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Sanger News Header 1Now AcceptingPatients!\Kyle Scheffler ofSanger High School,representing theNorth CentralConference Football Teamin Australia - Page 9Sanger NewsMichael D. Habern D.D.S.Orthodontics for Adults and Children(940) 458-0636 Sanger, TexasSanger News Header 2Sanger Newswww.lemonspublications.comVOLUME 1, NO. 24 412 Bolivar Sanger Street, News PO Box Header 250 Sanger, 3 Texas 76266Thursday, January 24, 2013Thank a SchoolBoard MemberTexans benefit everyday from the tirelesswork and countless hourscontributed by a group ofmore than 7,300 men andwomen in communitiesacross the state. These localvolunteers are electedby their constituents andreceive no compensationfor their work as publicservants. These men andwomen are the schoolboard members of Texas.January is SchoolBoard RecognitionMonth and Sanger ISD istaking this opportunity tothank these local leadersfor devoting time to supportpublic education andserve our local schools.“It’s more importantthan ever before that thepublic shows support forpublic education. Boardmembers face critical challengesin their roles as advocates,and they will continueto stand strong andguard against anythingthat takes away from ourchildren and underminesour public schools, “ saidKent Crutsinger, SangerISD superintendent.“Even though we aremaking a special effortin January to show appreciationto our boardmembers, we realize theirmany contributions reflecta year-round commitment.They generouslygive of themselves to ensurethat decisions directlyaffecting our local schoolsare made by representativesof this community,people who are close to(Continued on pg. 7)College Nightat SHS Jan. 28th,30 universitiesto attendCollege Night atSanger High School willbe held on Monday, January28, 2013 from 6:30- 8:00 p.m. There will betwo financial aid sessionsthat parents can attend.They will be held in the library.There are approximately30 colleges planningto attend this yearand they will be set up inthe cafeteria area. Thecollege representativeswill tell you about theircollege or university andsupply you with applicationsand other informationalhandouts. Parentsand students are urged toattend.******ECRWSS******POSTAL CUSTOMERPRESORTEDSTANDARDUS POSTAGEPAIDLemons Publications,Inc. - Sanger News50¢HABERN ORTHODONTICSNew Denton County Precinct 1 Road and Bridge Eastfacility opens in Sanger, grand opening February 8thDenton County CommissionerPrecinct 1 Roadand Bridge East has combinedtheir Krum and Aubreyfacilities into a centralizedlocation on Union HillRoad in Sanger. The siteconsists of approximately20 fenced acres of clearedfarmland recently re-zonedfor industrial use. “It’s strategicallylocated and wellsuitedto provide maintenanceand service to all thecounty roads in northernpart of the county, “CommissionerHugh Colemansaid of the location.Sanger NewsSanger News Header 3aSanger NewsCommissioner Hugh ColemanSanger NewsAs Prime Consultant,EIKON Consultant Group,LLC based in Sanger workedclosely with CommissionerHugh Coleman and otherDenton County committeemembers. Our goal was to“develop a master site planto facilitate current opera-tions in addition to potential of Denton County will befuture expansions,” EIKON well served by the enhancedPresident Brad Isbell said. A productivity and road maintenancecapabilities that thisnew 3,400 sf office buildingwith a stone and Sanger EIFS ve-News new Header facility 4 will provide”neer is the focal point whenarriving to the site.Offices for CommissionerHugh Coleman andother personnel, a conferenceroom and a centralizedwork area are located in thisbuilding. A separate 6,700sf mechanical shop containsthree large work bays, alarge crew room, a small enginerepair room and a signshop. Other elements of theproject include a vehicle completion. The facility waswash down area, fueling station,occupied by Denton Countyan onsite septic facility, in early December 2012.material storage areas and a A grand opening isnon-potable water well. planned for February 8,“EIKON and Brad Is-2013 at 10 a.m by EIKONSanger News Header 5bell did a great job helpingus get the facility together.The taxpayers and citizenswww.facebook.com/RaylynsHeartSaturday, February 9, 2013Scooters Tavern6481 FM 455 West, Sanger, Texas 76266Starting at 11:00amSome of the bands featured will bePushed, Greg Johnson, Zach Seth Band,New VooDoo, Victor Gann Band and more!MORE ONPAGE 3:Concert, food, auction and fun kid activities. All ages welcome.Sanger Area