All Around Wise September 11, 2008

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ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, September 11, 2008

BY NEIL SPERRY

Dear Neil : I was success-ul in bringing my bougain-

villea through last winter.Its full and healthy looking,but no colorful leaves only

reen. What can I do to get itto bloom?

First of all, good for youfor remembering that whatmany people call owerswith bougainvilleas are ac-tually colorful foliar bracts.The tubular creamy whiteblooms are within the clus-ters of bracts. As to youranswer, this is the norm for

bougainvilleas during theTexas summertime. Yourplant will probably kickback into ower sometimethis fall. Keep it somewhatrootbound, and avoid nitro-gen plant foods. Bougainvil-leas normally ower comingout of winter and summerdormant periods.

Dear Neil : I put weed-

and-feed fertilizer on mylawn a few weeks ago, whenit was fairly hot and dry. I had a little left over, so I putit under a row of euonymusshrubs. Now theyre brown-ing and I think theyre dy-ing. They also seem to haveaphids on their leaves. Arethey dying because of theweedkiller, the drought orthe aphids?

Absolutely because of theweedkiller. Weed-and-feedfertilizers are very damagingwhen theyre applied aroundthe wrong plants. Only timewill tell whether the plantsmight survive. Keep themmoist in the meantime tokeep the herbicide from be-coming super-concentrated.As to the aphids, you prob-

ably have euonymus scale.ook it up online to see if itmatches. Horticultural oilsprays and systemic insecti-cides are your best controls.

Dear Neil : Will weedkill-

ers hurt squirrels that dig inthe same ground?

It is very unlikely. Manu-facturers are required, dur-ing labeling of their prod-ucts, to prove that they willnot harm pets and wildlife.As a general rule, herbicidesare of very low toxicity any-

way. Read the label direc-tions. If there is a problem,it will be stated.

Dear Neil : Could the roots

of an oak tree be pushing mydriveway up? That side isswelling out of the ground.What can I do to correct it?

That happens all the timewhen we plant trees tooclose to walks, patios, drivesand even foundations. Ide-ally, your tree should be 10or more feet away from thepavement. In October orNovember, once the hottestweather has passed, you cancut the offending root some-where halfway between thetrunk and the concrete. Digan 18-inch trench perpendic-ular to the root, and install aroot-barrier fabric from your

nursery to stop further un-wanted root growth that di-rection.

Dear Neil : I have a red

oak growing in my back yard. Its trunk is approxi-mately 4 inches in diameter.When should I transplant it,and how far out should I ex-cavate around it? Should I hire a professional?

The soil ball for a 4-inchdiameter red oak tree willbe 45 to 48 inches in diam-eter, and it will weigh manyhundreds of pounds. Its def-initely a job to be left to thepros. Your local nurserymanwill have suggestions of lo-cal tree diggers you coulduse. Winter is the time to dothe transplanting. A tree of that size can denitely be

moved successfully, but youprobably should have thecompany do some root-prun-ing now to help it get a goodroot system reestablished.

Dear Neil : I have three

gardenia plants that I grew from my mothers yard in Arkansas. Ive had a terrible problem with whiteies, butsoap and water have keptthem down. However, now a

fungus seems to be invading(see samples). What can I doto save them?

Soapy water wont domuch to help with white-ies. Use a systemic insec-ticide, or, if youre adverseto them, a horticultural oilspray will do a reasonable

job. The black sooty moldgrows in the sticky hon-

eydew extraction from thewhiteies. Controlling themwill, in turn, control it.

Dear Neil : When should

I transplant an avocado tree from a pot into the ground?

If you have property ina frost-free region you canplant it outside at almostany season. However, be-cause they will not toleratefreezing conditions, almostall Texas gardeners areforced to leave them in pots.

Dear Neil : I have tried

2,4-d to control several typesof broadleafed weeds, but ithasnt worked. Ive enclosedsamples.

You included dichondraand another very smallweed that was impossible

to identify. You used the cor-rect material. I would sug-gest spraying it mid-pointbetween lawn mowings. Usea pump sprayer that allows

very precise application. In-clude one or two drops of aliquid dishwashing deter-gent to help hold the sprayon the leaves, and dontwater for at least 48 hoursafter you treat. Be patient.It sometimes takes 10 to 15days to see good results.

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Have a question youdlike Neil to consider? Mailit to him in care of the WiseCounty Messenger, P.O. Box149, Decatur, TX 76234 or e-mail him at [email protected]. Neil regretsthat he cannot reply to ques-tions individually.

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ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, September 11, 2008 3

S UBVARSITY S PORTSFootballJunior varsity

Bridgeport 41Breckenridge 0BHS standouts Matt Minix had

ouchdown runs of 80 and 16 yards toead the Bulls to victory. Dustin Greenound the end zone on a 50-yard run,hile Jason Mitchell scored on a 21-

ard run and Antonio Johnson hitreen on a 6-yard TD pass. The de-

ense also got into the scoring frenzyhen Tyler McDufe returned a fum-le 35 yards for a TD.BHS coachs comments: The entire

efensive unit secured the shutout.he defense put on a show for fans bylanking the Buckaroos. The grouporced four turnovers. The offense was

spectacular with ve scoring drives.icky Martinez was 5-for-5 in point-

after kicks.

Paradise 22Henrietta 26PHS standouts Trey Thompson

ed the defense with a team-high 10ackles for the night.

PHS coachs comments: Quarterbackraiden Black did a good job runninghe offense. Andrew Hill did a great jobunning the football.

Chico 16Decatur Fresh. 0DHS standouts The Eagle No. 2

V team of freshmen and sophomoresere led by an 80-yard performance

rom running back Zach Ramirez.uarterback Josh Murphy completed

hree of ve passes for 54 yards, all of hich went to receiver Derrick Walker.efensively, Connor Snow led the wayith a team-high eight tackles. Colton

Atwood added three tackles and aforced fumble while Ramirez had fourtackles and a forced fumble.

CHS standouts Victor Velazquezhad a 40-yard touchdown run andZach Remily scored from one-yard outto lead the Dragons to victory. Quar-terback Ty McDaniel completed twoconversion passes to Ryan Holloway toadd to the scoring. Velazquez was alsothe leading tackler on defense.

CHS coachs comments: DakotaacAllister did a good job at defensive

end and kept Decaturs backs turnedall night. Clint Codling and Zach Rem-

ily did an outstanding job in the sec-ondary with a couple of knock downsand superb tackling. Our offense wassharp tonight. The offensive line of Chris Guess, Sabain Williams, CalebMatice, Cody Byers, Isreal Espinosa,Nathan Dawson and Jimmy Moore de-serve a big part of the credit.

DHS coachs comments: The frosh-more guys gave a great effort tonight,and I was impressed with our desireto play hard every snap. We have someexecution problems that we will getworked out, but overall I was pleasedwith our performance tonight.

Paradise 20 Van Alstyne 22PHS coachs comments: Toi Glover

did a great job running the offense forthe Panthers. He rushed for two touch-downs and threw for another. BradenBlack, Ryder Lybrand and Alex Fer-guson were Glovers main targets. Thedefense was led by Tyler Del Toro. Mis-takes killed us in this game. The boysfought hard but we came up a littleshort.

