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2 Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: sanger@lemonspublications.comOBITUARIESNov. 15, 1949 - Sept. 6, 2013Robert Michael (Bob) RyanRobert Michael (Bob) Ryan, 63, of Denton, passed away on Friday, Sept. 6, 2013 atDenton Regional Medical Center. He was born November 15, 1949 inDenton, TX to Shelton and Jean (Cothes) Ryan, He was a graduate ofDenton High School. He was employed as a Master Mechanic with theCBS Mechanical Services, Inc. of Denton. He served in the U. S. Navy.Mr. Ryan is survived by a daughter, Robin R. Wallace and husbandWilliam of Denton, son Shawn Ryan and and wife Brandy of Krum,brother Fred Ryan and wife Debbie of Sanger, and four grandchildren,Reannen and Haley Ryan, and Kyler and Corbin Daniels. He was precededin death by his parents and a sister Shelly Langley.Funeral services were held in the Chapel of Mulkey-Mason FuneralHome in Denton on Wednesday, September 11, 2013 at 10.00 a.m.with Rev. Sam Redfearn officiating. Burial followed in the Old Alton Cemetery of Denton.On line condolences may be left at www.mulkeymasondenton.com.Sept. 20, 1935 - Sept. 4, 2013Louise RichardsLouise Richards, 77, born September 20, 1935 to Fred and Louise Brown in Denton,Texas, went to be with her Lord and Savior on Wednesday, September4, 2013.Funeral services were held on Monday, Sept. 9, 2013 at 10:00a.m. in the Denton Funeral Home Chapel, officiated by Steve Byrd.Louise was a loving mother and “Mawmaw”; she will be dearlymissed by all those who loved and shared her life.She was preceded in death by her parents, her loving husband of38 years, Charles H. Richards and a number of brothers and sisters.Louise is survived by her five children: sons; Rickey Brown ofDenton, Charles (Bubba) Richards and wife, Melody, of Krum, TimRichards and wife, Wendy of Sanger, daughters; Pam Hankins andhusband, Wesley, of Westville Ok., and Rhonda Faulk and husband,Vince of Argyle, 16 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, sisters;Christine Richards and Shirley Hilburn and brothers; Fred Brown and Joe Brown.Jan. 6, 1921 - Sept. 3, 2013Glinn LanierGlinn Lanier, 92, of Sanger, went to be with his Lord and Savioron Tuesday, September 3, 2013 in Sanger, Texas. He was bornto George Lee and Martha (McFarlin) Lanier on January 6, 1921 inTemple, Texas.On May 24, 1942, he married Alma Louise Mask in Gainesville.Glinn served his country in the United States Air Force during WorldWar II. He was employed by Bell Helicopter as a Mechanic Supervisoruntil his retirement after 35 years of service. He and Louise madetheir home in Sanger and were members of the Church of Christ.Left to cherish his memory are his son, Billy George Lanier andhis wife, Jeannine of Sanger, a sister, Vera Fay Harper of Denton anda sister-in-law, Jean Fultner of Siloam Springs, AR. He was precededin death by his parents, his wife, Louise; son, Ricky Glinn Lanier; grandson, Mark Lanier;two sisters, Winnie Sebastian and Pearl Klein; and sister-in-law, Dosia Powers.The Sanger News is published weekly, each Thursday, byLemons Publications Inc. Subscriptions are $23 per year forresidents of Denton County. 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3 Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comDust it off, clean it up and bring it out!Denton 14th Annual Arts, Antiques& Autos ExtravaganzaThe classic, hot rodand custom cars, trucks andmotorcycles are the mainattraction this September14th at Denton Main StreetAssociation’s (DMSA) Arts,Antiques & Autos (AAA)event, but there is so muchmore to see and do in thearts and antiques areas, too.The festival is on Saturday,Sept. 14th from 9 a.m. to3 p.m. around the historicDenton County Courthouse-on-the-Square,110W. Hickory Street. Generaladmission is free.“This festival is one ofDenton’s most popular communityevents and it highlightshistoric downtownDenton in a unique way thattruly captures the culture ofDenton,” said Larry Parker,DMSA president.The arts abound at thisevent! There is still time toenter the second annualAAA Art Contest that highlightsthe talent of local artistsin both the professionaland amateur realms. Artistscan enter various mediumsof art that depict vehicles,the Denton County Courthouse-on-the-Square,Dentonbuildings, and/or people,sites, and other thingsassociated with Denton. Seethe website for details.Denton Main StreetAssociation will also bringback the Chalk Art Fest &Competition this year. ChalkFest will be held during theevent on the south side sidewalksof the 200 block ofWest Oak Street near CedarStreet. There are three agecategories to enter: 11 yearsand under; 12 to 17 years;and 18 years and older. TheAAA Art Contest entrieswill be on display prior toand during the festival indowntown. The Chalk Festentries are due by September12th and artists willdraw during the event hours.There is a fee for enteringthe contests and cash prizeswill be given to winners. Entryforms and guidelines canbe found on the Events pageat www.dentonmainstreet.org.The AAA festival alsoshowcases up to 200 vehicles,from the wow to thewhimsical, whose ownersare competing for the covetedBest of Show Award andsome specialty awards thatare custom-made by localartists. Festival attendeescan stroll through this funand fantastic display of vehiclesand vote on their favorites,too. This year therewill be five themed awardsfor the public to vote on, includingBest “Family Truck-14th ARTS, ANTIQUES, & AUTOSEXTRAVAGANZADUST IT OFF.CLEAN IT UP.BRING IT OUT!www.DentonMainStreet.orgCar, Truck, Motorcycle ShowArts, Crafts, Food Vendors“Attic Treasure” AppraisalsSee all entry info on websitePresented by:ster,” Best “Mid-Life CrisisCar,” Best “Drive-In MovieCar,” and more. Look fora ballot at the InformationBooth at the event and castyour vote by noon. See thewebsite for car entry feesand forms.“Our custom-madespecialty trophies have reallyenhanced the car showawards and we are lookingforward to seeing somemore great trophies madefrom old car parts andhand-painted by local artists,”said Craig Thomas,DMSA board member andAAA event chairman.Cars are not the onlythings that need dustingoff to come out to the festival.Attendees will wantto get upstairs or clean outthe garage and dust off thatantique or heirloom andlearn more about it at the“Attic Treasure” informationappraisals. The antiquecollector, or those aspiringto start, can learn somefast facts about a specialantique or heirloom. “AtticTreasure” Information Appraisalswill be conducted insome of downtown’s storeswith specialists availableto provide information ongeneral antiques and collectibles,including jewelry,art, clocks, china, silver,glass, and general antiques.