Chamber of Commerce AnnualAwards Banquet This Saturday - Page 12said Coleman.The $2.3 million projectwas approved by theDenton County TRIP ‘04bond program. Planningand design, led by Brad Isbellof EIKON, began onApril 13, 2011. Portions ofthe project were awarded toModern Contractors, Inc.who worked closely withDenton County Road andBridge staff for a timelyConsultant Group, LLCand Commissioner HughColeman.along withEIKON Consultant Group, LLCcordially invite you to theGRAND OPENING ofDenton County CommissionerPrecinct 1 Road & Bridge EastFacility.February 8, 2013 @ 10ambeverages and breakfast tacos to be served1175 Union Hill Road, Sanger, TX 76266Sanger Public Library Free ProgramToxic Foods, ToxicFats - Jan. 31stBy Lynne S. SmilandAdding substances tofoods for various reasons,such as salt, to preservemeat, or vinegar, to preservevegetables by pickling,is a practice that has beenaround for centuries. Sincearound the 1950’s, whenso much of our food cameto be processed, food additives,both from naturaland artificial components,have increased dramatically.In turn, so have concernsabout these additives, andwhat they may be doingto our health. The SangerPublic Library wants to helpmakes sense of this confusingarea of concern.Thursday, January 31st,at 7 p.m., Dr. Judy Spira,RN, CBN, PhD and biologyprofessor, will present“Toxic Foods, Toxic Fats---What’s in Your Fridge?”This free program will examinemany of the additivesin foods, such as antibiotics,artificial colors and flavors,and hormones, which canplay havoc with our health,leading or contributing toissues like obesity, diabetes,ADHD, cancer, early physicaldevelopment, and manyother problems. The likelihoodof these problems canbe reduced, she believes, ifwe eat more like our grandparentsate, with more freshfruits and vegetables, wholegrains, and other non-processedor minimally processedfoods.Dr. Spira, teaches atUNT and also consultswith organizations such asvarious DFW area policedepartments, Sally Beauty,and American Airlines. Sheis on a mission to reducetoxins in our lives: as additivesto foods, in personalcare items like shampoo,deodorant and makeup, andin harsh cleaning products.She is starting with food,“because we are what weeat”, and will speak on theother topics in February andMarch.To learn about commonfood additives, the problemsthey may cause, and how toavoid them plan to attendDr. Spira’s presentation onthe 31st. To reserve a place,call 940-458-3257, e-mail usat library@sangertexas.org,or come by 501 Bolivar toensure plenty of handoutsfor everyone. “Like” us onFacebook. If you “like” thisprogram, we will assumeyou are coming.

3 Thursday, January 24, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comHOMETOWNEngagementWhitfield - CoffeySanger NewsSanger News Header 1The future groom is aSanger NewsSanger News Header 2Sanger NewsSanger News Header 3Send us your hometownnews....IT’S FREE!Sanger News• Weddings • Engagements• Birth Announcements • Accomplishments, Etc...Sanger News Header 3aLocated at 412 Bolivar Street in Downtown Sanger(next to Radio Shack)Phone: 940-458-8515email: sanger@lemonspublications.comSanger NewsSanger News Header 4Sanger NewsSavingsSanger News Header 5up toWe’ll be openextended hoursnext weekduringHomecomingWeek.Stop by or callsoon to orderYOURcustomizedmum!940-458-5501807 N. 5th StreetSanger, TX 76266Benefit Concert...First Annual Ray Rock set for Feb. 9Raylyn Stenger was born a beautiful andeven strangers are pullinghealthy little girl on October 22nd, 2012. 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Dallas. Scooters In spite of Tavern good insurance, theSHS HOMECOMINGGrabBagFamily, friends, and even strangersA benefit concert, The First Annual Ray Rock, has been scheduled for February 9th, facilities are pulling free together of charge to assist for the family in any way possible.2013, and all proceeds will go towards Raylyn's new heart.DecemberScooters17th,Tavernshehasfellgraciouslyill the entire day. So far at leastoffered their facilities freewith a virus and was rushedISof charge forSEPTEMBERthe entire day. So far at least eight local bands eight A benefit localto Cooks Childrens Hospital.prepare By smoked January briskets 2nd, for her sale unteered 2013, and to all play, proceeds local will ven-go towards Raylyn's new21!concert, bands The have First vol-Annual Ray Rock, has been scheduled for February 9th,have volunteered to play, local vendors are offering toEvent!heart. 