Bridgeport 28Mineral Wells 13BHS standouts The Bulls got a

20-yard touchdown run from DustinGreen and a 3-yard score from StormyMishnick in a win over the Rams.Green also threw for two touchdownson a 33-yard pass to Dylan Hines anda 4 yarder to Mishnick. Ricky Marti-nez was good on all kicks. Defensively,Dillon Lingo recovered a fumble and

Austin Hicks and Ligo forced fumbles.BHS coachs comments: The sec-

ond game of the season for these guysturned out well due to a staunch de-fense and relentless offense. Althoughwe only scored four touchdowns, wecontrolled the ball most of the game.

Freshmen

Castleberry 0Decatur 46DHS standouts The Eagle offense

soared with an eye-popping 482 yardsand seven touchdowns. DHS rackedup 398 yards and six touchdowns onthe ground. Defensively, Caleb Hoganled the way with eight tackles, whileMason Terrel and Brevon Blaylock hadseven each. Cooper Jackson and Dan-

iel Gamino also recorded one intercep-tion each.

DHS coachs comments: Our defenseplayed lights out tonight. We nishedthe game never letting ever reach theline of scrimmage. We held them tominus 34 yards of offense. Castleber-ry threw the ball twice and we inter-cepted it both times. I was proud to see11 blue helmets screaming to the ballon every play. Offensively, the line de-serves most of the credit. We have greatbacks, but its easy to run through withthe huge holes we saw.

Breckenridge 18Bridgeport 21Bull standouts Trent Schuett

scored on a three-yard run and com-pleted a 15-yard TD pass to GarrettMullins to lead Bridgeport to victory.Mullins also broke free for a 72-yardtouchdown run. Luke Plummer ranthe ball in for a two-point conversionand Fernando Delgadillo was good ona point-after try. The defense was ledby Dalton Bracken, Luke Simmons,Blake Thompson, James Wolf, Plum-

mer and Mullins.Bridgeport coachs comments: Westruggled early in the game. We playedbetter in the second half. The offensiveline played well with blocking fromMatt Smith, Yanick Vela, Luke Sim-mons, Sebastian Esquivel and EfrainHuerta. The defense made several keystops in the second half.

Bridgeport 35Mineral Wells 29BHS standouts Quarterback

Trent Schuett scored on a 12-yard runand hit Garrett Mullins on a 70-yardTD pass to lead the Bulls to victory.Luke Plummer also danced into theend zone on runs of 65 and eight yards.Mullins added a rushing touchdownto his stats on a three-yard run. Fer-nando Delgadillo was good on all vepoint-after kicks.

BHS coachs comments: The defenseforced four turnovers. Our specialteams was not very good early in thegame. Our offense was very effectivein the rst half. Dalton Bracken was agood blocker for the offense.

BHS record: 2-0

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By TANYA DAVISise Co. Extension Agent

Pre-game tailgate partiesare a long-standing Ameri-can tradition enjoyed bymany.

Although tailgat-ing is typically acool weather activ-ity in most areas of the country, it stillrequires the samesafe food handling

ractices as sum-er picnicking.Lets take a look

at some tailgateips offered bySDAs Food Safe-

ty and Inspection Service(FSIS).

Foods like chili or stewcan be kept hot with an in-sulated container.

To ensure the food stayshot, rst ll the containerwith boiling water, let stand

for a few minutes, empty,

and then put in the pipinghot food. Keep the insulatedcontainer closed to keep thefood hot (140 F or above)for several hours.

Plan ahead and chill thefood in your refrig-erator before pack-ing for your tail-gate. Carry all coldperishable foods,including potato orpasta salads, lun-cheon meats, rawhamburger patties,and cooked meat orchicken in an insu-lated cooler packedwith several inchesof ice, frozen gel

packs or containers of frozenwater.

Wrap raw meat and poul-try securely to prevent their

juices from cross contami-nating ready-to-eat foods.

Pack clean, wet, disposablecloths or moist towelettes

and paper towels for clean-

ing hands and surfaces.Be sure to pack along wa-

ter for cleaning up.Meat and poultry cooked

on a grill often browns veryfast on the outside, so checkusing a food thermometerto be sure they are cookedthoroughly.

Cook hamburgers, sau-sage and all cuts of pork to160F. For taste as well assafety, FSIS recommendscooking poultry breast meatto 170F and dark meat to180F.

Beef, veal and lamb steaksand roasts may be safelycooked to 145F for mediumrare. It is best to avoid par-tially cooking food ahead of time, which allows bacteriato multiply to the point thatsubsequent cooking cannotdestroy them.

If bringing hot take-outfood, eat it within two hoursof purchase.

Holding food at an un-

safe temperature is a primecause of foodborne illness.Food should not be left outof the cooler or off the grillfor more than two hours(one hour when the outsidetemperature is above 90F).

Cook only the amount of

food that will be eaten toavoid the challenge of keep-ing leftovers at a safe tem-perature.

Remember to discard anyleftovers that are not icecold after the game.

Following this game plan

is sure to reach the goal of preventing foodborne ill-ness.

For more information con-tact the Extension ofce at(940) 627-3341.

y GARY CLAYTONise Co. Extension Agent

COOL (Country of Ori-gin Labeling) isscheduled to gonto effect Sept. 30.

Among other com-modities, beef soldat retail will haveto be labeled withwhat country itcame from.

Under COOL, aproducer afdavitwill be consideredacceptable evidenceso long as the person in-volved has rst-hand knowl-edge of origin. Questionshave been asked as to exact-ly what must be included insuch an afdavit. Accordingto a recent news update fromthe Texas and Southwestern

Cattle Raisers Association,SDA will not create anysort of standard afdavit,so the National Cattlemens

eef Association plans towork with various segments

of the industry to developsomething that could beused by producers.

Producers should considermaintaining pos-sibly relevant re-cords to support af-davits. The USDAsite for COOL isht tp: / /www.ams.u s d a . g o v / c o o l / .Click on Exam-ples of Records forCOOL Vericationon the right underResources and thenon Cattle, Beef,

Muscle Cuts of Beef, GroundBeef under Additional Infor-mation on the right.

Also, participation in theTexas Beef Quality Produc-ers Program (Texas BQA)will provide records thatmay be useful to verify com-

pliance with the Country of Origin Labeling provisions.More information on theBQA program can be foundat http://texasbeefquality.com.

Texas AgriLife Exten-sion Service and Dow Agri-Sciences have teamed up toconduct a pasture meetingon Thursday, Sept. 18, atthe Davis Ranch 18 milesnorth of Decatur on FarmRoad 51. Turn in at the LazyD Ranch sign on the right.The program is set to beginat 10 a.m. and will concludeabout noon with a hamburg-er lunch. Participants willhave the opportunity to tourthe eight pasture weed con-trol plots and three pricklypear control plots. Pesticideapplicators will receive two-CEUs, one in drift minimi-zation and one in the gen-eral category. Casey Mattke,Dow AgriSciences area salesrep will be on hand to dis-cuss the Dow products used

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Classied Advertising PolicyClassied ads for the Sunday/Thurs-day edition are $12 per week for 20words or less (each additional word is60). Run the same ad in ClassiedGold for an additional $8 per week(20 words or less; each additionalword is 40).

