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•Breakfast Tacos (Corn) 99¢•Order of $5 get 24oz drink FREECHEVRON TACOS“Best Tacos In Town”901 N. Stemmons • Sanger(Full Menu - All Day Long)INCLUDING BREAKFASTWalk-In or CallAhead For Orders!940-458-7395Hours: Mon-Sat 6am-3pmSanger NewsSanger News Header 2Now AcceptingPatients!HABERN ORTHODONTICSMichael D. Habern D.D.S.Orthodontics for Adults and Children(940) 458-0636 Sanger, TexasSanger Newswww.lemonspublications.com50¢VOLUME 2, NO. 3 412SangerBolivar Street,NewsPOHeaderBox 2503Sanger, Texas 76266Thursday, August 29, 2013<strong>House</strong> <strong>fire</strong> on Lois Road a complete lossSanger NewsSanger News Header 3aThe home of Terry Pyron caught <strong>fire</strong> on Friday night by a short in a light switch. The 122 year old house, locatedat 4736 Lois Road in Sanger, was engulfed in flames within minutes and was a complete loss. The 22-acreproperty is owned by Greta Miller. The Pyron family has lived in the house for over five years and lost everything.There are two ways to help them: A car wash is being held and a benefit account has been set up.Joey Luttrull has beena part of the Sanger communityfor ten years sincepurchasing Luttrull-McNattChevrolet in March of 2003,and now, he’s happy to invitepeople out to see thecomplete remodeling of thedealership located acrossthe highway from Miguelito’sin Sanger.“This place was originallybuilt in 1986 when itwas Hilz-Snider Chevrolet,and we really needed to dosomething here to renovateit,” Joey said. “It’s beena huge project and everythinghas been redone, andit really does look like a newplace.”Keeping things local, aSanger construction companyundertook the renovations,which feature a newshowroom and renovatedparts and service departmentthat features a sittingarea with a flat-screen TV,new lighting, furnishings,and signage inside and out,and revamped office space.“I’m really happy withit,” Joey said. “It’s a completelydifferent place and isjust really comfortable. We’dlove for people to come outand see us.”The growth that theSanger area has experiencedas the economy has taken anupswing led to the decisionPRESORTEDSTANDARDUS POSTAGEPAIDLemons Publications, Inc. -Sanger News******ECRWSS******POSTAL CUSTOMERSanger NewsBENEFIT ACCOUNTA benefit account has also been set up to accept donations for Terry andSanger News Header 4Luttrull-McNatt Chevrolet in Sangercompletes renovation, expands inventoryfor the renovation, and Joeyhas also doubled the size ofhis new car inventory.“When you look at thegrowth, it was what madeSanger Newsthe decision for the remodelingso we could get wherewe need to be,” Joey said.“When you look at everythingon the north side ofDenton, with it booming likeit’s booming, it was an easydecision to make. There’sso much vacant retail spacethat’s been filled in northDenton and in Sanger. Justlooking at Sanger, there’s acenter over by McDonald’sthat sat empty during therecession, but now it’s gotGage Dental and AnytimeFitness, and retail space inSanger is becoming harderto come by.”Joey credits both theCity of Sanger and SangerIndependent School Districtfor their managed growthplans, and talked withSanger City Manager MikeBrice before embarking onhis renovation.“The city is spendingmoney to renovate andreplace roads, and to extendand repair sewer lines,which is something I believeneeds to be done. I think thecity is much more organizedtoday towards growth thanthey ever have been. I thinkwe’ve got a good council, agood mayor, and I think wehave a good city manager.The school district has donea tremendous job and hashad enough forethought tohave enough facilities puttogether that they can withstandthe student growth,”Joey said. “Sanger is poisedto explode. Trying to facilitategrowth, and doing thatin a fiscally sensible way, isthe goal. There’s nothingthat can be done about thegrowth except to manage itwell, and both the city andschool district have done agreat job in that regard.”With a much-larger inventoryof new and used vehicles,Joey said his sales arepretty much evenly split betweennew Chevrolets andused vehicles, attributing theincrease in pre-owned buyingto warranties availableon pre-certified vehicles.“We were always morethan a new car store,” Joeysaid. “There are great dealson pre-owned vehicles thatare perfect for anythingyou’re looking for – a teenager’sfirst vehicle, a commutervehicle, or just somethingthat gets better mileagethan what you drive now.”August has been a greatmonth for the dealership,which is something Joeyattributes to the new 2014Chevrolet Silverado, whichhas been revamped for thefirst time in a decade.Sanger News Header 5“Chevy did good onthis one. This truck hascompletely exceeded expectationsand people are absolutelyloving them,” Joeysaid. “This is the first bodystylechange we’ve had sinceCAR WASHCarly Pyron’s 7th-grade Sanger Middle School classmates are hosting acar wash this Saturday, August 31 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to raise fundsfor the Pyron family. The car wash will be held in the parking lot of NorthTexas Plastics, located at the corner of FM 455 and 5th St. at the four-waystop across from the Sportsman in Sanger.Carly at First United Bank in Sanger, located at 1403 W. Chapman Drive.A monetary donations can be made at any First United Bank location, andcan be made as a walk-in, drive-through, or by phone transfer by calling FirstUnited Bank at 940-458-2001.2002. It’s the first major redoof the truck since then.There was nothing wrongwith the 2013 – it was justtime for a new one. The new2014 truck is absolutely thebest truck we’ve ever built.We ARE YourHometown BankYour locally-owned bank should treat you likea neighbor. We will, from the moment you enterour doors and smell the fresh coffee or hotbutteredpopcorn, make every effort to haveyou feel comfortable and at home. Our friendlyatmosphere is contagious and will make youwant to come back for all your banking needs.We are and have always been locally-owned andoperated since our opening in 1987. Come be apart of our “FAMILY” and grow with us.First ClassService on aFirst Name BasisJoey LuttrullIn the last 30 days we’vesold dozens of them andI have yet to see one in theshop for any type of warrantywork.”(Continued on pg. 12)SANGER • BOWIE940-458-4600 P West Side of I-35Sanger, Texaswww.sangerbank.com

2 Thursday, August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.com v email: sanger@lemonspublications.comOBITUARIESOctober 8, 1946 - August 19, 2013Camilia L. McMackinCamilia L. McMackin, age 66 of Sanger, TX passedaway Monday, August 19, 2013. She was born on October8, 1946 in Portland, Oregon. She was the daughter of thelate Dorothy Mulliniks and George Little.Camilia (also known as “Cam” by her family & friends)worked at FEMA in Denton, TX as a Case Worker for thelast 17 years. She attended college at TCJC and Devry University.She enjoyed playing cards, crossword puzzles andwatching old movies.She is survived by her daughters, Vanessa Powers andhusband, Jerry of Valley View, TX and Trina Carlile ofDenton, TX; a brother, Dennis Little and wife, Joyce ofSanger, TX; grandson, Colt Powers of Valley View, TX;granddaughter, Maegan Carlile of Denton, TX; great granddaughter,Lexie Skye Powers of Slidell, TX; one nephew,Dennis Little, Jr of Denton, TX; two nieces, Amy Little ofSweden, Jessie Sharp and husband, Chris and their childrenSoren and Lillian of Denton, TX. (Extended family - SusanDowell and sons, Stone and Luke Dowell and wife Maeganof Ponder, TX