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Tyra Smith 940-594-7337 “Getting Lucky Sincerely,The future Cheri bride Reynolds is a 940-206-96562010 graduate of SangerTyra Smith 940-594-7337High School and donate@raylynsheart.orgis employedwith Gage Dental ofStarts Here”Cheri Reynolds 940-206-9656Sanger. Brittany is currentlypursuing her degree in BusinessManagement.2007 graduate from Krumand is employed withTeague Nall & Perkins ofPre Order your VALENTINES donate@raylynsheart.org DAYP.O. Box 88, Sanger, Texas 76266 - 940.381.5112Flowers and Gifts before Jan 20th andreceive 10% off your order. 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4Thursday, January 24, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comFinancialFocusBy Allen Chick,Edward JonesHelp Your ChildrenAvoid StudentDebt BurdenIt’s not so easy being acollege kid these days. Thejob market for recent graduateshas been shaky while, atthe same time, students areleaving school with moredebt than ever before. Ifyou have children who willsomeday be attending college,should you be worried?You might indeed havecause for concern. Americansnow owe more on studentloans than on creditcards, according to the FederalBank of New York, theU.S. Department of Educationand other sources. Forthe college class of 2011, themost recent year for whichfigures are available, the averagestudent loan debt wasabout $26,500, according tothe Institute for College Accessand Success’s Projecton Student Debt.This type of debt load,coupled with the strugglesto find a well-paying jobcommensurate with theireducation, is causing manyrecent graduates to get offon the wrong foot in termsof developing savings andinvestment strategies thatcould help them throughouttheir lives.So, what can you do?If you want to helpyour kids pay for college,you may want to consider a529 plan. When you investin a 529 plan, all withdrawalswill be free from federalincome taxes, as long as themoney is used for qualifiedcollege expenses. (However,non-qualified withdrawalsmay be subject to ordinaryincome tax plus a 10% penaltyon the earnings portion.)Contribution limitsare high, and, contributionsmay be eligible for a taxdeduction or credit for resi-dents in certain states.A 529 plan, while valuable,is not the only collegesavings vehicle available.You may also want to considera Coverdell EducationSavings Account, which,like a 529 plan, can generatetax-free earnings if themoney is used for higher educationexpenses. However,a Coverdell account’s contributionlimits are much lowerthan those of a 529 plan.You could also establish acustodial account, knownas an UGMA or UTMA,which offers some tax benefitsand no contributionlimits.Nonetheless, whilethese vehicles may help yousave and invest for college,they may also divert resourcesthat you might have usedfor other financial goals— such as a comfortableretirement. Of course, it’snot an “either-or” situation— there’s nothing stoppingyou from contributing to a529 plan, Coverdell accountor custodial account alongwith your 401(k) and IRA.Clearly, though, it willtake discipline and perseveranceon your part to saveand invest for both your children’seducation and yourown retirement. Like everyoneelse, you don’t haveunlimited resources. Butyou do have another ally —time. The earlier you begininvesting for education andretirement, the greater yourchances of achieving yourgoals in these areas. Andby understanding how yourgoals interact, you can workto make sure you don’t inadvertentlyderail one whensaving for another.Avoiding the studentloan “debt trap” while stillmaking progress towardyour retirement savings willrequire creative thinking— and both you and yourchildren may have to makesome sacrifices along theway. But the ultimate goals— a college degree that isn’tone big IOU and a comfortableretirement — are worththe effort.Allen Chick is a FinancialAdvisor with EdwardJones in Sanger. He can bereached at 940-458-7866.Beard’s Motors** Paint and Body Shop **** Used Cars **940-458-3841 1/2 Mi. N. I-35Ronnie Beard, owner sangerBy KimKomandoQ&AQ. I downloaded aprogram that said it wouldhelp me test my Wi-Fi’ssecurity. It said my Wi-Fiwas unsecure and told meto download more software.Do you think this islegit?A. I’m betting that itisn’t. Plenty of viruses andother scam software masqueradeas programs thathelp you test your computer’ssecurity.Once you downloadthem, they load your computerwith junk and thentry to convince you to buy aprogram to clean your computer.It doesn’t usually endwell. It’s time for you to runa legitimate virus