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Decatur High School students participated in the annual powder puff game last week. The game matches girls from the senior class against the junior class. At left, Lacey Oates fi nds some
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Dear Neil: I have a Shu-mard red oak (photos at-tached) that is approximate-ly six years old. It’s about 30 feet tall and has grown well. For the past two years, half of the tree’s foliage has been lime-green or yellow. Why would it appear sick on one side and not on the other?
Your tree is lovely and it obviously got off to a good start. Your photos showed things very clearly, includ-ing the fact that it’s prob-ably not a true Shumard red oak. The cause of the tree’s trouble is iron defi ciency. If the soil in your area is alka-line, that alone is your prob-lem. Sadly, there won’t be much you can do in the long run to turn things around. You can add iron now, either by surface application or by injection by an arborist, but that will only buy you two or three years. Sadly, if the identifi cation is cor-rect, the tree will eventually turn completely yellow, then white and scorched. I have taken the position of advis-ing gardeners with your sit-uation to replace their trees immediately. Your next step should be to confi rm the species by taking samples to a couple of nurseries and asking their opinion. If it was actually labeled as a Shumard red oak when you bought it, you should also visit with the nursery that sold it to you.
Dear Neil: What is wrong with my red oleanders? This is their fi fth year. They have fl owered a lot, but the leaves are falling off. Can you help me? (Photos attached.)
Thank you for the very clear photographs. They help immensely with iden-tifying your problem. Look closely at the branches. The yellowed leaves are all older leaves (last year’s leaves). The new growth is doing fi ne. While it’s normal for evergreen plants, including oleanders, to shed all their old leaves at some point, it’s unusual for them to be so dramatic about it. Let them run their course. Apply a high-nitrogen fertilizer and water the plants well. Time will take care of your prob-lem.
Dear Neil: Last year we planted a magnolia tree. It did fi ne for the year, but we noticed recently that the tree had discolored leaves on it. The leaves eventually dropped, and now the tree is beginning to look less green
and the leaves are continu-ing to fall. Is this a lack of fertilizer, or is it some kind of fungus?
This is actually the same answer as for the olean-ders. Magnolias drop their prior year’s leaves in April and May. At the same time the new leaves will be de-veloping. The fact that this year’s growth is not as dark as you would expect is prob-ably due to lack of nitrogen. Apply a good lawn food (no weedkiller included), and water the tree deeply.
Dear Neil: I have 150 feet of property, and I’d like to plant a screen that grows rapidly and covers thickly. It doesn’t have to have fl owers.
I was thinking about Thuja. How well will it do? How fast does it grow? Is there a better choice?
Arborvitaes of various types would be good, but rather enclosing visually. They are dense, but not fast. There may be better options. You didn’t mention how tall you want the screen to grow. That would have helped give you a better answer. For 10- to 15-foot screens I would suggest Nellie R. Stevens or yaupon hollies. For 15- to 20-foot plants, Japanese ligustrum would be good, as would cherry laurels in acidic soils. Old-fashioned Chinese photinias would be outstanding in that same size if they were available in
nurseries. Redtip photinias, however, are not a good op-tion due to Entomosporium fungal leaf spot which is devastating that species nationally. The best of the tall screens would be east-ern redcedar junipers, Little Gem or Teddy Bear mag-nolias and even live oaks. Spacing will vary with the type you choose. Let your nurseryman advise you.
Dear Neil: How can we keep a woodpecker and wrens off our hummingbird feeder? The poor hummers don’t have a chance. We do have a bird bath about 5 feet from the feeder.
This horticulturist will at-tempt to give an ornithologi-
cal answer. Either move the birdbath or the humming-bird feeder. It sounds like congested air space. (That’s assuming the woodpeckers and wrens aren’t actually dining on the mix you’re putting into your feeder.)
Dear Neil: Squirrels are making a mess out of my pot plants. They are digging up newly planted pots, also older and more established plants. I’ve tried red pepper fl akes sprinkled on top of the ground, also mothballs at different times. Neither has helped. Any suggestions?
