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Heritage Jubilee

The Chamber

Spotlight Vol. 2, No. 2

May-June 2010

Inside this issueBusiness SpotlightWalt’s Automotive celebrates

40-year anniversary

A look aheadRun for the Wall

Antique Tractor Show

Brock Supply breaks ground on Terrell facilityState and city government

offi cials and business leaders from various Terrell entities were on hand April 27 to break ground on the site of a future Brock Supply Company ware-house in the Metrocrest busi-ness park on the west side of town.

Jerry Brock, the company's founder was very happy to be expanding his company at a time when many firms are looking for ways to cut back.

"We feel fortunate to be

doing well enough to expand at this time, we are pretty op-timistic about it," Brock said. "The automotive salvage in-dustry cannot find enough parts to supply all of their cus-tomers, which provides the need for our products."

Brock Supply, which is based in Tempe, Ariz. pro-duces replacement automotive parts for sale through parts re-sellers and automotive recy-clers nationwide and in some foreign countries. Locating

a warehouse in Terrell gives Brock a centralized distribu-tion point for their operations.

"We worked with UPS, and the demographics tell us that we should be here, or Kansas … somewhere here in the mid-dle," Brock said. "I ended up in touch with Danny Booth at the Terrell CVB who dragged me down here and we just went from there."

Speakers at the ceremony included Booth, Terrell mayor Hal Richards, Mr. Brock and

outgoing state representative Betty Brown, who focused on the additional employment that Brock Supply will bring.

"While 20 employees may not seem like a lot, it really is when you think about up to 20 families being supported, and 20 more people who don't face a long commute to the west ev-ery day," she said.

Brock is celebrating 50 years in operation, giving him a long-term perspective on business and handling the

economic ups and downs."Some of our customers are

having a hard time, but that may not be the economy," he said. "There are a lot of them that are saying business is good. The theory is that peo-ple are fi xing up and keeping older cars, and that seems to be working for us."

More information about Brock Supply Compa ny's history and products can be found at their website, www.brocksupply.com.

The Terrell Tribune/DON C. JOHNSON

Brock Supply offi cials were joined by city and state leaders during the company’s groundbreaking for their warehouse in the Metrocrest business park.

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2010 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEJim Range, Chairman

Kelly Rodgers, V.C. of Community Development and Chairman-elect

Cindy Tayem, Vice Chairman of Economic DevelopmentTori Lucas, V.C. of Internal Operations

Natalie Gandy, V.C. of Tourism Joe Finch, Treasurer

Bill Sweazea, Past Chairman Danny Booth, President

Carlton Tidwell, Vice PresidentRaylan Smith, Tourism Director

BOARD OF DIRECTORSChuck Carpenter, Mary Clemons, Michelle Conrad, Torry Edwards,

Jennifer George-Smith, Natalie Gandy, Bill Glasscock, Barbara Myers, Matt Oakley,

Denny Rohe, Katie Schell, Kyle Shannon, Joe Smith, Don Smothers, Danny Stephens and Vivian Van Dyke

VISITORS CENTERPatsy Ellis, Carrolyn Russell,

Faye Wilson and Debby Goolsby

CHAMBER STAFFDanny Booth, Carlton Tidwell, Raylan Smith,

Sue Humhreys, Dawn Steil and Linda Peavy-Norton

Chamber of Commerce salutes Jubilee winners, volunteers

First-place winning team: Pogue Cattle Co., Sulphur Springs, Logan Pogue, Lee Pogue, Charlie Self and Jeff Vititow

Second-place winning team: Sikes Ranch, Aubrey, Chance Shaffer, Jarrod Sikes, Colby Hunt and Jace Tillery

Top Hand: Hobbie Crech, Hoodoo Land & Cattle and Duck Creek Cattle Co., Terrell

Top Horse: “Cat,” owned by Henry Rinick, Broken Arrow, Whitesboro

Calf Scramble: Ty Salisbury and Justin Self (Friday) and Rebecka Gosnell (Saturday)

Calf Dressing: Terrell ISD: Carnel Horn, Jeremy Woodard, Bronwyn Vaughn and Shuck Wieland (Friday); City of Terrell: Bobby Chandler, Gary Prox, Mike White and Eric Turner (Saturday)

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Quilt show winners namedThe Terrell Heritage Jubilee

Quilt Show, chaired by Barbara Booth and Katie Phillips, was one of the main attraction’s of this year’s Jubilee as visitors had the opportunity to view a colorful collection of non-professional and professional quilts.