and Gayla Harris and her sons Hunter andMason Harris of Keller, TX.)Funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday,August 22, 2013 at DeBerry Funeral Directors. A gravesideservice was conducted at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday at CollegeMound Cemetery in Terrill, TX.Beautiful floors in your home start with brand-name products fromSmitty's Floor Covering in Denton, Texas. Since 1958, our floor coveringstore has been providing homeowners flooring options that add to thevalue and appeal of their living space. Contact our family-owned-andoperatedstore to discuss the specific floor covering you want or need.Carpeting • Vinyl • Ceramic Tile • Laminate • HardwoodArea Rugs and Commercial Flooring Also Available• Free In-Home Estimates• One-on-One, Personal Service• Professional Interior Design HelpSMITTY’SFloor Covering & Carpet Cleaningwww.smittysfloorcovering.com940-382-32321815 North Elm Street, Denton• Convenient Mohawk® Financing• Fast Installation for All Flooring• Quality Samples Available for All SelectionsMon-Fri 8:30-5:00Sat 10:00-3:00Open late by appointmentThe Sanger News is published weekly, each Thursday, byLemons Publications$19,995Inc. Subscriptions are $23 per year forresidents of Denton County. Please call or email to start yournew subscription.The staff of the Sanger News includes:Blake LemonsPublisherEmail: blake@lemonspublications.comLee Ann LemonsEmail: lee@lemonspublications.comJulie StokesAdvertising DirectorEmail: julie@lemonspublications.comSteve RobinsonPhotographer+ttlTo submit news items to the Sanger News, please email:sanger@lemonspublications.comThe weekly deadline to submit news articles, photos, and lettersto the editor is each Tuesday at 10 a.m. Items acceptedafter the deadline will be published only as time and spacepermit. Publication of all items is at the sole discretion of thepublisher. The weekly deadline to submit display advertising iseach Monday at 5 p.m. The weekly deadline to submit a classifiedad is each Tuesday at 2 p.m.LEMONS PUBLICATIONS, INC.Sanger News | Krum News | Denton Business Journal412 Bolivar St. on the square in downtown Sanger(inside Steve Robinson Photography,next door to Radio Shack)Mailing Address: PO Box 250, Sanger TX 76266940-458-8515 phone940-458-8011 faxWebsite: www.lemonspublications.comIn lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the TexasScottish Rite Hospital for Children 2222 Welborn Street Dallas, Texas 75219.June 25, 1931 - August 19, 2013Virgil David JamesVirgil David James, 82, born June 25, 1931 to VirgleCarl James and Mae Viola Massey in Krum, Texas, passedaway on Monday, August 19, 2013 in Denton. Mr. James proudly served his country as a Sargent in the US Army during the Korean War. He was a very family orientedman, who enjoyed being with his, grandchildren and great-grandson. He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, John, Paul and Luke James, two sisters, Naomi Hillierd and Clota Gray and granddaughter, Skye D’Anne Eaton. Virgil is survived by his daughter, Darla Eaton and husband, Wayne; grandchildren, Joshua David, Holly Renee’, Zachary Taylor and JessicaAimee’Eaton; great-grandson, Camden Carl Lewis Brickey; brothers, Nathan James, JosephRay James and wife, Laurine, Ruben James and wife, Pauline and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.Graveside services, with Military Honors, were held on Thursday, August 22, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at RoselawnMemorial Park, Denton. Officiating Pastor was Jimmy Mc-Leod. Pallbearers were David Lee James, Jared West, JasonWest, Wayne Eaton, Zachary Eaton and Joshua Eaton.Honorary Pallbearers were Steven Mark James and Kerry Neal James.December 9, 1955 - August 21, 2013Sherry Lynn Walters RaffetySherry Lynn Walters Raffety passed away August 21,2013, at her home in Mesa, Arizona. She was born December9, 1955, in Denton, Texas, to Bobby Dan and JeanetteSmith Walters. She was a 1973 graduate of Thomas JeffersonHigh School in Dallas, TX and was a Medical Assistantin Mesa, AZ.She is survived by her husband, Dan Raffety of Mesa,AZ, daughter and son-in-law, Lisa and Kevin Wade of NorthCarolina, son and daughter-in-law, Hunter and Shelley Raffetyof Salt Lake City, Utah, mother, Jeanette Walters ofCorinth, Texas, her brother and sister-in-law, Michael andPeggy Walters of Sanger, Texas, and two grandchildren,Scarlette and Julian Raffety. She is preceded in death by herfather, Dan Walters.A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday,August 31 at Landmark Baptist Church in Sanger with PastorsBruce Chamberlain and Larry Driver officiating. In lieuof flowers, donations may be made to the National FibromyalgiaAssociation. Condolences may be expressed onlineat www.mariposagardens.com.Arts, Antiques& AutosExtravaganzais Saturday,Sept. 14Denton Main StreetAssociation will host their14th annual event, ‘Arts,Antiques & Autos Extravaganza’on Saturday, September14 from 9 a.m. to 3p.m. around the square andbeyond.This classic, custom,and hot rod car and motorcycleshow is complete withlive music, fine arts/crafts,antique appraisals, chalkart, kids’ fun and more.A silent auction featuringgreat downtown merchandiseand other finds isheld inside the courthouseduring the event with biddingstarting at 9 a.m. andopen until 2 p.m.Antique appraisers willprovide you information ongeneral antiques (no furniture),art, clocks, cut glass,silver and jewelry. Appraisalsare done in various storelocations and tickets are $5/item or $10 for 3 items.There is a art contestand artists can enter in advanceof the show and theirartwork will be displayedleading up to and at theshow in some downtown locations.Chalk Fest is making acomeback this year, too. Thechalk fun will take place onWest Oak Street northsidesidewalks. It will be a fantasticdisplay to stroll throughduring the event and fordays after the fun.This year the publicwill have the chance to voteon some whimsical awardsnaming the Best "FamilyTruckster", Best "Drive-InMovie Car", Best "Work inProgress", Best "Mid-LifeCrisis Car" and "This CarNever Looked This GoodWhen New" award.For more information,visit www.dentonmainstreet.org.INTRODUCING THEALL NEW 2014CHEVROLET SILVERADO.COME TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY!We have the 2014 Crew cab 1500in stock and priced to sell!2014 Chevy crew cab Texas edition starting at $34,532.26 +ttl and docfee. 