery area is available after 4 p.m. each day. The restaurant 

features live music each Wednesday. 

In addition to its pan and stuffed pizzas, available with the following toppings – sausage, pepperoni, 

ground beef, bacon, ham, Canadian bacon, mushrooms, green peppers, onions, jalepenos, 

zucchini, black olives, green olives, sliced tomatoes, pineapple, and spinach – The Tomato Pizza 

offers sandwiches including a stromboli, ham and swiss, veggie melt, Italian sub, or tomato sub, as 

well as garden, spinach, and chef salads and breadsticks. 

Pizza is also available by the slice. Lunch specials include the Tomato Feast – any pizza slice, 

a garden salad and medium drink for $7 or the Slice Special – any pizza slice, 2 breadsticks and a 

medium drink for just $6.50. They also offer a Family Feast special that includes a 2-liter of soda. 

The Tomato Pizza is located in downtown Sanger. 

Jangles 

Jangles, owned by Jerri Heard, is located at 713 N. 

5th St. in Sanger, next to Old West Cafe. They are open 

10am-4pm Wednesday-Friday and 10am-2pm Saturday 

and Sunday, and can be reached at 940-206-1949 or by 

email at cranzoe@yahoo.com. 

Jangles offers decor for the body, home, and more 

... including a wide variety of clothing, custom-made 

jewelry, home decor, school spirit items, candles, purses, 

hats, and much more. 

Their most popular services are making one-of-akind 

custom jewelry to match any outfit, personality, 

or school pride. If they don’t have it, Jerri is likely to 

find it! 

Jangles feels they are unique because they offer 

quality products at affordable prices. Shop locally and 

help support Sanger as it continues to grow! 

Picker’s Music Store 

Picker’s Music Store and Picker’s Club, owned by Allen Reeves and Shane Ramsey, is located at 

1106 S. Stemmons Fwy. in Sanger and can be reached at 940-458-2002. They can also be reached by 

email at candyarr@embarqmail.com. The music store is opened Monday –Saturday 10am-6pm and 

the club is open Friday 6pm-1am, Saturday 6pm-2am and Sunday 1pm to whenever the football game 

is over. 

Picker’s Music store offers a variety of guitars, amplifiers, strings, wires, drums, audio and PA 

systems. They have new and used equipment available at competitive prices. 

Picker’s Club offers country/western music on Friday and Saturday nights along with Sunday and 

Monday night football watch parties! You will find a pool table, dance floor and live music to enjoy by 

yourself or with a date. B.Y.O.B. 

The most popular services offered are sales and service at Picker’s Music. With over 75 combined 

years of service they can repair or help you pick the right guitar or drums for you. They also offer private 

guitar and drum lessons if you are needing some guidance. 

Picker’s Music Store and Club feels they are unique because they cater to all generations. Whether 

you are a beginner or seasoned artist they can help. You get to for the price of one with a music store 

and club! Sit back, pick your guitar and enjoy the company. Located in Sanger gives them the opportunity 

to cater to all residents in and around Sanger. No need to travel up north to Denton. We can help! 

At right – The interior of Picker’s Club, which 

offers country/western music on Friday and 

Saturday nights along with football watching 

parties on Sunday and Monday. 

At left – Owners Allen 

Reeves and Shane Ramsey 

of Picker’s Music Store and 

Picker’s Club. 

Sanger Tractor Sales 

Sanger Tractor Sales, owned by Tommy Jeter, is located at 725 S. Stemmons Fwy. in Sanger and 

can be reached at 458-4588. They can also be reached by email at sangertractorsales@centurylink. 

net. They are open Monday-Friday 8am-5pm and Saturday 8am-Noon. Their staff includes Ralph 

Hawkins, Service Manager; Bill Malone, Sales; and Tim Foley, Parts and Sales. 

Sanger Tractor Sales offers parts and service for most brands of tractors, rotary cutters, and hay 

equipment, and build hydraulic hoses. They also have sales of new and used tractors, implements, 

and a variety of farm equipment, as well as tires, oils, and filters. 

Their most popular services and products include building hydraulic hoses, as well as a full 

compliment of oils and filters for most brands of tractors. They stock rotary mower blades, hay 

rake teeth, disc mower blades, and other hay equipment parts. 

Sanger Tractor Sales feels they are unique because they are the only implement dealer in the 

county that caters to all makes and models of equipment. 

“Sanger is home to a diverse customer base, from small acreage hobby farmers to large operators,” 

Hawkins said. “I have lived in the Sanger, Krum, and Bolivar area for over twenty years and 

truly enjoy the community and its people.” 

Ralph 

Hawkins 

and Bill 

Malone 

of 

Sanger 

Tractor 

Sales. 

T&T Flowers and Gifts 

T&T Flowers and Gifts, owned by Tammy and Brad Bell, is located at 807 North 5th Street 

in Sanger and can be reached at 458-5501. Their website is www.tandtflowersandgifts.com. T&T 

Flowerd and Gifts is open Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to Noon. 

T&T offers a variety of fresh flowers and artificial arrangements for special occasions, weddings 

and funerals. They also carry fashion jewelry & handbags, home décor items, jeweled flip-flops, 

‘bling’ apparel, and a line of candles. 

Products most in demand are T&T’s creative gift baskets, balloon bouquets with fun surprises 

for kids and teens, beautiful fresh flower arrangements for all occasions, customized treat baskets, 

and unique prom corsages, boutonnieres and homecoming mums. 

T&T receives fresh flowers daily and have new and exciting inventory each week. They offer a 

wide variety of customizable gifts, as well as one-of-a-kind jewelry, accessories and apparel. T&T 

truly has something to satisfy every age group. They also offer free delivery in Sanger. 

Sanger High School’s Homecoming 2012 is Friday, Sept. 21, and T&T Flowers and Gifts will 

be open extended hours throughout Homecoming Week. Be sure and order your mum early! T&T 

offers a huge variety of customized mums. 

At right – Tammy Bell, who owns T&T Flowers and Gifts 

with her husband, Brad, a Sanger firefighter. 

At left – T&T Flowers 

and Gifts offers a huge 

variety of customized mums. 

Sanger High School’s 

Homecoming is Sept. 21. 

Order your mum early!



Sanger FFA Chapter 

attends State Convention 

The Sanger FFA Chapter recently 

attended the 84th annual 

Texas FFA Convention held in 

Corpus Christi, Texas. Members 

attended a week of sessions 

recognizing achievement by 

members across the state a 

long with millions of dollars 

in scholarships awarded. Fun 

activities also included, a 

concert and a dance for 8,000 

kids and the beach. Members 

attending were Kyle Sheffler, 

Haley Adams, Autumn Sanford, 

Cody Mack, Trey Ruland, Hayes 

Adams, Grayson Briney, Justin 

Kelley, and JT Shields. 

Butterfield 

collecting 

old shoes 

Butterfield is teaming up 

with Terracycle to recycle 

your old shoes. During the 

months of August and September, 

the PE classes at 

Butterfield will be collecting 

pairs of old shoes. This is 

part of the Terracycle recycle 

program that the PE department 

has joined with to 

earn PE equipment. A collection 

box has been placed 

outside the gym for your 

convenience. Drop off your 

old shoes any time during 

September. 

If you have any questions 

or need someone to 

pick up shoes, contact Anna 

Shuman at ashuman@ 

sangerisd.net or 458-4377 

ACTIVE INFORMATI 

Come In Today 

And Enjoy A 

Mexican Feast 

WEEKDAY LUNCH SPECIALS: 

Tuesdays 

Fajitas – Chicken, 

Beef or Combo $ 7.75 

Wednesdays and 

Thursdays 

Choice of Combos 

#1-14 $ 5.25 

PICTURED AT RIGHT: 

Sanger FFA member Trey Ruland,(left) son of Kenny and 

Shelly Ruland, was awarded the Small Animal Production Proficiency 

Award at the Texas FFA state convention in Corpus 

Christi, Texas. The Texas FFA is the largest state FFA association 

in the nation with over 87,000 members. Trey’s outstanding 

rabbit program is known state-wide and has allowed 

him to reach this elite status. Trey has been named a finalist 

and will compete for the National Small Animal Management 

Proficiency Award at the National FFA Convention this fall in 

Indianapolis, Indiana. He also received his Lone Star Farmer 

Degree at this summer’s convention. The Lone Star Degree is 

the highest degree awarded at the state level. The Sanger FFA 

is proud to support Trey as he represents our chapter. 

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New Updated Covered Patio! 

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Bringing Back Taco Tuesday! 

Breakfast served all day 

Fish Coloring Contest 

Winner receives dinner for four 

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Sun: 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 

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AROUND TOWN 

Johnson steps down from City 

Council because of new job 

SANGER -- City Council 

is losing a member. Place 

1 member Marjory Johnson 

announced her resignation 

to take a job in Lewisville. 

City Manager Mike 

Brice said Johnson didn’t 

want to be the person who 

never showed up for meetings, 

so she thought it best 

to leave her post. 

“Marjory did an excellent 

job for us,” said Brice. 

“She will be hard to replace.” 

Johnson is a former 

mayor of Lake Dallas and 

Brice called her “very experienced” 

sting insertion government. 5 times 

Brice said council will 

appoint someone to fill her 

spot. “We already have a 

couple applications, but we 

invite everyone to apply.” 

He expects there will be a 

special meeting set sometime 

in September to select 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Marjory Johnson 

a replacement. 

Residents can go to City 

Hall and get an application. 

Applicants must be registered 

to vote and have lived 

in the city for the past six 

months. Any questions can 

be directed to Brice at (940) 

458-7930. 

Free Cowboy Chuckwagon Breakfast 

Ridin’ For The Brand Cowboy Church will be offering 

a FREE Chuck Wagon Breakfast this Sunday September 

2nd in the Cowboy Camp area just west of the church. 

Please join us for biscuits, gravy, eggs and all the trimmings 

fixed over the campfire, Cowboy style. The breakfast 

begins at 8:00AM. 

Ridin’ For The Brand Cowboy Church is located at 

5629 FM455 West. 

For more information or directions call: 940-765-1321 

or 940-597-0033 

North Texas Trinity Cowboy Church (http:// 

www.northtexascowboy.org/index.php) initiated 

a “Back To School” supply drive in response 

to local need. They collected school 

supplies and food donations to help support 

the community outreach program in Sanger- 

ISD. The church donated specific items to the 

Linda Tutt High School and Special Education 

classrooms in the district. An amazing outpouring 

of donations were collected. Snacks 

and easy to prepare foods were donated to 

help students in need. The food will be distributed 

by the SangerISD Outreach program 

as well. The church is a new church, temporarily 

meeting Sunday mornings at 10 am at 

Buffalo Ranch on Ganzer Rd. The congregation 

is small but growing and happy to serve 

the Sanger community. Come visit with us at 

the Sanger Sellabration! 