You may be able to cut some small pieces of a roll-type mulch or chicken wire to fi t over the soil surface
until the plants can get root-ed. Your main goal will be tochange the pattern of theirhabits. You might also beable to place golf ball-sizedrocks on top of the soil todiscourage them. For an ex-treme case, it might even bepossible to rig up some typeof motion detector to turn ona light or sound a loud noiseanytime they came into itsfi eld of vision.
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Have a question you’dlike 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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By THE AMERICAN
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Friendships are an es-sential part of feeling good about yourself and enjoying positive mental health. But good friendships take time to develop and require both parties to make an effort to build a relationship.
One of the most important elements in a strong friend-ship is communication. That means not simply being able to talk with each other but actually being able to “com-municate” about important matters. For such commu-nication to take place, and a friendship to grow and de-velop, being able to listen is a vital skill most of us need to develop better.
You can see the effect of poor listening skills just by observing how various peo-
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On the other hand, poor listeners are often distract-ed, pay little attention to your words, give almost no feedback and may misinter-pret what you were trying to communicate.
In most cases, you’ll fi nd it’s the good listener with whom you have a better re-lationship. Developing your own good listener skills can help improve friendships, family communications and even work relationships. Fortunately, developing such skills isn’t diffi cult.
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As a good listener you also want to show you’ve under-stood what’s being said. If something isn’t totally clear, ask for clarifi cation. Show you’re been paying attention by feeding back key parts of the conversation, then sum-marize what you’ve heard as a way of ending your con-versation.
Learning to be a better lis-tener is a key skill for build-ing stronger relationships of every type. Do you really listen when your child has a story to tell about his or her school day? Do you pay attention when your spouse wants to summarize the day’s events over dinner? Do you only half hear what a
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Ashley Davidson of Newark, an en-trepreneurial man-agement major at the Neeley School of Business at TCU, has been awarded the Mosebrook/Pfi z-er Student Leader Award, a $5,000 scholarship award-ed annually to the Neeley undergrad-uate business student who exemplifi es integrity, stew-ardship, responsibility, ex-cellence and purpose.
Davidson has a 3.875 GPA and is a member of the BNSF Next Generation Leadership Program at Nee-ley School of Business and the Chancellor’s Leadership Program.
She is president of Alpha Phi Omega community ser-vice fraternity, fi nancial vice president of Alpha Delta Phi national sorority and direc-tor of community relations for Pan-Hellenic Council.
Davidson is also a member of the Order of Omega and a Frog Camp facilitator.
She has volunteered with the American Cancer So-ciety, Ronald McDonald House, Boys and Girls Club, Humane Society and Ameri-can Diabetes Society.
She is an ESL teacher of Somalia Bantu refugees and a facilitator for Multi-Cul-ture Leadership.
In her winning essay, Davidson discussed how
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“A student and/or com-munity leaders is not a title; it is a way of thinking and learning from situations and people who surround you.
“Establishing leadership requires being self-aware, socially competent and en-gaging in empathy between people and in teams.”
Davidson is the daughter of Jerry and Brenda David-son of Newark.
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Devon Energy Corporation is con-tinuing its rapid production growth in the Barnett Shale, surpassing average daily output of 1 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent for the month of April.
Devon, the Barnett’s largest produc-er, reached the 1 billion cubic feet per day target 21 months ahead of sched-ule. Devon’s output in the Barnett is now equivalent to about 2 percent of the nation’s daily supply of natural gas. That is enough energy to heat 13,250 homes for a year.
“The Barnett Shale is an exciting fi eld for Devon and the entire indus-
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Since acquiring its position in the Barnett in 2002, Devon has been adapting innovations such as hori-zontal drilling, enhanced fracturing techniques, seismic analysis and com-pression reduction. As a result, the company has increased drilling effi -
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BUSINESSDevon’s production ahead of schedule
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UNDER WAY — C.L. Gage
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that fronts FM 730.
BUSINESSWISE COUNTY
The public is invited to an open house in celebration of the Wise Regional Health System Bariatric Solution’s new location at 800 Medical Center Drive, Ste. D in De-catur.
