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VOLUME 132 - NO. 55 SUNDAY, JULY 10, 2011 DECATUR, TEXAS 18 PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS PLUS INSERTS 75¢NEWS BRIEF ...JUDGEECOMMENDSJUDGECounty commissioners’regular meeting is 9 a.m.Monday, July 11. Accordingto the agenda, CountyJudge Bill McElhaney willrecommend appointingattorney Stephen Wren asjudge of county court-atlawNo. 2. Establishingthe court was approved bythe state legislature andsigned into law by Gov. RickPerry June 17. If approved,Wren’s term will be Oct. 1through the date votes arecanvassed from the Nov. 6,2012, election.Read more briefson page 5ABRIDGEPORTIN SPORTS ...Messenger photos by Joe DutyHEAT OF THE NIGHT — Flames that have broken through the roof of a building at 1110 Halsell St. in Bridgeport, above, send a plume of smoke through thedowntown Bridgeport area early Wednesday morning. Below, firefighters do their best to contain the blaze. The cause of the fire is still undetermined.RODEO DREAMSAlvord High School seniorDalton Shaw will competein the International FinalsYouth Rodeo in Shawnee,Okla., this week.See page 1BINSIDE ...Fire destroysretail shop buildingTotal lossBlaze leaves quiltinggroup homelessHAY, WHAT ATHROWBACKKen Murray of Boydhas sold his tractor anddecided to go back tooriginal horse power tobale hay on his 20-acrepasture.See page 2ABy BRIAN KNOXA commercial building in downtown Bridgeportwas destroyed by an early morning blazeWednesday.Firefighters from Decatur, Lake Bridgeport,Paradise, Runaway Bay, Chico, Alvord and Cottondaleassisted Bridgeport in fighting the fireat 1110 Halsell St.Sgt. Todd Low with the Bridgeport Police Departmentsaid a patrol officer noticed smokecoming from the building around 1:15. Within amatter of minutes, visible flames could be seenfrom the roof.Firefighters spent hours trying to contain theBy BRIAN KNOXWednesday’s fire at a commercial building inBridgeport has left a local quilting group withouta place to meet.The Kraz-Z Quilters group met in a back roomof the building at 1110 Halsell St. in downtownBridgeport for nearly 20 years. The building’sownership has changed over the years, but thequilting bee has remained constant.But fire wiped out the building, destroying allof the group’s equipment along with numerousquilts.“It was pretty devastating to us,” said groupmember Marilyn McShan.AREA DEATHSAND FUNERALSJEANETTEWOODARDBridgeportKARI BALLARDParadiseJAKE WILSONBoydLELA HOWARDFormerly of GreenwoodFREDA JO WETZELDentonSee page 10AWEATHER...Sun7/1099/79Plenty of sun. Highs in the upper90s and lows in the upper 70s.KEEPINGTHEIR COOL— Firefighterstake abreak whilefighting thefire in a commercialbuildingWednesday.At leasteight departmentshelpedwith thefire. Despitetheir bestefforts, thebuilding wasdestroyed. Achiropractor’soffice nextdoor also sustainedsomesmoke andwater damage.Continued on page 7AContinued on page 7AMon7/11INDEX99/79Abundant sunshine. Highs in theupper 90s and lows in the upper70s.Crime Report... 3ANews Briefs ..... 5AOpinion ........... 4AObits .............. 10ASports ...............1BClassifi eds .........2BWise County MessengerP.O. Box 149115 South TrinityDecatur, Texas 76234www.wcmessenger.comON THE WEB ...Scan this QR(quick response)code with yoursmartphonecamera andyou’ll be takento our website.By BRIAN KNOXA Newark man was flown to JohnPeter Smith Hospital in Fort WorthThursday following an accident onU.S. 81/287 at County Road 4228near NRS Trailers south of Decatur.DPS Trooper Adolfo Pattersonsaid a pickup driven by Ricardo CesarOrtiz, 44, of Sanger was crossingthe southbound lanes of U.S.81/287 from County Road 4228when he pulled out in front of amotorcycle operated by Ricky LinnYoungblood, 57. The motorcyclestruck the pickup on the driver’sDECATURCycle operator critically injuredACCIDENTSCENE —Ricky LinnYoungbloodof Newarkwas injuredwhen hismotorcyclecollided witha pickupThursday. Hewas flown toJPS in FortWorth.Messenger photoby Brian Knoxside panel.Patterson said a vehicle in theright lane of U.S. 81/287 had slowedto make a right turn onto CR 4228,and Ortiz apparently failed to seethe motorcycle in the left lane.The accident happened around6:30 p.m. and had traffic reducedto one lane for more than an hour.Youngblood was flown to JPS fromthe scene and remained in criticalcondition Friday afternoon, accordingto a hospital spokesperson.Ortiz was cited for failure to yieldright of way and was taken to theWise County Jail when he refusedto sign the citation, Patterson said.

2A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011BOYD2010 Wise CountyMEDICAL, HEALTH& WELLNESSDirectorywww.wcmessenger.com/medicaldirectoryMessenger photos by Joe DutyOLD MEETS NEW — Ken Murray fixed up a hybrid between old and modern forms of hay farming. A team of horses pulls a motorized hay baler across hiscoastal hay farm in southern Wise County.Phil MajorPresident & PublisherP.O. Box 149115 S. TrinityDecatur, TX 76234940-627-5987Fax 940-627-1004www.wcmessenger.comnews@wcmessenger.comCouple returns to horse drawn hay farmingBy BRANDON EVANSThe soft morning sun spills overtrees onto pasture in southern WiseCounty.Tanned hands hold black, leatherreins, guiding a trio of horses overa curved strip of cut coastal hay. Anengine-fired Vermeer baler gathersup the hay behind horse and cart,bounding the straw into tight roundbales. The creaking of the horses’harnesses blends into the sound ofthe combustion motor.Last month, Ken Murray sold hislarge International tractor and hisbig Vermeer bailer. He and his wifeAnn were determined to farm haythe old fashioned way, with horsepower.“Fresh horses are almost as fastas a tractor,” Ken said. “The tractoraverages 6 to 7 miles per hour, andthese horses go about four-and-ahalf.”His 20-acre hay pasture takesabout three hours to rake with atractor, compare to about six hoursthe horse-drawn way.“You can’t make a living doing itSOFTER IMPACT — Farming with horses makes less of an impact on the landthan using large tractors, which can sometimes cause land to hardpan overtime. This trio of horses rakes hay in a 20-acre pasture.this way,” Ken said. “But for whatwe are trying to do, be self-sustainable,it works out pretty well.”The couple owns a carriage ridebusiness with 13 horses. The animalsare basically helping gatherenough hay to feed themselves.“It’s about self-sustainability,” Annsaid. “It’s also better for the land.”“When a heavy tractor rolls overand over a pasture, the earth beneaththe topsoil begins to hardpan.The horses don’t compact the groundas much, and that allows more rainto get down into the soil.”A couple years ago they startedfarming the hay organically, usingno synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.Moving to more antiquated, ortraditional farming techniques alsomirrors his conservative leanings,Ken said.Last year, Murray ran for Justiceof the Peace Precinct 3. Kind of amaverick, he was the only Democraton the ballot running for a countyoffice in Wise. During the lead-upto the race, he geared up a coveredwagon and set on the campaigntrail. He visited small towns andcommunities in the precinct. Travelingdown county roads, he slept outunder the stars at night and cookedbeans over a fire for dinner.“It’s just part of my conservativenature,” Ken said. “And these horsesare more reliable than machines.”Email Brandon at bevans@wcmessenger.com.WISE COUNTY5 indicted in firearm smuggling caseAt least five people have been indicted by a WiseCounty grand jury in connection with a possible firearmsmuggling operation.Several arrests were made in March stemming fromthe theft of a Bushmaster AR-15 assault rifle and a HiPoint Model 995 9 mm assault rifle during a string of carburglaries in Chico and Bridgeport last December andJanuary.Colton Wade Mitchell, 18, of Bridgeport and NicholasBy BRANDON EVANSMITCHELLO’NEALRyan O’Neal, 19, of Bedford were indicted for firearmsmuggling. Preston Lawrence Canales, 18, of Bridgeport;Israel Trey Rodriguez, 17, of Bridgeport; James DeanBrown, 39, of Paradise; and O’Neal were all indicted forboth engaging in organized criminal activity and twocounts each of theft of a firearm.O’Neal was also indicted for sexual assault.It’s unclear if more people involved in the case were in-Continued on page 9ANEWARKDriver passes out, ends up on edge of cliffPhil MajorPresident & PublisherRichard GreeneSports EditorMark JordanVice President/General ManagerKen RoselleSenior Account ExecutiveKristen TribeAssistant EditorBrandon EvansErika PedrozaRichard GreeneSports EditorLesa MajorEDITORIALBrian KnoxEditorDave RogersJ.C. JonesMack ThweattKeri Pritchard-WillertonGraphic ArtistJoe DutyPhotographerBUSINESS OFFICETeresa MayberryCLASSIFIEDSLori WhiteKelly GuessKristi BennettBusiness ManagerDonna BeanADVERTISINGLisa DavisAdvertising ManagerLaura BelcherMisty CogetPRODUCTIONTodd A. GriffithProduction Manager/WebmasterAndrew MayVideographerPierre MouaPeter FrancoSUBSCRIBER SERVICESLowell BurkettRoger WeberWesley RobinsonBrenda JewellCirculationKelly GuessAdvertising SalesPierre MouaGraphic ArtsJesse MathenyJames CraftSUBSCRIPTIONS$37 a year In-County$43 a year Out-of-County$49 a year Out-of-State$20 Digital Subscriptionwww.wcmessenger.com/subscribe________________________________Name________________________________________________________________Address________________________________City St. ZipA woman was taken to Harris Methodist Hospitalin Fort Worth following a wreck on Farm Road718 shortly after noon Thursday.Glenda B. Wallis, 60, of Rhome, passed out whiledriving. She then veered off the road several milessouth of Texas 114. Her small sports utility vehicleplowed through brush, briars and small trees beforecoming to a precarious rest at the edge of a 25-foot cliff overlooking gravel-strewn train tracks.“The lady was traveling south when she lost consciousnessand ran off the road,” said state trooperBrandon Chaney, who was investigating the accident.Members of the Newark Volunteer Fire Departmenthad to prop the vehicle up with several airjacks to keep it from toppling over the edge as theyfreed the victim from the wreckage.“We put some air support stilts beneath the passengerside of the vehicle, and we pulled her out ofthe driver’s side,” said Jerry Taylor, assistant chiefwith the Newark Volunteer Fire Department. “I’mnot sure what that angle is, but it’s pretty steep. Itwas in danger of slipping down at any time.”Wallis did not suffer any serious injuries in thewreck, Chaney said. A pre-existing health conditionprompted her to pass out possibly due to a lackof oxygen and a subsequent ground transport to aFort Worth hospital.CLIFFHANGER— JamesEdgemon,fire chief ofthe NewarkVolunteerFireDepartment,overlooks asport utilityvehicle lefthanging onthe edgeof a cliffon FarmRoad 718Thursdayafternoonafter awoman ranoff the road.Firefightersrescuedthe victimfrom theprecariouslyperchedvehicle.Messenger photoby Joe Duty________________________________Phone________________________________EmailMail to:Wise County MessengerPO Box 149, Decatur, TX 76234or call 940-627-5987TIP LINE:Phone: 940-393-3450E-mail: tips@wcmessenger.comSUBMIT NEWSSubmit News, Sports, Letters tothe Editor, Lifestyle, Obituaries andUpdate items onlinewww.wcmessenger.com/submitADVERTISINGContact Lisa Davis, Lori White, MistyCoget, Kelly Guess or Laura Belcherat 940-627-5987www.wcmessenger.com/advertisingUSPS Publication No.688940ISSN 0746-8679The Wise County Messenger (ISSN 0746-8679) is publishedWednesday and Saturday by Wise County Messenger, Inc.,P.O. Box 149, 115 S. Trinity St., Decatur, Texas 76234-0149.Periodicals class postage paid at Decatur, Texas. Subscriptionrates: one year in Wise County $37; one year out of county $43;one year out of state $49.An erroneous refl ection upon the character, standing orreputation of any fi rm, person or corporation, which appearsin the columns of this paper will be corrected upon due noticegiven to the publication at the Messenger offi ce.Postmaster: Send address changes to: Wise County Messenger,P.O. Box 149, Decatur, Texas 76234-0149. 940-627-5987.http://www.wcmessenger.com. E-mail: news@wcmessenger.com.© 2011 Wise County Messenger

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 20113AWISE COUNTYKids step up with donationBy ERIKA PEDROZAThe auxiliary at Wise RegionalHealth System in Decatur received aspecial donation from a few young individualslast month.Although it was not a large amount,the gesture behind a bag of change andfew bills touched the hearts of membersof the “augzilary,” as they wereaddressed in a letter that accompanieda $30 donation.Eleven-year-olds Lindsey Peña andGracie Bagwell and her 9-year-oldbrother Sam of Decatur donated theproceeds of their lemonade stand tofund the purchase of a bench to beplaced at the nursery window.“Sometimes it’s hard for brothersand sisters to look into the window tosee their baby brother or sister,” saidGail Matthews, labor and delivery directorwho suggested the bench. “Thishelps. I’m very proud of you.”Encouraged by a season of sacrificeand service, the kids chose to do theirpart by setting up a lemonade stand.“It was lent so we had to do a serviceor give up something, and we decidedto do something,” Gracie said. “So wehad a lemonade stand for one day.”Gracie’s mother, Sandra, added:“Since they’re young, they can’t go andvolunteer. So we’ve found other waysto show them how to serve others.”For five hours the Saturday beforeEaster, the kids staked their place inthe Bagwell’s front yard on TrinityStreet in Decatur. They sold half-cupsof lemonade made by Sandra for 50cents and full cups for 75 cents.“We made $60, and we gave half toMary’s Gift to help women get breastcancer screenings and half to the babies(at the hospital). We both love babies,”Lindsey said. “And we wanted togive money to Mary’s Gift because weMessenger photos by Joe DutyBENCH MARK — WRHS Auxiliary member Martha Blankenship, left, was happy toaccept a $30 donation from Lindsey Peña and Gracie and Sam Bagwell of Decatur.The money was used to purchase a bench for the hospital’s nursery window. Alsopictured is Gail Matthews, labor and delivery director.know breast cancer is a big problem, soI just wanted to help.”However, this is not the first timethe trio has helped. They have set upa stand and donated the proceeds to aWISE COUNTY CRIME REPORTcharitable cause at least four times.“We’ve donated to the senior citizens,WARM (Wise Area Relief Mission) andnow the hospital and Mary’s Gift,”Gracie said. “We like to help.”And people like Martha Blankenship,a member of the auxiliary, appreciatethe generosity.“We were just overwhelmed withthe gesture behind their little baggieof change,” she said. “Everyone was almostin tears.”The bench, built by Alan Jacksonof Decatur, features the names of thethree etched on the side.Gracie and Sam are the children ofTroy and Sandra Bagwell of Decatur.Lindsey is the daughter of Geno andSusan Peña, also of Decatur.Email Erika at epedroza@wcmessenger.com.SubscribeOnline.www.wcmessenger.com/subscribeRANDYWILLIAMSBUICK • CHEVY •CADILLACGMC •HYUNDAI•PRE-OWNED940-627-2177THE HEAT IS HERE!Call for an Air ConditioningClean and Check Today!940-683-6266940-627-2278Ask about 12 years parts and labor on new equipmentWWW.MANNAIR.COMMANNREFRIG@EMBARQMAIL.COMLet RANDY SAVE YOU MONEY onYour Next NEW or PRE-OWNED Vehicle!Medical Center PharmacyPrescriptions • CompoundingFast andFriendly ServiceDrive-Thru • Free DeliveryDECATUR1101 Eagle Dr. • Suite CDecatur, 76234940-627-5400Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sat., 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.ALVORD115 E. 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4A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011OPINIONOUR VIEWSWise gets lost with redistricting planBy PHIL MAJORThough court challenges couldstill change the look of new Texascongressional district lines, as itstands now, my home, and most ofthose on the outskirts of Decatur,will have more in common withBridgeport when it comes to congressionalrepresentation.Not that there’s anything wrongwith that.Population gains added fournew seats in Congress for Texas.And one of the new districtssnakes through Arlington andparts of Fort Worth, takes inParker County and sneaks intoWise County just enough to grabRhome, Newark, Aurora, NewFairview and Decatur.But rather than leave the restof us with our long-standing Rep.Kay Granger of Fort Worth, wewill join District 13, representedfor many years by Mac Thornberryof Clarendon and Amarillo.Congressional districts,in theory, are supposedto preserve communitiesof interest. And in recentyears, Wise County hashad a lot more in commonwith the Metroplexthan with rural WestTexas.Despite being well-representedfor a long timeby Charles Stenholm ofStamford, Wise County’shorizon has shifted permanentlytoward the growing behemoth tothe southeast.For the record, I like MacThornberry. He represented usably during our 13-and-a halfyears living in Henrietta.But I believe we will be hardpressedto find too much in commonwith our friends in placeslike Vernon and Childress.Our neighbors won’thave that problem. Likelytheir new congressman orwoman will be from Arlingtonor Fort Worth, orpossibly Parker County.And I mean neighborsquite literally. The districtline runs down our road.The folks across thestreet will be in the newMAJOR 33rd district, while wewill be in Thornberry’s13th, along with Alvord, Boyd,Chico, Lake Bridgeport, Paradise,Runaway Bay and Bridgeport.The good news, I suppose, isthat we theoretically will havemore clout. When issues impactWise County, we can call two Congressionaloffices, rather than one.And standing in the middle of ourroad will put me in both districtsat once (if only I had a decent cellsignal there with which to makethose calls).But based on population, WiseCounty doesn’t have a lot of influencewhen it comes to congressionaldistricts, which average morethan 700,000 people. And that hasbeen diluted further, with maybe20 to 25 percent of the county’spopulation thrown in with the Metroplexwhile the rest of us haveto look 300-plus miles away to thefar reaches of the Panhandle forour representation.We lose our connection withGranger, who gets a u-shapeddistrict all in Tarrant County. Sheprovided us a locally-based outreachrepresentative. HopefullyThornberry and our new congressman/womanwill do the same.Redistricting just hasn’t beenour friend. First we lost a chanceto perhaps be the big dog in astate representative district.Then we got left in a state Senatedistrict that is quite similar to the13th Congressional district, coveringvast swaths of more ruralwestern counties. And now we geta split in Congress. And unlessthere are more Tom Delay-typemid-census hijinks, this is howthings will remain for anotherdecade.And it’s not likely to get anybetter after the 2020 count. WiseCounty is within two counties of14 Congressional districts. Theway gerrymandering goes, withpopulation growth and shifts, wecould wind up in any of those. Andunless we gain about a half-millionpopulation, we will still be onthe outside looking in.YOURVIEWS‘No refusal’ isunconstitutionalHow can Texas courts overrule the Constitution?Why isn’t the FBI investigating these abuses byexas law enforcement across the whole state withhis new and illegal “no refusal policy?”Fourth Amendment: The right of the people to beecure in their persons, houses, papers and effects,gainst unreasonable searches and seizures, shall note violated,Article VI 2: This Constitution, and the Laws of thenited States which shall be the “supreme law of theand; and the judges in every state shall be boundhereby.”Fifth Amendment: No person shall be held to norhall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witessagainst himself.So tell me how is it legal for any state to overrulehe Constitution? Just because some special interestroups have demanded it?Rusty WhiteBridgeportFlags neededat polling placesSeveral years ago, I was an election judge in Irving.felt something was missing. I submitted a proposalhat the Dallas County Commissioners Court purhase,and use at all (50-plus) polling places, a Unitedtates and Texas State flag.Now, as an election judge in Wise County, I realzewhat I’ve been missing at my polling location onlection Day — a flag. The selection “for or against”n an election should be considered a very preciousight granted by our Constitution. The voters shoulde reminded of the importance of that election withhe presence of a United States flag!With the “pulling of the lever,” a voter should havefeeling that they are part of the selection of governentofficials that will control our lives and future.hat responsibility is awesome! In my opinion, votings one of the most important rights granted the citiensby the United States Constitution.As an election judge, I’ve recently sought an apearancebefore the Wise County commissioners toequest the authorization to have a United Statesag present at every polling place in Wise County atvery election. I already have a flag, presented whenretired from the Navy, and if they’ll simply say “Weon’t care,” I’d be proud to post the flag at my pollngplace. But I think it would add something to therivilege if posted in all of our Wise County pollinglaces.With the chaos occurring in other nations, weight do well by promoting this concept at pollinglaces throughout the nation. I’m aware that manylready fly the flag at polling places. The VeteransAdministration (Washington) has recently forbiddenthe reference to God in any prayer conducted in aNational Cemetery. Based on my general knowledgeof elections, I’m of the opinion that a U.S. marshalwill not appear and haul me off to jail if I am allowedto “fly our colors.” It worked in Dallas, and none of uswere arrested, so it must be legal. But on the otherhand, that was another time and in another century.Bob BurkPrecinct 10SunsetHere’s a sample of what some of our online readers are commentingon this week.