MyPlate Food Groups / Elija MiPlato 

Library offers nutrition series 

By Lynne S. Smiland 

Do you need to learn 

about food labels to make 

healthier food choices, or 

how to make your favorite 

dishes more nutritionfriendly? 

Are your homeschooled 

kids ready for an 

introduction to health and 

nutrition? ¿Habla Español 

y quiere ser de buen ejemplo 

de salud a los niños? The 

Sanger Public Library is 

here to help. 

Meilana Charles, Denton 

County Extension Assistant, 

will present the free 

bilingual classes “MyPlate 

Food Groups/Elija MiPlato”, 

beginning Tuesday, 

September 11th, at 7 p.m. at 

the library, and continuing 

the following 4 Tuesdays. 

Ms. Charles, a native of 

New Orleans, has been with 

AgriLIFE for 4 years and is 

finishing her master’s degree 

in Family Sciences. Library 

employee Betsy Mejorado 

will translate for Spanish 

speakers. 

This series is part of 

the Better Living for Texans 

initiative, and focuses on the 

five food groups encompassing 

daily nutritional needs, 

and introduces the My- 

Plate/MiPlato method of 

eating a balanced diet. This 

visual tool replaced the familiar 

MyPyramid last summer, 

because it is easy to use 

and remember, as people 

usually eat off a plate. In 

addition to visually dividing 

up food groups, portion 

sizes will be easier to understand. 

Better Living for Texans 

is a free nutrition and 

healthy living program for 

adults and kids who want 

to learn how to eat more 

nutritious meals and also 

stretch their food dollars. 

It is a cooperative endeavor 

of the TexasAgriLife Extension 

Service, Texas Health 

and Human Services Commission, 

and the U.S. Department 

of Agriculture. 

The different classes they 

sponsor cover a variety of 

nutritional topics, but always 

have recipes to try and 

booklets with nutritional information. 

“My Plate Food 

Groups/MiPlato” focuses 

(Continued on page 16) 

ADOPT A-PET 

ADOPT A-PET 

This is Sabrina 

she is a young female 

mix breed 

pup that is ready 

for a new home. 

She enjoys children, 

other animals, 

lots of play 

and love. 

This space donated 

by the Sanger News 

SANGER 

801 E. Chapman, Suite 100 


940-458-4448 

Mon-Fri 8:30-6:00; Sat 8:30-12:00 

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Meet Sampson! Sampson is a handsome Australian 

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who has never met a stranger. He gets along 

well with other dogs, and likes to play and go 

for walks. His adoption fee is $85, which includes 

his neuter, vaccines, micochip, and vet 

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940-482-7151 

Open Mon-Fri 7:45am-6:00pm 

Appointments Recommended 

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Boarding Kennel 

Offering deluxe boarding packages and 

delicious treat choices that “Make Pets Happy!” 

Noah’s Ark Animal Shelter • 940-665-9800 

This space donated by the Sanger News 

KRUM 

900 E. McCart, Suite 800 

Krum, TX 76249 

940-482-1972 

Mon-Fri 9:00-6:00; Sat 1:00-4:00 

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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. 5th • Sanger • 458-7423 

Pastor - Rev. Donna Sutton 

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 

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 

Pastor Brandon Steed, 4th & 

Cherry • Sanger • 458-7771 

Tabernacle Baptist Church 

Kathryn & Bucklew • Sanger • 458- 

4221 • Pastor: Bro. Harry Sheppard 

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 

www.glbcsanger.com 

North Texas Trinity Cowboy 

Church Services held at Buffalo 

Valley Event Center, 2946 Ganzer 

Road West Sanger, Pastor Jeff Van 

Ryswyk (512) 288-0144 

1114 North Stemmons Fwy. 


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900 W. Chapman Dr. 

(FM 455) 

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS BUDGET AND PROPOSED TAX RATE 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS 

BUDGET AND PROPOSED TAX RATE 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sanger News 

The purple bus has been 

operating about 10 years 

and Foster said the adminis- 

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and has allowed it to 

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Throughout the year, principals 

invite parents 

AND REQUEST PAGE 

to 

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EVERY EDITION 

to school to hear firsthand 

what is going on in their 

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The SANGER ISD will hold a public meeting at 6:00 PM 09/10/2012 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 2.230000% (increase) or % (decrease) 

Debt service 0.000000% Grey03@yahoo.com 

(increase) or % (decrease) 

Total expenditures 2.230000% (increase) or % (decrease) 

Total Appraised Value and Total Taxable Value 

(as calculated under section 26.04, Tax Code) 

Preceding Tax Year 

Total appraised value* of all property $824,914,547 $834,056,109 

Total appraised value* of new property** $9,618,475 $9,521,721 

Total taxable value*** of all property $714,821,685 $659,125,128 

Total taxable value*** of new property** $8,402,290 $9,451,988 

* "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: $26,226,810 

* Outstanding principal 

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 $4,091 $4,100 

Rate to Maintain Same 

Level of Maintenance & 

Operations Revenue & Pay 

Debt Service $1.059020 $0.336970* $1.395990 $4,074 $4,334 

Proposed Rate $1.040000 $0.332067* $1.372067 $3,086 $4,117 

* 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 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS BUDGET AND PROPOSED TAX RATE 

Last Year 

This Year 

Average Market Value of Residences $126,911 $111,304 

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Average Taxable Value of Residences $125,772 $110,382 

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

Taxes Due on Average Residence $1,725.67 $1,514.51 

Increase (Decrease) in Taxes $0.00 $-211.16 

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 1.410340. This 

election will be automatically held if the district adopts a rate in excess of the rollback rate of 1.410340. 

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) $7,264,252 

Interest & Sinking Fund Balance(s) $1,023,142 

SISD liason 

The Community Outreach 

program was created 

to get parents more involved 

the support of community 

groups,” Foster said. “None 

of us can do it all.” 

Sanger does not have a 

lot of service organizations, 

so they try to facilitate them 

doing what they can do. The 

groups and individuals join 

ranks to provide backpacks 

filled with school supplies, 

give students tennis shoes 

so they can fully participate 

in physical education class. 

They even provide socks 

and underwear, in some 

cases. “All our programs are 

aimed at student academic 

success.” 

Through a local church, 

the liaisons partner in a 

clothing swap to help supply 

clothes to the most in need. 

“It’s really trying to tie all 

the resources out there together,” 

Foster said. 

Another effort is the 

Friday Backpack program. 

The liaisons identify students 

who need food assistance 

and send them home 

on Fridays with food for 

themselves for the weekend. 

Backpacks are returned on 

Mondays or Tuesdays and 

monitored to see if the need 

still remains. “We also part- 

The supply room has clothing 

(top), school supplies 

and shoes (middle) and 

Methodist Church,” Foster 

said. “They provide ten boxes 

of food a month.” 

The food is distributed 

for the families of some students. 

“Unfortunately, for 

some families, they are the 

only source of nutrition.” 

ESL classes for adults 

also meet two nights a week 

to help parents learn English. 

The SISD has partnered 

with the Denton ISD 

to operate a satellite office in 

Sanger. 

The two women also 

oversee campus volunteers. 

They register and do background 

checks on folks who 

help out in the schools and 

classrooms. 

In addition, they monitor 

the district’s homeless 

and foster students. “We 

want to make sure they are 

successful as they can be,” 

Foster said. 

Homelessness does not 

necessarily mean the student 

lives in a car or a campground 

or a motel. Federal 

definitions include families 

who have doubled up in one 

residence or those students 

who live with a non-custodial 

parent or guardian. 

“We are not social workers,” 

said Foster. So, she and 

Higgs have compiled a resource 

book for parents. It 

lists everything available for 

support services. “We want 

to help them connect to who 

can help them.” 

A new program is called 

Watch Dogs. It’s a national 

program that is being started 

in elementary schools and 

is short for Dads of Great 

Residential/Commercial Students. It will bring fathers 

into the schools to act 

as positive role models and 

mentors. Principals are currently 

training to begin the 

program in their schools. 

Foster wanted to acknowledge 

the tremendous 

support from individuals 

and businesses for all their 

varied programs. She said 

Grey Coker Sunday school classes bring 

food, student councils bring 

food, and a longtime BSNF 

employee supplies a huge 

amount of supplies. She 

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and with holiday assistance. 

She continued to name 

churches, also, the Elks 

Lodge, the Lion’s Club, the 

Wal-Mart distribution center 

and other groups and 

businesses who either adopt 

students or give cash donations. 

“We don’t have a budget 

from the ISD, the state, 

or the federal government,” 

Foster said. “We are 100 

percent locally funded.” 

The United Way of 

Denton County is stepping 

up to partner now, since 

what little state money there 

was, was cut 60 percent. 

“They acknowledged our 

need here.” 

Foster, who is also the 

executive director of the 

Sanger Education Foundation, 

said it’s good for students 

to know there are people 

who care about them. 

“We want them to feel a 

place of belonging.” 

Kent Crutsinger, Sanger 

ISD superintendent, called 

Foster and Higgs “solid 

rocks that make a foundation 

to build upon.” 

“They have a passion 

and love for Sanger that is 

hard to match. They work 

many hours behind the 

scenes to make so many 

students happy and feel 

The Sanger ISD Community Resource Center bus 

like they can make it in 

our schools each year,” 

Crutsinger said. “The only 

other thing that really needs 

to be said is, ‘Well done 

good and faithful servants.’ 

” 

Foster, reflecting on her 

job, said that our kids and 

students are a reflection of 

our community. “This is an 

amazing community with 

incredible people in it. I’ve 

been here since 1981, and I 

just want to give back.” 

Higgs echoed Foster’s 

sentiments. “I went 

to school here, my kids go 

to school here. I want to 

be able to give back to the 

community that raised me. 

They have a good heart.” 

Foster said they pass 

along thank you notes they 

receive after removing student 

names to businesses 

and organization to see the 

impact they are having in 

student’s lives. 

Always humble, both 

women will tell you they are 

just the behind the scenes facilitators. 

They can use much 

help with many of their 

programs. To help in any 

way you or your business or 

organization would like to, 

contact Valerie Foster by 

calling (940) 458-4859 or 

email her today at vfoster@ 

sangerisd.net. 

 

 

 

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By Roger Ballas, Sanger 

News Staff Writer 

The Spirit 

of Sanger 

Yes, I’m new to Sanger. 

But there’s some things you 

all need to know about your 

city. 

First, it may just be a 

Texas thing, but wow, there 

is a sense of community 

here, a sense of caring that I 

have found unmatched anywhere 

else I’ve lived. And 

I’ve been around. 