The event is 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday, June 4, and will include a ribbon cutting,
tours and the opportunity to meet Dr. Scott Stowers, medical director of the pro-gram. Refreshments will be served.
The Bariatric Solutions program offers weight loss surgery options, including the gastric bypass and Lap-Band® procedures. The pro-
gram provides patients with a comprehensive, multidis-ciplinary approach to long-term weight loss and in-cludes surgical, nutritional, psychological, exercise and support groups to patients on an individualized basis.
For more information, call (940) 626-4683.
Bariatric Solutions will host open house
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BUSINESS
In response to direct customer feed-back citing the prospect of rising gas prices as a top concern, Karl Klement Chrysler-Dodge-Jeep in Decatur an-nounces its own economic stimulus package: an exclusive gas price protec-tion policy that eliminates the risk of further spikes in fuel prices.
With the U.S. purchase of eligible Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles, customers can enroll in the “Let’s Re-fuel America” program and receive a gas card that immediately lowers their gas price to $2.99 a gallon, and keeps it there for three years. The offer is available through June 2 on vehicles ranging from popular new compacts, crossovers and minivans to full-size diesel-powered pickup trucks.
“We are proud to introduce an un-
precedented program to help put De-catur-area customers’ minds at ease and do something to help working people who are worried about the vola-tility of fuel prices and vehicle cost of ownership,” said Robert E Bishop Jr., Klement’s general manager.
The Let’s Refuel America gas card program works when a customer pur-chases a new Chrysler, Jeep or Dodge vehicle and selects the program in lieu of other available incentives. The cus-tomer is provided with the registration process documentation and registers providing their required personal in-formation via the dedicated Web site or toll-free 800 number.
Once registered, the customer re-ceives their gas card and separately, their Personal Identifi cation Number
(PIN) within 4 to 6 weeks of applica-tion. The customer then swipes their Let’s Refuel America Gas Card at an eligible gas station, selecting up to 87 octane regular, E85 fuel or diesel fuel, and enters their PIN to begin the fuel-ing process.
After the fuel transaction occurs, the customer’s personal credit card (iden-tifi ed in the registration process) is charged $2.99 per gallon.
Chrysler currently offers six models that get better than 28 miles-per-gal-lon on the highway: Chrysler Sebring, Chrysler Sebring Convertible, Dodge Avenger, Jeep Compass, Jeep Patriot and Dodge Caliber.
Through April, these models com-bined have higher sales than in the fi rst four months of 2007.
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Ready to be Developed! 164.15 acres in Rhome in Decatur ISD. Some road work and pad work has been completed. 20 acre lake included. APPROXIMATELY 240 ACRES just minutes from Texas Motor Speedway and Alliance airport. Excellent location for development or investment.Property has road frontage on FM 2264 and backs up to Highland Meadows Addition.
Joe Ryan Wilson
Brandon Scott
325 W. BC Avenue • Rhome
817-636-5687www.scottcorealty.com
All real estate advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to advertise “any preference, limita-tion or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an intention, to make any such preference, limitation or discrimina-tion.” Familial status includes chil-dren under the age of 18 living with parents or legal custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18.
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If you would like to join the best team in Home Health, pleaseapply by calling or faxing your resume to the attention of:
Ronny AmmonsP.O. Box 463, 1411 Chico Hwy • Bridgeport,TX 76426
940-683-6370 or 940-683-2691 (fax)
RGA HomeCarea rapidly growing Home Health Care company is currently
accepting applications for
Let Us Pay Your Gas To Work!!Due to our growing census in the Bridgeport, Bowie, Decatur, Azle, andSpringtown areas, we are looking for RN's and LVN's. Home Health and
CBA experience preferred, but not required.
◆ Company Car with all expenses paid◆ Cell Phone provided◆ Employee Insurance◆ 401(k) Plan (with employer matching)◆ Paid Vacation◆ 7 Paid Holidays
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Acreage
PARADISE, CR 345110 acres, restricted tracts, wooded.Call Nolan, (940)393-1020; or Deb-bie, (817)925-9208.