(Limit 3 items. No furnitureor photos of items please).Appraisals are $5 per itemor 3 for $10. Tickets areavailable at stores wherespecialists are located or atthe Information Booth onthe courthouse lawn duringthe event. Full details areavailable on the Events pageof the website, www.dentonmainstreet.org.Festival-goers will alsoenjoy an array of activitiesthroughout the day, includingfine arts and crafts vendorsbooths on the courthouselawn and hands-onarts/crafts and games thatwill keep the kids busy. Alive broadcast of Denton-Radio.com featuring Dentonsingers/songwritersand bands will entertain thecrowds all morning. HighSchool Caesar will play at 11a.m. and the Guitar GeorgeTrio will rock the afternooncrowd starting at 12:30 p.m.Step back in time and have a1930’s themed photo madein a 1931 Ford Model ARoadster in front of the DentonCounty Courthouse-onthe-Square(photos are $5).A silent auction inside thecourthouse from 9 a.m. to 2p.m. will also be a place tobid on some nice items fromdowntown merchants.FREE ADMISSIONSaturday, Sept. 149 a.m. — 3 p.m.110 W. Hickory St.Historic Downtown DentonKids’ Zone & Art FunLive MusicArt & Chalk Art ContestSilent AuctionFunded in part by theCity of DentonSupported by: DENTON DEPOT DATCU FRENCHY’SINDUSTRIAL STREET GUILD JAMES WOOD AUTO PARKHANNAH’S LITTLE GUYS MOVERS 5 STAR RENTALThe fall festival atmosphereis complete withtasty treats from any ofdowntown’s coffee houses,candy stores, ice cream andyogurt shops, or restaurantsand vendors offering a varietyof cuisines. With all theactivities and entertainment,this is the ideal way to spenda weekend in Denton. Generaladmission to the eventis FREE. Check the website,www.dentonmainstreet.org,and go to the Events pagefor information on all entrydeadlines, fees that may apply,and registration forms.Also, find us on Facebook atDowntown Denton - DentonMain Street Associationand follow us on Twitter @DentonMSA.Arts, Antiques & Autosis presented by theDenton Main Street Associationwith The DentonRecord-Chronicle, FirstUnited Bank, and NorthstarBank with the support ofthe City of Denton. Featuresponsors include: DATCUCredit Union, Denton CVB,Denton Depot, Denton’sDay of the Dead Festival– ISG, Ann and Bill Ennis,Frenchy’s, Hannah’s off theSquare, James Wood AutoPark, Little Guys Movers,Peterbilt, and 5 Star Rental.Specialty sponsors are AAATexas, BCI Mechanical andThomas’ Ethan Allen. Proceedsfrom the event benefitthe Denton Main StreetAssociation, which is theorganization that promotesdowntown, historic preservationand revitalization.Proposition Number 1(HJR 62)HJR 62 proposes a constitutionalamendment to authorizethe legislature to provide bystatute for an exemption fromad valorem taxation of all orpart of the market value of theresidence homestead of thesurviving spouse of a memberof the United States armedservices who is killed in action,as long as the survivingspouse has not remarried. Aneligible spouse who later qualifiesa different property as thesurviving spouse’s residencehomestead could be authorizedby statute to receive an exemptionfrom ad valorem taxationin the same amount receivedfor the first qualifying homesteadduring the last year inwhich the surviving spouse receivedthe exemption.The proposed amendmentwould appear on the ballot asfollows: “The constitutionalamendment authorizing thelegislature to provide for an exemptionfrom ad valorem taxationof all or part of the marketvalue of the residence homesteadof the surviving spouseof a member of the armed servicesof the United States whois killed in action.”Proposition Number 2(HJR 79)HJR 79 proposes a constitutionalamendment to repealthe constitutional provision requiringthe creation of a StateMedical Education Boardand a State Medical EducationFund, neither of which isin operation. No new loanshave been made from the fundby the board in more than 25years, and the board currentlyhas no appointees and receivesno program funding.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmenteliminating an obsoleterequirement for a State MedicalEducation Board and aState Medical Education Fund,neither of which is operational.”Proposition Number 3(HJR 133)HJR 133 would authorize localpolitical subdivisions to extendthe length of time that aircraftBirth AnnouncementEli Wayne ClevengerPUBLIC NOTICEBrief Explanatory Statements of ProposedConstitutional AmendmentsSpecial Election November 5, 2013David and Miranda Clevenger of Sanger are excited toannounce the birth of their son, Eli Wayne Clevenger. Hewas born on August 7, 2013 at 12:23 p.m. at Texas HealthPresbyterian Hospital Denton. He weighed 6 pounds, 12ounces and was 20.5 inches long.Proud grandparents are Darrell and Marsha Edwardsof Sanger, Dave and Debbie Clevenger of Duncan, Oklahoma,and Eddie and Lisa Menton of Arlington. Great-grandparentsare Doris and Jerry Helton of Ferris and EstherLuke of Joplin, Missouri.BB’s TrainingZone“Weigh Down”Contest1 st place $200 % Weight loss 1 st place $200 % Body Fat Loss 1 st place $200 total inches lost (Waist) (Cannot win more than one category) Contest starts Sat Oct. 5th at 10am with weigh-­‐in and measurements, nutrition talk, and a workout with Brady Beard. Ends Nov. 16 th 10am. Open 24hrs, Tanning, Childcare, Personal Training, Now selling Advocare supplements 940-­‐458-­‐3030 parts could remain temporarilyin this state before beingsubject to ad valorem taxation.Under current law, merchandise,wares, and goods (includingaircraft parts) may remainin this state temporarily for upto 175 days before being subjectto ad valorem taxation; theproposed amendment wouldpermit taxing entities to extendthe exemption up to 730 daysafter the date that a person acquiredor imported aircraftparts in the state.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmentto authorize a politicalsubdivision of this state to extendthe number of days thataircraft parts that are exemptfrom ad valorem taxation dueto their location in this state fora temporary period may be locatedin this state for purposesof qualifying for the tax exemption.”Proposition Number 4(HJR 24)HJR 24 proposes a constitutionalamendment that wouldallow the legislature to providefor an exemption from ad valoremtaxation of part of themarket value of the residencehomestead of a partially disabledveteran or the survivingspouse of a partially disabledveteran if the residence homesteadwas donated to the disabledveteran at no cost to theveteran by a charitable organization.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmentauthorizing the legislatureto provide for an exemptionfrom ad valorem taxationof part of the market value ofthe residence homestead of apartially disabled veteran orthe surviving spouse of a partiallydisabled veteran if theresidence homestead was donatedto the disabled veteranby a charitable organization.”Proposition Number 5(SJR 18)SJR 18 would amend the definitionof “reverse mortgage”to authorize the making of reversemortgage loans for thepurchase of homestead propertyin addition to the currentbbstrainingzone.comlegal uses of those loans, andwould give lenders recourseagainst borrowers who fail totimely occupy the homesteadproperties purchased with suchloans. SJR 18 would also addto the definition of “reversemortgage” an extension ofcredit that is not closed beforethe 12th day after the lenderprovides to the prospectiveborrower a written notice summarizingrisks and conditionsof a reverse mortgage. Thelanguage of the required noticeis prescribed in the resolution.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmentto authorize the makingof a reverse mortgage loanfor the purchase of homesteadproperty and to amend lenderdisclosures and other requirementsin connection with a reversemortgage loan.”Proposition Number 6(SJR 1)SJR 1 would create the StateWater Implementation Fund asa special fund inside the statetreasury and outside the GeneralRevenue Fund. Money in thefund would be administered bythe Texas Water DevelopmentBoard (TWDB) and would beused to implement the statewater plan, as adopted by generallaw, by TWDB.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmentproviding for the creationof the State Water ImplementationFund for Texas and theState Water ImplementationRevenue Fund for Texas to assistin the financing of priorityprojects in the state water planto ensure the availability of adequatewater resources.”Proposition Number 7(HJR 87)HJR 87 proposes a constitutionalamendment to allowhome-rule municipalities toadopt charter provisions authorizingthe filling of vacanciesin the governing body by appointment,but only when theremainder of the vacant termis less than 12 months. Undercurrent law, municipal votersmay adopt terms of office formunicipal officers longer thantwo years, but upon approvinglonger terms of office, anyresulting vacancies in officemust be filled by special election.The proposed amendmentwould provide an optionfor home-rule municipalitiesto fill short-term vacanciesthrough appointment.