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3 Thursday, August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comHOMETOWNReding named “Outstanding Conservationist”The Denton CountySoil and Water ConservationDistrict is proud toannounce Dan Reding, ofSanger, the “OutstandingConservationist” for 2013due to his outstanding conservationachievementssince 1971.Dan was also awardedrunner up in the categoryof Resident ConservationRancher on May 7th, 2013in Stephenville, TX at theTexas State Soil and WaterConservation Board’s Area5 awards banquet.Area 5 consists of 52counties in Central andNorth Texas. The DentonCounty SWCD stated theyare honored to work withoutstanding conservationistssuch as Dan Reding asthey continue to conserveand preserve our naturalresources for future generations.Dan Reding was raisedin North Eastern DentonCounty until 1960, when hisfamily moved to the GribbleSprings area near Sanger.He graduated from DentonHigh school in 1963, andthen from Texas TechnologicalCollege in 1967 with aB.S. in agricultural education.While at college, Danmet Betty Gregory fromSpur, TX and they weremarried in 1967 followingtheir graduation.Betty is a retired educatorthat most recently taught6th-7th grade science. Danand Betty raised two boyson the ranch in Sanger;Greg and Mac. Dan hasbeen a participating cooperatorof the Denton CountySWCD since 1971 when hisfirst conservation plan waswritten.The Denton CountySWCD presentation highlightedseveral of his workingslisted below:Since Dan’s first conservationplan, he has constructed10 livestock waterponds. He’s planted EasternGamagrass, located in amoist, low lying area at theDan Reding accepts his award.mouth of a newly constructedpit-pond, which he is eagerto increase his stand ofEastern Gamagrass and testits protein content as soonas he can harvest it.One of the many improvedgrasses Dan hasplanted over the years isKleingrass. This species isadapated well to the tightsoils of Denton County, andrequires significantly lessfertilizer input as comparedto other improved grasses.One of Dan’s favoriteconservation practices is toplant Yucchi Clover intoCoastal Bermuda in theBetty and Dan Redingwinter time for additionalforage and increased plantvigor.Dan has planted PlainsBluestem in some pasturesto introduce a variety of forageto his livestock.In the last year, he hasbeen using no-till techniquesin his ranching operation. Ithas proven to be cost effectiveand very conservationfriendly. Dan is spreadinghis use of no-till planting toother fields, and is planningto plant cover crops in orderto enhance the soil healthand plant productivity.Dan has constructedDan Reding’s mesquite kill in the summer of 2011 was the largest in Denton County that theconservation office has participated in. Photos courtesy of Denton County SWCDa cross fence at his homeplace to provide separatepastures so he can implementrotational grazing.He has the ability to let oneor more pastures rest whengrazing the others. He triesto rest at least one large pastureper year.His mesquite kill in thesummer of 2011 was thelargest in Denton Countythat the conservation officehas participated in. The aerialspraying combined withhand spraying alongsidepopulated areas proved veryeffective. Dan was first introducedto the advantagesof brush control by BrianEdwards, a Clay Countyrancher. 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5 Thursday, August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comemail: sanger@lemonspublications.comWELCOME BACK FACULTYSanger ISD Administration and Sno2Gowelcomed SISD employees back to the2013-2014 school year with a specialtreat. You are never too old to enjoya snow cone on a hot day!Superintendent Kent Crutsinger prepares to serve up thefirst snow cone.Sanger HS teachers Brent Holzer and Julianna Musgravepick their favorites.Sanger ISD faculty and staff return for the 2013-2014school year. SISD provided a full week of staff developmentfor all employees ranging from technology, curriculum,instructional best practices and more.Sanger HSteacherRosa Danielscouldn’tresist aPICKLE flavoredsnowcone.Butterfield Elementary teachers join the snow cone fun.DATCU-Sanger provided lunch forSanger ISD’s new teachers. A specialtreat from Chick Fil A to say “welcometo Sanger!”Butterfield Elementary teacher Andrea Jones demonstratinggreat technology tools she utilizes in her classroom.HOME INSURANCE I AUTO INSURANCE I LIFE INSURANCEChisholm Trail Teacher Jessica Tollett and Jan Howard.Bethany Wagner, Sanger Middle School Teacher and PatSherman.HERMESINSURANCE940-458-4664 Sanger940-648-9300 Justinwww.hermes-insurance.comGO GET ‘EM,INDIANS.BEAT thebobcats!Left to right –Leigh Ann Meador,Jenna Tilley,Paula Hermes,andKenneth HermesCoach4Christ World MinistryPreaching Jesus Christ & Himcrucified - 1 Corinthians 2:2Teaching the body of Christ towalk in victory according to theWord of GodContact info:www.coach4christ.orgSoundCloud App: Coach4ChristFacebook: Coach4Christ WorldMinistryTwitter: C4CWM or Shelby4ChristGetMoreout of life...with a new smile from My dentist.Steven Peterson, DMD & AssociatesZC39CEcleaning & Exam Only $39FREE Fluoride Treatment - Children 14 & Under.Reg. price $277.New patients only. May not be combined with other offers.Must present coupon at 1st appointment. Fluoride reg. price $33.Expires 12-30-13. www.MyDentistinc.comCall for your Appointment!MOST inSurancE accEpTEd • LOw MOnThLy payMEnTS, wacwww.MyDentistinc.comGENERAL DENTISTRYDENTON940-600-16852203 W. University Dr.

6 Thursday, August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comThe Sanger Police Department responded to the followingcalls for service during the period of August 12-18, 2013.Monday, August 12- 1100 blk Stemmons - alarm/business.- Duck Creek @ Keaton - report of two male juveniles onbikes with a ladies purse.- 300 blk Deer Run - assist SFD. Smoke coming from dishwasher.- 2000 blk Benjiman - report of pickup stolen by complainant’shusband’s brother who was just released from jailtoday. Officer entered the vehicle as stolen and checked thearea.- 1700 blk Stemmons - alarm/business. Building secure.- FM 455 @ 7th - traffic stop; vehicle search.- Freese @ 5th - suspicious person. Subject was just out gettingsome air. Officer offered a ride but he refused.- 1000 blk Stemmons - suspicious vehicle behind trees. Vehicleunoccupied and secure.- 11500 blk Marion - report of someone looking in daughter’swindow. Officer checked area.- 5th @ Locust - traffic stop.- 1000 blk Lake Ridge - open garage door and interior door.Officer made contact with resident.- 3000 blk Lakeside - open garage door. Officer made contactwith resident.- 100 blk Perry - report of brown dog at large.- 500 blk Stemmons - alarm/business. Employee accidentallyset off alarm.- Stemmons - third party caller advised police that herfriend was assaulted.- I-35 @ 478 - traffic stop. Warning issued.- Marshall @ 1st - report of people riding dirt bikes on thestreet.- 700 blk Stemmons - minor vehicle accident in parking lot.- 800 blk 5th - report of ex-employee using company creditcard without permission after he was terminated.- 200 blk 4th - suspicious vehicle parked next to closed business.- 5th @ Chapman - traffic stop. Warning issued for failureto stop at designated stop point.Tuesday, August 13- Station - complainant’s friend came to his house. Thefriend said she had been assaulted by her husband in Sanger.Officer spoke with the subject, who stated her husband hadgotten mad and started beating her and pulling her hair,then grabbed her by the throat. Officer asked victim to fillout a statement.- Pilot Point - stray kittens taken to animal shelter.- I-35 @ 483 - traffic stop. Warning issued.- 1400 blk Stemmons - alarm/business. Delivery driver setoff alarm. All okay.- I-35 @ 477 - single-vehicle accident. No injuries.- Station - sex offender registration.- FM 455 - traffic control for funeral escort.- FM 455 - report of car driving in and out of ditches.- Duck Creek @ S Keaton - report of 5-6 juvenile girls andone boy walking in front of cars and standing in the roadway,making cars drive around them. Officer located threesmall kids riding scooters. Officer advised them not to runout in front of vehicles. Unable to locate the large group.- 1800 blk Melinda Myrl - assist Sanger EMS with traumaticinjury call. 7-year-old male fell of dirt bike, possiblybreaking his femur. Transported to hospital via CareFlight.- 200 blk Deer Run - complainant locked herself and herfather out of the house.- 1400 blk Stemmons - alarm/business. Delivery person onscene.Weekly Sanger Police Report- I-35 @ 477 - minor accident. Vehicle driven away by driver.