Call it Texas Proud, 

Sanger Proud, but there’s a 

spirit in Sanger that swirls 

about the diners, down the 

halls of the schools, in the 

banks and through City 

Hall. 

No, Sanger isn’t perfect. 

It’s not utopia, either. 

But after visiting with some 

leaders in town, I see it 

starts at the top and trickles 

down. The enthusiasm and 

the positive vibe. 

Schools back is session. 

If you have kids in school, 

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National Grandparents 

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grandchildren in your 

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of ways you can help those 

grandchildren get the most 

out of their lives. 

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you might recognize that 

“sound” as absolute quiet. 

My two girls are far removed 

from their schools 

years. (Yes, I’m old.) But, 

I can remember the weeks 

and then the days leading 

up to the first day of school. 

The very first day of 

school was probably more 

stressful on me than the 

girls. Walking them to their 

kindergarten class that first 

day was tough on me. My 

babies, off to spend the day 

with a stranger. How soon 

before the office calls to tell 

me Lindsey or Carrie has a 

stomach ache. Well, it never 

happened. 

In fact, I was the one 

wouand tight. Both girls 

were thrilled to be in school, 

and anxious to go back the 

next day. As you may know, 

that tends to change as the 

grades pass by, the homework 

gets harder, and the 

tests start really counting towards 

a grade. 

I think they wanted a 

dog just so they could say 

the dog ate their homework. 

Or maybe it was to keep me 

company during the days 

they were in school. Sixth 

and seventh grades added 

new adventures to school 

life -- hormones and boys. 

The boys, and I mean 

BOYS, matured slower than 

the girls. Not only physically, 

but more so emotionally. 

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They acted goofy compared 

to the girls of the same 

grade. Don’t know if that 

has changed, but I suspect 

not. 

Then, there were the 

hormones. What happened 

to my little girls. Suddenly, 

they were becoming young 

women. And, it seemed to 

me at the time, they could 

cry at the drop of a hat, over 

anything. Girls can be mean 

too. 

Now, this was before 

cell phones and texting. But, 

mean girls are mean girls, 

even before cell phones. 

There were notes passed and 

cliques. For the most part, 

my daughters got through 

those years unscathed. Then 

came high school. 

And, boyfriends with 

cars. Arrrrgh! My mother 

always said wait till you 

have kids of your own. How 

did she know, I wondered. 

So, as I grew older and started 

catching myself acting 

more and more like my father, 

and the girls grew less 

and less inclined to be scene 

in public with me, the circle 

was almost complete. 

My one daughter got 

married, and recently had a 

daughter of her own. They 

all live in Florida, place I 

called home for 38 years. 

I guess my point is, 

and I do have one, is that as 

you lead your little ones to 

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school, relax and enjoy each 

day with them. Support 

their academic endeavors 

and warn them about boys. 

This you must do now, 

because I can guarantee 

you, one day before you 

know it, you’ll wake up to 

an empty nest and those 

graduates earn, on average, 

about $1 million more than 

those without a degree according 

to the Census Bureau. 

So, putting money 

toward your grandchildren’s 

college education is probably 

a pretty good investment. 

Furthermore, your 

grandchildren may well 

need the help, because college 

is expensive and costs 

continue to rise. Consequently, 

you may want to 

contribute to a 529 plan. You 

have several options for how 

the money can be invested 

and contribution limits are 

quite high. All withdrawals 

are free from federal income 

taxes, provided the money 

is used for qualified college 

expenses. (Keep in mind, 

though, that non-qualified 

withdrawals will be taxable 

and possibly subject to penalties.) 

Plus, if you invest in 

your own state’s 529 plan, 

your contributions may be 

deductible on your state income 

taxes. 

If you name one grandchild 

as a beneficiary of a 

529 plan and that grandchild 

decides not to go to 

college, you can switch the 

account to another grandchild 

— in other words, 

you maintain control of the 

money for the life of the account. 

Of course, despite its 

economic benefits, college 

is not for everyone. So if 

you wanted to provide financial 

help to a grandchild 

who seems likely to 

choose a different route in 

life, what could you do? 

One possibility is to 

set up a custodial account, 

often known as an UGMA 

(Uniform Gift to Minors 

Act) or UTMA (Uniform 

Transfer to Minors Act). 

You can fund a custodial 

account with many different 

types of investments, 

but the use of the money is 

entirely up to your grandchildren 

when they reach 

the age of termination in 

whatever state in which 

they live. But if your reason 

for funding a custodial account 

is simply to provide 

a gift, then you might not 

be concerned with how the 

money is used. 

On the other hand, 

if you want to give your 

grandchildren a financial 

gift with greater control, 

you may want to speak to 

your attorney about your 

options. One possibility 

is to set up an irrevocable 

trust. You can fund this 

trust with either cash or 

securities and specify at 

the time the trust is created 

when the funds can be 

used. So for example, you 

can provide that the trust 

pay your grandchild a certain 

amount of money at 

one age, with another installment 

coming several 

years later. Keep in mind, 

though, that trusts are complex 

instruments and may 

have tax considerations, 

so in addition to consulting 

with an attorney, you’ll 

want to discuss your plans 

with your tax advisor. 

Whichever option is 

right for your family, use 

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little moments of quiet you 

so looked forward to when 

once school started so long 

ago, will have become just 

silent days with plenty of 

free time to think about 

what you could have done 

differently. 

Until next week. 

Grandparents Day as an 

opportunity to consider the 

ways in which you can give 

something to the grandchildren 

who give so much to 

you. 

Allen Chick is a Financial 

Advisor Sanger with Edward News Jones in 


Sanger. He can be reached at 

940-458-7866. 

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First Place 

Cross Country 

The Lady Indians varsity 

girls entered two teams 

in the Greenhill Relays at 

Norbuck Park on Saturday. 

Team 1 won the entire 

event in the Class 3A 

division. Team 2 came in 

5th place. The Greenhill 6 

Mile relay is a unique event 

held in Dallas at the start of 

the Cross Country Season. 

It consists of teams of 4. 

Each team member runs a 

1.5 mile relay leg. In order 

to simulate European Cross 

Country courses hay stacks 

are placed in certain areas. 

The uniqueness does not 

stop there. Instead of a baton 

that is traditionally used 

in Track relay races each 

team has a work glove. 

The varsity boys two 

teams came in 9th and 

22nd. Team 1 members: 

Jacob Perry, Josh Rainey, 

Josh Mills and Alec Allen; 

Team 2 runners: Quinten 

Cassaday, Chase Alvey, Tyler 

Sanders and Anthony 

Wasser. 

Varsity Girls 3A 

Division Results 

Color, Cut, Extensions, Waxing, 

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Teacher Discounts! 

Lady Indians varsity wins 

Greenhill 6-mile relay 

Brittany Wilson, Bryce Perry, Allie Millican, Ashley Martinez won the Greenhill Relays in 

Dallas. They ran 6 miles in 38.42. 

ender Place Division Gender School School Time Runner 1Time Runner 21 Runner 32 Runner 43 Runner 4 

Girls1 Sanger 3A Girls Sanger 38.42 Millican 38.42 Martinez Millican Wilson Martinez Perry Wilson Perry 

Girls2 Hockaday 3A Girls Hockaday 38.43 Hood 38.43 Burke Hood Tippen Burke Choucair Tippen Choucair 

Girls3 Melissa 3A Girls Melissa 39.07 Melcher 39.07 Barton Melcher Gabel Barton New Gabel New 

Girls4 Kaufman 3A Girls Kaufman 39.45 Valles 39.45 Burrows Valles Badillo Burrows Dees Badillo Dees 

Girls5 Sanger 3A Girls Sanger 39.56 Devore 39.56 Masters Devore Story Masters Richreath Story Richreath 

Girls6 Episcopal 3A School Girls of Dallas Episcopal School 41.01of Dallas 41.01 

Girls7 Wills Point 3A Girls Wills Point 41.48 Schrade 41.48 Poarch Schrade Roberts Poarch Kuhel Roberts Kuhel 

Girls8 Isidore 3A Newman Girls Isidore Newman 42.00 Bernstein 42.00 Woolridge Bernstein Ripper Woolridge Johnson Ripper Johnson 

Girls9 3A Girls 42.06 

42.06 

Girls 10 Waco 3A Live Oak Classical Girls Waco School Live Oak 42.21 Classical Bailey School 42.21 Bissell Bailey Eberlein Bissell Hill Eberlein Hill 

Girls 11 Millsap3A Girls Millsap 42.41 

42.41 

Girls 12 Bishop 3ALynch Girls Bishop Lynch42.58 

42.58 

Girls 13 3A Girls 43.20 

43.20 


43.40 

Girls 15 Eustace 3A Girls Eustace 43.4 

43.4 


44.07 

Girls 17 Blooming 3A Grove Girls Blooming Grove 44.43 

44.43 


4.50 


45.18 

Girls 20 Ferris 3A High School Girls Ferris High School 45.43 

45.43 


45.52 

Girls 22 Ranchview 3A High Girls School Ranchview High 46.27 School 46.27 

Girls 23 Eustace 3A Girls Eustace 46.43 

46.43 

Girls 24 Fort Worth 3A Christian Girls Fort Worth Christian 48.17 

48.17 

Girls 25 Wills Point 3A Girls Wills Point 48.18 

48.18 

Girls 26 Ferris 3A High School Girls Ferris High School 48.42 

48.42 

Girls 27 Isidore 3A Newman Girls Isidore Newman 48.44 

48.44 


49.54 

Girls 29 Westwood 3A School Girls Westwood School 52.37 came in 52.37 fifth place in the Greenhill Relays. 