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmentauthorizing a home-rulemunicipality to provide in itscharter the procedure to fill avacancy on its governing bodyfor which the unexpired term is12 months or less.”Proposition Number 8(HJR 147 and SJR 54)HJR 147 would repeal the TexasConstitution’s maximumtax rate for a Hidalgo Countyhospital district; the maximumrate is currently set at 10 centsper $100 valuation. This rate islower than the maximum taxrate allowable for hospital districtsin all other counties in theState (75 cents per $100 valuation).The repeal of the constitutionalcap would authorizehospital district tax rates inHidalgo County equal to thehospital district tax rate lawsapplicable to all other Texascounties.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmentrepealing Section 7, ArticleIX, Texas Constitution,which relates to the creationof a hospital district in HidalgoCounty.”Proposition Number 9(SJR 42)SJR 42 would expand the potentialsanctions that the StateCommission on Judicial Conductcan issue following aformal proceeding. This constitutionalamendment wouldallow the Commission to issuean order of public admonition,warning, reprimand, or a requirementto obtain additionaltraining or education in additionto the Commission’s currentauthority to issue a publiccensure or recommend removalor retirement of a judge.The proposed amendment willappear on the ballot as follows:“The constitutional amendmentrelating to expanding thetypes of sanctions that maybe assessed against a judge orjustice following a formal proceedinginstituted by the StateCommission on Judicial Conduct.”Published by Texas Secretaryof State John Steen, www.Vote-Texas.gov or 1-800-252-VOTE(8683).

.4Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comChampioning the cause toCEA-7501-A-A1Weekly Sanger Police ReportThe Sanger Police Department responded to the followingcalls for service during the period of August 19-25,2013.v email: sanger@lemonspublications.com- Plum @ 5th - traffic stop. Warning issued.- 800 blk Peach - meet complainant, who stated her neighbortried to run her over. Officer took written statement.www.edwardjones.comMember SIPCBACK PAIN? HOMEAUTOLIFESanger SellabrationSaturday, September 14thDENTONCHIROPRACTIC CENTERAuto & Work Injuries Accepted I-35 at McCormick940-566-3232Allen Chick, AAMS®Financial Advisor1640 W Chapman Suite 200Sanger, TX 76266940-458-7866HOME INSURANCE I AUTO INSURANCE I LIFE INSURANCEHERMESINSURANCE940-458-4664 Sanger940-648-9300 Justinwww.hermes-insurance.com Kelly Phillips Agency940-320-2700kphillips1@farmersagent.comwww.farmersagent.com/kphillips1We are Insurance. 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Gage, DDS • 551 North I-35 Suite 100 • Sanger, TX 76266KELLY PHILLIPSProud Sanger ResidentServing Denton andSurrounding AreasMonday, August 19- City - grandparents who have temporary custody of ajuvenile abandoned by parents had questions and neededhelp.- 3rd St - complainant stated that for the past three monthsshe has seen the same three juveniles walking by her houseat 3:00 a.m. Requested close patrol.- Quail Crossing - complainant stated her ex-husband wasat her residence demanding his belongings. Officer spokewith the ex, who stated he has not been living at the locationfor three weeks and has returned to get his belongings.Officer advised both parties that all property is communityproperty and it would have to be settled in court.- I-35 @ 478 - report of reckless driver. Officer stopped vehicle.Driver not intoxicated.- 12000 blk Stemmons - report of verbal disturbance betweentwo truckers and an employee. Stated one male washanging out behind the building and when the complainantconfronted the subject, an altercation occurred. Wantedtrucks off the property. They agreed to leave.- 500 blk Stemmons - complainant stated a vehicle hadbeen parked in front of a business for several days. Officerarrived that SPD could not remove the vehicle as it is onprivate property. Officer left message for registered owner ofvehicle.- 800 blk Stemmons - assist Valley View PD in attemptingto stop a vehicle believed to be involved in a hit-and-runaccident.- I-35 @ 480 - traffic stop. Citation issued for disregardingstop sign.- Peach @ 2nd - traffic stop. Warning issued for expiredMVI.- S Keaton @ 5th - traffic stop. Warning issued for excessivespeed.- Elm @ 5th - complainant stated he found a meth pipe bythe garbage can in the park and threw it into the can. Officerlocated and recovered the clear glass meth pipe with residuein the stem and scorch marks on the bowl. Checked intoevidence.- City - 6-year-old daughter alleged that a female drug herby the neck across the floor, pulling her hair and causing herpain. Statement given. Spoke with alleged actor by phone.- 11500 blk Marion - disturbance. One subject arrested forinterfering with public duties and resisting arrest. Subjecttaken to jail.- Denton St - welfare concern. Subject reportedly has 10 ormore dogs. Spoke with owner, who surrendered 10 dogs.Still has about that many inside house. Citation issued.More dogs than are allowed are in unsanitary conditions.10 surrendered dogs taken to animal shelter in Pilot Point.Tuesday, August 20- I-35 @ 483 - reckless driver. Stopped for failing to maintainsingle lane and driving on shoulder. Odor of alcoholicbeverage. Subject arrested on DWI 1st. Blood warrantsigned by judge. Driver taken to jail.- Pilot Point - dog taken to animal shelter.- 200 blk Acker - suspicious male walking around the building.- 2000 blk Brook - welfare concern. Subject attempting tolocate daughter. Was supposed to have been in Ponder onSaturday and did not show up. Officer called her boyfriendand the owner of the house where she had been staying.Spoke with family and friends and obtained informationthat she was in the hospital. Notified the mother with theinfo.- FM 455 @ Autumn Breeze - traffic stop. Warning issuedfor excessive speed.- 500 blk Marshall - disturbance. Verbal only. Subject got herbelongings. Subject trespassed from property. 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Officer advised of the dangers of beingon the tracks and that it was considered trespassing bythe railroad.- 5th @ Austin - complainant said a subject on a Harleyrode through the complainant’s yard.- 11500 blk Marion - report of baby being left on the balconyof a residence.- Shady Grove - report of father hitting child and child’smother. Officer spoke with all involved. The child wasshoved while parents were arguing.- 4th St - brother and sister fighting. Officer spoke withboth, who were okay. They had an argument and the brotherwas throwing things around.- 100 blk Pintail - officer checked to see if subject was home.Denton PD found wallet with all the subject’s identification.- 5th St - report of male and female subjects fighting. Malethrew female on the ground and broke the garage window.Upon arrival, male subject had left scene and refused to return.Officer spoke with him by phone and he stated theywere playing and he got upset and left the scene. Officerspoke with female, who stated they were playing and themale subject didn’t mean to break the window and that peopleneeded to mind their own business. Her skirt was torn.She stated she tore it on a door knob.- Service Road - vehicle accident.- 4th St - complainant stated her boyfriend was threateningher.