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A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010OPINIONOTHER VIEWSCorporations can put money in campaignsBy DAVE MCNEELYOK, politicians, line up. Fiveof the nine United States SupremeCourt justices have justoverturned a century-old ban oncorporations putting money incampaigns.According to the aggressivecourt majority, corporations arelike people. And so, under theFirst Amendment to the U.S.Constitution, banning corporatecontributions is an infringementon their freedom of speech.(The First Amendment: “Congressshall make no law respectingan establishment of religion,or prohibiting the free exercisethereof; or abridging the freedomof speech, or of the press; or theright of the people peaceably toassemble, and to petition thegovernment for a redress of grievances.”)The reasoning of the court majority,in an opinion written by thecourt’s swing man, Ronald Reaganappointee Anthony M. Kennedy,was that as long as votersand company shareholders knowwhich corporations are giving howmuch campaign cash to whichpoliticians, they can consider thatinformation in voting and investing.“With the advent of the Internet,prompt disclosure of expenditurescan provide shareholdersand citizens with the informationneeded to hold corporationsand elected officialsaccountable for theirpositions and supporters,”Kennedy wrote. “Shareholderscan determinewhether their corporation’spolitical speech advancesthe corporation’sinterest in making profits,and citizens can seewhether elected officialsare ‘in the pocket’ of socalledmoneyed interests.“The First Amendment protectspolitical speech; and disclosurepermits citizens and shareholdersto react to the speech of corporateentities in a proper way. Thistransparency enables the electorateto make informed decisionsand give proper weight to differentspeakers and messages.”This defense of what might becalled corporate populism is interestingbecause the Populist era ofthe late 19th and early 20th centurieswas the force that broughtabout government limitations oncorporate money in political campaignsin the first place.The Texas Railroad Commissionwas established in 1891, aimedat stopping railroad companiesfrom gouging farmers with freightrates. Texas, which set up theTexas Railroad Commission in1891 to stop railroadsfrom gouging farmerson freight rates, was agroundbreaker for thenation on banning corporatecash in politics in1905. The federal governmentdid so in 1907.Swing man Kennedysometimes sides – as hedid on this opinion – withthe more conservativegroup: Chief Justice JohnG. Roberts Jr., Samuel A. AlitoJr., Antonin Scalia and ClarenceThomas.Sometimes Kennedy is alliedwith the more liberal justices:Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen G.Breyer, new Justice Sonia Sotomayorand John Paul Stevens,who wrote the stinging dissentcastigating the more conservativequintet.“The Court’s blinkered andaphoristic approach to the FirstAmendment may well promotecorporate power at the cost of theindividual and collective selfexpressionthe Amendment wasmeant to serve,” Stevens wrote.(“Blinkered” essentially meanshaving tunnel vision.)“It will undoubtedly crippleMCNEELYthe ability of ordinary citizens,Congress and the States to adopteven limited measures to protectagainst corporate domination ofthe electoral process. Americansmay be forgiven if they do not feelthe Court has advanced the causeof self-government today.”It’s hard to know who will beright in the long run, althoughthere’s a good chance that today’ssolution by the court will betomorrow’s problem, and therewill be unforeseen unintendedconsequences.No telling what economic forceson politics this will bring about,although trying to control howmoney gets to politicians, and howmuch, has usually been problematic.Some already predict thatthe decision may be the catalystto bring about public financing ofcampaigns.President Barack Obamawasted no time in castigating theopinion. He called it “a major victoryfor big oil, Wall Street banks,health insurance companies andthe other powerful interests thatmarshal their power every dayin Washington to drown out thevoices of everyday Americans.”Justice Stevens’ final sentencetook a parting shot at the courtmajority.“While American democracy isimperfect,” Stevens wrote, “fewoutside the majority of this courtwould have thought its flawsincluded a dearth of corporatemoney in politics.”In the short run, while the aftershocksof the decision continue,one possible interim suggestion:require politicians to copy NAS-CAR drivers, and wear logos oftheir corporate sponsors on theirsuits.!And so onIf you were curious about whythe first President George Bushand wife Barbara endorsed U.S.Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison in herchallenge to incumbent Gov. RickPerry, there are probably severalreasons.But one probably is that the formerpresident, who chose TexasA&M University as the homefor his presidential library, andBarbara, weren’t thrilled whenPerry and his sidekicks meddledin the administration of A&M tothe extent that some top academiciansaround the country turneddown offers to be considered forthe school’s presidency.!Contact McNeely at davemcneely111@gmail.comor (512)458-2963.YOUR VIEWSRequest willbe deniedThe Wise County Messengerated Jan. 28 published the stoy“Treatment or Trouble” whichndicated the Stars Foundation’slan to open a faith-based tranitionaltreatment facility at 691. Davis in Chico.As a partial owner of thisroperty, neither Stars FoundaionExecutive Director Richardary nor President Shaun Gilandhave contacted me personllyrequesting permission toperate at this address. Futureequests will be denied.Regards,Rebecca Cox MacDonaldWylieScienceis a lieI have read letters from thetheistic community and Godeniers for over a year nown this publication with muchmusement. It’s time to get thendisputable facts out.To all of you evolutionists;ore than one fossil of a dinoaurfootprint with a humanootprint right in the middlexists. That means that mennd dinosaurs walked this eartht the same time – not millionsf years apart. That should benough evidence for all youcience fans. But wait. There’sore.There are also fossilized plantsnd trees that go all the wayhrough every fossilized timeeriod (polystrata) that evoluionistsdeclare took millionsf years to develop. No tree orlant or any other organic matercould stay in one piece forillions of years and then fossilzeall of a sudden. That is a fact.Carbon dating also has beenebunked as unreliable. In a reentstudy some scientists articiallydeveloped some coal andad it carbon-dated. The carbonating said the coal was eightmillion years old even though itwas developed only six monthsprior to the testing. There is allthe evidence and science thatany sane and reasonable personwithout preconceived notions orbias ideology would need.Yet, this evidence, which runscontrary to the scientific community,is continually ignored byour “brilliant” scientists whilethey stubbornly search for evidenceto support a 19th centurytheory that has never, ever beenproven.And how about global warming,or cooling, or climatechange? I forget which lie theyare selling today.The flawed report that AlGore won a Nobel Peace prizefor has been debunked by thevery author WHO wrote it. Herecently came out and said thathis predictions weren’t based onscientific evidence.Here’s some evidence that Ican prove – the climate doeschange every so often. It’s calledspring, summer, winter and fall.I believe all these facts speakfor themselves, and these arefacts, not opinions. If you choosenot to believe in God, that’sbetween you and him. Butdon’t try to shove a lie downmy throat that can’t be proven.Even proponents of evolutionadmit that it can’t stand underscrutiny – that’s why they don’twant you to look too closely orask too may questions about it.Well, it looks like the science issettled, folks. Don’t just believeeverything you hear. Questionit with boldness. You shall knowthe truth and the truth shall setyou free!Robert CoxChico

Aftercare facility meeting canceledThe STARS Foundation public meetngscheduled for Friday, Feb. 5, haseen canceled. Executive director RichardGary said that the meeting will bescheduled for a later date.Gary had originally scheduled theWISE COUNTYUnited Way falls short of goalWISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010CHICOOnlinemeeting to discuss the facility withChico citizens.5Awww.wcmessenger.comPAULWOODThe Right Choice ForPrecinct 4 CommissionerRunning to Serve, Not to be ServedPd. pol. adv. by Paul Wood, Kent “Bucky” Manoushagian, TreasurerBy MANDY BOURGEOISAs traditional large donorgroups experienced a toughyear in the dragging economy,the United Way of WiseCounty fell short of its 2010campaign goal.The United Way has receivedabout $390,000 inpledges to date during a campaigndrive with a goal of$450,000. The organizationhas yet to receive allocationsfrom other United Ways,which usually provides about$20,000, said executive directorMartin Woodruff.“Given the nature of theeconomy, I think we did prettygood,” Woodruff said.The United Way set the$450,000 goal prior to thestart of the drive in September,knowing that the goalwould be difficult to attain.For 2009, the United Way setthe same goal and received apledge total of $526,000.In 2008, the United Waysurpassed the $325,000 goal,receiving $479,612.With several successfulcampaigns in the past, theUnited Way has reserves thatwill come into play this year.“Our balance at the end of2009 is $777,987. That’s thebiggest ever,” Woodruff said.“We’ve had very successfulcampaigns in the past years,and we’ve built up a reserve.We’ll need those reserves thisyear.”United Way has allocated$396,000 for its agencies during2010, with a quarterly allocationof $99,000.Forty groups pledged$1,000 or more during thecampaign, with Devon donating$202,447. Devon pledged$320,000 during the 2009campaign. TXI gave $18,254,including the corporatematch of 75 percent, downfrom 100 percent last year.Poco Graphite’s corporateoffices have not been able tomatch this year’s $10,975 donation.!E-mail Mandy at mbourgeois@wcmessenger.com.CommercialResidential• Lifetime Metal Roofs • Standing Seam • Composition Roofs• Insurance Claim Assistance • Competitive Pricingwww.jccustomexteriors.com940-328-1971 • Toll Free 866-509-7663DECATURProposed pharmacy clears hurdleBy PHIL MAJORThe Decatur Zoning Board of Adjustmentapproved a variance requestedby CVS Pharmacy Wednesday, clearingthe way for construction in the area offWashburn St., Business 380 and U.S.287 known as “The Pit.”The variance reduced the requiredsetback from 25 feet to five feet alongashburn. CVS plans a 13,000-squareootstore that could be open as soon asear-end.The variance was necessary to fit thetore’s floor plan onto a lot that is viruallytriangular.Without the variance, the storewould not be built, according to JohnFeatherston with Armstrong Development.The Pit was formerly state highwayright-of-way which reverted to theproperty owners, according to DecaturPlanning Director Dedra Ragland.Three letters were received from adjacentproperty owners concerning therequest. Two were neutral and one,from John Winder, expressed concernfor possible traffic issues.Board member Pete Rivera quizzedMichael Doggett with Winkleman andAssociates about sight lines for vehiclesexiting the proposed parking lot.City engineer Earl Smith said whileSpecial Section 2010there are no sight-line requirementsfor driveways, there is adequate clearancefor vehicles pulling onto Washburnfrom the pharmacy property.“I really don’t think there’s sight distanceproblems here,” he said.Doggett said almost one third of the78,000-square-foot lot will be greenspace. Ragland noted that the propertywill have more than the requiredamount of landscaping.Doggett said he hopes to close onthe property in March, and constructioncould begin soon after. That takesabout five months, although CVS willnot open a store during the holidayseason.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. Bypass 287. • Suite BAlvord, 76225940-427-2801Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.Closed Sat.HomeLawnandFrom home decor to home improvements...From lawn care to lawn equipment...This year’s Home & Lawn Section is theperfect way to target your potential customers!Reaching over 28,000 homes throughoutWise County and beyond, this special section willbe read by your customers and potential customersin the comfort of their own home.Advertising Deadline:February 17Call About OurEarly Bird SpecialPublication Date:March 4ContactLori, Kelly, Michelle,Allie or Lisa940-627-5987Don’t be left behind!ads@wcmessenger.comWelcomes Our New PastorMARKOGLEThis Sunday, Jan. 31, is“FRIEND DAY”Everyone is invited!Services start at10:45 a.m.CORNERSTONEBAPTIST CHURCH701 W. HaleDecatur, Texas940-627-3751

6A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010LIFESTYLELacey Marie Oatesand Dillon Ray CageVows to be exchanged Feb. 27, 2010LACEY OATES AND DILLON CAGELacey Marie Oates,aughter of Chuck and Luraates, all of Decatur, willarry Dillon Ray Cage, sonf Dean and Laurie Cage,ll of Bowie, Feb. 27, 2010,t the Decatur Civic Center.ex Hamilton will officiatehe ceremony.The bride-elect is a graduateof Decatur High Schooland is employed by the Decaturschool district.The prospective groom isa graduate of Bowie HighSchool and is employed atLandmark.The couple attends GraceFellowship Church.James R. and Frances CoxSixty-fifth wedding anniversary Feb. 3, 2010What’s faith got to do with it?By ANNETTE BRIDGESwonder that perhaps they wouldhave reached their desired destination“Where is your faith?” Jesus onceasked. (Luke 8:25) He proclaimedthat faith as a grain of mustard seedquicker if they had not lost theirfaith so many times.So what is it about faith that is sowas powerful. (Matthewvery powerful?17:20) Many times he toldpeople who had been healed,“Thy faith made thee whole.”(Matthew 9:22, Mark 10:52)Faith definitely carried a lotof weight with Jesus.Perhaps this is why hereprimanded his doubtingdisciple Thomas and said,“Because you have seen meyou have believed. Blessedare those who have not seenBRIDGESIf our list of adjectivesabove gives us an indicationof what it means to livewithout faith, perhaps weneed to better understandwhat having faith entails.The innocence of youthis often equated with blindbelief, as if blind beliefwas somehow defining themeaning of faith. Hardly,my friends!me and yet believe.” (John 20:29)How many times when making aresolution, taking an action or whenthinking about something you’restriving or hoping for, are you apprehensive,doubtful, leery, skeptical,unbelieving, wary or uptight aboutthe desired results?I found it compelling that this listof adjectives was among synonymsfor those “without faith” in light ofanother saying of Jesus: “… accordingto your faith be it unto you.”(Matthew 9:29)Could it be that our tentative andtimid faith becomes a self-fulfillingprophecy?This reminds me of when Mosesled the children of Israel through thewilderness for 40 years in search ofthe Promised Land. I can’t help butIt seems to me that there’s nothingblind about the faith of children.Yes, children trust without question.They believe with conviction. Theirconfidence is unwavering. And theirexpectancy is definite. There is nothingprovisional or hesitant about thefaith of a child.Children have faith because theyknow in their hearts what is true.Their faith rests entirely upon thecertainty of their knowledge. So, ofcourse, children are confident. Ofcourse, they have no fear. Of course,they have no reason to doubt.Oh, to have childlike faith!I’ve had times in my life whenmy faith was shaky. And it’s been inthose times when I learned that myanswer was found in “an absolutefaith that all things are possible toGod — a spiritual understanding ofHim, an unselfed love,” as Mary BakerEddy writes.Understanding God as love, goodand all is pretty powerful when youconsider what these spiritual factsmust then mean for you and your lifeas a child of God.God’s love for His children surelymeans He is “a very present help introuble.” (Psalms 46:1) God’s goodnessmust certainly mean He onlywants good for His children. And theallness of God undoubtedly leaves noroom for “evil” to have a permanentplace or be a destructive force in ourlives.I’ve been learning that as I assertmy God-given dominion and freedom,my faith brings deliveranceand blessings and leads to divineheights.Your knowledge of God and Hispromises can transform your world.What’s faith got to do with it? Jesuswould say everything.!Annette Bridges is a freelance writerwho lives on a North Texas ranchwith her husband, John. Her columnsare published weekly on United PressInternational’s ReligionAndSpirituality.com,Examiner.com and numerousother Web sites and newspapers.Visit her Web site and participate inher blog at www.annettebridges.comand send her an e-mail at annettebridges@gmail.com.NEW ARRIVALSMariah Marie LofayJan. 17, 2010Jennifer and Todd Lofay of Alvord announce the birthof a daughter, Mariah Marie, born Jan. 17, 2010, atWise Regional Health System in Decatur. She weighed7 pounds, 10 ounces and was 18 1/2 inches long.She has a brother, Caiden Joseph, 2.Grandparents are Denise McVean of Alvord, TrinidadCortez of Bridgeport and John and Kris McVean of Burleson.Great-grandparents are Ian and Mary McVean ofPerth, Scotland, Emilia and Benesio Davila of Bridgeportand Edith and Lee Lile of Bonham.Remington Lee Thormann IIJan. 20, 2010Remington Lee and Jennifer Linette Thormann announcethe birth of a son, Remington Lee Thormann II,born Jan. 20, 2010, at Wise Regional Health System inDecatur. He weighed 9 pounds, 7 ounces and was 20 1/2inches long.Grandparents are Chris and Karla Vondiezelski.Great-grandparents are Eddie and Nyoka Tuggle.Aidyn Zaine LealJan. 14, 2010Manuel and Kendra Leal of Chico announce the birthof a son, Aidyn Zaine Leal, born Jan. 14, 2010, at WiseRegional Health System in Decatur. He weighed 8pounds, 8 ounces and was 19 inches long.He has two brothers, Javan Koger, 10, and ZanderLeal, 2; and one sister, Dailyn Koger, 7.Grandparents are Kenneth and Jane Wood and Debbieand Morgan Ezzell, all of Chico. Great-grandparentsare Jean Hunter of Chico and John and Louise Wood ofBowie.Brennen Smith WhaleyDec. 11, 2009Brian and Cynnessa Whaley of Cottondale announcethe birth of a son, Brennen Smith, born Dec. 11, 2009, atBaylor All Saints Hospital in Fort Worth. He weighed 3pounds, 12 ounces and was 17 inches long.Grandparents are Jim and Patti Taylor of Cottondaleand Lynn and Anna Heller of Alvord.Great-grandparent is Gladys Joy Smith of Alvord.JAMES R. AND FRANCES COXFirst Baptist Church, AlvordLearning Centerhas openings inour infant room forbabies 6 weeks-15 months.CCF ProviderOpen 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.205 E. Boling, Alvord940-427-5740LEASE SPACE AVAILABLEGreat location for oilfi eld contractors, trucking companies, ordistributors in Justin, Texas at FM 407 and FM 156 just 5 milesfrom Alliance Airport.Shop Facility 60x60 = 3,600 sq. ft. of shop space 16’ high 12’ wide 5 bays with 14’overhead doors on each for pull thru service in each bay equipped with retractablehoses for air and up to 5 different fl uids metered. This shop was built to handle bigtruck maintenance and repair. There is 2,280 sq. ft. of warehouse space with largeroll up doors, paved parking, plenty of fenced and paved yard space and up to10,000 gallons of fuel storage is available.Lease per month $8,500Lease would not include water, electric, taxes, etc., fuel storage or additional yardspace. Maintenance of landscape, HVAC, building exterior and interior is included inlease.940-683-3640James R. and Frances Coxf Decatur will celebrateheir 65th wedding anniveraryWednesday, Feb. 3.James Cox and the formerrances Still were marriedeb. 3, 1945, in Fort Worth.The couple have two sons,ix grandchildren and 15reat-grandchildren.The couple met when theirarents worked at ConsoliatedVultee aircraft plantn White Settlement (nowockeed), and their familiesived at Liberator VillageApartments.A Bridgeport native, Francesis the daughter of the lateFrank and Grace Still. Jameswas born in Brownwood.James retired from U.S.General Services Administrationas director of businessservices in the FortWorth regional office in 1985.He served with the militaryin Korea and is a retired AirForce Reservist. He is a licensedminister and associatepastor at Living WatersFellowship Church in Chico.Frances is a pianist at thechurch. She retired fromClark’s Precision MachineCompany in Azle.The couple enjoys traveling.