- 100 blk Southmanor - complainant stated that three teenageboys chased his daughter home and asked for her scooter.- Station - complainant stated her ex-boyfriend used theirbank card to remove money from their joint account. Officerexplained to the caller that his name is on the card andthe account, which allows him to add or remove money.- Pilot Point - dog taken to animal shelter.- Officer was dispatched to 2100 blk Cherry St. Officer adviseddispatch that there was not a 2100 blk of Cherry Stin Sanger. Dispatch disregarded the call, advising it was inSanger, California.- 600 blk 10th - complainant advised two juveniles were hittinggolf balls with clubs down the street.- Station - complainant advised she went to Fort Worth torecover her stolen vehicle that officer had taken a report on8/12/13 for.- Station - complainant stated she went out of town andwhile she was out of town, subjects who were friends ofher brother removed items from her residence. Complainantwanted to know if she could file charges for theft. Officer arrivedthat yes, she could and she needed to fill out a writtenstatement.Wednesday, August 14- 11500 blk Marion - suspicious male knocking on door, sittingon trash can on phone. No one came to the door andthe subject left towards another apartment. Officer stoppedthe subject, who had been drinking, who stated he was tryingto find an apartment. Another male came walking towardsthe officer with a bat. Subject dropped the bat whenofficer advised him to. Subject stated he knows the othermale subject and didn’t answer. The apartment was a drugapartment prior to him moving in and he keeps having peopleshow up late at night wanting drugs.- I-35 @ 477 - traffic stop. Warning issued for excessivespeed.- Station - complainant called to ask if ACO had picked upher dog. On call back, complainant advised she had foundher dog.- 100 blk Diane - minor accident with no injuries. Driver hitparked car. Officer took info from both parties for report.- I-35 @ 477 - officer assisted elderly male subject changetire.- FM 455 @ Marion - traffic stop. Warning issued for excessivespeed.- Elm St - complainant stated she was assaulted by her son’sgirlfriend. Incident took place at complainant’s residence inthe county. Officer called DCSO to complete report. Officertook written statement while waiting for deputy. When deputyarrived, complainant was uncooperative and very vaguewith answers regarding the incident. Complainant walkedout and did not complete report.- I-35 @ 478 - traffic stop. Warning issued for no licenseplate on rear of vehicle.- Freese @ Austin - officer made contact with subject wearingcamo pants and what appeared to be some type of bullet-proofvest. Subject stated he was training to become apolice officer and was wearing the weighted vest and camoto lose weight. He stated he did not mean to cause alarm.- 100 blk Maned - subject advised of water leak. Water Departmentarrived on scene.- 90 blk Highland - assist SFD. Stove burner would not turnoff. Officer unplugged the stove. SFD cleared the smokefrom the residence.- Catwalk - group of pre-teens fighting. Officer was advisedthat vehicle occupants were trying to break up the fight. Officerobserved juveniles running southbound from the catwalk.All of them lied to the officer about knowing who wasfighting and the direction of travel for the victim and actors.Unable to locate any injured.- 800 blk 8th - employee advised that someone tried to openthe back door about 20 minutes ago. Officer checked exteriorand interior of the building. No signs of criminal activityfound.- 10 blk Chukar - complainant having issues with the neighbor’sdogs behind residence. ACO attempted to make contactwith the dog owner.- 200 blk Maned - stray dog picked up and taken to animalshelter.- 100 blk Ringneck - report of neglected kitten. ACO sawno signs of neglect. Kitten had food and water. Spoke witha minor at the residence and left card for parents to makecontact.Thursday, August 15- FM 455 @ 1st - traffic stop.- 1000 blk Cowling - traffic stop. Warning issued for expiredMVI.- I-35 @ 473 - reckless driver.- FM 455 @ Indian - traffic stop. Warning issued for excessivespeed.- FM 455 - tractor truck loading forklift. Advised driver toremove from roadway.- 1600 blk Duck Creek - traffic stop. Citation issued for disregardingstop sign.- 200 blk 7th - complainant wanted to report a stolen vehicle.- 200 blk 7th - disturbance. Officer spoke with all partiesinvolved. Mutual combat between two male subjects. EMStransported one injured subject to the hospital. Both subjectsstated they did not want to file charges.- 800 blk Chapman - complainant stated a subject attemptedto fill a false prescription.- I-35 @ 480 - abandoned vehicle.- I-35 @ 476 - agency assist. Cover unit.- 100 blk Berry - vehicle backed into another vehicle andleft the scene. Officer checked camera and spoke to witness.Officer located the vehicle that left the scene.- Station - complainant called and was concerned about increasedtraffic and speeders caused by congestion on I-35.Officer advised caller that SPD would increase presencewhen traffic increases. 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8Thursday, August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comSangerbeatsWhitesboroJacy Beam serving.SANGER VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE2013The volleyball boosterclub is having a fundraiserat Big Momma’son August 29. TheSanger High SchoolVolleyball teams willbe waiting on thetables. All of the tipswill go to the volleyballbooster club.Come tip the SHSvolleyball players asthey wait tables...Date: Thursday,AUGUST 29, 2013FROM 5-9:00PMDestination: AT BIGMOMMA’S CATFISHAND PIESAddress: 303Bolivar St. SangerSHS VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ROSTER:Date Opponent Place Time Team#Fri.,NAMEAug. 9 CallisburgCLASS(scrimmage)EXPERIENCECallisburgPOSITIONTBA JVG/JVP/V2. Miranda Scott soph new to varsity middle blocker (MB)4. Sat., Morgan Aug. Turkoly 10 Whitesboro junior (scrimmage) 3rd year returner Whitesboro setter TBA JVG/JVP/V5. Tues., Catie Aug. Sunnenberg 13 Celina junior 3rd year returner Home right 5:00/5:00/6:00 side (RS) JVG/JVP/V6. Fri., Jacy Aug. Beam 16 Van Tournament soph new Van outside TBA hitter (OH) Varsity9. Sat., Erin Aug. Kearney 17 Van Tournament junior 2nd year Van setter TBA Varsity10. Madi Wilson, junior 2nd year libero12.Sat.,JaylenAug.Pegues17 NoconasophTournament2nd yearNoconaoutsideTBAhitter (OH)JVG/JVP13. Tues., Kacee Aug. Evans 20 Lake Dallas junior new Lake Dallas defensive 5:30/5:30/6:00 specialist JVG/JVP/V (DS)14. Thurs., Kayla Aug. Askey 22 Prosper senior Tournament 2nd year Prosper middle TBA blocker (MB) VarsityFri., Aug. 23 Pilot Point Pilot Point 5:00/6:00 JVG/JVPSat., Aug. 24 Prosper Tournament Prosper TBA VarsitySanger High School Weekly Volleyball ScheduleTues., Aug 27 Whitesboro Whitesboro 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VFri., Aug. 30 Denton Guyer Denton Guyer 6:30 VarsityTues, Sept. 3 Gunter Home 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VThurs., Sept. 5 Nocona Tournament Nocona TBAFri., Sept. 6 Callisburg Callisburg 4:30/5:30/5:30 V/JVG/JVPSat., Sept. 7 Nocona Tournament Nocona TBATues., Sept. 10 Pilot Point Home 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VFri., Sept. 13 Anna Home 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVPSat., Sept. 14 Denton Guyer Tournament Guyer TBA JVPSat., Sept. 14 Bridgeport Tournament Bridgeport TBA