Homes
$20K BELOW APPRAISAL!Well maintained, 3/2/2 brick, 2.5acres w/shop, established Decatursubdivision. Buy Wise Real Estate,Shari Guess, (940) 399-3900.
$5,000 CASH BACKNew 4-bedroom, 2-bath, custom.Trees with privacy. Only $16/down,only $701/month. Call today,move- in June 1. Hur ry ,(866)396-2700.
**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. Mustsee to bel ieve! $425,000.(817)270-4660.
1304 S. STATE, DECATURFSBO, 3/2; open living, dining,kitchen area; 1,441 square feet.Great location, move-in ready.$138,500. (940)627-6819.
16 MILES NORTH OF DECATURNew brick, 4/2, 1900 sq. ft. on 5wooded acres. Must see the view.30x40 garage with shop. $169k.1(888)283-1919.
2/2/1 CARPORTmany updates, carpet allowance,new roof. 504 S. Church, Decatur.$77,500. (940)627-5532 or(972)983-4333.
3-BEDROOM, 2-BATHdetached 2-car garage, sun room.2909 S. Murvil, Decatur. $125,000.For information, call (940)466-3464.
AMON CARTER LAKE FRONT4/2/2, 2-story, 28x24 detached ga-rage, fireplace, deck, pier, fishhouse, peach & pecan trees.$149,000. (940)872-7417.
COMING SOON AT SUNSET16 miles north Decatur, Highway287. New brick, 1,900 square feeton 5 wooded acres. Great view,30x40 shop. $169k. (888)283-1919.
DECATUR, RIDGE VIEW COURT3/2/2, 1588 square foot. 3-year-oldhome on nice sized lot in town.Fireplace, fenced yard, dining roomwith crown molding, high ceilings,nicely landscaped front with stonepatio. $139,900. (940)389-7877.
ELBOW ROOM2,200 square foot, 4-bedroom, newbuild, acres. Privacy galore!!$ 1 9 / d o w n , $ 6 9 9 / m o n t h .(817)677-2500.
FSBO DECATUR ACRESSubdivison, Decatur. 3/2 brick homeon 1 acre with 30x40 shop, aboveground pool with a fenced backyardand covered patio. All new appli-ances, AC, floors and roof. Quietneighborhood.New silestone coun-tertops. $155k. Call for showing,(940)627-5389.
FSBO WATERFRONTBeautiful corner lot, trees, shrubs,flowers. 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 3-cargarage, wrap-around deck, view oflake, floating fishing dock.(940)575-4130; cell (940)399-6963.
HORSES OK!!!!Cowboys, too??? New mini-ran-chette. 5-bedroom with cattleguard,Decatur schools. $22/down,$688/month. (940)627-8700.
KING OF THE MOUNTAINTOP!New, 4-bedroom special, views ofthe valley. $22/down, $712/month.Very EZ qualify, move in your castlewithin 2 weeks. (866)396-2700.
KOZY KOTTAGE3-bedroom, 2-bath, media room, in-cludes 50” plasma. New build, pri-vacy, custom kitchen. $9/down,$599/month. (866)396-2700.
LIKE NEW 2-BED2-bath, bonus room, kitchen withbreakfast area, separate dining. Re-cently renovated, needs minor com-pletion. $91,900. (817)800-0068.
RENTERS WANTED!!No first, no last, no kidding.$628/month gets you a new homewith acreage, privacy. No morelandlords. Call me!! Thomas,(940)627-8700.
SE OF DECATURNew brick 4/2, 1,950 square feet liv-ing, wood/tile/carpet, granite countertops. On 5 acres with 30x40s h o p / g a r a g e . $ 1 8 9 k .(888)283-1919.
Mobile Homes
***SPRINGTOWN***Huge 3-bedroom, 2-bath, doublewide on 3 acres. Decks, appliances.Zero down, $600/month P&I. Greathorse property. Cal l now,(817)738-7496.
**BOYD**4-bedroom, 2-bath double wide on1.3 acres, lots of trees, chainlinkfence. Great area, 0 down,$625/month, P&I. (817)738-7496.