55.13 

Girls 31 3A Girls 


Girls 33 Varsity 3A Girls Boys 3A 


Girls 35 Division 3A Girls Results 

Girls Place Gender 36 Division 3A Gender School Girls 

School Time Runner Time 1 Runner Runner 1 2 Runner Runner 2 3 Runner Runner 3 4 

Runner 4 

Girls 37 Boys1 Saint 3A 3AMark's School Boys Girlsof Saint Texas Mark's School 32.28 of Texas Addy 32.28 Addy Carter Carter Gokani Gokani Brown 

Brown 

Girls 38 Boys2 Kaufman 3A Boys GirlsKaufman 32.36 Cruz 32.36 Cruz Evans Evans Castro Castro Munoz 

Munoz 

Girls 39 Boys3 St. 3A Stephen's 3A Boys GirlsSt. Stephen's 33.07 Elhase 33.07 Elhase Wong Wong Nichoson Nichoson West 

West 

Girls 40 Boys4 Saint 3A 3AMark's School Boys Girlsof Saint Texas Mark's School 33.09 of Texas Perkins 33.09 Perkins Graass Graass Kshatriya Kshatriya Kumar 

Kumar 

Boys5 Eustace 3A Boys Eustace 33.10 Zimmerer 33.10 Zimmerer Kirkhart Kirkhart Ballenger Ballenger Arambula 

Arambula 


Boys6 Palestine 3A Boys Palestine 33.12 Meyers 33.12 Meyers Barnard Barnard Quincin Quincin Munoz 

Munoz 

Girls 42 Boys7 Ovilla 3A 3AChristian Boys GirlsOvilla Christian 33.31 Folley 33.31 Folley Vincent Vincent Hornung Hornung Murphy 

Murphy 

Girls 43 Boys8 Fort 3A 3A Worth Christian Boys GirlsFort Worth Christian 33.55 Hair 33.55 Hair Hair Hair Stone Stone Gage 

Gage 

Girls 44 Boys9 Sanger 3A Boys GirlsSanger 33.57 Perry 33.57 Perry Rainey Rainey Mills Mills Allen 

Allen 

Girls 45 Boys 10 Trinity 3A 3AChristian Boys Academy GirlsTrinity Christian Academy 34.46 Legband34.46 Legband Morton Morton Porter Porter Galvin 

Galvin 

Boys11 Red 3AOak Boys Red Oak 34.48 

34.48 


Boys 12 Greenhill 3A School Boys Greenhill School34.49 

34.49 

Girls 47 Boys 13 Blooming 3A 3A Grove Boys GirlsBlooming Grove34.54 

34.54 

Girls 48 Boys 14 Grand 3A 3ASalineBoys GirlsGrand Saline 35.19 

35.19 

Girls 49 Boys 15 Isidore 3A 3A Newman Boys GirlsIsidore Newman35.48 

35.48 

Girls 50 Boys 16 3A Boys Girls 

36.05 

36.05 

Girls 51 Boys 17 Greenhill 3A 3A School Boys GirlsGreenhill School36.18 

36.18 

Boys 18 Millsap 3A Boys Millsap 36.24 

36.24 


Boys 19 Cistercian 3A Prepartory Boys School Cistercian Prepartory 36.31School 36.31 

Girls 53 Boys 20 Blooming 3A 3A Grove Boys GirlsBlooming Grove36.32 

36.32 

Girls 54 Boys 21 Melissa 3A 3A Boys GirlsMelissa 36.35 

36.35 

Girls 55 Boys 22 Sanger 3A Boys GirlsSanger 36.36 

36.36 

Girls 56 Boys 23 Wills 3APoint Boys GirlsWills Point 36.56 

36.56 

Girls 57 Boys 24 Fort 3A 3A Worth Christian Boys GirlsFort Worth Christian 36.57 36.57 8/27/20128/27/20128/27/20128/27/2012 

8/27/20128/27/20128/27/20128/27/2012 

Boys 25 Ferris 3A High School Boys Ferris High School 37.01 

37.01 


Boys 26 Eustace 3A Boys Eustace 37.21 

37.21 

Girls 59 Boys 27 Miller 3A 3AGrove Boys GirlsMiller Grove 37.24 

37.24 

Girls 60 Boys 28 3A 3A Boys Girls 

37.26 

37.26 

Girls 61 Boys 29 Cambridge 3A Boys GirlsCambridge 38.22 

38.22 

Girls 62 Boys 30 Isidore 3A 3A Newman Boys GirlsIsidore Newman39.02 

39.02 

Boys 31 Cistercian 3A Prepartory Boys School Cistercian Prepartory 39.10School 39.10 


Boys 32 Isidore 3A Newman Boys Isidore Newman39.21 

39.21 

Girls 64 Boys 33 John 3A 3APaul II Boys GirlsJohn Paul II 40.31 

40.31 

Girls 65 Boys 34 Westwood 3A 3A Boys GirlsWestwood 41.00 

41.00 

Girls 66 Boys 35 Wills 3A Point Boys GirlsWills Point 41.25 

41.25 

Girls 67 Boys 36 Waco 3A Live Oak Boys Classical GirlsWaco School Live Oak Classical 41.58 School 41.58 

Girls 68 Boys 37 Ferris 3A 3AHigh School Boys GirlsFerris High School 42.35 

42.35 

Boys 38 3A Boys 45.15 

45.15 


Boys 39 3A Boys 51.34 

51.34 





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Boys 44 3A 

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Boys 45 3A Boys 

Girls 75 

Boys 46 3A 

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Sanger varsity team 2 - Shania Richroath, Keily Masters, Haylee Story, Gabby Devore 

Jacob Perry jumps a hay bale on the Greenhill Relay course. Perry is Sanger’s top runner. 

Lady Indians get fourth at Prosper 

Home opener on Friday 

The Lady Indians varsity 

volleyball team placed 

fourth in the Prosper Tournament 

this past weekend. 

They won their three pool 

games against Whitesboro 

25- 22, 25-12; Little Elm: 

25-22, 25-13 and Aubrey: 

23-25, 25-11, 24-23. In 

the championship bracket, 

Sanger beat Melissa 26-24, 

25-21 and lost to Timbercreek 

20-25, 25-19, 18-25 

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Sanger’s Ashley Martinez gets over the hay bales. 

Keily Masters carries the glove. 

119 try out for SMS volleyball 

Sanger Middle School volleyball coaches reported 119 

girls are trying out for volleyball. SMS will carry four 

teams - 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B. In all, only 40-44 players will 

make the SMS volleyball teams. Sixty-five seventh graders 

are vying for 20-22 spots on the team. In the eight 

grade, 54 girls came out and it will be cut to 20-22 later 

this week. 

135 come out for SMS football 

Sanger Middle School was invaded with football players 

on Monday. A record 80 showed up for seventh grade 

and 55 returned for the eight grade team. This will be 

the first year the seventh grade will have three teams (A, 

B, C). The eighth grade will have two teams (A, B). The 

middle school season starts Sept. 13 agains Pilot Point. 

See schedule on page 11: 

lot Point in the third place 

match 19-25, 26-24, 20-25. 

Sanger is 15-2, 0-0 

on the season. Leading 

Sanger: Jaylen Pegues- all 

tournament, 3 aces, 14 kills, 

21 blocks, 14 digs, Chelsea 

Sharp 90 digs, 3 aces, 1 

kill, Kayla Askey 36 kills, 

12 blocks, 11 digs, MK Kearney 

10 aces, 56 kills, 7 

blocks. 

Sanger has their home 

opener on Friday at 5 p.m. 

against Princeton. 

Chelsea Sharp had 90 digs 

in the Prosper Tournament. 

MK Kearney led Sanger 

with 10 aces, 56 kills and 

7 blocks in the Prosper 

Tournament.


Schedules 

SHS Cross Country 

DATE MEET LOCATION 

1-Sep MARCUS I DENTON NORTH LAKES 

Sep 7, 2012 Liberty Christian Dual ARGYLE 

15-Sep DENTON-NORTHWEST UNT 

22-Sep MARCUS II HIGHLAND VILLAGE 

(2 Varsity Teams of 6 - Top 10 qualify for RR) if qualify 

29-Sep OFF (HS Working SANGER JH MEET) OFF 

6-Oct MCNEIL INVITATIONAL (Top 10- Varsity) ROUND ROCK 

6-Oct DECATUR REUNION RUN (JV Only) JOE WHEELER PARK 

13-Oct RICK NEIL INVITATIONAL LEWISVILLE 

25-Oct DISTRICT (THURSDAY - AM) JOE WHEELER PARK 

3-Nov REGIONALS VANDERGRIFF PARK 

10-Nov STATE ROUND ROCK 

SISD Football 

2012 VARSITY FOOTBALL 

Revised-5-2-2012 

Aug. 17 (Friday) Springtown (Scrimmage) Away 8:00 P.M. 

Aug. 23 (Thurs.) Castleberry (Scrimmage) VARSITY Home 8:00 P.M. 

Aug. 31 Dallas Madison Home 7:30 

Sept. 7 Liberty Christian Away 7:30 

Sept. 14 Pilot Point Away 7:30 

Sept. 21 Boyd# Home 7:30 

Sept. 28 Aubrey Home 7:30 

Oct. 4 (Thurs.) Frisco Lonestar Away (FC Dallas Stadium) 7:00 

Oct. 12 OPEN 

Oct. 19 Gainesville* Home 7:30 

Oct. 26 Krum* Away 7:30 

Nov. 2 Bridgeport*^ Home 7:30 

Nov. 9 Decatur* Away 7:30 

district games-* 

homecoming-# 

senior night-^ 

9 th GRADE/JUNIOR VARSITY 

Aug. 17 (Friday) Springtown 9 th , JV Away 6:30 P.M. (Scrimmage) 

Aug. 23 (Thurs.) Castleberry 9 th , JV Home 6:30 P.M. (Scrimmage) 

Aug. 30 Dallas Madison 9 th Away 5:00 JV Away 6:30 

Sept. 6 Liberty Christian 9 th Home 5:00 JV Home 6:30 

Sept. 13 Open/JV Pilot Point 9 th Home 5:00 JV Home 6:30 

Sept. 20 Boyd 9 th Away 5:00 JV Away 6:30 

Sept. 27 Aubrey 9 th Away 5:00 JV Away 6:30 

Oct. 5 (Friday) Frisco Lonestar 9 th Home 5:00 JV Home 6:30 

Oct. 11 OPEN 

Oct. 18 Gainesville 9 th Away 5:00 JV Away 6:30 

Oct. 25 Krum 9 th Home 5:00 JV Home 6:30 

Nov. 1 Bridgeport 9 th Away 5:00 JV Away 6:30 

Nov. 8 Decatur 9 th Home 5:00 JV Home 6:30 

MIDDLE SCHOOL 

Sept. 13 Pilot Point 7B, 7A Away 4:00 8B, 8A Away 6:30 

Sept. 20 Grapevine Faith/Boyd 7B, 8B Home 4:00 7A, 8A Home 6:30 

Sept. 27 Aubrey 7B, 7A Home 4:00 8B, 8A Home 6:30 

Oct. 2 (Tuesday) Celina 7B, 7A Home 4:00 8B, 8A Home 6:30 

Oct. 11 Argyle 7B, 7A Away 4:00 8B, 8A Away 6:30 

Oct. 18 Gainesville 7B, 7A Home 4:00 8B, 8A Home 6:30 

Oct. 25 Krum 7B, 7A Away 4:00 8B, 8A Away 6:30 

Nov. 1 Bridgeport 7B, 7A Home 4:00 8B, 8A Home 6:30 

Nov. 8 Decatur 7B, 7A Away 4:00 8B, 8A Away 6:30 

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Fri., Aug. 17 Van Alstyne Van Alstyne 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Sat., Aug. 18 Collin County Spike Fest Anna/Melissa TBA Varsity 