“Boswell a true philanthropian” published Sunday, July3Congratulations to Mary, and thanks to Eligio, for submittingthis letter. Mary is a true artist, but more importantly,one who cares deeply about the well-being of her students.Thanks for what you do Mary – we need more teachers inthe world like you!Cindy BerryDecatur“Wise needs permanent burn ban” published Sunday,July 3We escaped a disaster in our neighborhood when the kids“responsibly” took their fireworks to the trees at the back oftheir lot. Luckily they were able to avert the disaster fromtheir “intelligent, responsible usage” of fireworks.Of course, the fireworks must be continued beyond the 4th.On the 5th … hmmm, I think I can count that is the 4th, plusone, (there was) a fireworks party next to a shop that containshigh octane racing fuel, a hay pile and a stalled horse— all three a recipe for disaster. The horse was severelyspooked causing it to go into shock, and one of its owners wasnearly crushed attempting to release her from the stall. Herdaughter (was almost injured) when another round had tobe fired off while they were attempting to bring the mare outof shock. Another horse that had been being nursed carefullyback to health with hoof issues had to be cut loose toget away from the fearful event. She ran for cover. Now thehorse is lame, and all the money spent on healing a wash fora 30-minute display of “ooooo” and “ahhhh.” Doesn’t anyonehave any sense left? The grass is high and dry! I guess ittakes an ordinance or law or some other official document toONLINE VIEWScause people to use their brains rather than some other partof their anatomy to think with. These are the types of peoplethat will cry with bewilderment when their children haveset their pastures ablaze and burned not only their home,but also those of their neighbors and murdered and injuredcountless innocent animals ... in the name of fun!The leaders of Wise County were very unwise to considerthat fun was far more important than the potential hazardof fireworks and the potential loss to homes, livestock andhuman life. One lame mistake and poof … someone sacrificesfor their fun! Absurd!Barbara CopelandRhomeRead more comments and add your own at the new WC-Messenger.com.BUILDING CORP.RWhy Trust Cleary? Personal service to providethe best solution for you! 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WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 20115ACHICOCity could profit from greywater salesBy DAVE ROGERSWhen it comes to water,the city of Chico has decidedits glass is only half full.So the city council votedto go into business selling“used water” to industry.Officially, the agenda itemOK’d in the Tuesday, July 5,meeting was to allow MayorJ.D. Clark to enter into acontract with MLA Consultingof Plano to amend thecity’s wastewater petitionso it can sell the water thathas been treated by its sewageplant to be used for industrialpurposes like rockcrushing.Like most municipalities,Chico supplies and chargesits residents (homeownersand businesses) for “treated”water safe for drinking.That water, when returnedto the city through its networkof pipes, is re-treatedby its sewage plant and theresulting greywater, no longersuitable for drinking, isdumped back into nature byrelease into a stream.Chico’s greywater isdumped into Dry Creek,which flows into the TrinityRiver.“Right now, our permit isjust to release greywater.But it could be sold to someoneif we can get our TCEQpermit changed,” Clark said.“We’ve got rock crushersthat are interested in buyingit.”The council authorizedClark to spend up to $7,500with MLA Consulting, a civilengineering firm, to preparethe paperwork necessary togain approval by the TexasCommission on EnvironmentalQuality to changethe permit.Chico obtains its waterfrom wells and via West WiseSpecial Utility in Bridgeport.The Wise County cityof about 1,100 residents currentlyhas about 550 “regular”customers, homeownersand businesses, that pay$21 per month for the first2,000 gallons and $4.50 peradditional 1,000 gallons.The city also sells “treated”water in bulk to industrialcustomers.Its sewage plant processes69,200 gallons per day,Clark said, most of which isreleased as greywater.The mayor said sellinggreywater has been recommendedby the Texas WaterBoard as a way to conserveresources.“Water is not an endlesscommodity,” he said. “A lot ofpeople who need bulk water,they can use greywater aswell as treated water. RunawayBay and Bridgeportuse their greywater for theirgolf courses, and MineralWells uses it for parks.“I think the market’sthere. Rock crushers usemass quantities of water,and right now that greywateris being used for nothing.”City council added a newcouncil member to its rosterTuesday.Chris Richey, a lease operatorat Devon Energy, wasnamed to join Fleta Barrett,Karen Garrison, Sue Manningand Aracely Delgadoon the five-member council.Richey will serve the unexpiredterm of Gary Sampson,who recently moved outof town.That term runs throughMay 2012, when Richey maychoose to run for election.In other business: Garrison was re-electedmayor pro tem. Three new memberswere approved for the ChicoVolunteer Fire Department– Justin Pierce, JoshuaRichey and John Fulton. The council approvedthree budget amendmentsthat transfer funds to payfor unbudgeted expenses,including $1,500 for a newcomputer for the judge’s office;$6,000 for a new heatingand air conditioning unitfor city hall; $500 for streetdepartment supplies and$4,100 for new fire departmentpagers. The moneycomes from available fundbalances in the general fundchecking account, fire departmentchecking accountand the water and sewerchecking account.Additionally, adjustmentswere made to deal with the$208,475 fine to the citylevied in October 2010 byTCEQ for waste dischargeviolations discovered in2008. The city was unableto budget these expenses asthey came after approval ofits 2011 budget.Chico paid $8,475 to thestate, and TCEQ ruled inlieu of the fine that $200,000be spent on a supplementalenvironmental project toprovide first-time wastewaterservices to low-incomeresidences in Wise County.Tuesday’s action added$200,000 to a constructionin progress account. The council approvedthree ordinance changes regardingdue dates for payments.One established thatall monthly water, sewerand garbage charges shallbe due on the 20th of eachmonth; one delayed the timebefore a late fee is chargedfrom 15 days to 20; the otherset a deadline of 10 businessdays to cover a returnedcheck before termination ofcity services. Council approved a resolutionto participate in theDepartment of HomelandSecurity’s E-Verify Systemfor checking employmenteligibility for new workers. They also set a specialmeeting for 5:30 p.m. Thursday,July 21.Email Dave at drogers@wcmessenger.com.NEWS BRIEFSTHIS WEEKEND’S EVENTS ...ICE CREAM SOCIAL — Alvord’s Hopewell Baptist Church wasto host an ice cream social 6:30 p.m. Saturday, July 9.Photo Courtesy of AppleAMO LEER STORYTIME — The Decatur Public Library bilingualstorytime was to be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, July 9. The program,for preschool and elementary school children, includesbooks, songs and rhymes in Spanish and English. For moreinformation, call the library at (940) 627-5512.GOSPEL CONCERT — Gary Family Gospel Music was topresent Southern Charm 6:30 to 8 p.m. Saturday, July 9, atThe Country Church, 2337 U.S. 380, in Bridgeport.AUCTION — Wise County Animal Services were to auction twoJack Donkeys at noon Saturday, July 9. The auction will be heldat the livestock pens behind the Wise County Animal Shelterlocated at 119 PR 4195 in Decatur. For more information, callWise County Animal Services at (940) 627-7577.BENEFIT FOR AMBER — The Survivors United MC, X-rayContinued on page 9A60th Wedding AnniversaryBetween June 1 and August 31, 2011,every time you swipe or swipe and sign using yourFirst Financial Bank VISA® Debit Card, your name isentered into our iSwipe, iSign, iWin giveaway!The more you use your Visa® Debit Card, the betteryour chances of winning. 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6A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011WISE COUNTYCRIME REPORTContinued from page 3Aposting derogatory comments on his Facebook page.Monday, July 41700 BLOCK OF U.S. 287 BUSINESS SOUTH — Tires on avehicle were slashed.700 BLOCK OF DECATUR STREET — A woman was upsetthat her daughter was smoking K2.Tuesday, July 5900 BLOCK OF COUNTY ROAD 1743 — A complainantreceived harassing text messages.200 BLOCK OF COUNTY ROAD 2646 — Copper wire andfencing were stolen from location.200 BLOCK OF WILD HORSE ROAD — A man was seeingimaginary people inside his pickup.100 BLOCK OF COUNTY ROAD 4869 — A house wasegged by unknown suspects.300 BLOCK OF SOUTH MAIN STREET — A man reportedthat someone moved onto his property and won’t leave.600 BLOCK OF ECHO ROAD — A pair of radiators wasstolen from an open field.100 BLOCK OF COUNTY ROAD 2645 — More than 400 feetof copper wire was stolen from the location.Wednesday, July 6300 BLOCK OF COUNTY ROAD 2610 — Copper wire wasstolen from a compressor station.1700 BLOCK OF U.S. 287 SOUTH — Dogs were stolen froma home.100 BLOCK OF CENTRAL AVENUE — A man was digging ina trash can.800 BLOCK OF COUNTY ROAD 2395 — A woman reportedthat her ex-husband’s girlfriend wouldn’t let her speak toher own daughter.200 BLOCK OF WILD HORSE ROAD — A man reportedagain that someone was sitting in his pickup.100 BLOCK OF NORTHWOODS COURT — A man wasreceiving threatening text messages.400 BLOCK OF COUNTRY LIVING DRIVE — A woman saidher neighbor walked by her house and called her a pervert.400 BLOCK OF PRIVATE ROAD 4624 — A man wasreported to be driving his tractor while intoxicated. Thesuspect was only driving on private property and was notcharged with driving while intoxicated.WiseCountyDirectoryofAREARhomeUnited Meth od istChurch"A beautiful church, andfriendly people"200 First St.at DogwoodDowntown Rhome817-637-1633www.rhomeunitedmethodistchurch.orghome.earthlink.net/~rhoman/Sunday School ............9 a.m.Sunday Worship ........10 a.m.Wednesday Youth .. 6:30 p.m.Pastor, Jerry B. MahleNursery & Children’s Church"Remember Jesus Christ, raisedfrom the dead, a descendant ofDavid - that is my gospel"2 Timothy 8CHURCHESSundayClass9:30 a.m.Worship Celebration10:30 a.m.WednesdayBible Classes6:45 p.m.Hwy. 380, 1 mile west ofHwy. 287, Decatur940-627-6131www.centralfellowship.comFirst Pres by te ri anChurch1307 Newby St. • Bridgeport, TX940-683-4779Rev. Lucia McKee KremzarSunday Fellowship... 9:30 a.m.Sunday School…10 a.m.Sunday Worship…11 a.m.Come & Share The Joy“A Warm Welcome Awaits Youat First Presbyterian.”Submit YOURlocal news...Rick’s Metal Recycling3280 S Hwy 101 • Bridgeport, TX940-683-3770TOP PRICE ACCURATE WEIGHTON ALL METALS• #1 Short Iron $230/ Ton• #2 Short Iron $220/Ton• Long Iron $200/Ton• Tin $200/Tonwww.wcmessenger.com/submit• Car Bodies w/title $200/Ton• Aluminum Cans 75¢/lb• #1 Copper $3.30/lb• #2 Copper $3.10/lbPastorsChris &Linda Brown940-626-0006or 940-300-17712revs@cfaith.comCome Check Us Out!Services: Sunday 10:30 a.m.Sunday Evenings 6 p.m.Wednesday Evenings 7 p.m.3483 S. FM 51 • DecaturDecatur Church of Christ"Where Your Family Will Find A Home"• Family Bible Study For All Ages• The Childrens Place (A Mother's Day Out) 2 days a weekFM 51 South and Preskitt Rd.Decatur, TexasPhone 940-627-1912www.decaturchurchofchrist.comSunday Bible Study 9 a.m.Sunday Worship 10 a.m.Sunday Evening. Small groups including a5 p.m. meeting at the churchWednesday Bible Study 7 p.m.Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. • Sat. 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.Patrick from France, 17 yrs.Loves the outdoors and playing soccer.Patrick’s dream has been to spend timein America learning about our customsand attending American high school.Elisa from Italy, 16 yrs.Likes to play tennis, swim, loves to dance.Elisa hopes to play American softball andlearn American ‘slang’ while in the USA.HOST ANEXCHANGESTUDENT TODAY!(for 3, 5 or 10 months)Make this year the most exciting, enriching year everfor you and your family. Share your world with ayoung foreign visitor from abroad. Welcome a highschool student, 15-18 years old, from Italy, France,Norway, Denmark, Spain, Germany, Brazil, Thailandor China as part of your family for a school year (orless) and make an overseas friend for life.For more information or to select yourown exchange student please call:CallMegan at 918-633-0555 orMarcy at 1-800-888-9040 (Toll Free)or e-mail us at info@world-heritage.orgwww.whhosts.comWorld Heritage is a public benefit, non-profitorganization based in Laguna Beach, CA.

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 20117AA Spirit-Filled Interdenominational ChurchSunday School 9:30 a.m.Services 10:30 a.m.WednesdayTFH Youth 5:30 p.m.Call 940-627-5365Call 940-627-5365tfhpeople.comDirections: We are easy to find, located right off ofHwy 380. From Decatur head West 4 miles we areon the left. From Bridgeport head East 4 miles weare on the right.RhomeChurch of Christ170 W. 1st, RhomeSunday Bible Classall ages .............. 9:30 a.m.Sun. Worship .............. 10:30 a.m.Sun. Evening ..................... 6 p.m.Wed. Bible Study .............. 7 p.m.817-638-5159 • 817-636-2325817-636-2496www.rhomechurchofchrist.orgFirstUnitedMethodistChurchof BridgeportSUNDAYSunday School ................. 10 a.m.Worship .......... 8:45 & 10:55 a.m.WEDNESDAYFamily Fellowship Meal .....5-6 p.m.Studies for all ages ............ 6 p.m.Sr. High Bible Study ......7:30 p.m.Nursery provided for all servicesRev. Dana Mike Coker Miller940-683-2780 or 940-683-4193608 17th Street, BridgeportNewarkChurch of ChristMellown & Chambers817-489-2658Sunday Bible Classall ages ..............9:30 a.m.Sun. Worship ............10:30 a.m.Wed. Bible Classall ages ..................7 p.m.www.thenewarkchurch.orgGreenwoodChurch of ChristSunday Bible Class ...............10 a.m.Sunday Worship ....................11 a.m.Sunday Evening Worship ....... 5 p.m.Wednesday Worship ............... 7 p.m.Minister Bob RossFM 1204 • GreenwoodSame location for over 100 years.940-393-34842840 U.S. Hwy. 380 • Decatur(1.5 miles west of U.S. 287)940-627-1006www.ccdecatur.orgToday’s Music & Casual DressSUNDAY9:00 a.m.................... Sunday School10:15 a.m..................Worship ServiceWEDNESDAY6:00 p.m..........Youth (7th-12th grade)V.B.S.Aug 1-5 (P.M.)Looking for some spiritual nourishment in the middle of the week?Come join us in the Wednesday evening interactive Bible study atGreenwood Baptist Church7 PM Bible Study2347 FM 1204Greenwood, TX940-466-7338Other Services:Sunday School 10 a.m.Morning Worship 11 a.m.Sunday Evening 6 p.m.NEW LOCATION!!!Rann Elementary1300 Deer Park Rd • DecaturSunday at 10 a.m.817-489-2658• Real Life Messages • Incredible Praise and Worship• Casual Attire • Exciting Children & Youth MinistriesYouth - Wednesday @ 6:30 p.m.Weekday Ministry Center, 1308 Old Chico Rd.940-627-4222Discover a New Life in ChristSUNDAYBible Study....................9 amWorship.................. 10:15 amEvening Worship........... 6 pmWEDNESDAYAWANA..................6-7:30 pm1204 12th St. • Bridgeport940-683-4037www.fbcbridgeport.comCall 940.627.5987 to listyour church for as little as$14.80 a week or emailads@wcmessenger.comfor more informationFirst Baptist Churchof SlidellSUNDAYSBible Study - 10 a.m.Worship - 11 a.m.Evening Bible Study - 6:30 p.m.WEDNESDAYSKidzone and Youth - 6:30 p.m.Prayer Gathering - 6:30 p.m.940-466-3990www.slidellbaptist.comMt. ZionBaptist Church940-627-5103615 CR 1280 • Alvord, TexasSunday School ................................10 a.m.Sun. Morning Worship ...................11 a.m.Sun. Evening Worship ......................6 p.m.Wed. Evening Worship .....................7 p.m.• Passionate about Christ• Faithful to God's Word• Committed to Reaching Our CommunityKevin J. Moore, Pastorwww.mountzionalvord.comTwin OaksAssembly of God300 Cates St. (Hwy. 920) • BridgeportPastor Gary SessionsSunday School . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.Morning Worship . . . . 10:45 a.m.Evening Worship . . . . . . . 6 p.m.Wednesday Bible Study. . 7 p.m.Family Night (meal served)Every 2nd Wednesday of the month940-683-3110NEW SA LEMFREEWILLBAPTISTCHURCHSUNDAY10 a.m.…Sunday School11 a.m.……Morning Wor shipWed. Evening 6 p.m.940-627-5413carwom@embarqmail.comHwy. 51 SouthDecatur, Texas 76234Bring Your FamilySunday School ...........9:45 a.m.Morning Worship .... 10:45 a.m.Children’s Church .........11 a.m.Evening Prayer ............... 6 p.m.Evening Worship .......6:30 p.m.Wednesday Night .......... 7 p.m.IMMANUEL BAP TIST106 S. Lane, DecaturOffice 627-5248 • Bus Ride 627-3980Bro. Louis Horton* Fundamental * Old-Fash ioned * Missionary *Teaching & Preaching The King James BibleWise County’s Largest Bus Ministryand Immanuel Christian AcademyTrinity Baptist ChurchBoydPastor: Terry PhillipsTraditional Worship ServicesSunday Bible Study ....................9:30 a.m.Sunday Worship ........................10:45 a.m.Evening Worship ..............................6 p.m.Wednesday Prayer Service ...............7 p.m.455 W. Rock Island AvenueBoyd, TX 76023 • 940-433-5281Email: trinitybaptistboyd@embarqmail.comPleasant Grove Cowboy yChurch4789 South FM 730Decatur, TX 76234940-627-2860Pastor Robert A HaynesSunday Worship: 10:30 amMusic Director: Olin Blasewww.pleasantgrovecowboychurch.comCENTRALBAPTIST CHURCH4793 FM 1810 • Chico940-644-5647Pastor Fred FerrenSunday School (all ages).........10 a.m.Sunday Morning Worship.......11 a.m.Sunday Evening Worship.........6 p.m.Wednesday Evening Worship...7 p.m.WISE COUNTY COWBOY CHURCHwisecountycowboychurch.comSUNDAY SERVICE10:30 a.m.2070 Old denton roaddecatur(off hwy 380, approximately 1.5 miles east of decatur)Blaze leaves quiltinggroup homeless ...Continued from page 1AEach Wednesday, thegroup of about a dozenwomen would meet for morethan just quilting. They tookturns bringing lunch, allowingthem to share recipesand enjoy fellowship.“We joked about solvingall the world’s problems,”McShan said.The group would handquilt around a frame. Groupmember Sharron Curry’squilt was on the frameWednesday when tragedystruck.A dozen small quilts hadrecently been completedand were soon to be donatedto children with Court AppointedSpecial Advocates(CASA) of Wise and JackCounty.Much of the material lostin the fire had been donatedto the group, McShan said.Since many of the membersare on a fixed income,it was necessary for thequilters to be able to meetin a place where they didn’thave to pay for rent or utilities.They would often makequilts to raffle to supportthe group or to donate tosuch organizations as theRed Cross, Meals on Wheelsand the domestic violenceshelter.Now they are the ones inneed of the donations and anew place to continue theirtrade.If anyone has a room thatcould be donated to thegroup for use, call McShanat (940) 683-2085 or Curryat (940) 627-2507.Fire destroysretail shop building ...Continued from page 1ABRIDGEPORTBRIDGEPORTblaze. They were able tokeep the fire from spreadingto the adjacent TrinityChiropractic building, butLow said the building didsustain smoke and waterdamage.The stone walls madefirefighting efforts particularlydifficult.“It was an extremely hotfire,” he said. “The buildingwas so old, with thoserock walls, it was like a bigpizza oven.”Medics set up a rehabilitationstation to providerelief for firefighters.Low said late Thursdaythat the cause of the fireis unknown, but it doesnot appear to be suspicious.The blaze apparentlystarted in the back of the2,250-square-foot singlestorybuilding.The building had mostrecently housed Zoo Lou’sTanning Spa and SelectGift Shop, but buildingowner Terry Geer said anew business was in theprocess of moving into thebuilding.The Kraz-Z Quiltersgroup also used a backroom for meetings once aweek.“They lost everything,”Geer said. “The things theyquilt on, the fabric. I feelreally bad for them.”She hoped another businesswould come forwardto offer space for the groupto continue meeting.Geer said the buildingwas a total loss. She iswaiting for the insurancecompany to inspect thebuilding before she willknow how much the cleanupwill cost.She said she thought thebuilding was built in the1960s. Information on theproperty tax informationwebsite TaxNetUSA.comlisted the building as beingbuilt in 1920, and it had amarket value of $63,810.Attention Homeschoolers!Grades 1-12, Calculus, High School Sciences, Drama, Art and MoreJOY Christian Academy is now enrolling for Fall 2011Informational meeting for interested families will be heldJune 27 at 11 am • July 11 at 5 pmMeeting Location:The River Church, RISE Building1901 S. TrinityDecatur, TX 76234Further Information is available at our website: www.joyca.org940-337-4629UnderstandingWhat We ReadFOR STUDENTS OF THE BIBLEEveryone has seen “WARNING” signs on somethingpotentially dangerous to ourselves or others. The bible gives us evenmore serious warnings to stay in God’s grace”. And many false prophetsshall rise, and shall deceive many”(Math 24:11). “Let no man deceive youby any means…”(2nd Thes 2:3)”. Be not deceived…”(Gal 6:7). The word“deceive” comes from the Greek word “planao” meaning to roam (fromsafety, truth or virtue), go astray, err, seduce. Deception does not alwaysmean someone is deceiving us intentionally. It could be we or thoseteaching us are just mistaken or in err (error). How do we keep away fromthe error of the “many” mentioned in Mathew 24? “Take heed unto thyself,and unto the doctrine (or teachings) for in doing this thou shalt both savethyself, and them that hear thee “(1st Tim 4:16). “All scripture is given byinspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine (teaching us), for reproof,for correction, for instruction in righteousness” (2nd Tim 3:16). Whatabout the doctrine of the trinity (the teaching that God and Jesus are oneand the same) that we hear being taught? True or mistaken doctrine? Letthe scripture answer:” For there is one God (not 2 in 1) and one mediatorbetween God and men, the man Jesus Christ” (1st Tim 2:5). What is thenature of Jesus? A human being just like you and I! The word “trinity” isnot even in the bible. WARNING:“…be no more children, tossed to andfro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men,and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive” (Eph 4:14). Tokeep from deception:” Study to show thyself approved…”Second Advent Christian Church615 S. Owen Dr. Mustang OK 73064405-624-3334 Call for Bible study timeSteve Ryan