8A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010BRIDGEPORTCity deals withtough economyBy MANDY BOURGEOISThis week’s announcementof seven layoffs at thecity Bridgeport is the firstsuch announcement in recentmemory, said interimcity manager Rachel Huitt.“Most of the people I’vetalked to don’t rememberhaving a layoff before. Thismay be the first time thatwe’ve had a layoff that anyoneremembers,” she said.“As far as budget cuts, wewent through a spell in the‘80s and ‘90s that they wererunning on a very tight budget.”Huitt has been with thecity since 2003, a time whengrowth picked up and revenuesincreased.“This is the first year that’ve been here that we’veut budgets to this extent,”uitt said. “We cut budetslast year by 5 percentcross the board on all baseudgets, but we didn’t haveo do layoffs. This year, wead to do another 5 percentase cut, then we took thoseumbers and cut everythinggain by 5 more.”The city announced theayoffs Tuesday, citing dereasedsales tax revenuesuring the first quarter.Among other cuts in thebudget, the city cut two fulltimestreet maintenanceworkers; one full-time parksmaintenance worker; onefull-time marshal/bailiff;one full-time capital projectsdirector; one full-time secretaryin the capital projectsdepartment; and one parttimelibrary assistant.Huitt said that after twoongoing capital projects arecompleted, the city does notanticipate any capital projectsin the future other thana sewer line under the directionof the Economic DevelopmentCorp. As EnergyWay roadway and the DryIn the article, “City cutsjobs, trims budget,” pubishedThursday, Jan. 28, itas incorrectly stated thathe household hazardousaste program was caneled.Creek Sewer Main is completedover the next coupleof weeks, infrastructure servicesdirector Russell Hansonwill oversee the projects.Hanson will also take overduties as the airport servicesdirector.Duties handled by themarshal/bailiff will fall tothe police department.The Main Street Managerposition, which has been vacantsince November, willremain under the duties ofinterim director Amber Fogelman,who also serves asexecutive assistant and communityrelations specialist.“We’re going to leave thatin the interim capacity atthis time. The council decidedto leave it at an interimbasis and reexamine it in afew months and see whereour budget numbers arecoming in,” Huitt said. “Wearen’t filling any vacanciesthat aren’t absolutely necessary,and that’s how westarted the year.”The city will continue thesearch for a new city administrator,a position left vacantby Van James in mid-December.“We expect to narrow downinterview candidates withinthe next couple of weeks. Weexpect to conduct interviewsshortly thereafter,” she said.“We’re looking at April orMay before somebody’s actuallyon board.”The city experienced salestax revenue decreases of 61,67 and 62 percent in October,November and December.The city also cut severalitems in the budget, including$94,830 cut from departmentalbase budgets, travelnot required to maintaincertifications or licenses andcouncil meeting meals.!E-mail Mandy at mbourgeois@wcmessenger.com.CORRECTIONThe program, which isfunded by a North CentralTexas Council of Govermentsgrant, will continue.The city had originally setaside some money to go towardthe program.Wise CountyDirectoryofAREACHURCHESCall theWise County Messengerat 940-627-5987 to list yourchurch andworship hoursfor as littleas $14 a week.www.wcmessenger.com/churchFirst Baptist Churchof SlidellSUNDAYSBible Study - 10 a.m.Workship - 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.comPleasant Grove Cowboy Church4789 South FM 730Decatur, TX 76234940-627-2860Sunday Worship: 10:30 amPastor: Roland HodgeMusic Director: Olin Blasewww.pgcowboychurch.comPastor Quint BurksSunday Morning Worship.....10:30 a.m.Sunday Evenings.........................6 p.m.Wednesday Evenings..................7 p.m.Clothes Closet & Angel Food MinistriesEvery 4th Saturday112 CR 2395 • Alvord(across from Dub Johnston Arena)940-627-2795 • 817-228-5577www.nvmistries.orgFirst ChristianChurch(Disciples of Christ)Rev: Lionel BaileySunday School.......... 10 a.m.Worship Service........11 a.m.Tues. Bible Study......7 p.m.Fellowship Dinner5th Sunday.............12 noonChurch Phone - 940-433-2648469-688-09314 th & Main • Par a dise, TXBring 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 AcademySunday at 9:30 & 11 A.M. • Wednesday at 7 P.M.400 W. Hwy 380 • Decatur • 940-627-5820vicotoryfamilychurch.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.comAscension & St. MarkEpiscopal ChurchA Mission of theEpiscopal Dioceseof Ft. WorthSUNDAY SERVICESEnglish Service 10:30 a.m.Misa en Españl 12:30 a.m.The first Sunday of the month at10:30 a.m. is our Billingual ServiceWEDNESDAYSERVICESMidweek Manna 6 p.m.Food*Fellowship * Study *Song5094 US HWY 380 • 940-683-6321Between Decatur and Bridgeportwww.asmwise.orgFirst Baptist Churchof BoydPastor Steve Ewton“ Teaching People Sharing God’s Jesus Word on ato equip Journey His saints to Heaven” for serviceServicesSunday Bible Study .............................10 a.m.Sunday Worship ...................................11 a.m.Children’s Church ................................11 a.m.Evening Worship ................................... 6 p.m.Wednesday Bible Study,adults, youth & children .................... 7 p.m.Nursery available140 N. FM 730, Boyd • 940-433-2607www.fbcboyd.comFirstUnitedMethodistChurchof 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, BridgeportFAITHTEMPLE333 F.M. 407 (Illinois St.)New Fairview, TX(1/2 mile East of Hwy. 287/81)A Spirit-ledFull Gospel FellowshipSunday:Prayer.....................10 a.m.Morning Worship....10:45 a.m.Nursery & Children’s MinistrySunday Evening.......6 p.m.Pastor - Windell Splawn, Jr.817-703-3111Christian Academy A.C.E.Curriculum Grades 1-12www.faithtemplenewfairview.orgwww.faithtemple-church.org2952 U.S. 380 West • Decatur(1.5 mile west of U.S. 287)627-1006www.ccdecatur.orgContemporary Music & Casual DressSundays9 a.m.. .................... Sunday School10:15 a.m...............Worship Service4 p.m......................Community KidsMondays6:30 p.m. ............Men’s Bible StudyWednesdays6:30 p.m. ............................... . YouthThursdays6:30 p.m. .... ..Women’s Bible StudyUnderstandingWhat We ReadANTICHRIST: Some are preaching that the word antichristrefers to a specifi c person that will appear near the end ofthe world deceiving people. To be anti is to be against or contrast to someoneor something. To teach something contrary to the teachings of Christ shouldbe considered anti. Is there going to be a one world ruler before the secondcoming of Christ? Not according to the prophecy of Daniel... “but they shallnot cleave one to another, even as iron is not mixed with clay. And in the daysof these kings (notice plural) shall God of heaven set up a kingdom whichshall never be destroyed…but it shall break in pieces and consume all thesekingdoms (notice plural)…”(Daniel chap2). A careful reading of the scripturereveals who are the antichrist teachers to beware of: “For many deceivers areentered into the world, who confess (or acknowledge) not that Jesus Christ iscome in the fl esh. This is a deceiver and an antichrist” (2nd John :7). A carefulunderstanding is needed of the word fl esh. It is translated from the Greekword sarx, meaning human nature or human being. Jesus was born just likeyou and I, 100% human being. Remember “No man hath seen God”. Howmany men saw Jesus? “…and as ye have heard that antichrist shall come,even now are there many antichrists (plural)…” (1st John 2:18). No need lookingfor the antichrists to come, they have been around a long time. Deceptionis what got man in trouble from the beginning. So how do we keep from beingdeceived? “Beloved, believe not every spirit (or teaching), but try (test) thespirits…because many false prophets are gone out into the world” (1st John4:1). Jesus warns us: “Take heed no man deceive you”(Math 24:4).Study the word.Second Advent Christian Church1902 Wedgewood Ct. in Stillwater, OK918-225-3426 or 405-624-3334Steve Ryan2 EXCITING SERVICESEACH SUNDAY9:3011:009:3011:00

Wise CountyDirectoryofAREACHURCHESGet your Church News Briefs listed here!Please call 940-627-5987 or email ads@wcmessenger.com for more informationNewarkChurch 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.orgRhomeChurch 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.orgMorris MemorialUnited MethodistChurch302 S. Weatherford St., Chico940-644-5186Sunday School - 10 a.m.Sunday Worship - 11 a.m.Pastor: Elaine Busseymmumc@embarqmail.comGreenwoodChurch 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.940-393-3484Rhome AssemblyOf GodPastor Joseph Hromanik170 West BC Rhome Ave.www.RhomeAssembly.org817-636-2668SUNDAY SCHOOL9:45 - 10:30 a.m.SUNDAY SERVICE10:45 - Noon • 6 - 7 p.m.WEDNESDAY SERVICE7 - 8 p.m.Musical PresentationDec. 20 • 6 p.m.Fun For All Children/YouthMarried Life LiveSaturday, February 13 • 6:30 p.m.$35 per coupleincludes Valentines Dinner andFirst Class EntertainmentTickets On Sale Now! - May be purchasedthrough the church office or onlineRich Praytor - ComedianFirst 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.”Trinity LutheranChurch1307 10 St. • BridgeportPastor Mark TaylorSunday School........9:15 a.m.Church Service......10:30 a.m.For information Call:683-5604 or 683-8008Twin OaksAssembly of God300 Cates St. (Hwy. 920) • BridgeportPastor Gary SessionsSunday School . . . . . . . 9:30 a.m.Morning Worship . . . . 10:45 a.m.Evening Worship . . . . . . . 5 p.m.Wednesday Bible Study... 6:30 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 76234SundayClass9:30 a.m.Worship Celebration10:30 a.m.WednesdayBible Classes6:45 p.m.Hwy. 380, 1 mile west ofHwy. 287, Decatur940-627-6131www.centralfellowship.comDiscover a New Life in Christ1204 12th St. • Bridgeport940-683-4037www.fbcbridgeport.comA 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.RhomeUnited 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 8Decatur 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.comPastorsChris &Linda Brown940-626-0006or 940-300-17712revs@cfaith.comWISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010Trinity Baptist ChurchBoydInterim Pastor: Terry PhillipsTraditional Worship ServicesSunday Bible Study .......................10 a.m.Sunday Worship .............................11 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.comSunday at10 a.m.Sunday 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.Come Check Us Out!Services: Sunday 10:30 a.m.Sunday Evenings 6 p.m.Wednesday Evenings 7 p.m.3483 S. FM 51 • DecaturFirst United Methodist ChurchWorship - 8:30 a.m.Worship - 10:50 a.m.Sunday School - 9:40 a.m.Dr. Roy Thomas L. Spore, O. Brumett, Pastor PastorRev. Johnny Irish, Associate Pastor104 S. Miller, Decatur, Tx 940-627-3362(one block east of the courthouse)State licensed pre-school for 3-4 year olds.www.decaturmethodist.orgYouth Fellowship 5 p.m.Dinner 6 p.m.Sr. High 6:30 p.m.A Series of Sermonsby Pastor Ken MaySunday Mornings • 10:15 a.m.1200 W. Preskitt • 940-627-3235www.firstdecatur.usNEWS BRIEFSContinued from page 3ACarnival was to be 5:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 30, at theMultipurpose Building and will include games, a dunkingbooth and bingo. All events are indoors.MUSICAL — The Decatur High School Fine Arts Departmentpresents the musical “Into the Woods” Saturday, Jan. 30, at8 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 31, at 2 p.m. at the DHS theatre.Tickets are $5 for students, $7 for adults.THIS WEEK’S EVENTS ...REGISTER TO VOTE — The last day to register to vote ormake changes to your information for the March primary isMonday, Feb. 1. All new applications or changes must bebrought to the Elections Office in Decatur or postmarkedby Feb. 1 for the information to be included in the voter listprepared for the March election.GARDENING WORKSHOP — The Decatur Public Library isholding a free gardening workshop by a local presenter at10 a.m. Monday, Feb. 1. Call the library at (940) 627-5512to register.RELAY MEETING — The next Relay for Life Committeemeeting is 5:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1, at the Sheriff’s OfficeCourtroom in Decatur. A team captains’ meeting will followat 6:30.WORKSHOP — 4-H’ers interested in entering the foodscompetition are invited to the “Tips for Success atthe Wise County Youth Fair” workshop 4 to 5:30 p.m.Wednesday, Feb. 3, at Bridgeport High School – Family andConsumer Sciences department. Judy Cook, WCYF 4-H foodsuperintendent, will lead the training. Call the Extensionoffice at (940) 627-3341 for information.COED VOLLEYBALL — The Fit Club is organizing a coedvolleyball league, which will begin play Feb. 16. TheTuesday night league will run through March 9. A postseasontournament is March 13. Each team must have aminimum of seven players, including three women. The costis $45 per player. The deadline to register is Thursday, Feb.4. To register, call (940) 210-0745 or send an e-mail tobrandymayfield@ymail.com.CITIZEN’S POLICE ACADEMY — Spring classes for theDecatur Citizen’s Police Academy begin Thursday, Feb. 4,at the police station and will meet each Thursday for 13weeks. Classes are at 6:30 p.m. and are free. Call Sgt.Campbell or Chief Rex Hoskins at (940) 627-1500 forinformation.BRIDGEPORT DANCE — A “Dad and Daughter Dance” is5:30 to 7 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6, atBridgeport Community Center. Limo rides, snacks, photosand prizes will be featured. Cost is $10 per couple and $5for each additional daughter. Tickets must be purchasedin advance at the Parks and Recreation office. Space islimited. For information, call (940) 683-3480.NEXT WEEK’S EVENTS ...MOVIE NIGHT — Bridgeport Box Office presents the movie“National Treasure” at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12, at theBridgeport Stage. No ticket is required, but space is limited.DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT — The Bridgeport Parks andRecreation Department is holding a Dodgeball TournamentSaturday, Feb. 20. Registration is $100 per team andincludes a T-shirt for each player. The winning team willreceive a trophy. Registration deadline is Friday, Feb.12. For information, call (940) 683-3480 or visit www.cityofbridgeport.net/parks&rec.COOKIES ARE COMING — Due to a move to the WichitaFalls region, Wise County Girl Scouts will not start theirlocal cookie sales until Feb. 12.SOCCER — Wise County Adult Soccer Association issigning up players for the spring season that begins Friday,Feb. 12. If you are over 14 years old, contact Lori Palaciosat (817) 308-6892 or en español Antonio Palacios (817)456-4624 or antonioandloripalacios@yahoo.com.CHILI AND BEANS — Cottondale Volunteer FireDepartment’s Chili Cook-Off fundraiser is Saturday andSunday, Feb. 13 and 14. Sign up to enter the chili cook-offor jackpot beans. Call (817) 975-2200 or 975-0484 forentry information and times.WiseCountyChristian CounselingThink past the wedding,build a marriage!TWOGETHERIN TEXASFree Marriage Workshop• Save $60 on your marriage licenseSaturday, February 68:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.Facilitator: Beverly Ross, LPCDecatur Church of Christ, Family RoomBeverly Ross, M.A., LPCDouble CreekCapital Bldg2201 S. FM 51,Ste 500, Offi ce H • Decatur940-627-1618www.wiseccc.orgSnack & Lunch Provided2601 Hwy 51 S.Decatur, Texas 76234Call 817-332-6348 to register.MARRIAGETUNE - UPSaturday, February 20Facilitator: Beverly Ross, LPCwith Speaker Janet WhitePerrin 1st Baptist ChurchCall 940-798-2310 to register.• Save $60 on your marriage license9A