1997 Southern Energy, 16x80,3-bedroom, 2-bath, nice cleanhome. Asking $9,000. Must bemoved. (817)487-3209.
DECATURAwesome 2007 4-bedroom, 2-bath,big bedrooms. Black appliances. 3acres. Zero down, $650/month, P&I.Nice property. Decatur ISD.(817)738-7496.
FREE ESTIMATESMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.Repos. RBMobileHomes.com,(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.
ENERGY EFFICIENT3/2/2 detached garage, landscaped,FHA approved, new carpet & more.Decatur ISD. Re-reduced! $79,900.C a l l f o r a p p o i n t m e n t ,(903)364-2373.
FREE ESTIMATESMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.Repos. RBMobileHomes.com,(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.
MANUFACTURED HOMELiquidation. 4/2 Palm Harbor,28x76, $39,900. 3/2 Fleetwood,16x76, $13,900. 4/2 Redman,28x64, $29,900. Statewide deliveryavailable. (817)946-7685.
REASONABLE OFFERSconsidered. 3/2, huge metal garage,nestled on 1/2 acre w/lake view. 205Evans, Lake Bridgeport. Immediateo c c u p a n c y . $ 1 3 9 , 9 0 0 .(940)683-5459.
REPO SALE3/2 double wide, delivered/set up,$13,500. 16x60, delivered/set up,$11,500. 12x40 office trailer,$1,250. rbmobilehomes.com,(940)683-5547.
STOPpaying rent. 3-bedroom, 2-bath on 1acre, Decatur ISD. $500 move-in.(972)932-4450.
WILLIAMS MOBILE HOME SERV.Best deal on moving, set up & trimouts. Bonded, licensed & insured.(940)433-3117.
Business property
COMMERCIAL PROPERTYOffice/retail space. 1,000-7,000square fee t fo r l ease .(940)627-2510.
Duplexes
**NOW IN BRIDGEPORT**Lovely & spacious duplexes, 3-bed-room, 2-bath. $795/month & up with$450/deposit. Vaulted ceilings, cov-ered porch, appl iances &washer /d rye r connec t i ons .(817)270-HOME.www.rhinopropertygroup.com.
3/1 or 2/1 duplex, Eagle MountainLake waterfront on 1.6 acre lot,newly remodeled. $795/month.(817)903-5976.
Available immediately. 3-bedroom,2-bath home, on 1.2 acres in Para-dise, Stonegate Drive, close toHighway 114/51 intersection.$600 /month , $300 /depos i t .(817)594-1416, (682)551-0424,(682)559-1512.
Homes
**NOW IN RUNAWAY BAY**Beautiful new homes for rent.3-bedroom, 2-bath w/privacy fence.$1,000/month, $500/deposit. Hugemaster suite, vaulted ceilings, largecovered porch, all appliances &washer /d rye r connec t i ons .(817)270-HOME,www.rhinopropertygroup.com.
1,600 SQ. FT. HOME FOR LEASE, 3-bedroom, 1.5-bath, carpet, tile,washer/dryer connections, doublefireplace, all electric, carport, stor-age building. Very clean. Close tolake, 108 Port-O-Call Court, Run-a w a y B a y . $ 9 9 5 / m o n t h ,deposit/year lease required.(940)575-4891.
For lease, brand new, spacious3/2/2 home. Bridgeport ISD, nopets, credit references required.$1,075/month. (817)988-1742 or(940)389-4599.
“Timeless Elegance”
817-825-4647 ®
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
205 W. Ash$1,300/Month, $800/deposit
402 E. Pecan$1,190/Month, $800/deposit
406 E. Pecan$1,190/Month, $800/deposit
202 S. Stratton$1,190/Month, $800/deposit
All homes are 3/2/2,
lawn care included.
Ready for move-in June 1
Mobile Homes
2/1 APARTMENTin Bridgeport. Cannon PropertyManagement, (940)368-1811.www.cannonrealty.net
2005 Palm Harbor on 2 acres,4-bedroom, 2-bath, spacious, openarrangement. PISD, 6 miles south ofDecatur. References required.$950/month plus deposit.(940)859-6101.