8A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011WISE COUNTYSheriff addresses issue of animal photos at shelterBy KRISTEN TRIBEA fury over photos erupted late last month at the WiseCounty Animal Shelter in Decatur.Although the public was temporarily prohibited from photographingthe animals, Sheriff David Walker announcedJuly 1 that individuals and rescue groups would again beallowed to take pictures of the animals, under the supervisionof a shelter employee or volunteer.“I visited with some local people and staff who said theyunderstood why I had initially prohibited the photos, butthey suggested allowing photos with some guidelines,” hesaid. “As long as it’s done in a way that doesn’t open us upto liability and can get the animals adopted, then it’s a goodthing.”People use these photos to “network” the animals onlinein an effort to secure their adoption. They post the photoson Facebook or pet adoption sites and even email them torescue groups across the country.Walker said it had become a liability issue with peoplegetting dogs in and out of the pens at will.“If they get bit, they’re going to sue us,” he said. “It’s notthat we were trying to hide anything. We’re not.”He also said photos of “non-adoptable” dogs, which caninclude vicious animals, were showing up on various websites.“Adopting a dog out that bites would be a liability,” he said.“We’re not talking about someone’s dog with a collar. We doour best to get them returned to their owner. But we’re talkingabout dogs that have proven to be aggressive.”A designated shelter employee or volunteer will also continueto take pictures of the animals, and those photos willalso be available for use by citizens and rescue groups. Thepictures will be posted and available to download on theshelter’s Facebook page and a new website that is in theFriday she told the Messenger she thought the shelter’spage recently has improved, posting the number of animalsbrought in and those that were adopted.Sheriff Walker, along with the sergeant over animal control,Asa Moseley, and Lt. John Thompson, have been workingto improve procedures and ensure photos are taken asanimals arrive.Walker said the shelter will purchase a new camera, andthey have already created an improved place to take photosoutside the kennels with a backdrop.“The problem is we got too big, too quick,” he said.The shelter, which opened in 2009, is vastly differentfrom the small holding facility that previously served asthe county’s shelter.Since January, 336 dogs were brought into the shelter,and 222 of those were adopted; 203 cats were brought inand 78 adopted.Only a few animals each month were adopted at the previousshelter.With an increased number of animals and adoptions,Walker said more infrastructure and guidelines are necessaryto make the most of volunteer help and ensure theshelter operates smoothly.In addition to improving their photos, Walker said theyare working to better outline the volunteer program.Volunteer guidelines will soon be in place, and he’s alsoconsidering naming a volunteer coordinator to organize thegroup. All volunteers will be asked to sign a waiver of liabilyERIKA PEDROZABRIDGEPORTIRON & METALWE PAYTOP PRICESFOR ALL METALSState Certified ScalesAccurate WeightsMONDAY - FRIDAY8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.3261 S. HWY 101 • BRIDGEPORT • 940-683-2005Bridgeport City Council memberseld to the “meat and potatoes” as theyaded through decision packages fromvarious city departments at a budgetworkshop that preceded Tuesday’s regularly-scheduledmeeting.Although the council was presentedwith a plethora of petitions, including a2-percent cost of living adjustment forcity employees, a request to cut backon paper and copier wear-and-tear byhaving the council go paperless and insteaduse iPads and the purchase of aTahoe to replace a Crown Victoria inthe police department fleet, the groupopted only to pursue what was necessary.This included $54,332 in chemicalsfor the water department, $8,000 forthe sewer and $52,200 for electricalsystems.“Things we gotta have, we gottahave,” Mayor Keith McComis said. “Wewant to avoid going into the red, andif that means denying some of theserequests, then I think that’s what’sbest.”City officials will present the councila preliminary budget at the Aug. 2meeting.During the regularly-scheduled partof the meeting, the council approvedthe purchase of a bucket truck for theelectric department.SATURDAY8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.works.“I heard from two (county) commissioners who agreedthat (the photographs) need to be done in a way that reducesliability to the county,” Walker said. “The ultimate goalis to get animals out the front door in the best way for thecounty.”The issue of photos incited an outcry not only from localcitizens, but also from animal lovers around the world.The sheriff was bombarded with emails the past two weeksfrom places as far away as Africa.Melinda Feickert of Pilot Point has been the most vocalduring the last two weeks.Feickert is a liaison for Shelter to Rescue, a nonprofit rescuegroup that focuses on facilitating the transfer of dogsand cats from the shelter into a “forever” home.Feickert pulls dogs from the shelter at the request of variousrescue groups, ensures they are spayed or neutered,chipped and then transports them to the rescue group,which is often breed-specific. She delivers dogs across Texasand even out-of-state, as far away as New England, Wyomingand Colorado. Once at the rescue, dogs are normallyadopted within a week, she said.She first began working with the Wise County shelter inFebruary and said she’s rescued 250 dogs since mid-April.Feickert was frustrated with the quality of photos takenby the animal shelter employees, so she was glad to hearthe news that she and others would be allowed to take theirown photos again.“It’s good because we get to get back in there and takesome pictures and network,” she said.Feickert uses these photos on her Facebook page, “UrgentAnimals at the Wise County Texas Animal Shelter.”Feickert had also complained that photos were not postedfrequently enough on the shelter’s official Facebook page,and those that were posted had little to no information.BRIDGEPORTCity eyes a lean budgetThe 2011 International Altec BucketTruck will cost the city $34,519annually for five years for a total of$172,595.“We made it stretch out as far as itcould and tried its every feature,” directorof utilities David Turnbow said.“We couldn’t find any place it didn’twork.”According to Turnbow, the city’s oldtruck does not pass the dielectric test,has many hydraulic leaks and needs anew turret. Repairing the truck wouldcost the city more than $100,000.Email Erika at epedroza@wcmessenger.com.TARDY THANKSWe know it may seem a long timesince we lost our Josh inDecember, and in many waysit does to us, too...but we dowant to attempt to express ourheartfelt appreciation to all ofyou who ministered to us in somany ways. Many of you cameto express your care and lovefor us; we each got many, manycards, notes and messages fromyou. Some sent flowers; somecooked, cleaned, ran errands anda host of other acts that are too manyto list. Some even went so far as to decorateour Christmas tree and wrap gifts for us. And there are somewho left anonymous expressions of your love. The handmadecross that just “appeared” at our entrance is a continuingreminder that Josh and we were loved beyond measure. Andfor that we cannot adequately express our deep, heartfeltgratitude. 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WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 20119APARADISEPickup collides with 18-wheelerCelebrating 26 years of PEST CONTROL in North Texas“Because your SATISFACTION is our SECURITY ”ALL PESTS - Rodents • Termites • MosquitosCustomized Programs To Fit Your NeedsBy BRIAN KNOXOne man was injuredThursday when a pickup ranunderneath the trailer of an18-wheeler near Paradise.The accident happenedaround 5:45 a.m. on Texas114 at the intersection ofParadise Country Trail. DPSTrooper Brandon Chaneysaid an 18-wheeler drivenby Raymond Minor Headley,64, of Paradise was pullingout from Paradise CountryTrail onto Texas 114 whenan eastbound pickup drivenby Coman Ray Vann, 78, ofJacksboro drove up underneaththe trailer.Vann was taken by groundambulance to Harris MethodistHospital in Fort Worthwhere he was listed in faircondition Friday afternoon,according to a hospitalspokesperson.WISE COUNTY5 indicted ...Continued from page 2Aicted, since some of the inictmentsremained sealedriday.Investigators told the Mesengerin March that at leastome of the men orchestratda sale of the stolen weapnsto a pair of men in HalomCity who were possiblyonnected to Tango Blast, aispanic Texas gang.Other indictments reurnedJune 22 included theollowing:Jake Ryan Degraf, sexual assaultf a child; indecency with a childSalvatore Anthony Giambanco,ssault family/household membermpede breathing/circulationAmos Earl Goines, aggravated asaultwith a deadly weapon; deadlyonduct discharge firearmScottie Ray Peyton, credit card orebit card abuseShanna Renea Green, credit cardr debit card abuseMark Joseph Shumski, sexualbuse of a child continuous: victimnder 14Miranda Jean Adams, hinder aprehensionor prosecution knownelonConstance Jane Dolan, hinder aprehensionor prosecution knownelonNathan Henson, hinder apprehenionor prosecution known felonTonya Jean Shores, theft of proprty$1,500-$20,000Jessie Dee Penny, theft of proprty$1,500-$20,000David Lance Johnnene, theft ofroperty $1,500-$20,000Jonathan Ray William McGinty,urglary of a buildingMessenger photo by Brian KnoxSTUCK — A small trailer remains wedged underneath the trailer of an 18-wheeler followingThursday’s accident in Paradise that injured a Jacksboro man.WISE COUNTYSheriff addresses issue ...Continued from page 8Aity form, similar to othersWalker uses at the sheriff’sdepartment.“(The photos have) been abig communication issue,”he said. “It all boils down topeople wanting run of thewhole place, and the countyContinued from page 5AChapter and U.S. Military Vets MC will hold abenefit for Amber Keener 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday,July 10, at Honky Tonk Woman Bar andCampground in Azle. Keener, a 2-year-old fromDecatur, suffered brain injuries at birth, birthdefects and delayed development. Donationswill be accepted, and food is $5 per plate. Theevent will also include a live auction and raffle.For information or to donate for the auction,call Boomer at (940) 594-2515 or Scott at(940) 389-0200.THIS WEEK’S EVENTS ...GLEE CAMP — The Junior High Glee ChoirCamp is July 11-15 at Decatur High School.Cost is $50. Register online at DISDwill be hung out to dry.”Walker met with severalof the original animal sheltervolunteers last week,and he’s also been consultingwith SPCA to learn moreabout its volunteer program,policies and procedures.All of this comes on theNEWS BRIEFSAlicia Ann Bouldin, possession ofa controlled substance – methamphetamine,1-4 gramsTed Burdell III, possession of acontrolled substance – methamphetamine,less than 1 gramJanet Yvonne Freeby, possessionof a controlled substance – heroin,less than 1 gramJanet Yvonne Freeby, possessionof a controlled substance – cocaine,heels of a temporary suspensionalmost three weeksago of rescue groups adoptinganimals for free. Walkersaid he was never opposedto that, but he needed tosecure commissioners’ approvalto continue.Commissioners voted JuneMcCarroll Middle School Choir page or callAmberly Sneed at (940) 210-5162.SCV MEETING — The Sons of ConfederateVeterans meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, July 12,at the Wesley Center of the First UnitedMethodist Church in Decatur. Spud Covingtonwill give the program on aerospace.FREE MAMMOGRAMS — Free mammogramscreenings for eligible women and men is 8a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 13, at WiseRegional Health System through Mary’sGift. Screenings are by appointment only,and space is limited. Call (940) 626-1329.Screening is recommended for women ages35 and older.1-4 gramsJason Kyle Horton, manufacture/delivera controlled substance– methamphetamine, 4-200 gramsDaniel Tyrell Proctor, possessionof a controlled substance – methamphetamine,less than 1 gramSandon Mark Rusco, prohibitedsubstance in a correctional facility27 to waive adoption fees fornon-profit groups.Email Kristen at ktribe@wcmessenger.com.Dump Trucksfor HireTerry and Derrick Vaughan817-832-1484940-393-2544940-683-4200All-Rid Pest & TermiteWe Beat All Competitors In PRICE and QUALITY of Service!Serving Wise County • Locally Owned & Operatedwww.allrid.com • 940-627-6611TPLC #6110Terry Vaughan Concrete• House Foundations• Driveways• Basements• Retaining Walls• All Concrete WorkWe Can Haul• Gravel• Topsoil• Cushion Sand• Select Fill• Brick SandCommercial and ResidentialServing all of Wise County and Surrounding AreasSQUARESUNSHINESpring & Summer Clearance45% OffALL Clothing & ShoesShop Early for Best SelectionBeautiful & Unique Clothingfor Girls & Boys from Newborn to TweensBaby Registry &Layaway AvailableBoard Certified in Otolaryngology – Head & Neck SurgeryBoard Certified in Audiology• Comprehensive Hearing Evaluation for All ages• Custom Comprehensive Earmolds Hearing for musicians, Evaluation Hunters, for Pediatrics Swimmers & Adults and more• Hearing Aid Evaluations Custom Earmold FittingD&T Excavation• Land and Lot Clearing• House Pads• Driveways and Parking Lots• Roads• DemolitionJoanne Pham, MDMedical & Surgical Treatment for Disorders of the Ear, Nose & ThroatAllergy Testing & TreatmentJudy A. 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10A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011AREA DEATHS AND FUNERALSA private service was heldfor Freda Jo Wetzel, 77, ofDenton.Wetzel died Wednesday,June 29, 2011, in Denton.Born Dec. 12, 1933, in Stigler,Okla., to Myrtle Robinson,she married JamesWoodrow Wetzel in 1956 inClaremore, Okla. She traveledwith her daughters,was a retired bank teller atUniversity State Bank andwas a member of ChisholmTrail Antique Farm EquipmentClub and CrosstimbersCommunity Church inArgyle.Wetzel is survived bydaughters Lisa Fergasonand husband, James, andAnnette Schroeder andJeanette Woodard1927-2011Memorial for Jeanette Wodard,84, of Bridgeport wille 2 p.m. Monday, July 11, atones Family Funeral Homeith the Rev. Lucia McKeeremzar of the First PresbyerianChurch of Bridgeportfficiating.Visitation will be 1 to 2.m. at the funeral home beorethe service.Woodard died Thursdayuly 7, 2011, in Bridgeport.Born June 23, 1927, inussell, Kan., to Charles andelen (Marsh) Graf, she washomemaker. She bowled,atched western movies,old Avon products and volnteeredat the nursingome. Woodard attended theirst Presbyterian Churchn Bridgeport.She was preceded in deathy husband Bobby Joe Wodard;daughter Michelleolene Woodard; and brothrsLloyd Graf and Floydraf.She is survived by sonsFreda Jo Wetzel1933-2011JEANETTE WOODARDCharles Glenn “Chuck” Woodard,Randy Joe Woodard,Craig Allan Woodard andwife, Nancy, and Kevin RayWoodard and wife, Sharon;grandchildren Jason, Heather,Lori, Chad, Amber, Crystal,Eric, Amye, Kayla, Heathand Candice; 13 great-grandchildren;and sisters GeneReisig and Betty Larabeeand husband, Wayne.Wise County Messenger,July 10, 2011FREDA JO WETZELhusband, Scott; grandchildrenSydney Schroeder andChristopher Wetzel; and sisterAddiene Scherer.Wise County Messenger,July 10, 2011We honor most all funeral plansoffered by any funeral home.1401 Halsell • Bridgeport940-683-1704Kari Francis Ballard1962-2011Funeral for Kari FrancisBallard, 48, of Paradise wasJuly 7 at Hawkins FuneralHome in Bridgeport withthe Rev. Tim Sipes officiating.Ballard died Sunday, July3, 2011, in Paradise.Born Oct. 26, 1962, to RogerSr. and Wanda (Cambell)Klause in Borger, she marriedTuxie Ballard Feb. 19,1999, in Borger. She servedher country in the U.S. AirForce and was a registeredtechnical nurse.Ballard was precededin death by her father in2008; and her brother, RogerKlause Jr. in 2007.She is survived by herhusband; daughter Kathryn“Liz” Wolk and husband,Andrew, of Portales, N.M.;sons Stephen Williams ofNo service is planned forJake Wilson, 66, of Boyd.Visitation will be 6 to 8p.m. Tuesday, July 12, atChristian-Hawkins FuneralHome in Boyd.Wilson died Tuesday, July5, 2011, in Boyd.Born March 18, 1945, inGorman to Ira A. and Emma(Stamey) Wilson, he marriedNelda Crownover Dec.10, 1974, in Weatherford. Hewas a retired U.S. postal employee,veteran of the U.S.Army, member of the VFWin Newark and an ordainedminister.He was preceded in deathby brother Dale Wilson.He is survived by his wife;son Jason Daniel and wife,Melissa, of New Port News,Va.; daughter Holly Wilson-Garcia and husband, Javier,Jake Wilson1945-2011KARI BALLARDLubbock and Garret Alexander“Booboo” Ballard ofParadise; two grandchildren;mother; brother KevinKlause of Philadelphia, Pa.;sister Shari Klause of Seattle;and other family members.Wise County Messenger,July 10, 2011JAKE WILSONof Boyd; grandchildren Ogden,Ethan, Sydney and Benecio;his father of Keeter;sisters Beth Hinds of Shermanand Gladys Lambert ofKeeter; mother-in-law VergieWilliams of Boyd; andother family members.Wise County Messenger, July 10, 2011FREE DISH• Free Standard Installation in up to 6 Rooms• Requires 24-Month Agreement (with approved credit)Your Local Dealerwith 28 YearsExperience.You may qualify forthis & otherPromotional Specials.(see (see store for details)Call About Upgrades & New System Specials940-627-6905 or 1-800-662-1396RICK’S SATELLITE & ELECTRONICS106 W. W. Archer • Jacksboro940-567-22058 8 a.m. a.m. - - 5:30 p.m. Mon. - Fri. • 9 a.m. -- 11 p.m. Sat. Sat.64342Lela Truitt Howard1923-2011Funeral for Lela TruittHoward, 87, formerly ofGreenwood, was June 13 atBirdville Baptist Church.Burial followed at GreenwoodCemetery.Howard died Thursday,June 9, 2011.Born Dec. 20, 1923, inNorth Richland Hills to Joeand Anna Truitt, she was ahomemaker.She is survived by herhusband of 66 years, WarrenHoward; son Paul Howardand wife, Sharon; grandchildrenRussell Howard andNicole Irvin; great-grandchildrenKayla, Clayton andCarly; brother A.B. Truitt;and sisters Hazel Howardand Mary Jo Leake.Memorials may be madeto Season Hospice, 5237 N.Riverside Drive, Suite 220,Fort Worth, TX 76137.Wise County Messenger,July 10, 2011WISE COUNTY DIRECTORY ofArea Churcheswww.wcmessenger.com/churchWC DAY CLASS — 16-week classroom/lab program is a minimum of 40hours a week.WC NIGHT CLASS — 16-weekhybrid format class. Lectureportion of the course is online.Skills lab is face-to-face twoevenings a week, Saturdays allday, and two weeks of full-day livea full-time college load.Contact Information:Rick Wallace, Academy Coordinator, 817-598-6253, rwallace@wc.eduAnita Garcia, 817-598-6347 or agarcia@wc.eduApplication Deadline: August 4, 2011P.A.T.: Start Date: August 29, 2011Getting burned byhidden bank fees?DATCU Credit Union offersDATCU’s Absolutely FREE Checking.Absolutely FREE CheckingNo Minimum BalanceNo Limit on Check or Debit TransactionsFREE Monthly StatementsFREE Teller-Assisted TransactionsFREE*Some restrictions apply. Call or come by for details.DATCU$100 GAS CARDOpen a DATCU Direct Deposit Checking account and receive a $100 gas card*!Are hidden bank fees burning you up? Then make the switch toReady to make the switch to DATCU?It’s easy with our SWITCH Kit!Call 866-387-8585or visit datcu.org/switchCome Join Us!