10A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010WISE COUNTYKAREN GARRETTI’D ENJOY HELPING YOU WITHYOUR NEW & USED-CAR NEEDS940-627-2177 jameswood.comBUICK•GMCCHEVROLETHYUNDAIPONTIACPAULWOODThe Right Choice ForPrecinct 4 CommissionerRunning to Serve, Not to be ServedPd. pol. adv. by Paul Wood, Kent “Bucky” Manoushagian, TreasurerMessenger photo by Joe DutyHOT SPOTS — After TCEQ tested 94 sites for benzene throughout the Barnett Shale region, the only two sites that requiredimmediate attention were located in Wise County. John Sadlier, deputy director of compliance and enforcement, describedwhy at a press conference in Fort Worth Wednesday.Study finds ...ontinued from page 1AThe two sites of immediateoncern were in eastern Wiseounty, about a mile westf Denton County and a fewiles south of U.S. 380.A testing site near a comressorstation owned by Tararevealed benzene levels of,100 parts per billion (ppb).hort-term effects screeningevels (ESLs) of benzene areetermined to be potentiallyazardous at 180 ppb. Theompressor station in quesionwas only 200 yards fromwo homes.A nearby gas well owned byevon produced a sample of5,000 ppb of benzene. That’sore than 83 times higherhan the short-term ESL.But both sites are now inompliance and under theong- and short-term ESLsaid John Sadlier, deputy diectorof compliance and enorcementat TCEQ.“The repairs have beencompleted and confirmed byTCEQ,” Sadlier said.He said both high readingsresulted from mechanicalfailures. They were repairedby Jan. 18. Both sites had areading of only .25 part perbillion after repairs weremade.“There is no need for widespreadalarm,” said MichaelHoneycutt, director of toxicology.“Someone left a valveopen. Hopefully there is not awidespread practice of leavinga valve open.”Long-term ESL covers ayearly average and is 1.4 ppbfor benzene. Short-term isan average recorded over anhour.Still, 20 percent of the siteshad benzene levels that wellexceeded long-term ESLs. Twoof those sites were also foundin eastern Wise County.“Nineteen monitoring sitesFISH DAY!4-6”6-8”8-11"Also available: Bass, Crappie, Hybrid Bluegill, Bluegill, Redear Bream, Minnows.Tommy’sFish TruckNo Pre-orders Necessary!Just Show Up!501-796-6349$39 /100 Catfish$59 /100 Catfish$95 /100 CatfishTues., Feb. 9Decatur • 10 - 11 a.m.AGvantage Farm & Ranch1817 N. Hwy 287940-627-2312registered benzene concentrationshigher than theTCEQ would like to see,” readthe study.Despite this, Sadlier saidthere is no need for concern.“The problem sites are verylocalized,” he said. “There isno widespread air qualityproblem. There are localizedissues only. Some problemspots.”Due to the findings though,TCEQ plans to continue itspriority response for all citizencomplaints regarding gasproduction. They said theyare averaging a two-hour responsetime. They also planto install permanent monitoringstations in DISH andEagle Mountain.There are no current plansto install a permanent stationin Wise County, wherethe two most toxic findingswere made.“But it’s a possibility,” Sadliersaid. “We have a longrangeplan to install morepermanent stations and providereal-time data.”Sadlier said TCEQ plansto continue gathering dataon this issue. 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WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 201011ANORTHWESTRue receives contract extensionBy MANDY BOURGEOISThe Northwest School Board approveda year extension to SuperintendentKaren Rue’s contract at Thursday’smeeting, bringing the contractthrough June 30, 2014.Rue’s salary is $215,812.Rue has been superintendentat the district since July2005.In other business, the boardheard reports from the financialdepartment and facilities,planning and constructiondepartment. Chief FinancialOfficer Jon Graswich and AssistantSuperintendent forFacilities, Planning and ConstructionDennis McCreary each shared theirforecasts with the board, with hopes forincreased building in the area, but conservativeprojections.Graswich said that the district wouldbe able to keep a balanced budget withthe current interest and sinking rateof $.335, but would need to dip into thedebt service fund balance to buy downthe interest and sinking rate.In a document presented to theboard, Graswich explains that the districthad a balance of $14.2 million asof Aug. 31, 2009, in the debt servicefund. “That money can be used to buydown the interest and sinking tax rateif the required growth in the assessedvalue of taxable property is not met inany year,” the report said. “The forecastcalls for $16.7 million, which currentlyexceeds the approximate $14.2 milliondebt services funds fund balance,but the district ... adds approximately$1 million annually to the debt servicefund balance.”Graswich said that the interest andsinking rate should remain unchangeduntil the next bond authorization. If atthat time, the property value returnshave not rebounded, the district wouldneed to consider increasing the rate.Graswich recommended that the districtincrease the current maintenanceand operations rate from $1.02 to $1.04,which would not require an election.“The forecast calls for us to staywithin the additional 2 cents, at leastuntil 2014,” Graswich said.“We are able to manage our obligationsas they currently stand,” Graswichsaid. “We show ourselvesin a very solid position. In thefuture, it will just be harder tomanage.”Dennis McCreary projectedan 8-percent growth rate forthe year, equivalent to lastyear’s rate. The rate is a decreasefrom the 10 percent orabove growth rates the districtRUEexperienced last decade. Mc-Creary cited the downturn inthe local housing industry.However, the district still ranks secondin the state, just behind Frisco, ingrowth rate.Originally, the district had severalconstruction projects scheduled to openbefore or during 2012. The board in thefall approved pushing several of thoseprojects back.Those projects included:! elementary No. 15 – originallyscheduled to open for the 2010-2011school year, now scheduled for 2011-2012! elementary No. 17 – originallyscheduled for 2011-2012, now moved to2012-2013! elementary No. 18 – originallyscheduled for 2011-2012, now pushedback to at least 2015-2016! elementary No. 19 – originallyscheduled for 2012-2013, now pushedto 2015-2016 or beyond! middle school No. 5 – originallyscheduled for 2011-2012, now pushedto 2012-2013“We did most of the planning in 2006— in 2006 we grew by 19 percent,” Mc-Creary said. “But despite that, we feellike we’re on the mark.”McCreary said that while growth hasslowed, the slower construction pacehas allowed the district to get schoolsonline prior to buildings becoming overcrowded.In other business, the board heard areport on the 2010-2014 strategic plan,which district staff began work on inJuly 2008. Assistant Superintendent forAdministrative Services Mona Benottisaid that while the district will approveits third “official” strategic plan thisyear, the district has always planned indetail for the future.Benotti said that there were commonthemes and goals in each of the previousplans as compared to this year’splan, but the 2010-2014 document isfocused on preparing students for the21st century.“We are preparing our kids for, well,we’re not exactly sure what,” she said.“I know that sounds strange, but thinkback to our days in elementary school.How many of us had computers in ourclassrooms? We don’t know where technologyis going to go.”With this in mind, the plan recommendsa change in the district’s vision,which says, “Northwest ISD, the bestand most sought after school districtin Texas.” The new vision would read,“Northwest ISD, the best and mostsought after school district where everystudent is future ready: ready forcollege; ready for the global workplace;ready for personal success.”“Our vision should speak to our studentsas much as it speaks to our adultsin the community and staff,” Rue said.“This does that.”The new plan also significantly decreasesthe number of objectives —down from 81 in the previous plan to21.“We deliberately tried to raise the barthis time,” Benotti said. “These (objectives)come from taking all of the workat the summits and workshops and seeingif we could capture those in the objectiveformat.”New objectives include implementingan employee wellness program; brandingNorthwest ISD; contining to providegreen facilities; and providing relevanttechnology.The board will vote on the plan at alater meeting.!E-mail Mandy at mbourgeois@wcmessenger.com.LET US RELIEVE THEHEADACHES OF TAX SEASON!Get your money back FAST with aRefund Anticipation LoanCall us or Come by and see usTODAY!1808 S. 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Trinity, Decatur 940-627-5987Visa MasterCard American Express Discover Public Fax 940-627-1004 7:30-5:30 Mon.-Fri.Decatur Fire DepartmentCitizens Fire AcademyFeb 4 - April 15Class will meet every Thursday evening 6 - 9 p.m.plus two Saturdays.This program is intended for persons who live within the protected fire district who areour customers and associates. The purpose is to teach more about the services we providethrough lecture and hands on experience. Also to answer questions you might have abouthow we operate and why we do the things we do.Class is presented over 10 nights, and 2 Saturday field days. All classes will be held at theDecatur Fire Dept. Central Station. Some of the topics to be discussed are :• History of the Department• Organizational Structure• Fire Science/Behavior• Hose Practices/Streams• Personal Protective Equipment• Firefighter Safety• Hazardous Materials Response• Fire Extinguishers• EMS Operations• Vehicle Extrication• CPR Certification• Fire Investigation/Education• 911/Dispatch Operations• Fire Corps (program)• Volunteer Support ServicesTuition-FreeMORE UP-TO-DATE THAN GPS!WE ALSO HAVE ATLASES FORTEXAS & THE USAOFFICEFURNITURESPECIALISTSOrder Online atmessengerofficesupply.comRecruits must be as least 18 years old and live within the Decatur Fire District.Classes limited to the first 16 qualifying applicants.To apply or for Questions Contact:Deroy Bennett, Deputy Chief/Prevention orMike Richardson, Fire ChiefOffice 940-627-3199Email, dbennett@decaturfd.com ormrichardson@decaturfd.comDeadline for applicants is Feb. 1, 2010.Decatur Citizens Fire Academy is sponsored andconducted by the Decatur Fire Department.

2A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010DECATURChamber officers installed at luncheonThe Decatur Chamber ofommerce celebrated 60ears by welcoming newfficers and directors andhanking those whose termsave ended at Tuesday’suncheon.Cary Cowdrey took theelm as president from Janaearden and joins officersarey Williams as first viceresident and Lisa Caraways second vice president.New directors includeennis Lee, Wade Watson,hristi Raasch, Monty Hudonand Chad Harvey. Coninuingdirectors includeara Cartwright, Luke Lemns,Cary Bohn, Erica Eison,en Dodson, Trey Hawkinsnd Cyndi Fernihough.Retiring directors includeillie Hunt, Amy O’Neil Inram,Angie Uselton andrian Stephens.The chamber honored DeaturHigh School studentsf the month Will Gregg andicole Sellers.Members also viewedhree promotional videosroduced by DHS careernd technology studentsnd heard an update on theContinued from page 1Aractice sight-reading. Shetill auditioned for All Statehoir, using any free time toork on the audition piecesith Sneed and on her own.After making it to area, thefourth and final stage of theaudition process, Roose justmissed making the choir.“My sight-reading scoresbrought my total scoredown,” Roose said.Roose spent the spring andsummer practicing sightreadingin anticipation of the2009-2010 auditions.“I worked especially hardon that on my own,” shesaid.Roose received 10 piecesof music for the auditionsin August and had districtThe Decatur High School choir was tosing with the Metroplex Children’s Choirat 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 30, at the MortonH. Meyerson Symphony Hall in Dallas.The choir was invited as a high schoolchoir showcase for the children’s choir.“We were invited to let the children seewhere music goes after the children’schoir,” said Decatur High School choir directorJason Sneed.A college choir and guest conductorMessenger photo by Phil MajorOFFICERS — Cary Cowdrey was installed as new president of the Decatur Chamber ofCommerce at Tuesday’s luncheon. Outgoing president is Jana Bearden, and Lisa Caraway(right) will serve as second vice president. First Vice President Carey Williams is not pictured.Executive director is Misty Hudson (left).Decatur Economic DevelopmentCorp. from chairmanauditions in September. Sheauditioned for the state choirJan. 9. This year, her sightreadingscores were “almostperfect,” she said.“It was a surprise – to makesecond chair in the mixedchoir was amazing,” she said.“This year was a ‘face yourfears’ thing. I just sang likeI wanted to sing and didn’tworry about the others.”Along with working tomake the All State Choir,Roose is also a member ofthe state champion DecaturHigh School cross countryteam. She’s a member ofhonor band and is cast in theschool’s musical, “Into theWoods.” She also hopes tograduate as valedictorian ofher class.Roy Eaton.R.T. Rieger served as theDECATURMusic to her ears ...Geary’s TaxService31 Years ExperienceHwy 380 West at CR 3001Decatur940-627-5253Geary L. Washburn,OwnerRoose’s parents, Robertand Rose, have made musica big part of her life. Butwhile her parents’ careersemployee other talents– Robert is an engineerand Rose is a veterinarian– Roose hopes to carry musicinto her career.“I’ve looked into musictherapy at (SouthernMethodist University) andalso music education,” Roosesaid. “It’s always been morethe liberal arts for me.”Roose will audition for theSMU choir Feb. 20, and shemay audition at Texas A&MUniversity.!E-mail Mandy atmbourgeois@wcmessenger.com.were also invited.Decatur will sing John Rutter’s “Gloria.”“It’s a big-time piece. It’s a collegiatepiece of music – it’s beyond the expectationsfor the high school choir,” Sneedsaid. “But we’re excited and singing it reallywell.”Tickets are $20 and $25 and are availableat the children’s choir Web site,www.mcchoir.com/concert.html.WiseCountyTAX TIPS SPILLAR, MITCHAM,EATON & BICKNELLL.L.P.Certified Public Accountants730 North FreewayFort Worth, TX 76102817-877-5050Fred H.Ray III,EA*, ABA**1414 Chico HwyBridgeport, TX76426940-683-2838*Enrollment Agent with the InternalRevenue Service**Accredited Business AdvisorChoosing a Tax PreparerCheck on the person’s qualifi cations.Ask if the preparer is affiliated with a professionalorganization that provides memberswith continuing education and resourcesand holds them to a code of ethics. 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✪✪✪✪WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 201013ABy KRISTEN TRIBEAuditor Ann McCuiston reportedto Wise County commissionersMonday that thecounty spent $11,350,753.73on roads and bridges duringfiscal year 2009.The total includes the followingexpenditures:! county road maintenance– $6,769,225.12! county bridge maintenance– $366,185.52! utility construction– $71,000! other road expenditures– $4,144,343.09In other business, commissioners:! approved a resolutionproclaiming Friday, Feb. 5,as National Wear Red Dayto recognize the importanceof women’s heart health.! approved the appointmentof Winford Cash,Tommy Spencer and ChadHightower to the board ofthe Wise County EmergencyServices District No. 1.Previous meetingDuring the Jan. 11 meeting,McCuiston reportedthat the Upper TrinityGroundwater ConservationDistrict made a $25,000 reimbursementpayment tothe county.When the district was created,the county agreed topay up to $250,000 per yearfor the district’s expensesthat occurred between Nov.6, 2007, and Sept. 30, 2009,until the district could generateits own funds. Theagreement also states thatthe conservation district isto reimburse the county nolater than Dec. 31, 2011.In fiscal year 2008, thedistrict used all of the$250,000, and in fiscal year2009, it used $68,000.Including the most recentWISE COUNTY2009 price tag for roadsand bridges: $11 millionDECATURBusiness expansioncould create 50 jobsy PHIL MAJORThe lease between Unitedotorcraft and Wise Electrico-op for a building adjacento the Decatur airport haseen signed, Decatur EcoomicDevelopment Corp.irectors learned Thursay.The building will helpnited expand its aircraftenovation business, whichs expected to generate up to0 additional jobs.A committee of Martinoodruff and Randy Parkeras appointed to work withconomic development diectorMarty Harrison oncontract with United for$200,000 EDC incentivegrant. That money wouldhelp refurbish the buildingfor work on helicopters.Matt Joiner with WeatherfordCollege was appointedto serve ex-oficio on theEDC board.Directors learned that2009-10 revenues for thefirst third of the fiscal yearare running just ahead ofbudget, with $342,000 insales tax revenue received,compared to a budget of$333,000.Decatur Civic Center revenuesof $146,762 are covering49 percent of operatingcosts. That compares to ahigh of nearly 70 percent inprevious years.payment, the district haspaid back $50,000.McCuiston also reportedthat the county made thefirst rent payment on thebuilding on Farm Road 51South in Decatur that it recentlyleased.Commissioners also approveda resolution fromElection Administrator LannieNoble for joint electionsduring the upcoming primaryelection March 2 andapproved interlocal agreementswith the followingagencies:! Court Appointed SpecialAdvocates,! Texoma Area ParatransitSystem,! Voices Advocating forChildren,! Wise County HistoricalCommission,! Wise Hope Shelter andCrisis Center,! Wise County Child WelfareBoard,! Wise County Committeeon Aging,! Wise County Councilon Alcohol and Drug Abuseand! Wise County TeenCourt.!E-mail Kristen at ktribe@wcmessenger.com.Bobbie J. Hubbard1931-2010Funeral for Bobbie J. Hubbard,78, of Denton was Jan.25 at Gateway United BaptistChurch in Denton with theRev. Buddy Owens officiating.Burial was in RoselawnMemorial Park in Denton.Hubbard died Friday, Jan.22, 2010, in Denton.Born Sept. 24, 1931, in Earthto Vester Lee and Eurah Sybil(Cobb) McCool, she marriedWalter Jack “Corky” HubbardMay 6, 1950, in Decatur. Hubbardwas a homemaker and amember of Gateway UnitedBaptist Church.She was preceded in deathby her husband, Sept. 13,2008, and by a son, TerryHubbard.She is survived by daughters,Connie Hubbard of Dentonand Beverly Boyd of St.Petersburg, Fla.; sons, JoePOLITICALWISE COUNTY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PCT. 3David W. Montgomery(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by David Montgomery, Joyce Alexander, Treasurer, Boyd, TXChad Hightower(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Chad Hightower, Brenda Bowsecker, Treasurer, Boyd, TXMandy Hopkins Hays(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Mandy Hopkins Hayes, Rebecca Parr, Treasurer, Boyd, TXBill Burdock(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Bill Burdock, Lee Burdock, Treasurer, Boyd, TXDee Long(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Dee Long, Jeanette Hodges Treasurer, Boyd, TXDEATHS✪✪✪✪BOBBIE HUBBARDHubbard and Billy Hubbard,both of Denton; a brother,Keith McCool of Mansfield;sister-in-law, Peggy Reeves ofDecatur; eight grandchildrenand seven great-grandchildren.Wise County Messenger,January 31, 2010HATSINTHERINGWISE COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PCT. 4Paul Wood(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Paul Wood, Kent “Bucky” Manoushagian, Treasurer, Bridgeport, TXTerry Ross(Republican)- IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by Terry Ross, Kelly Ross, Treasurer, Bridgeport, TXWISE COUNTY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PCT. 4Clay Poynor(Republican)- IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by, Clay Poynor, Bridgeport, TXWISE COUNTY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PCT. 1Jan Morrow(Republican)- IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by, Jan Morrow, Decatur, TXELECTKENSTEELREPUBLICAN FORWISE COUNTYCOMMISSIONER, PRECINCT. 3TUESDAY • MARCH 2, 2010For more information go towww.electkensteel.comPaid Political Adv. by Ken Steel, Boyd TX.Randy Bowker, AAMS ® CFP ®Financial Advisor1822 S. FM 51Decatur, TX 76234940-627-1620Harold Lisby(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Harold Lisby, Boyd, TXWISE COUNTY TREASURERKatherine Canova Hudson(Republican) IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by Katherine Canova Hudson, Bridgeport, TXWISE COUNTY JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, PCT. 2Karen Green(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Karen Green, Richard Green, Treasurer, Bridgeport, TXTerri Lynn Johnson(Republican)- IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by Terri Lynn Johnson, C. Douglas Johnson, Treasurer, Decatur, TXWISE COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PCT. 3Ken Steel(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Ken Steel, Boyd, TXDanny Lambert(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Danny Lambert, Susan Lambert, Treasurer, Boyd, TXHarry Lamance(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Harry Lamance, Cindy Lamance, Treasurer, Boyd, TXBrent Wilson(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Brent Wilson, Tamme Byers, Treasurer, Boyd, TXDon “Yank” Underhill(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Don “Yank” Underhill, Brian Bean,Treasurer, Boyd, TXWISE COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PCT. 2Rob Hawkins(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Rob Hawkins, Bianka Wooten, Treasurer, Bridgeport, TXKevin Burns(Republican) IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by Kevin Burns, Dan Faires, Treasurer, Decatur, TXWISE COUNTY CLERKSherry Coursey Lemon(Republican) IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by Sherry Coursey Lemon, Bridgeport, TXWISE COUNTY JUDGEBill McElhaney(Republican) IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by Bill McElhaney, Phil Ryan, Treasurer, Bridgeport, TXWISE COUNTY DISTRICT CLERKBrenda Starnes Rowe(Republican)Paid pol. adv. by Brenda Starnes Rowe, Matthew Rowe, Treasurer, Paradise, TXCristy Begeman Fuqua(Republican) IncumbentPaid pol. adv. by Cristy Begeman Fuqua, Paradise, TXPRIMARYELECTIONTUESDAY,MARCH 2