Error ResponsibilityCustomers are asked to check theirad immediately after it appears in thepaper and report at once any errorfound. Claims for adjustment shouldbe made at that time. The WiseCounty Messenger is responsible for

an incorrect ad only the rst time itruns, so check your ads carefully.

Classied Gold goes into 21,000 ad-ditional homes.

PaymentsIn person: 115 S. Trinity St., DecaturBy Mail: Wise County MessengerP.O. Box 149Decatur, TX 76234-0149

Real Estate for Sale

Acreage Business Property Condos/Town Homes Duplexes Homes Lots Mobile Homes Wanted to Buy

Rentals

Apartments Business Property Condos/ Town Homes Duplex Housing Homes Mobile Homes Rooms RoommateWanted Spaces & Lots For Lease Wantedto Rent Wanted to Lease Facilities Storage Buildings

Employment

Business Opportunity Employment Information Adult/Elderly Care Childcare Food Service Medical/Dental Miscellaneous Ofce Retail/Sales Trades Work Wanted

Services

Childcare Adult/Elderly Care Business Housecleaning Let Me Fix It Miscellaneous Tutoring

Farm and Ranch

Farm Equipment Fencing Lawn & Garden Livestock Livestock Care/Training Livestock Lost & Found Livestock Stud Service Livestock Supplies Miscellaneous Mowing Pasture & Feed Poultry

Pets

Pets Pets Lost & Found Pet Care/Training Pet Stud Services

Merchandise for Sale

Appliances Clothing/Jewelry Furniture Garage Sales Firewood Miscellaneous Auctions

Transportation

Boats Cars Recreational Vehicles Trucks Accessories Trailers Wanted to Buy

Announcements

Card of Thanks Lets Swap Lost & Found Personal Wanted

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www.localwiserealtors.com

SPECTACULAR HOME ON 16 ACRES16 acres with lotsof roadfrontage. Large completelyupdatedhomewitha great view. Two livingareas,largediningarea,sunroom,largekitchenwith granitecountertops.Large 40x60shopwith concrete oor, large led on the corner.

LARGE HOME ON 1 ACRENeedlotsof roomandreasonablypriced?Thisis it!This3/2/2CPon1 acreis right foryou. Home offers twolivingareas,formaldining,split bedrooms. This home is super clean, large fenced in backyard.Reduced to $85,000

EASYTO GET LAZY IN PARADISEItsTrue. Its Real. Its available now in Paradise. 3 bedroom, 1.5bath and anxious owner ready to deal! Take advantage of 2.8 acreswith a 3X40 insulated shop .

2 LOG HOMES ON 41 ACRESDriveway to this is the passage to privacy- Watch the lights of the sky twinkle inthe distance from the 588 sq. ft. open deck. 2 large custom built log homes withoutstanding features, large insulated shop with 10x30 AC/Heat, its own bath,septic. Storm shelter 10X8 with water purication system for both houses. 6chain link fence around shop, 40x20 separate game room with window unit, 2acres fenced for goats, 3 sheds.

LARGE SHOPSWhat a great place at the end of the road, nice front and back covered porches, RV storage 36x18, shop with concrete 24x30, 2separate storage areas 15x30, 15x45, carport beside the house, 4acres of grass with tank, new atrium windows.

All real estate advertising in thisnewspaper is subject to the FairHousing Act which makes it illegalto advertise any preference, limita-tion or discrimination based onrace, color, religion, sex, handicap,familial status or national origin,or an intention, to make any suchpreference, limitation or discrimina-tion. Familial status includes chil-dren under the age of 18 living withparents or legal custodians, pregnantwomen and people securing custodyof children under 18.

This newspaper will not know-ingly accept any advertising forreal estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellings adver-tised in 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.

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NOW LEASING For More information, Contact

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817-501-8410

Join our team...

DENTON STATE SCHOOLYou Can Make a Difference in Peoples Lives

Now Hiring:RNs and LVNs

Chief Nurse ExecutiveNurse Educator

PhysicianMedical Director

DentistAssociate Psychologist

Data Analyst

Direct Care (Mental RetardationAssistants)

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Apply Online at:www.careersatdads.com

Denton State School3980 State School Rd.Denton, TX 76202940-591-3364

TTY 1-866-839-2727

Excellent BenetsRetirement

Paid Sick LeavePaid Vacation

Up to 14 Holidays

EEO/ADA Employer

IN PROUD PARTNERSHIP WITH

MECHANICDurham School Services has an opening for a class II mechanic.The position requires a minimum of two years automotive, truck,

and diesel experience.Apply in person at Durham School Services,

1950 Texan Drive, Justin, Texas 76247, 940-242-3900. EOE Durham School Services conducts pre-employment drug screening, criminal

background checks, motor vehicle record checks and DOT physicals.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Acreage Business Property Condos/Town Homes Duplexes Homes Lots Mobile Homes Wanted to Buy

RENTALS

Apartments BusinessProperty Condos/TownHomes Duplex Housing Homes Mobile Homes Rooms Roommate Wanted Spaces & Lots For Lease Wanted to Rent Wanted toLease Facilities StorageBuildings

Acreage

2 TRACTS LAND FOR SALE1/4 mile north Bowie on FM 1816.

0 acres @ $8,500/acre and 140a cr es @ $ 6, 75 0/ ac re .(940)841-1956.

20 ACRES COASTALwith stock pond. Old house, well, nominerals. $165,000 plus closingcost. (940)433-8559.

25 ACRES, POOLVILLEroad frontage, stock tank, $125k.House w/10 acres, 40x45 shop,Poolville, $175. Sold separately ortogether. Agent, (817)454-9446.

88 ACRESAurora area, (off Old Rhome Road).Call for details, Cannon Real Estate,(940)368-1811.

BEAUTIFUL RECREATIONALproperty between Forestburg/Sun-set. 90 acres with 3-acre lake,ponds, 2 water wells. Wonderfullandscaped, country home, air con-ditioned party barn, 3-stall horsebarn w/corral. Much more! Call(817)475-1392 for more info.

PARADISE, CR 345110 acres, restricted tracts, wooded.Call Nolan, (940)393-1020; or Deb-bie, (817)925-9208.

Homes**FOR SALE BY OWNER**HUGE LAKEFRONT HOME

4,900 square foot, lovely custombrick home on 1.5 acres. 5-bed-room, 4-bath, large kitchen with is-land, custom cabinets, tile floors, of-fice, large workshop & garage. Musts ee t o b el ie ve ! $ 42 5, 00 0.(817)270-4660.

3-BEDROOM, 1-BATH2-car garage; refinished, original-hardwood floors; storage barn,fenced. 325 Oak Court, Rhome.$ 77 ,5 00 . B r in g a ll o ff er s.(817)538-8195.

3-BEDROOM, 1-BATHstudy, on 1 acre, large trees. In-cludes 2-bedroom, 1-bath mobilehome. 2 septics, 3 electrics & 3 wa-t er h oo ku ps . $ 99 ,9 99 .(940)627-4485 or (817)999-0623.

3/2/2, 1,609 SQUARE FOOTbrick home, north Denton. Study,above ground pool with deck, trees,c or ne r l ot . $ 12 4, 90 0.(940)391-7107, (940)595-1243.