Winners in this year’s event included Janice Bentley, who took home three awards. Bentley received the Best of Show award as well as fi rst and second place in the machine quilted, professional category. Carolyn Davis took home third place honors in that category.

In the machine quilted, non-professional category, Betty Shipley took home fi rst-place honors and Nancy Sloan was awarded the second and third place awards.

In the hand-quilted, non-professional category, Mary Lou Strohm was awarded fi rst place. Kathryn Fuquay received second place and Shirley Bragg received third-place honors.

Hannah Davis was awarded fi rst place in the child’s quilt category and Jennifer Carter took home the Viewer’s Choice award.

Jenny Berry, mother of the late Brady Berry, a Terrell soldier killed in Iraq in 2005 , stands in front of the quilt she was given in his honor that was displayed at this year’s quilt show.

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LOCAL RIBSFirst: Dale Cordwell

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GRAND CHAMPIONLinda Kolar

Automobile enthusiasts had the rare opportunity to view a collection of unique cars dating from 1923-2002 during the Terrell Heritage Jubilee car show, hosted by Gasoline Alley.

Winners in the annual event includ-ed Neil Burton, best of show (pre-1980s car) for his 1956 Ford Victoria; Brandi Kozlovsky, (best of show 1980s and up) for her 1989 Ford Mustang GT, Terry Massey, best of show (pre 1980s truck) for his 1936 Ford and Charlie Salazar II, best of show (1980s and up truck) for his 1985 C-10 Chevy.

In the 1970s car division, first place went to Milli Odell. In the 1980s car division, first place went to Teresa Morrison. In the 1990s division, Brain James took home top honors and in the 2000 division, the trophy went to Brenda Neyra.

In the truck division, winners were

Tim Sinnctt, (pre 1960s truck), Wayne Terry (1960s truck), Don Wilson (1970s truck), Charlie Salazar (1980s truck), Ricky Fontanillas 1990s truck) and BJ Palmer (open truck).

In the muscle car division, Mike Coles took home top honors for his 1973 Camaro.

Terry Havens won first place in the T-bucket/roadster division and Robert Stephens took home the trophy for the top import car.

Shelley Don Featherston won first in the convertible division for his 1966 Chevy Super Sport.

In the Pre 1950s car division, RC and Pat Boemer were the winners. In the ‘50s car division, James Carter took the top honors. Jody Parker received the award for the top 1960s car with a 1967 Camaro.

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The Terrell Tribune/COURTESY

A large collection of cars and trucks

dating from the 1920s to current models were on display at

the Terrell Heritage Jubilee Gasoline Alley Car Show.

Heritage Jubilee IBCA barbecue judge Walker Keeney tabulates scores from community judges.


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Hundreds of motorcycle riders from across the United States will make a stop at the Brookshire’s parking lot in Terrell at ap-proximately 9:45 a.m. May 23. The riders are participating in the 22nd annual Run for the Wall, a cross-country motorcycle ride to pro-mote healing among all veterans and their families and friends.

The ride, which begins in California on May 19, will conclude in Washington, D.C. on the Sunday of Memorial Day weekend, May 30.

The ride also calls for an accounting of all Prisoners of War and those Missing in Ac-tion.

The Chamber is currently accepting do-nations which will be used to purchase gas, snacks and water for the riders.

Those who wish to accompany the group as a day rider to their next stop must bring proof of insurance and a valid driver’s li-cense.

Local residents are invited to come out and bring their American fl ags to show sup-port for the riders as they make their way into Terrell.

For more information, contact the Cham-ber at 972-563-5703 or visit www.rftw.org.