- Station - complainant had questions about child custody.Thursday, August 22- 11500 blk Marion - report of subjects in pool making loudnoise. Contacted subjects and advised them of complaint.- Marshall - complainant has custody papers stating it istime for visitation with daughter. Officer arrived and thechild exited the residence and left with her father.- I-35 @ 477 - report of several juveniles, who looked to beabout 8 years old, sitting on the decor wall and waving atcars.- Pilot Point - stray dog from 600 blk Bolivar taken to animalshelter.- Station - complainant had questions about how to makeher adult son move out of her house.- 700 blk 5th - report of juveniles smoking cigarettes. Officermade contact. The one smoking was of legal age.Friday, August 23- 11500 blk Marion - report of kids running around makingnoise and parents not controlling them. Officer spoke withfemale, who stated she would send her kids home and toldthem to be quiet so they won’t get called in on again.- 700 blk Stemmons - report of suspicious vehicle in parkinglot with lights on. Officer made contact. Male subjectand his Labrador Retriever were eating food from the fastfoodrestaurant. All okay.- 900 blk Fifth - traffic stop. Warning issued for cuttingacross the parking lot.- 100 blk Southmanor - report of juveniles walking downthe alley and harassing complainant’s dog. Officer spokewith parents of involved juveniles. Juvenile stated he wasmessing with the dogs. Parents will handle punishment.- Station - sex offender registration.- 120 blk Prairie - subject having breathing problems/chestpains.- Melinda Myrl @ Keaton - traffic stop. Warning issued forexcessive speed.- Country View - report of person not taking medicationsand consuming alcohol. Became violent with parents. Motherwas hiding outside when officer arrived. Subject very aggressiveand emotionally up and down. Parents confirmedthey did not require medical attention. Subject arrested onfamily violence.- 3900 blk FM 455 - report of grass fire. Unable to locate.- FM 455 @ Keaton - suspicious subject walking near structurefire and then into city limits. Officer located the subject,who had a warrant from Denton PD. 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5 Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comemail: sanger@lemonspublications.comSanger Chamber of Commerce Ribbon CuttingKami,Stephanie,Karson,andKevin PolkSanger Medical Clinic1602 W. Chapman Drive, Sanger 940-458-3400www.sangermedicalclinic.comStaff: Kevin Polk, PA-C; April Kennedy, MA; Sherrill Cartwright, MAFamily Care... From afamilywho caresSupervising Physician:Chance Dingler, MDDATCU CREDIT UNIONDATCU Credit Union and the Sanger Chamber of Commerce held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony this summer to celebrateDATCU’s opening in Sanger. The new branch, located at 618 North 10th St., is a full-service location with a 24-hour drive-thru ATM. The branch is open to serve members Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and on Saturday from9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Jan Howard serves as the branch manager and Bekah Reed serves members as the assistant managerof the branch. DATCU Credit Union is a member owned, not-for profit financial institution founded in 1936. Witha long-standing tradition of superior service, they currently serve more than 71,980 members with assets in excess of$673 million, and have ten convenient branch locations. Membership is open to anyone living or working in Denton,Cooke, Wise, Montague, or Clay Counties. All are invited to take advantage of the products and services the creditunion offers. These include checking, savings, credit cards, loan products, investment products, and insurance. Tolearn more about DATCU Credit Union, please visit www.datcu.org or call 866-387-8585.Police Report(Continued from pg. 4)taken to jail.- Pilot Point - deliver 5 impoundeddogs to the animalshelter.- Service Road - traffic stop.Warning issued.- Station - caller wanted toknow if husband has warrantwith Sanger PD.- 8th St - report of puppiesstolen from garage. Unknownactor. Possibly enteredthrough backyard gate.- Service Road @ Chapman- two-vehicle accident. Pregnantfemale was involved.Medics responded but thefemale refused.- 100 blk Stephen - complainantsaid someone tookseveral items from vehicleovernight. Complainantstated the vehicle was unlocked.Officer took writtenstatement.- Stemmons - complainantstated the cleaners stole herblanket. Officer advised thatshe would complete a writtenstatement for report.Complainant did not showup to complete statement.- 400 blk Elm - complainantstated someone tried to runover him and his dog lastnight while he was walking.- I-35 service road - minoraccident.- Metz @ Belz - structurefire. SFD on the scene.Saturday, August 24- 1100 blk Austin - noisecomplaint about upstairsapartment.- Station - complainant advisedsubject came to complainant’sresidence andthreatened him with a knifebecause he had an earlierconfrontation with his son.Advised he grabbed a baseballbat and struck the subject’sbicycle. Officer locatedthe actor at a residence onKirkland. Actor stated hedid not have a knife. Officeradvised him not to go backto that location.- 300 blk Kirkland - assistSanger EMS.- 1100 blk Stemmons -alarm/business.- Station - complainantasked if it is legal to have aduck inside the city limits.- 100 blk Maned - alarm.Officer searched perimeterof residence.- 10700 blk FM 2450 - trafficstop. Warning issued fordefective trailer lights andexpired trailer registration.- 1100 blk Primrose - complainantsaid the screen onthe house had been messedwith.- 300 blk Kirkland - subjecthaving breathing problems.- 500 blk Bolivar - juvenileon bicycle hit by a car. Actorleft scene. Medics arrived.Parent and child refused togo to the hospital.- 700 blk Stemmons - driverof vehicle lost control inintersection. No damage tovehicle or property.- Railroad Ave - disturbance.Complainant wasupset. Upon arrival, subjectwas yelling about not playinggames. Subject wouldnot calm down to talk aboutprevious disturbance. Officerspoke with mother ofcomplainant.- 2000 blk Duck Creek -complainant stated a truckoccupied by 10-15 peoplewas driving around theneighborhood being loudand reckless.- 1100 blk Austin - reportof upstairs neighbor beingloud. Officer spoke with resident.- 12000 blk Stemmons -officer checked on vehicleparked in parking lot. Subjectadvised he had beenasleep. Officer was givenconsent to search the vehicle.No contraband found.- 600 blk Houston - welfarecheck. Complainant statedshe was having chest painsdue to lack of care and notreceiving medication fromcaretakers on scene. Medicsarrived to check patient,who showed no signs ofmedical issues.- Station - complainantwanted to know why officersdid not arrest a subjectfor cursing her out.- 2000 blk Benjiman - reportof two male subjects goingdoor to door asking for gasmoney.Sunday, August 25- 900 blk S Keaton - prowler.Complainant stated amale ran out of the backyard. Male resident chasedthe subject and an altercationoccurred with the actor.Punches were exchangedand the actor ran away.- 3rd St - disturbance. Verbalonly. Father and son arguingabout living arrangements.Father just wantedson to move out and own upto his responsibilities.- 3rd St - complainant wantedto know if she couldtake her grandchild backto the DFW metroplex toher mother without havingcharges filed by the child’sfather. Stated the child’sfather left the child multipletimes this day withoutknowledge of his whereabouts.- Station - complainant statedshe had court order inplace regarding child custody.States father is supposedto drop child off at 1800hours on Sunday and fatheris refusing. Complainantwanted documentation.