scan likeMalwareBytes.As for actually testinghow secure your computer’sInternet connection is, tryPortTest. It looks for openports that hackers could useto take over your computerand helps you close them.Q. I’m buying my firstsmartphone but I don’tknow whether I want aniPhone or an Android.What do you think?A. For the average consumer,Android phones andthe iPhone are almost identicalin features and usability.Either will work well aslong as you’re not lockedinto specific services likeiCloud or Google Calendar.My general advice isthat if you like consistency,stick with the iPhone. Ifyou want plenty of differentdesign and customizationoptions, go with Android.Either way, make sure youplay with a couple of themodels in your price rangefor comfort and usability.Remember, you’ll probablybe using this phone fortwo years or more, so makeOffice: 940-458-8089sure you love it.Q. When I post somethingonline, do I still ownit? I read something onFacebook that said I give ita license to my photos, andI don’t know how I feelabout that.A. Most sites have legaleseburied in their termsof service that say you givethe site a “license” to usewhat you post.How the site can usewhat you post varies. Facebookand a few other sitescan use your posts in advertising.Reputable sites, however,don’t take ownershipof something when you postit. That means you can stillclose your account and deleteyour information to stopthe site from using it.A good reference toolfor closing your account isAccountKiller. It tells youthe steps to close accountson common online services.Q. I’m about to signup for Internet service ina new area. What’s theminimum speed I need forstreaming video?A. It depends on howmany gadgets you have connectingin your house. Ifyou have only one or twothings online at once, 7 to10 Mbps should be fine,even for streaming video.If you’ve got more gadgetsconnecting to the Web atonce, upgrading to 20 or 30City Sales and Use Tax Comparison SummaryDenton County – December 2012Payments Percent Payments Payments PercentCity This Period Prior Year Change To Date ‘12 To Date ‘11 ChangeArgyle $39,283 $37,767 4.01% $500,870 $507,082 -1.22%Aubrey 42,574 35,104 21.27 498,750 499,066 -0.06Bartonville 15,206 11,542 31.74 184,003 161,381 14.01Copper Canyon 3,332 2,879 15.72 47,646 50,277 -5.23Corinth 151,462 133,347 13.58 1,978,782 1,863,107 6.20Corral City 8,728 8,063 8.24 99,821 103,369 -3.43Cross Roads 31,430 36,700 -14.36 394,561 374,513 5.35Denton 1,947,109 1,847,567 5.38 24,467,214 21,609,764 13.22Double Oak 6,971 5,614 24.16 87,623 83,926 4.40Flower Mound 1,009,050 844,637 19.46 12,186,218 10,982,405 10.96Hackberry 800 1,597 -49.92 24,234 29,150 -16.86Hebron 4,801 8,588 -44.09 67,590 58,974 14.60Hickory Creek 112,987 108,917 3.73 1,529,585 1,425,004 7.33Highland Vill 250,035 243,619 2.63 3,202,681 2,981,528 7.41Justin 64,159 62,985 1.86 910,851 866,178 5.15Krugerville 14,088 9,086 55.04 180,753 89,428 102.12Krum 20,101 17,065 17.79 257,575 223,773 15.10Lake Dallas 104,508 80,808 29.32 1,224,420 1,051,006 16.49Lakewood Vill 1,090 762 43.06 11,354 14,625 -22.36Lewisville 2,371,149 1,732,551 36.85 26,700,516 23,904,117 11.69Lincoln Park 4,323 7,580 -42.96 78,326 99,082 -20.94Little Elm 294,566 266,816 10.40 3,888,785 3,439,776 13.05Northlake 38,099 36,402 4.66 410,316 309,889 32.40Oak Point 13,101 8,482 54.44 148,891 123,669 20.39Pilot Point 57,536 48,371 18.94 682,174 611,384 11.57Ponder 10,827 19,105 -43.32 233,549 222,742 0.36Roanoke 849,864 782,761 8.57 10,868,892 9,361,925 16.09Sanger 92,756 83,675 10.85 1,094,800 999,005 9.58Shady Shores 2,642 2,755 -4.11 61,911 62,513 -0.96The Colony 789,452 720,013 9.64 9,152,916 7,401,867 23.65Trophy Club 87,311 84,592 3.21 1,181,845 997,579 18.47County Total $8,444,962 $7,289,766 15.84% $102,371,798 $90,508,119 13.10%• Rock• Topsoil• Mulch✪✫✴✺✵✴✄✹✧✴✪✄✠✭✸✧✼✫✲✎✄✯✴✩✑We Deliver – Any Size LoadSpecializing in:• Blended Soils• Sand• Flex Base• Compost• Etc.• Delivery of All Materials•Driveway & Parking Area Installation & Repair• Roads & CulvertsSince198010531 FM 2450 Sanger TX 76266 / Steve & Paula Shackleford - Owners✲✵✩✧✲✄✜✗✓✏✘✙✙✏✗✙✙✗✺✵✲✲✄✬✸✫✫✄✔✏✛✓✓✏✖✕✔✏✖✖✕✕❯❯❯✑✪❈▲❘▼▲✹❄▲❇✧▲❇✭❄❚❈❏✑❆▼❑Mbps might be a better investment.However, you mightstill see slower speeds dueto network congestion andother interferences. 