Terrell ISD students Casey Rogers will forever be know as the 11-year-old who won the honors of pushing the button to implode Texas Stadium. However, Rogers, who won the rights through an essay contest sponsored by Kraft, is making sure his newfound publicity is used to continue helping him fulfi ll his mission to help the homeless.

Once a foster child, Casey established his Casey’s Heart ministry with the help of his fa-ther, a pastor.

Recently, communi-ty members gathered at Long Elementary School, where he is a student, to honor him. The price of admission? Socks and underwear.

Casey also is selling his Casey’s Heart T-shirts and was on hand to sign them at the Heritage Ju-bilee.

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Run for the Wall set May 23

Motorcyclists to visit Terrell en route to Washington, D.C.

Thanks, Jubilee Volunteers

“If you spent all weekend or just a few hours, your time was important. We definitely could not have done it without each and every one of you!”

— Heritage Jubilee co-chairmen Natalie Gandy and Christina Hinojosa

Individuals who purchase 2010-11 E! Terrell season tickets before May 13 will get a $5-$10 discount on their tickets.

In addition, those who pur-chase their tickets by intermission of the May 13 Chapter 6 E! Ter-rell concert will be entered into a drawing to win a $100 gift certifi -cate to Four Winds, tickets to see

“Wicked” at the Music Hall at Fair Park or tickets to see Beauty and the Beast at the AT & T Performing Arts Center in Dallas.

Discounted rates are $45 for adult, $40 for seniors (60 and old-er), $10 for students and $90 for a family package (two adults and four children). After that date, tick-ets go up $5 for all ticket prices ex-

cept the family rate which increas-es by $10.

The 2010 concert series includes Buddy Jewel, American Songbook, Buddy Dallas Brass, The Gibson Bros., Legacy of Floyd Cramer and Jim Willer, The Piano Man. All ticket holders also may attend con-certs in Greenville, Kilgore, Irving and Tyler.

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Celebrating more than 30 years!

Walt’s Automotive celebrates 40 years in Terrell location

Wa lt’s Automot ive celebrated their 40-year anniversary in Terrell in March.

“We’ve just been real steady,” he said. “We try to give people what they want and what they need, said Mike Dickerson, Walt’s son.

While the cars parking in front of the store have changed a lot, the feel inside the store is timeless.

“There aren’t many of us indepen-dents left,” Dickerson said.”We’re not going anywhere though… we’ll try for 40 more years.”

According to Mike, the store offers services and products that separate it

from bigger chain stores.“It’s all about diversification,” he

said. “We have full machine shop ser-vices and we can make custom hydrau-lic hoses, things other places can’t offer. We do stuff that other stores don’t pay their people enough to keep up.”

Dickerson was quick to credit the staff with making the store a place cus-tomers would want to return.

“We try to do things on a personal level,” he said. “We have quality per-sonnel, and a lot of really good return clients. It’s the old fashioned way … it’s just the way we do things around here.”

The Terrell Tribune/DON C. JOHNSON

Walt’s Automotive staff gathered outside of their Moore Avenue store in March to celebrate their 40 years of business in Terrell.

President’s Club fi rst quarter winners

Team Winner:Ravens (1,365 points)Winning team members: La Tonya Andrews-BrownRick Carroll Jon DyessChristina HinojosaKen Lane Tori Lucas

Individual Winner:Natalie Gandy, Vikings (510 points)

Attended most ribbon cuttings:La Tonya Andrews-BrownRick CarrollToriLucasAlison Walker

Veteran’s Memorial ParkFoundation selling bricks to fund construction

The Terrell Marine Corps League is work-ing to raise funds for the construction of a Veterans memorial park in Terrell. The group hopes to have the site completed and dedi-cated on memorial Day, 2011.

To fund the project, members of the group are selling engraved bricks. They also will be soliciting sponosrs for benches that will be placed along the walkway and around the memorial.

The cost of a 4 X 8-inch brick paver is $75 for up to 3 lines, 14 characters. The cost of an 8 X * inch brick paver is $125. Emblems, to be placed at the corner of each star can be purchased for $1,000. Decorative benches are $2,000.

