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! Hodgkins sentenced for fatal crash
! Fundraiser sets record ! Early voting starts Monday! Decatur ISD hires curriculum
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IN SPORTS...! Hacker fl ies to area victory ! Thomas heads to regionals in 3
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Whether actively serving children as a CASA, training to become a CASA, or providing vital guidance and support,
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Thank you all for leading the charge to stand up for children.
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Rann Elementary students celebrate collecting $19,673.19 for the American Heart Association in this year’s Jump Rope for Heart campaign.Students pictured each collected $200 or more. Top collector was Kennedy Hafer with $1,235. Other top collectors included Matthew Mares,$555; Zach Blum, $435; Jacob Whitley, $425; William Holmes, $414; Ramsey Armstrong, $400; and Cori McNiel, $400.
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Don’t say this. I mean it.
BY GERRY [email protected]
I was going to title this article “Things you should never say to some-one going through a tough time,” but it was too long for a headline. I might also call it, “Stupid things people say to hurting people,” but that seems par-ticularly uncharitable and might actually qualify as something you shouldn’t say to someone.
But let me be clear: words matter. When we are speak-ing to someone who is strug-gling, we can either increase or lighten their burden. And the fact that we meant it to be helpful and our heart was in the right place doesn’t really count for much if we add to their pain through careless words.
Some unhelpful things people say:
“I understand what you’re going through.” Simply put, no, we don’t. We may have had a similar situation, but our situation was not theirs because we are not them. We can’t even under-stand their situation after walking a mile in their moccasins.
Here’s a related one: “That’s just like what hap-pened to my cousin (or pick a relationship).” No, it’s not, for the same reasons.
A variation on the same theme is when we start tell-ing another story, either our own or someone else’s, that we think is more dra-matic than the one being told. Most of us would likely never say to a hurting per-son, “Well, that’s nothing! You should hear this!” We have a little more sensitiv-ity than that (hopefully). But that’s what we com-municate to them when we start another story. Unless they ask for another story,
this conversation is about them.
Here’s another one: “Everything happens for a reason.” No one, let me repeat, NO ONE ever fi nds that helpful when they are in the middle of a tough time. Sometimes people console themselves with the thought that there must be a reason for this, but I’ve yet to meet some-one who wishes someone would tell them that it happened for some vague reason. Unless we know, defi nitively, the reason and can tell them with assur-ance (which we can’t, by the way), this statement is not helpful and may actu-ally come across as an accusation.
And please don’t say, “The Bible says everything happens for a reason.” The fact that the Bible actually doesn’t say that should be sufficient reason for not going there. In fact, play-ing the Bible card right out of the gate (how’s that
for a mixed metaphor) may not be the best way to demonstrate the charac-ter of Jesus and share the gospel.
Furthermore, let’s not throw God under the bus with “God won’t put more on you than you can handle.” There are two problems with that. First and fore-most, the Bible doesn’t say that. Anywhere. Secondly, a drowning person doesn’t need to be thankful they are not wearing cement shoes. They are still drowning and need to be thrown a lifeline.
Having eliminated some of the most common things people say, by identifying them as unhelpful, I should probably tell you some help-ful things. But you are going to have to wait until next week for that.
Q
Dr. Gerry Lewis, author, blogger, church consultant and leadership coach, serves as executive director of the Harvest Baptist Association in Decatur.
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Know your beefBY TANYA [email protected]
N o t h i n g is worse than grill-ing a steak, e n j o y i n g the aroma as it cooks and then barely being able to cut through it with your best steak knife.
The issue probably isn’t your skill on the grill. It’s most likely a bad match of cooking method and cut of beef.
The following informa-tion from the Texas Beef Council will equip you with knowledge to prepare the perfect meal packed full of nutrition.
Beef is an excellent source of 10 essential nutrients, including pro-tein, zinc, vitamin B12, vitamin B6 and niacin. On average, a 3-ounce serving of lean beef is about 150 calories.
Lean cuts of beef — those with little marbling and external fat — are bet-ter suited to slow cooking methods, such as smoking.
Slow cooking allows con-nective tissue and muscle fi bers to break down. The
process tenderizes what otherwise would be a tough chew. Those cuts are from the parts of the animal that work the hardest, the muscles used for walking and locomotion.
Generally, those cuts are the round, which is at the hindquarters of the ani-mal, and the chuck and brisket, which are at the front of the animal from the shoulders to the chest.
Cuts of meat from these areas, which would be good for your smoker, include brisket, chuck roast, arm roasts, top and bottom round roasts, tip roasts, eye round roast and bone-less rump roast.
In between the round and the chuck are the middle meats, which are best for grilling. They tend to have a lot of marbling, which are the little white fl ecks of fat throughout a piece of meat. Generally, the more marbling in the meat, the more palatable it will be — fl avorful, tender and juicy. The rib and short loin tend to have the most marbling. The sirloin, which offers lean, tender cuts of meat without much fat, is situ-ated behind the short loin and in front of the round.
Cuts from the rib, short loin and sirloin that would be great on the grill include
bone-in and boneless ribeye steaks, back ribs, strip steak (such as New York or Kan-sas City strip), T-bone steak, porterhouse steak, top sir-loin and tenderloin.
Skirt steaks, which come from the middle part of the animal’s underside, found in the fl ank area, are good quick-skillet muscle cuts best used for fajitas, tacos and in salads.
To gain additional infor-mation on cooking with beef, chicken, pork or fi sh, be sure to attend the Path to the Plate Grilling Workshop scheduled for April 27 and May 4 at the Wise County Fairgrounds.
The event is scheduled to
begin each night at 6 p.m.April 27 will focus on porkand poultry while the May 4th workshop will focus onbeef and fi sh.
Along with great informa-tion, recipes and samples, wehave outstanding door prizes:a gas grill and charcoal grilldonated by Lowe’s HomeImprovement; a gift card toWise Custom Meat Market;seasonings from Meat ChurchBBQ; and a 5-pound box ofassorted beef cuts donated by RNR Cattle.
Call the Extension offi ce, 940-627-3341, to register for these events.
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There is no hope to stop fungal leaf spotBY NEIL [email protected]
Dear Neil: My redtip p h o t i n i a s have brown spots on their leaves and it appears that they are dying. The local store told me it was a fungus and that there was nothing I could do to stop it. It’s all up and down our street. Can you give us insights on what we should do?
That’s Entomosporium fungal leaf spot. It has rav-aged redtip photinias fi rst, and now Indian hawthorns all across America. I’ve seen it in landscapes in the rainforest in Western Wash-ington, and I’ve seen it in desert areas of California. It is all across our state of Texas, and what they told you was correct. There is no fungicide that stops its spread. First you’ll have the brown spots, then pale leaves, then white leaves
that will then scorch and die. Entire branches will die and eventually you’ll have to remove the plants. I wish I had better news, but it’s probably time to switch off to some other type of shrub. Hollies are handsome and very dependable. Nellie R. Stevens is my favorite for a large shrub, also Oakland and Willowleaf in decreas-ing order of size.
Dear Neil: I saw your post about dwarf yaupons showing dead areas of leaves. I wanted share my own observations from here in our neighborhood. I have watched feral cats mark their territories on the dwarf yaupons, and within a short period of days, all the leaves in the sprayed portions turned brown. It seems to affect dwarf yaupons more dramatically than any other plants in our landscapes. I thought that might be of help to your readers.
That’s a terrifi c sugges-tion that is very likely right on target. Thanks!
Dear Neil: I am trying to remove a yaupon holly that is growing beneath a large
oak. I can’t have the stump ground out. I’d like to fi nd some kind of brush killer I could daub onto the cut holly stump to keep it from sprout-ing back, but the products I’m fi nding are intended to be sprayed on. I don’t want to hurt the oak.