SPORTSSUNDAY, JULY 10, 2011SECTION BRODEORIDING HIGH — Dalton Shaw of Alvord will compete in team roping in the International Finals Youth Rodeo starting Sunday in Shawnee, Okla.Messenger photo by Joe DutyRoping a dreamInspired early in life, Shaw saddles up to pursue rodeoBy RICHARD GREENEWhile his father, Barry, worked hisembroidery booth at the prestigiousWindy Ryon Memorial Roping event, ayoung Dalton Shaw practiced his ownskills on dummies.Occasionally, he would be able to stopa pro of the likes of Roy Cooper or CodyOhl for a quick pointer.“You’d be roping a dummy, and they’dwalk by,” Shaw recalls. “You’d ask themhow you do this, and they’d show you.”That early influence blossomed a passionin Shaw that has him in the saddledaily trying to rope his dreams of becominga pro.“I live to rodeo and rodeo to live,”Shaw said. “It’s another part of me, rodeo.I love it.”The Alvord senior will start competitionin team roping Sunday at the InternationalFinals Youth Rodeo in Shawnee,Okla. He and partner Cooper Robertsonof Perrin will compete through Fridayfor a share of the $200,000 payoff.“There’s lots of money,” Shaw said.“The rounds will pay $1,500 per man.”This will be his third time to competein the Shawnee event. He’s yet to cashin.“We haven’t placed well,” he said. “Thisyear, we have a good chance.”Along with the chance to compete forbig money, he enjoys this rodeo becauseof the amount of top-level competiton itdraws from across the nation.“There’s lots of good kids from otherstates,” Shaw said. “I love going to seeall the people. This week there will bepeople from Canada, Michigan, Alabamaand all over.”Shaw will be representing BloomerTrailers at the event. He was one of 33members representing 12 states to beselected for the team, which has won theIFYR title the past two years.In a press release, Randy Bloomer,owner of Bloomer Trailers, said Shawand other team members are picked fortheir character, attitude, and leadershipalong with their ability to win.“Dalton has all the qualities of a winner,and we are proud to have him onour team,” Bloomer said.Shaw appreciates the opportunity.“They go out and find the best in theworld,” he said. “All the best kids in thebusiness are on the team.”Shaw began roping off horsebackwhen he was 8 and has been in the saddlesince. He practices every day, tryingto fit it in during the school year aroundacademics and baseball practice andgames.“It’s tough to fit it in with school andsports,” he said. “There’s a lot of longnights.”He started calf roping and continueduntil he sold his horse his freshmanyear. He then began team roping fulltime upon a new horse, Raymond. Thecalm steed has been working with Shawfor two years, forming a formidable andbusy team.This summer, Shaw has been competingcontinuously. The past two weekshave been especially busy with six jackpotsand two rodeos.“There’s always jackpots and competitions,”Shaw said. “I love doing it. It’s ablast.”Shaw enjoys team roping even thougheach time he and his partner enter thearena there’s a litany of things that cango wrong and keep them from a successfulrun.“It takes a lot of time, dedication andpreparation,” he said. “You’ve got to bepatient. You also have to find the rightpartner, someone on your level.”As the heeler, the pressure is on Shawto complete the run. He said they willlikely need a pair of runs under 16 secondsto get in the short-go and get thechance to rope some cash.By Richard GreeneAt the start of his senior seaon,Bridgeport’s Cody Hensonwitched positions from secondase to catcher. The defensivehange took some adjusting,ut it never slowed his bat.Thursday, the recent Bridgeortgraduate was named theexas Sports Writers Associaion’sClass 3A first-team desgnatedhitter.“It means a lot,” Henson said.I wasn’t expecting it.”Henson was one of two loalplayers to make the team.ecatur shortstop D.J. Robertsarned third-team selection.Decatur catcher Colton Parkrand Bridgeport third baseanOmar Martinez receivedonorable mention.Henson hit .472 with 31 RBIs,three home runs, 34 runs andfive stolen bases. He posted ateam-best 60 hits in 36 games.“He had 60 hits on the year,which is highly unusual withjust 36 games,” said Bridgeportcoach Ted Leps. “He had almosttwo hits per game.”Leps said Henson’s work atthe plate was exceptional giventhe fact he was getting used toplaying the demanding position.“You tell kids to separateoffense from defense, and hewas able to do that,” the Bulls’coach said. “He might have atough game defensively and go4-for-4 or 3-for-3 with the bat.”Henson said he took hiscoach’s advice.“Out in the field or catching,it doesn’t bother you at theBASEBALLHenson, Roberts make all-state teamplate,” he said. “Hitting is hitting.”After helping the Bulls tothe third round of the playoffs,Henson played in the West TexasAll-Star Baseball Classic. Hewent 2-for-2 in the game with asingle and a triple.Decatur’s Roberts batted.485 with 50 hits, including 20extra-base hits, six home runsand 35 RBIs. Defensively, hecommitted 13 errors in 131chances to earn 7-3A DefensivePlayer of the Year.“It’s a big honor,” Robertssaid. “I put in a lot of hard workin the fall with the team and itfinally amounted to something.“Hitting above .400 was agoal. I put in a lot of time onit.”Decatur coach Chris Cartersaid Roberts deserved the honor.“He had a great season,”Carter said. “He got off to a hotstart. He cooled later on becausedistrict opponents havescouting reports, but he wasstill productive in district anddid a great job.”Carter added that Robertsbroke Decatur records for hitsand triples in a season.Parker hit .443 with six homeruns and 24 RBIs. Behind theplate, he posted a .936 fieldingpercentage to earn a secondteam7-3A selection.Martinez batted .441 with52 hits, including 31 RBIsand three home runs. On themound, he posted a 3.29 ERAand 10-6 record with 90 strikeoutsand 17 walks.BASEBALLParadise duoearns mentionParadise battery mates Kaleb Read andToi Glover led the Panthers to the thirdround of the Class 2A this season.The duo of recent Paradise graduatesreceived honorable mention on the TexasSportswriters Association’s Class 2A allstateteam.Read earned recognition as both a pitcherand designated hitter. He turned in asolid season on the mound. The left-handedace went 10-2 with a 2.20 ERA with 113strikeouts and 31 walks in 79.2 innings.At the plate, Read hit .481 with 43 RBIson the way to earning a first-team 10-2Aselection.Glover earned mention at catcher, a positionhe moved to at the start of the season.He hit .484 with 35 RBIs, six home runsand 31 stolen bases on his way to earning10-2A Offensive Player of the Year.

EQUAL HOUSING®MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE®MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE2B WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011MESSENGER CLASSIFIEDSReal Estate for Sale Rentals Employment Services Farm and Ranch• Real Estate for Sale• Acreage• Business Property• Condos/Town Homes• Duplexes• Homes• Lots• Mobile Homes• Wanted to Buy• Apartments• Business Property• Condos/Town Homes• Duplex Housing• Homes• Mobile Homes• Rooms• Roommate Wanted• Spaces & Lots• For Lease• Wanted to Rent• Wanted to Lease• Facilities• Storage Buildings• Business Opportunity• EmploymentInformation• Adult/Elderly Care• Childcare• Food Service• Medical/Dental• Miscellaneous• Offi ce• Retail/Sales• Trades• Work Wanted• Childcare• Adult/Elderly Care• Business• Housecleaning• Let Me Fix It• Miscellaneous• TutoringPets Merchandise for Sale Transportation Announcements Notices• Pets• Pets Lost & Found• Pet Care/Training• Pet Stud Services• Appliances• Clothing/Jewelry• Furniture• Garage Sales• Firewood• Miscellaneous• Auctions• Boats• Cars• Recreational Vehicles• Trucks• Accessories• Trailers• Wanted to Buy• Card of Thanks• Let’s Swap• Lost & Found• Personal• Wanted• Farm Equipment • Livestock Stud Service• Fencing• Livestock Supplies• Lawn & Garden • Miscellaneous• Livestock• Mowing• Livestock Care/ • Pasture & FeedTraining • Poultry• Livestock Lost & FoundALL CLASSIFIED ADS APPEAR ONLINE AT WWW.WCMESSENGER.COM/CLASS• Legal Notices• Public NoticesREAL ESTATE FOR SALECALL 940-627-5987 & GET RESULTS!Business HoursMonday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Deadlines:Classified Line AdsThursday Edition: 10 a.m. on TuesdaySunday Edition: 10 a.m. on FridayClassifi ed Gold: 10 a.m. on FridayReal Estate AdsThursday Edition: 3 p.m. on Thursdaythe week beforeSunday Edition: 3 p.m. on TuesdayClassified Display AdsThursday Edition: Noon on FridaySunday Edition: Noon on WednesdaySpecial Offers:5-week Service Special: Place an ad of 20words or less for 4 weeks in the BusinessServices classifi cation of the Wise CountyMessenger for $58. Receive a bold headingand the 5th week FREE! Also, run the samead in Classifi ed Gold and the total is $90(20 words or less).4-week For Sale Special: Place an adof 20 words or less for 2 weeks in anyFor Sale classifi cation of the Wise CountyMessenger for $29. Receive a bold headingand extra 2 weeks FREE! Also run the samead in Classifi ed Gold and the total is $45(20 words or less).Classified Advertising Policy:Classifi ed ads for the Sunday/Thursday editionare $14 per week for 20 words or less(each additional word is 70¢). To also runthe same ad in Classifi ed Gold, the priceis $22 per week ($1.10 each additionalword).Error Responsibility:Customers are asked to check their ad immediatelyafter it appears in the paper andreport at once any error found. Claims foradjustment should be made at that time.The Wise County Messenger is responsiblefor an incorrect ad only the fi rst time itruns, so check your ad carefully.Classified Gold goes into 21,000additional homes.Payments:In person:115 South Trinity St., DecaturBy mail:Wise County MessengerP.O. Box 149Decatur, TX 76234-0149Acreage2.5 ACRE HOME & HANGARsite on 3,800 foot runway at HeritageCreek Estates, near Highway287, Decatur. Call for details,(817)343-3336.•N.Sunset-150 acres, Denton Creek, goodfarm & hunting place. $3,500 per acre•N.Sunset-20 acres Hwy 101. $80,000•SouthofBowie71 acres, good recreationalplace, hunt,PENDINGfish, run cattle or horses.$3,500 per acre•NofAlvord-29.34 acres. Prime Hwy287 frontage PENDING&2CRfrontage. Shop, well.$150,000•LakeBridgeport-Waterfront property,2/1.5 remodel. $95,900•Sunset-167 acres, good cattle & horseplace, 40x40 building, stock tank, well &septic. $2,995 per acre•AlvordISD-4.71 acres, no mobiles.$9,000/acre•SunsetHwy101-30x40commercialbuilding. Good business or makes a nicehome. $69,500 Seller anxious•Sunset-26+/- acres, new stock tank.$5,000 per acre. Owner Finance.•Decatur-5+ acres, good Hwy 380 frontage.$145,000•Alvord-5+ acres, Alvord school, heavilywooded. $35,000•N.ofBowie160 acres, rough and rugged$2,595/acres•ParkSprings-9+ acres $4,500 per acre.Owner Financing. PENDING•Sunset-Hwy. 287 93 beautiful acres, barn,coastal, lots of tanks. $3,500 per acre.•S.ofBoyd-32+ acres FM 730 on TrinityRiver. $6,500 per acreSun Set Realty - Jim Boyd,Associate940-845-2120CLOSE OUT SPECIAL2-acre restricted home sites, DecaturISD. Owner financing available.Huge discounts for cash offers.Builders welcome. (817)846-5997.FOR SALE, 51 ACRES5/3 mobile home, near Forestburg.Barn, pond, rolling hills. MLS listed,$199,500. Possible owner financing.(940)366-5443, (940)395-0454.Near Boyd, 4.23 acres w/utilities.Owner finance. (817)281-4311,(817)422-3023.Condos/town homesMUST SEE!Beautiful, updated 3/2. Full-size appliancesstay. Ready to move in.Best buy, $53,000. Mac, AmericanDream Realtors, (940)575-4464.Homes40x60 metal building for sale withapproximately 1,000 square foot livingquarters and 1,200 square footstorage. Located on +/- 3.64 acres.(940)389-5588.BRAND NEW CUSTOM HOMESON ACREAGE!Runaway Bay, Decatur. From$1,199/month. (817)733-3444.COMPLETELY REMODELEDhome on 20 fenced acres plusseparate quarters for office/bedroom,60X30 pole barn, 24X12 shedw/electricity & lights, on FM 920.$235,000. Agent/owner,(214)537-6901.FSBO, $89,5004/1/1, approximately 1,300 squarefeet, updated appliances, hardwoodfloors, deck, fenced back yard.Bridgeport, ISD. Move-in ready.(940)210-8632.FSBO, 4-BEDROOM2-bath, 1,700 square foot home,built 2004. 2-car garage, granitecountertops, many more upgrades.306 S. Sendero Drive, Decatur.(940)255-0000.IN COUNTRY, BOWIE!29 acres, 5/3 brick, gameroom,50’x30’ workshop, coastal, pavedroad. $335,000. Evans & AssociatesRealty, owner/broker,(940)841-1072.INDIAN TRAILSDecatur, 3/2, 2.78 secluded acres,Gourmet kitchen, game room, officeor 4th bedroom. Pool, fenced,alarm, sprinkler system.(940)399-7620; (940)399-8790.Mini-farm, 2,000 square foot homewith 5 acres, 3 barns, and corral.Located off Business 101 in Chico.More acreage available. $125,000.(940)393-3817.RUNAWAY BAYWonderful 3/2/2, all appliances, panrack. Hot tub & gazebo remain. Nextdoor lot also. $135,500. Mac, AmericanDream Realtors,(940)575-4464.LotsWISE INVESTMENTLots available in Runaway Bay for$3,150; or discounts on 10 or morepurchased. Call Shane @(940)575-2100.Mobile Homes2.5 ACRESremodeled 16x80 3/2. Owner finance.(817)489-3298.For rent or sale, 152 PR 4906, Haslet.3/2 double wide with 2-living areas.On 1 acre. (817)281-4311,(940)422-3023.FSBO, $120,000Lake Bridgeport waterfront, boatdock w/crappie house, expandedmobile home, water well, shop,large metal carport. (940)644-2675.FSBO, nice 3-bedroom, 2-bath doublewide on city lot, fenced backyard.506 Decatur Street, Alvord.$42,000. (918)697-0172.OWNER FINANCENO BANKSNewark, low payments, damagedcredit okay, 3/2. (682)286-0693.#0036227.NEW, 1,216 SQUARE FEET$38,470INCLUDES DELIVERY, SET & A/C7-YEAR WARRANTY(817)238-0400, Nation Wide HousingDBA Oak Creek Homes.RBI33937.VERY, VERYCLEAN USED DOUBLE$32,495. INCLUDES DELIVERY,SET & A/C. (817)238-0400,NationWide Housing, DBA Oak CreekHomes. 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Well established apartment complex in Bridgeport.CR 3678 – 10+/- acres with a good mix of trees & coastal has that great spot to build your home. $79,900SEGUNDO DR – Corner lot in Runaway Bay with scattered trees. $7,0001505 16TH ST – Fixer upper in Bridgeport. 3/2/1 frame home. $58,000215 HART CT – Immaculate 2 story brick home on 2 landscaped lots in Runaway Bay.587 CR 1743 – Bring offers for this great weekender or permanent 2/1.5 furnished home. Reduced to $50,000RIDGEWOOD DR – Looking to build that dream home on interior lot with several trees in BISD. $30,000HALSELL ST – Great commercial possibilities in this building located in Bridgeport. $199,500BEAUTIFUL DECATUR SQUARE2officespacesavailableforrent.$300 & $400/month. Call CannonRealty, (940)393-5317.For lease: 3,000 square foot buildingfor business/offices and 900square foot office. Both Highway287, 5 miles north Decatur.(940)627-0085; (940)389-3824, cell.Retail or commercial office space,Hwy. 287 South. (940)627-0074.CHEROKEE HILLABEAUTIFULPLACETOCALLHOME!Looking For A Great Place To Build YourDream Home? Call Us About Our Special PricingFor more information: 817-994-5765www.cherokeehilltexas.comrhoneycutt@h2dev.comAn H2 Development projectSue Ann Denton, Inc.Decatur1606 W. Bus. 380940-627-3080Condos, town homesLOVELY TOWNHOMEfor lease. View of lake & golfcourse, freshly remodeled, all appliancesincluded. (972)834-8111.NICE CONDO BY LAKERunaway Bay, 4-bedroom, 2.5-bath.Water paid. $950/month, $900/deposit.No pets, no smoking.(817)287-1323.Rhome817-638-5100Wise County’s#1 Real Estate Company(per MLS statistical data)www.century21sueanndenton.comBridgeport192 W. Hwy. 380940-683-3080•JanaBearden•MarthaCleveland•JayConquest•JoeyDuncan•SueAnnDenton•BobGrommesh•KimHolt•SteveJones•AngieKasner•JaneKasner•RobertMeek•SueMeek•SandyOnks•TonyaShaffer•KayStanfield•AngieUselton•MelissaDayAlvord- Come and see this lovely home and acreage. Beautifulspacious and well done. Endless custom features, securityroom, mother in law suite, top of the line security system, gunsafe, multipurpose building with garage and shop. 10 heavilywooded acres with pond well stocked for fishing. Enjoy wildlife,abundant turkey and deer, and you can bow hunt. Walkingtrails, ride ATV’s and use of club house and community pool.This is a must see!Alvord- 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths, 2 car garage brick homeon large .42 acre lot with trees. Enclosed sunroom andadditional screened in porch not included in square footage.Living room accented with gas starterfireplace. Move in ready!Decatur- Just reduced! This custom house features: Decatur schools, 19+ ag-exempt acres, Pella windows,foil back decking throughout home, high custom treatments, great foundation, office that could double asnursery off master, exercise room, or 2nd BR downstairs, paved roads, large master with large master bath,jetted tub, separate vanities, upstairs game room for the kids with 3 BR’s and 2 baths. Bring the horses! Loafingshed, equipment shed, cross fenced.Decatur- 4 bedroom, 3 bath or 3 bedroom, 3 bath with study in well sought after neighborhood. Close toschools and hospital. Open floor plan, very well maintained and landscaped. New paint.Northwest ISD- Priced below appraised value! Gorgeous home on a beautiful corner 1 acre lot with maturetrees. Custom throughout, beautiful wood floors, tile work and woodwork, wine closet, great kitchen, huge utility,large spacious closets. The Homes construction is Poly Steel and can endure 300 mph winds and extremelyefficient. The master bath has its own waterfall. PolySteel Construction on this home makes it like a fortress andthe utilities are very low for a home this size.Waterfront Lake Bridgeport- This is a wonderful lake place with dock. No hill to climb. Huge decks to water toenjoy the great views of Lake Bridgeport are right out of the backdoor. Extremely well decorated to make theinteriors as comfortable as the exteriors. This is a one of kind--A must see!Waterfront Lake Bridgeport- Enjoy family lake living or use the property as an investment. Nice homeon beautiful LakeBridgeport with dock and boat lift! 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths upstairs and a half bathdownstairs.Beautiful Lake Bridgeport, Runaway Bay, North Star Pointe, Moonlight Bay, Sunset Bay, Silver Lakes,Bridgeport Airport Estates- A large variety of lake lots and waterfront lots available. Call our office first!Hwy 51CherTilghman817-874-6510www.TexasWiseRealty.comGREAT OPPORTUNITYfor upcoming or expanding church.Six classrooms, dining area withkitchen, 5,740 sq. ft. total. Locatedon Highway 114 and Hovey in Boyd.Preferred Properties940-627-19901814 S. FM 51 • DecaturEach office is independently owned and operated.This is a great recreational property! Secluded 3/2.5 home on 39.9acres, nice outbuilding, for work area or storage and a pond for fishing!$415,000 Call Rhonda247 acres near Saint Jo with a mixture of pasture for grazing and woodsfor hunting and a large stock tank. $2,950/acreLuxury town home spacious 2/2.5/2 open loft for office, privacyfence and stamped concrete patio. $130,000 Property also for leaseNicely renovated brick 3/2/1, freshly painted, newly installed carpet, largebackyard, privacy fence, extra room for office or storage. $94,9001.79 acre wooded waterfront lot on Lake Bridgeport. Varied elevations,rock croppings, good water and absolutely beautiful views. $88,900Beautiful piece of property! 55+/- gorgeous acres with amazing views,pasture, pond, large oak trees. $4,000/acre266 acres of beautiful rolling hills, elevations, stock ponds, improvedpasture and woods. $2,749/acrewww.remax-preferredproperties-decatur-tx-us.comOPPORTUNITYRANDY W. PARKER-OWNER/BROKERLISA G. CARAWAY, MANAGING PARTNER/REALTOR301 S. Washburn, Suite D 940-627-90401107 8th St. Bridgeport 940-683-0090For more information about us and our listings visitwww.parkerpropertiestexas.comSherry Layton940-399-8246sherrylayton@embarqmail.comLisa G. Caraway,940-393-2476lisagcaraway@yahoo.comBruceFurgerson817-996-3202bfrealtor.comGussie Groves,GRI ERS940-627-4397gussie@embarqmail.comBest ofWISEFEATURE PROPERTYPRICE REDUCED!Country living in well established neighborhood.Wonderful home with 4/3, hard wood and ceramicfloors. Solid maple cabinets, Corian counter tops.Lovely wood deck. All sits on heavley woodedproperty. Detached 3 car air conditioned garage, anddetached office. Water softner, sprinkler system. 2x6construction. Air compressor plumbed in detachedgarage. Lovely a MUST SEE!2009CeCe Lisby940-399-91411401 Hidden Springs - Wonderful Bailey Custom Home in Decatur’s 1401 Briar Crossing - Another Gorgeous Bailey Custom Home!!cecelisby@yahoo.compremier subdivision of Briar Crossing. The gourmet kitchen with rock Beautiful design with 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. Home has full bath,and brick construction includes lovely granite countertops and specialty bedroom and bonus room upstairs. Large backyard with outside kitchenlighting. The spacious living area has a floor to ceiling rock fireplace and fireplace. Mature landscaping with privacy fencing on a spacious lotflanked by built in, stained wood shelving. Entertaining comes easy with a with trees.gameroom, media room and outdoor kitchen patio.For Information on All of my properties go towww.bfrealtor.comDon't make a move without Parker Properties. Call today for any of your real estate needs.NEW LISTING IN DECATUR-Stunning Home on 24+ acres! Just minutes fromDecatur! Home offers a fabulous gourmet kitchen, granite counter tops, walk in pantry,cabinet front appliances and travertine stone tile. SO MUCH MORE! $925,000NEW LISTING IN BOYD-Beautiful Lambert Custom Home! This 3 bedroom, 2bath home has split bedrooms, master bath with dual vanities, separate shower, and bigwalk-in closet. $157,500BEAUTIFUL HARDWOOD 7ACRESsandy loam soil,RHOME LISTING-Cute home, on private road! County style kitchen overlooks FLOOR, tile, 10’ceilings, 3/2/2 great house, great price. John Lanierbeautiful backyard. This 3 bedroom home could also be a 2 bedroom with 2 livingon large lot. $124,900940-627-9714areas. Huge shop with office space, 3 quarter bath. Priced to sell!!!! at $112,500$247,500jrlanier@gmail.comCHICO – 92 acres North of Chico, coastal, all fenced, hwy frontage.$3,900/acreCHICO – Reduced! 132 acres, all fenced, tank, live spring fed creek.$3,100/acreBRIDGEPORT – Commercial building on 2.85 acres in the city. 4,000 sq.ft., paved drive.BRIDGEPORT – Commercial Land. Frontage on Hwy 380. 1.5 miles Westof new college. Water and septic available.PARADISE – 72 acres, two houses, barn, 5 tanks, shop, all farm equipmentgoes.