14A WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010DEATHSSubmit YOURlocal news...www.wcmessenger.com/submitFrankie Louise Bewley1933-2010Funeral for Frankie LouseBewley, 76, of Rhome,ill be at 11 a.m. Monday,eb. 1, at Coker-Hawkinsuneral Home Chapel withurial in Boyd Cemetery.erre Joiner will officiate.amily visitation is 5 to 7.m. Sunday, Jan. 31, at theuneral home.Bewley died Wednesday,an. 27, 2010, in Decatur.Born Dec. 20, 1933, to WiliamThomas and Clara Dellates Smith in Wise County,he worked as a custodiant Boyd ISD and Azle ISDor more than 20 years andas a member of the Churchf Christ.She was preceded in deathy her husband, Delbert LeoyBewley, in December990, and a daughter, CathyYoung.She is survived by sons,uinn Wilson and wife,ebra, and Terry Lynn Wilonand wife, Rheaba, allDolores Ann Wey, 79, ofoyd was entombed Jan. 29n the Chapel of Everlastingemories, West Garden, atestern Reserve Memorialark in Chesterland, Ohio.Wey died Sunday, Jan. 24,010, in Boyd.Born June 7, 1930, inaukegan, Ill., to Fredilliam and Ann FlorenceFiscella) Gardner, she wasgraduate of Lake Forrestigh School, in Lake Forest,Ill. Wey was a retiredssistant physical theraist.She was preceded in deathy a brother, Fred Gardner.She is survived by a son,ichael Wey of Sunset;JOIN US ATFRANKIE BEWLEYof Rhome; sisters, DorothyHayes of White Settlementand Mary Ruth Williamsof Briar; six grandchildren;eight great-grandchildren;and four great-great-grandchildren.Pallbearers will be JohnnyMunds, Johnny White, RonnieSmith, Jeff Dickens, TimIvy and Clyde Slimp.Dolores Ann Wey1930-2010Wise County Messenger,January 31, 2010DOLORES WEYdaughter, Linda Wey of Boyd;and lifelong companion, JosephC. Berch of Boyd.Wise County Messenger,January 31, 2010K.T.’S CAFEFOR FAMILY FUNFOR FAMILY FUNSUPERBOWLSUNDAYFEBRU72 2 P.M.AUNTILRWINNERYCROWNED$7.99 ALL YOU CAN EATINCLUDES DRINKS • SPECIAL MENUBIG SCREEN TV100 W FRANKLIN • ALVORDService for J.D. Clark, 73,of Bridgeport will be held ata later date.Clark died Monday, Jan.25, 2010, in Denton.Born Aug. 17, 1936, in SanAntonio to John and FrancesClark, he served in theAir Force and worked atGeneral Dynamics.He is survived by his wife,Helen Tidwell Clark; sons,Scott Clark, Jimmy Clarkand Ronny Clark; daughter,Sherry Clark; stepchildren,Rod Willey, RandyTidwell, Peggy Jernigan,Larry Tidwell and wife,Susan, and Dennis Tidwelland wife, Leesa; numerousJ.D. Clark1936-2010Albert B. Clausen1931-2010J.D. CLARKgrandchildren and greatgrandchildren.Wise County Messenger,January 31, 2010ALBERT CLAUSENGraveside service for AlbertB. Clausen, 78, of SandSprings, Okla., was Jan. 25at Boyd Cemetery. 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SPORTSSUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 2010SECTION BALL SPORTSUIL realignmentMonday at 9 a.mCheckwcmessenger.comfor resultsMessenger photo by Joe DutyIllustration by Andrew MayDrawing New LinesSchools await realignment that could crack up rivalriesBy RICHARD GREENEMonths of anticipation and speculationwill end at 9 a.m. Monday as will some ofWise County’s district football rivalries.That’s when the University InterscholasticLeague will unveil its biennial reclassificationand realignment of football and basketballdistricts. Schools will start competitionin the new leagues in August. Teams willstay in the districts through June 2012.Since October when schools turned intheir official enrollments to the UIL, everyonehas been trying to guess what theagency will draw up and what it will meanfor their individual district.“You always want to know who is going tobe in your new district,” said Decatur athleticdirector Kyle Story. “We don’t have aclue where we're going to go.”The anticipation for districts in Class 2Aand A is at a fever pitch this year with anew, split-division system in the two categories.Starting this fall for football only, thetwo smaller classifications will be split intotwo divisions of 16 districts. Division I willconsist of the largest schools in the classification.The top two teams in each district will advanceto the playoffs.Continued on page 3BGIRLS BASKETBALLLady Eagles end district skidDecatur shoots down Hirschi 56-51By RICHARD GREENEThe Decatur Lady Eagles’offense came alive Tuesdaynight to pick up their firstDistrict 5-3A basketball victory.Decatur reached a districthighin points with threeplayers in double figures ina 56-51 win over the WichitaFalls Hirschi Lady Huskiesat Decatur High SchoolGym.Decatur senior point guardMercy Staley led the packwith 19 points. She hit 12 ofher 16 free throws.“It feels good; real good,”Staley said. “We were ready.This is a game we wanted towin. We looked for more opportunities.We were playingscared before. Tonightwe didn’t. Hopefully we keepplaying like that.”Playing aggressively andtaking the ball toward thebasket throughout the game,Decatur earned 39 freethrows, hitting 27. It went14-for-20 at the line in thefourth quarter.“That’s what we’ve beentrying to do, be aggressiveand take the ball to the basket,”said Decatur varsitygirls coach Billy Garner.“This feels really good toget that first one. We talkedabout it in practice and theymade up their mind theywere going to win,” he said.Decatur shot 34 percentfrom the field, hitting 13 of38 attempts. The 56 pointswere 18 points better thanthe team’s 38.2 averagethrough the first five games.The previous high was the51 points scored in the double-overtimeloss at Hirschiearlier this month.Alker hit a pair of freethrows with 1:27 left to putthe Lady Eagles up 50-48.They then held on to the leadat the line, hitting all six oftheir attempts in the final1:27.Decatur led by as many asnine in the third quarter, 36-27, after a pair of free throwsby Jaci Isham with 1:29 left.Hirschi closed the gap withinsix, 36-30, by the end of theframe.Hirschi began the fourthquarter on a 10-4 run to tiethe game at 40 with five minutesleft on a shot by KanilleWilson, who scored all 13 ofher points in the quarter.After getting the game tiedon three occasions in the finalframe, Hirschi could nevertake the lead.Alker put Decatur aheadin the final minute of thefirst half with her jumper,23-21. Decatur took a 24-21lead into halftime.Alker finished with 16points, going 7-for-8 from thefree-throw line. She went 4-for-6 from the field, hittingher lone 3-point attemptmidway through the secondquarter.“She shot the ball well,”Garner said. “She did a realgood job at the free-throwline.”Messenger photo by Joe DutyWINNING DIRECTION FROM BENCH — Decatur coach Billy Garner screams instructionsto his team while Rachael Smyers holds up signals from the bench during the Lady Eagles’victory over Wichita Falls Hirschi Tuesday night.Hirschi led at the end ofthe first quarter 11-9 on thestrength of Deara Bradley’s3-pointer banked in at thebuzzer. It was one of six 3-pointers hit by Hirschi.“They shot the ball a lotbetter than last time,” Garnersaid.Hirschi was led by CamilleLee with 14 points.Macie Dane joined Decaturteammates Alker andStaley in double figures with10. Isham added five. Brookeand Kelsey Garner had twoFincher, Chandler Youngeach.

B WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010SPORTSBOYS BASKETBALLEagles can’t slow ranked HuskiesBy RICHARD GREENEThe Decatur Eagles hadno answer for the WichitaFalls Hirschi Huskies Tuesdaynight.Decatur (14-9, 2-2)dropped its second straightDistrict 5-3A basketballgame with the 63-43 lossto Hirschi at Decatur HighSchool Gym.“I’m proud of the effort,”said Decatur varsity boyscoach Roger Brown. “Hirschiis a state-ranked teamthat has played one of thetoughest schedules in thestate.”Decatur had trouble findingopen spaces for shotsand holding on to the ballagainst Hirschi. Decaturturned the ball 18 times, including11 turnovers in thefirst half.“They are the first realathletic team we’ve playedall year,” said Decatur pointguard Ross Walker. “Youcan’t simulate that in practice.”Hirschi, ranked No. 20 inClass 3A, ended the firstquarter on a 12-2 run tobuild a 17-6 lead. MarcusFoster capped the run witha 3-pointer with two secondsleft in the frame. Fosterled all scorers with 22.Hirschi hit eight 3-pointersin the game.“They knocked down somesolid shots,” Brown said.Decatur could not matchHirschi’s shooting, nettingjust 16 baskets in the game.Decatur hit three 3-pointers.“We didn’t shoot the ballwell enough, but they had alot to do with that,” Brownsaid.Hirschi built the lead to20, 33-13, at halftime. Hirschiheld Decatur scorelessthe final 3:08 of the half. Itwent on a 7-0 run duringthat span.Hirschi led by as manyas 25 in the third quarter,40-15, on a Foster 3-pointerwith 2:30 left. Hirschi tooka 44-22 lead into the finalframe.Decatur outscored Hirschi21-19 in the fourth quarterbehind four points eachfrom Walker, Trey Hale andMessenger photo by Julie DutyRAISING HIS GAME — Wichita Falls Hirschi’s Richard Ross flies by Decatur defenders Trey Hale and Nick Linder during the Eagles’ loss Tuesday night atDecatur High School Gym.Bryan Redwine.Walker led Decatur witheight points. Nick Linderadded seven inside againstHirschi’s tall, athleticfrontline. Redwine, Haleand Kyle Green scored sixeach. Austin Lamirand hadfive, Caleb Hogan three andKyle Durdon two.Dante Combs joined Fosterin double figures with10 for Hirschi. Hirschi forwardRichard Ross addedseven.EwitHDdTmtapppact9HpBOYS BASKETBALLBoyd stingsPanthersThe Boyd Yellowjacketslayed stingy defense in therst half to secure a 45-35victory over the ParadisePanthers Tuesday night.Boyd held Paradise to justeight points through twoquarters at Paradise HighSchool Gym.“Give Boyd creditdefensively, but in the firsthalf we could not buy abasket,” said Paradise boysvarsity coach Lynn Cook.“There is no way you canbeat a quality team and onlyscore eight points in a halfof basketball.”Boyd jumped out to a 14-5lead in the first quarter andbuilt the lead to 16, 24-8, athalftime.Paradise fought backwithin 11 at the end of thethird quarter with a 13-8 run. Paradise outscoredBoyd by one, 14-13, in thefinal frame.“We did a decent jobdefensively all night,” Cooksaid. “They were under 40points before we had to startfouling at the end to get theclock stopped.”Boyd was led by TimFleming with 14 points.Edgar Lugo added 13. KyleStearns scored eight, TravisWilliams seven, JuniorWhatley two and Jared Cateone.Paradise was led in scoringby Kyle Burt with nine. AlexHamby added eight.Messenger photo by Mack ThweattIT’S MINE — Paradise’s Jacob Garza and Taylor Goforth fight for the ball with Boyd’s Tim Fleming during the Yellowjackets’victory Tuesday night.

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 20103BSPORTSGIRLS SOCCERLady Eagles fall at homeThe young Decatur Ladyagles varsity soccer teamas overmatched Tuesdayn its home opener againsthe Fort Worth Westernills Cougars.Western Hills blankedecatur 10-0 at Eagle Staium.“Our main challengesuesday evening were theidfield transitioning beweendefense and offensend waiting to react to thelay on the field instead ofroactively and agressivelyutting the ball into playnd attacking,” said Decaturoach Stanley Smith.The Lady Eagles will tryo rebound in their District-4A opener at Wichita Fallsirschi Friday, Feb. 5 at 5.m.Messenger photo by Joe DutyKICKING IT — Decatur’sCourtney Kennedy attemptsto keep the ball away froma Western Hills defenderTuesday night.Western Hills win match 10-0BOYS SOCCEREagles fightto 1-1 drawThe Decatur Eagles soccer team came a late penaltykick away from getting out of Denton with a victoryTuesday night.The Denton Broncos forced a 1-1 draw with Decaturon a penalty with seven minutes left.Decatur varsity boys coach Nick Stokes was encouragedby the tie.“We played a good game versus a good team,” Stokessaid. “We have finished our predistrict scheduled andhave played well at 3-1-1.”Decatur took an early lead with a goal by freshmanDevin Willis in the fifth minute. Willis punched homethe goal off a corner kick from Arturo Pacheco.“For the rest of the game, we played solid soccer,made good decisions and really controlled the tempowell,” Stokes said.With strong defensive play, Decatur tried to make its1-0 lead hold up. Valetin Carillo and Gustavo Huertahad four tackles each. Daniel Gamino made two.Goalkeeper Ben Copeland saved 13 of 14 shots. Thelone shot that got past Copeland was the penalty kick.“My guys enjoy playing a physical game, but we haveto make better choices in the box,” Stokes said. “This isthe second consecutive games that a penalty kick hascost this team a victory.”Decatur took 11 shots and had four corner kicks.Willis led the Eagles with four shots. Huerta took two.Francisco Bermudez had one.Decatur will start its push for its first playoff berthat 5 p.m. Friday, Feb. 5 at home against Wichita FallsHirschi.ALL SPORTSPadilla picks linesSchools await UIL realignment ...for new districtsBy RICHARD GREENEMany people are guessingwhat the University Interscholasticleague will unveilMonday with its reclassificationand district realignments.One person has puthis name behind his predictions.Carl Padilla, the operatorof the Padilla Poll ratingsservice, has drawn up projectionsfor all the new districtsin the seven classificationsand divisions between5A and 1A. Padilla, whostarted his poll in 1998, saidhe’s been doing his predictionssince 2000, and theyhave become popular withcoaches and fans around thestate.“It’s a lot of fun for me,”Padilla said. “I have good relationshipswith most of thecoaches in the state. When Iasked them to send me theirnumbers, most of them cooperated,so it’s been easierover the years. I get the vastmajority, about 80 percent.”The new division split wassomething different for Padillato contend with thisyear.Under Padilla’s predictions,Class 3A is the categorythat could have quite adifferent look next year. Heset his range at 433 to 1,035,which would allow current4A schools Springtown andStephenville to drop down.The current range in 3A is430 to 979.Padilla has those schoolsin District 6-3A, whichwould be the neighboringleague to where he projectsDecatur and Bridgeport toland. He is calling for the2010 Range projection 2008 Range by UILClass 5A ...............2,059 and above ......... 2,085 and aboveClass 4A .................. 1,042-2,058 ................. 980-2,084Class 3A ................... 433-1,035 .....................430-979Class 2A, Div. I ............ 300-432 ......................200-429Class 2A, Div. II ........... 211-299 .........................N/AClass 1A, Div. I ............ 153-210 .................. 199 or belowClass 1A, Div. II ........152 or below ......................N/AClass 1ADivision IRegion IIDistrict 5-1AChico (184)Lindsay (172)Olney (191)Santo (154)Valley View (192)Class 2ADivision IRegion IIDistrict 5-2ABowie (432)Boyd (334)Callisburg (352)Paradise (307)Ponder (342)Pottsboro (330)Padilla’s PredictionsVeteran handicapper Carl Padilla of San Antonio gives hisbest guess on how the UIL will realign local districts andclassifications based on high-school enrollment.Big Sandy rivals to stay in 5-3A with Burkburnett, IowaPark, Vernon and WichitaFalls Hirschi.Padilla predicts that 3Awill go to a system like 2Aand 1A after this realignment.“The 433 to 1,036 is quitea ratio,” Padilla said. “It’s alot more than the 2 to 1.”In 2A, Padilla projectsBoyd and Paradise to be inDivision I 5-2A with Bowie,Callisburg, Ponder andPottsboro. He sees Alvordjoining Division II 3-2A withClass 2ADivision IIRegion IDistrict 3-2AAlvord (222)Henrietta (288)Holliday (250)Jacksboro (262)Nocona (253)WF City View (256)Class 3ARegion IDistrict 5-3ABridgeport (619)BurkburnettDecatur (857)Iowa Park (526)VernonWF Hirschi (694)Class 5ARegion IDistrict 5-5ACoppellDenton Guyer(2,074)KellerKeller Central(2,756)Keller FossilRidge (2,168)Northwest(2,740)SouthlakeCarroll (2,531)Henrietta, Holliday, Jacksboro,Nocona and WichitaFalls City View.According to Padilla, Chicowill be in Division I 5-1Awith Lindsay, Olney, Santoand Valley View.His formula has the NorthwestTexans staying in 5-5Aand being teamed with Coppell,Denton Guyer, Keller,Keller Central, Keller FossilRidge and Southlake Carroll.“I’m sure the UIL has itslist together,” Padilla said.Continued from page 1BThe new system replacesthe current one wherethree teams from each ofthe 32 districts advance tothe playoffs. The largest advancingschool goes to theDivision I playoffs. The othertwo schools head for theDivision II bracket.The new system approvedby superintendents is drawingpraise and criticism.“I liked it in the beginningwhen I thought there stillwould be three schools goingto the playoffs becauseI thought it was good forthe smaller schools,” saidBoyd athletic director J.G.Cartwright. “Now there areessentially two less schoolsgoing to the playoffs. I’m nottoo crazy about two schoolsgoing to the playoffs.”Paradise athletic directorDanny Neighbors added: “Idon’t like it in the sense thatwe only send two teams tothe playoffs. In 4A and 5A,they send four teams, up to66 percent of the district, toplayoffs. In 3A, it's 50 percent.In 2A, it’ll be 33 percentin a six-team districtand only 25 percent in aneight-team district.”It is also creating a lotof uncertainty for coachestrying to piece togethernon-district schedules. Butaccording to Bridgeport athleticdirector Danny Hensonthat is always a problem.“I hate it with a passion,”Henson said about realignment.“It’s the hassle of tryingto get together a nondistrictschedule. Ever sinceI’ve been here, we’ve nevergone back in the same districtand that makes it realdifficult to do a non-districtschedule. I’d love to get agood, set schedule and notbe scrambling for games.”Bridgeport and Decaturdon’t expect any drasticchanges with both turningin enrollments between theprevious Class 3A rangeof 430 and 979. Decaturturned in 857 and Bridgeport619. What Henson andStory wonder is which directionthey will go and whowill they be paired with, orif they will remain in thesame league.For the past two years, thetwo have gone west to playVernon, Wichita Falls Hirschi,Iowa Park and Burkburnettin District 5-3A.“I have no expectations,”Henson said. “I’ve learnedthat there’s a better chanceof breaking the combinationto a nuclear arsenal thanfiguring out what the UIL isgoing to do.”Both schools could be impactedby schools such asStephenville and Springtowndropping to 3A if thenew range gets about 1,034.“You never know who isgoing to be coming up andgoing down,” Story said. “Alot will be determined bythat. We look forward to thechallenge.”For the past two years,District 9-2A has been thehome to a majority of WiseCounty teams, includingBoyd, Paradise, Alvord andChico. Those teams werejoined by Jacksboro andMillsap in football. With thenew system, no one expectsthat district to stay intactwith the different membersgoing in several directions.With an enrollment of334, Cartwright fully expectsBoyd to become a DivisionI 2A school.Where the line is drawnfor the two divisions coulddecide whether the battlebetween Hwy 114 neighborsParadise and Boyd willremain a district contest.Paradise turned in 306.“We’re right on the bubble,”Neighbors said. “We’reprobably going to be one ofthe smallest schools in thebig-school division.”Alvord, at an enrollmentof 211, is expected to splitwith its county rivals andjoin Division II 2A. Who itwill be partnered with is amystery to athletic directorDon Deweber.“I think we will go smallschool2A,” Deweber ventured.“A lot of the districtalignment will depend onwhat happens with Paradise.If they are small school,I have no clue. If they arebig school, we’ll probably gonorth. We’ll play with whoeverthey put us with anddo the best we can.”At an enrollment of 185,Chico is anticipating amove to Class A. The cutofffor Class A was 199 in 2008.New athletic director StephenCarter believes thatmove would help the developingprogram that hastaken its licks the last twoyears competing againstmuch larger competition.“It would be beneficialand build confidence for thekids,” Carter said. “We wantto build a program that canbe competitive, and rightnow it would benefit us toplay in Class A.”Class 5A Northwestturned in 2,720, which iswell above the 2008 cutoffof 2,085.Until Monday morning,it’s still a guess to everyonebut UIL. The impact is upfor the same speculation.“There’s a lot of interestand speculation,” said Cartwright,the dean of WiseCounty athletic directors.“There’s always excitementand anticipation because ithas such an effect on howthe next two years are goingto be. You never know whoyou are going to catch in theplayoffs. Pilot Point went2A by half a student, andwe played them twice in theplayoffs. If not, maybe wecould have played longer.”