Sat., Aug. 18 Nocona Tournament Nocona TBA JVG/JVP 

Tues., Aug. 21 Lake Dallas Lake Dallas 5:00/5:00/4:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Tues., Aug. 21 Venus Lake Dallas 6:00/6:00/5:30 JVG/JVP/V 

Fri., Aug. 24 Prosper Tournament Prosper TBA Varsity 

Sat., Aug. 25 Prosper Tournament Prosper TBA Varsity 

SHS Volleyball 


Tues., Aug. 28 Nocona Nocona 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Fri., Aug. 31 Princeton Home 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVP 

Tues., Sept. 4 Whitesboro Home 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Thurs., Sept. 6 Nocona Tournament Nocona TBA Varsity 

Fri., Sept. 7 Aubrey Aubrey 4:30/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVP 

Sat., Sept. 8 Nocona Tournament Nocona TBA Varsity 

Tues., Sept. 11 CCA Home 5:00 Varsity 

Fri., Sept. 14 Anna Anna 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVP 

Sat., Sept. 15 Princeton Tournament Princeton TBA JVG/JVP 

Tues., Sept. 18 Melissa Home 5:00/6:00 JV/V 

Fri., Sept. 21 Decatur Home 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVP 

Tues., Sept. 25 Canyon Creek Christian Academy Richardson 6:00 Varisty 

Fri., Sept. 28 Krum Home 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVP 

Tues., Oct. 2 Gainesville Gainesville 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Fri., Oct. 5 *Bridgeport Home 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVP 

Tues., Oct. 9 Decatur Decatur 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Fri., Oct. 12 Open 

Tues., Oct. 16 Krum Krum 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Fri., Oct. 19 *Gainesville Home 5:00/6:00/7:00 V/JVG/JVP 

Tues., Oct. 23 Bridgeport Bridgeport 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/V 

Head Coach: Tammy Niemczyk 

Girls Coordinator: Jack Armstrong 

Assistant Coaches: Jae McMinn, Larry Nini, 

Athletic Director: Chuck Galbreath 

Tracy Sykes, Adrienne Simpson 

Principal: Shannon Saylor 

Superintendent: Kent Crutsinger 

Sanger Middle School 

VOLLEYBALL 

2012 

* Denotes: Middle School Night (Oct. 5) and Senior Night (Oct. 19) 

SMS Volleyball 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Football 

 

 

2012 TYFL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 

Week 1 - Sept. 1, 2012 

 

 

1ST/2ND GRADE LOCATION 

- BONHAM 

WEEK 1 - SEPTEMBER 1ST 

1ST - 4TH GRADE - ANNA 

 

Visitor Home Visitor Home 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WEEK 2 - SEPTEMBER 8TH 

1ST/2ND GRADE LOCATION - 

1ST - 4TH GRADE - MELISSA 

 

Visitor Home 1ST/2ND GRADE VisitorLOCATION - BONHAM Home 

9:00AM VS 9:00AM BONHAM Visitor1/2 VS SHERMAN Home 1/2 

10:30AM VS 10:30AM 9:00AM McKinney CELINA Cowboys 1/2 2 VS SHERMAN 1/2 2 

 

12:00PM VS 10:30AM 12:00PM PILOT CELINA POINT 3/4 2 VS BONHAM SHERMAN 3/4 2 

1:30PM VS 12:00PM 1:30PM SANGER VA 3/4 1/2 VS CELINA MELISSA 1/24 

 

3:00PM VS 3:00PM 1:30PM VA 1/2 VS BONHAM SANGER 1/2 

 

 

 

4:30PM 

6:00PM 

7:30PM 

VS 

VS 

VS 

4:30PM 3:00PM 

6:00PM 4:30PM 

7:30PM 

SHERMAN VA 3/4 3 

SHERMAN 46 GUNTER 3 

VS VS VS 

BONHAM SANGER 3/4 3 

BONHAM SANGER 46 

MELISSA 3 

 

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WEEK 1 - SEPTEMBER 1ST 

1ST/2ND WEEK 3 GRADE - SEPTEMBER LOCATION 15TH - 

1ST/2ND GRADE LOCATION - BONHAM 

1ST/2ND - 4TH 

GRADE GRADE LOCATION - ANNA 

- 

5TH/6TH 1ST GRADE - 4TH Visitor - GRADE MELISSA - SHERMAN Home 

Visitor Home Visitor 9:00AM 

VS 

 

Home Visitor Home 

10:30AM 

 

9:00AM VS 9:00AM CELINA 1/2 VS BONHAM 1/2 

10:30AM 

VS 10:30AM 12:00PM VA 1/2 VS SHERMAN 1/2 

 

 

12:00PM 

1:30PM 

VS 

VS 

12:00PM 1:30PM 

1:30PM 3:00PM 

VA 3/4 

MELISSA 4 

VS VS ANNA 3/4 

SANGER 4 

3:00PM VS 3:00PM 4:30PM MELISSA 3 VS SHERMAN 3 

 

4:30PM VS 4:30PM 6:00PM SANGER 1/2 VS SHERMAN 2 

 

6:00PM CELINA 3/4 VS VS ANNA 3/4 6:00PM 7:30PM BONHAM ANNA 5/6 3/4 VS VS SHERMAN MELISSA 5/6 4 

 

7:30PM 

VS 



1ST - 4TH GRADE - MELISSA 

5TH/6TH GRADE Celina 3/4 - ANNA BYE 

Visitor Home Visitor Home 1ST/2ND WEEK Visitor 4 GRADE - SEPTEMBER LOCATION 22ND Home - 


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2012 TYFL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 

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5TH/6TH GRADE - SANGER 

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10:30AM VS 10:30AM VA 1/2 VS BONHAM LADY 1/2 INDIANS! 10:30AM CELINA 6 VS GUNTER 5/6 

12:00PM VS 12:00PM MELISSA 4 VS BONHAM 3/4 12:00PM PILOT POINT 6 VS BONHAM 6 

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10:30AM PILOT POINT 2 VS SHERMAN 2 10:30AM SANGER 3 VS GUNTER 3 

12:00PM SANGER 1/2 VS CELINA 1/2 12:00PM POTTSBORO 6 VS GUNTER 5/6 

1:30PM VA 1/2 VS BONHAM 1/2 1:30PM SANGER 4 VS MELISSA 4 

3:00PM VA 3/4 VS BONHAM 3/4 3:00PM PILOT POINT 3 VS MELISSA 3 

4:30PM SHERMAN 6 VS BONHAM 6 4:30PM PILOT POINT 4 VS SHERMAN 4 

6:00PM CELINA 3/4 VS ANNA 3/4 

2012 TYFL FOOTBAL 

9:00AM McKinney Cowboys 2 VS SHERMAN 1/2 9:00AM McKinney Bulldogs 3 VS SHERMAN 3 9:00AM PILOT POINT 5 VS VA 5 

10:30AM PILOT POINT 2 VS SHERMAN 2 10:30AM SANGER 3 VS GUNTER 3 10:30AM PILOT POINT 6 VS VA 6 

12:00PM SANGER 1/2 VS CELINA 1/2 12:00PM POTTSBORO 6 VS GUNTER 5/6 12:00PM BONHAM 5/6 VS SANGER 5/6 

1:30PM VA 1/2 VS BONHAM 1/2 1:30PM SANGER 4 VS MELISSA 4 1:30PM CELINA 6 VS SANGER 6 

3:00PM VA 3/4 VS BONHAM 3/4 3:00PM PILOT POINT 3 VS MELISSA 3 3:00PM CELINA 5/6 VS SANGER 5 (K) 

4:30PM SHERMAN 6 VS BONHAM 6 4:30PM PILOT POINT 4 VS SHERMAN 4 4:30PM SHERMAN 5 VS SANGER 5 (B) 

9:00AM VS 9:00AM BONHAM 1/2 VS SHERMAN 1/2 9:00AM BONHAM 6 VS MELISSA 5/6 

10:30AM VS 10:30AM CELINA 1/2 VS SHERMAN 2 10:30AM BONHAM 5/6 VS SANGER 5/6 

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Home Opener 

Brandon Mann Wyatt Broxson Brice Escobedo Derek Shelby 

2012 SHS Varsity Football Roster 

Sanger hosts Dallas 

Madison on Friday 

The Indians open 2012 

football this week against 

Dallas Madison. The JV 

and freshman play on Thursday 

(See schedule on page 

11). The varsity hosts Dallas 

Madison on Friday night at 

7:30 p.m. 

Sanger is rebuilding after 

consecutive 9-2 seasons the 

past two years. The Indians 

currently have zero returning 

starters on offense and four 

returning starters on defense. 

Kyle Scheffler, Sanger’s only 

returning offensive starter, 

should return at some point 

this season to play on the 

offensive line. He is injured 

right now. 

Sanger will be playing a 

lot of young players mixed 

with a few seniors. The de- 

2012 SANGER INDIANS FOR IMMEDIATE VARSITY RELEASE: ROSTER Sanger News 

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1 CONNOR MARTIN WR/DB 5’10 160 SR 

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position. Sanger has some 

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6 KION EVANS SB/DB 5’7 150 JR 

7 TED WISDOM PUNTER 6’0 160 JR 

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11 BRENNAN BLOOM WR/DB 6’1 170 JR 

12 CODY SAMPLEY TE/DE 6’1 190 SR 

13 TANNER THOMAS WR/DB 6’1 170 JR 

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15 DAVID BIBB TE/LB 6’2 185 SO 

17 MICHAEL SWANSON WR/DB 6’0 150 SR 

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18 BRANDON MANN QB/LB 6’1 205 SO 