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 20113BREAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENTEMPLOYMENTDuplexes2/2 duplex in Bridgeport.Washer/dryer connections.$750/month plus deposit.(214)356-5464.Decatur duplex, 2-bedroom, 2-bath.$750/month; $600/deposit. CallDonna, (940)389-1615.Homes2 -BEDROOM, 1-BATHBridgeport ISD. For sale, lease orrent. Sale, $169,000; or rent,$950/month. Available July 6.(817)996-8508.3houses.3/2,$1,200/month. 2/1,$800/month. 5/4, $3,700/month. AllDecatur ISD. Call (817)988-2817.3-4 bedroom for rent, Wise CountyPark, Lake Bridgeport. Fenced yardgarage. $750/month. Located at 372CR1637, (940)644-5409.3-BEDROOM, 1-BATHframe, inside newly remodeled, 1/2acre, Slidell area. No pets.$700/month + water (Bolivar meter),$400/deposit. (940)389-5323.844 CR 3342 – Spaciousranch with 3/2/2 andupdated features. 3 barns,13 horse stalls, dog runswith a/c on 20+ acres.2901 Santa MonicaDenton $293,900Patrice Easley 817-797-1449Superior construction on 1.6 acres. Tuscanstyle home, stucco-like exterior with red tileroof. Ample rooms with parquet flooring.Sought after Montecito neighborhood.945 CR 4371Decatur $294,900Julie Downe 817-239-2390Jamie K Miller 817-505-6886Incredibly beautiful custom home on 2 fencedacres. The grand entryway greets you with 14 ft.ceilings & custom tile work. Crown molding & 10ft. ceilings, French doors open to study with builtinOak desk, bookshelves & scraped floors. Openconcept with large covered back patio.4511 W Hwy 380 – Location,location, this property includesa3/2home,30x40shop,14x18free standing office,a 25x13storage building. All this on over4.5 acres of land.Jack CannonBroker940-368-1811Eric Cannon940-393-5317Let Us Help You Buy Your HUD Home. HUD Approved RealtorsDECATUR MULTI - FAMILY LOTS. $25,000DECATUR 2/2 404 W. MILL ST. $59,500ALVORD –217ASHLEY,LOTFORSALE$14,900PERRIN –80ACRESFARMLANDBoyd, 3-bedroom, 2-bath house.$900/month, $600/deposit. CallDonna, (940)389-1615.CAROUSEL PROPERTIESRunaway Bay, 3/2, appliances,washer/dryer connections, CH/A,$850/month, $1,000/deposit.(940)389-2005.Decatur, 2/1, 504 N. Miller. Includeswasher, dryer, refrigerator. No pets.$550/month, $500/deposit.(940)626-4751.Decatur, 3-bedroom, 1-bath, stove,refrigerator. No pets, no smoking.1810 N. Trinity. $850/month plusdeposit. References checked.(940)393-3637.Decatur: 3/2,605 W. Carpenter.Elaine Tubbleville, Leasing Manager,KARL KLEMENT PROPER-TIES, INC. Phone: (940)627-6362.Nice clean home for rent, 2/1, 1block from square, big yard, CH/A.404 W. Mill, Decatur. Available July1. (940)368-1811.RENTALSDecatur: 404 Mill Street, 2/1; 1106Owl, 3/2/2; 1640 Highway 380, 3/2;405 Shoemaker, 3/2. Lake Bridgeport:612 Elm Drive, 1/1.5/1. Bridgeport:1301 Cates, 2/1, $575/month.Call Cannon Realty, (940)368-1811.Search The MLS Listing For All Homes Or Properties AtWWW.CANNONREALTY.NET154 Ridge Trail – 4/2 on 6+acres, fenced and crossfenced,30X40 shop withroll-up doors, 12X10 metalstorage building. $139,500ALVORD - 135+ ACRES, HOUSE & BARN.BRIDGEPORT –25ACRESOFFFM1655RHOME –88ACRESDECATUR -2.5ACRELOT!$19,500940-891-3229ebby.comThe FirstName in RealEstate!6724 Mustang TrailSanger $275,000Jack Ragsdale 972-989-2716Custom built, Energy Efficient home on2beautifulacres.Horsesarewelcome.4/3/2 with 2 dining, separate utility room,huge kitchen with Granite countertops,backsplash.17622 FM 455Slidell $ 90,000Julie Downe 817-239-2390Jamie K Miller 817-505-6886Lovely 3/2 manufactured home on 1.49 acres(approx.518ft.ofFM455roadfrontage).Attached wood front & back porches with adetached covered carport.RHOME RENTAL3/1.5/1 CP, fenced backyard, NorthwestISD, no smoking, some petsOK. Available Aug. 1. $875/month,$650/deposit. Owner/agent,(940)399-3999.Very nice, 2,200 square foot house,Runaway Bay. 3/2/2, refrigerator,washer/dryer, hot tub. Rental/creditreferences required. $1,600/month.(940)575-0104.Mobile Homes1-bedroom trailer with large covereddeck, electric & water paid. Bridgeport.$500/month. (940)683-2442,(940)393-9500 or (940)683-4166.For rent, like new, 3-bedroom,2-bath, double wide mobile home/on 4 acres w/lots trees. BridgeportISD. (940)255-1436.All real estate advertising in thisnewspaper is subject to the FairHousing Act which makes it illegalto advertise “any preference, limitationor discrimination based onrace, color, religion, sex, handicap,familial status or national origin,or an intention, to make any suchpreference, limitation or discrimination.”Familial status includes childrenunder the age of 18 living withparents or legal custodians, pregnantwomen and people securing custodyof children under 18.940.627.9010Search the entire MLSon your smart phone atwww.prudentialworldwiderealtors.comLOCATED AT1705 S. FM 51, SUITE 104DECATUR, TX1589 County Road 2224Decatur - Gorgeous house built bySchedcik homes on 10+ acs. N half oflot is heavily wooded with open landdown to creek at back. Hand scrapedhardwood floors thru main livingareas; super hobby room upstairs+ game room with wet bar. 2 beds,J&J bath up; master suite with fabshower downstairs. Huge windows &large covered patio at back. Granitecounters; SS appliances; 2x oven;wbfp. $355,000 MLS# 11514835Call Lesley Nivens for moreinformationPUBLISHER’S NOTICE:Paradise ISD: 2/2 single wide,$500/month, $300/deposit. SpringtownISD: 3 double wides,$600-$650, $350/deposit. NOPETS. (817)220-8033.Roommate wantedBedroom for rent. 3-bedroom houseon 4 acres in Alvord. 1 horse and/ordog. Negotiable. Call Larry,(817)480-3952.Spaces & lotsBOYD RV PARK$50 off 1st month’s rent! Some coveredspaces. Laundry, internet, propane.(940)433-9910.Here today...GONE tomorrow.Wise County Messenger Classifi edsThis newspaper will not knowinglyaccept any advertising forreal estate which is in violation ofthe law. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellings advertisedin this newspaper are availableon an equal opportunity basis. Tocomplain of discrimination callHUD toll-free at1-800-669-9777. Thetoll-free telephonenumber for thehearing impaired is1-800-927-9275.EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY102 East RidgeDecatur - Lovely large home on 4.88acres in really nice subdivision. Propertyhas circular drive and is fenced andcross fenced for horses. Home has largeliving area with hardwood floors, andwoodburning fireplace. The master isdownstairs and has a sitting area thatoverlooks the sparkling inground pool inback and the beautiful acreage in back.Deck off living room. Oversized garage. 3stall horse barn with sink, hot water heaterand concrete alleyway. $355,000 MLS#11539400 Call Beverly Whetsell formore information602 Grand Oaks Court1507 S Highway 287 #3Alvord - This home is a must see, Decatur - LOCATION,beautiful 3-2.5-2 brick and stonehome setting on a large lot with great LOCATION, LOCATION! TRACToak trees. A large wooden deck on 3. One of the last Vacantthe back of the home offers a great parcels of Land in this soughtplace for a family barbecue or just a after area on HWY 287.great place to relax. This home has aAn Additional 2.327 acrescoffered ceilings in the kitchen withgranite counter tops,a large living available. See MLS# 11482383area with a fireplace, and a study with $799,000 MLS# 11482321awallofbuiltinshelvesandadesk. Call Patti Thrasher for more$239,000 MLS#11555739 Call informationLarry Mader for more informationSUMMER SPECIALfor monthly guests, 50% off 2ndmonth’s rent. Springtown RV Park,3080 W. Highway 199, Springtown.(817)220-4678. Daily, weekly,monthly rates. Covered/uncoveredspaces. Laundry. Free Internet.FacilitiesHISTORIC CHURCH IN BOYD4,000 square feet. Weddings,church services, get-togethers.Baby grand piano, organ available.Call for information, (940)390-9125.Storage BuildingsDECATUR SELF STORAGEBest ofWISE2009VOTED BEST SELFSTORAGE IN WISECOUNTYFree lock with rental of unit•Wesellboxesandmovingsupplies•Climatecontrolledunitsavailable•U-HaulDealer-Trucks,Trailers,etc.Ask about our special!1100 E. Bus. 380 • Decatur940-627-6434Toll Free: 877-718-8875www.decaturselfstorage.netEMPLOYMBusiness opportunitySMALL RESALE SHOPin Newark. All contents for sale. Alloffers considered. (817)455-5076.Employment information!!ATTENTION!!Advertising under this classificationis normally not a bona fideopportunity. Typically, companiesadvertising here offer informationabout potential employment.Some are selling this information.We suggest that ourreaders thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before investingany money.Adult/Elderly CareElder care needed for woman,part-time, some evenings required.Call for appointment,(940)427-5555.ChildcareEMPLOYMENT• Business Opportunity• Employment Information• Adult/Elderly Care• Childcare• Food Service • Medical/Dental • Miscellaneous• Offi ce • Retail/Sales• Trades • Work WantedDaycare teachers needed. Apply inperson, 1403 Hovey Street, Bridgeport.• RN’s ICU • CVICU • IP Rehab • EmergencyMed/Surg • Surgery • Wound Care •Behavioral Health• LVN’s Behavioral • CVICU • Med/Surg• C.N.A’s Med/Surg • Behavioral Health• Laboratory - MT/MLT • Phlebotomist• HIMS - Clinical Coder & Clinical Coord.• QA - Joint Commission Coord. LVN/RNAlvord First United MethodistChurch hiring nursery worker, Sundays,2 1/2 hours. Email resume:alvordfumc@centurylink.net;or mail: P.O. Box 127, Alvord, Tx76225. Contact (940)427-5795,Kim French..Infant room and 2-year-old teacher,10:30a.m.-6p.m., Mon.-Fri. Highschool diploma or GED required,minimum 18-years-old. Apply in person,College Street Childcare, 805S. College, Decatur.Food serviceJOB OPENINGSfor experienced meat cutter andmeat wrapper. Apply at MarketPlace, 1202 FM 51, Decatur or:www.marketplacegrocery.com.Paradise Subway hiring. Applicationsavailable at Paradise City Hall(drop at store) or at Subway, 3338W. Highway 114, Suite 1.Medical/DentalSenior Care Health &Rehabilitation CenterNow hiring for the following positions,due to growth• CMA• FT RN•FTLVN•DietaryAideApply In Person At701 West Bennett Rd., DECATUR or call940-626-2800EEO M/F/D/VSenior Care Health &Rehabilitation CenterBridgeportNow hiring for the following positions:• CNAAll Shifts8 hour shiftsw/sign on bonusApply in person at2108 15th St. • Bridgeport or call940-683-5023EEO M/F/D/VPart-time medical assistant for busymedical clinic. Scribe experience aplus, but not required. Will train.Please fax resume to(940)627-7416.• CCU - Ward Clerk• Surgery - CST & OR Tech• Bariatrics - Finance CoordinatorPart time/PRN• IP Rehab - Occupational Therapist• WCCA - Nurse Practitioner• Behavioral - Clinical Therapist &Admissions Therapist2000 S. FM 51 • Decatur, TX. 76234 - A not for profit hospitalwww.wiseregional.com - EOE - Job Line: 940-626-2525NOW HIRINGCAREGIVERS(CNAs are welcome to apply)Multiple PositionsDay & Night Shifts Available940-627-8413.1709 FM 2264Decatur $285,000Julie Downe 817-239-2390Jamie K Miller 817-505-6886Bring your horses! 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths on approximately10 acres. Great road frontage, 40x80 barn with2stallsandtackroom.Oversizedutilityroom,woodburning stove, grand 2 story entryway.102 W Aurora Vista TrailAurora $69,900Julie Downe 817-239-2390Jamie K Miller 817-505-68861.22 acre home site in Aurora VistaNew Home Community faces Southwith a North backyard. Corner lot.The #1 Independently OwnedReal Estate Company in theMetroplex and Texas3517 Falcon CourtDenton $689,900Jack Ragsdale 972-989-2716Fantastic quality custom built, Energy Efficienthome in prestigious Shadow BrookPlace, 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, 3 large livingareas, 2 dining areas, plus 2 large breakfastbars, huge kitchen.449 Cozy CoveChico $339,000Jamie K Miller 817-505-6886Julie Downe 817-239-2390How relaxing to spend the night on the water, the daysunning on the upper deck or get into your boat justout the door to play on the lake. Large shop 40x18,boat ramp, paved drive and parking. Room to buildyour Dream Home.519 Indian TrailDecatur - Beautiful executive 2 storycolonial home on a wooded lot. Located inprestigious Indian Trails, this property hasabout 5 ac. fenced for horses and a 48x42barn. Large fenced inground pool area.The home has granite countertops, largerooms, and 3 living areas. 2 bedrooms eachwith its own bath and a large sitting areaare upstairs. 2 bedrooms and 3 baths aredownstairs. Lots of windows across the backoverlooking the pool area and the land.$549,950 MLS# 11580338 Call BeverlyWhetsell for more informationGina Clark817-253-6935Marcy Caraway817-219-3500Nani Breashears940-577-1452Shirley Munn940-626-9372Deena Rue Lesley Nivens817-247-3111 940-367-36521940 Stonehill DriveFort Worth - Pride of ownershipshows in this beautiful home. Builtby CENTEX and within walkingdistance of community pool. All brick(no siding) with upgrades galoreincluding tiled backsplash and ceramictile floors. New dishwasher in 2010.Absolutely immaculate throughout.$159,900 MLS# 11533492 CallLesley Nivens for more informationPatti Thrasher940-577-2733Donnie Roberts940-399-0983Barbara Gentile817-229-2469Beverly Whetsell940-399-9545Janice Phillips940-393-5240Larry Mader940-627-4523RGARGA HomeCarearapidlygrowingHomeHealthCarecompanyiscurrentlyaccepting applications forRNs and LVNsdue to our growing census in the Bridgeport, Bowie, Decatur, Azle, andSpringtown areas. Home Health experience preferred, but not required.◆ Company Car with all expenses paid◆ Cell Phone provided◆ Employee Insurance◆ 401(k) Plan (with employer matching)◆ Paid Vacation◆ 7 Paid HolidaysIf you would like to join the best team in Home Health, pleaseapply by calling or faxing your resume to the attention of:Cristy TeagueP.O. Box 463, 1411 Chico Hwy • Bridgeport,TX 76426940-683-6370 or 940-683-2691 (fax)EOE

4B WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011EMPLOYMENTTheHillsNURSING &REHABILITATIONLVN6:00-2:00 shift$1000 SIGN-ON BONUSGuest RelationsDirectorCNAs$1000 SIGN-ON BONUSAPPLY IN PERSON AT201 E. THOMPSON, DECATURor FAX RESUMEto940-627-3937 EEO/M/F/D/WEstablished, growing dental practicein Decatur seeking exceptional frontoffice staff member. Dental officeexperience helpful, but not needed.Good phone, communication &computer skills necessary. Fax resume:(940)627-1558.Now hiring for front counter positionat Comet Cleaners. High school diplomaor equivalent required. Paidvacations & holidays. Apply in person,1400 FM 51 South, Decatur.(940)627-1122.Pre-cast concrete company lookingfor estimator/quoter for concrete,storm drains & sewer structures.(817)638-9053, ext. 6#; fax resume,(817)636-2593.OfficeMedical Clinic in Decatur, TX lookingto hire part-time help, nights andweekends. Must be multi-functionaland proficient with computers. Typingskills a must and bi-lingual aplus. Please send salary requirements.Please send resume to:Clinic, P.O. Box 1111, Decatur, TX76234 or email:tamavara@yahoo.com.Retail/Sales2202 Hwy 380, Suite 7Bridgeport, TX940-683-9046We HaveImmediateJob Openings:• Press Operators• Fabricating Welders•Exp. Oilfield Solids ControlOperators• Exp. CNC Machinists• Exp. Plasma Machine Operator• Exp. Laser Operator• CDL Drivers with End Dump Exp• PT Furniture Set-up/Delivery•PT Hospitality (Servers, Set-up,Bartenders, Dishwashers)• Office/ClericalApply in Person4-B TRUCKING, INC.Looking for owner/operators ANDcompany drivers for end dumps andover-the-road transportation. Calldispatch, (940)535-7300, extension2308.Flow back/well testers needed.1-year minimum oil field experience.Clean driving record required. Applyin person, 4200 White Street, LakeWorth, TX.HEATING/AC/REFRIGERATIONExperienced commercial HVACRtechnicians needed. Minimum5-years heating, air conditioning andrefrigeration experience required.Experienced heating & A/C installersneeded. Minimum 2-yearsexperience required. Full-time positionsw/benefits and good pay.Come by Mann Refrigeration, Inc. at701 Cates, Bridgeport; e-mailmannrefrig@embarqmail.com; orcall (940)683-6266 or(800)558-6266.Hooser AC now taking applicationsfor HVAC technician. Must haveminimum 5-years experience.(940)433-3048.Looking to hire experienced vacuumtruck drivers, starting at $15/hour.Insurance program available. Call(940)626-8248 or (940)389-0399.Machinist needed for manual machinesat B&R Machining Services,Inc., 2004-B North Chico Highway,Bridgeport. (940)683-4380.Martin Truck Services is hiring forClass A-CDL drivers with tanker endorsementin Bowie area. Must be25-years of order, 2-years drivingexperience and have 6-months vacuumtank expeirence. Call(817)240-8900 between9a.m.-5p.m., Mon.-Fri.Now hiring Class A CDL drivers with2-years experience. Oilfield/environmental/constructiontransportation.Paid weekly, insurance, Aflac,paid vacations and much more. CallDaniel, (800)448-6323.Truck drivers needed, Class A-CDLwith tanker endorsement. Must havetruck driving experience, tank truckexperience preferred.(940)736-0758.Looking for a Career Change inthe Barnett Shale?Call Nabors Well ServicesLocated in Decatur, Bono, Cresson,Tolar and now in Ft. WorthHiring Class A CDL DriversMust Have 2 Years CDLExperience. Competitive Salaryand Benefits. Home Daily!Call: 1-800-899-3941Email: Ian.Moore@nabors.comEOE/M/F/D/VNow Hiring! Come by Martin Truckin Boyd on Highway 114 to get application.Welders, fabricators,painters, helpers.Welders needed. Apply in person,Hometown Welding, 1803 E. Highway114, Boyd, TX. Must passwelding test.Bored with your job?Wise County Messenger Classifi edswww.wcmessenger.com/classPediatric nurse practitioner wanted.Part-time employment,evening/weekend hours. Phone(940) 627-8044; fax (940) 627-8055.Email officemanager@childclin.comor fax resume.MiscellaneousBlue’s Inspection Services now hiringgeneral labor workers. Call(940)389-4367 or (940)210-0317.Concrete worker needed. Must haveexperience in form setting, finishing& reading plans. Must have validdriver’s license & social securitycard. Call Bill, (817)980-8050.Cook, responsible for daily cooking,clean-up & monitoring of food program;Mon.