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Hwy. 380940-683-3080• Jana Bearden • Lynn Clay • Martha Cleveland • Jay Conquest • Karen Davidson • Joey Duncan • Sue Ann Denton• Natalie Gary • Bob Grommesh • Kim Holt • Steve Jones • Angie Kasner • Jane Kasner • Robert Meek • Sue Meek• Sandy Onks • Tonya Shaffer • Angie Uselton • Linsey Taylor • Geary WashburnEQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYBridgeport - Beautiful custom 3/2/2 brick home with great floor plan. This homehas high ceilings, maple custom cabinets, ceramic tile and decorative lighting.Landscaped yard with plenty of trees. This home sits in a quiet subdivisionsurrounded by new homes.JOHN LANIER940-627-9714Se hablaespañolOffered byMELISSA BAILEY940-393-5464TanaMaking Dreams RealityTana 940-627-5859tanahomes@yahoo.com • www.tanahomes.comSILVER LAKES - 1 acre lot, trees, close to boat ramp and club house. Restricted subdivision. $34,900BRIDGEPORT- Why pay rent? Bridgeport - 1 duplex for sale. Large 2/2, live in one and the lease from theother pays over half the mortgage payment. Possible owner fi nance OAC at 6%. Call for appointment.One building has fresh paint and new carpet, w/stove, fridge & dishwasher. Just $149,621CHICO - 3/3 brick & offi ce/flex spaces on 35+ acres. Large master suite, Texas sized covered deck onfront & side, trees, coastal pasture, huge workshop w/electricity, 2 water wells & nice pond. $315,000FOR LEASEFOR LEASE IN DECATUR - 2/2/2 town home. Stove, fridge, dishwasher, vent-microwave. Storage in garage,separate utility. Credit and background check. $1,050/month $1,000/depositBRIDGEPORT - 2/2 duplex for lease. $695/month + DepositDECATUR - 3/2/3CP, Seven Wires home on 6.11 acres. Horses welcome, formalDR, family, media room, split bedrooms, updated in 2002. Shop has heat & air, oneside has offi ce and restroom area, pool w/spa, trees, loafi ng shed & pasture. It¹s aMust see! $298,900PARADISE - 3/3.5/3CP on 5+/- acres, stained & scored concrete fl oors, lg.bdrms., open concept, breakfast bar, dining, could have 2 masters, fl ex spaceupstairs w/half bath, two ponds, workshop and pasture. SECLUDED in trees, co-opwater. Will sell w/2 or 5 acres. $237,500DECATUR - 3/2.5/2 on 15.93 acres, TX sized rooms, WBFP, island in kitchen,walk-in pantry, lots of windows, split bedrooms, fl ex space could be 4th bedroomor offi ce Geothermal HVAC, steel construction and stone, metal roof, full lengthfront & rear porches, 3 metal buildings, stock pond, fencing, trees, pasture. A mustsee! $385,000MOTIVATED SELLER READY TO MOVE TO NEW HOME! TAKEADVANTAGE OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN THIS HOME! DECATUR- 3/2.5/2 on 2.34 acres. Quiet neighborhood, WBFP, open concept, splitbedrooms, fl ex space, jetted tub, separate shower, too much to list and allnestled in oak trees. $229,900ALL HOMES SECURED WITH ONE YEAR WARRANTY!GOT BUYERS, NEED LISTINGS!THE MARKET IS MOVING! ARE YOU READY TO MOVE TOO?CLASSIFIEDS ONLINEhttp://www.wcmessenger.com/classSHERRY LAYTON940-399-8246NANI BREASHEARS940-577-1452CECE LISBY940-399-9141KATHY FISHER940-393-5336JIM VANCE940-627-53581705 S. FM 51, Suite #104 • Decatur, TX940-627-9040www.parkerpropertiestexas.com2009This is Builder’s personalWHAT A JOY! This home offershome! Walk in and be impressed4 bedrooms plus media roomas No corners cut throughoutand office. Great kitchen withthis beautiful home! Qualitylots of cabinets. Also takeextends to a large patio, completeCeCe Lisbyoutdoor kitchen and great outdoora look at the large coveredfireplace! Super walk-in spa pool.porches with the back patio 940-399-9141Property has own deep waterarea showcasing an outdoor cecelisby@yahoo.comwell, 20x20 brick building, usefireplace. 2,735 sq. ft. homefor shop or additional garage. 2on 2 acres in Decatur ISD.acres in Decatur ISD. $429,900$288,900For 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.A MUST SEE! 3/2/2 home on almost 3 acres. Great location!Sherry GREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY! 3/1 with WBFP, 28 X 44Layton open shop, near downtown.940-399-8246REDUCED! 3/2/2 in good neighborhood with WBFP. Call forsherrylayton@embarqmail.com details.REDUCED! 30 ACRES, beautiful land in Paradise. Only $5,700/acre.Visit our website for a complete list: www.parkerpropertiestexas.comREDUCED $35,000 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE!YOU’LL LOVE THIS ONE! Beautiful 4/2.5/2 on 1.69 acres. 2living areas, breakfast nook, dining, 9 x15 deck overlooks pooland creek. New flooring. Fresh paint in and out. Bay windows,solar screens, Oak trees, 70’ tall. Pecan trees along creek. Footbridge, ATV trail. $199,900Wise County’s#1 Real EstateCompany(per MLS statistical data)www.century21sueanndenton.comDecatur - Beautiful home in park like setting. Mature oak trees surround thishome in Indian Trails. Watch the wildlife on the wrap around front porch orwhile swimming in the Gunite pool. This house was created for entertainingoutside complete with fire pit by the pool. Separate apartment above garagemakes it the perfect place for in laws or a teenage retreat.LOTS/ACREAGEParadise - Nice 10 acres of land in a great location right off of FM 51 in the great Paradise ISD. Electric hooked up toproperty. Great place to build your dream home.Decatur - Rolling 29 acres in Wise County. Both dry and live creeks. Mature oak trees and open pastures make this arare find for the price. There is also an additional 25 acres available.COMMERCIALRhome - 11 acres on Highway 114 Great commercial possibilities with high traffic.Decatur - Duplex-2 units each with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, ceramic tile and carpet. Great opportunity for investors!Units are already leased for the year. Convenient location close to parks, shopping and highway access.

®MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEEQUAL HOUSING®EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE®®MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEMULTIPLE LISTING SERVICEWISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 20105BREAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENTREDUCED $10,000New 3/2/2, Bridgeport. Brick, tile,fireplace, island kitchen, Whirlpoolappliances, energy package.$ 1 1 7 , 9 0 0 . M u s t s e e !(817)253-4485. No agents.RUNAWAY BAY626 Halfmoon Way, 3/2.5/2 beautifulcustom home on golf course.Lots of upgrades. $229,500.(817)219-6083.DelorisGeeslin940-626-0921ShellyRenaud, Assistant940-393-5923Decatur- Beautiful 3/2,formal dining, largekitchen with breakfastbar, fireplace in livingroom. Nice coveredpatio, privacy fence.Close to Middle Schoolin Eagle Addition.Decatur- 11.88acres, paved roads,unrestricted. Ready formobile or new build.Less than 5 miles fromtown. $90,000Decatur - 3/1 homeattached PENDINGto large shopon 2 acres. $84,900Mobile Homes$0 down with land. 2, 3, 4 & 5-bedroomhomes. Low, low payments.(940)665-8787.1/3 on 1 acre, ZERO DOWN! Financingavailable. (817)237-4300.R33893.3/2 DOUBLE WIDE. Only $19,000.(817)237-4471. R33893.2-BEDROOM, 1-BATHkitchen appliances included, extraclean. 8x35 covered deck, must bemoved. $8,000. (940)427-2628.2005 SOLITAIREdouble wide, 2,128 square feet,3-bedroom, 2.5-bath, study, all electric,ceiling fans, WBFP. Must bemoved. (940)644-5727.3/2 with OFFICE, 2 ACRES onH I L L , G R E A T V I E W S .(817)237-4607. R33893CASH WHOLESALEto the public. Low overhead. Savethousands. (817)637-1357.Close to lake, 4/2 with trees.(817)237-0500. R33893.Factory direct. Clayton Homes forless. One stop shopping. Call today!(940)665-8787.Land, home deals for less!!(940)665-8787. RBI-33731.Land/home government loan program,qualify by phone for 6.0%fixed rate. (940)458-0094.Mobile home, 5-bedroom + office +land. Hurry, priced to sell. Call Tim,(817)624-7565, ext. .NEW 3-BEDROOMON 1 ACRE1500+ square foot, 3/2, open countrykitchen with huge bedrooms neartown. Federal Housing loans availablefor less than your rent payment.Need approx $4k/down cashor trade, then receive $8,000 taxcredit. Only 3 lots left. NationwideHomes, (800)314-2092.NICE 2007 FLEETWOODdouble wide. 1,960 square feet, 4/2,2-living areas, new condition; newcarpet, mini blinds & light fixtures.Financing available with 3 1/2 %down. 417 CR4421. $89,900.(940)577-4484.OWNER FINANCELITTLE ELM 3/2New 3/2, factory built home, readyfor move-in with decks and utilities.Huge livingroom and kitchen withwalk-in pantry. Only $496/monthwith lot! $1,995/down + $4,000 taxrebate to you, 15-year note, 9%APR or owner finance.(940-)458-0047. YES.OWNER FINANCE3/2 on 3 acres. (817)237-4504.R33893.ONLINELISTINGSwww.midwayproperties.comBrowse the internet for all ourWise County e-listings and also, for yourconvenience the USA’s total REALTORlistings database atwww.MidwayProperties.comor call 940-683-5191Wise County’s Oldest Realtor Brokerage for over 30 years$24,285,NEW HOMEPlus delivery, set & A/C.(800)518-7811, Nation Wide HousingDBA Oak Creek Homes.RBI33937.MANAGER’S SPECIALSAVE $24,104New 3/2, extra nice, front coveredporch. (800)518-7811. Nation WideHousing DBA Oak Creek Homes.RBI33937.USE YOUR LAND AS YOUR DOWNFREE SITE CHECKFREE LOAN QUALIFICATIONHomes starting at $28,650.(800)518-7811. Nation Wide HousingDBA Oak Creek Homes.RBI33937.RBMOBILEHOMES.COMMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.R e p o s . F r e e e s t i m a t e s .(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.WILLIAMS MOBILE HOME SERV.Best deal on moving, set up &trim-outs. Bonded, licensed & insured.(940)433-3117.RENTALSRENTA• Apartments • BusinessProperty • Condos/TownHomes • Duplex Housing• Homes • Mobile Homes •Rooms • Roommate Wanted• Spaces & Lots • For Lease •Wanted to Rent • Wanted toLease • Facilities • StorageBuildingsAll 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.ApartmentsPUBLISHER’S NOTICE:This 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.HOME FOR SALE244 Valley Meadow Dr. • Prairie View EstatesBuilt in 20063 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage home on 1 acre, corner lot.New upgraded AC unit, carpet, and blinds, fenced in yard,built- in shelves in garage, fireplace, large master suite withhis and her closets, and many additional extras!One owner home - non smoker, no indoor pets or small children!A MUST SEE! - $147,000940-389-8240BRIDGEWOODExecutive SuitesBridgeport, TX1, 2 BedroomsAvailableWasher & dryerincluded940-536-93462/1 APARTMENT IN CHICO$600/month. $300/deposit. No pets.C a l l ( 9 4 0 ) 6 4 4 - 2 7 1 3 o r(817)929-1930.Boyd 2/1 apartment. No smoking,no animals. $600/month, $500/deposit.(940)433-8383.Fantastic garage apartment, 501 N.Church, near downtown Decatur. 2room, 1-bath, washer/dryer in garage.$600/month. Email:jamiekmiller1@yahoo.com; call(682-551-5000.EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYMR E A L E S T A T EClint Sanderson, RealtorMollie Sanderson, Broker/Realtor 940-433-2761OLLIE SANDERSONHwy. 114 in Boyd • 940-433-8383Eighter Decatur Apartments. Furnished,cable, all bills paid.(940)799-7572.Decatur: Stonehill Apartments,brand new, 1-bedroom, 1-bath, callon-site manager at (940)627-9200.Bowie: Garden Terrace Apartments,2-bedroom, 1-bath. Only 2available.Sanger: Sanger Apartments, 1 &2-bedroom 1-bath.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementProperties, contact Elaine,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.Efficiency apartments for rent, allbills paid. (940)433-3133.Nice, 1 small bedroom cabin for rentin Chico. $350/month plus $200/deposit,water paid. No pets.(940)210-9158 or (214)926-2613.www.yourcountryconnection.comYour Real EstateProfessionals$299,000 BRING YOUR HORSESHaslet: Country home on over three acres,storage building, fenced, extra large play roomor additional living area, formal dining, lovelypool with large patio, no city taxes.Call Pam Davis at 817-296-9050$880,000 GREAT LOCATION ON HWY287 IN DECATUR: 8,000 sq. ft. buildingplus 960 sq. ft. front porch built in 2004 atthe corner of Thompson. Showroom with 5offices, 3 restrooms, stock room and 2 workareas with overhead doors. Call Cliff Moon at817-229-6599Business propertyCOMMERCIAL PROPERTYOffice/retail space. 1,000-7,000s q u a r e f e e t f o r l e a s e .(940)627-2510.OFFICE SUITEon Decatur square, North TrinityStreet. $325/month. Cannon PropertyManagement. (940)368-1811.Office warehouse for lease. 10,000square feet includes 2,000 squarefeet of office space. Highway 287North. (940)627-4309.Condos, town homesCondo for rent, Runaway Bay.1-bedroom, unfurnished, all appliances,including washer/dryer. HOAp o o l . D e p o s i t r e q u i r e d .(940)393-1796, (940)575-2114.Preferred Properties940-627-19901814 S. FM 51 • DecaturEach office is independently owned and operated.New ranch style construction! 4 bedroom, 2 bath on 3.79 acres.Additional acreage available. $235,000 Call Marilyn1 acre waterfront on Lake Amon Carter at Key’s Landing. $25,000 CallMarilyn73 fenced acres of great pasture and sandy soil. $219,000 Call MarilynBeautiful wooded 2.01 acre lot! Build the home of your dreams whileinterest rates are low. $34,000 Call MarilynWow, huge price reduction! Here’s the whole package for your horseranch! 76.59 acres with a great view. This property is a minute away fromthe LBJ Grasslands, multiple barns, horse walker, in ground pool, fencedand cross fenced, and even a house for your ranch hand. Come see all thepossibilities! $566,360 Call RhondaHunting land deluxe! Scenic land with high elevations, rock outcroppings,3 nice tanks and one of them spring fed, plenty trees. Deer, turkey andhogs! Also a hunters cabin on 122.9 acres. Call RhondaOPPORTUNITYwww.remax-preferredproperties-decatur-tx-us.com817-638-9050101 N. Main St. - Rhome$539,000 GREAT FOR HOME BUSINESSBoyd: Very well kept 3/1 country home on 30acres, 50X50 building H/C, 40X60 hay barn,20X60 parking, storm shelter, hot tub, fenced& cross fenced, great view.Call Bob Boughton at 940-393-5194$205,000 HORSE READY!Decatur: Very nice horse propertyon 5 acres, loafing shed, tack room, 4bedrooms, 2 baths, built in 2004, superclean. Call Carol Bailey at 817-229-1303Jack CannonBroker940-368-1811Eric Cannon940-393-5317515 E Belknap, Jacksboro2.48 acres in town. 3/2/2 with pool, hardwoods, 2 living areas, ample roomfor all your animals, multiple out-buildings, Lake Jacksboro views.ALLEN CRUMLEY817-480-9502www.wtranch.comwww.williamstrew.comBringing you the BEST in North Texas!*CHICO - 1.82 acres of land on a private road just off County Road 1480. $14,000*SUNSET - 47 acres fenced cross fenced with stock tank, trees & view. $350,000*SUNSET - 5 treed acres with custom 40 x 50 insulated shop building. $105,000*SLIDELL - 30 AC, tank, views, adjacent to Eagle Canyon Raceway. $7,500/AC*ALVORD ISD - Privacy on 10 acres heavily treed with small open area. $78,000*SILVER LAKES RANCH - 2 AC in The Preserve on Amon Carter Lake. $49,900*SILVER LAKES RANCH - 1 AC waterfront on Amon Carter Lake! $85,000*SILVER LAKES RANCH - 1 treed acre on Amon Carter Lake cove! $35,000www.cokepoe.comResidential, Rural Land, Farm & Ranch940-644-5800DECATUR ISD Move in ready3/2.5/2 custom home and detachedmetal shop building with overhangon two acres. Location is betweenRhome and Decatur and withinthe Decatur ISD. Property hascommercial potential with easyaccess to Highway 287. Home hasthree bedrooms and two baths andrecent neutral paint and carpet. Openfloor plan includes split master, largekitchen, large living area with woodburning fireplace, and lots of storagespace. Home was built in 2000 using2 x 6 exterior wall construction.Reduced! $199,900BOYD: Well cared for 4/2/1 brick,formal dining, fireplace, large patio,Parkay & tile flooring, fenced backyard,nice neighborhood. Could be a 3/2/2.$157,500BRIDGEPORT: Immaculate 2004 32 X 76 Solitaire Manufactured Home. 4/2 with 2 half baths,split bedrooms, 2 living areas, large kitchen, 2 car carport, storage building. All this and manyOak trees on 8.83 secluded acres. Easy access to Hwy 199. $159,900BOYD: 2/2 frame home, formal dining, fireplace, hardwood floors, central heat & air, 2 car carport,storage building, coastal pecan trees on 3.87 fenced acres. $135,000BRIDGEPORT: Very nice, 3/2 Manufactured home on 1 acre, carport, storage building, fencedbackyard, deck on front and back. $95,000BOYD: This property was used as a day care. With a few modifications could be 3 bedroom home,large yard with covered area, front part of house frame and backpart metal. Reduced to $75,000BOYD: 0.6 acres, old house not livable, city water and sewer. $18,000DECATUR: 20 acres more or less, 8 miles north of Decatur on FM 730. Nice coastal field, goodbuilding spot for that new home. $10,000 per acreBOYD: City lot in restricted subdivision, city utilities available, paved street. $19,550BOYD: Commercial property, a most desirable site, 3.28 acres on Hwy 114 in city limits, waterand sewer available. $357,000If You Are Thinking of Buying or Selling Property, Please Give Us a Callor Stop By Our Office. Our listings are selling.MAIN OFFICE IN N.E.TARRANT COUNTYBeverly Whetsell940-399-9545www.wisecountyrealestate.comLesleyNivens,e-Pro940-367-3652BOYD: New Listing! Very nice 4/2/2 brickhome on large lot, ceramic tile in kitchen,dining room, hall and baths, utility room withwalk-in pantry, nice neighborhood, fencedbackyard, covered patio. $149,900CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 2.829ACRES with 1,800 sq. ft. of livingspace. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and 3walk-in closets. Shop is 24 X 24 witha 2 car carport on side, Decatur ISD.$205,000WE LIVE INWISE COUNTY &WE SELL WISE COUNTY!BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM HOME ON89.270 ACRES. Home has 3,490 sq.ft. with 2 living areas, 2 dining areas,3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Fenced,established coastal and barn. $725,000REDUCED! 3 bedroom, 2bath brick home in Alvordon paved road in niceneighborhood. House builtin 2005, open concept,large lot that backs up tocountryside, 2 car garage,neutral colors throughout.$115,900Beautiful property located in thecountry. Build your dream home,have your horses and cattle. Thereis a working aerometer windmillcirca 1915 on the property forthe water well. Some trees, landis level with a slight slope. Thisis a corner parcel on CR 2625 &CR 2735201 Main, Rhome -Investment opportunity! 3homes on a corner lot. 1, 2, &3 bedroom homes. Commercialpossibilities.LANDGREAT LOT IN RUNAWAY BAY24 ACRES - WITH WINDMILL & WELL41 ACRES - SUNSET88 ACRES - AURORA, GREAT FORFARMING OR LIVESTOCK.4/3.5/3 ON 1.210 ACRES IN RE-STRICTED SUBDIVISION. Homehas 3,415 sq. ft., fenced yard, concretedrive, gourmet kitchen, split bedroomsand wood burning fireplace. $378,000DECATUR SCHOOLS!2,700 sq. ft. house builtin 2006, 4 bedrooms, 3full baths, 2 car garage,2.5 acres with trees, quietarea of nice homes notfar from Decatur. Anabsolute MUST SEE!Reduced to $325,0004199 FM 51 Home is 3 bedroom,2 bath on 2 acres of land, with aspacious metal 25 x 30 shop withconcrete floors. Property is fencedwith a small pond. $175,9001002 S. College 3/2/2, greatlocation, corner lot with 2ndhome on property. Well andmany upgraded features.574 CR 4270 Home & Workshopon approx. 24 + acres ofpasture, trees and tank. Propertyis cross fenced so is perfect forhorse or cattle. $320,000137 PR 4443 3/2 on 2 acres,fenced and cross fenced, aboveground pool, well maintainedmanufactured home, storage.$82,800 Owner Financing109 ACRES - TREES & PASTUREDECATURCOMMERCIAL FOR LEASEN. TRINITY OFFICE SUITE$350/MONTHSearch The MLS Listing For All Homes Or Properties AtWWW.CANNONREALTY.NETEllenJohnstonPresident/CEO817-379-311120, 30 ACRES Tracts for sale in CatlettCreek of Decatur.JACKSBORO ISD- Barn house on44+ park like acres. 2 water wells, Hwy59 frontage. House has 2,234 sq. ft.and is 2 story. $259,950BOWIE ISD- Lovely home in Bowiewood floors, ceramic tile, sun room,large master bedroom, split bedrooms,2,457 sq. ft. of living space. $119,500WATERFRONTHOME with boatdock and ski-doopad. Home is 2,316sq. ft., 3 bedrooms,3 baths. $264,900