JVGTues., Sept. 17 Nocona Home 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VFri., Sept. 20 Aubrey Home 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVPTues., Sept. 24 Frisco Lonestar Frisco 5:30/5:30/6:30 JVG/JVP/VFri., Sept. 27 Decatur Decatur 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVPTues., Oct. 1 Bridgeport Home 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VFri., Oct. 4 Krum Krum 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVPTues., Oct. 8 *Gainesville Home 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VFri., Oct. 11 OpenTues., Oct. 15 Decatur Home 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VFri., Oct. 18 Gainesville Gainesville 5:00/6:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VTues., Oct. 22 Bridgeport Bridgeport 5:00/5:00/6:00 JVG/JVP/VFri., Oct. 25 *Krum Home 5:00/6:00/6:00 V/JVG/JVPTues., Oct. 29 OpenHead Coach: Tammy NiemczykGirls Coordinator: Jack ArmstrongAssistant Coaches: Scott Montgomery, Larry Nini, Athletic Director: Chuck GalbreathTracy Sykes, Adrienne SimpsonPrincipal: Shannon SaylorSuperintendent: Kent Crutsinger* Denotes: Middle School Night (Oct. 8) and Senior Night (Oct. 25)The Sanger Lady Indiansvarsity volleyball teamlost their first set againstWhitesboro on Tuesday evening,falling 15-25, but theyrallied to win the next threesets 25-8, 25-15, 25-12.Kayla Askey led Sangerwith 17 kills and threeblocks, while Jay Peguesadded nine kills and MorganTurkoly served seven aces.With the victory, the LadyIndians move to 9-4 on theseason. The Lady Indians’next game is at 6:30 p.m.Friday at Guyer. See schedulebelow:SANGERVOLLEYBALLFUNDRAISERPayback time starts Friday...Sanger travels to downtownDallas to play MadisonBY BLAKE LEMONSThe Indians 2012 varsityseason was rough to saythe least. While all the underclassteams saw successin the program, all the waydown to the seventh grade,the varsity went winless.It’s a season to forget, butit’s one of the main reasonsthe Indians are looking torebound for a momentousturnaround in 2013. Newlife has been shot in to theprogram with new coachesand new players, startingwith new offensive and defensivecoordinators. Thenew OC and quarterbackscoach Cole Ford comesfrom Irving MacArthurHigh School. He’s broughtwith him some fresh, creativeideas and some <strong>fire</strong> inhim. He goes to bat for hisoffensive players.While he was still an assistantat MacArthur in theSpring, he was in Sangervery early in the mornings,before his duties in Irving,then back late in the eveningsto help with the 7 on7. He’s at SMS in the earlymorning working with thequarterbacks and backs thisweek.Adam Shaw was namedthe defensive coordinator inthe Spring. He’s been an assistantfor SHS and SMS fora few years and has beenplayer favorite since he’sbeen here. He certainly hashis players backs. He wantedthe defense to look goodin the intra-squad scrimmageafter just one day ofa full pads practice, he wasblitzing Sanger’s offense.The offensive coachesweren’t amused, but somethinghappened in thatscrimmage, which was missinglast year. These playershave chips on their shoulders.“It was a little chippy,”said Sanger head footballcoach Chuck Galbreath. “Ilike it.”It was chippy between,players and coaches. Butafter the scrimmage, theyall came together laughingand talking with one goalin mind. To turn this thingaround. C. Ford said, “I amthe defenses biggest fan, becausethey are going to helpus get the ball back and wingames.”Then there are somenew players in the programin 2013. If you read DaveCampbell’s Texas FootballMagazine it said the DentonBronco’s were building theiroffense around junior runningback Trevon Jackson.Well, Trevon lives in Sangernow with his dad and is amember of the Indians in2013. It’s a gift to C. Fordand the starting junior quarterbackBrandon Mann. Hewill be utilized any way possible,if the first two scrimmagesare any indication.Shaw’s gift was 6’2, 250lbs., junior linebacker WildingSmith, who didn’t playhis freshman and sophomoreseason, but thanksto his baseball coach SteveFord, who coaches defensiveends, is back in the program.He’s a little raw rightnow, but have fun runningbacks doing ISOs at himand Jarrod Huther 6’0”, 200sophomore, who’s extremelystrong. “I think they aretwo of the bigger linebackersin the area,” said Galbreath.Sanger ripped throughSpringtown early and wonthe first scrimmage withthe first teams, but got alittle tired in the end. TheSpringtown coach said toGalbreath, “you guys are 10times better than last year.”The Indians won the Castleberryscrimmage and gotout of town with no injurieson the varsity. Now it’s timeto play this Friday at DallasMadison. Since November,Sanger’s had a clock countingdown to the second thisgame. It starts at 7:30 p.m.at Pleasant Grove Stadiumat 8228 Maddox Street inDallas.Dallas Madison lost toCelina in the second roundof the playoffs last year.Madison will once againbe talented and have a lotof team speed. #4 TreyGardener seems to be theremost dynamic returner. Hewill play running back andbe used as a slot receiverat times. He is not big, buthas great speed and quickness.Madison is a spreadfootball team on offense andwill throw the ball down thefield looking for big playsin the passing game whilealso handing or pitching theball to #4 to try and get himloose in the running game.Madison plays a 4-3 defensewith some zone andman coverage in the secondary.They have big, strong,athletic kids up front. Theyhave good speed in the secondary.Madison graduated severalseniors from last year soalthough they are still veryathletic they are inexperiencedin areas and Sangerwill attempt to take advantageof that aspect of theirteam.“We are coming off avery tough rebuilding seasonthat was plagued withinjuries and disappointment,”said Galbreath. “Theplayers and coaches startedin November working to rebuildthis program and getSanger Football back whereit needs to be. These playershave put the work in andare prepared for a successfulseason.”On offense Sanger willrely on a veteran offensiveline, great leader in quarterbackBrandon Mann andtalented skill kids includingrunning backs Tre’VonJackson and Derek Shelbyand receiver Wyatt Broxson.On defense Sanger returnsseveral players includingdefensive end Dalton Hassell,linebacker Will Carter,cornerbacks Kion Evansand Wyatt Broxson. Asmentioned above, the Indianswill feature two of thebigger linebackers in thearea with Jarrod Huther andWilding Smith.“To say we are excitedto take the field on Fridaywould be a huge understatement.It has been a longoff-season and the Indiansare ready to get our seasonstarted.”Sanger News Prediction:The Indians will be 7-3and take second in the District9-3A.Thursday @ Indian Stadiumvs. Madison: 9th football-6 pm, JV - 7:30 pm.Coach Cole Ford with some of his offensive toys Turner Barnes, Trevon Jackson, WyattBroxson, Brandon Mann and Derek Shelby. SEE ROSTER ON PAGE 11.SMS football practice underway - first game Sept. 12 against Pilot PointABOVE: Sanger varsity assistant footballcoach Ronnie Shelby goes over footworkwith the seventh grade offensive linemen onTuesday. The seventh grade had 51 playerscome out for football. They will practice inshorts until Monday, when the UIL allows forfull pads, after four days of practice.LEFT: Coach Steve Ford goes over the pursuitdrill with the eighth grade football playerson Tuesday. The eighth grade had 59 playerscome out for the first day of practice. Theywill practice in shorts until Monday, whenthe UIL allows for full pads after four days ofpractice.