Use a broadleafed weed-killer spray (containing 2,4-D), but instead of just paint-ing it onto the cut surface, drill holes into the stump and pour the herbicide in at full strength. Allow it to soak into the wood, then repeat the process. If you’re careful in your drilling, that will keep it all contained within the stump. It should do the job.
Dear Neil: I have a seven-foot-tall fi g tree that blew over in a windstorm two years ago. I tied it upright and it seems to be doing very well, but it still has no root support. Is this going to be a permanent situation?
It should not be. Probe around on the uprooted side of the tree to see if there is any type of debris that would keep its roots from develop-ing normally there – chunks
of concrete, old stump, etc. I suspect you won’t fi nd any-thing, and if that’s the case you probably ought to trim it drastically to remove some of the sailboat effect of the large leaves. Allow it to regrow from close to the ground and it should sta-bilize. Some plants such as lacebark elms and purple-leaf plums are notorious for this bad habit, but I’ve not heard of fi gs having this trouble.
Dear Neil: I planted three green ash trees about three years ago. They lost their leaves prematurely last year, and as things stand now they still have no leaves. Is this the way they normally grow?
While it’s certainly not what you would want from three shade trees, unfortu-nately, it is fairly normal behavior for ash trees. They live hard and short lives, usually due to invasion of ash borers. They should have leafed out weeks ago. It’s time to think about bet-ter species to use to replace them. Sorry for the bad news.
Dear Neil: I have several 30-year-old crape myrtles in my yard. I recently noticed some white things on their trunks. When I probed them they did not move, but they seemed to be burrowing in the tree’s surface. What are they, and how can I get rid of them?
Those are a comparatively new insect to Texas, crape myrtle scale. They were fi rst observed in Richardson in 2004, and for several years were pretty much confi ned to the North Dallas area. More recently, however, they have shown up across more of Texas and the South. I’ve been watching this pest all of that time and I can hon-estly say that it has never killed a crape myrtle. But it has some unsightly habits. It spews out a sticky hon-eydew residue that coats the leaves and stems of the plants. Sooty mold then develops in the honeydew. The black stems are unat-tractive and people get con-cerned about them, but in reality the way to prevent the mold is to prevent the scale in the fi rst place. A soil
drench with Imidaclopridmade around each crape myrtle in early May will usually stop the scales fromfeeding on the plants. Thereis also a predatory lady-bug (black with two orangespots) that will help keeptheir populations reduced. So they’re a nuisance, but not a horrible threat.
Dear Neil: Our pecanswere fi lled with a mold-likesubstance last fall. What canwe do to prevent that thisyear?
Follow the Texas A&MExtension horticulturepecan spray schedules you’ll fi nd online. That was prob-ably hickory shuckwormdamage that kept the ker-nels from fi lling out. The mold formed in the ensuingmonths before the pecansfi nally dropped.
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Steers
Weight Low High Wt/Avg
200–299 135 195 173.06300–399 110 182.5 150.27400–499 97 172.5 146.63500–599 87 169 143.41600–699 101 161 138.46700–799 87 140 123.93800–899 NT NT NT900–999 NT NT NT
Heifers
Weight Low High Wt/Avg
200–299 117.5 185 156.54300–399 91 175 147.33400–499 86 157.5 141.55500–599 78 147 131.37600–699 80 132 120.99700–799 90 126 118.75800–899 102 122 112.78900–999 NT NT NT
Steers
Weight Low High Wt/Avg
200–299 NT NT NT
300–399 NT NT NT
400–499 57.5 115 87.55
500–599 72.5 102 81.64
600–699 76 112.5 87.93
700–799 NT NT NT
Heifers
Weight Low High Wt/Avg
200–299 NT NT NT
300–399 NT NT NT
400–499 107.5 127.5 118.13
500–599 NT NT NT
600–699 60 100 86.67
700–799 NT NT NT
LonghornsBeef cattle
Pairs
Price RG Last Week
Young NT NT
Mid-Age 1550–1700 1225–1825
Pregnancy Tested
Price RG Last Week
Young NT NT
Mid-Age 1250–1450 1150–1350
Low High AverageCows under 1100#’s 56.5 78 68.13
Cows over 1100#’s 63 79 66.15Feeder Bulls 108 128
High Yield Grade Bulls (1400 lbs +) NT NTLow Yield Grade Bulls (1400 lbs +) 83 94.5
Baby Calves under 100 lbs. NT NTBaby Calves 100-200 lbs. 170 380
Consignments at the Decatur Livestock Market on April 10 from 242 sellers were 1,365 head including: ! 26 bulls! 261 cows
! 52 calves! 120 Longhorns! 246 stocker heifers! 339 stocker bulls/steers! 137 feeder heifers! 184 feeder steers
Average price = $707. Last sale = $733. A year ago = $786.
The good news today is the announcement that China has removed their ban of U.S. Beef imports. This will increase demand
for livestock. The consistency of quality
was not as strong as last week’s weaned calf sale, but high prices had good gains. 5-7 weight steers $4/cwt higher; 2-3 weight heifers
had double digit gains. Good demand for the better
cattle. Packer prices were $2-$3 lower refl ecting a backlog of cattle at the plants as spring culling isunderway.
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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED — The Boonsville/Balsora Volunteer Fire Department needs volunteers. Those interested should attend the monthly business meeting at 7 p.m. the second Monday of the month at the Boons-ville Fire Hall.
BOYDCITY-WIDE CLEANUP — Boyd will have a citywide cleanup Saturday, May 13. Dumpsters will be available at 731 E. Rock Island from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., or until the containers are full. You must bring a city water bill or other proof of city residency. No hazardous materials, paint, batteries or tires are allowed.
BRIDGEPORTKINDERGARTEN ROUNDUP — Bridgeport Elementary School’s kindergarten roundup is 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. May 1-5. Students must turn 5 on or before Sept. 1. To register, bring the child’s birth certifi cate, Social Security card, shot record, proof residence and photo ID of the person enrolling the student. Call 940-683-5955.
SCHOLARSHIPS — The Bridgeport Women’s Club will be awarding scholar-ships this year. 2017 BHS seniors will be eligible by turning in the local schol-
player. Call Coach Mayfi eld, 940-577-2994.
FOOD TRUCK CHALLENGE — The Eighter from Decatur Food Truck Challenge is 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Satur-day, May 6, on the Decatur square. Awards are at 4:30, and trucks will serve their full menus 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
STORY TIMES — Deca-tur Public Library’s Little
Learners is 10:15 a.m. every Wednesday. It focuses on age-appropri-ate (3 to 5) behaviors and skills and aligns learning with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Sensory Story Time is 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays and 10:15 a.m. Thursdays. It’s an early literacy class com-bining a short, structured story time with interactive play, music and move-
ment. Call 940-393-0290 or visit decaturpublicli-brary.com.
SPRING CLEANING — The city of Lake Bridgeport’s Spring Clean Up is 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 6, in front of city hall. A plate lunch and bake sale will be held inside city hall, benefi t-ing the road fund. Call 940-683-2700 or visit cityofl ake-bridgeport.com.
arship at the school, and female, non-traditional students living or working in Bridgeport (those want-ing to continue education by attending college, trade school or by gaining pro-fessional certifi cations) can pick up an application at the Bridgeport Public Library. Applications are due at the library by May 27. Call Pam Lanfear, 940-393-5987.
CHAPLAIN TRAINING — The Life Long Learning Institute of Bridgeport is hosting a Texas Baptists’ Hands on Ministry (HOM)/Volunteer Chaplaincy train-ing 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays June 3, 10, 17 and 24. Volunteer chaplains are trained in all aspects of hospital visitation, end-of-life issues, grief, jail ministry and other topics. Those completing the class receive an approved chap-laincy certifi cate, 4.2 CEU credits and a wallet-size ID card. All materials are provided. Cost of the class is $150. Scholarships are available. Email [email protected]. Sign up online at wcmess.com/ministry. Deadline is June 3.