- Station - complainant advisedshe is going to pickup the child. Officer advisedcomplainant not toget into an altercation withthe child’s father. Officeradvised dispatch of possibledisturbance at that location.$10 OFF Vet Services of $30 or more for all Servicemen or Servicewomen, Veterans,Police Officers, Firemen, or First Responders in September ( must show id)$25 OFF All Spay and Neuter packages!“Be Responsible And Prevent A Litter And Fix Your Critter !”$10 OFF All Microchips again in September!Complainant called againto ask if the officer told theex-husband not to releasethe child. Officer advisedhe had not spoken to theex-husband.- 11th St - furniture wasdumped on complainant’sproperty by unknown actor.- 400 blk Chapman - officerslocated suspiciouspersons running behind abusiness. The two juvenilesstated they were cominghome from a party.- I-35 @ 482 - reckless driver.Four subjects in vehicle.Not intoxicated. Stated theywere dancing in the vehicle.- 8th St - report of subjectattempting to shoot himself.Complainant stated theyhad to wrestle the gun out ofthe subject’s hands. Officerspoke with subject, who statedhe was depressed but didnot want to harm himselfanymore. Subject was intoxicated.EMS spoke withsubject. Gun was seized andplaced into safe-keeping.- Aster Dr - complainantstated his wife cut her wristafter an argument. Officerspoke with female, who statedthey had both been drinkingand arguing all night.EMS arrived and treatedfemale’s injuries. Daughterarrived and took subject tohospital.- I-35 @ 477 - report of astretch limo broken downand two male subjects walking.- Station - complainantstated her ex-husband’s girlfriendis harassing her byphone. Officer spoke withthe girlfriend, who statedshe was texting about thekids. Officer advised hernot to call or text the complainant.$ 5.00 OFF all Rabies Vaccines in September to Celebrate World Rabies Day!Can not be combined with other discounts!www.krumvet.com Call today for appointment 940-482-7151Overnite-Weekends Welcome @ Lighthouse RV ParkRates: 55’ Back in -$295month; 80’ Pull thru -$325month (20-30 & 50 amp ateach site)*Utility Deposit and signed leaserequired. Water provided free. Electricitybilled to tenant. Short term andlong term rates available.• Wireless Internet Included• Laundry & Shower - Restrooms• Fishing Dock• 100’ from Private Boat Ramp for marina-RV members1399 Marina Circle, Sanger 940-458-7343

6 Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.com35th AnnualSanger Sellabration35TH ANNUAL SANGER HERITAGESELLABRATIONSCHEDULE OF EVENTSFriday, Sept 13, 2013The Elks Lodge @ Lake Ray Roberts Marina6:00- 8:00 The Ranch FM 95.98:30 - 10:00 Calcutta10:00-12:00 The Jim Bowie’sLittle Mr &Miss SangerParticipantSaturday, Sept 14, 201310:00 City Welcome - Mayor Thomas MuirInvocationNational Anthem - sung by Lainey Knight10:00-10:30 SHS/SMS Band10:30-11:30 Little Mr/Miss Sanger Sellabration contest11:30-11:40 SHS Varsity Cheerleaders11:40-11:50 JV Cheerleaders11:50-12:00 SMS Cheerleaders12:00-12:30 Sanger Pee Wee Cheer12:30- 1:00 CX/BBTC1:00- 2:00 Dog Contest - Sponsored by D&L Farm and Nutro2:00-2:30 The Dachshund Race - Sponsored by D&L Farm andHome2:30-3:15 Jimmy Grayson3:30-4:00 The Joshua Band4:15-5:00 Bent Knee Cowboys5:00-5:45 Chris Miller BandBBQ Cookoff Form Open this Saturday during the Sellabration Friday & Saturday,Sept. 13-14Ray Roberts Marinaemons/Library/Mail%20Downloads/35th%20Annual%20Sanger%20Heritage%20Sellabration%202013.htmlFor more information, call 940-458-7702or email sangerchamber@embarqmail.comfrom 11am–9:30pmCome see us!Anyone wearingSanger colorson Friday nightsreceives10% OFF!ApplicationEVENT SPONSORED BY: Gage Dental and Cheer ExplosionPlease drop applications and payment off at:Gage Dental - located next to McDonald’s.Or mail to: Gage Dental, 551 N. Stemmons, Suite 100, Sanger TX 76266Name of Child _________________________________________________First Middle LastGirl ____ Boy _____ Date of Birth _______________________________Age __________ (Must be between the ages of 3 and 6 as of Sept. 8)Child’s Hobbies: _________________________________________________Phone # _________________ Address ______________________________(Must be a Sanger Address)Parent’s Name: ____________________________ $5 ENTRY FEE REQUIREDCONTACT INFORMATION:Ashley Gage 940-458-9000 or ashleygage@centurylink.netChamber Office 940-458-7702 or sangerchamber@embarq.mailPage 1 of 1THEME: “Sanger Spirit!" Show your spirit!Trophy and prizes will be awarded.All participants must check in at the stage area at the Sellabration by10:15 a.m. Competition will begin at 10:30 a.m. (You will be notified ifthere are any changes.)JOIN US THISSATURDAY!SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 SPECIALS:#2 COMBINATION – $6.99CHICKEN FAJITAS – $8.99HAPPY HOUR 4PM-CLOSE!“OK. On three,we head toMig’s.”1412 N. Stemmons * Sanger * 940-458-0073Be sure to stop bySonic during theSellabration!Join us forHAPPY HOUR!1/2 PriceDrinks &Slushesfrom 2-4pmevery day!900 W. Chapman Dr. (FM 455) * Sanger, TXCome see usat Fuzzy’sTaco Shopduring theSellabration!REGULAR HOURS:Monday-Thursday:6:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.Friday: 6:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.Saturday: 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.Sunday: 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.BAJA STYLE MEXICAN FOOD1004 Maple Street, Suite 101Sanger, Texas 76266940.458.7467www.fuzzystacoshop.com

7Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comSaturday Sept. 14On the Square in Sanger, TX2nd AnnualWeenie Dog RacesAt Sanger SellabrationRace starts at 2:00Register at the D&L Boothor pre-register for the race atdandlfarmandhome.com/dogracePrizes Will Be Awarded!Farm and HomeSellabration(Continued from pg. 1)Cub Scout Pack, by buyingtheir popcorn. They willhave some to sell on site aswell as taking orders. If youwant to learn more aboutCub Scouts, please call EllenV. Prewitt at 940-300-4626.Make sure you go bythe “Team Luke” booth onSaturday. Everyone canlearn more about LukeRobbin Maestas. He is theson of Brittany Robbins ofSanger. She is a former SHSgraduate. Luke was bornDecember 20, 2012 and hisfamily was told from birththat he was not going tomake it past a week. Luke is8 months old, going on 9!!!He has beat all the odds andis proven to be a true fighter.Luke has several serious rareconditions that will causehim to undergo many surgeriesas he grows. He is ona ventilation machine andhas 24 hour nursing carefor now. His insurance coversthe first three months ofnursing care, but after that,*NEW*Trick Contest1:00 pmCO-SPONSORED BY:Sponsored By:804 N. 5th St.SANGER940.458.0111www.dandlfarmandhome.cominfo@dandlfarmandhome.comit is up to the family to pay.It is an expense any familywould struggle to pay. Lukeis a very happy baby whosmiles and is thriving moreevery day.Luke’s primary medicalcare is not all covered by insuranceand the bills alongwith much of his medicalsupplies are adding up. Hisfather works a full-time joband his mother has to stayhome with him around theclock for now.Luke has a teatheredspine along with several othercritical conditions. Lukeis proven to be a fighter andthe family needs your helpto make these surgeries possible.Keep this family inyour prayers. If you can donate,no amount is too smalland it will help Luke get thecare he needs.v email: sanger@lemonspublications.com2013 Sanger Sellabration Vendors List:Vendor NameSanger Chamber of CommercePam TeagueCool Screens(Guy Myers)Carla HartleyChurch of ChristKaren AlexanderDebra KirbyFriends of the LibraryFancy Pants Western Jewelry (Donna Smithwick)Total