BELOW MARKET2.5 acre ranchette, Heritage Creek.3/2.5/2 brick, 2.5 acres w/shop.$168,900 Shari Guess, Buy WiseReal Estate, (940)399-3900.

Brick home on 5 acreswith sheds & storage. New Fairviewarea. $222,000. Owner financing orl ea se o pt io n p os si bl e.(940)210-0735.

FSBO IN PARADISE3-bedroom, 2-bath on 1.66 acre loti n Win dm il l Tr ai l, P ha se I I$192,000/OBO (940)393-2458, Ja-mie.

NEW CONSTRUCTIONin Alvord. Energy Star rated home,3/2.5/2, formal dining, study, gour-met kitchen, lots of storage, de-signer master bath, large 12x65deck, shaded by great oak tree.R ea dy t o m ov e i n. C all(940)427-2351.

OWNER FINANCE5-bedroom, 4.5-bath, 4-car garage,3.75 acres, 5,300 square feet, pond,2 wa te r we ll s. Deca tur ISD.(972)849-8717.

SPACIOUS LOG CABINon 23+ acres, trees, wildlife. SylvanProperties, (940)964-2935.

Lots

RUNAWAY BAY, 3 LOTS2 are adjoining, 1 separate. Great

views, trees, area of nice homes,p av ed r oa ds . $ 30 ,0 00 .(940)395-6755.

Mobile Homes

2002 DOUBLE WIDE3-bedroom, 2-bath, large mastersuite, many upgrades. Must bemoved. Paid $90,000; sell for$ 5 0 , 00 0 . ( 8 1 7 ) 48 9 - 3 7 28 ,(682)429-2039.

Casa en venta por el propietario.Propietario dispuestos a financiarcon un buen pago. Tres dormitoriosy 2 baos con un cuarto de lavado.(940)577-1861.

FREE ESTIMATESMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.Repos. RBMobileHomes.com,(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.

SMALL DOUBLE WIDE28x44, $20k delivered & set-up.28x60, nice, $35k delivered &set-up. 16x80, $14k delivered &set-up. www.RBMobileHomes.com,(940)683-5547.

WILLIAMS MOBILE HOME SERV.Best deal on moving, set up & trimouts. Bonded, licensed & insured.(940)433-3117.

Apartments

TRIPLEX1/1, 500/month, at 301 S. Trinity,Decatur. Cannon Property Manage-ment, (940)368-1811.

Business property

30x40, 2-bay shop for rent or saleo n a pp ro xi ma te ly 1 a cr e.(940)859-1326, (214)505-7494.

Commercial office space for lease,Deca tur. 2 ,135 square feet .(940)389-5407.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTYOffice/retail space. 1,000-7,000s qu ar e f ee t f or l ea se .(940)627-2510.

Metal building, 3,200 square feet,concrete floor, CH/A, living quarters,septic & water well. $1,200/month.N ea r D ec at ur . C al l a ge nt ,(940)368-1952.

Duplexes

**NOW IN BRIDGEPORT**Lovely & spacious duplexes, 3-bed-room, 2-bath. $850/month & up with$450/deposit. Vaulted ceilings, cov-e r ed p or ch , a pp li an ce s &w a s he r / d ry e r c o n ne c t io n s .(817)270-HOME.www.rhinopropertygroup.com.

Homes

GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD3/1.5, fenced back yard, Decatur,c lose to school s . Immedia tem o ve - in . ( 9 40 ) 39 9 -9 2 82 ,(940)399-9289.

3-bedroom, 1.5-bath. Decatur ISD.$ 9 50 / mo n th , p l us d e po si t .(940)389-5768 or (940)577-4033.

Timeless Elegance

817-825-4647

403W. Oak $995/month, $800/deposit

Home is a 3/2/2,lawn care included.

2-bedroom, 1-bath house for rent inAlvord. $650/month plus $650/secu-rity deposit. References required.(817)291-8677.

3-bedroom, 1-bath, no pets, 1-yearlease. $675/month, $675/deposit.2 01 S . T ri ni ty , D ec at ur .(940)575-4556, leave message.

3-bedroom, 1.5-bath house for rentin Alvord. $750/month plus $600/de-p o si t , r e f er e nc e s r e q ui r ed .(940)577-2402.

3/2 brick, Rhome area. Ask for Beki,(817)636-2555.

House for rent in Decatur. 2-bed-r o o m, 1 - b at h , $ 7 0 0/ m on t h .(940)627-6400.

JUSTIN 3/2/2nice brick, built 2005. $1,050/month,$1,000/deposit. No smoking/pets.Community pool/park. NorthwestISD. (940)399-3900.

Lease/possible lease option. 3/1.5brick, detached garage. Clean, goodcondition. Boyd. $725/month, de-posit & references. (940)433-3832;cell (940)577-1467.

RHOME RENTAL3/1.5/1 CP, fenced backyard, North-west ISD, quiet neighborhood, nosmoking, some pets OK. AvailableOct. 6. $895/month, $775/deposit.Owner/agent, (940)399-3900.

Mobile Homes

2 newer double wides, Aurora. 1with pool on acres. (940)969-6085.

3-bedroom, 2-bathmanufactured home in the country.$850/month. Cannon Property Man-agement, (940)393-5 3 17.

Very nice 3/2, 1,600 square footdouble wide, CH/A, new ceramic tilefloors/carpet , water included,fenced. 13 miles NE Decatur.$795/month. (940)466-9702.

Spaces & lotsSUNSET RV PARK

Centrally located between Decatur,Bridgeport, Bowie on Highway 287.Full hook-ups, free laundry, freewireless internet. (940)845-2007.

Storage Buildings

A.VaughanMini Storage

5x10s

10x10s

10x15s

10x20s

1666 W. Hwy 114, Bridgeport940-683-4200

Electronic Gates

EMPLOYMENT

Employment information

!!ATTENTION!!Advertising under this classifica-t ion i s normally not a bona f ideopportunity. Typically, compa-nies advertising here offer infor-mation about potential employ-ment. Some are selling this infor-mati on. We s ugges t tha t ourreaders thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before invest-ing any money.

Marketing executives needed towork at home. Free training. Call(940)594-2888 orwww.LovingMyHomeBiz.com

Childcare

Decatur Academy for Children, Inc.is interviewing experienced caregiv-ers. Full & part-time positions avail-able. Must have a High School Di-ploma. Please call Lindsy or Gina at(940)626-4444.

Need childcare in my Boyd home,3:30-8:30p.m., Mon.-Fri., for 1 child.( 9 40 ) 43 3 - 0 12 8 , h o m e ;(817)771-5540, cell.

Food service

Now hiring, Armadillo Grill, formerlyBucks BBQ on Highway 287, Deca-

tur. All positions available. Hiringbonus for qualified cooks. For appli-cation, call (940)531-0960.

Prontos Italian Restaurant now hir-ing for day & night shift waitstaff.Apply in person to 47 US Highway380, Bridgeport. (940)683-3733.

Governors Ridge300 Devereaux St. Decatur

940-627-1104

Apply in personor fax resume to

940-627-1159

Now HirinFT

ExperiencedCook

Benefits andAdvancement Available

Need experienced meat cutter. Ap-ply at Diamond Supermarket,Bridgeport. (940)683-2300.