-Thur.; 8:30-3:30a.m.,Fri. Must be minimum 18-years-old.Apply in person, College StreetChildcare, 805 S. College, Decatur.Inventory clerk/cashier, 30+hours/week, must be able to lift 40lbs., Saturdays required. Apply inperson, 10a.m.-4p.m., Mon.-Thur.,Just Like New, processing room,802 W. Main, Suite A, Decatur.Laborer needed. Mobile homeset-up a plus. Must have valid driver’slicense. (940)683-5547.Zimmerer Kubota& Equipment, Inc.3472 S. US Hwy. 287Decatur, TXFull TimeParts PositionHardworking, intelligent,mature, organized, honest, selfmotivatedindividual with goodpeople skills & ability to multi-task.Computer capabilities preferred.Apply in PersonSome Saturday work required.Seeking bilingual (Spanish) salesperson. Email resume:inquiry@jcctexas.com.TradesClass-A CDL driver needed withclean record and able to pass DOTphysical and drug test. Home everyevening. Also, need office assistant.Call for details. Call Tina @(940)255-1923, (940)683-5675 orfax resume to (940)683-5159.Hiring CDL drivers. Tanker endorsementand end dump. (940)389-2579or (940)427-4953.CNC Machinist needed. Apply inperson at Decatur Machine Services,Inc., 3720 Highway 380 West,Decatur, TX; or email resume tomiles@decaturms.com.NOW HIRINGStinger Wellhead ProtectionTOOL OPERATORJob Duties: Installation, Removal and Maintenance ofWellhead Isolation ToolsRequirements: On-call 24/7. Must be willing to work out of town if required.Must be able to lift up to 50 lbs. Maintain safe driving record.Must be willing to obtain CDL within 6 months of hiring.Please inquire in person. No phone calls.51 US Hwy 380Bridgeport, Tx 76426Karl Klement Ford has immediateopening for Ford Certified TransmissionTech. Apply in person to KeryNelson at US Highway 287 South,Decatur; or call (940)627-1101.OILFIELD SERVICING COMPANYis currently seeking a full time office employee. Must have atleast 2 years experience in QuickBooks, Payroll, Invoicing, andAccounts Receivables. Must be able to multi-task in a busy workenvironment, possess a good work ethic, have excellent customerrelation skills, and have a positive attitude.Send resume to H.R. DepartmentP.O. Box 128Bridgeport, TX 76426CDL DriversNeeded with aggregate or hot-mix hauling experience tocontract with Eagle Aggregate Transportation.Trucks based in Rhome, TX.Drivers must have a good driving record.Great Settlement Checks and Occupational Insurance provided.For an application contactRob Cox at 940-383-0096.KLEMENT CHRYSLER-JEEP-DODGEVEHICLE PREP5-Day Work Week • Paid Holidays & VacationAUTO DETAILING EXPERIENCE REQUIREDSend resume to ruthd@klementcjd.comor fill out application in person at500 N. Hwy. 287, DecaturEqual Opportunity EmployerGeneral-Used Car TechMust have tools and working knowledgeof all makes and models.Contact: Kery Nelson, Service ManagerUS Hwy. 287 South, Decatur • 940-627-1101Equal Opportunity EmployerBachelor’s Degree in Businessor Related Discipline Required• Accountant/Revenue ManagerSome HR functions• 2 -5 years experience• Must be analytical and able to work independentlyMail resume to: AccountantP.O. Box 28Bowie, TX 76230PlatinumOilfieldServicesNow taking applications for the following positions:Certified Forklift OperatorWinch Truck DriverHot Shot DriverCDL RequiredMinimun 1 Year Oilfield Experience & Rig MovingPlease apply in person:254 CR 3503, Suite 200 • Bridgeport TX 76426Looking for justthe right job?Wise County Messenger Classifieds Onlinewww.messenger.com/classDiamond Tank RentalNOW HIRINGNOW HIRINGTRANSPORT DRIVERS NEEDEDTransport Transport Drivers Drivers Needed NeededTransport Drivers Needed• 22 years minimum age• 2 years verifiable driving experienceWinch Truck & Flat Bed Drivers 2222years• Classyearsminimum A CDLminimumage;• We pay you for yourage;experienceCDL Required. No Tarping. 2 • Employee and Family Health Insuranceyears verifiableverifiabledrivingdrivingexperience;experience;Paid Vacation, Medical Insurance22 years• Night minimum shift premium age;ClassClassA CDL;CDL;• Night shift bonusFor more information call 940-969-2028We 2 years Cleburne area: 817.925.5154 ScottWepaypayyou verifiableyouforforyour drivingBridgeport yourexperience experience;area: experience940.393.5525 KirbyEmployee and Family health insuranceClass Employee A CDL; and Family health insuranceNightNightshiftshiftpremiumpremiumCDL Drivers withNight We payExperienced QuickBooks ClerkNightshift youshiftbonus for your tanker experience endorsementbonusneeded.Employee Prefer and 2 years Family driving experience. healthWill insurancetrain to gauge5+ years experience CleburneCleburnearea:area:817.925.5154817.925.5154S& color cut.Must be analytical, quick learner, accountable and responsible We offer B.C.B.S Health Insurance, vision & dental,12 premiumpaidFax resume to: 940-872-6788Night Bridgeport shiftBridgeportarea: holidays perarea:940.393.5525 year, 4 days on/2 days off940.393.5525KSEEKING EXPERIENCEDCDL DRIVERS• Competitive Pay & Overtime• Company Benefit Package401(k), Bonus Plan, Health & Life InsuranceApply within2379 Hwy 287 North Decatur940-627-1755schedule, paid vacations, 10-12 months, 40 hours…1-5 years 80 hours.Apply in person atCharles Holston, Inc. (C.H.I.)440 St. Hwy. 101, Bowie, TexasNight shift bonusCleburneJOIN area: OUR 817.925.5154 TEAM TODAY! SOffice phone: 940-872-5800 (24 hours a day)Bridgeport area: 940.393.5525 KWestern TransportationSandford Oil CompanyHazardousMaterial DriversWe are seeking Class A & B CDL Driverswith Hazardous Material endorsement.Competitive Pay + OvertimeIf you are interested,please call 940-627-2689Paid Insurance401(k) PlanPaid HolidaysPaid Vacation

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 20115BSERVICES FARM AND RANCH PETSMERCHANDISEFOR SALEBusinessRick’sENVIRONMENTAL SERVICESRoll/Off ContainerService forTrash & Debris RemovalHaz-Mat Containment &Removal940-683-3770Bridgeport, TX 76426BRENDA DUGAN’S PAINTINGInterior & exterior. Paint & staincabinets. Free estimates. CallBrenda Dugan, (940)389-0845 or(940)433-2557.JOE TUCKER DRYWALLSheetrock ✣ Tape ✣ Bed ✣ Texture.New construction, remodeling,add-ons. Call (940)389-0029.Have no cash, but have invoices?We cash advance on receivablesTODAY. Operating Capital, LLC.(940)872-7110.Remember627-SLABFor all your concrete needs!Insist on QualityConcrete, Inc.Ty Kennedy 940-627-SLABFREE ESTIMATESHousecleaningLoaded down, can’t find the time,too busy to clean? “We’ve got amaid 4 U.” Free estimates. Denise,(940)765-8318.TODAY’S TOUCH CLEANINGCare. Bonded. Residential and commercial.(940)210-1726.LOCAL CLEANING SERVICECommercial, residential, bonded/insured.Make ready, 1-time or repeat.We clean what others miss.pennyWise Cleaning Service,(940)210-5450.Let me fix itA+ HANDYMAN SERVICEHome repairs, light plumbing & electric,mower & window screen repair.(817)995-7960.BUY, SELL, TRADEPick up, repair & service lawn mowers.(940)255-2761 or(940)748-2408.HAIL ORWIND DAMAGE?CALL• Free Estimates• References•WorkwithInsuranceCompanies25 years ExperienceLicensed & Insured940-441-4544HOUSING ASSOCIATESROOFING SPECIALISTResidential & CommercialLocally Owned & Operated• Work with InsuranceCompanies• Local References• Free EstimatesHARLEY HOLBERT,OWNERSince 1992940-577-2923Sonny Lampman940-389-5216JESSE KRALAll around carpenter/handyman. Nojob too small. Free estimates. Reodels,wood/tile work, decks, polearns, fencing/repair, more.940)627-7414, (913)596-8487.PROFESSIONAL INTERIORpainting. Prices startingat $1/square foot.20-years experience.Clean work. Bret Carr,(940)297-7549.QUALITY SERVICEPlumbing & backflow.Licensed & insured.Discounts for seniorcitizens & DAV. CallDavid, (817)554-4948;plumable2@aol.com. #M39729.R. Reyes HomeRemodelingFloor Tile, BathroomRemodeling & MoreRenier Reyes940-399-9450940-399-3460For more Informationwww.rreyeshomeremodeling.comRUSSELL’S HOMEIMPROVEMENT& REPAIRDecks, Drywall,Add-ons,Flooring, RoofingMuch MoreFor FREE Estimates call940-389-4943SKILLED CONTRACTOR20-years experience. Remodeling,repairs, upgrades & additions. Smallor large projects. Free estimates,any location. (940)206-5442.MiscellaneousBUS AIR MANUFACTURINGSpecializing in AC repair on semitruck, tractor trailer, horse trailer &heavy equipment. (817)636-2308.Go Green Wise County. Applianceremoval: washer, dryer, AC, refrigerator,freezer. Free pick up. Call(940)577-4835 for details.ODD JOBSHousehold repairs, yard work,cleaning, etc. All proceeds benefitcouple’s mission trip to Indonesia.Mark, Crystal, (940)577-2835.SCRUBS & STUFFAttention quilters! Huge assortmentof fabric, thread. 407 FM 3043,Bowie. (940)872-6533. Bring ad forfree gift.STORM CELLARS(940)393-3612, (940)393-2404.WOODS RECOVERYSpecializing in heavy duty towing &recovery. No job too large.(817)771-5793.FARM AND RANCHFARM ARANCFarm Equipment1967 INTERNATIONAL 404tractor, propane, 6 foot Bush Hogmower & blade, runs, needs somework. $3,750/OBO. (817)636-2507,(940)389-2221.Fencing• Farm Equipment • Fencing• Lawn & Garden • Livestock• Livestock Care/Training• Livestock Lost & Found• Livestock Stud Service• Livestock Supplies• Miscellaneous • Mowing• Pasture & Feed • Poultry3D FARM & RANCH SERVICESAll types fencing, metal buildings,carports, custom gates, entrances,cattle guards, mobile & shop welding,general clean-up, skid steerwork. YOU NAME IT, WE DO IT!!(940)210-1242.AFFORDABLE FENCINGAll types, including chainlink, wood privacy, vinyl,farm fencing. Installationor repair. (940)626-9290.www.affordablefencing.netALL TYPESFENCING & WELDING• GATES, ENTRANCESSHOP BUILDINGS,CARPORTS• WOOD, WIRE, PIPECABLE FENCES• PASTURE MOWING940-531-2854BOBBY’S FENCEAll types fencing. Free estimates.Over 25-years experience.(817)444-3213.FARM & RANCH FENCINGPipe & cable,non-climb, barbedwire, entrances, solargate operators, repairs.Made in USA.Jim, (940)367-7505.Lawn and gardenAFFORDABLE LAWN SERVICEMowing, weedeating, hedges,flower beds, tilling, tree trimming &haul off. (940)389-6407.ALL PRO LAWN CARELawn service, landscaping,tree trimming.Dependable, affordable,free estimates.Call for ourJune specials. Dylan,(817)891-1600.H&M IRRIGATION & LAWNCARE(817)733-0184.MCCORMICK LAWN MGMT.complete lawn care including mowing,weed eating, tree trimming, lightbrush removal. Call for quote,(940)210-1002.RELIABLE LAWN CAREMowing, weed eating, trimming &more. Very competitive prices, veryreliable. Please call Jeff,(940)577-2717.SS LAWN CAREFull lawn care service. Mowing,landscaping, tree trimming, fertilization,flower beds and more. Referencesavailable. 10-years experience.Commercial/residential. CallShane for free estimate.(940)210-9444.TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED36 years in business, insured. Allmajor credit cards accepted.(817)444-0861, Teater.LivestockBLACK BULLfor sale or lease. 3-years-old, registeredAngus. (940)627-2102.Boer goats for sale. March & Aprildoes & wethers, older does, BBQgoats. (940)577-0760.BUY 3 BAGS, GET 1 FREENow through July 15, any PurinaHorseman’s Edge feed. AGVantageFarm & Ranch, 1 mile north ofHighway 380 on Highway 287, Decatur.(940)627-2312.BUY, SELL & TRADEAll classes of horses, ponies,sheep, goats, cattle & trailers.(940)224-1470, (940)644-5956.C BAR M TACK-FEED-HORSES143 CR4396, Decatur, TX. Cash,checks, credit cards.www.cbarm.net, (817)929-3612.DAIRY GOATS FOR SALENubian, Lamancha and Saanenmilking does, yearlings and bucks.Wether goats available.(940)210-2506.FOR SALEGoats, pigs, all breeds young layingpullets, guineas & ducks. I buy &sell all kinds of animals.(817)223-4477.I BUY & SELLall kinds of animals. Goats, sheepcows/calves. (940)748-2790,(817)909-9911.LLAMASweanlings (6-months-old), adults,bred females, guardians & pet quality.We provide training & supportfor new owners. (940)433-5897.MAMMOTH JACK15.2 hands, red roan. Breeds mares& jennies. Very gentle. Varioushorses for sale. (940)995-3023.REGISTERED ANGUS BULLSfor sale. Yearlings and a 3-year-oldwith registration papers. CallMickey @ (817)371-2168 or Chris@ (972)342-5539.TAYLOR FARMSFeeder pigs, butcher hogs, calves,goats, donkeys, chickens, ducks,guineas. Fresh eggs. Call for prices,(940)627-3385, (940)393-2728.Livestock care/trainingHorse breaking, $350/month. Welding,$35/hour. (940)393-5751.Livestock lost and foundFound: black bull. Wise County.(817)731-0791.MowingX WORKS TRACTOR WORKReasonable rates, quality performance.Mowing, fence clearing,tree/brush removal, general tractorwork. Brandon, (817)992-0405.Fence Pipe and Supplies2 3 /8 -2 7 /8 -3 1 /2 -4 1 /2 -5 1 /2Square & Rectangle TubingC-PurlinDomed Caps and SpringsAll Types of SteelAuthorized DealerFlusche Enterprises, Inc.940-759-2203 Muenster, TXACREAGE MOWINGTractor services. Plowing, seeding,aerating, tilling, fertilizing available.Tommy, (940)482-6578.Klean KutLawn CareMowing • Edging • TrimmingCommercial or ResidentialBrush Hog MowingInsuredKenny MoranCell 817-247-9965Office 940-433-5470WISE COUNTYLAWN CARE• Yard Mowing• Small Acreage• Bush Hog MowingCall Ronnie940-395-7625Pasture and feedA QUALITYsquare bales, $7.50/bale.(817)944-9451.BUY 3 BAGS, GET 1 FREENow through July 15, any PurinaHorseman’s Edge feed. AGVantageFarm & Ranch, 1 mile north ofHighway 380 on Highway 287, Decatur.(940)627-2312.CUSTOM ROUND/SQUAREbaling , mowing, plowing,grain drill, treestrimmed, gardenstilled. Some hauling.Hay for sale. Call(940)393-9616 or (940)683-3148.Iwanttobuyhay.Coastal,coastalw/Johnson grass, wheat, oats, prairiegrass or alfalfa. Round bales.(940)636-1588.Wanted: grass hay. Round or largesquare bales. (940)733-0430.PoultryPEACOCKSfor sale. Call (940)393-1299.Pets!!ATTENTION!!We suggest that our readers thoroughlyinvestigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDpuppies. $400/each. (940)210-5919.AKC GERMAN SHORT-HAIRPointer pups, various colors.$550/each. Ready to go. Mother onsite. (940)736-4768;email paradiserayne@live.com forpictures.AKC REGISTERED BEAGLEpuppies. Lemon & white and tri-colorsavailable. $150/each.(940)389-7870.CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES CKCShots, $200/each. Adult Chihuahuas,free. Yorkie adults, around 8pounds, $150/each. 1 male, 4 females.(817)220-0849.GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES6-weeks-old, 2 males, 1 female.Mom & Dad available to see.(214)766-3318.Low cost spay and neuter sponsoredby TCAP. FREE transport toclinic, with dropoff and pickup atWise County Animal Control. Pricesstart at $30. Must have an appointment,(940)566-5551. More information:www.texasforthem.org.PICK YOUR PUP!Adorable, registered Aussies, 4 bluemerle, 2 tri. Registered black & yellowLabs. Call Lori, (940)393-3720.POODLE PUPPIESCKC/DRA full registration. DOB,6-22-11. Tails docked, dew clawsremoved. Parents on site.$500-$600/each. Taking depositsnow. (817)636-2826.UKC REGISTERED BLUETICKCoonhound puppies, $150/each.(940)389-7870.Pets lost and foundFound: male, tan/white, long-hairedCorgi. Wearing collar, no tag.Lakeview Road/CR4421, Rhomearea. (940)594-4855.MERCHANDISE FOR SALEFurniture• Appliances• Clothing/Jewelry• Furniture• Garage Sales• Firewood• Miscellaneous• Auctions27” Philips Magnavox TV. Like new,very nice, includes instruction book.Paid $450, asking $150.(940)433-5194.Call 940-627-5987for statewide advertisingthrough Tex-ScanAARONS CLEARANCE ITEMSSave big on items returned fromrent. Sofa + love seat from $329.Laptops from $289. Appliances &much more. Credit cards accepted.Or lease to own new in only 12months. 1300 FM 51 South, #300,Decatur, (940)627-5043. Ask forMiles.Garage sales!!ATTENTION!!Garage sale ads must be called inBEFORE 10a.m. Tuesday to run inthe Thursday edition. If you wantyour garage sale ad in All AroundWise also, it MUST be called in before10a.m. Friday THE WEEK BE-FORE the sale. We do not run garagesales the weekend before thesale.Aurora, 109 W. Aurora Vista Trail,Fri.-Sat., July 8-9, 8a.m.-3p.m.Toys, mower, park bench, clothes,furniture, smoker, gaming chair, guitars,etc.Bridgeport, Pleasant View area, (byDevon), 176 CR1303, Thur., July14, 7a.m.-3p.m. Furniture,infant/children/adult clothing, shoes,household items.Decatur, 201 William Allen, Sat.only, July 9, 8a.m.-2p.m. Movingsale, baby clothes/items, king bed,lawnmower, toys, clothes, furniture,more.Decatur, 206 S. Sendero, Sat., July9, 8a.m. 2-family garage sale,clothes, toys.MiscellaneousASSORTED ITEMS2003 Honda Shadow, 19,000 miles,$4,500. Electric dryer, $25. 2001Dodge pickup, $4,500. Chain saw,20”, $175. (940)390-0719.ATTENTION: COLLECTORS& REENACTORSMcClellan saddles, one reproductionand two originals; WWI 30-caliberammo belt and 45-caliber ammopouch. One steel helmet. Bowie,(940)872-9556.BRAND NEWDell laptop, $800/OBO. BlackberryBold 9700, $250. Cash only.(940)393-5967.METAL BUILDING KIT(unassembled), 50x52, completewith gutters & roof. Must be moved.$8,500. (940)683-4933.STEEL BUILDINGSFactory direct. Discounted inventory.33x39, 42x57, 54x99, 60x156.Miscellaneous material available.www.sunwardsteel.com, source:1AV. (803)469-1531.MusicalTHREE COWBOY GUITARSGretch Showdown from the AmericanaCollection. Recording KingRodeo Sweetheart. Harmony SingingCowboy Reissue. Bowie,(940)872-9556.