EyeWearD & L Farm & HomeKelly RoseNorth Texas Trinity ChurchFeng WuRepicci's Italian Ice (Juan Silva)Holy TempleEastern StarGabina WaddellCindy PetersonTemplo Del VivienteTexas Smoke BBQ Co. (Jay Coin)Shawna WhiteLandmark Baptist ChurchFarmers Insurance (Danny Hines)Hello GorgeousBrainfreeze Treats (Daniel Cisneroe)Sanger Church of ChurchFirst Baptist ChurchTexas TwisterPaws And Claws Vet ClinicSanger Family ChiropracticSanger Parks and RecAlice NormanMarriage Encounter ZoneChrist the Great Shepherd ChurchFarmers InsuranceThe Ink Hand Tattoo & Art GalleryHome SolutionsNew Life ChurchSanger Rodeo TeamAshleigh VandykBobby Morris Gunite PoolsCharles DrakeProject GraduationLove's Travel StopsJeanMarie BeckerFor My Princess Tutus (Sharhonda Baker)Stephanie GohlkeRebecca LawlerDenton JazzerciseItemsSellabration Tshirts, Water, Membership InformationParacord ItemsLifestyle Garage Door ScreensFlip flops, Flower clips, Petticoats, HeadbandsParacord bracelets/Handmade itemsCampaign Information, GiveawaysMarionettes, Wooden toys, Wood rosesBook, Audiobook, DVD, Cassette SaleWestern Jewelry, Caps, ScarvesVision Screening, Sunglasses, HandoutsGiveaways - Dog relatedScentsyChuck Wagon RidesSunglassesItalian Ice/sodaTurkey legs/Sausage on a stick/Cookies/Pickles/SodaGarage SaleBling flip flops,rompers,bows, rings,bracelets,tutus,keychainsPony carousel, Barrel trainMexican food/Corn, DrinksBBQ, Smoked meatloaf sandwichesHair accessoriesLiteratureLiteratureOrthopedic Glitter llip flops/Glitter hatsIce CreamWater/Informationinformation/waterTexas Twister/Cheesecake & Choc.Strawberries on sticksVaccination ClinicChiropractic InformationInformationHandmade jewelry and handbagsBeef and chicken fajita tacosFree BalloonsInformationFace PaintingFamily name signs, Tshirts, Home décor, JewelryInformationTicket raffle for Dallas Cowboy game (2 tix/parking pass)AdvocarePoolsStainless steel, murano, abalone jewelryDunking BoothMake-a-Wish InformationEssential Oils, Quilts, Ceramics, Tshirts, Scrubs, PaintingsTutus, Hair Acc., Dress-up items for little girlsOrigami Owl Living LocketsCar/Wall Chargers, Emergency Batteries, 3.6/10' cordsInformationStop by and see usin downtown Sangerthis weekend andcheck out our newarrivals!Shabby FurnitureBoutique • Meal KitsSoaps & LotionsAntiques • Metal ArtSport Flip FlopsAnd Much More!Jangles & Co.302 Bolivar St. in DowntownSanger (next to H&R Block)940-458-0217 • Jeri HeardFindingsA little bit of everything210 Bolivar St.Downtown Sanger, TXEbay listing service available. Come see us for anappraisal of your items while you shop.940-458-3050www.facebook.com/findingsatsangertxOpen 10:30am-6:00pm Tuesday–SaturdayCome seeus forHomemadePastas,Seafood,Chicken,Pizza andMore atPellegrino’s!We hope everyone enjoys the Sellabration!Stop by Gypsy Cowgirl Now this Saturday andsee what we HERE’S have to offer!something* Custom Flip-Flops * Granny Bee’s Candles * Moore MakerKnives * Crosses * Men’s Gifts * Collegiate to Plaques smile* ThirstyStone Coastersabout!The Gage Family* Jeans * Dresses * Tops * Belts * Unique Items at AffordablePrices! * LAZART * Fashion Jewelry * Handbags * Home DecorWE’RE LOOKINGFORWARD TO ANOTHERGREAT SELLABRATION!SEE EVERYONE THISSATURDAY!GYPSY COWGIRLFREE208 N. 4TH ST. (NEXT TO BABE’S) • SANGERWhitening 940-458-1942Trays ForAll New Patients!(With dental cleaning, exam and x-rays. 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We must see it!“Little KnightsPreschooland Kindergarten”Tours by appointment any day!Ages 3-5Immaculate ConceptionCatholic SchoolWhere Faith-based Values and Academic Excellence Meet!To tour or for information call: 940-381-11552301 North Bonnie Brae, Denton, TXwww.catholicschooldenton.orgImmaculate Conception Catholic School admits qualified students of any race, creed, or ethnic origin.GILLUMINSURANCEDon W. GillumRepresenting Local 217809 N. 5th Street • Sanger • 458-3669“Serving the Sanger Area since 1949”BAJA STYLE MEXICAN FOOD1004 Maple Street, Suite 101Sanger, Texas 76266940.458.7467www.fuzzystacoshop.comMon-Thurs: 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. * Fri: 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m.Sat: 7:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. * Sun: 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.SHS VOLLEYBALLSanger beats Pilot PointJV Purple beats Pilot PointLOCAL BUSINEJV Gold winsCONNECTIOTake pride in yourSMS VOLLEYBALLwork, not yBy Harvey Mackay• Build your reputation. Whatever youSophomore Joe DiMaggio Miranda Scott of and the freshman New York Shelby Yankeesgo up had for a block fierce against pride Pilot about Point’s always varsity volleyball doing team can’t buy a reputation for doing good work,Whalen (3) do for a living, your signature is on it. Youhis on best. Tuesday in Sanger. The Lady Indians beat the no. 16 state you must earn it. Reputation is one of theranked The Lady Yankees Cats in five were games. on Sanger the road lost the for first a two few assets that your competition cannot undersellor destroy. Would you buy a productdoubleheader 19-25, 19-25, then against came back the St. to win Louis the next Browns. three gamesThe 25-11, day 25-22, was 15-5. not Kayla only Askey boiling had 15 kills hot, and 4 the blocks or and service from someone who didn’t takeBrowns Morgon Turkoly were had last 14 place kills and in 23 the assists. league. Sanger Despitewas the pride in their work?Goldthis,BracketDiMaggioConsolationmadeChampsanatoff-handthe Noconacommentthat he was looking forward to playing cific job to do, no matter how small it mightTournament• Play your role. Everyone has a spe-on Saturday. In pool play, Sanger beat Chico- 25-13, 25-4, 5 p.m. and the B team plays at 6 p.m.Windthorst- 25-13, 25-18 and Ponder- 25-22, 25-13. Theythat lost day.The to Holliday- Yankees 25-16, 22-25, were 22-25. on the In road Gold Bracket for a plays, seem to you. Do it to the best of your ability.doubleheader Sanger lost to Lindsay- against 25-19, the St. 19-25, Louis 23-25. Browns. Sanger beat Be a good team player. The boat won’t go ifThe Iowa day Park- was 24-26, not 25-15, boiling 26-24, hot, Graham- the 25-15, Browns 25-18 and we all don’t row.were Holliday- last 25-19, place 25-16. in the Kayla league. Askey was named to the All-Tour-nament “In team. this heat!” said an amazed sports-nothing wrong with being proud of your ac-Be confident, but not cocky. There’swriter. “How can you enjoy playing a doubleheaderin stifling weather like this?” the world. from Keep serving. your ego in check. A personcomplishments, but you don’t have to tellGlancing toward the grandstand, who has the right to boast doesn’t have to.DiMaggioHUGEsaid, “MaybeSELECTIONsomebody out Self-esteem is a must for a prideful person.there has never seen me play before.”