Taking applications for assistantmanager. Apply at Diamond Super-market, Bridgeport, TX.

EMPLOYMENT

Business Opportunity Employment Information Adult/Elderly Care Childcare Food Service Medical/Dental Miscellaneous Ofce Retail/Sales Trades Work Wanted

EMPLOYMENT


9/17

401(k), INSURANCE,401(k), INSURANCE,

HOLIDAY & VACATION PAYHOLIDAY & VACATION PAYCDL Preferred

The Most Established Oileld CompanyIn the Area is Looking for ExperiencedDrivers to Join our Professional Team

of Service Providers In Our Bridgeport,Weatherford & Cleburne Yards.

Class A CDL + Tanker endorsement requiredClean driving record

APPLY IN PERSON:Bridgeport Tank Trucks

601 Hwy. 380 Bridgeport, Texas

Serving the Area fo r Over 32 Years

Competitive pay based on experience

Night shift premium Drive late model

equipment Local company Safety Bonuses Paid vacations Group health insurance Retirement plan

L o n e s o m

e D o v e T r a n s p o r t s

Rapidly growing tank truck company is seekingExperienced Vacuum Truck Drivers

Day Positions Open Immediately Must haveClass A CDL + TankerEndorsement

Must be 25 years old + Good driving record Starting Pay -Commensurate with experience Night ShiftDifferential Pay

Health, Dental and LifeInsuranceBenets 90 Day Merit Review

Quarterly Merit and Attendance Awards Program Safety Award Program

PaidVacation afterone year

Call or apply in person at:4566 N. US Hwy. 287, Alvord, TX

940-626-8248 or 888-800-0950

Leading tank truck company is seeking experienced

DRIVERSfor three of its locations.

CDL + Tanker endorsement required.Excellent pay & benets including Health, Dental, Life, Retention

Bonus plus matching 401(k). Call or apply in person at:

17709 Hwy 380 W.Ponder, TX 76259940-482-9670940-389-5772Juan Mercer

189 Bearcat Rd.Aledo,TX 76008

817-441-2687940-391-9071

Paul Carter

902 S. Main St.Jacksboro, TX 76458

940-567-2887940-391-9444

Shannon Swanson

TANGLEWOODOil Field Service

Now Hiring

Experienced Welder/Fabricatorto operate Welding Truck.

Must have clean driving record. No truck or tools required.We offer Competitive Pay, Bonuses, Holidays & Insurance.

Call Gary979-540-8657

TANGLEWOODOil Field Service

Now Hiring

Drivers6 months tanker experience needed.

Night Shift only.Call Randy

940-210-9129

RJRJ Cleveland Trucking Truck drivers needed

Class A CDL, clean driving record,

Must pass DOT drug screen.Local Hauling - home every night.Paid weekly, Bonuses, Benets.

940-389-8518

Local Business is seeking a motivated individual who can work independently with a good attitude.

Customer Collections Position

Competitive Salary/Health Insurance/401(k)

3 yrs + experience workingcorporate commercial accounts.

Must be able to resolve billing andpayment issues over 120 days

outstanding.

Must have Microsoft Ofce &Quickbooks experience. Accounting

experience a plus.

Please fax resume to 940-683-0124 Attn: Christy C.

Join Our Team!Join Our Team!

We will pay for experience! Expd driver needed to deliverfuels & lubes in Chico & surrounding areas. Must have

CDL w/Hazmat, ability to lift up to 100 lbs, clean driving

record. Will be delivering/unloading products & interacting

w/customers. We offer competitive pay & excellent benets. Call 940-644-2348 if interested.

Solaris Healthcare, an establishedcompany with great benets, is currentlyseeking applicants for a full-time and

PRN Continuous Care LVN, Nights.If you would like to join our growingcompany, please contact VirginiaOyler at 940-627-1011 or email [email protected]

DOCTORS HOSPITAL BRIDGEPORT

Now Open!OR Registered Nurse

Registered Nurses Nights: ICU, ER, M/S,OBPharmacists (weekend) &PRN

Tom Harrison

Human Resources1905 Doctors Hospital DriveBridgeport, TX 76426

940-683-0327940-683-683-0485 Fax

[email protected]

Medical/Dental

Medicare CoordinatorRN/LVN

MDS, Billing, ComputerSkills

Mon-FriGood Salary

Company Benets EOEAZLE MANOR

721 Dunaway Ln. Azle817-444-2536

Home health agency seeks respon-sible caring adults to help with dailyliving tasks. Wise County openings.P le as e c on ta ct B et ty ,1(800)866-6705.

Miscellaneous

Bridgeport Fishing and RentalTools, Inc. is looking for an open

ole & cased hole experienced fish-rman. Apply in person at 218 Lake

Rd., Bridgeport, TX.

Free conver sa t iona l Eng li shclasses. Call (940)627-1912.

Help wanted at Moonshine Liquors.ust be 21-years-old, presentable.ilingual a plus. Apply in person,

1406 Chico Highway, Bridgeport.

Mature, self-motivated, outgoingperson, part-time/full-time. Nophone calls, apply in person only.Highway 287/FM 174, Bowie, topick up application.

Need someone to learn installationsof fire suppression systems. Validdrivers license, transportation andbackground check r equi red.(940)399-8002.

Production/maintenance helper.Manufacturing company, Decatur.Full-time Mon.-Fri., 8:30a.m.-5p.m.Must have TX drivers license. Tele-phone: (817)489-3066.

Ofce

Full-timeTeller

PositionAvailable

1706 FM 51 South Decatur

940-627-1553

TEXASCRAFT.COMOffice assistant. Phone/Internet,customer service , order processing,product packaging. Will train.Call (817)489-3066 or send resumeto P.O. Box 855, Rhome ,TX 76078.

A North Texas business is now hir-ing for a full-time entry-level officeposition. Must be proficient in Mi-crosoft Word. Must have excellentorganization and communicationskills. Must be able to multi-task,prioritize responsibilities and func-tion in a high volume environment.Salary based on education and ex-perience. Send a cover letter andresume to: P.O. Box 149, attentionOffice, Decatur, TX 76234.

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE LEADGainesville, TexasSalary commensurate with skillsand experience. Oil and gas servicecompany is searching for an experi-enced Accounts Payable Lead tohandle multiple accounts payablefunctions. Candidates must haveknowledge of accounts payableprocesses and systems, and invoicehandling procedures.Responsibilities:Process large volume of invoices forpayment. Clear workflow items.Work directly with vendors and buy-ers. Special projects as requested.Requirements:5+ years work experience in A/P ac-counting. Excellent computer, com-munications and organizationalskills.Qualified candidates should immedi-ately email or fax a resume to:

J Mar & AssociatesEmail:[email protected]: 972-732-1378

SALES TAX SPECIALISTNorth Texas location. Salary com-mensurate with experience andskills. The Sales Tax Specialist willbe responsible for all sales tax re-porting requirements of the com-pany, including developing, imple-menting and maintaining policiesand procedures, managing audits

and assisting with special projects.Multi company/multi state opera-tions.Education, Experience and SkillsRequired:Bachelors Degree in Accounting orFinance. 5+ years sales tax experi-ence, Texas preferred. Strong com-munication and computer skills.Qualified candidates should immedi-ately fax or email a resume to:J MAR & Associates(972) 732-8301Fax: (972) 732-1378Email:[email protected]

Retail/Sales

Decatur Shell

Truck Stop & Restaurant

Now HiringManagement

CashiersCooks

Apply in Person9 a.m.-3 p.m. Contact Clint

1306 E. Business 380Decatur

Diamond W Truckstop and DryCreek Store in Bridgeport, full-timecashiers needed. Apply in person.Serious applicants only. NODRUGS!