6B WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 2011TRANSPORTATIONNOTICESBoats1978 NEUMANClean, 17.5’, 150 Evinrude, trollingmotor, depth finder, new tarp, newtires on trailer. $1,500. Lake Bridgeport.(806)789-8985.1991 PROCRAFTfishing boat, 90 HP Mercury motor,70 lb. thrust trolling motor, new tireson trailer. $4,800. (817)296-0899.Cars2009 VOLKSWAGEN EOSconvertible, black, 33,000 miles.$22,800. (940)393-1128.2003 CHRYSLER SEBRING$3,200. Great running car, brandnew tires. Contact Karen at(940)627-4469.1984 CORVETTE134k miles, runs great, new paint,new instrument panel, original engine,special wheels & tires. Notrades. Serious inquiries only.(940)683-2942.2003 MITSUBISHI LANCER ES130k; silver w/good gray cloth interior;cold air intake. Wrecked frontend, bad engine. $450/OBO.(817)939-6962.DEPENDABLE CARS & TRUCKS$3,500 or less. Cowgirl Auto Sales,804 Business Highway 287, Decatur,TX; (940)626-0070. Let’s dobusiness! www.cowgirlautosales.com.TOP DOLLAR PAIDfor junk cars & trucks.(817)220-5682.I’LL BUY THOSE YARD CARSas well as your good used cars.Arvin, (817)925-8768.You AreApproved!100% ApprovalNoCreditCheck!Cars &Trucksstarting$799 dn.at 799We alsobuy cars!107 S. Hwy. 287 • DecaturBehind Dairy Queen940-626-8000Visit our websitewww.bmgautosales.comRecreational vehicles2001 KAWASAKI VULCAN 800Mustang seat, Cobra pipes, windshield,dark blue, 13,000 miles. Excellentcondition. $3,000/OBO.(940)210-2085.2002 POLARIS ATVutility, 4-wheel drive, 1-owner, excellentcondition, only 220 hours.$5,900. (940)644-6675.Pickups/Vans/SUVs1997 DODGE DAKOTAfactory camper top, candy applered, leather interior, well-maintained,78,000 miles. $4,500/OBO.Mary or Doyle, (817)638-2409,(940)399-9063.Heavy Equipment1995 PETERBILTdump truck for sale. Rigged for puptrailer. (940)894-2842.I BUY SEMI TRUCKSany condition, any location! Freepick up. (940)627-9301.AccessoriesKUMHO 185R-14load range D trailer tires (2). Paid$250, less than 100 miles of use.Make best offer . (832)877-2775.CIVIL CITATIONBY PUBLICATIONTHE STATE OF TEXASTO: THE UNKNOWN HEIRS ATLAW OF HILDEGARD IRENEROSS, DECEASED Defendant(s),Greetings:YOU ARE HEREBY COM-MANDED to appear by filing a writtenanswer to the Plaintiff’s ORIGI-NAL PETITION at or before teno’clock a.m. of the Monday next afterthe expiration of forty-two daysfrom the date of issuance of this citationthe same being Monday,August 11, 2011 before the Honorable271st District Court of WiseCounty, Texas at the Courthouse ofsaid County in Decatur, Texas. SaidPetition was filed in said court onApril 27, 2011, in this case, numberedand styledCV11-04-336REVERSE MORTGAGESOLUTIONS, INC.VS.DONALD RAY ROSS,ALLAN DWAYNE ROSS ANDTHE UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAWOFHILDEGARD IRENE ROSS,DECEASEDThe names of the parties in saidsuit are: REVERSE MORTGAGESOLUTIONS, INC.,asPlaintiff(s) and DONALD RAYROSS; ALLAN DWAYNE ROSS;HILDEGARD IRENE ROSS as Defendant(s).The nature of said suit being substantiallyas follows, to-wit: EN-FORCEMENT OF DEBT as is morefully shown by the Petition on file inthis suit.The name and address of the attorneyfor plaintiff, or the address ofplaintiff is:ROBERT D. FOSTER, II15000 SURVEY BLVD. #100ADDISON, TX 75001NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: “Youhave been sued. You may employan attorney. If you or your attorneydo not file a written answer with theclerk who issued this citation by10:00 a.m. on the Monday next followingthe expiration of forty-twodays after the date of issuance ofthis citation, a default judgment maybe taken against you.”Issued and given under my handand seal of said Court at the officein Decatur, Texas, on this the 30thday of June, 2011.Brenda RoweWise County District ClerkPO Box 308Decatur, Texas 76234By: Loucrecia BiggerstaffDeputy ClerkPUBLIC NOTICEIn accordance to Texas Rev. Civ.Stat. Ann. Article: 52B: Public saleto satisfy landholder’s lien to be heldat the Extra Closet Self-Storage locatedat 103 Turkey Creek Trail inBridgeport, beginning promptly at9:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 23,2011. Sale items consist of householditems, clothing, furniture andtools, belonging to the following persons:Raul Pecina, TerranceBoden, Jhana Turner, Sharon Hill,Andrea Strong, Kim McDaniel, MikeParker, J.D. Pierce.Terms: cash at the time of sale.The Extra Closet reserves the rightto refuse any or all bids.NOTICE OF RECEIPT OFAPPLICATION ANDINTENT TO OBTAIN WATERQUALITY PERMIT RENEWALPERMIT NO. WQ0010009001APPLICATION. City of Decatur,201 East Walnut Street, Decatur,Texas 76234, has applied to theTexas Commission on EnvironmentalQuality (TCEQ) to renew TexasPollutant Discharge Elimination System(TPDES) Permit No.WQ0010009001 (EPA I.D. No.TX0024911) to authorize the dischargeof treated wastewater at avolume not to exceed an annual averageflow of 1,200,000 gallons perday. The domestic wastewatertreatment facility is located at 300Bennett Road, approximately 1,300feet east of Farm-to-Market Road51, approximately one mile south ofthe intersection of Farm-to-MarketRoad 51 and U.S. Highway 81 inWise County, Texas 76234. Thedischarge route is from the plant siteto Center Creek; thence to MartinBranch; thence to the West ForkTrinity River Below Bridgeport Reservoir.TCEQ received this applicationon May 25, 2011. The permitapplication is available for viewingand copying at Decatur City Hall,201 East Walnut Street, Decatur,Texas.ADDITIONAL NOTICE. TCEQ’sExecutive Director has determinedthe application is administrativelycomplete and will conduct a technicalreview of the application. Aftertechnical review of the application iscomplete, the Executive Directormay prepare a draft permit and willissue a preliminary decision on theapplication. Notice of the Applicationand Preliminary Decision willbe published and mailed to thosewho are on the county-wide mailinglist and to those who are onthe mailing list for this application.That notice will contain thedeadline for submitting publiccomments.PUBLIC COMMENT / PUBLICMEETING. You may submit publiccomments or request a publicmeeting on this application. Thepurpose of a public meeting is toprovide the opportunity to submitcomments or to ask questions aboutthe application. TCEQ will hold apublic meeting if the Executive Directordetermines that there is a significantdegree of public interest inthe application or if requested by alocal legislator. A public meeting isnot a contested case hearing.OPPORTUNITY FOR A CON-TESTED CASE HEARING. Afterthe deadline for submitting publiccomments, the Executive Directorwill consider all timely commentsand prepare a response to all relevantand material, or significant publiccomments. Unless the applicationis directly referred for a contestedcase hearing, the responseto comments, and the ExecutiveDirector’s decision on theapplication, will be mailed to everyonewho submitted public commentsand to those persons whoare on the mailing list for this application.If comments are received,the mailing will also provideinstructions for requestingreconsideration of the ExecutiveDirector’s decision and for requestinga contested case hearing.Acontestedcasehearingisalegal proceeding similar to a civiltrial in state district court.TO REQUEST A CONTESTEDCASE HEARING, YOU MUST IN-CLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMSIN YOUR REQUEST: your name,address, phone number; applicant'sname and proposed permitnumber; the location and distanceof your property/activitiesrelative to the proposed facility; aspecific description of how youwould be adversely affected bythe facility in a way not commonto the general public; and, thestatement "[I/we] request a contestedcase hearing." If the requestfor contested case hearingis filed on behalf of a group or association,the request must designatethe group’s representativefor receiving future correspondence;identify an individualmember of the group who wouldbe adversely affected by the proposedfacility or activity; providethe information discussed aboveregarding the affected member’slocation and distance from the facilityor activity; explain how andwhy the member would be affected;and explain how the intereststhe group seeks to protectare relevant to the group’s purpose.Following the close of all applicablecomment and request periods,the Executive Director will forwardthe application and any requests forreconsideration or for a contestedcase hearing to the TCEQ Commissionersfor their consideration at ascheduled Commission meeting.The Commission will only grant acontested case hearing on disputedissues of fact that are relevant andmaterial to the Commission’s decisionon the application. Further, theCommission will only grant a hearingon issues that were raised intimely filed comments that were notsubsequently withdrawn. TCEQmay act on an application to renewa permit for discharge ofwastewater without providing anopportunity for a contested casehearing if certain criteria are met.MAILING LIST. If you submit publiccomments, a request for a contestedcase hearing or a reconsiderationof the Executive Director’sdecision, you will be added to themailing list for this specific applicationto receive future public noticesmailed by the Office of the ChiefClerk. In addition, you may requestto be placed on: (1) the permanentmailing list for a specific applicantname and permit number; and/or (2)the mailing list for a specific county.If you wish to be placed on the permanentand/or the county mailinglist, clearly specify which list(s) andsend your request to TCEQ Officeof the Chief Clerk at the address below.AGENCY CONTACTS AND IN-FORMATION. All written publiccomments and requests must besubmitted to the Office of theChief Clerk, MC 105, TCEQ, P.O.Box 13087, Austin, TX 78711-3087or electronically atwww.tceq.state.tx.us/about/comments.html.If you need more informationabout this permit applicationor the permitting process,please call TCEQ Office of PublicAssistance, Toll Free, at1-800-687-4040. Si desea informaciónen Español, puede llamar al1-800-687-4040. General informationabout TCEQ can be found atour web site atwww.tceq.state.tx.us.Further information may also beobtained from City of Decatur at theaddress stated above or by callingMr. Brett Shannon, City Manager at(940) 627-2741.Issuance Date: June 27, 2011NOTICE OF SALESTATE OF TEXASWISE COUNTYBY VIRTUE OF ANORDER OF SALEDATED JULY 06, 2011and issued pursuant to judgmentdecree(s) of the District Court ofWise County, Texas, by the Clerk ofsaid Court on said date, in the hereinafternumbered and styled suit(s)and to me directed and delivered asSheriff or Constable of said County,IhaveonJuly6,2011,seized,leviedupon, and will, on the first Tuesdayin August, 2011, the same beingthe 2nd day of said month, atthe Southeast Entrance of theCourthouse of the said County, inthe City of Decatur, Texas, betweenthe hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4o'clock p.m. on said day, beginningat 02:00 PM, proceed to sell forcash to the highest bidder all theright, title, and interest of the defendantsin such suit(s) in and to thefollowing described real estate leviedupon as the property of said defendants,the same lying and beingsituated in the County of Wise andthe State of Texas, to-wit:Suit No. 8493, Account No(s).A0720000300(R000015812), DE-CATUR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT AND WISE COUNTYVS. EARL ROSS FOX, Real Estatedescribed as: 1.000 acres, more orless, situated in the James C. RobertsonSurvey, Abstract 720, WiseCounty, Texas, as described indeed dated June 17, 1993, from R.C. Pitts to Earl Ross Fox, recordedin Volume 500, Page 528, OfficialRecords of Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 8500, Account No(s).S2255045100(R000040208),PARADISE INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, CITY OFPARADISE AND WISE COUNTYVS. CINDY O'DELL LEWIS, RealEstate described as: Lots 13, 14,15, 16, 17 and 18, Block 24, OriginalTownsite Addition, an addition tothe Town of Paradise, Wise County,Texas, according to the map or platthereof, recorded in Volume 26,Page 300, Deed Records of WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20205697DEN(20488982DEN,M-0075805-0000040-1WIS,0000040G5805, 0000040-G5805,00000400075805,0000040-0075805,M8G580500000402, N000031465,M007580500000401, N000350541,000004000758051 and0000040-0075805-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:.001608 Royalty Interest in the B GDerting W #2 Lease, OperatorMitchell Energy Company, TexasRailroad Commission #09-182306,located in Abstract 144, C F BowmanSurvey, located in WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20488986DEN(20408200DEN,M-0075830-0000040-1WIS,0000040G5830, 0000040-G5830,00000400075830,0000040-0075830,M8G583000000402, N000142009,M007583000000401, N000350578,000004000758301 and0000040-0075830-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A.001461RoyaltyInterestintheBG Derting W #3 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy Production Corporation,Texas Railroad Commission#09-157993, located in Abstract393, Edward Heard Survey, locatedin Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20488983DEN(20103765DEN,M-0075834-0000040-1WIS,M8G583400000402, N000141958,M007583400000401, N000350615,0000040G5834, 0000040-G5834,00000400075834,0000040-0075834,000004000758341 and0000040-0075834-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A.001608RoyaltyInterestintheBG Derting W #4 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy Production Corporation,Texas Railroad Commission#09-179001, located in Abstract144, C F Bowman Survey, locatedin Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20488975DEN(20417861DEN,M-0075838-0000040-1WIS,0000040G5838, 0000040-G5838,00000400075838,0000040-0075838,M8G583800000402, N000269099,M007583800000401, N000350726,000004000758381 and0000040-0075838-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A.001608RoyaltyInterestintheBG Derting W #7 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy Production Corporation,Texas Railroad Commission#09-196626, located in Abstract144, C F Bowman Survey, locatedin Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20488987DEN(20400871DEN,M-0231560-0000040-1WIS,0000040W1560, 0000040-W1560,00000400231560,0000040-0231560,M8W156000000402, N000216865,M023156000000401, N000393640,000004002315601 and0000040-0231560-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A .002595 Royalty Interest in theWilliam Tedrow GU W #2 Lease,Operator Devon Energy ProductionCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-108515, located in Abstract340, Abner Glidewell Survey,located in Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20411203DEN(20488985DEN,M-0231565-0000040-1WIS,0000040W1565, 0000040-W1565,00000400231565,0000040-0231565,M8W156500000402, N000142439,M023156500000401, N000393688,000004002315651 and0000040-0231565-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A .002595 Royalty Interest in theWilliam Tedrow GU W #3 Lease,Operator Devon Energy ProductionCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-160381, located in Abstract340, Abner Glidewell Survey,located in Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20415070DEN(20488984DEN,M-0231575-0000040-1WIS,0000040W1575, 0000040-W1575,00000400231575,0000040-0231575,M8W157500000402, N000142415,M023157500000401, N000393736,000004002315751 and0000040-0231575-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A .002595 Royalty Interest in theWilliam Tedrow GU W #4 Lease,Operator Devon Energy ProductionCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-164976, located in Abstract340, Abner Glidewell Survey,located in Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20488977DEN(20411505DEN,M-0231582-0000040-1WIS,0000040W1582, 0000040-W1582,00000400231582,0000040-0231582,M023158200000401, N000393928,000004002315821,0000040-0231582-1,M8W158200000402 andN000216602), NORTHWEST INDE-PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, ETAL VS. BILLY SLIMP, Real Estatedescribed as: A .002595 Royalty Interestin the William Tedrow GU W#8 Lease, Operator Devon EnergyProduction Corporation, TexasRailroad Commission #09-194818,located in Abstract 340, AbnerGlidewell Survey, located in WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20415696DEN(20488976DEN,M-0075837-0000040-1WIS,0000040G5837, 0000040-G5837,00000400075837,0000040-0075837,M8G583700000402, N000269044,N293795, M007583700000401,N000350689,000004000758371 and0000040-0075837-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A.001608RoyaltyInterestintheBG Derting W #6 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy Production Corporation,Texas Railroad Commission#09-196429, located in Abstract794, L. C. Slimp Survey, located inWise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20316284DEN(20488978DEN,M-0231577-0000040-1WIS,0000040W1577, 0000040-W1577,00000400231577,0000040-0231577,M8W157700000402, N000048772,M023157700000401, N000393832,000004002315771 and0000040-0231577-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A .002595 Royalty Interest in theWilliam Tedrow GU W #6 Lease,Operator Devon Energy ProductionCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-191139, located in Abstract340, Abner Glidewell Survey,located in Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20314707DEN(20488979DEN,M-0231576-0000040-1WIS,0000040W1576, 0000040-W1576,00000400231576,0000040-0231576,M8W157600000402, N000045559,M023157600000401, N000393784,000004002315761 and0000040-0231576-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A .002595 Royalty Interest in theWilliam Tedrow GU W #5 Lease,Operator Devon Energy ProductionCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-190062, located in Abstract340, Abner Glidewell Survey,located in Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20314659DEN(20488980DEN,M-0231580-0000040-1WIS,0000040W1580, 0000040-W1580,00000400231580,0000040-0231580,M023158000000401, N000393880,000004002315801,0000040-0231580-1,M8W158000000402 andN000048817), NORTHWEST INDE-PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, ETAL VS. BILLY SLIMP, Real Estatedescribed as: A .002595 Royalty Interestin the William Tedrow GU W#7 Lease, Operator Devon EnergyProduction Corporation, TexasRailroad Commission #09-190060,located in Abstract 340, AbnerGlidewell Survey, located in WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).20206246DEN(20488981DEN,M-0075836-0000040-1WIS,0000040G5836, 0000040-G5836,00000400075836,0000040-0075836,M8G583600000402, N000031517,M007583600000401, N000350652,000004000758361 and0000040-0075836-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A.001608RoyaltyInterestintheBG Derting W #5 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy Production Corporation,Texas Railroad Commission#09-182930, located in Abstract794, L C Slimpr Survey, located inWise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).0000040G5810, NORTHWEST IN-DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT,ET AL VS. BILLY SLIMP, Real Estatedescribed as: A .001462 RoyaltyInterest in the BGDertin#2Lease, Operator Mitchell EnergyCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-134507, located in Abstract144, C F Bowman Survey, locatedin Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).00000400263125(M026312500000401N000410309,M-0263125-0000040-1WIS,000004002631251 and0000040-0263125-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A .002595 Royalty Interest in theWilliam Tedrow GU #9 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy ProductionCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-207998, located in Abstract340, Abner Glidewell Survey,located in Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9115, Account No(s).00000400263381(M026338100000401N000459878,M-0263381-0000040-1WIS,000004002633811 and0000040-0263381-1), NORTH-WEST INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BILLYSLIMP, Real Estate described as:A .002595 Royalty Interest in theWilliam Tedrow GU #10 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy ProductionCorporation, Texas Railroad Commission#09-216628, located in Abstract340, A Glidewell Survey, locatedin Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9204, Account No(s).20418500DEN(0002396R25000002396-R2500, 000239601825001,0002396-0182500-1,00023960182500,0002396-0182500 andM-0182500-0002396-1WIS),NORTHWEST INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT AND WISECOUNTY VS. JUDITH LEA PAT-TERSON, Real Estate described as:A .018235 Royalty Interest in thePatterson-Pepper W#1 Lease, OperatorDevon Energy Prod., TexasRailroad Commission #197133, outof Abstract 473, Joseph Jumer Suvery,located in Wise County,Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9204, Account No(s).20313734DEN(0002396W90210002396-W9021, 000239602390211,0002396-0239021-1,00023960239021,0002396-0239021 andM-0239021-0002396-1WIS),NORTHWEST INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT AND WISECOUNTY VS. JUDITH LEA PAT-TERSON, Real Estate described as:A .010416 Royalty Interest in theVinson Fee D W#1 Lease, OperatorAntero Resources I, LP., TexasRailroad Commission #189711, outof Abstract 473, J Jumer Survey, locatedin Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9204, Account No(s).20418682DEN(0002396W87770002396-W8777, 000239602387771,0002396-0238777-1,00023960238777,0002396-0238777 andM-0238777-0002396-1WIS),NORTHWEST INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT AND WISECOUNTY VS. JUDITH LEA PAT-TERSON, Real Estate described as:A .010416 Royalty Interest in theVinson Fee D W#2 Lease, OperatorAntero Resources I, LP., TexasRailroad Commission #197342, outof Abstract #473, J Jumer Suvey, locatedinWise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9711, Account No(s).S2682023900(R000041591),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, CITY OFRUNAWAY BAY AND WISECOUNTY VS. H. H. VIEWEG, RealEstate described as: Lot 33, Block7, Runaway Bay, Unit No. 2, WiseCounty, Texas, according to themap or plat thereof, recorded in Volume1, Page 1, Map Records ofWise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9808, Account No(s).M004486500032241(N000337152),SLIDELL INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, DECATUR INDE-PENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTAND WISE COUNTY VS. KIM BAR-NES, Real Estate described as:.004439 Royalty Interest in the Cassity#1 Oper-Westside Energy Operator,Texas Railroad Commission#09-198775, located in Abstract544, B MCGaha C-15 Survey, WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9811, Account No(s).B2190028600(R000023996),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, CITY OFBRIDGEPORT AND WISECOUNTY VS. W T CRISLER, RealEstate described as: Lot 16, Block14, Original Townsite to the City ofBridgeport, Wise County, Texas, asdescribed in Volume 96, Page 253,Deed Records of Wise County,Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9827, Account No(s).R1200014000(R013248 andZ000340), WISE COUNTY VS.JAMES E. STATHAM, Real Estatedescribed as: Lot 14, IndianSprings Ranch Phase 1, an additionto Wise County, Texas according tothe map or plat thereof, recorded inCabinet "A" Slide 491, Map Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9828, Account No(s).A1184000127(Z000965), WISECOUNTY VS. ALFREDO P. MON-ROY, Real Estate described as:3.01 acres, more or less, situated inthe E. K. Wilson Survey, Abstract1184, Wise County, Texas, as describedin deed dated October 6,2001 from Salt Creek Properties,Ltd. to Alfredo P. Monroy, et al., inVolume 1099, Page 35, Official Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 9956, Account No(s).S0060033800(R000037835), AL-VORD INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT CITY OF ALVORD ANDWISE COUNTY VS. MELTONDAVIDSON, Real Estate describedas: Lot 5, Block 33, Original TownsiteAddition, an addition to the