9Thursday, August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comSMS VOLLEYBALLSanger Middle SchoolSanger Middle School8/29 8/29 Thursday Celina (Scrimmage) 7A – 5:00 7A – 5:00 8A – 6:00 8A – 6:007B – 7:00 7B – 7:00 8B – 7:00 8B – 7:009/5 Thursday Whitesboro 7A – 5:00 8A – 6:009/5 Thursday 7A – 5:00 8A – 6:007B – 7:00 8B – 7:007B – 7:00 8B – 7:009/9 Monday Bridgeport 7A – 5:00 8A – 6:009/9 Monday Bridgeport 7B – 7:00 7A – 5:00 8B – 7:00 8A – 6:009/16 Monday @ Krum7B – 7:007A – 5:00 8A – 5:008B – 7:009/16 Monday @ Krum7B – 6:00 8B – 6:007A – 5:00 8A – 5:009/19 Thursday Sanger Spikefest 7A – TBA 7B – 6:00 8A – TBA 8B – 6:007B – TBA 8B – TBA9/199/21ThursdaySaturday SangerSangerSpikefestSpikefest7A – TBA7A – TBA8A – TBA8A – TBA7B – TBA 7B – TBA 8B ‐ TBA 8B – TBA9/219/23 Saturday Monday Decatur Sanger Spikefest 7A – 5:00 7A – TBA 8A – 6:00 8A – TBA7B – 7:00 8B – 7:007B – TBA 8B ‐ TBA9/28 Saturday Anna Tournament 7A – TBA 8A – TBA9/23 Monday Decatur 7A – 5:00 8A – 6:009/30 Monday @ Gainesville 7A – 5:00 7B – 7:00 8A – 5:00 8B – 7:007B – 6:00 8B – 6:009/2810/7 Saturday Monday Open Anna Tournament 7A – 4:30 7A – TBA 8A – 5:30 8A – TBA7B – 5:30 8B – 4:309/30 Monday @ Gainesville 7A – 5:00 8A – 5:0010/14 Monday @ Bridgeport 7A – 5:00 7B – 6:00 8A – 5:007B – 6:00 8B – 6:008B – 6:0010/710/21 Monday Open Krum 7A – 5:00 7A – 4:30 8A – 6:00 8A – 5:307B – 7:00 7B – 5:30 8B – 7:00 8B – 4:30SMS seventh grade volleyball coach Tracy Sykes gives instructions to the 56 girls trying out for 20-22 spotsfor two teams on Tuesday. The girls have a scrimmage this Thursday in Sanger against Celina. Their firstmatch is September 5th against Whitesboro. See schedule on this page:10/26 Saturday @ Decatur 7A – 10:00 8A – 10:0010/14 Monday Bridgeport 7A – 5:00 8A – 5:007B – 11:00 8B – 11:007B – 6:00 8B – 6:0010/28 Monday Gainesville 7A – 5:00 8A – 6:0010/21 Monday Krum 7B – 7:00 7A – 5:00 8B – 7:00 8A – 6:007B – 7:00 8B – 7:007 th Grade Coach: Tracy Sykes Girls’ Coordinator: Jack Armstrong8 th Grade Coach: Adrienne Simpson Principal: Luci SchulzVarsity Coach: Tammy NiemczykAsst. Principal: Sally Herrell10/26 Saturday @ Decatur 7A – 10:00 8A – 10:007B – 11:00 8B – 11:0010/28 Monday Gainesville 7A – 5:00 8A – 6:007B – 7:00 8B – 7:007 th Grade Coach: Tracy Sykes Girls’ Coordinator: Jack Armstrong8 th Grade Coach: Adrienne Simpson Principal: Luci SchulzVarsity Coach: Tammy NiemczykAsst. 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12 Thursday, August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.comv email: sanger@lemonspublications.comNicodemus’Quest, anew bookwritten bylocalattorneyBillKincaidLuttrull-McNatt Chevrolet(Continued from pg. 1)The 2014 Chevrolet Silveradois estimated to getmid-20s in fuel mileage andis extremely quiet – quietenough to have a conversationinside without raisingyour voice. The biggest advance,Joey said, is in theelectronics, as the truck actuallybecomes a rolling hotspotand features streamingmusic, Pandora, and others,all with a touch-screen operation.“I’m actually reallyproud of Chevrolet. Theywent through a really toughtime back in 2008 and 2009and had to borrow moneyfrom the government,but they’ve since paid it allback and have bought backtheir stock from the governmentas well. They made itthrough the recession andare putting everything theyhave into new designs, andthose designs are just fantastic.”Thirteen revampedmodels will be coming outin the next thirteen months,with the just-released Silveradobeing the first. Duringthe first quarter of next year,Chevrolet will debut its2015 Tahoe and Suburbanmodels.“As much as I like theSilverado, and I love it, I’veseen the new Tahoes andSuburbans and as excited asI am about the truck, thesewill knock your socks off.They’re totally revamped –the whole interior, exterior,power train and drive train.The Suburban and Tahoewill have an estimated fuelmileage of 25 miles-per-gallon.They’ll be 2015 models,but we’ll have them inMarch of 2014.”Chevrolet is now alsobuilding a diesel version ofthe Chevy Cruze – the onlydiesel car in the marketplacetoday besides a Volkswagen– that gets 50 miles-per-gallon.“It gets crazy good gasmileage but it’s also a rocketshipwhen you drive it,”Joey said. “If I had to gobuy a commuter car to driveback and forth to Dallas,something that I’m going toput a bunch of miles on, I’dpersonally buy a Cruze ina heartbeat. It’s a three-cylinder,turbo-charged dieselthat’ll make your headspin.”One of the biggestchanges over the past coupleof years for Luttrull-McNattChevrolet is that now closeto 50-percent of its salesdeals are done online, somethingwhich certainly benefitsthe customer, Joey said.“It’s simple and it’seasy. If you could call agrocery store and get thema list, and all you had to dowas pull up, walk in, payyour tab and put your stuffin your car, how much easierwould that be?”There’s no bait-andswitch,Joey said, and customerscan rest assured thatprices for vehicles quotedonline will be the same dealsyou can get in person.“We’re not going toforce you to come in to talkabout it. We’ll really workwith you online,” Joey said.“We’re going to tell you thetruth. We’re going to beup-front. We’re going to betransparent and honest.”If a potential customersubmits a request for pricingon either a new or preownedvehicle, Luttrull-Mc-Natt Chevrolet will givechoices of vehicles and theprice that they can offer –not the sticker price – thenwill answer any questionsthe customer may have. Ifthe customer wishes to purchasethe vehicle, the entiredeal can be structured andput together electronically.Trade-ins can be appraisedonline, subject to officialinspection when the tradeinvehicle arrives, and if thecustomer needs to procurefinancing, they can also submittheir application online.“Everything is done andprocessed online, and we eitherdeliver the car to yourdoorstep or you come pickit up in Sanger,” Joey said.“We do really like for peopleto come to the dealershipto pick it up, though. Thesecars are so complicated todayand do so much that it’seasier to have you here andshow you how everythingworks.”Financing has easedup since the recession daysof 2008-09, making it easierthan one may think toget in a new vehicle, and ifLuttrull-McNatt Chevroletin Sanger doesn’t carry thespecific vehicle a customerwants, they can always findit for the customer.