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5 Thursday, January 24, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comQ&A(Continued from pg. 4)to regain access. It mostlyspreads through emailand infected websites.That means avoiding emailscams, and having securitysoftware like Avast! or Avirainstalled will keep you safe.If you do end up withsome form of ransomwareon your computer, don’tpay! You can use a rescueCD or bootable anti-virus(AVG makes a popular one)to wipe the ransomware out.Q. I was really excitedto start playing on mybrand-new tablet, but thenI read that tablets can getviruses. Is this true? Do Ineed anti-virus software?A. Yes and yes! Therealready have been a few tablet-specificviruses, and it’sonly a matter of time beforethey become widespread.For anti-virus software, Irecommend Lookout’s anti-virusapp. It also works onsmartphones, so downloadit for your other mobile gadgets,too. It helps to makesure your tablet is runningthe most recent softwareit can, too. To update aniPad, go to Settings>>-General Software Update,and for Androids, it’s Settings>>SystemUpdates. Irecommend switching yourphone’s default browser,too. Chrome and OperaMini both are fantastic mobilebrowsers that are moresecure.Q. I’m running out ofspace on my computer forphotos. I’m thinking aboutcloud storage, but all of myphotos are in RAW format.Do you think cloud storagecan handle those?A. That’s definitelya possibility. Though theRAW files can be anywherefrom 10 to 20 MB in size,cloud storage sites like GoogleDrive, iCloud and AmazonCloud all give you 5GB of storage space for free.That’s enough to stash about250 to 500 photos on each.Keep in mind that you canuse multiple free cloud sitesat once to add to your space.If you need even morespace, sites like Winkflashmight be able to help youout, but you have to convertyour files to JPEG format.In addition to online storage,I’d recommend keepinga local copy of all your fileson an external drive. Younever know when an onlineservice is going to go awayor change its use policy.Q. I heard the mostrecent version of Java hasfixed some of its infamoussecurity problems. Is thattrue?A. Yes, if you set itup right. First, you have todownload the most recentversion (Version 7, Update10) from the Java site. Sincethe big problem with Javastems from website attacks,you have to turn Java’sbrowser functions off. Go toStart>>Computer and typein “javacpl.exe” into thesearch bar to launch Java’scontrol panel. Mac users canclick the Java icon in SystemPreferences to find the controlpanel. Go to the Securitytab and uncheck the boxthat says, “Enable Java contentin the browser.” Thislets you run Java programs,such as LibreOffice, withoutallowing hackers the chanceto use Java against you inyour browser.Q. I just shot my firstvideo over Christmas, andI’d like to edit it before Iupload it to YouTube. Isthere any free video editingsoftware that’s good forrookies?A. You might alreadyhave some. Windows XPand Vista came with WindowsMovie Maker, whileWindows 7 and 8 users candownload Windows LiveMovie Maker, which has extrafeatures but still is easy touse. If you’ve bought a Macrecently, it probably camewith a version of iMoviethat will help you edit yourvideos, too. If you’ve triedthose and aren’t a fan, checkout Avidemux. It’s incrediblysimple to use and shouldgive you enough power totrim and edit your videos. Ifyou want to take your moviesto the next level, try thefree Lightworks. It’s powerfulenough for Hollywoodmovies, but it has a learningcurve to match.Q. I got some gadgetsfor Christmas that I don’treally want. Where shouldI sell them online?A. Well, that depends.The easiest way to sell onlineis with used tech siteslike Gazelle. It gives youa price quote based on thegadget’s condition, age andconsumer demand. 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Thursday, 21 January @Sherman 24, Frisco 2013 v Sanger Lone News Star v www.lemonspublications.com 5:00 6:30 JV/VG/FR 5:15 4:0011/21-11/22 Dec. 27-29 OFF Whataburger Tournament TBA V11/24 Ponder 12:30 11:15 10:00Dec. 31 Paris 12:00 FR/JV/VG11/27 @ Pilot Point 7:30 6:15 5:0011/29-12/1 Jan. 4 Sanger Tournament ByeTBA TBA TBA12/4 Jan. 8 SchedulesOpen/No Gainesville Game5:00 FR/JV/V12/6-8 Jan. 11 @Brownsboro @Krum Tournament 5:00 TBA JV/V/FR12/6-8 @ Springtown TBA TBAJan. 15 Bridgeport 5:00 JV/V/FR12/11 SHS Basketball Argyle 2012-20137:30 6:15 5:0012/14 Jan. 18 Whitesboro @Decatur 5:00 7:30 JV/V/FR 5:00 6:15LadyJan. 22Indians12/17 Celina Bye7:30 5:00 6:1512/21 Jan. 25 Lonestar @Gainesville 5:00 7:30 JV/V/FR 5:00 6:1512/22-26 OFF for the HolidaysJan. 