Garrett Creek Ranch ConferenceCenter in Paradise is looking for aDirector of Sales. College degreeor equivalent experience is required.Those with no hotel/conference cen-ter sales experience will not be con-sidered. Interested parties shouldcontact general manager Lon Yae-ger by telephone at (940)433-2055.Garrett Creek Ranch supports adrug-free workplace.

PARTS COUNTER POSITIONSeeking individual with partscounter experience. Automotive oragriculture parts would be helpful.Must have some computer knowl-edge and work well in a fast pacedenvironment. Great benefit pack-age: 401k, insurance, paid holidays& more! Apply in person, Hender-shot Equipment Company, 1841 N.US Highway 287, Decatur, TX76234.

Trades

Driver wanted for sand and gravel

company. CDL and clean drivingrecord a must. Bobtail truck andtrailer experience. Dozer and heavyequipment experience a plus!(940)627-6868.

CHANEY TRUCKINGLooking for safe, dependable, ClassA CDL drivers with 1-year verifiableexperience. Peterbilt trucks, paidhealth insurance, matching 401k,vacation, home every night. Call1 ( 8 0 0) 4 4 8 -6 3 2 3 , M o n . -F r i . ,8a.m.-5p.m.

Concrete form setter & finisher,foreman needed. (940)427-2033,(940)389-0377.

Drivers needed for end dumps &vacuum trucks, local hauling, paidhourly. Call Marvin, (940)389-2579;(940)577-5847.

ELECTRICIANSImmediate openings for experi-enced journeyman electrical helpers& r es id en ti al w i re me n.(940)389-5588.

JM Materials, the rock company thatcares about you. Your experience isour gain and your opportunity.Home nights, 26% based on experi-ence. Insurance available, multiplebonus programs, holiday pay, vaca-tion and sick pay. Must have goodMVR, be 23-years-old and have aClass A CDL. We will train. Call ford e ta i ls a n d a p po i nt m en t ,(940)427-2033.

Looking for truck drivers and farmlaborers for Alvord sod farm. CDLr eq ui re d. C al l K en ny ,(817)253-2309.

Bored with your job?www.wcmessenger.com/class


EMPLOYMENT


10/17

West Fork Tank Trucks, Inc.Accepting applications for experienced drivers

and mechanics. Drivers must have Class A CDLplus tanker endorsement, good driving record,

must pass drug test. Pick up application at ofce.

259 CR 1510, Bridgeport940-683-1027

Ofce: 940-627-3059Cell: 940-393-3964Fax: 940-626-4996

PO Box 1504Decatur, TX 76234

Pump Sales & ServiceComplete Water Well Drilling & Repair

Storage Tanks & Boosting Equipment & InstallationResidential, Municipal & Commercial

Emergency Service Availablewww.aandvwater.com

Lic. #2774AI

A&V Water John & Mary Haynie

BJW ConstructionBJW ConstructionRemodeling and Add-ons

817-253-1996

Crushed StoNeoad Base Location Rock Screened Fill DirtRoad Base Location Rock Screened Fill Dirt

Best Prices & Product in Wise Co.

Call Mike Farris -Call Mike Farris - 214-676-0717 940-627-3595214-676-0717 940-627-3595

MERCHANDISE FOR SALE

Appliances Clothing/Jewelry Furniture Garage Sales

Firewood Miscellaneous Auctions

SERVICES

Childcare Adult/Elderly Care Business Housecleaning

Let Me Fix It Miscellaneous Tutoring

FARM AND RANCH

Farm Equipment Fencing Lawn & Garden Livestock Livestock Care/Training Livestock Lost & Found Livestock Stud Service Livestock Supplies Miscellaneous Mowing Pasture & Feed Poultry

TRANSPORTATION

Boats Cars Recreational Vehicles Trucks Accessories Trailers Wanted to Buy

PETS

Pets Pets Lost & Found Pet Care/Training Pet Stud Services


EMPLOYMENTMERCHANDISE

FOR SALETRANSPORTATION

Melody Massage is looking for a li-censed, full/part-time massagetherapist. Friendly environment withexisting clientele. Call for interview.(940)389-5104.

Childcare

Registered in-home child care pro-vider located in Rhome. Infants toP re -K . P le a se C al l A n ge la(214)686-0342 for more details.

Business

LETS TALK ABOUT

the most personalized shopping ex-perience around: AVON. ContactBarbara Reed, ISR; (940)841-0521,(940)575-9217. Shop online:www.youravon.co//breed

HousecleaningGENERAL COMMERCIAL

office cleaning Your answer tocleaning. Bonded. Double D Enter-prise. For free estimates, call(940)626-9558.

HEART FOR HOMES

Prepare now for holiday season! Of-fice, house cleaning & organizing.References available, free esti-mates. Call Sharon, (940)389-8883.

HOUSE CLEANING

All types cleaning. Thorough, de-pendable. Also closet, drawer, cabi-net organization. Call for appoint-ment, (940)210-9222.

Let me x it

AIRWORKS BY SCOTT

Mobile home & residential AC &heating, repair, installation. 10% dis-coun t age 65 & o lde r.TACLB017017E. (817)724-8680.

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MIKES RV SERVICEService calls, insurance work, fullrepairs, power washing & detailing.Michael, (940)399-7565.

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SILVER LAKES PLUMBINGServing Wise County & Bowie. If itsplumbing, we do it, and cheaper.Cell, (214)676-6106.

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2005 NEW HOLLAND TN60tractor with loader & bale spike. 380hours. $18,500. Call (254)842-9094,Rhome.

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Lawn and garden

LONE OAK LANDSCAPINGPersonalized landscape plans,20-years experience. Plants fur-nished, you plant or we plant. Sod,tree work, decks/patios/walls.(940)389-1778.

TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED36 years in business, insured.(817)444-0861, Teater.

Livestock

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BABY DWARF GOATSBaby Dutch rabbits. Guard llamas,pet/show quality. Mini horses, 2yearlings, buckskin paint & Palo-mino. (817)596-9644.

BUY & SELL & TRADEAll classes of horses. All ridinghorses sold, 72 hour unconditionalg u a r a n t ee . ( 9 4 0 ) 2 2 4- 1 4 7 0 ,(940)644-5956.

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CHRISTIAN COWBOY HAYFertilized coastal, 4x5 round bales,$30-$45. Delivery available. Squarebales available also. (940)626-4627,(707)771-9729, cell.

COASTAL HORSE HAY2008 square bales in barn, fertilized,no weeds. No minimum. BetweenAlvord/Decatur. Delivery available.(817)991-7625, (940)627-2813..

COW/GOAT HAY2007 square bales, shed stored, nominimum, you load. Boyd. $3/bale.(940)433-2335.

GOOD COASTAL HAYsquare bales, cutting Thur., Sept. 4.$4/bale. Call (940)389-2773.