To purchase a paver, mail the wording to Terrell Veterans Memorial Foundation, P.O. Box 1230, Terrell, Texas 75160.

For more information, visit www.terrell-veteransmemorialpark.yolasite.com


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Metaloid Procursors Inc.9. Rockwall & Brin Church of Christ10. The Storage Place #211. The Storage Place #112. Texas Dentistry 13. for KidsTechnology for Education (TFE)14. Virginia Anne Apartment Complex15. Warehouse Beverages16. Wild Lillie Art Gallery17.


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Aaron’s Sales & Lease 1. OwnershipAdvantage Copy 2. SystemsAllstate Insurance 3. AgencyAmerican Home Care4. American National Bank5. Anchor Printing6. Anderson-Clayton 7. Funeral HomeAtmos Energy 8. CorporationB&V Towing, Inc.9. Baylor Health Center 10. at TerrellStage Stores (Beall’s)11. Beans Creek Inc.12. Michael Bedford, CPA13. Best Tan of Terrell14. Best Western Country 15. InnBluebonnet Ridge RV 16. ParkBrookshire’s Food Store17. Judy Bundy18. Carlisle Coatings & 19. Waterproofi ngCarmona’s Tex-Mex & 20. CantinaJustice of the Peace #2 21. - Don CatesCommissioner PC #2 - 22. Ray ClarkClemons Auto Sales23. Cliff’s Heating & Air24. Coldwell Banker Apex, 25. RealtorsCole Mountain Catering 26.

CompanyColonial Lodge 27. Retirement InnCopier Connection28. Kaufman County 29. Treasurer - Johnny CountrymanJimmy Cowart 30. Transportation, LLCRay Crumby Design 31. GroupCrumption TV & Cellular32. BH Daves Appliances33. Senator Robert Deuell34. Double T Steak & Grill35. Wayne Dry Car Wash36. Eddie Deen Catering 37. CompanyEdward Jones - G. 38. PharrisEdward Jones - Kirby 39. WebbEast Texas Medical 40. Center - EMSEn Vogue41. Scott Ervin42. F&G Industries43. Dr. Sergio Figueroa44. First Christian Church45. Fresenius Medical Care 46. of North AmericaG&S Sales, Inc.47. Good Shepherd 48. Episcopal ChurchGreenwood Industrial 49. Battery Services, Inc.Ham Orchards LLC50. Hamberlin Wellness 51. Clinic

Healing Hearts Ministry, 52. Inc.JS Helwig & Son, LLC53. Highland Memorial 54. GardensHoliday Inn Express, 55. TerrellJohnnie Holmes 56. ConstructionHunter Panels57. J.C. Jackson, Commis-58. sioner PC #3Jerry’s Hair Design59. Johnson Chiropractic 60. Health CenterKART61. KB Vending62. KHYI 95.3 The Range63. Kiwanis Club64. KPYK65. Kwik Kar Lube & Tune66. Lakes Regional MHMR 67. CenterLamar Ranch68. Little Caesars Pizza69. Lone Star Credit Union70. Los Hermanos71. Lott Cleaners72. Lumpy’s Electric73. Madix74. Law Offi ces of David S. 75. MallardMarlow Oil76. McCoy’s Building Sup-77. plyMcDonald’s78. Mesquite Championship 79. RodeoMidtown Village 80.

Shopping CenterMitchell & Bourland, 81. Inc.Mitchell Welding Supply82. Mostly Quilts83. Muse Metal Lab, Inc.84. Musser Motors85. Nail Boutique86. Napolis Italian 87. RestaurantNortheast Texas Fine 88. Art AllianceKeith Oakley89. Oakridge Investments, 90. Inc.Oldcastle Glass 91. Engineered ProductsOncor Electric Delivery92. Our Kids Tree House93. Joe Parnell94. Paul’s Oil Station, Ltd95. Pilot Club96. Roy Poinsett97. Pop’s Honey Fried 98. ChickenPremier Vision99. Price Distributing Co.100. R&R Design, Inc.101. Mary Gayle Ramsey102. Randall Noe Ford, 103. Mercury, Chrysler, Dodge, JeepReal Estate Services Co.104. Refl ections 105. PhotographyRipley Ranch - Dream-106. fi eld Arabians - Beasley Family EquineRisinger Veterinary 107.