LOYALTY CARD — The Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce is selling prepaid loyalty luncheon cards. Price is $73. If pur-
chased by the end of 2017, you get one free luncheon. Email Shelby Carpenter at [email protected].
CHICOFAMILY PLACE — Chico Public Library’s Family Place play dates are back — 11 a.m. to noon every Thursday, April 27 through May 25. They encourage child-led exploration and discovery through play and social interaction. Each week a local family service professional will be there to answer ques-tions about early literacy, food and nutrition, music and play, child develop-ment, speech, hearing and language. Space is limited to 10 children, and reg-istration is required. Call 940-644-2330.
DECATURFUNDRAISER — The Coy O’Neal Athletic Scholar-ship fund is selling pens to raise money for this year’s award. They can be pur-chased at First State Bank in Decatur.
FAST 4’S — Decatur vol-leyball is having its second annual Fast 4’s volleyball tournament on the fol-lowing Tuesdays: May 2 and May 9. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. at Decatur High School, and the play is 6 to 8 p.m. Cost is $10 per
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FISH FRY — Wise County Cowboy Church will have a fi sh fry benefi ting the chuck wagon team 2 to 7 p.m. Saturday, April 29. There will be an auction, bounce house and roping dummies. The arena will also be open. The church is at 2070 Old Denton Road, just outside Decatur.
TEAM ROPING — County Line Cowboy Church spring team roping buckle series is May 21 and June 18. Books open at 12:30 p.m., and the roping begins at 1:30. Worship is at 10:30 a.m. Free barbecue will be served before the roping. The church is at 890 U.S. 81/287, between Spur 511 and Farm Road 101, in Sun-set. Call Randy, 713-898-3586, or JJ, 817-614-3205.
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is pleased to welcome Jessica Medford. She has 10+ years experience in public relations and interfaces well with every-one she comes in contact with. Jessica understands that family is a blessing from God and it is of the upmost importance to find a comfortable and peaceful home to grow that family. Whether you're an indi-
vidual or a family, let her diligence, efficiency, and motiva-tion in helping find the perfect home that best suits you and/or your family be an asset to your home buying experience. She earned her Real Estate licensure through Allied Business School. Joshua 24:15 Contact Jessica at 940-366-9208
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“Located on the DecaturCourthouse Square”
Rob & Amy moved to Wise County in 2013 to be closer to family and raise their 7 year old daughter in a smaller community. Rob grew up in Plainview, TX and Amy was raised in Jacksboro, TX so they both appreciate the value of small town living. Rob and Amy have over 30 years combined experience in sales and marketing. Their background and knowledge of today’s marketing strategies with social media will make a big difference when it comes to making sure your property is found no matter where folks are looking! We are extremely excited to have Rob and Amy as a part of our team here at Parker Properties. Please give them a call if you’re looking to buy or sell a home!
Rob Melton 913-645-7408 or [email protected]
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First Baptist Church of Alvord is seeking
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
• Acreage • Business Property • Condos/Town Homes • Duplexes • Homes • Lots • Mobile Homes • Wanted to Buy
Acreage
Sun Set Realty - Jim Boyd, Associate940-845-2120
940-393-0421 Cell
10 acres heavily wooded
- Amon Carter Lake Waterfront, A-Frame & dock.
31+ acres, small government lake.
10 acres, heavily wooded, 1800’ barn, small home not livable.
150 acres, Denton Creek, good farm & hunting place.
45.49 acres, older mobile home, shed & lots
181.57 acres, beautiful building sites, creek, lot of road frontage. Seller will split in half.
Homes
HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER$99,900. 2/1 brick, metal roof, stormshelter, on huge lot. Alvord. Call(940)577-3657.
ALWAYS READY TO HELP!Sandy Onks, Kel ler Wi l l iams.(817)773-6022, [email protected], text or email me with your realestate questions.
Mobile Homes
BEAUTIFUL 3/2 DOUBLE WIDE2000 model, 1,568 square feet,newly renovated with many up-g r a d e s . M u s t b e m o v e d .$35,000/OBO. (940)577-3132.
TAX RETURN COMING?DON'T WAIT!
We will do your taxes for free foryour new home business! Financingavai lable for al l credi t types!www.crazyredsmobilehomes.com.RB36707. Call (940)479-9000.
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Apartments
BRIDGEWOOD Executive Suites Bridgeport, TX1,2,3 Bedrooms
& Garage Available
940-220-7489BridgewoodExecutiveSuites.com
Call Property Manager
Cabins & efficiency apartments forrent, including some as low as$500/month w/all bills paid. Boydarea. Excellent location. (940)433-3133.
Business Property
OFFICE BUILDINGfor rent, 1802 S. Trinity, Decatur.800 square feet office space, fencedyard, storage room, approximately3/4 acre. (940)393-3839, (940)389-5735.
3 offices in Decatur, includes recep-tion room, kitchen & bathroom.$750/month . 1-3 year lease.Broker/owner, (940)627-2638.
70x70 commercial space for lease.$800/month. Corner of Main &South Business 287, Decatur.(940)390-2356.
Commercial office space available.Prime location, 2802 FM 51 South,Decatur. Kitchen & restroom avail-able. Inquire about square footage.(817)307-9265.
COMMERCIAL PROPERTYDECATUR:2,100 square foot shop buildingw/office, $900.Cannon Property Management,(940)627-6265.
Commercial space available, 206State Street, Decatur. Executive of-fice space. $1.50/foot, all bills paid(except electric). Available for move-in. (940)577-1000.
FOR LEASE, AVAILABLE NOWCommercial space, 605 N. Busi-ness 287, Suite 108, $900/month,$900/deposit. (940)627-6362. KarlKlement Properties, Inc.,www.klementproperties.com.
Homes
2-year-old, 2/2 with carport, ranchstyle near schools, fire, police, shop-ping. Good neighborhood in Boyd.$975/month. (940)757-2219.
Available May 1. Brick, 3/2/2, Run-away Bay. $1,425/month, $700/de-posit. Call/text: (940)577-2426.
Chico. Cabin, 1 small bedroom, 306Caballo Way, $500/month, water in-cluded, $500/deposit. 2-bedroomt r a i l e r , 4 0 3 W . S h e rm a n ,$575/month. $575/deposit. No pets.(214)926-2613.
If you manage rental property, let ushelp you find qualified tenants. CallCannon Property Management,(940)368-1811.
Indian Trails/Decatur. 3,000 squarefoot 3/2 with 2 living areas. 3 acreswith metal shop. Available April 1.$2,250/month. (817)781-9120.
Mobile Homes
0 credit check. 2, 3 & 4-bedroomhomes, $550-$1,500/month, forsale/rent. Owner finance land/homepackages, 1.5-4 acres. Ponder ISD,pets OK. (940)648-5263,www.ponderei.com.
NEWLY RENOVATED3/2 double wide, 6 miles south ofDowntown Decatur. $1,400/month,$1,400/deposit. (817)253-8191.
Storage Buildings
30x40 storages available. For in-formation, please call (940)799-3603
Storage rental. 10x15, $75. 10x20,$100. Sign 6-month lease, get the2nd month free. (940)799-3603.
EMPLOYMENT
• Business Opportunity • Employment Information • Adult/Elderly Care • Childcare • Food Service • Medical/Dental • Miscellaneous • Offi ce • Retail/Sales • Trades • Work Wanted
Employment Information
!!ATTENTION!!Advertising under this classificationis normally not a bona fide opportun-ity. Typically, companies advertisinghere offer information about poten-tial employment. Some are sellingthis information. We suggest thatour readers thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before investingany money.
Adult & Elderly Care
TK RANCH NOW HIRINGWe are a Christian non-profit homefor mildly mentally challenged adultslocated in rural Montague County.We are looking for a relief housepar-ent. Position requires a mature,caring and organized woman. Facil-i t y i s smoke f ree . No pr io rtraining/experience required. Thisposition is salaried w/ benefits, re-quires consecutive overnight staysand averages 21 days monthly. Call(940)872-5581 for more information.