Available immediately. Nice 4-bed-room, 3-bath double wide, over2,000 square feet. on 2.5 acres inParadise, Stonegate Drive, close toHighway 114/51 intersection.$1,000/month, $800/deposit .(817)594-1416, (682)551-0424,(682)559-1512.
STOPpaying rent. 3-bedroom, 2-bath on 1acre, Decatur ISD. $500 move-in.(972)932-4450.
Rooms
Room for rent, kitchen privileges,private entry. Bridgeport, 409 Trin-ity. $250/month. (940)399-8257.
Spaces & lots
Mobile home space for rent inBridgeport park. $150/month plusdeposit. Inquire at Bridgeport Gold& Silver, 1408 Chico Highway,Bridgeport. (940)683-3535.
SUNSET RV PARKCentrally located between Decatur,Bridgeport, Bowie on Highway 287.Full hook-ups, free laundry, freewireless internet. (940)845-2007.
EMPLOYMENT
Employment information
!!ATTENTION!!Advertising under this classifica-tion is normally not a bona fideopportunity. Typically, compa-nies advertising here offer infor-mation about potential employ-ment. Some are selling this infor-mation. We suggest that ourreaders thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before invest-ing any money.
Adult/Elderly Care
RAY OF SUNSHINE SITTINGService needs independent contrac-tors for work with seniors needingdaily activitiy assistance. Cleanb a c k g r o u n d r e q u i r e d .(940)433-5464.
Childcare
Daycare teacher needed. Apply inperson, 1403 Hovey Street, Bridge-port.
Decatur Academy for Children nowaccepting applications for lifeguardposition. Must have current lifeguardand CPR certifications. ContactLindsy or Gina, (940)626-4444.
Medical/Dental
Home health RNs, are you tired ofrising fuel costs? Progressive homehealth agency is seeking per visitRN. Must have excellent clinical andIV skills. Flexible scheduling. Homehealth experience helpful but willtrain the right candidate. New com-pany cars and fuel provided for allvisits! For immediate consideration,please fax resume to (940)683-3302or call Kim Cantrell, RN Administra-tor at (940)683-3300. Home HealthCare of North Central Texas, Inc. islocated at 1804 Chico Highway,Suite 104 in Bridgeport, Texas.
Home health agency seeks respon-sible caring adults to help with dailyliving tasks. Wise County openings.P l e a s e c o n t a c t B e t t y ,1(800)866-6705.
EMPLOYMENT
• Business Opportunity
• Employment Information
• Adult/Elderly Care
• Childcare
• Food Service • Medical/
Dental • Miscellaneous
• Offi ce • Retail/Sales
• Trades • Work Wanted
EMPLOYMENT
DOCTORS’ HOSPITAL BRIDGEPORTNow taking applications for the
Following staff:
Dietary
Housekeeping
Maintenance
Tom Harrison
Human Resources
1905 Doctors’ Hospital Drive
Bridgeport, TX 76426
940-683-4152 • 940-683-2453 Fax
Immediate Job OpeningsHoliday Inn Express & Suites
Are you a hard worker,dependable and have good
work ethics?Then we have a position for
you!!
1051 Hwy 287 N. • Decatur, TX 76234
Tel: 940-627-0776
Full-time & Part-time
• Housekeeping • Breakfast Host • Night Audit
Apply in person
HELPWANTEDManual Machinist. Must have
experience. Must pass drug test.
940-683-1055
West Fork Tank Trucks, Inc.Accepting applications for experienced drivers
and mechanics. Drivers must have Class A CDL plus tanker endorsement, good driving record,
must pass drug test. Pick up application at office.
259 CR 1510, Bridgeport940-683-1027
401(k), INSURANCE,401(k), INSURANCE,
HOLIDAY & VACATION PAYHOLIDAY & VACATION PAY
CDL Preferred
The Most Established Oilfield CompanyIn the Area is Looking for Experienced Drivers 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 for 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
LOTRANSPORT, INC
940-683-5286
• Must have clean MVR• Be able to pass drug screen/physical
• Weekly pay with benefits of medical, dental, vision, life insurance.