• Stay what we positive. have accomplished Don’t so let far,” others said Sykes. bringDiMaggio, affectionately known as you down, which is why I don’t hangthe YankeeOFClipper,MEN’S,was aWOMEN’Sprideful player. around with negative people. Be friendly toHe was serious and genuine when he made everyone, including the people you dislike.those comments.AND CHILDREN’SUnfortunately I know As Michael by the next Corleone game.” said in “The Godfather,”“Keep your friends close, but keepmany people mistake pride for selfishness.When I looked up pride in a thesaurus, I your enemies closer.”was shocked at theCLOTHESsuggestions – arrogance, • Build trust. The most important fiveletterword Sykes. in business is TRUST. Trust isconceit, smugness, self-importance, egotism,vanity, immodesty, superiority and on central to doing business with anyone. Peopledo not or cannot trust each other if theyand on. New Items DAILY!Maybe there isn’t a good synonym. But are easily suspicious of one another. Whenpride Loco to me Gringo is being Western self-confident, Wear but Exchange not we trust people, we are optimistic not onlyegotistical. Pride is having a positive, can-do that they are competent to do what we trustattitude because you will Men settle and for Women’s nothing them to do, but also that they are committedless than your level best. Upscale Consignment to doing it.I want people like Joe DiMaggio who • Be knowledgeable. Learn as much as114 W. McCart St.are proud of the work they perform. Here you can, and then keep on learning more.Downtown Krum, TX 76249are ways to build the pride that I look for: Knowledge is power.940-482-5626SHOP SANGER!SANGERANTIQUEMALLOpen Mon-Tue-Wed 10-6SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANGER NEWS!Thurs 12-8 • Fri 10-6 • Sat 10-4JacyBeampassesthe ballagainstPilotPointwhile KaceeEvanswatchesfrom backrow.On Friday, the SHS JV Purple volleyball team traveled to FortWorth and defeated Young Women’s Leadership Academy 25-17, 25-15. On Tuesday, they defeated Pilot Point 25-11, 25-16 at SHS. Standoutplayers were Kelsey Reed, Carlye Morrow, and Bre Henderson.The JV Gold played Pilot Point on Tuesday at home and won intwo sets 25 -14, 25 - 20. “All the girls stepped up and play a very goodmatch to extend our record to 7 - 2,” said Coach Nini. They play Annaon Friday, Sept. 13th at home starting at 5:00 p.m. The JV Gold willtravel to Bridgeport this weekend for a volleyball tournament. JV Goldplayers - Lacy Brummett, Shelby Henline, Jacycee Collett, Alexis Terry,Haley Byrom, Trinity Grissom, Hannah Mulford, Shelby Sampson,Kiersten Murray.8th grade wins 3-of-4 matches• Knowyou don’teverything.way I likeit is – I knowyou don’tbut youknow thatdon’t know.can’t knowerything, bucan know pthat do. Thedown and mdon’t know b• Do goto everyone.Try not to be• Be kihere – Treabe treated. Swants to be mAs a prtook a lot ofsamples evegetting newat a dinner pher portfoliopictures, and“Thesetold her. “YJulie wait was her calowed her toThe SMS 8th grade A volleyball team has started the seasonwith two challenging matches. Falling short in the first one againstWhitesboro last week 20-25 and 23-25 but pulling out the secondmatch against Bridgeport in three 25-12, 23-25, 15-4 on Monday. AllyeMorrow served for 13 of the 15 points in the third game. The girlshave done a good job adjusting to the new rotational defense andare improving with every practice said their coach Adrienne Simpson.The SMS 8th B team has had a great beginning to their season,wining both of their first games. They won 25-16, 17-25, 19-17against Whitesboro and 25-9 and 25-6 against Bridgeport. The girlshave done a great job as well learning their new defense and they aredoing a good job communicating. Abbie Kenning and Jennifer Bankshave done a great job serving in the last two games.Both teams will face Krum this Monday at Krum. 8th A will play at7th grade wins 3-of-4 matchesThe 7th grade A volletball team beat Whitesboro last week 25-14,25-8. “For our first game of the season, I was pleased on every aspectof our game. We did a great job serving, passing and hitting. Thesegirls have worked extremely hard on their game over the summer andI think it helped them make adjustments for their very first Jr. High Volleyballgame,” said coach Tracy Sykes. Greer Koonce led the way with15 kills and 7 aces. Riley Gibson also contributed 6 kills with 4 acesThe 7th B beat Whitesboro 25-12, 23-25, 16-14. “This game was sointense. The girls did a fabulous job serving which helped us win thegame. Stevey Newman had several aces from her serving. We have alot of work to do on our whole game, but for the most part, I am happyThe A team beat Brideport on Monday 25-18, 25-14. “We startedoff fairly slow and then began improving by the second game. I felt likeGabbie Roelofs had an outstanding game with her serving and hitting,”said Sykes. “She led the team with 6 aces and 4 kills. We did strugglewith our team communication on the court. Hopefully that will be solvedThe B team lost to Bridgeport 18-25, 18-25. “We missed too manyserves to win this game. This is an area that we are going to have toimprove on. Plain and simple, we have a lot of work to do. I was happythe how many hits we attempted. 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NEWS RELEASE9 Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEEffective: July 15, 2013 NOTICE TONEIGHBORS OFPORTER SPORTS PARKfollowing are some facts andinformation about the meet:members of the SangerBooster Club will be preparingthe course. This will includesetting up the finish line chuteand marking the course withsigns, stakes, and marker flags.The Police will be makingextra rounds Friday nightto ensure the course is notvandalized. We could use yourhelp as well.FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: •Teams representing over 10schools from the surroundingDear Brian Neighbor, Crenwelge area will be competing.The Sanger High School •The races will start at 8 a.m.Cross Director Country of Parks team and will Recreation be •The last race should be overhosting bcrenwelge@sangertexas.org Invitational Cross around 11 a.m.Country meet on Saturday. •Buses will be dropping theSeptember 21st. Porter Park kids off at the park and thenwill be the center of action directed to park at Clear Creekfor this event. The girls Intermediate School parkingand boysCitywill be running in lot.of and around the park. The •On City Friday, September of Sanger 20th, City of Sanger While we intend to makeevery effort to minimize theimpact this event will have onthe neighborhood, we understandthe increased activityon Saturday morning may bean inconvenience. All of usinvolved with the Sanger CrossCountry appreciate your toleranceand thank you in advancefor your support.Little Indian Run9/21/13The Sanger Cross Country Team would like to invite you to participate in the 1 Mile “LittleIndian” Fun Run held at Porter Park in Sanger on September 21 st , 2013. It is only $5.00 andawards will be given to the top finishers.Schedule Of Events:ROLLING SCHEDULE (Check-In time at 7:00am)8:00 am Varsity Girls (2 miles)You are welcome to come andwatch the races, which willinclude some of the best runnersin the state of Texas. TheSanger boys and girls teams areperennial state qualifiers. Eachrace is exciting and inspirational.There is no admissioncharge.Please let me know if you haveany questions or concerns.Sincerely,Clint DavidsonSanger Head Cross CountryCoachcdavidson@sangerisd.netW: 940-458-7497Spooktacular Softball Tournament Adult 2013Softball Tournament 2013The City of Sanger Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a one day adult softball tournament for teams onThe City of Sanger Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a one day adult softball tournamentOctober for teams 12 on October 12 th . The tournament format will be recreational co-ed slow pitchelimination for C, D and E teams with a minimum three game guarantee. Game timestarts Softball th . The tournament format will be recreational co-ed slow pitch elimination for C, D and Eteams with a minimum three game guarantee. Game time starts at 8:00 with games running one hourat 8:00 am with games running Tournament one hour each completing the inning 2013until a winnereach completing the inning until a winner is determined. The winning team will be awarded t-shirts at theis determined. The winning team will be awarded t-shirts at the end of the tournament.end The of tournament the tournament. fee The is $280.00 tournament per fee team is $280.00 with a minimum per team of with eight a minimum