Childcare
MASH After School Program
Now taking applications for
DIRECTOR FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2017-18
Email resume to [email protected]
Childcare
Help wanted at Little Angels DayCare, part-time & full-time. Apply inperson 1403 Hovey Street, Bridge-port, TX. (940)683-5620.
Medical & Dental
APPLY IN PERSON AT201 E. THOMPSON, DECATUR or FAX RESUMEto 940-627-3937 EEO/M/F/D/W
TheHills
NURSING &REHABILITATION
HOUSEKEEPER
Medical & Dental
Wise ORTHOPAEDICS
NOW HIRINGMulti-Specialty
Medical Office hasPart-Time Position
Scanning & Renaming Medical Documents.
1713 S. FM 51 Suite 103DECATUR, TX 76234
Please Fax Resume to 940-627-2587or apply in person at
EMPLOYMENT
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Karl Klement Properties, Inc.
For consideration of all positions apply to:Jodi Dusek, H/R Director
605 N. Business 287, Suite 102, Decatur, [email protected]
940-627-6362We offer Benefits, Paid Holidays, Vacation & Training
No Positions Available at this Time
No Positions Available at this Time
(Hershey Ice Cream Distributor)
Quick Lube ForemanOversee Quick Lane operations and provide
exceptional customer service.
Business Development Director If you are looking to make an impact in a rapidly grow-ing company and have the energy to maintain a portfolio of business in 2 States while contributing to continued growth, look no further! The Business Development Director is responsible for achieving his/her assigned sales plan by generating reve-nue growth through the development of new business and the retention of existing business within his/her territory. The Business Development Director conducts face-to-face customer sales calls and He/She travels to custom-er sites to hold meetings and gather information. This position analyzes customers’ current supply chain needs to create appropriate solutions and promptly respond to customers’ requests. The Business Development Director will be responsible for managing other employees on his/her sales team.Other Duties • Maintains and grows a portfolio of business. • Completes and manages Bids required for procure- ment of business and clients. • Introduces new products and services and expands business opportunities within customer accounts. • Tracks sales performance to objectives. • Monitors account statistics and qualifies internal sales leads to identify opportunities and create an effective sales strategy. • Utilizes resources and account history to prepare for sales calls. • Submits pricing requests and analyzes price quotes. • Develops standard operating procedures (SOPs), generates standard and customized reports and queries, accesses appropriate databases, and interprets and clarifies data.Preferred Competencies • Preferred experience in K-12 Schools • Applies Service, Product, and Customer Technology Knowledge • Business, Financial, and Industry Knowledge • Conducts Competitive Analysis • Conducts Customer Analysis • Creates Account Strategies • Negotiation • Solves Customer Problems • Strategic Customer Partnerships
TOP $$$ FOR EXPERIENCEMann Refrigeration, Inc. is looking for enthusiastic, positive, career
oriented, residential/commercial service technician w/excellent work ethic, customer service, communication and sales skills to service our customers
in and around Wise County. Minimum 3-years experience required. Right pay for right person. Benefits include: paid holidays,
vacation, sick leave, retirement w/company match, company vehicle, gas card, cell phone, health, dental, life, cancer, vision insurance, large tools/
tool account provided. Call (940)683-6266; Email resume: [email protected]
or apply in person, 701 Cates St., Bridgeport. Mann Refrigeration, Inc.
EXPERIENCED HEATING & A/C INSTALLERS NEEDEDMinimum 2-years experience required. Right pay for right person.
Full-time position. Benefits include: paid holidays, vacation, sick leave, retirement w/company match, cell phone, health, dental, life, cancer,
vision insurance, large tools/tool account provided. Call (940)683-6266; Email resume: [email protected] or
apply in person, 701 Cates St., Bridgeport. Mann Refrigeration, Inc.
Serving Wise County Since 1950.
THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING
WANT TO EARN A SIX FIGURE INCOME?
KARL KLEMENT CDJR’s starting pay for high speed,competent technicians can easily reach you income needs.
FLAG TECHNICIANS RECEIVE • Generous Pay Plan • Paid Vacation / Training / Holidays • Health, Dental, Vision, Life & Disability Insurance • Paid Sick Days • 401K Retirement Plan • 100% Paid Uniforms • Tool Allowance & Tool Insurance • 5-Day Work Week
We o!er additional compensation for Certi"cations, Productivity Performance, Customer Satisfaction ratings and Longevity.
Must be organized and detail oriented; Able to multi-task in a fast paced work environment; self motivated and accountable.
Customer Focused and Team Mindset!
AUTO TECHNICIAN TRAINEEExcellent growth and learning potential!
Perform procedures with assistance of Service Manager and Master Technicians while training toward Certi"cation.
For consideration apply to:605 North Business Hwy. 287, Suite 102, Decatur, Texas 76234
WANT TO EARN A SIX FIGURE INCOME?
KARL KLEMENT FORD’S starting pay for high speed,competent technicians can easily reach your income needs.
FLAG TECHNICIANS RECEIVE • Generous Pay Plan • Paid Vacation / Training / Holidays • Health, Dental, Vision, Life & Disability Insurance • Paid Sick Days • 401K Retirement Plan • 100% Paid Uniforms • Tool Allowance & Tool Insurance • 5-Day Work Week
We o!er additional compensation for Certi"cations, Productivity Performance, Customer Satisfaction ratings and Longevity.
Must be organized and detail oriented; Able to multi-task in a fast paced work environment; self motivated and accountable.
Customer Focused and Team Mindset!
AUTO TECHNICIAN TRAINEEExcellent growth and learning potential!
Perform procedures with assistance of Service Manager and Master Technicians while training toward Certi"cation.
For consideration apply to:605 North Business Hwy. 287, Suite 102, Decatur, Texas 76234
Award winning
Insurance Agency in Decatur is seeking an outgoing, self starting Licensed Sales Producer. Our office is
family owned and has been in business in North Texas for a decade. We offer an extremely competitive starting
salary, monthly commissions, and a yearly bonus program. The candidate would need to have an existing property
and casualty license and experience in the insurance industry. A strong record of excelling in a sales
environment would be a large bonus.
Please call 940-453-4568 and ask for Josh or email contact information and resume to [email protected]
SEEKING CDL DRIVERS CLASS A OR B WITH X ENDORSEMENT
940-627-1005
*New Late Model Lightweight Equipment*Top Competitive Pay*Weekly Pay Guarantees*Family Medical Insurance portion paid by company *Family Dental and Vision Insurance Available*401(k) Available*Vacation and Holiday Pay *Home Daily
Contact us at 940-683-0001 or come by our Bridgeport
Office 3338 S. Hwy. 101
NOW HIRING Experienced CDL Class A
END-Dump Drivers.
AG Technician & Small Engine TechnicianRhome Store
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Apply Online at www.ag-power.comor call Tom Horton 817-636-2223
FLUSCHE AUTO REPAIR COMPANYHas Immediate Opening for
$1,000 Sign-On Bonus to Qualified Candidate
Apply in person - Monday - Friday 7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Medical & Dental
Come join our Five Star Team!Senior Care Bridgeport
Now Hiring
All ShiftsCompetitive Rates
PRN
2 PM - 10 AM
6 AM - 6 PM
Send Resume to [email protected]
or call 940-683-5023EEO/M/F/D/V
Now hiring for the following positions:
Apply In Person At701 West Bennett Rd., DECATUR or call
940-626-2800EEO M/F/D/V
6 pm - 6 am
(Competitive Wages)
2 - 10 pm
2 - 10 pm $2,000 Sign-on Bonus
(Competitive Wages)
Nurses Unlimited, Inc. is seeking at-tendants in the Alvord area to assistclients in the home with personalcare, meal prep and light house-keeping. EOE. Call (800)891-3940.