“It’s very easily done.We can get you any color,package, or anything specificyou want in a vehicle,”Joey said. “I’ve got fivesalespeople here in Sangerand they’ll all do anythingthey can for you.”Those salespeople, aswell as Joey, are committedto good, small-town customerservice, and try every dayto exceed the expectationsof their customers, even afterthe sale.“You know, I may beold-school, and my dealershipmay never be gigantic,but I’ve always believed thatthe most important principalis that you have to beapproachable – a real, liveperson that someone canmeet and visit with. If somebodyhas a problem or complaintor needs somethingaddressed, I’m the ownerand I’ll take your phone call.It’s about personal service,”Joey said. “It’s not just me.Mark Engman has been insales here for eight years.Duane Ashford, who livesin Krum with his daughter,has recently joined us insales. There are three othergreat guys here. They allhave the same principalsthat I do.”Joey said the communityof Sanger has been goodto the dealership, and thatmany have been a source ofsupport as his wife of oneyear, Wayla, battled breastcancer recently.“My wife and I live inPonder, but I’ve got somegreat friends in Sanger thatI’m very grateful for. Steveand Nancy Hollingsworth,Kerry Lee Schertz, they’relike family to me. It wasa tough road for my wife,but after three surgeries andalmost 40 radiation treatments,she’s clear of cancernow. I’ve learned a lot frommy wife through this. Evenduring all of the treatments,she never missed a beat. Thesurgeries were rugged andpainful, but she still goes allout in everything she does.”Although Joey expandedhis business by buyingthe former Brown MotorCo. in Gainesville in 2009– now named Luttrull-Mc-Natt Buick/Chevrolet/GMC, his heart is in Sanger,which saw him through therecession years.“Sanger is just so great.We have loyal customersand happy people, and repeatbusiness is strong. Wealso pull a lot of businessfrom Krum – doing abouta dozen deals from Krumcustomers each month –andthe surrounding cities,” Joeysaid. “Quite frankly, wesurvived the shutdowns in2008-09 because of repeatreferral business. At thattime, this store was 140-percentmarket effective inSanger, Texas, which meantthat we controlled 40-percentmore of our marketthan we were responsiblefor. More and more peopleare moving here with cityfolks trying to get their kidsout of the city school and tothe country. We’re gettingmore and more businesses.I’m thankful for our customers,and I believe in Sanger.”Joey Luttrull,Owner/Dealer of Luttrull-McNattChevrolet,can be reached at 940-535-7800. The dealershipis located at 1405N. Stemmons (I-35),Sanger, Texas 76266.Visit them on the web atwww.LMChevy.com.The August 12 issue of The Baptist Standard featuresa review of Nicodemus’ Quest, a new book writtenby local attorney Bill Kincaid. The review was written byMarv Knox, editor of the Standard and is available onlineat www.baptiststandard.com.The book focuses on Nicodemus and Joseph ofArimathea, the two prominent members of the Jewish Sanhedrinwho defied both conventional wisdom and politicalexpediency to remove Jesus’ body from the cross and givehim a proper Jewish burial.After pointing out that the Sanhedrin is the highcourt that sentenced Jesus to death, Knox’s review asks,“Why would they risk their careers—and possibly theirnecks—to provide Jesus a decent burial, when even his closestfollowers scattered and hid? That question drives BillKincaid’s moving novel.”Knox warns, “By the way, don’t get hung up on theword `novel.’ Extensive biblical, historical, geographical, archaeologicaland linguistic research exudes from each page.Kincaid selected this novel approach—quite literally—as acreative-yet-solid mechanism for reporting key events in Jesus’ministry, as well as his death/burial/resurrection andthe launch of the church.“Kincaid has created a compelling and inventiveapologetic for the Christ event. It provides a splendid opportunityto share the gospel with unbelievers who love agreat story but won’t sit still for a Bible study.”Dr. Lynn Eckeberger, who served as interim pastorof Sanger’s First Baptist Church after longtime pastor E. L.“Skip” McNeal retired, wrote the Preface for the book. Hecalled Nicodemus’ Quest a remarkable literary work that“will help you see familiar biblical passages in a 3-D imagination.To the scriptural historian, the story reveals an acuteaccuracy to the customs of the day, offering explanations tothe curious without stodgy, didactic lectures. To the interestedreader, the story carries a delightful, multidimensionalplot. To all, it is truly an entertaining experience to sharewith others. I found it to be joyful, educational, and entertaining.I think it’s a great work and hope others will havethe opportunity to enjoy it as I did.”Nicodemus’ Quest has also been endorsed by severalnotable persons who read the manuscript prior to itsbeing published. Dr. Paige Patterson, President of SouthwesternBaptist Theological Seminary, called the book “amarvelously readable story” and said that “Bill Kincaidhas learned well the art of crafting a historical novel. Thenovelist who is effective in this genre must be able to piecetogether a detailed narrative of how things might have happenedwithout violating the actual historical circumstanceson which he is embellishing.”Nicodemus’ Quest can be ordered online at Amazon.com,an electronic version is currently available for theKindle, and it is scheduled to be made available for Nooksin 2014.Victory Baptist holding “BackTo Sunday School” campaignVictory Baptist Church located at 207 Kathryn Dr. isholding a “Back To Sunday School” campaign. Whetheryou have never been to Sunday School before or you havejust gotten out of the habit of going, there’s no better time tostart attending than during Back To School season!The attendance campaign is called “Around The WorldIn 56 Days” and attendees will be divided into two teamswhich will compete to earn up to 250,000 miles in a journeyaround the world. Miles can be earned by attending andinviting guests to attend Sunday School at 10am over thenext eight weeks.They would love for you and your family to join themeach Sunday between September 1st and October 20th. Achurch wide dinner will be held on the first and last Sundayof the campaign, so please plan to attend. If necessary,church transportation can be scheduled by calling 940-300-1147 the Saturday before a service, and transportation isavailable before 10am and after 12pm. You may also visitthem online at www.victorybcsanger.com.705 N. Locust St.Denton, TX 76201940-382-6622MULKEY-MASONFUNERAL HOMEJack Schmitz & SonCarriage<strong>House</strong>Assisted Living1357 Bernard StreetDenton, TX 76201940-484-1066Linda Rider, Executive DirectorLic. #030109LOCAL CHURCH LISTINGSBolivar Baptist ChurchHwy 455 • Sanger • 458-3082Christ the Great Shepherd Church4799 Belz Rd. • Sanger • 458-GROWChurch of Christ101 N. 4th • Sanger • 458-3145First Assembly of God103 Freese • Sanger • 458-7376First Baptist Church708 S. 5th Sanger • 458-7416First United Methodist115 No. N. 5th 5th • Sanger • • 458-7423 • Pastor - Larry Rev. Donna RathbunSuttonBlue Mound United MethodistI-35 @ Milam Rd exit 473 • Sanger940-382-0825 • Rev. Nancy M. DeStefano,PastorGalilee Baptist Church300 E. Willow St. • SangerReginald Logan, Sr.Gribble Springs BaptistSanger • 458-3274 • 6933 FM 2164Pastor - Dr. Douglas Crabbgribblesprings.comGrace Bible Church311 North 4th • Sanger • 458-4355New Life Church1350 Milam Rd East • Sanger458-3310 • Lead Pastor Jim MannHope ChapelPastor - Jay Parr313 North 4th • Sanger • 458-5003Cornerstone Baptist Church“The Church on I-35”14007 S. I-35, just north of SangerOur Lady of FatinaRoman Catholic Church3rd & Peach • 458-7344Pilgrims Way Baptist Church806 N. Keaton Rd. • Sanger • 458-4729Seventh Day Adventist ChurchSaturday • 458-3679Landmark Baptist Church4th Pastor & Cherry Brandon • Sanger Steed, • 458-7771 4th &Victory Cherry • Baptist Sanger Church • 458-7771207 Kathryn Dr. • Sanger• Tabernacle 940-300-1147, Baptist Pastor Church - Robert GrafKathryn & Bucklew • Sanger • 458-Jesus 4221 • Name Pastor: Apostolic’s Bro. Harry Sheppard802 Utility Road, Sanger; Pastor JoseGodinez • 940-468-8915, 940-597-7329Trinity Chapel Church2000 Cowling Rd. • Sanger •458-3601Iglesia Bautista EmanuelPastor - Genaro Guzman, 713 5thStreet, Sanger • 458-0300In Time Harvest ChurchPastor - Mary JoAnne Gibson •806-b Utility Road • Sanger • 940-381-0988Divine Nature Church6987 FM 455W (next to BolivarCemetery) Pastor: Clifford Mize940-321-4155 • 940-368-3327Freedom Life Church1609 Duck Creek Road - SangerPastor - Gary Sweatman- 940-300-6169Ridin’ For the BrandCowboy Church5926 FM 455 W. Pastor - JackBlease - 940-765-1321Gospel Light Baptist Church802 Utility Road - 940-300-1147Pastor - Robert Grafwww.glbcsanger.comNorth Texas Trinity CowboyChurch Services held at BuffaloValley Event Center, 2946 GanzerRoad West Sanger, Pastor Jeff VanRyswyk (512) 288-01441114 North Stemmons Fwy.Sanger, Texas 76266940-458-3455900 W. Chapman Dr.(FM 455)Sanger, TX

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Police Report(Continued from pg. 6)Officers provided traffic control as the trailer was unloadedand removed from the roadway.- 900 blk Chapman - vehicle somehow exited from ChapmanDr. into and out of a 3-foot ditch in front of Sonic,greatly damaging his vehicle. Officer followed the trail ofmotor oil through the parking lot eastbound on Chapman,stopping at 400 blk of 5th St. Driver stated the vehicle justjerked off the roadway. When officer asked why he did notstay on the scene, driver answered that he was freaked out.Vehicle searched revealed negative contraband. HGN testsnegative.- Freese @ 5th - suspicious person. Juvenile on bicycle. Officerfollowed the juvenile to his residence and spoke withparents.- 300 blk Quail Crossing - traffic stop. Warning issued forexcessive speed.- 200 blk 4th - Felony capis warrant for engaging in organizedcriminal activity served on male subject. Subject arrested.Three other male subjects on scene.- Station - complainant wanted to know if he could legallybe removed from a residence.- 300 blk 3rd - alarm. Building searched.Thursday August 29, 2013 v Sanger News v www.lemonspublications.com 14Friday, August 16- 6th St - complainant seeing things that may not be there.Mental condition compounded because subject may not betaking medication properly and smoking Spice/K2. Routinewarrant check revealed Denton County held a felonycapias warrant for male at the location. Subject arrestedand taken to jail.- 12000 blk Marion - telephone line hanging across roadwayclose to ground. Officer provided traffic control asSFD cut the line.- I-35 @ 477 - report of semi-trailer blocking roadway.- I-35 @ 480 - road hazard. Officer removed metal fromroadway.- 5th @ Loop ramp - two-vehicle accident. No injuries.- 100 blk Berry - complainant said a subject at location wasupset and cursing in front of juveniles that were at basketballpractice. Officer met and spoke with several subjectswho advised the subject was extremely upset and had beencursing. Officer spoke with the actor who was upset becauseshe had to hunt down her grandson at practice andhe wasn’t at his house so she could pick him up for father’svisitation. Officer spoke with father and he was aware theson was at practice. The mother did not want to releasethe child to the grandmother while she was upset. Officerspoke with the child’s father and advised he needed to pickup the child today.- 800 blk 5th - open overhead door at location. Nothing appearedto be missing or disturbed. Officer secured building.- 3000 blk Stemmons - officer checked on parked vehicle.After further investigation, subject was determined to be intoxicated.Subject arrested for DWI 3rd or more and takento jail.Saturday, August 17- 400 blk 10th - complainant stated a vehicle was speedingin the area. Officer checked the area.- 700 blk Stemmons - officer responded to location regardingtheft. 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Warning issued for excessivespeed.- 900 blk Stemmons - motorist assist. Officer contacted dispatchand requested a wrecker at subject’s request.- 100 blk Indian - subject was upset and called police sayinghis wife was driving while intoxicated. Officer locatedthe complainant and his son walking. The complainant wasintoxicated. Officer gave complainant and son a ride home.Complainant’s wife was at the residence and wife was notintoxicated.Sanger News- 100 blk 2nd - disturbance. Complainant wanted subjectto leave. Subject was upset. Officer spoke with subject, whoSanger News Header 1advised he wanted to go to his mother’s house. Officer gavesubject a ride.- 100 blk 2nd - complainant stated the subject returnedand took phone from her. Complainant advised she toldhim she was calling 911. Subject returned the phone whileSanger Newsofficers were on scene. Subject was detailed. Complainantwould not give Sanger written News Header statement 2 and subject advised he didnot take her phone. 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