20 MICHAEL PAGE WR/DB 6’1 185 SR 

21 TYLER KRAHL TE/DE 6’2 190 JR 

22 BRICE ESCOBEDO TB/LB 5’11 190 SR 

24 DEREK SHELBY RB/DE 6’0 190 JR 

25 KYLE LINK SB/DB 5’9 160 SO 

30 LOGAN REEDY WR/DB 5’10 160 SR 

35 ANDREW MARTINEZ SB/DB 5’8 150 SR 

36 DEVIN TEETERS SB/DB 5’10 180 SR 

41 WILL CARTER SB/LB 5’7 150 JR 

50 DYLAN CLAYTOR OL/DE 6’2 220 JR 

51 COLLIN JONES OL/LB 5’10 190 SO 

52 AUSTEN LANGE OL/LB 6’0 205 SO 

53 JACOBI VERDIN OL/LB 5’8 170 JR 

54 BRANDON GEHRKE OL/DE 8’11 210 SO 

55 BRANCE WATTS OL/DT 6’3 250 SO 

56 BEN WILLIAMS OL/DT 5’8 170 SR 

58 ANDREW BRADLEY OL/DT 6’0 190 SR 

59 KYLE JOHNSON PK 6’0 180 JR 

60 JACOB ANDERSON OL/DL 6’0 200 SR 

62 MAX CHICK OL/DL 6’0 215 SR 

64 KYLE SCHEFFLER OL/DL 6’0 260 JR 

70 ALBERT SANCHEZ OL/DL 6’1 265 JR 

71 COLBY ROBARE OL/DL 6’0 250 SR 

72 DANIEL KENNEDY OL/DL 6’0 220 SR 

75 HAYES ADAMS OL/DL 6’0 190 JR 

76 CLAY WORTHEY OL/DE 6’4 220 SO 

77 ZACK MORRIS OL/DL 6’5 240 SO 

SUPT: KENT CRUTSINGER 

DEPUTY SUPT: ERIC BEAM 

PRINCIPAL: SHANNON SAYLOR 

ASST. PRINCIPAL: ALLEN WILLIAMS 

ATH. DIRECTOR/HEAD FOOTBALL COACH: CHUCK GALBREATH 

COACHING STAFF: SCOTT HERMES , SCOTT LANGLEY, KEITH BARGER, JIM CAIN, RONNIE SHELBY, ADAM SHAW, 

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and as they gain experience 

Sanger hopes to become 

a potent offensive football 

team. Sanger will use a two 

quarterback system featuring 

a tall, speedy Wyatt Broxson 

and a powerful, strong 

armed Brandon Mann. Both 

quarterbacks have talents 

that will be implemented in 

this offense. Derek Shelby 

will play running back and 

he has good speed, quickness 

and has the ability to run 

through tacklers as well. 

The Indians have done 

well in their two scrimmages 

against Springtown and Ft. 

Worth Castleberry, but they 

have a big test against Dallas 

Madison, who is a preseason 

favorite to win District 

11-3A with Ferris, Dallas 

Roosevelt, Dallas Wilmer-Hutchins. 

Dallas Prime 

Prep Academy, started by 

Deon Sanders, is in their district, 

but won’t field a varsity 

team this year. 

Madison is a team with 

very good speed and talent. 

Madison was a 7-4 playoff 

team in 2011 and 5-0 in district 

play. Madison is a spread 

team on offense and will use 

four wide receivers most of 

the time. Their quarterback, 

#12 Randall Johnson, is 

6’2” and throws the ball very 

well. He has several good receivers 

but #7 Derrick Smith 

seems to be his favorite target. 

He is also 6’2” and has 

great speed and good hands 

to go with his speed. 

They use two different 

types of running backs. Trey 

Gardener is 5’6” but is very 

quick and slippery. They 

will also use their MLB, #3 

Oshea White at running 

back. He is 5’11” 225 and 

is a true power back. Madison 

is playing an even front, 

4-3 defense this year. They 

have great size up front and 

a speedy secondary. They 

have a very talented defensive 

end in #11 Anthony 

Davis but the best player 

seems to be MLB, White. 

“Our team is obviously 

not only young but has a 

very limited amount of varsity 

experience,”said Sanger 

head coach Chuck Galbreath. 

“Most of our players 

either played on the 9th, 

JV or had limited varsity 

playing time last season. 

“With that said we 

are having great practices 

and the expectation for 

prove every week to make 

this happen but these kids 

and coaches expect to be a 

playoff team and are working 

every day to make this 

happen. We are excited to 

get the season started and to 

see how we stack up against 

a talented Madison team.” 

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Sanger Weekly Police Report 

The Sanger Police Department responded to the following 

calls for service during the period of August 13-18, 2012. 

Monday, August 13 

- 700 blk LaPaloma - welfare concern 

- FM 1173 - assist Sheriff’s Department with welfare concern. A 

motorist stated he passed a vehicle parked on the shoulder of the 

roadway and a person was laying in the ditch. Officer checked the 

area. 

- 7th St - disturbance. Male and female arguing. 

- Bolivar @ 5th - suspicious persons. Subjects were riding bike in 

park. 

- 400 blk Bolivar - report of subject watching complainant close 

his store. Officer located vehicle with no one in or around it. Officer 

checked business, which was secure. 

- 2000 blk Duck Creek - disturbance. Report of male subject kicking 

in bedroom door when wife couldn’t come out. Officer spoke 

with both parties. Complainant wanted husband to leave. No assault 

occurred. 

- 150 blk Prairie - report that brother hit complainant. Officer 

spoke with both parties. Male subject stated he and complainant 

had shoving match due to words between parties. 

- 7th @ Elm - complainant had questions over who to contact to 

give information on possible drug house. 

- 200 blk Bolivar - motorist assist. Vehicle stuck in park. 

- I-35 @ 481 - road hazard. Couch in roadway. 

- Station - subject had questions about rental property and wanted 

to speak with code enforcement officer. 

- 8th St - complainant upset that someone cut the tree on her side 

of the fence. Officer spoke with all parties. 

- 800 blk Plum - subject’s friend was moving out and subject was 

concerned friend’s boyfriend may come home and start problems 

with them. Subject just wanted officers to know what was going 

on. 

- 120 blk Prairie - open door. No one inside. House vandalized. 

Male walking away from location stated he saw the door open and 

walked up to see what the house looked like. Saw broken glass and 

left. Said he was walking his dog. 

- 7th St - subject cut himself and ran towards business with a 

knife. Located subject, who had minor cuts on his arm and no 

knife. Subject said he did tell his wife he was going to kill himself. 

Subject told EMS he was okay and did not want to hurt himself. 

Subject had been drinking. For his safety subject was arrested for 4 

outstanding warrants. 

- Southmeadow - pick up cat in trap. Taken to shelter. 

- 100 blk Shady Grove - three dogs abandoned. Two dogs loose, 

one caught and taken to shelter. Mastiff is in fenced-in yard. Left 

card at residence and office. Will check back later. 

- 2000 Benjiman - picked up cat in trap. Taken to shelter. 

- 200 blk Pecan - report that people moved out and left cat. Animal 

Control checked area and were unable to locate a cat. Spoke 

with neighbor who advised he hasn’t seen a cat either. 

- 400 blk Pecan - dogs from neighborhood were out. Ran back into 

backyard and ACO secured the gate. 

Tuesday, August 14 

- 800 blk Mesa - report of two solicitors selling without permit. 

Officer located subjects and issued citations. 

- 400 blk Chapman - report of male subject sitting outside location. 

Officer spoke with subject. 

- 4000 blk Windmill - report of two sisters arguing. Officer spoke 

with complainant, who stated her sister lives nearby and came over 

and was yelling at complainant. Officer spoke with other sister, 

who stated they were arguing over an agreement. One female arrested 

for warrant. Complainant wanted sister trespassed from her 

residence. 

- Various locations - close patrol. Check locations. 

- Elm St - report that subject told friend ‘give me a last hug,’ and 

then left. Officer located subject. All okay. Subject did not want 

EMS. 

- 800 blk Utility Rd - alarm. Officer checked building. 

- 100 blk Colonial Heights - solicitor complaint. Subjects reportedly 

knocked on complainant’s door and opened the door before 

he answered. Officer located solicitors on Keaton. Subjects stated 

that when they knocked, the door opened. 

- I-35 - hit and run. Vehicle hit complainant while traveling northbound 

on I-35 just north of FM 455, causing damage to complainant’s 

vehicle. Trooper stopped actor’s vehicle and driver arrested 

for DWI. 

- 5th @ Bolivar - dog at large. 

- 2200 blk Stemmons - loose livestock. 

- 110 blk Southmeadow - picked up cat. Taken to shelter. 

- 620 blk Stemmons - stray dog picked up and taken to shelter. 

Wednesday, August 15 

- Pecan St - officer assisted EMS with subject who overdosed. 

Subject transported to hospital by Sanger EMS. 

- 11500 blk Marion - report of several subjects running in and out 

of residence. Subjects were having a disagreement with another 

group of people. 

- 4th St - female cut her wrist and called 911 to report it. Officer 

made contact with subject, who was transported to hospital by 

EMS. 

- 2000 blk Chapman - report of people entering location and removing 

items. Officer checked area and there was a broken back 

window. Officer placed police line at scene. 

- 400 blk Union Hill - officer served warrant for probation violation. 

- Various - close patrol. 

- 500 blk Stemmons - ex-employee has for past two days returned 

to company. Officer went to residence and advised him not to return 

to the property. 

- I-35 @ 482 - motorist assist. 

- Walnut St - suicidal subject. Back door unlocked. Located subject 

on the roof of neighboring home. Mother transported subject 

to hospital for voluntary examination. 

- 2000 blk Brook - dog bite. 

- 11500 blk Marion - met with owner of dog involved in dog bite. 

Dog quarantined. 

- 100 blk Carolyn - report of gunshots. Resident was throwing 

golf ball against wooden fence, making the sound. Officer advised 

them to keep the noise down. 

Thursday, August 16 

- Austin St - close patrol. Possible drug traffic. 

- 2000 blk Chapman - follow-up on location. Police tape still on 

door. Officer tried to contact homeowner to secure the house. 

- 800 blk 2nd - possible tampering with electric meter. Turned out 

to be faulty equipment. 

- 600 blk Second - traffic control for demolition of grain silo. 

Cobblestone 

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Several vehicles broken into 

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By ROGER BALLAS 

Sanger News staff writer 

SANGER -- More than 16 residents woke up last Friday 

morning to find their vehicles broken into, according to Sanger 

Police Department Detective Jonathan Perkins. 

Hard hit in the city were Heritage West neighborhood on 

Sante Fe and Good Night streets. Laney street off of Keaton 

Road. SouthPark and Deer Run behind Hunter’s Convenient 

Store and Diane Drive street. Owners reported that they found 

windows smashed and items from inside taken. 

Perkins said the burglaries to motor vehicles continue being 

investigated by him and other members of the department. They 

plan to review store videos from businesses in Denton and Fort 

Worth where credit cards taken from inside a number of the vehicles 

were used. 

Among items stolen were computers, business documents, 

check books, credit cards and other personal identifications. 

“Don’t leave vehicles unlocked and don’t leave valuables in your 

car,” warned Perkins. 

“I was stupid,” remarked a Heritage West resident who had 

left her purse in her car. “Before I could cancel my cards, they had 

already used them.” 

Burglars popped out windows by prying them out, theorized 

Perkins. While reports are still being gathered, police have yet to 

make an arrest. 

Perkins said everyone should keep lists of serial numbers 

and other identifying marks. He suggested residents visit www. 

leadsonline.com and go to a link under services. 

He said the department uses the site to check pawnshop 

items in case where they could be listed as stolen. On the site, 

residents can list the serial numbers of property and in the event 

it is stolen, they can report it and police have a better chance of 

recovering items. 