Miscellaneous
Front counter and presser positionsavailable. Apply in person at CometCleaners, 1400 S. FM 51, Decatur.
Laborer wanted for railroad servicecompany. Ability to operate ma-chinery a plus. 40+ hours/week.Must pass background/drug test.(940)648-2791.
Maintenance man needed. Musthave experience. AC/plumbingknowledge a plus. Must pass back-ground check. Please call (940)627-5438.
Offi ce
DATCU IS HIRING!Tellers. Please visit our website atdatcu.org to apply online. EOE.
Seeking outgoing candidates inter-ested in Aviation Recruiting in ouroffice at the Texas Motor Speedway.Send resumes to:[email protected].
Retail & Sales
Decatur Shell
Truck StopNow Hiring
Assistant Managers & Cashiers
Must be able to work all shiftsUp To $10/hr
Apply in Person
Trades
Concrete transit mixer truck
operatorClass A or B CDL
Haul Driver Class A
The above position includes paid holidays, paid
vacations, and uniforms for all applicants that complete the
probationary period.
Applicants must be willing to undergo random drug
testing, safety training, and be willing to work 50-60 plus
hours per week.
If you are interested in the above position, please call:
817-636-2690Or to pick up an application, stop by:
90776 East Highway 114, 3 miles east of Rhome, Texas
CITY CONCRETE, INC.has the following positions
that needs to be filled at our Rhome, Texas facility:
Trades
Chaney Trucking is now hiring CDLdrivers for aggregate hauling. Min-imum 1-year experience. Must passdrug screen and be able to work full-time. Competitive benefits packageavailable. Paid vacation. Regionaltrucking, HOME EVERY NIGHT!Call Daniel, (800)448-6323.
Commercial k i tchen instal lersneeded. Driver's license and travelrequired. (940)393-3933.
Trades
Class A-CDL drivers & farm equip-ment operators needed for grainharvest. Room & board provided.(682)936-9742.
Drivers, CDL-A. *Local, home daily*Night shift available. End dump &tanker. Owner/operators welcome.Midlothian: (855)208-5667. FortWorth: (855)278-8691.
Trades Trades
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EMPLOYMENT
Fence Pipe and Supplies23/8 - 27/8 - 31/2 - 41/2 - 51/2
Square & Rectangular TubingC-Purlin
Domed Caps and SpringsAll Types of Steel
Flusche Enterprises, Inc.940-759-2203 Muenster, TX
Authorized Dealer
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AUCTION John Deere 5603 Cab Tractor w/542 JD loader -
2008 Model W/1253 hrs. (1 owner, very clean, purchased new), John Deere 4010 1962 Model, Krone Easy Cut 280 cutter, JD 336 square baler, Powder
River Squeeze chute, misc. farm plows & implements, tools, old primitive items, antique glassware, tons of Christmas outside molded set ups, lights & more, antique furniture, appliances, plus too much to list. Real Estate offered
at 12 noon, this is a nice 62 acre farm with home, barns & outbuildings. For information on real estate, please call Mr. Wright @ 940-389-8801.
Note: A very nice sale with lots of nice clean items. A good old fashioned complete farm sell out. Sale order will be farm items first. Bring trailers & be prepared to haul,
loader available SALE DAY ONLY.
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Trades
Drivers: Local work! Home daily! Be-nefits! CDL-A, 1year experience,great driving record. (855)632-3838.
Experienced supervisor/program-mer needed for manufacturing com-pany in Boyd. Call (940)626-8006.
Help wanted. Need experienced res-iden t ia l e lec t r i c ian . Contac t :(817)939-0102.
Hendershot Equipment is now hir-ing for a service technician to workon agricultural and constructionequipment. We offer very competit-ive pay with incentives along withhealth, dental and life insurance,401K benefits and free training.Must have general tools and gooddriver's license. Apply online at:HendershotEquipment.com; or atlocation: 1841 North U.S. Highway287, Decatur. (940)627-5451.
Lonestar Ranch & Outdoors is nowhiring Class-A CDL drivers for Dec-atur & Cleburne, tanker endorse-ment required. Call (817)995-5024.
LOOKING FOR CDL DRIVERS,ASAP. MUST have 2-years experi-ence, work rain or shine. Hook &drop, flatbed, belly dump, end dump,must have tanker endorsement. Ap-ply in person between 8a.m.-3p.m.,Mon.- Fri., 200 PR3335, Bridgeport.
Seeking experienced bobtail/trans-port oilfield driver. Duncan OilfieldCons t r u c t i o n & Equ i pmen t ,(817)271-0681, (940)683-6512,(940)577-0047.
Need diesel truck mechanic. Paybased upon experience. Medical in-surance. Call for more details,(817)996-9917.
Pepper A/C & Heating is looking tohire HVAC Installer/Service Tech.Need EPA license, valid driver's li-cense, clean background & drivingrecord. Provide own tools. Re-gistered with TDLR & NATE certi-fied a plus. Experience necessary.Reliable, honest & dependable. Loc-ated at 112 Leuty Ave., Justin,(940)648-2692.
RT PLUMBING SERVICESis looking for a licensed plumberand experienced helper for remodel,service and repair. Paid holidays/va-cations, sign on bonus, retirementpackage and full-time year roundwork. Located in Fort Worth off ofBus. Hwy. 287. Call (682)312-7533.
Spikes Electrical Contractors is hir-ing licensed journeymen electri-cians. Call (940)626-1112 to apply.TECL #22088.
Taking applications for aluminumTIG welders and press brake oper-ator. WT Worth Tex, Inc. (940)433-3200.
Texas Pride Fuels is a full servicediesel and lubricant supplier to theoil and gas industry. We specializein on-site, 24-hour fuel service andare currently hiring full-time profes-sionals to operate and monitor ourAutomatic Fueling System Units. Tolearn more or to apply for the Auto-mated Fueling Systems Operator,interested candidates should visitour website to read the job descrip-tion and submit an application atwww.texaspridefuels.com/careers.
Texas Pride Fuels is now acceptingapplications for Fuel Techniciansand CDL drivers. Both positions willrequire travel. Visit www.texaspride-fuels.com and click "employmenttab" to read complete job descrip-tion and submit application.
UTILITIES FIELD MAINTENANCETECHNICIAN FOR
PUBLIC WORKS/UTILITIESCITY OF RHOME
Under basic supervision performsa c t i v i t i e s o f t h e W a t e rD i s t r i b u t i o n / W a s t e w a t e rCol lect ion/Treatment (W/WW),Streets, Parks, Building Mainten-ance and repair operations; ex-ecutes work orders, and follows dir-ections, based on work experience.For more information, or to apply,you must go to 261 N. School Road,Rhome, TX 76078. Inquiries may bemade by calling (817)636-2462.
Trades
The City of Rhome seeks to engagethrough contract labor the servicesof a person to act as the City Build-ing Official for approximately 20hours per week. The purpose andduties of this designation will be toauthorize, empower, and require theCBO to perform plan reviews, to co-ordinate inspections and permits, toenforce building codes and regula-tions as adopted by the jurisdiction,and to be the main point of contactfor all these items. Applicants are re-quired to currently hold and main-tain the following: a Valid TexasDriverҋs license, ten or more yearsҋexperience in building inspection de-partment or construction field, StateCertification in electrical, plumbingand mechanical fields preferred,Must have good verbal and writtencommunication skills as well as re-search capabilities, and knowledgeof zoning regulations, building andrelated codes of ordinances and ap-plicable state and federal laws andregulations. Resumes can be mail toCity of Rhome, PO Box 228,Rhome , TX , o r ema i l ed to :[email protected]. Applications are available at 261N. School Rd, Rhome, TX.