HospitalRisingers Country Store108. AW Roberts Heating & 109. Air Conditioning, Inc.Rock Church of Terrell110. Rocko’s Pizza111. RoseHaven Assisted 112. Living InnRowden, Hendrickson, 113. Shipley & Rymer, Inc.Kaufman County Sr. 114. Citizen Services, Inc.Servpro of Mesquite & 115. KaufmanEP Shaw116. Sherwin-Williams Paint 117. Co.Shipley Donuts118. Shumpert Law Offi ces119. Judge Mike Chitty120. Sonic Drive In of Terrell121. Southland Athletic 122. Manufacturing Co.STEFCO Advertising123. Michael Stevens124. Subway #28875125. Super 8 Motel126. Southwestern Christian 127. CollegeTA Travel Centers of 128. AmericaTerrell Alliance for Edu-129. cation & the ArtsTanger Outlet Center 130. Offi cesClifford Taylor131. Ter-Jan Company132. Terrell Bible Church133. Terrell Healthcare 134.

Center (Nexion)Terrell Heritage 135. SocietyTerrell Iron & Metal136. Terrell Offi ce Products137. Terrell Pharmacy138. Terrell Tribune139. Terrell Veterinary 140. Center, PCTexas Bank & Trust141. Traylor Furniture & 142. AppliancesTriple A Muffl er 143. ShopVolunteer Services 144. Council for Terrell State HospitalTrinity Valley 145. Community CollegeDistrict Judge Tygrett146. U Rent It Sales & 147. ServiceVan Tone Creative 148. Flavors, Inc.Vannoy Surveyors, Inc.149. Vintage Moments 150. PhotographyDr. Priti B. Vyas151. Truman Welch152. Word Works153. Kaufman County 154. YMCAZajic’s Welding & Steel 155. Supply

Tractor show scheduled June 12-13The North Texas Antique Tractor

& Engine Club will return to Ter-rell again this June for their annual show.

The event, which will be held June 12-13 at Ben Gill Park, will include a small engine display, a tractor dis-play, hay baling, wheat threshing and corn grinding demonstrations, antique tractor pulls, kiddy tractor pulls and a bounce house.

The show is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 12 and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., June 13.

Admission is free for children un-der 8 and $5 for ages 9 and up.

Visitors also will have the op-portunity to buy raffle tickets for $5 for their choice of a rif le or shotgun.

Raffle tickets are $1 each or six for $5 for a chance to win one of two other raffles for a quilt and an electric saw.

Organizers said they expect to have close to 100 tractors and other pieces of machinery on display at the event. Concessions will be available for spectators to purchase.

A tractor parade will be held at 1 p.m. each day.

The tractor show was originaly held at Samuell Farm in Dallas , but relocated to Terrell several years ago.

For more information, visit the club’s Web site at www.North-Texas-Antique-Tractor-and-Engine-Club.org or the Chamber Web site, www.terrelltexas.org.

North Texas Antique Tractor & Engine Club makes preparations for annual event at Ben Gill Park

The Terrell Tribune/COURTESY PHOTO

Gordon McCosh’s 1937 and 1957 John Deere tractors are loaded and headed for Terrell for the June 12-13 tractor show at Ben Gill Park.


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Terrell Chamber Board of Direc-tors Meeting11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

8-11 a.m.Foreign Visitors

Merle Norman 50-year Celebration

End-of-year TISD lunchTHS graduation

Pool open 1-6 p.m.

Terrell Super Series Baseball Tournament-www.superseries baseball.com

10-11 a.m.Run for the Wall, Brookshire’s

City/County-wide Clean UpRealy for Life-FMS - 7 p.m.

City/County-wide Clean UpLake Country Jubilee 6:30-10 p.m.

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Tractor ShowBen Gill Park

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Terrell Super Series Baseball Tournament-www.superseries baseball.com

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