Meanwhile, as victims wait to recover stolen articles, police 

work to find the culprits. 

The 

thiefs 

pryed 

out the 

window 

on this 

vehicle 

at 

Heritage 

West. 

- 600 blk Stemmons - served warrant for parole revocation. 

- 500 blk Rising Star - driver spun out in yard in a pickup. Estimated 

damage of $1500. 

- 5th St - abandoned vehicle. Driver advised he would return 

during daylight to retrieve. 

- I-35 @ 455 - motorist assist. Gave vehicle a jump. 

- I-35 @ 475 - reckless driver. Driver advised he was trying to get 

away from another vehicle that would not let him pass. 

- 5th @ Freese - vehicle ran off the road. 

- 11500 blk Marion - complainant found 4-year-old child on her 

porch. Officer located child’s mother. Child released to mother. 

CPS to be notified. 

- FM 2450 @ Michael - assist DPS with accident. 

- I-35 @ 481 - suspicious person walking on service road. 

- 300 blk Deer Run - ACO set trap for skunk. 

- 110 blk Prairie - pick up baby raccoon. 

- 500 blk Bolivar - pick up dead snake. 

- Southmeadow - pick up cat in trap. Cat taken to shelter. 

- 1000 blk Church - report of snake in house. 

- 9th @ Bolivar - yellow Lab and Chihuahua at large. ACO picked 

up Chihuahua. 

Friday, August 17 

- Station - officer spoke with complainant who stated he was supposed 

to pick up his kids in Sanger from his ex-wife. Complainant 

advised the kids are in Oklahoma and he does not have an address. 

- 3000 blk Lakeside - officer was waved down by complainant 

who advised vehicles are driving recklessly and running stop signs 

in the area. 

- 800 blk Stemmons - report of an intoxicated male subject yelling 

at store employees. 

- 1000 blk pecan - report of injured cat at location. 

- I-35 service road - tractor trailer too tall to go under overpass. 

Officer ran traffic control so trailer could get back on roadway. 

- 400 blk Chapman - alarm. All okay. Alarm accidentally set off. 

- 100 blk Indian - deliver court summons to employee. 

- 290 blk Indian - deliver court summons to employee. 

- 2000 blk Laney - deliver court summons. 

- 900 blk Chapman - vehicle parked in handicap parking. Vehicle 

gone upon arrival. 

- 400 blk Chapman - vehicle pulled gas hose off pump, causing 

damage to pump. Clerk advised the vehicle was a Mercedes SUV. 

- Station - meet complainant by phone who was concerned his 

son may cause problems and wanted to know how he could make 

him move out. Officer advised he would have to evict him. 

- Station - meet complainant by phone who had questions about 

her grandson sneaking girls in his bedroom at night. 

- Station - meet subject by phone who wanted to track a phone to 

try to locate his wife and 6-year-old daughter. Officer contacted 

complainant and subject. 

- 500 blk Stemmons - report that subject quit his job because complainant 

was promoted and that subject drives by and honks and 

swerves at complainant. Written statement taken. 


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Sanger Courier 

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Installation of Attic Fans, 

equal opportunity 

trundle bet and lots of Golden Retriever rent: 708 8th Street, downtown Sanger office 

building. Call Completely Local. 

Maintenance, Barber Shop In- 

Completely Green. 

Lee’s Old Time 

Master Plumber #M-20028. 

General Deck 

employer. 

miscellaneous. puppies. 4 male, 1 female. 

6 weeks old. TX. Call 214-908- 2000 sq. ft. 940-458-3725. 4 BR or 3 BR 

Suite A & B, Sanger, 

*__________________ 

Plumbing Experience required 

$10 per hour 

In Sanger 

New Home on 1 acre 

__________________ 

Licensed 10% Off First and Month. Insured. Home 25 Repair terior and Specialize Exterior in Painting, 

of Tile, and Roofing mens haircuts. and 

seniors 

Is Building 

4 miles N of Sanger. 

Have shots. Call 940- 4773. w/ office, ______________________________________ 

2 Full Baths, 

years Call Luke experience. for a Free Installation 

Reasonable 

rates, free estimates. 

A Strong Team 

* HVAC Housekeepers Experience required* 

Teams 

Wanted __________________ 

Call 214-704-5444 Laundry rm, 2 car garage 

General 

Pets 

600-7075. $65,000. __________________ Wood Burning RV and Fireplace, Boat Storage 

Enclosed Units, 940-206-4404 

Estimate. 

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For Rent: 2/1 

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Sanger resident. Wednesdays. Call Downtown 

Sanger. 940- 

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Experience FT/PT. Must 

Crane Maintenance 

Apply Online at 

Classified ads for mobile home. plus Krum a 400 Covered sq. ft. brick Units shop and ____________________ Maintenance, 

sangerplumbing.com. MasterCard 

& Visa accepted. 

442-8380. 

Interior and Exterior 

Free to good __________________ 

homes: Pembroke 

Checks Welsh Wanted: Corgies. Cattle One leas- 

a www.richesondq.com 

plus 

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rates. Krum, 

Company Painting, Tile, ____________________ 

in Picker’s Music 

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382-8333. 

have car and phone. Background Pets are FREE in the care included. 6x8 

* Must have own hand & Drug Screens 

an established, kid-friendly 

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Drivers paid mileage. 

4-year-old es. red Large and and white small. 

Sanger Courier. storage shed, TX. 940-390-9574. Guitars, Amps Roofing and Fences. Aunt Polly’s 

tools 

Administered 

cul-de-sac neighborhood 

Yudith Cleaning Service Free Estimates. Maid In America 

Apply at 401 S. Locust, 

Suite 105-A, 

corgi male Fence with registration 

and water a 

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For 

ad 

Rent 

(with covered carport. No F1/tfn 

& More. 

Cleaning Service 

must. Some fence repair 

possible. Call 

papers. One male corgi photo pets, no smoking. in NW Krum. Brand new 

House 1106 N. Cleaning, Stemmons Windows. Call: 940.243.8164. Clean 

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if you have 

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40 Denton hours TX. per Call first. week. CLASSIFIEDS 

Competitive 

(641) 715-3900, pay. Excellent ext. ben- 

940-368-1400. 

pup tri, 7 one) to: sanger courier@ 

earthlink.net or per month. Call breakfast 940- bar in kitchen. 

$550 deposit, carpet $550 and fresh paint, 

References Fwy., Sanger TX. in Sanger. 940-442-8380 Homes, Apartments House and office. & 

weeks old. One Facility for rent: Need a 

JUST $6 PER red WEEK! and white Blanca 940-458-2002 Hernandez. ____________________ 

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efits. 83110 

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reception or reunion? 

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call 940-458-7429. 368-9998. Refrigerator Real provided Estate 

pup, 7 weeks 

if 940-368-6412 

442-9511, 940-442-8380. 

Full Service Plumbing Cleaning. available. 

Contact __________________ 

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old. Call 940- 

Mike Lee at sangercourier 

940- 

__________________ __________________ needed. Ceiling fans in M-Sat 10-6, Sun 1-5 Master Plumber, 

Email: yudithcleaningservices@yahoo.com 

TexasMaidInAmerica.com 

M-20028 Sanger resident. 

395-6524. Sanger. 

__________________ 

686-6000. mlee@staleysteel.com 

for Ray 

2 BR fixer-upper on 

@earthlink.net 

Large building with beautiful 

view of Lake 

Office Warehouse every room. Outdoor pets ____________________ Licensed ––––––––––––––––––––– 

and Ask for Paula High: 

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lease. okay. 1400sf. $1,375 per month Paint, Patch, Powerwash Insured, 

972-953-7778 

FREE: We need homes for Roberts. 

3.83 acres. Many 

For Rent Very reasonable Garbage, water included. 

$595 a month 

Painting, Sheetrock reasonable rates, 

Maid in America 

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& Handyman Services 

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with $1,375 out-buildings. security SISD deposit. 

Verifiable $84950 

25 yrs experience, ____________________ 

several dwarf hamsters. 

Lee’s Barber Shop, City downtown 

on the square in 

2/2 house on 3/4 of 

of Gainesville 

rates. Call 940-458-2862 

__________________ 

You’ll need to have or get a 

rental and 

or 940-368-4382. and $595 deposit. 

Patching, Deck Staining, 

Floor Coverings, 940-231-2598 Owned & Operated 

free estimates. 14 years Family 

Job Announcement 

cage. Please call 940-458- 

940-390-9574. employment history required. 

Preferably 

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Sanger. Senior discounts 

an acre $825.00 

___________________ 

5 acres 

1 

with 

year 

all 

of etc. Free estimates. sangerplumbing.com • Clean Homes & 

The City of Gainesville is accepting 1940. applications Sanger. for a regular full For month, Rent: $825.00 3/2/2 with nice 

utilities. SISD. 

on Wednesdays. Help 

For Rent: each minimum. 3 Less than (817) 939-9511 or MasterCard & Visa accepted Small Offices 

time HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR ––––––––––––––––––––– 

in the Solid Waste division 

of the General Services Department. Classified Qualifications ads for include: lost, school. water and $1200 garbage per month. 

maids 

outdoor deposit, Krum patio. ISD, Close to 

$63000. 

wanted. Call 940-382- 

bedroom, 1.5 perfect bathcredit is okay if employment 

New 

cell (940) 597-7161 ____________________ • Background ck. on 

8333. two years of work experience operating 

in town, Sanger. 

found, various or equipment free pets and one are 

and No owner rental financing. history 

Call included 214-968-1615. 

in rent. Call 

ONLINE 

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year of supervisory skills over Solid FREE Waste Crews; in the education Sanger equivalent 

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

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Busy Sanger salon looking 

per month. Call 6 month 940- or Kepple 1 year Properties lease Equine Boarding JUST $6 PER WEEK! 

Topsoil - Sand - Gravel 

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TexasMaidin 

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for lease. 1118 Marion ___________________ 

Dump Custom Packages Truck - BOTH Tractor SANGER & work 

and Care 

OR, JUST $10 FOR 

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provided. Call 940- 

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more information Jim Kepple and to 

• Bonded • Insured 

within 90 days of employment. 

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Road, Sanger. 2 bedroom, Facility For Rent: 

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KRUM. 

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Driveways - Lawns - Drainage 

party, wedding to view, reception 

or reunion? or e-mail at: crofts97376@ Cell 817-403-5988 @earthlink.net Alvord, 

call 

Amy 

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Scott broker 

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ext. 83110 

SANGER at NEWS the City of $500 W/D hookup deposit. and ap-Calpliances. Britton St. Large building mypacks.net with 

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Lot for sale in 

(South Entrance), Gainesville, TX 76240 or visit our website at Apartments. Constructed 

in 2003. Un- 

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beautiful view of Lake Krum City limits – 

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a completed 

Ray Roberts. Very .20 acre lot on 

practice. application. Vet Position practice is open experience 

required. Please fax 

Enclosed Call 940-727-9379. Units, Covered 

until filled. 