Truck dr iver wanted. Class-ACDL/clean driving record required.Pay based on experience. No OTR.Must pass background/drug test.Justin, TX. (940)648-2791.
Truck drivers needed, Class-A CDLwith tanker endorsement. Must havetruck driving experience; tank truckexperience preferred. Call (940)736-0758, 8a.m.-5p.m., Mon.-Fri.
WANTED: CDL NIGHT DRIVERSJC3 ENERGY SERVICE, LLC
Good atmosphere, new equipment,2-years verifiable water hauling ex-perience required. Great pay and beat home every night! Vacation, per-sonal days, medical, dental, vision,l i fe, 401k, Aflac. apply at 580CR1557, Chico. (940)366-0501.
SERVICES
• Childcare • Adult/Elderly Care • Business • Housecleaning • Let Me Fix It • Miscellaneous • Tutoring
Business
CATE CONCRETE30 years' experience,residential, commercial.Pa t i os , d r i veways ,slabs, retaining walls,
tear out & replace. Dirt work. Freeestimates. (817)395-2321.
COX CONCRETEAll types concrete, commercial/res-iden t ia l . Compet i t i ve pr i ces ,prompt/friendly service, free estim-ates. Cred i t cards accepted.(940)577-4457, (817)897-6785,[email protected].
DRIVEWAYSK's Services, specializing in graveldrives, house pads, water problemsfixed, dirt work & materials. Since1985. Kevin, (940)627-4550.
STONE WORK & CONCRETERetaining walls, patios, rock entries,houses, landscaping. Decatur refer-ences. 20 years' experience. Seniorcitizen discount. Major credit cardsa c c e p t e d . I n s u r e d / b o n d e d .( 8 1 7 ) 9 1 9 - 4 4 8 7 .
Let Me Fix It
AFFORDABLE R U READYHandyman. Top quality professionalwork, without the professional price.James D. Brown, (940)210-0985.
AIR WORKS BY SCOTTAC & heating service, repair, install-ation. Honest, reliable, affordable.Serving Wise & surrounding areas.TACLB017017E. (817)724-8680.
Let Me Fix It
All trades handyman and remodel-ing services. No job is too small.Call Mike at Tune's Construction(940)255-5635.BRUCE'S HOUSE LEVELING
Foundation repair, sheetrock, tape &bedding repair. All work guaranteed!Free estimates. 30 years' experi-ence. (817)690-2429.HOME LEVELING SOLUTIONS
Masonry repair, slabs, pier/beam,mobile homes, sheds, structure rot,sub-floor, drainage control ex-perts. Family owned. (940)399-9616,homelevelingsolutions.com.PRO CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
Remodeling and repair.Specializing in kitchenand bath remodels. In-terior/exterior painting,handyman jobs. Quality
work done right. (940)577-4135.
TOTAL FOUNDATION REPAIRPier/beam, slab homes, home level-ing, skirting & remodeling. Rain gut-ters. Driveways. Free estimates.Call Jesus, (940)399-9947.
Miscellaneous
3 HOOTS AND A HOLLAREarly morning special, 5a.m.-7a.m.Minnows, greeting with a free cup ofcoffee! Wise County Park, 1418CR1638, Chico Highway, Chico.
Mako Pool Service
Buck PotterOwner/Service Tech
Total Pool CareMastic
Sealants
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
Fencing
3D FARM & RANCH SERVICESAll types fencing, metal buildings,carports, custom gates, entrances,cattle guards, mobile & shop weld-ing, general clean-up, skid steerwork. YOU NAME IT, WE DO IT!!Credit cards accepted. (940)210-1242. Tx3dranch.com.
AFFORDABLE FENCINGAl l types, inc ludingchain link, wood pri-vacy, vinyl, farm fen-cing. Installation or re-pair. (940)626-9290.
www.affordablefencing.netBOBBY'S FENCE
All types fencing. Free estimates.Ove r 25 yea rs ' expe r i ence .(817 )444 -3213 .
Lawn & Garden
Klean Kut Lawn Care
MowingInsured
817-247-9965940-433-5470
Lawn & Garden
Irrigation Installation& Repair
(Painting, cleaning and repair of gutters, small concrete projects, etc.)
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Residential & CommercialLandscape
Maintenance
ALL PRO LAWN CARELandscape design & installation,residential/commercial lawn care,outdoor kitchens, patios retainingwalls. Dylan Hall, (817)891-1600.
MOWING YARDSin Wise County. Very reasonablerates. Call (940)389-8004.
MOWING, WEED EATINGedging, fertilizing, etc. Commercial/residential, free estimates. 10% dis-count for Seniors and Veterans.Email: [email protected];call / text (940)577-4687.
TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED44 years in business, insured.(817)495-6157, Teater.
Livestock
3 FREE DONKEYSMale, female and 9-month-old babyfemale. Adult male and female fixed.Moving out of state and can't takewith us. Very friendly. (940)389-7931.
BEAUTIFUL DARK REDregistered Angus bull. $2,800. Siresbeautiful calves w/low birth weight &high weening weights. (Nebulabreeding.) (940)433-3981.
BEEFMASTER BULLSRegistered commercial qualityyearlings. 12-13 months. 2 red, 1white face. All vaccines. $1,500-$1,800. (940)393-0683.
REGISTEREDBLACK ANGUS BULLS
Cow/calf pairs. Easy calving, goodgrowth, out of A.I. sires. (940)964-2273 . P ic tu res & de ta i l s a twww.n t in .ne t /T ru i t tFa rms .
Livestock Care & Training
J BAR 2HORSESHOEING& TRIMMING
27 years experience,certif ied. Affordable
rates. Serving all Wise County. ClayJohnson, (940)453-2364.
RED RIVERHORSESHOEING
30 years' experience,certified. Reasonablerates. Wise & sur-
rounding counties. Steve Sewell,(940)366-1485.
Livestock Stud Service
BULLSHave small herd to breed? Don'twant to buy bull? Quality BlackBrangus bulls for lease. Trich./fertil-ity tested. (940)393-9665.
Mowing
ALL AMERICAN LAWN SERVICEResidential and commercial. Brushand pasture mowing. Tree andbrush removal. All around landscap-ing. (940)577-3047.
Hunting
WILDLIFE POPULATIONControl Specialist. Looking for hogsto control. Use same techniques ashunters. Call Don, (214)385-8297.
Pasture & Feed
*COASTAL HAY*Large round bales, heavily fertilized& herbicided. Near Alvord, will load.(940)872-2197.
ACREAGE SERVICESSpraying, fer t i l iz ing, seeding.Tommy (940)390-3130.
COASTAL AND TIFTONBermuda, 4x5 bales for sale. R EFlorida III, Greenwood, (940)399-7410.
CUSTOM ROUND BALINGCall (940)389-6407 or (940)577-5202.
LIQUID FERTILIZERHay for sale. Customround/square baling,mowing/plowing, graindrill, gardens tilled. Hayhauling. Mix 30 liquid
feed. (940)393-9616.
FERTILIZED SQUARE BALESfor sale. Must clean out barn! Noweeds/s t ickers ! $5/ba le . 176CR4680, Boyd. (940)433-2633.
FRESH COASTAL HAYHorse quality, fertilized & herbicided,4x5 bales, $50/bale. Stored indoors.Free delivery for 6 or more bales.(817)221-3320, Boyd.
LONESOME DOVE FEEDAuthorized Bryant dealer. Hay forsale. Horses boarded. Stingerropes, $30. Located 1231 CR4380,Decatur. (940)389-2945.
SPRIGGING5 Counties
Jack, Wise, Tarrant, Parker, Montague
COASTAL OR TIFTON
940-229-1045 or 940-229-104650 Years Experience
PETS
• Pets • Pets Lost & Found • Pet Care/Training • Pet Stud Services
Pets
!!ATTENTION!!We suggest that our readers thor-oughly investigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.