• Starting pay 24% of gross• Attendance bonus up to 2% per week
Now Hiring Class ACDL Drivers
Connecting You with Wise County’s Employees AND Employers.
Wise-JobsWise-Jobs.com.com
• RN Case Manager
Excellent Working
Environment
Applications available in Decatur
125 CR. 3051
or Fax Resume to:
940-627-96278 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday - Friday
940-627-2888
Join the Interdisciplinary Team
making a difference in the lives
of the families we serve!
RGA
Wise County Home Health, Inc.dba
RGA Homecare
Fax resume to 940-683-2691or apply in personRGA Homecare
1411 Chico Hwy, Bridgeport
Local Home Health
Company looking
for Personal
Attendants in the
Wise County area.
VETERINARY TECHNICIANMinimum 1-year veterinary hospitalexperience. Good benefits, location.Fax resume to (940)479-2675 orcall (940)479-2782.
Miscellaneous
Decatur Shell
Now HiringCashiers
Maintenance/Stockers
4 p.m.-Midnight
Apply in Person
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Contact Clint
1306 E. Business 380
Decatur
Appointment setters wanted. No ex-perience needed. Must have excel-lent communication skills. Positionsavailable immediately. Earn$7-$10/hour. Call Chad at(940)627-7179.
Cabinet/fixture installer needed.Also cabinet builder, experiencepreferred. Apply in person, 305 N.Highway 101, Chico, TX. No phonecalls please.
Free conversational Englishclasses. Call (940)627-1912.
Gas measurement tech. Knowledgeof gas measurement with at least1-year experience. For more info:Texas Maximum Production,(940)210-8213, (940)627-9411.
HELP WANTEDFull-service gas station seekingmanager & attendants. Call(817)319-7094.
Hiring handyman. Part-time/tempo-rary. $10/hour. Variety of jobs, pri-marily outdoors. Must have refer-ences. (940)627-8777.
Immediate opening for experiencedauto detailer/car lot porter. Call(940)626-8000 for interview.
Immediate openings, manager &entertainers. Experience not re-quired. Fun, exciting job with excel-lent income. Babes, Wichita Falls,(940)733-2961.
Irrigation & landscape company nowhiring responsible person willing tolearn. Must have reliable transpor-tation. Drug test required. Call(940)626-4184.
Looking to fill 2 part-time positionsright away. Retail & creative experi-ence helpful. (940)627-1208.
NEED PECAN GUYto care for and harvest 36 mature,native pecan trees. Will split har-v e s t . ( 9 4 0 ) 4 3 3 - 8 6 8 7 o r(940)393-1914.
Need Quality Control ConstructionInspector on a Dallas Dart [email protected]
Part-time help wanted, weekendsrequired. Apply in person at MD Re-sort, 601 Old Base Road, Aurora,TX. Visit www.mdresort.com formore details. Call (817)489-5150for questions.
WANTED: HAY MOWERfor approximately 20 acres. Will splitthe hay, on going basis.(940)433-8687 or (940)393-1914.
Water filtration technician assistant.High school diploma/GED. Drugscreen, background, driver’s li-cense. Will train. Apply: 1308 N.Highway 287, Decatur.
Offi ce
Telemarketers needed. Excellentcommunication skills required. Flexi-ble full & part-time positions avail-able. Earn $7-$10/hour. Hiring im-mediate ly . Cal l Chad at(940)627-7179.
The Bonding Company is looking fora person who speaks Spanish flu-ently, has working knowledge of of-fice skills and is computer literate.Apply at 1907 W. Business 380, De-catur, across from Sheriff’s Dept.
Retail/Sales
Advertising sales person needed.Must be dependable, self-motivated,goal oriented. Full-time, Monday-Fri-day. Benefits available. Send re-sume to P.O. Box 149, Atten: LD,Decatur, Texas 76234.
Bridgeport Discount Liquor needsfull-time employee. Must worknights and weekends, 21 or older,great customer service skills, able tostock merchandise. (940)683-3500,ask for Barbara or Sammy.
Diamond W Truckstop and DryCreek Store in Bridgeport, full-timecashiers needed. Apply in person.Serious applicants only. NODRUGS!