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE6B WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENTEMPLOYMENTRace Fans, only one left! FortWorth, Texas Motor Speedway,2-bedroom, 2-bath condo.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementProperties, contact Elaine,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.Duplexes***NOW AVAILABLEIN BRIDGEPORT***$695/month, $400/depositAsk about our move-in special!3-bedroom, 2-full bath, all appliances,W/D connections.(817)270-4660.www.shorthornpm.com1-bedroom, 1-bath brick, storagebuilding, large kitchen, new carpet,washer/dryer/water included. 13miles NE Decatur. $545/month.Available Feb. 1. (940)466-9702.2-bedroom, 1-bath. $595/month,$400/deposit. No smoking, no pets.Available now. (940)390-7002.3-bedroom duplex available inBridgeport. New paint & carpet.$ 7 5 0 / m o n t h . D o n n a ,(940)389-1615.3-BEDROOM, 2-BATHduplex for lease in Alvord.$675/month plus $400/deposit.Please call (940)427-7375.3/2 and 3/1 covered carport, Decatur.$850/month, $700/deposit. Weprovide water, trash disposal andmowing. (940)389-1963 or(940)627-0074, ask for Vickie.Duplex for rent in Bridgeport. 2-bedroom,2-bath. $750/month, $500/deposit.(940)433-8728.Duplex for rent. Paradise ISD.2-bedroom, 2-bath, no pets.$700/month. (940)683-4380 or(940)389-1357.DUPLEXES & APARTMENTBridgeport, $600-$650. Some include1st 2 weeks free! CannonP r o p e r t y M a n a g e m e n t ,(940)368-1811.Now available: 2-bedroom duplex inB r i d g e p o r t . $ 6 5 0 / m o n t h ,month-to-month lease. Donna,(940)389-1615.DECATUR: Spacious 2,147 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, 2.5bath, built in 2000. Great home in desirable location.Double lot with side entry 2 car garage, quietneighborhood. Walking distance to Intermediateand Middle Schools. Elementary school within4 blocks. Features covered patio, hot tub, den,sprinkler system and new CH/A unit installed in2008. Also includes separate 120’ storage building.$199,500SPECIAL IN ALVORD!3/2 duplex, $695/month. 2/1 fourplex,$595/month. $400/deposit.Ask about the $25 early paymentdiscount! Charlie,(214)803-2784;Barry, (940)393-8740; office,(940)626-8331.Homes***INCREDIBLE DEAL INRUNAWAY BAY***$795/month, $500/deposit. New2-story home w/fenced yard. 3-bedroom,2-bath. All appliances &washer/dryer connections. Petfriendly. (817)270-4660.www.shorthornpm.com.2-bedroom, 1-bath house in Bridgeport.Garage, laundry room, bigyard, very nice. No pets, no smoking.$600/month plus deposit.(940)433-8887, (940)399-0080.2-bedroom, 1-bath, Rhome. Nopets. $700/month, $500/deposit.Call Pam, (817)296-9050.2/1 rent house in Bridgeport.$750/month, $750 security deposit.No pets. (940)683-5917,(817)304-0056.“Timeless Elegance”www.spenceproperties.com1509 N. Bus 287 • Decatur - 2/1Available Feb. 1$850/month • $300/deposit701 N. Trinity • Decatur - 2/1Available Feb. 1$800/month • $300/deposit200 Cyndilu • Decatur - 3/2/2Available Feb. 1$1,600/month - $800/down402 E. Ash • Decatur - 3/2/1Available Feb. 1$1,190/month • $300/depositAll homes include lawn care.940-372-0634 • 817-825-46473-bedroom, 1-bath, 607 E. Hale,Decatur. No smoking, references required.$800/month + deposit.(940)627-2244.3/2 brick home in Rhome. CallBecki, (817)307-3709.PARADISE: Beautiful 78 acres with 3ponds. Stone and brick double wide ofno value. Great investment propertyor a wonderful place for your dreamhouse. $3,200 per acreMarilyn Gokey, Agent817-929-5910mgokey@aol.comwww.trinitrealtytexas.com104 N. Trinity • Decatur, TX 76234“Located on the historic Courthouse Square”American Dream RealtorWaterfront & Beyond, Inc.Come let us make your Dreams come true.252 US Hwy. 380 West • Runaway Bay, Texas 76426940-575-4464 • www.amer-dream.com4-bedroom, 3-bath, 2-car garage,2,500+ square feet. 1.3 woodedacres with storage shed. Boyd ISD.$1,450/month. (817)996-7420.COUNTRY LIVING2/1 brick guest house, 1 mile northof Decatur. $1,000/month; +$100/month per horse. $500/depo s i t . N o p e t s / s m o k i n g .(817)925-2574, (940)627-6627.Country living, Decatur. 2/1 house,new kitchen, washer/dryer connections,extra storage, large fencedyard. No smoking. $800/month +deposit. (940)231-5235.Decatur: 2527 Old Denton Highway,3-bedroom, 2-bath. 509 Sewell,3-bedroom, 2-bath. 1706 S. College,3-bedroom, 1-bath. NO PETSALLOWED. Karl Klement Properties,contact Elaine, (940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.GREAT DEAL IN BOYD!!!$850/month, $500/depositBEAUTIFUL 2-STORYNEW HOME FOR LEASE.3-bedroom, 2-full bath, appliances,W/D connections. Fencedyard.(817)270-HOME.www.shorthornpm.comHOMESDecatur & Alvord (horses permitted),3-bedroom, 1 or 2-bath. Someinclude 1st 2 weeks free! CannonP r o p e r t y M a n a g e m e n t ,(940)368-1811.House for rent in Bridgeport, 2/1,carport. $500/month plus deposit.(940)433-8887, (940)399-0080.In Boyd, 2 & 1-bedroom houses.Very clean, appliances, no pets.S t a r t i n g a t $ 5 5 0 / m o n t h .(817)444-3636.Recently renovated country home,located on beautiful property. Water,lawn care included. No pets, nosmoking. Application required.$800/month plus deposit.(940)872-2001, (940)642-9113.Spend the winter on the lake! Furnished1-room cabin on LakeBridgeport, all utilities, full-size kitchens,dish TV, (no phone).$720/month plus tax, $100/deposit,refundable. Call (940)683-3016.Available November-March.Mobile Homes2/2 single wide, 16x60, water well,septic system, excellent condition. 2miles from Slidell. No inside pets.$ 4 7 5 / m o n t h , $ 3 0 0 / d e p o s i t .(940)389-5323.3-BEDROOM, 2-BATHdouble wide with lake view, damonly 2-3 minutes away. $900/month,$900/deposit. (940)683-5842.3-BEDROOM, 2-BATHfor lease. 1,900 square feet on 5 secludedacres. Fenced for horses.$975/month. (817)721-0773.3/2 DOUBLE WIDE4 sheds, 2 acres, clean & well kept.Decatur ISD. $800/month, $800/depo s t . ( 9 4 0 ) 6 2 7 - 2 9 4 8 ,(405)412-7032.3/2 double wide, Boyd area. Nopets. $700/month, $300/deposit.(940)433-2408.3/2 mobile home, $550/month; 2/1mobile home, $500/month; 30’travel trailer, $500/month; $450/deposit.RV space, $225/month. Nopets. Bridgeport area. Nice quietpark. References required.(940)644-2608.3/2 with 2-living areas on 1.5 acresof land. Horses OK. (940)969-6085,(940)393-1103.4-bedroom, 2-bath double wide and3-bedroom, 2-bath. Each on 1 acre.(817)281-4311, (817)422-3023.FOR RENT/SALE2001 double wide, 3/2, clean & wellkept, 1 acre, Decatur ISD. No pets.$ 7 5 0 / m o n t h , $ 6 0 0 / d e p o s i t ;(817)673-7531.Nice 1-bedroom trailers, furnished,electric & water paid. Bridgeport.$500-$520/month. (940)683-2442,(940)393-9500 or (940)683-4166.Paradise ISD, 2/2, $500/month,$300/deposit. Boyd ISD, super nice3/2, $650/month, $350/deposit. NOPETS. (817)220-8033.PARK MODEL EFFICIENCYtrailer for rent. RV lots also available.(940)393-3113.Trailer for rent. 3-bedroom, 2-bath inChico. $475/month, $200/deposit.(940)210-9158, (214)926-2613.Spaces & lotsSecure parking, Highway 380, Decatur.Oil/gas equipment, RV, rocktrucks, stock trailers, boats, sparevehicles. (888)475-7556.SPRINGTOWN RV PARK3080 W. Highway 199, Springtown.(817)220-4678. Daily, weekly,monthly rates. Covered/uncoveredspaces. Laundry. Free Internet.SUNSET RV PARKCentrally located between Decatur,Bridgeport, Bowie on Highway 287.Full hook-ups, free laundry, freewireless internet. (940)845-2007.Storage BuildingsDECATUR SELF STORAGEBest ofWISE2009VOTED BEST SELFSTORAGE IN WISECOUNTYFree lock with rental of unit• We sell boxes and moving supplies• Climate controlled units available• U-Haul Dealer - Trucks, Trailers, etc.Ask about our special!1100 E. Bus. 380 • Decatur940-627-6434Toll Free: 877-718-8875www.decaturselfstorage.netEMPLOYMENTEMPLOYM • Childcare• Business Opportunity• Employment Information• Adult/Elderly Care• Food Service • Medical/Dental • Miscellaneous• Offi ce • Retail/Sales• Trades • Work WantedEmployment 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.Mystery shoppers, earn up to$100/day. Undercover shoppersneeded to judge retail & dining establishments.No experience required.Call (877)467-0212.ChildcareTeacher needed, 11:30a.m.-6p.m.,Mon.-Fri. High school diploma orGED required, minimum18-years-old. Apply in person, CollegeStreet Childcare, 805 S. College,Decatur.Food serviceGrowing Decatur restaurant seekingto fill management position. Experiencedcandidates forward resumeto P.O. Box 161, Decatur, TX,76234.Work while your kids are in school.Come to work after they go toschool. Be off before they get homefrom school. Monday-Friday lunch,all positions. Sweetie Pie’s Ribeyes,210 W. Main, Decatur. Apply9a.m.-6p.m., Mon.-Sat. EOE.Medical/Dental★DIETARYDIRECTORAZLE MANOR• 142 Beds SNF• Company Benefits• Salary Negotiable• CDM License Required721 Dunaway Lane, Azle817-444-2536DAILY MEAL PROVIDEDFOR ALL EMPLOYEESSUNNYHILLSNURSING ANDREHABCNAAPPLY IN PERSON AT201 E. THOMPSON, DECATURor FAX RESUME to940-627-3937EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERWise Performance, P.T. needingpart-time receptionist/PT Tech. Faxresume to (940)627-7582 or call(940)627-7554 for more information.Senior Care Health &Rehabilitation CenterBridgeportNow hiring for the following positions• RNs • LVNs2 - 10 p.m. - 10 p.m. - 6 a.m.$500 Sign on bonus• Certified Medication Aides - 2 - 10 p.m.$250 Sign on Bonus• Certified Nurses Aides - 2 - 10 p.m.offer shift differential and insuranceAPPLY IN PERSON AT2108 15th St. • Bridgeportor call940-683-5023EEO M/F/D/VMiscellaneousACCEPTING APPLICATIONSfor seasonal employees, March-October2010. Positions available: security,housekeeping, recreational.Bay Landing, can pick up applicationat Ranger Station, 2305 W.Highway 380, Bridgeport.(940)683-3016.Car lot needs part-time help washingcars & other light labor. Must bein good health w/clean driving record.(940)683-1999.Housekeeper, full-time; plus drivekids to after school activities. DPSbackground check. Valid drivers license.Send resume: Hyaz Family,P.O. Box 855, Rhome, TX 76071;nollur@yahoo.com.Now hiring day & night auditor deskclerk at Best Western, 1801 S.Highway 287, Decatur. Apply inperson.Now hiring: breakfast host; frontdesk, all positions (nights/weekendsrequired); room attendants; housekeepingsupervisor. All shifts available.Hotel experience a plus. Applyin person, LaQuinta Inns & Suites,Highway 287, Decatur.Full-time professional needed for busyoffice. Sales and customer relations experiencea bonus. Must have experience withcomputer applications Word, Excel, andQuickbooks. Must be able to multi-task in abusy environment, possess good work ethicand positive attitude. Call 940-393-1351.MECHANICDecatur, TX149 BAY ROC LANE, RUNAWAY BAYWHAT A GOOD BUY! 3/2/carport and extra lot. Covered hot tub,deck and near the lake.Cindy (Horn) AngellHome 940-575-4375Cell 940-393-1717Billie HornHome 940-575-2172Cell 940-393-1425Scott LocklearConstruction & ExcavationBEAUTIFUL HOME ON 13+ ACRES. 4/2.5/3, 4,593sq. ft., two story home. Austin stone fireplace, 23’vaulted ceiling, built-in dressers in all walk-in closets,central vacuum, game room, swimming pool, hot tub,great for entertaining. 40 X 75 shop. Joins Wind MillLake Grasslands. Lots of trees, built in 2008.Veryenergy efficient, low utility bills. Hurry to look today!NEW CONSTRUCTION, JUST FINISHED!3/2/2 in great neighborhood. 1,602 sq. ft.,Alvord exemplary schools. Split be drooms,fireplace, all on 1 acre. Hurry and get your taxcredit on new homes. Call Scott today!!!$133,000Hugh (Mac) McCraryHome 940-575-4922Cell 940-393-1375COMMERCIAL BUILDING WITH HWY 287FRONTAGE. Pipe railing all the way aroundthe gate. 40 X 80 half being office and halfshop. Will consider leasing. Call me to look!$115,000HURRY!!! 5/3 on beautiful 10 acres with shop.2,214 sq. ft., Alvord schools, vaulted ceilings,sprinkler system, water softener, Granitecountertops, split bedrooms, huge open living/kitchen area. This house is priced to sellquickly and will not last. $199,90011 ACRES in Alvord ISD. Beautiful building sight. Reduced to sell quickly at $59,0003.2 ACRES with trees and pond, restricted area. Reduced to $26,0003 ACRES, lots of trees and very secluded. Call to look today.2 ACRES, Alvord ISD with lots of trees.1 – 12 ACRE TRACTS in Decatur.SCOTT LOCKLEARBUILDER REALTOR/BROKER • 940-393-2727• RN - Behavioral Health * Med/Surg• LVN - Med/Surg * RehabPART TIME & PRN• THERAPY SERVICES - PT*COTA*OT/PRN• FIT-N-WISE AQUATICS - Swim Instructors2000 S. FM 51 • Decatur, TX. 76234 - A not for profit hospitalwww.wiseregional.com - EOE - Job Line: 940-626-2525Up to $7,000 RN Bonus• SURGERY - RN Circulator * Surgery Tech• LAB - Blood Bank Supervisor• HIMS - Clinical Coder• RADIOLOGY - MammographerJOB OPPORTUNITYFor ExperiencedFLORAL DESIGNERwith good organizational skills. 2 -3 days a week or more.Send resume toP.O. BOX 149, Attn: DB, Decatur, TX 76234EXPERIENCED MEDICALOFFICE MANAGERneeded for a busy Pediatric office.Must be proficient with in-houseBilling • Coding • Collectionswith Commercial and Medicaid Insurance.3 + years of experience in a medical officemanagerial position preferred. Familiarity withAllScripts, EncounterPro, EHR, Quickbooks,Excel, and Word a plus. CPC a plus.Fax resume to Ashley at 940-627-8055Nabors Well Services is currently seeking anexperienced oilfield mechanic for work over rigs, dieselpowered trucks-engines, transmissions, brakes, hydraulics,electrical, pumps and winches for the Decatur location.Diesel mechanic experience preferred.Must have own tools.Valid Class A CDL Required.Phone: 817-396-4870Fax: 817-396-4882Email: courtney.haley@nabors.comEEO/M/F/D/VINTEGRACARE HOME HEALTHOF BRIDGEPORTHAS AN IMMEDIATE OPENING FORA FULL-TIME RNWe offer:- $2,500 Sign-On Bonus- Competitive Visit Based Pay + Incentives- Flexible Work Schedule- Team Oriented Environment- User Friendly Point-Of-Care Documentation- Paid-Time-Off: 18 PTO DAYS ANNUALLY TOSTART- 7 PAID COMPANY HOLIDAYS- Comprehensive Healthcare Benefits Plan- 401 (k) (K) Plan with generous company match- Cell Phone Reimbursement- Gas Mileage Reimbursement- + much more!- To learn more about our successful & growingcompany, please visit us at www.integracarehh.comTo apply, please contact Karen Pemberton, RNClinical Manager at (940) 683-8171.