BICHON PUPPIESAKC. A gift that keeps giving loveback. Best buddy or family pet. Fe-male, $650. Male, $550. (580)677-1913.
MERCHANDISE FOR SALE
• Appliances • Clothing/Jewelry • Furniture• Garage Sales • Firewood • Miscellaneous • Auctions
Furniture
CAREFUL MOVING, CHEAPU.S. Army, Retired- but not tired.Call Big Jim, (817)237-5151.
KENMOREwasher/dryer, $50/each. Kingsizewaterbed frame, mirror, headboard,underbed storage, converted to con-ventional kingsize, includes mat-tress, $50. Large dresser w/mirror,$40. Large entertainment center,$40. Recliner, $50. (940)577-1317.
Garage sales
!!ATTENTION!!Garage sale ads must be called inBEFORE NOON MONDAY to run inthe All Around Wise/Wednesdayedition. We offer Update Gold, clas-sifieds on the front of Thursday'sUpdate, for an additional $5. We donot run garage sales the weekendbefore the sale.
Aurora, 103 Aurora Vista Trail, Fri.-Sat., April 28-29 9a.m.-2p.m.! Noearly birds. Multi-family garage sale!
Boyd, 1067 CR4679, Fri.-Sat., April28-29. Huge moving/estate sale!Furniture, clothes, above groundpool, basketball goal and more!
Boyd, 129 PR4656, 1/2 mile northKeeter Road off FM 51, Thur.-Sat.,April 27-29, 8a.m.-? 3 generations,wide variety!
Boyd, 9075 S. FM 730, Wed.-Fri.,April 26-28. Furniture, men's stuff,antiques & lots more.
Bridgeport, 2304 Fair Oaks Drive,Sat., April 29, 8a.m. Moving sale!
Chico, 830 CR1550, Fri.-Sat., April28-29, 9a.m-6p.m. Antiques, tools,black powder guns, camping stuff,Harley Davidson stuff, household,much more! (940)393-3063 for dir-ections.
Decatur, 100 S. Workman, April 27-29, Thur., 8am.-4p.m., Fri., 2-6p.m.,Sat., 8a.m.-noon. Mult i- family,clothes, shoes, purses, much more!
Decatur, FM 730 North, 2.8 milesnorth of RR track, 204 Double DutyDrive, Fri.-Sat., April 28-29, 8a.m.-?Rain/shine. Huge, indoor sale! Newitems added daily! Furniture, nicecollectibles, quality items.
Rhome, 401 E. Hickory, Sat., April29. Estate sale. Furniture, clothes,kitchen items, woodworking items.
Miscellaneous
John Deere 111 riding lawn mowerfor sale. $350. Call (940)399-8230.
ROAD BASE DELIVEREDAlso, top soil, select fill, sand andred clay. Wise & surroundingcounties. (817)897-6785.
Musical
FREE! LOWREY CORD ORGANNeeds repair or can be used forparts. Cost new, $8,000. Call(940)683-5217 between 10a.m.-4p.m.
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• Boats • Cars • Recreational Vehicles • Trucks • Accessories • Trailers • Wanted to Buy
Boats
1983 MASTERCRAFTStars & Stripes, mint condition,garaged & waxed after every use$12,000. (940)577-9091.
1986 24 FOOT PONTOONaluminum, built-in top, 85 HP Mer-cury, captain's chair, ran last year,$2000. (940)683-0227, at RunawayBay.
Cars
107 S Hwy 287 Decatur
940-626-8000website: www.bmgautogroup.com
email: [email protected]
1965 THUNDERBIRDCONVERTIBLE
Candy apple red inside and out withwhite convertible top. 390 V8, auto-matic and air, wire wheels, recenttune-up and detail. Runs great - per-fect summertime cruiser. $15,000.Call Roy, (940)627-5657.
Pickups, Vans & SUVs
1996 BLUEBIRD BUSFor sale. Excellent condition! Per-fect for Scouts or Church. Diesel.A u t o m a t i c t r a n s m i s s i o n .$3 , 000 /OBO . Ma r t i n T r u c k ,( 9 40 ) 433 - 2075 .
Pickups, Vans & SUVs
2007 FORD F150extended cab, automatic, V-6,86,000 miles, $7,000. 1999 FordF150, SWB, 5-speed, V-6, 192,000miles, runs good, $1,500. (940)577-1317
Bishop’sWise Car& Truck Co.1110 Hovey St. Bridgeport
940-683-1999BAD CREDIT OK
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2001 MITSUBISHI FUSO FE16 foot cargo box truck, diesel, auto-matic, cold AC; 4-cylinder, new re-built engine. Excellent condition.$8,900. (940)531-8871.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Card of Thanks • Let’s Swap • Lost & Found • Personal • Wanted
Wanted
WANTED: GLASS OR CRYSTALREPAIR PERSON
to glue Swarovski miniature crystalanimals. Call Jane at (940)627-5657.
NOTICES
• Legal Notices • Public Notices
Alcohol Permits
LEGAL NOTICEAPPL ICAT ION HAS
BEEN MADE WITH THET E X A S A L COHO L I CBEVERAGE COMMISSIONFOR A WINE AND BEERRETAILERS PERMIT WITHA FOOD AND BEVERAGECERTIFICATE BY C.D.H.INC. DBA MAIN STREETHOME AND GARDENS, TOBE LOCATED AT 603WEST MAIN STREET, DEC-ATUR, WISE COUNTY,TEXAS.OFFICERS OF SAID
CORPORAT I ON ARECARY D. HARDIN, PRESID-E N T AND B E T H L .HARDIN, SECRETARY.
Notice of Estray
NOTICE OF ESTRAYOn April 12, 2017 a horse and
two donkeys were impounded byWise County Animal Control fromSunset School Road. Contact WCAnimal Control, (940)627-7577 foradditional information. If ownershipof said estray is not determined byMay 2, 2017 said estray will be soldat public auction/sheriff's sale onMay 3 at noon at WC Animal Shel-ter, 119 PR4195, Decatur. (Off FM51 south).
Public Hearings
Notice of Public Hearingsbefore the Aurora Planningand Zoning Commission
and City Council:Notice is hereby given that the
Planning and Zoning Commissionwill hold a public hearing starting at5:00 PM, Tuesday, May 9th, 2017 atthe Oaks Chapel – 505 Old BaseRd. Further notice is given that theCity Council will hold a public hear-ing starting at 7:00 PM, Thursday,June 1st, 2017, at the Oaks Chapel– 505 Old Base Rd. The City maycontinue the public hearing shouldan applicant so request. Citizens areinvited to attend and participate inthese public hearings. Special no-tice will be given to property ownerswithin 200! of the subject properties.Zoning Case No. 17.505/601 SUPThe Commission and the Coun-
cil will consider the applications ofMilrose Capital, LLC. for a zoningchange for the Commercial 1 (C1)District – Specific Use Permit on:A Glidewell A-380, Tract One, 5.01-acres; and,B Haney A-380, Tract One, 15.62-acres; and,DR Fought A-314, Tract One, 5.57-acres; and, DR Fought A-314, TractTwo 6.546-acres; and, DR FoughtA-314, Tract Three, 2.00-acresTOTAL ACRES: 34.755-acres +/-
The purpose of this specific usepermit is to allow the operation of a
Public Hearings
State Licensed Medical TreatmentFacility.Zoning Case - ZC16.3.718.LOA
PDD R6SFRThe Commission and the Coun-
cil will consider the applications ofLakes of Aurora c/o TCCI Develop-ment for a zoning change for aPlanned Development Zoning Dis-trict. This request is for a PlannedDevelopment District – Residential 6SFR located at: 2407 FM Hwy 718,with the Western Boundary beingFM 718; Eastern Boundary beingOld Base Road; Northern beingBoundary Bennett Drive; and South-ern Boundary being Van MeterDrive. These tracts are a part of WCHallmark Survey, A-361 and Willi-am Stokes Survey, A-799, which in-clude: Vol 968, Page 514 (BillThreat); Vol 560, Page 839 (JohnH a n c o c k ) ; I n s t r um e n t N o .201411707; and, Instrument No.201500669.