teams required of eight teams to for requiredSignature:to this for The this City tournament. of Sanger Teams Parks can and can Recreation register is line sponsoring with the American a one day Softball adult Association softball tournament or at or the Parksat the for Parks teams and on October Recreation 12 th office . The located tournament at 201 format Bolivar will Street. be recreational The registrationand Recreation office located at 201 Bolivar Street. The registration deadline has been co-ed extended slow pitch todeadlineeliminationis Septemberfor C, D20and th ,Eforteamsformswithandamoreminimuminformationthree gamepleaseguarantee.contact theGameParkstimeSeptember and Recreation 27 th , for office forms at and (940) more 458-2059 information please stop by contact 201 Bolivar the Parks Street. and Recreation office at (940)starts at 8:00 am with games running one hour each completing the inning until a winner458-2059 or stop by 201 Bolivar Street. is determined. The winning team will be awarded t-shirts at the end of the tournament.Date:September 21Come enjoy food and refreshmentsst 2013The tournament fee is $280.00 per team with a minimum of eight teams required to forand see for yourself Coach just how Clint different Davidson bankingthis tournament. Teams can register on line with the American Softball Association orSanger Cross Country Coachcan be. We look forward to meeting you.at the Parks and Recreation office located at 201 Bolivar Street. The registrationcdavidson@sangerisd.netdeadline is September 20 th , for forms and more information please contact the Parksand Recreation office at (940) 458-2059 or stop by 201 Bolivar Street. 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10Thursday, September 12, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comSHS FOOTBALLLiberty Christian escapeswith last second field goal,Sanger hopes to bounceback against Pilot Pointv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comThe fourth quarter was devastating for the Indians varsityfootball team on Friday night in Sanger. Liberty Christianscored 17 points to escape with a last second victory. Cole Austinkicked a 23-yard field goal with 14 seconds left for the 38-35victory.The Warriors (2-0) scored 27 second-half points to erasewhat was a 21-7 Sanger lead at halftime. JonAaron Howellrushed for 134 yards and scored on a 54-yard pass from Moorewith 7:35 left in regulation to tie the game at 35.Sanger was in control most of the way. Sanger quarterbackBrandon Mann opened the third quarter with a 72-yardtouchdown pass to Wyatt Broxson. The score gave them aseemingly 21-point lead. Mann completed 9 of 13 passes for182 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed for 127 of theteam’s 289 yards on the ground. Tre’von Jackson rushed for109 yards and one score.But the Liberty Christian defense stiffened midway throughthe fourth quarter. After narrowing the gap to seven points with10:15 left to play, the Warriors forced Sanger to punt twice inthe final 9:15. The first led to Moore’s deep touchdown passto Howell. After the second punt, Moore engineered a 12-playdrive to the Sanger 6-yard line, setting up Austin’s field goal.Sanger takes on Pilot Point on Friday at 7:30 p.m. TheBearcats lost to Bonham in the opener 21-20 and beat Lindsaylast week 43-7.Wyatt Broxson catches a deep pass from Brandon Mann for a 72-yard touchdown. He also caught a 36-yard TD pass.Liberty Christian 7 0 14 17 — 38Sanger 7 14 14 0 — 35SCORING SUMMARYSN — Tre’von Jackson 51 run (Dakota Branch kick)LC — JonAaron Howell 14 pass from Colby Moore (Cole Austin kick)SN — Kyle Link 14 pass from Brandon Mann (Dakota Branch kick)SN — Wyatt Broxson 36 pass from Brandon Mann (Dakota Branch kick)SN — Wyatt Broxson 72 pass from Brandon Mann (Dakota Branch kick)LC — JonAaron Howell 6 run (Cole Austin kick)SN — Brandon Mann 13 run (Dakota Branch kick)LC — Colby Moore 43 run (Cole Austin kick)LC — JonAaron Howell 18 run (Cole Austin kick)LC — JonAaron Howell 54 pass from Colby Moore (Cole Austin kick)LC — Cole Austin 23 FGTEAM STATSLBSNFirst Downs25 20Rushing Yards45-374 36-289Passing Yards170 182Passing14-27-3 9-13-0Punts-Avg1-45.00 3-28.00Penalties9-66 1-10Fumbles-Lost4-0 1-1Financial(Continued from pg. 2)INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRushing — LB: Colby Moore16-164, JonAaron Howell 20-134, Ryan Vollenhals 5-50,Cole Austin 1-9, Matt Marrs1-7, Dakota Sanchez 1-7,Kyleb Howell 1-3, SN: BrandonMann 17-127, Tre’vonJackson 13-109, TurnerBarnes 5-46.Passing — LB: Colby Moore14-27-3-170, SN: BrandonMann 9-13-0-182.Receiving — LB: JonAaronHowell 4-81, Hunter Griffith4-46, Cody Hughes 2-19,Gavin Menichini 2-9, JustusLee 1-9, Jordan Brown 1-6,SN: Wyatt Broxson 4-125,Tre’von Jackson 4-43, KyleLink 1-14.mula. 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You may bepleased with the results.Allen Chick is a FinancialAdvisor with EdwardMOST MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTEDJones in Sanger. He can be940-458-9000reached at 940-458-7866.Dr. John Gage, DDSDr. John L. Gage, Dr. John DDS L. • 551 North • 551 I-35 North Suite I-35 Suite 100 100 • Sanger, • Texas 76266See hundreds more photos from Liberty Christian game at Steve Robinson’s website atwww.steverobinsonphotography.com/Gage Dental Proudly Presents The ...SANGER HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALLPLAYERS OF THE WEEK(With dental cleaning, exam and x-rays. Must mention this ad to receive offer.)Call today for moredetails and to schedulean appointment!Wilding Smith gets an interception from Liberty Christian’sCobly Moore.Freshman beat Liberty Christian 30-0The Indians jumped on the Warriors last Thursday in the firstquarter with a couple of touchdowns and never looked back. HaedenKnight rushed for two touchdowns, Braven Smith caught a touchdownpass from Trent McMillin. McMillin rushed for a touchdown, also.Gavin Erwin and Ryan Pollard led the defense with the most tacklesfor Sanger. Standouts on Defense: Zach Allison (int), Nick Pinzel,Tanner Cason, RJ Flores, Paxton Harrison.Standouts on Offense: Ryan Pollard, Johnathan Havis.Good Effort: Gus McNairy, Clayton Elsey, Daniel Deacon.JV falls 29-26 to Liberty ChristianThe Sanger Indian JV football team fell 29-26 to the LibertyChristian Warriors Thursday night in Argyle. It was a hard fought gamein which the Indians dominated for three quarters. Touchdowns werescored by Chris Cassaday (15 yard run and a 10 yard run) and LaneDillon (6 yard run and 5 yard run). Dillon also added a 2 point conversion(3 yard run).Stand-outs on defense were Lane Dillon (fumble recovery),Clayton McCollom (Interception), Chase Gonzales (fumble recovery),David Garza (2 fumble recoveries), Cantrell Marion (big sack) andJonathan Hammons (tipped pass). 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Waters and Pyronled the Indians out of the tunnel before the contest.Weekly SHS and SMS Football ScheduleVarsity - Friday, September 13 host Pilot Point, 7:30 p.m.JV - Thursday, September 12 at Pilot Point, 6:30 p.m.Freshman - Thursday, September 12 host Aubrey, 7 p.m.8th grade ‘A’ - Thursday, September 12 host Pilot Point, 6 p.m.8th grade ‘B’ - Thursday, September 12 host Pilot Point, 5 p.m.7th grade ‘A’ - Thursday, September 12 host Pilot Point, 4 p.m.7th grade ‘B’ - off this week (PP doesn’t have a ‘B’ team)•Sales, Service, and RepairFALL SPECIAL:•Free Service Call with Repair$75.00 MAINTENANCE•Specializing in High Efficiency Heating & SAFETY CHECKand Cooling with SAVINGS of up to 50 percent on Utility BillsBeard’s Motors** Paint and Body Shop **** Used Cars **940-458-3841 1/2 Mi. N. 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