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 20107BEMPLOYMENT SERVICES FARM AND RANCHOfficeIMMEDIATE OPENINGRECEPTIONISTCome Grow With Us!• Paid vacation / holidays• Paid sick leave / bonus annually• Health Insurance• Life Insurance• Hourly payDuties include:Heavy phone usageFriendly customer serviceSchedulingFilingTypingHours 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.Apply at:Wise/Chem Safe Pest Control4144 US Hwy 380W940-627-7378Retail/SalesAdvertising sales person needed.Must be dependable, self-motivated,goal oriented. Full-time, Monday-Friday.Benefits available. Send resumeto Wise County Messenger,P.O. Box 149, Atten: LD, Decatur,Texas 76234.Experienced sales person for hotel,vents, wedding sales. Straightommission plus bonuses. Someeads provided. Fun place. Email reume:seo1964@yahoo.com.TradesAccepting applications for experiencedelectrician’s helper.(940)627-1895.Driver needed for end dump,CDL-A, 2-years experience.(940)433-2519.Drivers needed for end dump andvacuum trucks. Tanker endorsementrequired. (940)577-5847,(940)389-2579.Experienced hair stylist with someclientele. Shear Madness,(940)627-0660.Experienced roustabout crewpusher. Must have a minimumClass A CDL. Clean driving recordrequired. Some travel requiredthrough week, home on weekends.Please call (940)683-4017 for moreinformation.NOWACCEPTINGAPPLICATIONS• General Labor• Clerical• Skilled Labor• Bookkeepers940-683-90462202 Hwy. 380, Suite 7, BridgeportNow accepting applications for automotivetechnician and body shoptechnicians. Apply in person, Rick’sAuto Repair & Towing, 3280 S.Hwy. 101, Bridgeport.Now hiring experienced hairstylistwith clientele and licensed massagetherapist. Salon located in Bridgeport.Call Vanessa, (940)393-5600.Now hiring licensed journeymanelectrician with commercial & residentialexperience. (940)627-5588.Yard hand needed. Oilfield downholetool rental. CDL a plus. Companybenefits. Email resume:jatoolslawrenz@aol.com.Looking for justthe right job?Wise County Messenger Classifieds Onlinewww.messenger.com/classWe now have career opportunities for the following: EquipmentOperators, must have a Class A CDL, prefer hazmat endorsement, fracexperience a plus, however not required. We also have opportunities foran Internet Technician (I.T.). Diesel Mechanics with experience workingon heavy and frac equipment. There is a career opportunity for anExperienced Fabrication Supervisor. Must have experience welding,fabricating, and organizing work and employee schedules.Must be able to get equipment out in a timely manner.Pumpco offers competitive Benefits package and a 401(k).For interest in a Frac position call 940-726-1838For interest in Mechanic position call 940-736-1395For interest in an I.T. position orFabrication Supervisor email resumeto:sgoff@pumpcoservices.comfor all other positions,come by the yard to fill out application at117 Elm Grove RoadValley View, TX 76272Pumpco is an equal opportunity employerSCHOOL BUS DRIVERS NEEDEDTraining available. Whether lookingfor a part-time position or a career,consider joining our team. Enjoyimportant and meaningful workthat is close to home with favorablehours (weekend work not required)and competitive pay andbenefits. Prospective team membersmust be able to pass a DOTphysical, be drug free, and possessa clean driving record. Contact theDecatur Independent School DistrictTransportation Department at(940)627-9038.SERVICChildcareFull-time childcare in my Decaturhome. 20+ years of experience.Contact Colleen at (940)210-5749.BusinessSERVICESRick’sENVIRONMENTAL SERVICESRoll/Off ContainerService forTrash & Debris RemovalHaz-Mat Containment &Removal940-683-3770Bridgeport, TX 76426DRIVEWAYSK’s Services, specializing in graveldrives, water problems fixed, dirtwork & materials. Kevin,(940)627-4550.I DO ALL TYPES WELDINGFences, new construction, barns,cattle guards, entryways & more.(940)255-9495.JOE TUCKER DRYWALLSheetrock ✣ Tape ✣ Bed ✣ Texture.New construction, remodeling,add-ons. Call (940)389-0029.MR. SWEEP’SChimney Cleaning Service. Chimneycaps, dryer vent cleaning & fireplacerepairs. Call, ask for $20 discount.(817)692-5624.RAY’S PAINTINGBetter work, better price. 20-yearsexperience. Cell, (940)389-7400.REMODELING AND ALL HOMErepairs including masonry & painting.Honest, dependable, experienced.Call Carlton, (940)394-6138.RICK’S CABINETS& COUNTERTOPS(817)713-1667. Competitive pricing.Free estimates. Quality customcabinets. New, remodels. 1555 W.Business 380, Suite 6, Decatur.STONE WORK & CONCRETERetaining walls, patios, rock entries,houses, landscaping. Small brickjobs. Decatur references. 20-yearsexperience. Major credit cards acce p t e d . I n s u r e d / b o n d e d .(817)919-4487.TEN FIVE TRUCKINGa family owned business. Let us fulfillyour oilfield needs. 3-ton truck,40-foot gooseneck trailer and fullyinsured. (972)462-0506.THE CAR DOCTORWe make house calls! Mobile autorepair. Dead batteries, minor repairs,tire changes, etc. Call(940)626-0070, (940)389-7593.Housecleaning• Childcare• Adult/Elderly Care• Business• Housecleaning• Let Me Fix It• Miscellaneous• TutoringAFFORDABLE HOME CLEANING18-years professional experience inWise County. Post-holiday, 1-timeor on-going services available. Dependable,thorough, current localreferences. All supplies provided.(940)389-4236.I clean, top to bottom. Free estimates.References available. Callfor appointment. (940)393-0645.Let me fix itA+HANDYMAN SERVICEAll your home maintenance needs.Light plumbing and electric. Honeydo’s, home/auto repair, winterizing.Call Karl, (817)995-7960,(940)627-1115.COWBOY RUSTYAll types remodeling, decks, coversor any home repair & power washing.Senior citizen discount.(469)441-3314.HOME REPAIRSCarpentry, minor electrical & plumbing.Free estimates. (940)389-0582.MIKE’S RV SERVICEService calls, insurance work, fullrepairs, power washing, detailing.Also work on horse & enclosed trailers.Michael, (940)399-7565.RUSSELL’S HOMEMaintenance& RepairAll Types ofRemodelingPainting - Interior, ExteriorAdd-ons, Decks, Honey Do’s And MoreCall UsFor All Your Home Needs940-389-4943MiscellaneousFREELANCE WEB DESIGNGRAPHIC ARTISTLocal web designer and graphic artistwith more than 15 years experience.Reasonable rates.www.toddagriffith.com.Save money on your prescriptions!Check out Texas Co-op Power for adiscount card from CoServ. Visitcoserv.com for details.VALENTINE’S CAKESOrder now! Celebrations Market.Call for prices, (940)389-0139.Williams’ Hauling& Tractor Works• Brushhog & Finish Mowing• Blading, Plowing & Tilling• Backhoe work, driveways• Dirt, sand & gravel hauling• Land Clearing• All types cleanup & haul-offs• Quality work, fair pricingJames Williams940-399-9138FARM AND RANCHFARM ARANCFarm Equipment1-horse double axletrailer, $1,500. 2 really nice saddles,1 5 . 5 ” , $ 5 0 0 / e a c h . C a l l(817)489-2557.FORD 5610-S TRACTOR60HP, front-end loader with bucket,front & rear hay spears, 7-footblade, 6-foot heavy duty bush hog,3-point auger. Low hours. $13,000.(940)969-3842.STORAGE CONTAINERSGreat storage! The best containersat the best price. (817)726-7669.Fencing• Farm Equipment • Fencing• Lawn & Garden • Livestock• Livestock Care/Training• Livestock Lost & Found• Livestock Stud Service• Livestock Supplies• Miscellaneous • Mowing• Pasture & Feed • PoultryAFFORDABLE FENCINGAll types, including chain link, woodprivacy, vinyl, farm fencing. Installationor repair. (940)626-9290.www.affordablefencing.net.AL SALINAS FENCINGPipe, braces, cable, tubing, gates,cattle guards, entryways and allkinds of wire fences. (940)577-0878or (940)210-0789.ALLEN FENCE COMPANYFamily owned. Free estimates, alltypes of fencing. Best prices. Tarrant& Wise Counties. Call(979)218-8787.BOBBY’S FENCEAll types fencing. Free estimates.Over 25-years experience.(817)444-3213.CHRISTIAN COWBOY FENCINGBarbed wire, horse & goat. Newfence & repairs. Steve, cell,( 8 1 7 ) 3 6 0 - 6 3 8 5 ; h o m e ,(940)626-4660.FARM & RANCH FENCINGPipe & cable, non-climb, barbedwire, entrances, solar gate operators,repairs. Jim at (940)367-7505.WELDING AND FENCINGAll types of fencing and welding.www.tx3dranch.com(940)210-1242.Lawn and gardenTREES TRIMMED & REMOVED36 years in business, insured. Allmajor credit cards accepted.(817)444-0861, Teater.Livestock12% all stock, $7.35, 50 lbs. Deercorn, $6.75, 50 lbs. Laying pellets,$10.85, 50 lbs. 20% Breeder Cube,$7.35, 50 lbs. 14% Creep, $6.70,50 lbs. AGVantage Farm & RanchSupply, 1817 N. Highway 287, (1mile north of Highway 380), Decatur.(940)627-2312.2-YEAR-OLD FILLYblue roan; 15-1 hands; double bredHancock. $1,800. (940)748-2263,please leave message.2-YEAR-OLD FILLYPalomino; 15-2 hands; double bredHancock. $1,800. (940)748-2263,please leave message.3 BLACK ANGUSbulls for sale. Low birth weight. Call(940)210-9102.7-YEAR-OLD REGISTERED PAINTmare, 6-months of cutting horsetraining, best or experienced rider,$1,500. Also, miniature horses forsale. Call (817)489-2557.9 LONGHORN COWSbred to Angus bull. $800/each.(817)501-1381, (940)433-2624.ALL NATURAL BEEFstraight from the ranch. Young, tender,no growth hormones/antibiotics.Grain or grass fed. Whole, half.(940)366-3172.ATTENTION: HORSES WANTEDWill remove or buy unwantedhorses. Also, buy used trailers.(817)360-7617 or (940)210-5552.BLACK ANGUSbulls, 13-16 months; bred & openheifers. Registered, easy calving,good growth, out of A.I. sires.(940)964-2273.www.ntin.net/TruittFarmsBLACK BRANGUSpure bred, registered bull, 2 1/2years old, ready for service.(940)627-2102.C BAR M TACK-FEED-HORSES143 CR4396, Decatur, TX. Cash,c h e c k s , c r e d i t c a r d s .www.cbarm.net, (817)929-3612.GRAND CHAMPION HAMP GILTborn September 2009. $300.(940)531-0235.I BUY & SELLall kinds of animals: horses, cows,calves, sheep, goats, chickens, turkeys,mules. (817)223-4477, callFred.LLAMASweanlings (6-months-old), adults,bred females, guardians & pet quality.We provide training & supportfor new owners. (940)433-5897.Livestock care/trainingHORSESHOEING & TRIM$25, trims: $60 shoes. Office,(940)969-2700; cell, (940)399-8580.MiscellaneousNEED YOUR SADDLE REPAIRED?Saddles cleaned, oiled & repaired.Custom leather work. Smith Saddlery,(940)627-3945; cell,(940)389-3619.MowingASK ABOUT TREE TRIMMINGAND SPRING CLEAN-UPACREAGE MOWINGTractor services. Plowing, seeding,aerating, tilling, fertilizing available.Tommy, (940)482-6578.CUSTOM ROUND/SQUAREbaling, mowing, plowing, grain drill,trees trimmed, gardens tilled. Smalldump trailer available for hauling.C a l l ( 9 4 0 ) 3 9 3 - 9 6 1 6 o r(940)683-3148.Pasture and feed1,200 SMALL SQUARE BALESof November 2009 native & coastalc l i p p i n g s , i n t h e b a r n .(940)748-2434.12% all stock, $7.35, 50 lbs. Deercorn, $6.75, 50 lbs. Laying pellets,$10.85, 50 lbs. 20% Breeder Cube,$7.35, 50 lbs. 14% Creep, $6.70,50 lbs. AGVantage Farm & RanchSupply, 1817 N. Highway 287, (1mile north of Highway 380), Decatur.(940)627-2312.HAYShop Us First Or Last!50 years of actual servicein Hay Sales.Try us andsee if our prices can be beat!Thank you,Danny Taylor940-389-3068Charles H. Taylor940-627-3385 • 940-393-2728940-389-3068 • 940-389-5000ARIZONA ALFALFA3-string, high quality bales. Othersizes also available. (940)389-3891.COASTAL HAYSquare bales, fertilized, barn stored.No minimum, you load. 2008,$6/bale. 2009, $7/bale. Boyd,(940)433-2335.COASTAL HORSE HAYsquare bales, fertilized. No minimum.We help load. Delivery available.Between Decatur/Alvord,(817)991-7625.LAST YEAR’S COASTALhay for sale. Barn kept, 5x5 rolls.$65/roll. (940)393-0900.LONESOME DOVE FEEDDeer corn, $7.05. 12% Broncohorse/cattle, $7.60. 14% CallingCubes, $6.65. Firewood, $180/cord.Located 1231 CR4380, Decatur.(940)389-2945, (940)433-5902.Authorized Bryant Feed distributor.MIX 30Wise County liquid feed distributor,minerals, feeder tubs. Call(817)675-6545, (940)748-2785.ROUND BALEScoastal, $35/each. (940)969-3842.SMALL SQUARE COASTAL3-string Alfalfa from Arizona. 3x3x8alfalfa. Call for prices.(940)393-6095.PoultryLAYING HENSfor sale. 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8B WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 2010PETSMERCHANDISEFOR SALE TRANSPORTATION NOTICESPets!!ATTENTION!!We suggest that our readers thoroughlyinvestigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.AKC PAPILLON PUPPIEShome raised, champion lines,male/female, sable & tri-color, tiny,$350 & up. (940)872-5514.OLD ENGLISH BULLDOGSRegistered male, $600; 3 females,$800/each. All have puppy carepack including shots/worming.Ready to go. (940)389-1649.REG. AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDS3 males left, 6-weeks-old, 1st shotsand dewormed. $200/each.(940)433-2796, (940)389-3230.Pets lost and foundFound: tan male Chow mix &black/gray/tan female Heeler mix,wearing collar. Paradise area.(940)683-4917.MERCHANDISE FOR SALEMERCHANFOR SAFurniture• Appliances• Clothing/Jewelry• Furniture• Garage Sales• Firewood• Miscellaneous• Auctions2 wood desks, coffee table & endtables. Call (940)389-6984 after5p.m.$ 299/EACHNEW sofas, loveseats, dinettes,2-piece queen pillow top w/freesheet set, dressers, recliners &more. ONLY 10% down, no creditcheck. www.AlsFurnitureOnline.comAl’s Furniture, Denton; Mon.-Sat.,10a.m.-6p.m. (940)387-4828.Got to getrid of itnow?Sell it quick inthe classifieds!Call 940-627-5987to find out just how wellClassified Ads work!NEW QUEEN PILLOW-TOPmattress set, $200. (817)862-0782.AARONS: SAVE BIGLease return sofa and loveseat from$359. Lamp pairs from $39. Laptopsfrom $289. Sanitized mattress setsfrom $119. Washer and dryer pairsfrom $379. NEW 60” Mitsubishi1080P TV $1,299. Short on cash?Lease to own in 12 months with nocredit needed. Cash, check, MasterCard/Visa. Aarons, 1304 FM 51South, Decatur; (940)627-5043.Ask for Miles.BEDROOM FURNITUREThomasville Armoire, $550, &matching night stand, $230. Also,dresser, $599. (940)627-2561,(940)399-6119.WALNUT, L-SHAPED DESK3-months-old, like new; file cabinet;leather chair; $1,500/all.Wall-mounted pamphlet display,$50. (940)627-7469.QUEENPILLOW-TOPMATTRESS SETNew/Warranty$175(940)765-5861DELIVERY AVAILABLE.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.Bridgeport, 2110 Lanice, Fri. only,Jan. 29, 8a.m.-4p.m. Remodeling,furniture, adult/children/infant clothing,building supplies, books.Decatur, 1101 Fortenberry Road,Thur., Jan. 28, noon-5p.m.,Fri.-Sat., Jan. 29-30, 9a.m.-5p.m.Great sale with antiques & traditionalfurniture, costume jewelry, fullgarage & barn. For complete details& pictures, visit:www.estatesales.net.Decatur, Preskitt Road to 243CR3051, Sat., Jan. 30,8:30a.m.-1p.m. Garage sale, miscellaneousitems.No licencia, no problema. Nosotrospodemos asegurados. InstanteSR-22 hablen para un presupuesto.Se habla Español. Ray Aaron InsuranceAgency, (940)627-1455.FirewoodFIREWOOD FOR SALESplit oak firewood, delivery availab l e . ( 9 4 0 ) 4 3 3 - 2 6 7 8 ,(940)337-1728.FIREWOODfor sale. (940)389-3413 or(940)389-8511.Firewood for sale. Call(940)748-2138 for details.Miscellaneous3 Goodyear Wrangler tires,265/75R16. 1 set BF Goodrich, allterrain tires, 245/70R-17, like new.K e n m o r e e l e c t r i c d r y e r .(940)577-1534.MOBILITY SCOOTERS, LIFTSNew scooters 3-wheel, 4-wheel.MedCare approved Jazzy Wheelchair/lifts,batteries. Free, in-homedemonstration. Matt, MedCare Solutions,(940)393-1427.Pool table, 8 foot, with 2” Italianslate. $1,000. (940)627-3068.• BoatsTRANSPORT• CarsBoats1997 GLASTRON GS-205Only used 4 times. Contact Cody,(817)629-1799.CarsTRANSPORTATION• Recreational Vehicles• Trucks• Accessories• Trailers• Wanted to BuyIF YOU NEEDa good, dependable car or truck for$3,500 or less, come by CowgirlAuto Sales, 804 Business Highway287, Decatur, TX; (940)626-0070.Ask about our inventory. Let’s dobusiness!SPRING CLEAN UPI haul off unwanted clunkers (titleonly) for free. Also, appliances,scrap metal, batteries, cell phones.(940)683-4849.WANTEDI pay cash for old cars & trucks.(940)391-6757.Se habla español1110 HOVEY ST., BRIDGEPORT940-683-1999BUY HEREPAY HEREI’LL BUY THOSE YARD CARSas well as your good used cars.Arvin, (817)925-8768.TOP DOLLAR PAIDfor junk cars & trucks.(817)220-5682.Recreational vehicles2003 HONDA CRF230& 1997 Honda 600R, $1,600/each,great condition. 1991 Harley DavidsonElectra Glide, $7,000/OBO. Call(817)713-1667.2008 CRF250R, very good shape.(817)851-4693 orkody.klement@gmail.com.EveryoneWelcome!Chico, TexasBikes NotNecessaryIT’S NOT YOURGRANNY’S CHURCHUnless She’s a BikerCome discover real power and freedomfrom the Creator Jesus Christ our LordThursdays at 7:30 p.m.Unchained Biker Church109 S. WeatherfordChico, TX 76431Speedy - President 940-577-6014Doc - Vice President 940-389-8871CJ-7 JEEProck climbing 4x4. Must sell. $5,500negotiable. (817)597-1009.GREAT BIKE!2003 KLX 400, $2,950. 2004 14'Pace enclosed trailer w/tie downsystem for bikes and ATVs, $2,950.(940)393-8740.SMITH RV CENTERHighway 287 South, Decatur. Sales,rentals, parts, service (including mobileservice) and consignment sales!1(800)906-6632 or (940)626-8200.Pickups/Vans/SUVs1958 CHEVY APACHEpickup, partially restored, engine rebuilt,new tires & wheels, $4,500.24’ tandem trailer, new tires, requ i r e s d e c k i n g , $ 5 0 0 .(940)627-5773.2002 Chevrolet extended cab,1/2-ton, Z-71 4x4, heated/leatherseats, fully loaded, very nice,1 1 5 , 0 0 0 m i l e s . $ 1 0 , 7 5 0 .(817)247-0246.2002 RANGER XLTExtended cab, new tires, battery,V-6, 79,000 miles, runs good.$6,500/OBO. (940)389-7847.2001 FORD E150white cargo van, storage shelves inside,extension ladder rack, V-6,AC, runs great. $4,195.(940)872-4541, (940)841-2316.2004 FORD F350dually, excellent condition. $11,500.Call (940)859-1326.Trailers14 FOOT S&H STOCK TRAILERwhite, good condition. $2,250.(940)389-7847.ANNOUNCEMENTSANNOUNCEM • PersonalWantedIf you have unleased minerals or amineral lease that is about to expire,I’m interested in talking with you.South/Southwest Wise County andNorthern Tarrant County. Pleasecall (940)704-5679.Local Wise County band seekingb a s s p l a y e r f o r T e x a sCountry/Rock-N-Roll music. Alreadyhave gigs. Call (940)595-6994,please leave message.Legal noticesCITY OF DECATURORDINANCE 2010-01-01AN ORDINANCE TO ZONE AP-PROXIMATELY 45 ACRES OFLAND INCLUDING A 0.737-ACRESEGMENT OF BENNETT ROAD, A0.408-ACRE SEGMENT OF TRIN-ITY STREET AND A SEGMENT OFU S 8 1 / 2 8 7 W H E R ERIGHTS-OF-WAY ABUT PROP-ERTY TO A THOROUGHFAREBUSINESS (C-2) ZONING DESIG-NATION. THE PROPERTY TO BEZONED IS GENERALLY LOCATEDNORTH OF BENNETT ROAD,WEST OF US HWY 81/287 ANDTRINITY STREET AND EAST OFTHE CITY OF DECATUR WASTE-WATER TREATMENT PLANT.(ZC2009-04)Duly passed and approved by theCity Council of the City of Decatur,Texas this 25th day of January2010.Joe Lambert, MayorAttest:Diane Cockrell, TRMCCity SecretaryThis ordinance, in its entirety, isavailable for review in the Office ofthe City Secretary.PUBLICATION OFREGISTEREDSEX OFFENDERIn accordance with Article6252-13c.1, Texas Civil Statutes,the Wise County Sheriff's Departmentis publishing information onregistration of a known sex offenderwho has moved into WiseCounty.The offender, Jimmy David Brazile,date of birth 11/19/1947, willbe residing at 160 CR 3051, Decatur,TX 76234. Charged withsexual assault. His victim was a16 year old female.PUBLICACION DeOFENSOR DE SEXOREGISTRADODe acuerdo con el Articulo6252-13c1, de los Estatutos Civilesde Texas; El departamentodel Alguacil del condado Wiseesta publicando informacion sobreun ofensor de sexo registradoquien se ha movido al condadoWise.El ofensor, Jimmy David Brazile,fecha de nacimiento 11/19/1947,residirá en la dirreccion 160 CR3051, Decatur, TX 76234. Acusadode asalto sexual. Su víctimafue una muchacha de 16 años.Notice of Estray• Card of Thanks• Let’s Swap• Lost & Found• WantedNOTICES• Legal Notices• Public NoticesWISE COUNTY SHERIFFNOTICE OF IMPOUNDMENTOF ESTRAYOn January 20, 2010 one PygmyGoat was impounded in the Paradisearea by Wise County AnimalControl. Contact Wise County AnimalControl, (940)627-5971 for additionalinformation.If ownership of said estray is notdetermined by 13th day of February,2010 said estray will be sold at publicauction/sheriff’s sale at BowieLivestock Commission.PUBLICATION OFREGISTEREDSEX OFFENDERIn accordance with Article6252-13c.1, Texas Civil Statutes,the Wise County Sheriff's Departmentis publishing information onregistration of a known sex offenderwho has moved into WiseCounty.The offender, Richard RayBradshaw, date of birth7/29/1970, will be residing at 690ES Randell St., Rhome, Texas76078. Charged with indecencywith a child by contact. His victimwas a 4 year old male.PUBLICACION DeOFENSOR DE SEXOREGISTRADODe acuerdo con el Articulo6252-13c1, de los Estatutos Civilesde Texas; El departamentodel Alguacil del condado Wiseesta publicando informacion sobreun ofensor de sexo registradoquien se ha movido al condadoWise.El ofensor, Richard Ray Bradshaw,fecha de nacimiento7/29/1970, residirá en la dirreccion690 ES Randell St., Rhome,Texas 76078. Acusado de indecenciacon un niño por contacto.Su víctima fue una muchacha de4 año.THE STATE OF TEXASTo: JULIO ANTUNEZ and to allw h o m i t m a y c o n c e r n ,Respondent(s):“You have been sued for divorce.You may employ an attorney. If youor your attorney does not file a writtenanswer with the clerk who issuedthis citation by 10:00 A.M. onthe Monday next following the expirationof twenty days after you wereserved this citation and petition, adefault judgment may be takenagainst you.”The petition of SECUNDINA SI-FUENTES ANTUNEZ, Petitioner,was filed in the 271st District Courtof Wise County, Texas on January26, 2010, against JULIO ANTUNEZ,Respondent, in a suit numbered andentitledCV10-01-067IN THE MATTER OF THE MAR-RIAGE OF SECUNDINA SIFUEN-TES ANTUNEZ AND JULIO AN-TUNEZThe suit requests to dissolve themarriage relationship between Petitionerand Respondent.Petitioner’s Attorney or PetitionerELIZABETH NIELSEN121 North Woodrow LaneSuite 104Denton, TX 76205940-382-0907The Court has authority in this suitto enter any judgment or decree dissolvingthe marriage and providingfor the division of property which willbe binding on you.Issued and given under my handand seal of said Court at the officein Decatur, Texas, this the 26th dayof January, 2010.Attest:Cristy FuquaWise County District ClerkPO Box 308Decatur, Texas 76234By: Nell Low, Deputy ClerkBids & ProposalsNOTICE TO VENDORSINVITATION TO BIDThe Northwest IndependentSchool District will receive sealedproposals in the Purchasing Department,by mailing to PO Box 77070,Fort Worth, Texas, 76177-0070, ordelivering to 2001 Texan Drive,Justin, TX 76247 for:Self-Funded Dental Claims,Discount Dental Plan & VoluntaryDisability ProgramRFP #010-014-02-003February 25, 2010 @ 2:00 P.M.Each Proposer shall identify hissealed Proposal by typing on theoutside of the envelope:Northwest IndependentSchool DistrictAttn: Joyce Polson/PurchasingAgentSelf-Funded Dental Claims,Discount Dental Plan & VoluntaryDisability ProgramRFP #010-014-02-003The District shall receive, publiclyopen, and read the names only ofthe proposers in a ConferenceRoom at the Northwest ISD EducationCenter, 2001 Texan Drive,Justin, TX 76247, at the specifiedtime and date listed above. Requestfor Proposals (RFP) receivedby delivery or mail after 2:00 p.m.,February 25, 2010, will be returnedunopened.Proposal packets will be releasedon Monday, February 1, 2010, bycontacting Joyce Polson/PurchasingAgent via e-mail jpolson@nisdtx.orgor the packet can be downloadedfrom the NISD Purchasing webpage at www.nisdtx.org . Any questionsconcerning interpretation orclarification of the proposal are to besubmitted in writing to Eric D. Smithvia email at eric.smith@smith-associates.comor by fax at817.310.3539.Northwest ISD reserves the rightto reject any/or all proposals and toaccept any proposal deemed mostadvantageous to the Northwest IndependentSchool District and towaive any informalities in bidding.ADVERTISEMENT ANDINVITATION FOR BIDSThe City of Newark will receivesealed bids for Rehabilitation ofTank No. 2 and Abandonment ofTank No. 1 until 2:00 p.m. onThursday, March 11, 2010 at Cityof Newark, City Hall, 310 FM Road718, Newark, TX 76071 (or mailedto P O Box 156, Newark, TX76071-0156). Bids may also behand-delivered to the Public Librarybetween 1:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. onThursday, March 11, 2010. Bids willnot be accepted beyond 2:00 p.m.at either location. Bids will then bepublicly opened and read aloudat 2:10 p.m. at the Newark PublicLibrary located at 209 HudsonStreet, Newark, TX 76071.Bid/Contract Documents, includingDrawings and Technical Specifications,are on file and may beviewed without charge for the purposeof preparing bids at variousplan rooms in the area as well asthe following locations:OWNERCity of Newark310 FM Road 718Newark, TX 76071PH (817) 489-2201ENGINEERGary Burton Engineering, Inc.(F2812)209 N. Main St.Weatherford, TX 76086PH (817) 599-9067Copies of the Bid/Contract Documentsmay be obtained from theENGINEER by payment of $30 foreach set of documents so obtained.NO REFUNDS.A Bid Bond in the amount of 5% ofthe bid issued by an acceptablesurety shall be submitted with eachbid. A certified check or bank draftpayable to the City of Newark maybe submitted in lieu of the Bid Bond.All Bidders are encouraged tocarefully examine the specificationsand other documents, visit the worksite, and become fully informed asto all conditions and matters whichcan in any way affect the work orcost thereof.The City of Newark reserves theright to reject any or all bids or towaive any informality in the bidding.01/24/2010City of NewarkHonorable Matthew Newby, MayorNOTICEParadise I.S.D. is accepting proposalsfor bleachers; press box; remodelof current bleacher seating;construction of bathrooms and ticketbooth at the football field. ContactMonty Chapman at 940-969-5001for specifications. Proposals needto be turned in to the Central Officeby 9:00 AM on February 4, 2010.NOTICE TO VENDORSINVITATION TO BIDCSP# 02162010-1Pogue Construction Company willreceive subcontractor proposals forthe Northwest High School Danceand Orchestra Additions in NorthwestISD. Pogue Construction isacting as a Construction Manager atRisk for the Northwest IndependentSchool District for:Northwest High SchoolDance and OrchestraAdditions - ProposalPackage 1 of 1, containing:• All trades.Before February 16, 2010 @2:00 P.M., Pogue ConstructionCompany shall receive the proposalsat Pogue Construction's office at1512 Bray Central, McKinney, TX75069, and shall open all proposalsat 2:00 PM, February 16, 2010.Drawings, specifications, and proposalforms may be obtained beginningJanuary 29, 2010 from the officeof the construction manager. Atotal deposit of $100 will be requiredto obtain one set of drawings andone project manual. Deposit checkswill be returned if the ProposalDocuments are returned to the constructionmanager's office in goodcondition, within ten (10) days afterthe Proposal opening.Pogue Construction reserves theright to reject any/or all proposalsand to accept any proposal or combinationof proposals deemed mostadvantageous to the Northwest IndependentSchool District and towaive any informalities in bidding.Questions concerning the projectmay be directed to Pogue Constructionat (972) 529-9401.NOTICE TO VENDORSINVITATION TO BIDThe Northwest IndependentSchool District will receive Requestfor Proposals (RFP) in the PurchasingDepartment, by mailing to POBox 77070, Fort Worth, Texas,76177-0070 or delivering to 2001Texan Drive, Justin, Texas 76247for:Discount/Wholesale & GroceryStoresRFP #010014-01-002February 25, 2010 @ 2:00 P.M.The District shall receive the proposalsat Northwest ISD AdministrationCenter, 2001 Texan Drive,Justin, TX 76247, at the specifiedtime and date. Proposals will beopened as received and recorded.Proposal forms will be releasedstarting Tuesday, January 19, 2010,from the Purchasing Department bycontacting Jennifer Dunlap, fax8 1 7 . 6 9 8 . 1 0 0 4 o r e - m a i ljdunlap@nisdtx.org.Northwest ISD reserves the rightto reject any/or all proposals and toaccept any proposal or combinationof proposals deemed most advantageousto the Northwest IndependentSchool District and to waive any informalitiesin bidding.