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, July 10, 20117BNOTICESTown of Alvord, Wise County,Texas, as described in Volume 422,Page 246, Deed Records of WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. 10087, Account No(s).A0155005806(R000003275),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.CLAYT ROBERTS, Real Estate describedas: 1.04 acres, more orless, situated in the Rebecca ColemanSurvey, Abstract 155, WiseCounty, Texas, as described indeed dated August 14, 2001, fromJimmy C. Hill etux to Clayt Roberts,in Volume 1265, Page 148, OfficialRecords of Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10212, Account No(s).94644DEN(A0093-9062-00WIS,A0093906200, A0093-9062-00 andR000002366), NORTHWEST IN-DEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTAND WISE COUNTY VS. WILLIEBELL, Real Estate described as:0.2690 acre of land, more or less,situated in the Cain T. Brush Survey,Abstract 93, Wise County,Texas as described in deed datedJanuary 1946 from Edward Drainetux to James B. Evans et al in Vol.339 Page 704, Deed Records ofWise County, Texas;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10229, Account No(s).R074811(Z001039, R3600011700and R3600-0117-00), POOLVILLEINDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS-TRICT VS. JOSEPH F. O'NEIL, ETAL, Real Estate described as: Lot17, Block 1, Salt Creek Addition,Phase 2, a subdivision in WiseCounty, Texas, according to themap or plat thereof, recorded inCabinet "B", Slide 172, Plat Recordsof Wise Couty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10247, Account No(s).94954DEN(R1545-0046-00WIS,R1545004600 andR1545-0046-00), NORTHWESTINDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS-TRICT AND WISE COUNTY VS.JACK HAWKINS, Real Estate describedas: Lot 8, Block 3, KiloughAddition, an addition to WiseCounty, Texas as described in Volume495, Page 596, Deed Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10253, Account No(s).94924DEN(R1545-0031-00WIS,R1545003100 andR1545-0031-00), NORTHWESTINDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS-TRICT VS. ROBERT E KENNAN,Real Estate described as: Lot 21,Block 2, Killough Addition , an additionto the City of Newark, WiseCounty, Texas, as described in Volum614, Page 608, Real Records ofWise County, Texas;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10274, Account No(s).R2559003100(R000033733),PARADISE INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.ROY L YOUNG, Real Estate describedas: Lot 31, Block 1, StevensEstates, Phase Two, an additionto Wise County, Texas, accordingto the map or plat thereof, recordedin Cabinet "B", Slide 474,Map Records of Wise County,Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10274, Account No(s).R1125015000(R000030345),PARADISE INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.ROY L YOUNG, Real Estate describedas: Lot 15, Holly Ridge Estates,an addition to Wise County,Texas, according to the map or platthereof, recorded in Cabinet "A",Slide 367, Map Records of WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10335, Account No(s).S0060005100(R000037692), AL-VORD INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. LARAINEHOLLAND, ET AL, Real Estate describedas: Lots 4 and 5, Block 9,Original Townsite, City of Alvord,Wise County, Texas, as describedin Volume 1586, Page 634, OfficialRecords of Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10391, Account No(s).A0166000700(R000004046),CHICO INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. CHESTERDFULLER,RealEstatedescribedas: 10.914 acres, more or less,situated in the G. W. Cash Survey,Abstract 166, Wise County, Texas,as described in deed dated May 2,2007, from Cora Pierce Fuller Carpenteretal to Chester Dale Fuller, inVolume 1811, Page 772, OfficialRecords of Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10411, Account No(s).A0525002107(R000011312),CHICO INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. CINDY AD-AMS, ET AL, Real Estate describedas: 1.82 acre, more or less, situatedin the John M. Loving Survey,Abstract 525, Wise County, Texas,as described in deed dated December7, 2006, from Cindy C. Adamsto B. C. Cornish, in Volume 1776,Page 299, Official Records of WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10455, Account No(s).S2255007800(R000040126),PARADISE INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.RONNIE DUGAN, ET AL, Real Estatedescribed as: Lots 1, 2, and 3,Block 6, Original Townsite, City ofParadise, Wise County, Texas, asdescribed in Volume 592, Page 366,Deed Records of Wise County,Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10455, Account No(s).S2255010400(R000040129),PARADISE INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.RONNIE DUGAN, ET AL, Real Estatedescribed as: Lots 4, 5, 6, 27,28, and 29, Block 6, Original Townsite,City of Paradise, Wise County,Texas, as described in Volume 858,Page 622, Official Records of WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10631, Account No(s).S2686026900(R000042429),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.MARJETTA REED, Real Estate describedas: Lot 20, Block 4, Section6, Phase I, City of Runaway Bay,Wise County, Texas, as describedin Volume 143, Page 70, OfficialRecords of Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10632, Account No(s).S2686011100(R000042272),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.JOSEPH F SMITH, Real Estate describedas: Lot 6, Block 2, Unit 6,Runaway Bay Subdivision, a subdivisionin Wise County, Texas, accordingto the map or plat thereof,recorded in Volume 1, Page 64, PlatRecords of Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10635, Account No(s).R2710087900(R000035985), DE-CATUR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. AMRIT SABING, Real Estate described as:Lots 19 and 20, Block 25, Unit 1,Phase 1, Satellite City Subdivision,a subdivision in Wise County,Texas, according to the map or platthereof, recorded in Volume 5, Page153, Plat Records of Wise County,Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10639, Account No(s).R2710015100(R000035585), DE-CATUR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. BARBARAWARNEKE, ET AL, Real Estate describedas: Lot 10, Block 6, PhaseI, Unit 1, Satellite Subdivision, asubdivision in Wise County, Texas,according to the map or plat thereof,recorded in Volume 4, Page 22, PlatRecords of Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10640, Account No(s).D2340005200(R000025871), DE-CATUR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. RONALDWILLIS, ET AL, Real Estate describedas: Tract of land out of theJames Proctor Survey, Block 51,Wise County, Texas, being moreparticularly described in a deeddated March 30, 1993, recorded inVolume 503, Page 335, Official Records,Wise County, Texas. SAVEAND EXCEPT State Highway 24and Business Highway 380 right ofway and SAVE AND EXCEPT RailroadRight of Way.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10641, Account No(s).R2710026700(R000035636), DE-CATUR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. OZELAHJONES, Real Estate described as:Lot 5, Block 11, Satellite City, Unit2, an addition to Wise County,Texas, as described in Volume231, Page 411, Real Records ofWise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10645, Account No(s).A0783-0005-00WIS(A0783000500A0783-0005-00), NORTHWEST INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT VS. W MRANDOLPH, Real Estate describedas: 9.18 acres, more or less, situatedin the J. W. Page Survey, Abstract693, and the W. W. O. StanfieldSurvey, Abstract 783, WiseCounty, Texas, as described indeed dated July 9, 1984, from PaulineKerr to W. M. Randolph etux, inVolume 73, Page 51, Real Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10658, Account No(s).R1970-0153-01WIS(R1970015301R1970-0153-01), NORTHWEST INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT AND WISECOUNTY VS. RICHARD APPLE-WHITE, Real Estate described as:1.305 acres, more or less situated inLot 24-B, Block 13, Newark BeachEstates, Wise County, Texas, asdescribed in deed dated August 12,2002, from Wendy Cromer to RichardApplewhite, in Volume 1191,Page 849, Official Records of WiseCounty, Texas;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10672, Account No(s).S2686016300(R000042324),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.JAY C DANIELS, Real Estate describedas: Lot 58, Block 2, RunawayBay, Unit 6, an addition toWise County, Texas, according tothe map or plat thereof, recorded inVolume 1, Page 30, Map Records ofWise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10673, Account No(s).S2681020500(R000040938),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.JIM DUNN, ET AL, Real Estate describedas: Lot 13, Block 4, RunawayBay Subdivision, Unit 1, anaddition to the City of RunawayBay, Wise County, Texas, accordingto the map or plat thereof, recordedin Volume 1, Page 17, Plat Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10677, Account No(s).S2686004700(R000042208),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.RUTH A HIGGS, Real Estate describedas: Lot 47, Block 1, RunawayBay Subdivision, Second Installmentof Unit 6, an addition tothe City of Runaway Bay, WiseCounty, Texas, according to themap or plat thereof, recorded inCabinet "A", Slides 430 and 441,Plat Records of Wise County,Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10678, Account No(s).S2681047200(R000041195),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.LOGAN HUNTRESS, Real Estatedescribed as: Lot 13, Block 10,Runaway Bay Subdivision, Unit 1,an addition to the City of RunawayBay, Wise County, Texas, accordingto the map or plat thereof, recordedin Cabinet "A", Slide 140, Plat Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10680, Account No(s).R2710025100(R000035624), DE-CATUR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT, ET AL VS. RONALD WLARRABEE, Real Estate describedas: Lot 5, Block 10, Satellite CitySubdivision, Unit 2, a subdivision inWise County, Texas, according tothe map or plat thereof, recorded inCabinet "B", Slide 599, Plat Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10682, Account No(s).28004-03000-03009-000000(R2688004200R2688-0042-00), JACKSBORO INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.TONYI CRESS MERRIOTT, ET AL,Real Estate described as: Lot 9,Block 3, Runaway Bay, Unit Number7B, an addition to Wise County,Texas, according to the map or platthereof, recorded in Cabinet "A",Slide 463, Map Records of WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10682, Account No(s).28004-03000-03010-000000(R2688004300R2688-0043-00), JACKSBORO INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.TONYI CRESS MERRIOTT, ET AL,Real Estate described as: Lot 10,Block 3, Runaway Bay, Unit Number7B, an addition to Wise County,Texas, according to the map or platthereof, recorded in Cabinet "A",Slide 463, Map Records of WiseCounty, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10683, Account No(s).S2681030200(R000041033),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.HERBERT E MOSHIER, Real Estatedescribed as: Lot 37, Block 6,Runaway Bay Subdivision, Unit 1,an addition to the City of RunawayBay, Wise County, Texas, accordingto the map or plat thereof, recordedin Cabinet "A", Slide 122, Plat Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:Suit No. TX10686, Account No(s).S2681052700(R000041250),BRIDGEPORT INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT, ET AL VS.KIM L STAREK, Real Estate describedas: Lot 68, Block 10, RunawayBay, Unit 1, an addition toWise County, Texas, according tothe map or plat thereof, recorded inVolume 3, Page 269, Map Recordsof Wise County, Texas.;Sale Notes:(any volume and page references,unless otherwise indicated, being tothe Deed Records, Wise County,Texas, to which instruments referencemay be made for a more completedescription of each respectivetract.) or, upon the written request ofsaid defendants or their attorney, asufficient portion of the property describedabove shall be sold to satisfysaid judgment(s), interest, penalties,and cost; and any propertysold shall be subject to the right ofredemption of the defendants or anyperson having an interest therein, toredeem the said property, or theirinterest therein, within the time andin the manner provided by law, andshall be subject to any other andfurther rights to which the defendantsor anyone interested thereinmay be entitled, under the provisionsof law. Said sale to be madeby me to satisfy the judgment(s)rendered in the above styled andnumbered cause(s), together withinterest, penalties, and costs of suit,and the proceeds of said sales to beapplied to the satisfaction thereof,and the remainder, if any, to be appliedas the lawdirects.Dated at Decatur, Texas, July 6,2011Sheriff David WalkerWise County, TexasBy Deputy Troy GreggNotes: The Minimum Bid is thelesser of the amount awarded in thejudgment plus interest and costs orthe adjudged value. However, theMinimum Bid for a person owningan interest in the property or for aperson who is a party to the suit(other than a taxing unit), is the aggregateamount of the judgmentsagainst the property plus all costs ofsuit and sale. ALL SALES SUB-JECT TO CANCELLATION WITH-OUT NOTICE. THERE MAY BEADDITIONAL TAXES DUE ON THEPROPERTY WHICH HAVE BEENASSESSED SINCE THE DATE OFTHE JUDGMENT. For more information,contact your attorney orLINEBARGER GOGGAN BLAIR &SAMPSON, LLP, attorney for plaintiffs,at (817) 877-4589.TEXAS COMMISSION ONENVIONMENTAL QUALITYNOTICE OF APPLICATIONAND PRELIMINARY DECISIONFOR TPDES PERMITFOR WASTEWATERNEWPROPOSED PERMIT NO.WQ0015002001APPLICATION AND PRELIMI-NARY DECISION. West Wise SpecialUtility District, P.O. Box 566,Bridgeport, Texas 76426, has appliedto the Texas Commission onEnvironmental Quality (TCEQ) for anew permit, proposed Texas PollutantDischarge Elimination System(TPDES) Permit No.WQ0015002001, to authorize thedischarge of treated filter backwasheffluent from a water treatment plantat a daily average flow not to exceed50,000 gallons per day. TCEQreceived this application on February25, 2011.The facility is located 1,200 feetnorth of the intersection ofFarm-to-Market Road 1658 andAshton Drive, accessible by a gatedTarrant Regional Water District privateroad on the right in WiseCounty, Texas 76426. The treatedeffluent is discharged directly toWest Fork Trinity River BelowBridgeport Reservoir in SegmentNo. 0810 of the Trinity River Basin.The designated uses for SegmentNo. 0810 are high aquatic life use,public water supply, and contactrecreation. In accordance with§307.5 and the TCEQ implementationprocedures (January 2003) forthe Texas Surface Water QualityStandards, an antidegradation reviewof the receiving waters wasperformed. A Tier 1 antidegradationreview has preliminarily determinedthat existing water quality uses willnot be impaired by this permit action.Numerical and narrative criteriato protect existing uses will be maintained.A Tier 2 review has preliminarilydetermined that no significantdegradation of water quality is expectedin West Fork Trinity RiverBelow Bridgeport Reservoir, whichhas been identified as having highaquatic life use. Existing uses willbe maintained and protected. Thepreliminary determination can be reexaminedand may be modified ifnew information is received.The TCEQ Executive Director hascompleted the technical review ofthe application and prepared a draftpermit. The draft permit, if approved,would establish the conditionsunder which the facility mustoperate. The Executive Director hasmade a preliminary decision thatthis permit, if issued, meets allstatutory and regulatory requirements.The permit application, ExecutiveDirector’s preliminary decision,and draft permit are availablefor viewing and copying at WestWise Special Utility District Office,3412 Farm-to-Market Road 2952,Bridgeport, Texas.PUBLIC COMMENT / PUBLICMEETING. You may submit publiccomments or request a publicmeeting about this application.The purpose of a public meeting isto provide the opportunity to submitcomments or to ask questions aboutthe application. TCEQ holds a publicmeeting if the Executive Directordetermines that there is a significantdegree of public interest in the applicationor if requested by a local legislator.A public meeting is not acontested case hearing.OPPORTUNITY FOR A CON-TESTED CASE HEARING. Afterthe deadline for submitting publiccomments, the Executive Directorwill consider all timely commentsand prepare a response to all relevantand material or significant publiccomments. Unless the applicationis directly referred for a contestedcase hearing, the responseto comments will bemailed to everyone who submittedpublic comments and tothose persons who are on themailing list for this application. Ifcomments are received, the mailingwill also provide instructionsfor requesting a contested casehearing or reconsideration of theExecutive Director’s decision. Acontested case hearing is a legalproceeding similar to a civil trial in astate district court.TO REQUEST A CONTESTEDCASE HEARING, YOU MUST IN-CLUDE THE FOLLOWING ITEMSIN YOUR REQUEST: your name;address, phone number; applicant’sname and permit number;the location and distance of yourproperty/activities relative to thefacility; a specific description ofhow you would be adversely affectedby the facility in a way notcommon to the general public;and the statement “[I/we] requestacontestedcasehearing.”Iftherequest for contested case hearingis filed on behalf of a group orassociation, the request mustdesignate the group’s representativefor receiving future correspondence;identify an individualmember of the group who wouldbe adversely affected by the proposedfacility or activity; providethe information discussed aboveregarding the affected member’slocation and distance from the facilityor activity; explain how andwhy the member would be affected;and explain how the intereststhe group seeks to protectare germane to the group’s purpose.Following the close of all applicablecomment and request periods,the Executive Director will forwardthe application and any requests forreconsideration or for a contestedcase hearing to the TCEQ Commissionersfor their consideration at ascheduled Commission meeting.The Commission will only grant acontested case hearing on disputedissues of fact that are relevant andmaterial to the Commission’s decisionon the application. Further, theCommission will only grant a hearingon issues that were raised intimely filed comments that were notsubsequently withdrawn.EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AC-TION. The Executive Director mayissue final approval of the applicationunless a timely contested casehearing request or request for reconsiderationis filed. If a timelyhearing request or request for reconsiderationis filed, the ExecutiveDirector will not issue final approvalof the permit and will forward theapplication and request to theTCEQ Commissioners for their considerationat a scheduled Commissionmeeting.MAILING LIST. If you submit publiccomments, a request for a contestedcase hearing or a reconsiderationof the Executive Director’sdecision, you will be added to themailing list for this specific applicationto receive future public noticesmailed by the Office of the ChiefClerk. In addition, you may requestto be placed on: (1) the permanentmailing list for a specific applicantname and permit number; and/or (2)the mailing list for a specific county.If you wish to be placed on the permanentand/or the county mailinglist, clearly specify which list(s) andsend your request to TCEQ Officeof the Chief Clerk at the address below.All written public commentsand public meeting requestsmust be submitted to the Officeof the Chief Clerk, MC 105, TexasCommission on EnvironmentalQuality, P.O. Box 13087, Austin,TX 78711-3087 or electronically atwww.tceq.texas.gov/about/comments.htmlwithin 30 days fromthe date of newspaper publicationof this notice.AGENCY CONTACTS AND IN-FORMATION. If you need more informationabout this permit applicationor the permitting process,please call the TCEQ Office of PublicAssistance, Toll Free, at1-800-687-4040. Si desea informaciónen Español, puede llamar al1-800-687-4040. General informationabout the TCEQ can be foundat our web site atwww.TCEQ.texas.gov.Further information may also beobtained from West Wise SpecialUtility District at the address statedabove or by calling Mr. Eddy Daniel,P.E., Daniel & Brown, Inc. at972-784-7777.Issuance Date: June 9, 2011.Alcohol PermitsApplication has beenmade for a Private ClubRegistration Permit for anon-profit corporation,Limb Hospitality, Inc., doingbusiness as Out on aLimb, 14700 Hwy. 730 N.,Azle (OSL), Wise County,Texas.Leta Roberts, President,Shirley Lynn Mitchell,Vice President,Mararet Wirsing, Secretary,Treasurer.Said application hasbeen made to the TexasAlcoholic Beverage Commissionin accordancewith the provisions of theTexas Alcoholic BeverageCode.Abandoned Property/VehiclesNOTICE OFABANDONED VEHICLETHE FOLLOWING VEHICLE IS INSTORAGE AT RICKS AUTO RE-PAIR & TOWING, 3280 S. HWY.101, BRIDGEPORT, TEXAS 76426.940-683-3720. M-F 8a.m.-5p.m.;Sat. 8a.m.-2p.m. TDLR VSF#0519829VSF.1999 HONDA CIVIC, BLACK;VIN:1HGEJ2843XL017306;LA-VPU509.TOWED FROM HIGHWAY 380 &CR2513.CHARGES AS OF 7/6/11-$453.20 PLUS $21.65 PER DATEAFTER.NOTICE OF ABANDONEDPROPERTYLoading ramp, fell off back of semion Buchanan Street, south of YoungElementary School (CR4191), Decatur,TX. To claim, contact theWise County Sheriff’s Department.Call (940)627-5971, extension 239.Bids & ProposalsLAND FOR SALELand offered for sale by the City ofNewark, Texas. Sealed bids will beaccepted for the sale of approximatelyeight (8) acres of formerlypark land at the corner of RogersRd. & Marshall Rd. in Newark,Texas. This property is ideal forresidential development, is in theNorthwest ISD and is close to EagleMountain Lake with City water &sewer possible. Sealed bids may besubmitted to Newark City Hall, 310FM 718, Newark, TX., Monday–Friday,1p.m.–5p.m. or mail to: City ofNewark, Attn: Sealed Bid for CitySecretary, P.O. Box 156, Newark,TX 76247. Bids must be received bySeptember 14, 2011 and accompaniedby a ten-thousand dollar(10,000) deposit, which will be refundedto unsuccessful bidders.Bids under the fair market value willbe rejected. Bids will be opened at6:00p.m. on Thursday, September15, 2011 at the Newark CouncilChambers located at 209 Hudson,Newark, TX 76071.NOTICE TO PROPOSERSINVITATION TO BIDRequest for Competitive SealedProposals (CSP) for Self-FundedWorkers' Compensation Programwill be received in the NorthwestISD Purchasing Office, Room#C101, 2001 Texan Drive, Justin,TX 76247, until 2:00 P.M., August15, 2011. Each Proposer shallidentify his sealed proposal by typingon the outside of the envelope:Northwest IndependentSchool DistrictCSP #011-016-07-025Self-Funded Workers'Compensation ProgramAttn: Joyce Polson / PurchasingAgent2001 Texan Drive Justin, TX 76247(Physical)PO Box 77070, Fort Worth, TX76177-0070 (Mailing)The District shall receive, publiclyopen, and read aloud at the specifieddate and time listed above thename of the proposers only in theConference Room at Northwest ISDAdministration Center, 2001 TexanDrive, Justin, TX 76247.The proposal packet will be releasedon Monday, July 11, 2011 bycontacting the NISD Purchasing Department@ 817.215.0095 or emailjpolson@nisdtx.org. Proposals canalso be down loaded from theNorthwest ISD web pagewww.nisdtx.org under PurchasingBid Opportunities on Monday, July11, 2011.The proposal closing date andtime is Monday, August 15, 2011 @2:00 P.M.Northwest I.S.D. reserves the rightto reject any or all proposals and toaccept any proposal or combinationof proposals and to waive irregularitiesor informalities as may bedeemed in the District's interest.20 WORDS22 DOLLARS1 WEEK28,000 HOMESFirst Name: _______________________________________________Last Name: _______________________________________________Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________City: ___________________________ State: ________ Zip: _________Phone: ___________________________________________________E-mail: ___________________________________________________# of Issues: _________ Credit Card Check #: ____________Credit Card Type: ________________________ Exp.: ______________Credit Card Number: _______________________________________Ad (20 words of Less):_________ _________ _________ _________ __________________ _________ _________ _________ __________________ _________ _________ _________ __________________ _________ _________ _________ _________Ads must be prepaid before running. 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