The current zoning for this prop-erty is divided between Commercial3 (C3) and Residential 4 (R4) – HighDensity Residential Homes.The pur-pose and intent of the Planned De-velopment District – 16.3.718 (PDD-R6) is to provide: Approximately a396 Lot, 168.202-acre lake sidehigh-density residential develop-ment; community facilities; green-space and trails.
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While most women can correctly identify a breast lump as a symptom of breast cancer, few women are aware of the many other symptoms of this disease. A recent analysis of women’s reports of breast cancer symptoms shows that approximately 17% of women diagnosed with breast cancer had symptoms other than a breast lump and that these women were more likely to wait three months or longer before reporting their symptoms to a physician. This is an important oversight since early diagnosis and treatment lead to better outcomes. With this in mind, women who experience abnormalities in the nipple, skin, or shape of their breasts, or swelling, infl ammation, or pain in their breasts or armpits should immediately contact their doctors. The American Cancer Society recommends multiple forms of screening to help women detect breast cancer early. WISE OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY, P.A., offers multiple screening tools for early detection so that proper treatment can be given in your fi ght against breast cancer. To learn more, please call 940-626-8008. We are located at 2451 South FM 51, Suite 300, Decatur.
P.S. In addition to those mentioned above, other symptoms of breast cancer include sores or infected areas on the breast; nipple inversion; and recent unexplained shrinkage, swelling, or asymmetry of the breasts.
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THURSDAY, MAY 4will start the fun with the Poker-Run Car
Cruise through The North Texas Hill Country.Registration $50 includes lunch-stop in Saint Jo
call today 940-825-3526 or 940-825-4825
Shorty after a parade through Downtown,The Nocona Gas Junkies Car Club
will host a BURNOUT & Fireworks at the Nocona VFW post 8558.
Admission per burnout $5
FRIDAY MAY 5 & SATURDAY MAY 6The Vicari Auction House will be
ready to auction off to the highest bidders all kinds of cars.
Come join the excitement, consign a car, or buy one!
Registration Car Auction Call 504-264-2277 or vicariauction.com
SATURDAY MAY 6 • CAR SHOW(DOWNTOWN) 300 CLAY STREET
Registration 8-10 a.m. • $15Sponsored by Nocona Gas Junkies
CAR CRUISE • CAR AUCTION FOOD • ARTS & CRAFTSLIVE MUSIC • VENDORS
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THURSDAY, MAY 4,will start the fun with the Poker-Run Car
Cruise through The North Texas Hill Country.Registration $50 includes lunch-stop in Saint Jo
call today 940-825-3526 or 940-825-4825
Shorty after a parade through Downtown,The Nocona Gas Junkies Car Club
will host a BURNOUT & Fireworks at the Nocona VFW post 8558.
Admission per burnout $5
FRIDAY MAY 5 & SATURDAY MAY 6The Vicari Auction House will be
ready to auction off to the highest bidders all kinds of cars.
Come join the excitement, consign a car, or buy one!
Registration Car Auction Call 504-264-2277 or vicariauction.com
SATURDAY MAY 6 • CAR SHOW(DOWNTOWN) 300 CLAY STREET
Registration 8-10 a.m. • $15Sponsored by Nocona Gas Junkies
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• Spring Clean-up Leaves, etc.• Tree trimming• Brush clearing• Install rock, concrete & cross tie retaining walls• Pasture mowing• Fence building & repairs• Sprinkler install & repair (Painting, cleaning and repair of gutters, small concrete projects, etc.)
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RHOMEVETERANS ACTIVITIES — Rhome Veterans have several upcoming events. They include: breakfast business meeting 10 a.m. Saturday, May 13, at Beacon Cafe; setting flags at Boyd Cemetery 6 p.m. Friday, May 26; Memo-rial Day ceremony 11 a.m. Saturday, May 27, at Rhome Veterans Park; and picking up flags at Boyd Cemetery 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 30.
WISE COUNTYPATH TO THE PLATE — Texas A&M AgriLife Exten-sion Service, Wise County is hosting a program to promote Texas agriculture and teach participants about the role agriculture plays in providing proper nutrition, preventing food waste and alleviat-ing unsubstantiated fears about the food supply. The program will include a grilling workshop with tips on keeping grilling healthy without sacrifi cing fl avor 6 to 8 p.m. April 27 and May 4 at the Wise County Fair-grounds, Women’s Build-ing. Cost is $15 per night or $25 for both nights. Call the Wise County Extension offi ce, 940-627-3341, to reserve your spot.
PESTICIDE APPLICATORS — Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, Wise County is offering certifi -cation training for private pesticide applicator 8:30 a.m. to noon Tuesday, May 2, at the Extension offi ce, 206 S. State Street, in Decatur. Cost is $60. The purpose of the training is to obtain a private applica-tor license from the Texas Department of Agriculture. This license will enable the applicator to purchase and apply state limited use and federally restricted
chemicals on his land or land he has control of for the purpose of produc-tion of agricultural com-modities. To sign up, call 940-627-3341.
CHAMBER LUNCHEON — The Wise County Chamber of Commerce luncheon is noon to 1 p.m. Monday, May 1, at the Decatur Civic Center. Speaker is Ginger Johnson, bilingual community advo-cate for Wise Hope Crisis Center. RSVP via email to [email protected].
MARY’S GIFT — Wise Health Foundation offers a program called Mary’s Gift, providing free mam-mograms for uninsured and underinsured men and women of Wise County. Current dates available are May 24 and June 28. To receive a free mammogram, complete an online appli-cation at wisehealthfoun-dation.com or call Wise Health System Mammog-raphy at 940-626-1329 to apply. For information, call the Wise Health Foundation at 940-626-1384.
FUNDRAISER — Salt Creek Volunteer Fire Depart-ment is having its first fundraiser and raffle 5 p.m. Saturday, April 29, at 567 Salt Creek Road, in Springtown. There will be a silent auction, bounce house, medical helicopter landing, music, barbecue, hamburgers and hot dogs. Cost for the meal is a donation. The department is seeking donations of new or lightly used items for the silent auction. Call 940-393-9203. There will be a raffle for a Coleman UTV. Tickets are $2 each or three for $5. They can be purchased at the Salt
Creek Store, Cottondale Store, Raymonds BBQ in Bridgeport or Elliot’s Elec-tric in Bridgeport.
CAMP SIGNUP — Sonfl ower Camp for Kids with Dis-abilities is June 5-7 at Joe Wheeler Park in Decatur. Kids and adult campers are welcome. Campers and volunteers should sign up at sonfl owercamp.com.
FLAG RETIREMENT — There is a box at the Paradise Veterans Memorial Park designed for people to drop off unserviceable fl ags to be properly collected and retired by BSA Troop 194 of Bridgeport. It will take all Texas and United States fl ags, as well as other state and country fl ags.
CARDIAC SUPPORT GROUP — Wise Health System’s 360 Services and Home Health Care of North Cen-tral Texas will offer a Wise Cardiac Support Group at 6 p.m. the second Wednes-day of each month at the hospital’s West Campus lobby. Call Leah Throck-morton with 360 Services, 940-626-3879, or Carla Garrett with Home Health Care of North Central Texas, 940-683-3300.
OUTSIDE WISE SUMMER KICKOFF — The Perrin Community Improve-ment and Crime Watch, a 501C non-profi t organiza-tion, is seeking vendors and car show participants for their summer kickoff event 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 3. For booth informa-tion, call 940-229-4243 and to enter the Show and Shine Car Show, call 940-654-9987. Other events include a 5K Run and dance. All proceeds will help build a community park.
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