THIS YEARS COASTAL$60. Weed free & fertilized. Deliveryavailable. (254)631-4475.

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ADORABLE GREAT PYRENEESpuppies. Large, loyal, beautifulbreed. 5 females, 2 males. 1stshots/wormed. Ready Sept. 14.$125/each. (940)389-8534.

AKC MINI BEAGLES5-weeks-old, both parents on prem-i se s, 1 m al e, 3 f em al es .(817)270-2919.

CKC PUPPIESChihuahuas, $100-$300, extra tinytea cups/mini, 6-16-weeks-old. ShihTzu Imperials, males, $300; females$350. Bishon male, $250. Beagles,mini, $250, males. All shots/de-wormed. (817)220-0849.

CKC Shih Tzu pup . 1 male,shots/wormed, tri-color, beautifulmarkings. $350. (940)627-1514.

LABRADORSAKC chocolate puppies. Current onshots. Crate trained, housebroken.Parents on site. (817)913-9164.

RHODESIAN RIDGEBACKpuppies for sale. CKC registered.(940)391-9056.

Welsh Corgi puppies, AKC regis-tered. $300/each. Leave message,(940)391-9914.

YELLOW LAB PUPPIESfor sale. AKC registered. Shots upto date. $150/each. (940)366-4151.

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Lost: large, white Great Pyrenees,vicinity of CR3381 & CR3382, Para-dise. Family is devastated. Reward!(940)433-3979.

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!!ATTENTION!!Garage sale ads must be called inBEFORE 11a.m. Tuesday to run inthe Thursday edition. If you wantyour garage sale ad in All AroundWise also, it MUST be called in be-fore 11a.m. Friday THE WEEK BE-FORE the sale. We do not run ga-rage sales the weekend before thesale.

Bridgeport, 4 miles east, (or 6 mileswest of Decatur) 5094 US. Highway380, Ascension & St. MarksChurch, Sat., Sept. 13, 8a.m.-2p.m.Yard sale.

Decatur, 146 Comanche MoonCourt, Sat., Sept. 13, 8a.m. Furni-ture, washer/dryer, miscellaneoushousehold items, tools, antiques,car parts.

Decatur, 3127 N. Trinity Street, 4thhouse on left past National GuardArmory, Sat., Sept. 13, 8a.m.-4p.m.Many items. (940)627-3962.

Decatur, Citywide garage sale, Sat.,Sept. 20. Individual and neighbor-hood sales. Sidewalk sales at busi-nesses city wide. Maps availableWed., Sept 17. Contact Frieda Han-ley, (940)627-2741.

Runaway Bay, Highway 380 West,

Exit 7 to 612 Doaks, Fri.-Sat., Sept.12-13, 8a.m.-4p.m. Furniture, knick-knacks, kitchen items, garage/fish-ing items, more! Rain/shine. Allmust go!

Miscellaneous

2002, 500-GALLONpropane tank. 100 gallons propaneincluded. $700. (817)489-3728,(682)429-2039.

30-GALLON AQUARIUMwbeautiful 4-door cabinet. Completeset-up for fresh water. Includes fil-ter, lights, power heads. Only used2-months. $200. (940)575-4846.

FRESH FROZEN ORGANICpurple hulled peas. $5/quart.(817)891-0978, or (940)433-3966.

WHEELCHAIR LIFTSRamps, repairs and scooter rentals.New & used portable scooters. CallMatt Sadberry, MedCare Solutions.(940)575-9261.

Musical

PIANOEarly 1900s, oak, upright piano.$300. (940)626-2296.

Boats

1994 TRACKER BASS BUGGY18 foot w/trailer, live-well, canopy,rear entry, 60 HP Mercury outboard,clear title, fish finder, pontoon.$4,500. Call for more detai ls ,( 9 40 ) 68 3 -3 9 96 . S h ow n8a.m.-3-p.m., Mon.-Fri.

MATCHING PAIRof Bombardier XP Sea-Doos, lakeready! Black and yellow hornet col-ored, custom trailer, w/extras. $9Kfor all! (940)389-6281

1984 GLASTRON16 foot fish & ski, 115 Mercury, tilt &trim, great condition, lake ready.$ 2, 60 0. ( 94 0) 21 0- 90 41 ,(940)395-0338.

Cars

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1965 FORD GALAXY 500convertible with AC, 61,681 miles,clear title, 2-door, red, glass pack,352 engine, 4-barrel, 8-cylinder, norust. $9,800. Call for more details,( 9 40 ) 68 3 -3 9 96 . S h ow n8a.m.-3-p.m., Mon.-Fri.

Open car show, Muenster, Texas.Saturday, Sept. 13, 9a.m.-3p.m. 40class awards, 15 special awards,door prizes. (940)484-9585.

2000 MERCEDESLIMITED EDITION

2000/230SLK Kompressor. Con-vertible roadster, sharp, black,loaded, clean. 67,500 miles.$ 1 3 , 95 0 . ( 9 4 0 ) 39 3 - 2 30 8 ,(940)389-5588.

2001 MUSTANGV-6, 5-speed, red, excellent condi-tion. 79,600 miles. Original owner.$5,500. (940)389-3268.

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2006 KEYSTONE HORNET30 foot travel trailer, like new condi-tion, w/large slide & awning. Bookva lue over $25,000 ; se ll fo r$20,000. (940)969-2131.

GOLF CARTClub Car, electric, with windshield,winter cover, ball washer, etc. Veryclean. (940)389-4313.

Pickups/Vans/SUVs

2002 DODGE DIESELpickup, SWB, 3/4 ton, 6-cylinder,crew cab, 18 MPG, 240k miles.$5,500. (940)627-2078.

FOR SALE1988 pickup, 305, automatic,$3,500/OBO. 1999 Pontiac GrandAm, V-6, automatic, $4,500/OBO.1984 Kenworth dump truck, 425Cat, 13-speed, $16,500/OBO. 2004Ford pickup, 250 diesel, 3/4 ton, 6.0motor, au tomat ic, new t i re s ,$14,500/OBO. (940)393-0860.

2001 Ford F150 Supercab. Goodcondition. $4,500. (940)391-9811.

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Bridgeport B 6Mineral Wells 12BHS standouts JuniorcLaughlin completed a

30-yard touchdown pass toarker Eaton for the Bulls

only score. Defensively, theulls forced two turnovers.unter Holbrook recovered

a fumble in the second quar-ter.

BHS coachs comments:These guys played hard allgame. We ran the ball ef-fectively in the rst half.The defense was good butgave up two big plays in thefourth quarter.

VolleyballJunior varsity

Chico 22 25 14Perrin 25 22 25CHS standouts Nikkieatherly led the Ladyragons with seven points,

ve kills and two aces.eather Williams was alsoa force as she nished withour points, three kills and

an ace while Carley Gam-age added three kills, three

oints and two assists. Kimorkman, Morgan Brownaci Walker and Lindseyeller also scored for Chico.CHS coachs comments:

he Lady Dragons playedell against Perrin. We

struggled with our servingand that made the differ-

nce in the rst game.CHS record: 3-7

Bridgeport 21 17Peaster 25 25BHS standouts Beckrinnell had a good day as

she tallied four digs andhree kills in the loss. Maceyobinson, Emily Price andamie Batteneld record-d two kills each. Jordynulsey led the offense with

ight assists.BHS coachs comments:issed serves and bad pass-

ng hurt us in this match.easter did a good job of

aking advantage of ouristakes. We were playing

atch up all night.BHS record: 11-5

Saint Jo 14 11Chico 25 25CHS standouts Car-

ey Gammage pounded onhe Panther defense with a

atch-high six kills and sev-n points to lead the Ladyragons to victory. Heatherilliams dished out three

ills and Nikki Weatherlyadded two. Kim Workman

layed a role in most of thescoring as she nished with ve assists.