29 Krum 5:00 JV/V/FR12/27-29 @Whataburger Tournament TBAAs of 8-13-201212/27-29 Feb. 1 Lovejoy @Bridgeport tournament 5:00 TBA JV/V/FR TBA1/3 Feb. 5 Melissa SANGER Decatur MIDDLE SCHOOL5:00 5:00 JV/V/FR 3:30 2:001/4 LADY @Springtown INDIANS BASKETBALL 2:30 1:15 12:001/7 @Princeton Sanger 2012-2013 Indian Basketball7:30 6:15 5:001/11 November @Krum 7:30 5:00 6:15SHS 11/15 Basketball Thursday 2012-20131/15 Bridgeport@Celina 2012-2013 7B/8B7:30 5:004:306:1511/15 Thursday @Celina 7A/ 8A 5:15/6:151/18V JV 9Sanger 11/19@Decatur th11/3 Liberty Monday IndiansGainesville 7A /8B7:30 5:005:006:15Christian, Ryan, Boswell 10:00 ???1/21 11/19 Graham Monday Head Gainesville Coach: Jack Armstrong 8A/ 7B 7:30 5:00 6:00 6:1511/10 Chisholm Trail, Aubrey 10:00 ???1/25 11/26 @Gainesville Monday Assistant @Krum Coaches: Kim Hermes,Kailey 7B/8B Davidson 7:30 5:00 4:30/5:15 6:151/2911/26 Monday @Krum 7A/8A 6:00/7:0011/13 Krum Lake Dallas Tracy Sykes, Stephanie Fancher, Adrienne Simpson 7:30 7:30 5:00 6:15 6:15 5:002/1 December 11/16 @Bridgeport @ Denison Principal:Shannon Saylor7:30 7:30 5:00 6:15 6:15 5:002/5 12/3 11/19 Decatur @Sherman MondaySuperintendent:BridgeportKent Crutsinger7A /8B 7:30 6:30 5:00 5:00 5:15 6:15 4:002/8 12/3 11/21-11/22 Bye/ OFF Monday No Game Bridgeport 8A /7B 6:0012/6-8 Tournament Deputy Superintendent: Eric BeamTBA2/12 11/24 Gainesville Ponder 7:30 12:306:15 11:155:0010:0012/10 Monday Director @Decatur of Athletics: Chuck Galbreath 7A / 8B 5:0011/27 @ Pilot Point 7:30 6:15 5:0012/10 Monday @Decatur 8A / 7B 6:0011/29-12/1 Sanger Tournament TBA TBA TBAJanuarySMS Head12/4Coach: Basketball RobertOpen/NoSikoraGame2012-2013 Middle (817) 797-4757, Schoolrsikora@sangerisd.net1/10 12/6-8 @Brownsboro Thursday Tournament @Ponder 7B/8B TBA 4:30/ 5:15Assistant Coaches: Joe Brown and Andres Cordova1/10 12/6-8 @ Thursday Springtown @Ponder 2012-2013 7A/8A TBA 6:00 /7:00 TBALady Principal: 1/14 12/11Shannon Indians Argyle Monday Saylor 7th @Gainesville & 8th 7A /8B 7:30 5:00 6:15 5:00Athletic 1/14 Monday @Gainesville 8A/ 7B 6:0012/14 Director: Whitesboro Chuck Galbreath7:30 5:00 6:15Superintendent: 1/24 Thursday Krum 7A/8B 5:0012/17 Celina Kent Crutsinger1/24 Thursday Krum 7A 8A/ 7B 7:307B 8A 5:00 6:156:00 8B1/28 11/15 12/21 Argyle Lonestar Monday @Bridgeport 5:007A /8B 6:00 7:30 6:00 5:00 5:00 6:15 5:001/28 12/22-26 OFF Monday for the Holidays @Bridgeport 8A / 7B 6:0011/19 12/27-29 @Gainesville @Whataburger Tournament 5:00 6:00 TBA 6:00 5:00February 12/27-29 Lovejoy tournament TBA TBA2/4 Monday Decatur 7A /8B 5:0011/26 1/3 Krum Melissa 5:00 6:00 5:00 6:00 3:30 2:00 5:002/4 Monday Decatur 8A / 7B 6:001/4 @Springtown 2:30 1:15 12:002/7 12/3 1/7 @Bridgeport @Princeton MiddleThurdsay District Tournament 5:00 School7A /8A 6:00 7:30 6:00 TBA 6:15 5:002/9 1/11 @Krum Saturday District Tournament 7A / 8A 7:30 TBA 5:00 6:1512/6-8 1/15 Ponder Bridgeport Tournament TBA TBA 7:30 TBA 5:00 6:15 TBA*Game 1/18 times @Decatur and format will be different @ Celina, 2012-2013Krum and 7:30 Ponder 5:00 6:1512/10 1/21 Decatur Graham 5:00 6:00 7:30 6:00 5:00 6:15 5:00SMS 1/25 Basketball @Gainesville 2012-20137:30 5:00 6:157 th Grade Coach: Adrienne Simpson Principal: Deana Steeber81/10 1/29 th Grade Coach: Ponder KrumStephanie Fancher Asst. Principal: 5:00 6:00 7:30Sally Herrell 6:00 5:00 6:15 5:00Sanger Girls’ 2/1 Coordinator: @Bridgeport Indians Jack Armstrong 7th & 8th Superintendent: Kent 7:30 Crutsinger 5:00 6:151/14 2/5 Gainesville Decatur 5:00 7A 6:00 7B 7:30 6:00 5:00 8A 6:15 5:00 8B2/8 Bye/ No Game1/24 2/12 @Krum Gainesville 6:30 4:30 7:30 7:30 6:15 5:00 5:30As of 8-13-2012Sanger Indian BasketballAs of 8-13-2012Sanger Indian Basketball11/15 Argyle 5:00 6:00 6:00 5:00Scheffler to go Down Under1/28 Bridgeport 5:00 6:00 6:00 5:00Head Coach: Robert Sikora (817) 797-4757, rsikora@sangerisd.net2/4 Assistant Coaches: @Decatur Joe Brown and Andres Cordova 5:00 6:00 6:00 5:00Principal: Shannon Saylor2/9 Athletic Director: District Chuck Tournament GalbreathTBA TBASuperintendent: @ Kent Gainesville Crutsinger11/19 @Gainesville 5:00 6:00 6:00 5:0011/26 Krum 5:00 6:00 6:00 5:00Got Softball?12/3 @Bridgeport 5:00 6:00 6:00 5:00We Do!!!Head Coach: Mike Jones and Keith BargerCoaches Contact: mjones@sangerisd.net and Kbarger@sangerisd.netPrincipal: Deana Got Steeber Softball?Athletic Director: Chuck GalbreathSuperintendent: Sanger Softball Kent Crutsinger Association registration for the12/6-8 Ponder Tournament TBA TBA TBA TBAWe Do!!!Spring 2013 season January 512/10 Decatur th – February 105:00 6:00 6:00 th .5:00Blastball 3-4 year olds $55Sanger Softball Association registration for the1/10 Ponder Softball 5- 14 year olds 5:00 $95 6:00 6:00 5:00Spring 2013 season January 5 th – February 10 th .