RV and Boat Storage. 

940-458-8515 der new ownership. reasonable rates. 2/2 Call mobile Jackson home. St.—ready $625 

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Auction 

Office Warehouse for 

lease. 1400sf. Garbage, 

Now Saturday, Taking March Applications 

3rd, 10AM 

FENCE SANGER NEWS PIPE AND SUPPLIES 

water included. $595 per 

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Equal Housing Opportunity 

Legal Notices 

CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS 

Lessons For Sale For Rent Services 

USDA 

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 core. 

All interested citizens and property owners are hereby notified of 

their right to appear and be heard on the matter. 

Tami Taber 

City Secretary, City of Sanger 

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Local DQs add vintage 

Orange Julius beverages 

The Sanger Dairy 

Queen store is among the 

first in a new wave of installations 

in the State to 

install new equipment to 

produce Orange Julius beverage 

products at Dairy 

Queen and thus include a 

product that for a long time 

was available only in a freestanding 

Orange Julius facility. 

Re-introduction to the 

86-year-old formula product 

is ongoing throughout 

area DQs owned by TheRichesonGroup. 

Originally, 

back in 1929, an orange 

juice stand owned by Julius 

Freed collaborated with real 

estate developer Bill Hamlin 

to develop this frothy, 

creamy product, and people 

lined up at the free-standing 

West-Nile 

(Continued from pg. 1) 

The declaration of a 

Health Emergency will allow 

the County to request 

State and Federal resources. 

However, as in Dallas 

County, the municipalities 

in Denton County will determine 

whether they wish 

to be included in the spraying. 

Prompt response from 

the municipalities will be 

encouraged to enable optimal 

use of the aerial spray 

resource. The City of 

Denton declined the aerial 

spraying. Sanger city officials 

met this week. 

On Monday, August 

27, 2012 the Sanger City 

Council met in emergency 

session and opted in to aerial 

spraying. This means that 

the City of Sanger will be 

included in the aerial spraying. 

Aerial spraying will 

begin Thursday, August 

30 and Friday, August 31 

between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. 

Each area will be sprayed 

twice. Denton County will 

be releasing more detail 

timeframes for future aerial 

spraying. Their website 

is listed at the end of this 

article, along with links to 

other helpful information. 

Aerial spraying is only 

a part of the City’s efforts 

to reduce the mosquito 

population. The City has 

been conducting ground 

spraying and treating stagnant 

water for mosquito 

larvae for several weeks. 

We are redoubling our efforts 

to treat stagnant water. 

Code enforcement will 

also be contacting homeowners 

with stagnant water 

on their property and 

offer to treat it as well. If 

you have stagnant water on 

your property the best solution 

is to remove the water 

by draining. If the water 

cannot be drained you can 

call public works 940-458- 

2571 and have it treated. 

Despite ongoing efforts, 

there have been at 

least two confirmed cases 

within the Sanger Zip 

Code and one inside the 

city limits. West Nile virus 

is a potentially serious 

virus that is transmitted by 

mosquitoes. Less than 1% 

of those infected with West 

Nile virus will experience 

the serious form of the illness 

(West Nile Neuroinvasive 

Disease). Serious 

symptoms include high fever, 

severe headache, neck 

stiffness, disorientation, 

tremors or convulsions, vision 

loss, muscle weakness, 

and numbness or paralysis. 

Residents experiencing any 

of these symptoms should 

immediately contact their 

health care provider. The 

elderly and individuals with 

store, demanding, “Give me 

an Orange, Julius!” Thus the 

new product was ordered as 

Orange Julius. Orange Julius 

was named the official 

drink of the 1946 New York 

World’s Fair, and in ensuing 

years became known 

with the slogan, “A Devilish 

Good Drink.” 

In 1987, the Orange 

Julius chain was bought by 

International Dairy Queen 

and in 1999 became part of 

Berkshire Hathaway, as part 

of its purchase of International 

Dairy Queen. 

The local Orange Julius 

menu will feature the Original 

Premium, in its primary 

flavor as well as Strawberry 

Banana, Mango Pineapple 

and Tripleberry, which will 

also be the flavors for the exciting 

new Smoothies, made 

with real fruit and yogurt. 

TheRichesonGroup is a 

53-store organization based 

in Graham, Texas, with 

stores in ten of the State’s 

18 Designated Marketing 

Areas. Annually it provides 

jobs for some 1,000 people, 

serves up a million pounds 

of potatoes, over a half million 

pounds of American 

beef and a half million gallons 

of soft serve dessert 

mix. 

“We are proud to bring 

Orange Julius products into 

our Dairy Queen operation, 

and thus include right in the 

midst of our full menu one 

of the long-esteemed frothy 

beverage favorites,” says 

Doris Richeson, Chairman 

of the Board. 

underlying medical conditions 

are known to be at an 

increased risk. The majority 

of serious WNV infections 

and deaths occur in persons 

over the age of 50. 

Around 20% of those 

bitten by a West Nile viruscarrying 

mosquito may experience 

mild symptoms 

(West Nile fever), such as fever, 

headache, nausea, body 

aches, swollen lymph nodes, 

and skin rash. Approximately 

80% of those bitten by an 

infected mosquito will not 

experience any symptoms. 

Mitigation efforts will 

not eliminate the threat of 

contracting West Nile virus. 

Your best protection is to 

follow the guidelines provided 

by the health department. 

These include: staying 

indoors from dusk till dawn, 

wearing long sleeves and 

pants, and using an insect 

repellent containing DEET 

if you are outside. The links 

below will provide additional 

information on West Nile 

and aerial spraying. 

www.sangertexas.org 

www.dentoncounty. 

com 

www.dentoncounty. 

com/heart/wnv Denton 

County Health Department 

Information on aerial 

spraying: 

http://www.dshs.state. 

tx.us/IDCU/disease/arboviral/westnile/AerialInsecticide.doc 

Police Report (Continued from pg. 14) 

American Family Chiropractic 

458-7760 

*Bulged/Herniated Disc 

*Sciatica 

*Headaches 

*Auto Injuries 

*Affordable Cash Prices! 

*Insurances Accepted 

Spinal Decompression 

Spinal Decompression Care 

Through the use of a gentle, computerized pumping 

action, your bulge or herniation is sucked back into 

the disc and off the nerve, resulting in pain relief and 

long term healing of the spine and helping to avoid 

surgeries or long term pain-killer dependency. 

FM 455 Just Past IGA 

* Back Pain * Neck Pain * Headaches 

* Pain in Legs & Arms * Muscle Spasms 

* Car Accidents * Sports Injuries 

Massage Therapy * Walk-ins welcome!! 

458-7760 

American 

Family 

Chiropractic 

Saturday, August 18 

- Freese @ Austin - report of male subject sitting in 

vehicle rolling a cigarette. Complainant stated subject 

entered passenger side of vehicle. Officer located 

subjects and searched vehicle. No drug paraphernalia 

located. 

- 200 blk Hillcrest - report of male subject arguing 

with complainant’s daughter. Officer located subject. 

No assault occurred. 

- Diane Dr - officer spoke with complainant who 

advised her husband stole her radio from their vehicle. 

Complainant had questions about her 

husband’s use of painkillers. 

- Station - sex offender registration. 

- Station - complainant found keys in roadway 

of FM 455 @ Marion. 

- 9th St - officer checked location. 

- 1000 blk Fifth - officer checked location. 

- 4th St - officer checked location. Someone 

moving in. 

- 4000 blk Windmill - screens removed from 

windows. Complainant advised nothing missing 

from residence. 

- I-35 @ 477 - one-vehicle accident. Vehicle 

hydroplaned and struck barrier. 

Norm Vincent 

D.C. 

1640 Chapman 

#300 


458-7760 

Homecoming (Continued from pg. 1) 

Vance Godbey’s of Ft 

Worth.The exes will have 

a choice of roast beef or 

chicken breast. The reservation 

fee of $15.00 per 

person includes an entrée, 

2 salads, vegetables, cheesecake, 

iced tea, coffee and 

lemonade. 

The parade is always 

a big draw for the week- 

end.. The theme this year 

is “Back to the Future”. 

Groups interested in having 

floats and other entries 

can find entry forms at 

any of the local banks and 

schools. There is no entry 

fee to enter the parade. 

The parade will start at 

10o’clock at Stephen Baker 

Field. All entries need to be 

there by 9o’clock to line up. 

Checks and reservations 

for the parade should 

be mailed to Sanger Ex Students’ 

Association, 4002 

Duck Creek Rd., Sanger, 

Texas 76266 or call (940) 

458-7526, or (940) 458- 

4851. 

Food Groups (Continued from pg. 7) 

on each of the five food 

groups: grains, vegetables, 

fruits, dairy, and proteins. 

Meilana will discuss how 

much we need each day, 

healthiest choices within the 

group, choices that might be 

less expensive, items in the 

food group that might be 

less familiar, and so on. 

The series is free, and 

940-458-0040 

Congratulations 

Seniors 2013! 

open to everyone interested 

in nutrition, kids or adults, 

whether you speak Spanish 

or English. To sign up for 

the Tuesday evening classes, 

or for more information, 

call 458-3257 or email the 

library library@sangertexas. 

org, or come by 501 Bolivar. 

Reservations are not required, 

but will help us have 

www.steverobinsonphotography.com 

enough literature and food 

samples. 

Meilana Charles estará 

enseñadonos como ahorrar 

dinero y comer alimentos 

mas sanos. Las clases son 

gratis y cada Martes comenzando 

Septiembre 11. 

Inscribase en la biblioteca o 

por email library@sangertexas.org. 

Back to School 

Time to book your Senior Portraits! 

Save 15% off any package 

shot before Oct. 1st. 2012 

412 Bolivar St. 

Sanger TX 76266 

High-risk pregnancies are our 

highest priority. 

Level III NICU 

At Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton, high-risk pregnancies 

are the highest priority for the experienced, dedicated and 

compassionate team of nurses, other caregivers, and obstetricians 

on the medical staff. The area’s only perinatologist, an obstetrician 

who specializes in care for moms and newborns at risk for 

complications, provides support and is a resource for the team. And 

with Denton’s only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, exceptional 

care is close to home. All of which makes Texas Health Denton the 

place to be when things don’t go as planned. 

1-877-THR-WELL 

TexasHealth.org/Denton-Women 

Doctors on the medical staff practice independently and are not employees or agents of the hospital. © 2012

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