CHS coachs comments:aci Walker and Nikkieatherly did a great job in

he back row. Their passeselped facilitate our offense.e were very aggressive

against Saint Jo. We wereable to attack well at the

et. Serving has really im-roved since our last game.

CHS record: 4-7

Bridgeport 23 13Graham 25 25BHS standouts Lind-

sey Zachary tallied a team-high six digs and KatherineWeaver added ve to leadBridgeport. Emily Price andKaleisha Haynes led the of-fense with three kills each.Jordyn Hulsey racked upnine assists.

BHS coachs comments:Serving hurt us in thismatch and Graham took ad-

vantage.

Freshmen

Bridgeport 25 25Peaster 18 14BHS standouts Seven

players recorded kills to leadthe Sissies to a sweep overthe Greyhounds. HannahLogan, Audra Hart, TaylorHenson, Angelica Reyes,Kasey Wages, Shelbi Fry,

Ann Turlington and LindseyWalker each slammed kills.Turlington also had fouraces and three assists.

BHS coachs comments:The girls overcame strug-gles from last weeks match-es and came out with a win.

BHS record: 9-6

Bport 25 25 20Graham 27 19 25BHS standouts Three

kills from Audra Hart andKasey Wages were notenough to hold off Graham.Lindsey Walker, HannahLogan and Karley Bunkeralso had two kills each inthe balanced attack. TaylorHenson chalked up seven as-sists, while Turlington hadsix and Bunker had two.

BHS coachs comments:We struggled to nd ourrhythm during these games.

Again, the team continuesto improve each game.

Eighth grade

Jboro A 25 16 25Chico A 17 25 15CJHS standouts Arali-

za Galingo was unstoppableas she racked up 12 points,

two assists and one kill forthe Lady Dragons. Brooke Younger, Karli Selz andMartina Cantu recordedfour points each, while Mor-gan Clampitt had three andKodi Walker, Shaye Schirri-pa, Charlotte McGuire and

Aimiee Ezzell had one each.CJHS coachs comments:

Considering we only had twodays of practice I thought thegirls did very well. We strug-gled with serving and pass-ing in the rst two games.The girls picked up the paceand did a much better job.They looked really good, butcame up a little short in theend.

Bport A 17 25 16Decatur A 25 18 25BMS standouts Kara

Demmitt posted three acesand three assists in the Sis-sies narrow defeat. Nikki

Mowery and Jessica Maresscored two aces each, whileHaley Denton led the of-fense with two kills.

DMS coachs comments:The girls played well fortheir rst night out. We outour rst game but lost thesecond game due to someserve-recieve errors. Wecame back and won the thirdgame to win the match. Wehad some very crucial serv-ing runs and great team-work that helped us nishthe night with our rst winof the season.

BMS coachs comments:This was not a pretty match.There were many miscues,and we were totally outof sync in transition. Wehave a lot to work on, butthe season is young and wehave lots of time to correct

things.

Bport B 25 20 25Decatur B 17 25 20BMS standouts Kendra

Mendoza racked up 10 acesto lead the Sissies past theLady Eagles. Taylor Oatesadded three aces, YeseniaSantoya had two and Kend-all Vawter had one.

DMS coachs comments:The girls played great. Al-though we did not win, weplayed very competitivelyand lost in three games.Overall, we had some greatplays and I am very excitedto be working with this awe-some group of girls.

BMS coachs comments:We have lots to work on, butthe season has just begun.

Jacksboro B 8 15

Chico B 25 25CJHS standouts Jaicea

Thompson scored a match-high 14 points to lead theLady Dragons to victory.Elizabeth Carleton tal-

lied six points, while Myah Velasquez and Bailey Morrishad ve each, Lucy Carletonhad four, Mikah Holbert and

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Skyler Blackwood had threeeach and Kenzie Cantrellhad two.

CJHS coachs comments:The girls did a great job fortheir rst match of the sea-son. We did extremely wellserving the ball. The girlshustled well throughout thematch.

Seventh grade

Bport A 25 20 18Decatur A 23 25 25DMS standouts HaleycDaniel chalked up a team-

high 10 points and Madisoninor served up nine to lead

the Lady Eagles to a come-from-behind victory. Kirsten

anny posted seven points,while Haley Dennard scoredve and Serena Estradaadded three.

BMS standouts LeahGuinn led the Sissies in

scoring with 10 assists andthree aces. Peyton Tuckerwas solid as well with sixassists, three kills and threeaces. Kayle Henson and Tay-lor Emola added four assistseach.

DMS coachs comments:We had trouble with ourserve-receive in the rstgame but showed tremen-dous improvement in thenext two games. This wasa very good rst match forus. The girls fought back totake the match against agood Bridgeport team. Wehad some good serving that

helped us win.BMS coachs comments:

We played well throughouteach game. Many opportu-nities were missed to com-plete the winning hits. Thegirls positive attitude andgreat team work was veryimpressive. More consistentpassing and setting will bean important goal.

Jboro A 26 16 17Chico A 24 25 25CJHS standouts The

Lady Dragons got 13 pointsfrom Lauren Hart and 11

via Charlye Biggerstaff inthrilling win over the Ti-gers. Cheyenne Davidsonposted nine points of herown and Corey Tate nishedwith ve.

CJHS coachs comments:Overall the girls showeda lot of hustle and desireto win. They saved severalpoints by excellent defen-

sive stands. I was extremelyproud of the girls for theireffort. Although that lost therst game, they were evenmore determined to win thenext two and they did. Theynever gave up.

Jacksboro B 14 10Chico B 25 25CJHS standouts Miran-

da Neagle scored 14 pointsto help the Lady Dragons getoff to an undefeated start tothe season. Amy Cole tallied12 points and Jewel Weesnerchipped in ve.

CJHS coachs comments:

The girls did a great job of hustling after the ball andworking together. The alsodid a great job of keeping theball off the oor. For many of these girls it was their rst

volleyball experience, butthey showed that they arewinner and they dont quit.

Bridgeport B 19 14Decatur B 25 25BMS standouts Vic-

toria Rivera collected veassists and two aces in theloss. Olivia Casilla nishedwith three assists and anace, and Tori Dunn addedtwo assists and an ace.

DMS standouts AlexRaasch and Lily Doubravascored a team-high eightpoints each to lead the LadyEagles to victory. BrianaCarter and Morgan Halfordscored four points and Ally-son Jordan had three.

BMS coachs comments:

The Sissies played well.Their concentration on pass-ing and setting need to bemore consistent. They havegreat attitudes and are verysupportive of each other.

DMS coachs comments:This was a very good rsteffort to open the season.The girls showed a lot of hustle and excitement inthe game.

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