($5 multi child discount)Blastball 3-4 year olds $551/14 Gainesville 5:00 6:00 6:00 5:00Softball Online 5- registration14 year olds $95www.sportability.com/sanger($5 multi child discount)1/24 @Krum 6:30 4:30 7:30 5:30Walk- Online in registrationSaturday, www.sportability.com/sangerJan 121/28 Bridgeport th 10am – 2pm at Butterfield5:00 6:00 6:00 5:00Elementary at the gym.Walk- in registrationFor questions please contact Angela Cope at2/4 Saturday, @Decatur Jan 12 th 10am – 2pm 5:00 at Butterfield 6:00 6:00 5:00940-372-0771 Elementary or ms.acope@gmail.comat the gym.2/9ForDistrictquestionsTournamentplease contact AngelaTBACope atTBA@ 940-372-0771 Gainesville or ms.acope@gmail.comSanger Summer League 2013 BoardElections and Registration Announced:Sanger Summer League 2013 Board Elections:January 23, 2013 at 5:30pm at Chisholm Trail Elementary SchoolLibraryMeeting of new board to follow immediately.Sign Ups:Walk Up Registration 1/26 at Acker Street Gym from 9-12Walk Up Registration 2/2 at The Sportsman from 9-12On Line Registration begins 1/28 thru 2/8Registration fees and other information TBA…WATCH THE SANGER NEWS AND OUR WEBSITE:sangersummerleague.orgALSO OUR FACEBOOK PAGE@Sanger Texas Summer League BaseballTHANK YOU TO THESE SPONSORSHead Coach: Mike Jones and Keith BargerCoaches Contact: mjones@sangerisd.net and Kbarger@sangerisd.netPrincipal: Deana SteeberAthletic Director: Chuck GalbreathSuperintendent: Kent CrutsingerFOR SUPPORTING SANGER SPORTS!Bolivar Water SupplyCorporationWe’re proud supporters of theIndians and Lady Indians.Go get ‘em this season!4151 FM 455 WSanger, Texas940-458-3931www.bolivarwatersc.com24 Hour Club Access •State of the Art Equipment• Tanning Bed • Group Fitness Room940-458-2020551 N. 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10Thursday, January 24, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comSHS BASKETBALLLady Indians needwin at GainesvilleThe Lady Indians 14-13 overall went through the first half ofdistrict play with a 1-3 record. They beat Bridgeport last Tuesdayeasily, then fell to Decatur 54-43 on Friday.Sanger - 12 8 11 12 - 43Decatur - 11 11 13 19 - 54Sanger scorers: Carissa Spiker 12, Natalie Castillo 9, BrookeLewis 6, Candace Prater 5, Allie Millican 4, Jacy Beam 4, CarlyeMorrow 1.Krum finished 4-0, Gainesville 3-1 and Decatur 2-2, for thetop three playoff spots. The second half of district starts on Friday.Sanger had a bye on Tuesday and travels to Gainesvillefor a 6 p.m. tipoff.UPCOMING EVENTSv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comSHS Football BanquetWhen: Saturday, January 26, 2012 • Time: 7:00 PMLoacation: Sanger High School • Menu: Bar BQ Brisket DinnerCost: 10.00 per personAll High School players, cheerleaders, trainers, film crew, coachingstaff and spouses are our guest at no charge.SPONSORED BY SANGER INDIANS FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUBSMS Football PartyWhen: Thursday, January 31, 2012 • Time: 7:00 PMLoacation: Sanger High School • Menu: Bar BQCost: $5 per person for Parents, family and friendsAll players, cheerleaders, managers, coaching staffand spouses are FREESPONSORED BY SANGER INDIANS FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUBSenior Candace Prater drives in against Decatur.JV Gold loses close one to BridgeportThe JV Gold lost a close on to Bridgeport last week 34-31.Sanger scorers: Grace Muir – 4, Kelsey Reed – 2, Alex-AnneWebster – 3, Robyn Cristiano-Cepak – 8, Shelby Baker – 10,Breanna Burdick - 4.The game before, Krum beat Sanger 39-19. Sanger scorers:Grace Muir – 1, Alex-Anne Webster – 8, Robyn Cristiano-Cepak – 3, Carolyn Smith – 2, Shelby Baker – 2, BreannaBurdick - 3Berry leads Indiansagainst GrahamThe Indians varsity boyslost to Decatur 61-42 on Friday,but the game was closein the first half.The Indians are 2-1 in districtand 13-13 overall. Theyface district leader Gainesvilleon the road on Friday at 7:30p.m. The Leopards are 3-0 indistrict. They beat Decatur onTuesday 40-36. It was a defensivebattle with the Eaglesleading 20-13 at halftime.Gainesville and Decaturhold the top two spots, whileSanger is in third place andhas an inside track at theplayoffs with their victory overKrum two weeks ago. Sangerand Krum will have anothershowdown on Tuesday nightat SHS. Krum is in fourthplace and Bridgeport is last.Sanger had a district byeon Tuesday. But they hosteda non-district game on