WISE COUNTY MESSENGER, Decatur, Texas, Sunday, January 31, 20109BSPORTSBOYS BASKETBALLGreyhounds run past ByersThe Slidell Greyhounds reoundedfrom their loss to Sainto last week with a smashing ofyers Tuesday night.Slidell (9-11, 5-3) ran out to aast start and never slowed in the5-24 win.“We were really ready to playAfter having their District 5-A winning streak snapped lasteek at 14, the Bridgeport Sisiesfell from first place in theeague Tuesday with their secondtraight loss.Bridgeport (19-8, 4-2) lost to theowa Park Lady Hawks 63-50.Bridgeport trails Burkburnettnd Iowa Park in the standings bySitting in third place in District 9-2A basketall,Alvord Lady Bulldogs could not close gapn the second-place Peaster Lady Greyhoundsuesday night.Fueled by a big second quarter, Peaster ranast Alvord 64-37.tonight,” said Slidell boys varsitybasketball coach Andy Simpson.“Every guy scored, which makes ita fun night. Our defense has gottenmuch better as the season hasgone on.”Slidell held Byers to just fourpoints in the first quarter, buildinga game.Bridgeport led 15-14 after thefirst quarter before things wentsouth.“The first quarter was playedgood and with heart,” said Bridgeportgirls varsity basketball coachEddie Fortenberry. “After that weplayed pitiful defense and playedwith no emotion or heart.”GIRLS BASKETBALLPeaster jumped out to a 16-10 lead. The LadyGreyhounds built that lead to 35-16 with a 19-6 run in the second quarter.Peaster took a 49-28 lead into the fourthquarter. The Lady Greyhounds ended the gamewith a 15-9 run.a 17-4 lead. The Greyhounds builtthe lead to 32-11 at halftime.Slidell kept pulling away in thesecond half. The Greyhounds hada 15-5 run in the third quarter.They followed that by outscoringByers 18-8 in the final frame.Dyllon James led the Greyhoundswith 14 points. Trent Myersadded nine. TJ Epting andTommy Replogle each scored eight.Dylan Carnes had six and OmarGomez five. Justin Romine, DanielMcCasland and Scott Binghamfinished with four. Cord Hankinshad three.Lady Hawks hand Sissies lossIowa Park went on a 16-8 run inthe second quarter to build a 30-23 halftime lead.In the third quarter, IowaPark added to the lead, outscoringBridgeport 19-14. The LadyHawks also held a 14-13 edge inthe final frame.Presley White and Becca Loganeach scored 12 points for the Sissies.White added four rebounds.Logan had three steals. EmilyPrice added 11 points and six rebounds.Haley Meeks had sevenpoints and four steals. Katie Samplesfinished with three points.Sarah Joiner and Alyssa Holmeseach scored two. Audra had one.GIRLS BASKETBALLLady Bulldogs fall to PeasterSophomore point guard Jordan Ward led Alvordwith 16 points. Jennifer Ward and MadiLynch each scored six. Erin Patrick added five.Amber Greer had three and Carley King two.BOYS SOCCERTexans kick Grapevine in openerThe Northwest Texans boys socerteam began District 5-5A playn a winning note Tuesday night.The Texans blanked Grapevine-0 at Northwest ISD Stadium.“We played very well overll,”said Northwest coach ChadRakestraw. “It is very important tostart district 1-0. We had one winall last year in district, so to get awin the first game of this year isvery important. We now just needto stay focused on the next game.”That next game with ColleyvilleHeritage Friday was postponeddue to wintry weather.Against Grapevine, Jose Muropunched home both goals on assistsfrom Gio Vazquez in the firsthalf.“They made the adjustmentsnecessary to get a shutout in thesecond half,” Rakestraw said.The Texans controlled the actionwith their defense.“The defense played very well,”said the Northwest coach.hangs onThe Slidell Lady Greyhounds’winning streak in 17-Led by 33 points from juniorAllie Staub, Slidell (15-7, 9-1) ran past Byers 69-45Staub in double figures with“Allie and Bobbie were recipientsof a good defensive effortand quick outlet passes,”said Slidell varsity girls coachCody Vanover. “They did agreat job of getting down thefloor and we did a great job offinding them. It led to a lot ofeasy buckets, which allowedus to play fast all game long.”Slidell jumped out to a 22-8lead in the first quarter andnever looked back. With a 14-4 run in the second quarter,Slidell took a 36-12 halftimeByers played Slidell evenfinished with five points.Chanel Brewer and RebekahMcGregor each scored four.Sarah Davis added threepoints with her seven assists.Ashton Stroope and ShandaGIRLSBASKETBALLSlidellto firstA is now up to nine games.Tuesday night.Bobbi Clemmer joined16 points.lead.in the second half.Slidell’s Katy StephensWoodruff both had two.GIRLS SOCCERNorthwest fallsin 5-5A openerThe Northwest Lady Texanscould not find the back ofthe net in their District 5-5Aopener Tuesday night.Northwest (3-1-3, 0-1) wasblanked 4-0 by Grapevine atMustang-Panther Stadium.The Lady Texans wereforced to wait in their effort torebound Friday. Their gamewith Colleyville Heritage waspostponed because of the wintryweather.BOYS BASKETBALLMillsap nips ChicoSubscribe Online.www.wcmessenger.com/subscribeThe Chico Dragons couldot keep up with the Millsapulldogs in the second halfuesday night.Millsap outscored Chico 26-6 after halftime in a 56-42victory at Chico High SchoolGym.The Bulldogs’ big secondhalf broke open a four-pointgame at halftime.“We played our best half ofthe season in the first half,”said Chico varsity boys basketballcoach Mike May. “Wewent in down 30-26 to a teamthat had beaten us by 47 earlierthis year. We played greatdefense and gave tremendouseffort throughout the game.”Millsap held Chico to justnine points in the third quarterto open the lead to 43-35.Chico managed only seven inthe final quarter, while Millsapscored another 13.“We had a span of timein the late third and earlyfourth quarters where wecouldn’t get our shots to fall,”May said. “That put us in aposition to where we had tofoul late as they stalled andthey hit their free throws toput the game away.“I was very proud of theeffort that they gave. It wastremendous,” the Chico coachadded.Tyler Terrell paced theDragons with 11 points. VictorSegura scored nine andpulled down six rebounds.Dylan Davis added six points,nine boards and two steals.Matt Robinson finished withsix points and two steals.Dustin Walker had fourpoints and eight rebounds.Austin Tate scored four andJustin Clayton two.GIRLS BASKETBALLParadise topples BoydThe Paradise Lady Panthers ran out to anearly lead and held off the Boyd Lady Yellowjacketsin a 48-36 varsity basketball winTuesday night.Paradise built a 15-6 lead in the first quarter.With a 16-6 run in the second frame, theLady Panthers built a 31-12 halftime lead.Behind Jessica Drake, who was sufferingfrom the flu and did not play in the firsthalf, Boyd made a little run to pull closerin the second half. Boyd outscored Paradise9-7 in the third quarter and finished on a15-10 run.Drake finished with 14 points to leadBoyd. Keenan Burgin finished with eight.Stormi McCarter had seven, Shelbi Tidwellfive and Chelsea Landis two. Tidwell pulleddown nine rebounds.Paradise was led by Casey Fletcher witha game-high 16. Brandi Erwin added eight.Haley Mitchell, Courtney Andrews and BaleighNewman scored six. Tori Glover hadthree, Hannah Runnels two and GabbieVonHuevel one.

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