Monday,beating Graham 66-60.Sanger senior Scott Berry,who has been a team managerand video game recorderfor the Indians most of hishigh school career, suitedup and recorded an assist,attempted a 3-pointer and a2-point shot, to the thrill of theSanger fans.Sanger stats vs. Graham:Tyler Roelofs 14 points, 8 rebounds,3 steals; Cody Howard14 points, 3 assists, 4 rebounds,3 steals; Drew Lyons12 points, 7 assist, 3 steals;Joe Doles 9 points; TannerThomas 6 points; WildingSmith 4 points, 6 rebounds,Jake Stastny 3 points, 3 assists,4 rebounds; BrennanBloom 2 points, 4 assists,6 rebounds, 2 steals; WyattKami,Stephanie,Karson,andKevin PolkSanger Medical Clinic1602 W. Chapman Drive, Sanger 940-458-3400www.sangermedicalclinic.comStaff: Kevin Polk, PA-C; April Kennedy, MA; Kathy TrottierScott Berry set down his videocamera and suited up againstGraham in a non-district win onMonday. He recorded oneassist, attempted a 3-pointerand 2-pointer, to the delight ofthe Sanger crowd.Broxson 2 points, Fan favorite- senior Scott Berry (1assist, 1 steal, attempted a 3pointer and 2 pointer).Sanger stats vs. Decatur:Scoring - Thomas 8, Smith 7,Roelofs 6, Lyons 6, Doles 5,Stastny 5, Broxson 2, Bloom1. Rebounds - Roelofs 11,Smith 3, Bloom 2, Broxson 2,Stastny 1. Assists - Doles 5,Bloom 4, Lyons 2, Stastny 2,Howard 1, Smith 1, Roelofs 1.Steals - Broxson 2, Doles 2,Lyons 1, Smith 1.Family Care... From afamilywho caresSupervising Physician: Chance Dingler, MDSHS POWERLIFTINGThe Indians traveled to Princeton for the first meet ofthe season. Sanger finished 2nd by a heart breaking one point.Listed below are the weight divisions, lifter name, placement if7th Girls beat Ponder and GainesvilleFamily and Cosmetic Dentistry, Infection Control, Preventive Care,Soft Tissue Management, Esthetics and comfortare our priority• State-of-the-Art DentalEquipment and Facilities• Sapphire and Lumineers BleachingSystemsMOST INSURANCE ACCEPTEDCALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT940-458-9000Dr. John L. Gage, DDS • 551 North I-35 Suite 100 • Sanger, TX 76266Entire Community InvitedSANGER HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALLFAMILY DAYat SHS Baseball FieldSaturday, February 2, 10am-3pmSCHEDULE OF EVENTS:10am -SHS baseball players Hit-Athon (to raise money for the program)Noon-1pm - Lunch (Kids/Adults $3 for hot dog, chips, drink, candy)with Guest Speaker1pm - Free Clinic for youth and coaches and Q&A with Coach Steve FordCOME SUPPORT THE 2013 INDIANS & MEET THE SHS BASEBALL PLAYERS**Sponsored by Sanger Indians Baseball Booster Club**Indians take second at Princeton MeetSanger Standouts:123 - RJ Gilbert - 4th place - 655 total132 - Josh Secrest - 3rd place - 700 total132 - Grant Carter - 2nd place - 795 total148 - Will Carter - 1st place - 1085 total198 - Derek Shelby - 1st place - 1265 totalin the top five, & total amount of weight lifted. Several Indianshad a great day. See results below: Derek Shelby received theoutstanding lifter award in the heavyweight division.220 - Conner Barnes - 4th place - 1110 total220 - Grayson Briney - 905 total242 - Austen Lange - 1030 total242 - Ryan Langley - 965 total275 - Kyle Scheffler - 2nd place - 1245 totalFrom left to right: Conner Barnes, Will Carter, Austen Lange, (front) Kyle Scheffler, (back) Grant Carter, Ryan Langley, Grayson Briney, RJSanger News Header 2Gilbert, Derek Shelby, Josh Secrest. The boys team is coached by Scott Langley and Ronnie Shelby.SMS BASKETBALLThe Sanger seventh gradegirls basketball teams sweptPonder and Gainesville in theirlast two games. The 7th ‘B’ beatPonder 21-9. Sanger scorers:Hailey Wallace- 8 pts, BrittonBeard- 6 pts, Vanessa Gonzales-4 pts.The ‘A’ team won 41-14.Sanger scorers: Maci Turkoly-25 pts, Tatumn Whitewood- 6pts, Tait Moore- 4 pts, Mady Jacobs-4 pts, Allye Morrow- 4 pts,Allison Odom- 2 pts.Against Gainesville, the ‘B’team won 46-0. Sanger scorers:Hailey Wallace- 16 pts, TylarFrazier- 12 pts, Britton Beard- 8pts, Vanessa Gonzales- 8 pts.The ‘A’ team won 49-4.Sanger scorers: Maci Turkoly-20 pts, Mady Jacobs- 13 pts,Darienne Sanchez- 4pts.8th boys beatGainesvilleThe Sanger eighth gradeboys ‘A’ team beat Gainesvilelast week 49-28. Sanger scorers:Smith 21, Fascio 4, Pollard3. They lost to Ponder the weekbefore 49-22. Sanger scorers:Smith 13, Link 4, Pollard 3, Facio2.The ‘B’ team beat Gainesville18-7. Sanger scorers: Pinzel5, Leenouts 4, McMillin 2, Yarnell2, Allison 4, Knight 1.They beat Ponder, also 28-17. 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