Trades
CHANEY TRUCKINGLooking for safe, dependable, ClassA CDL drivers with 1-year verifiableexperience. Peterbilt trucks, paidhealth insurance, matching 401k,vacation, home every night. Call1 (800)448-6323, Mon. -Fr i . ,8a.m.-5p.m.
Drivers needed for end dumps &vacuum trucks, local hauling, paidhourly. Call Marvin, (940)389-2579;or Gordon, (940)577-5847.
Drivers wanted for belly dump.(940)389-6558.
Experienced swab unit operator.CDL required. References neces-sary. (940)393-5921; or send re-sume to P.O. Box 366, Bridgeport,TX 76426. QUICKSILVER SERV-ICE CO., INC.
Hiring journeyman electrician forwork in both residential and com-mercial job applications. All appli-cants, please contact Chad at(940)626-9901.
HVAC installer/technician needed.5-years experience required.(940)648-2692.
Metroplex Welding Supply is ac-cepting applications for a full-timedelivery driver. Must have Class Bwith HazMat endorsement. 40-50hour work week. Please apply inperson only. No phone calls.
Now looking for experienced stylistto expand her clientele with us inBoyd. Call (940)433-3030.
Part-time, new construction work forunemployed plumber’s helper. Musthave own transportation, be de-pendable. (817)220-6714, after6p.m.
Solaris Medical Equipment is cur-rently hiring a full-time deliverydriver. Must be 21 or older withgood driving record. Call Virginia at(940)627-1011 or pick up applica-tion at 5180 US Highway 380,Bridgeport.
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Office: 940-627-3059Cell: 940-393-3964Fax: 940-626-4996
PO Box 1504Decatur, TX 76234
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Storage Tanks & Boosting Equipment & InstallationResidential, Municipal & Commercial
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A&V WaterJohn & Mary Haynie
BJW ConstructionBJW ConstructionRemodeling and Add-ons
817-253-1996
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817-306-3555817-572-4100
- 29 Years Roofing Experience -
Chip/Seal Paving, Parking Lot Striping, Asphalt Seal Coating,
Concrete Paving, Base Work,Parking Lot Maintenance, Power Washing
940-577-1558
Asphalt Paving
Willie Watkins
Have unexpected guests coming?Need your home or office cleaned?We provide A.S.A.P • Weekly • Monthly Cleanings
WILLIE’S ENTERPRISESWillie • 940-577-1558
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Professional and Quality Workmanship
Residential - Commercial - Hail Resistant Shingles
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Office 940-668-8814
Insurance Claims
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Aluminum/Vinyl Siding
Accredited Business with
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940-389-2019
No Price Gouging Guarantee
1551 W. Business Hwy 380, Suite #4 • Decatur
SERVICES
Childcare
STAY-AT-HOME MOM free to watch your children. Listed.CPR/first aid certified. New Fairview, off FM 407. SE CUIDA NINOS.(903)486-1009.
Business
REMODELING & HAUL OFFSNo job too big or small. 12-years ex-perience. Hammon Construction &Remodeling. Jason, (817)714-8918.
Housecleaning
HEART FOR HOMESSpring cleaning, house cleaning &organizing. Once or ongoing.20-years-experience, referencesavailable, free estimates. CallSharon, (940)389-8883.
HOME & OFFICEcleaning service. Free estimates.Experienced. Reasonable rates.Weekly, bi-weekly, monthly.(940)627-2061 or (940)399-6741.
TODAY’S TOUCH CLEANINGCare. Bonded. Residential & com-mercial. (940)210-1726.
Let me fi x it
Tractor &Backhoe Service
SepticSystemsInstalled
Now offering Storm Shelters!
LEN ROY DONBUILDERS
A Father & Son BusinessRoy & Reyn
817-366-7990Mobile Direct
Also see our ad onhome improvement and
handyman services.
PERC CONSTRUCTIONWe do plumbing, electrical, remod-eling & construction. We do it rightthe first time. Free estimates.(940)808-6317.
RUSSELL’SHome Improvements
& Repair
All Types of
RemodelingRepairs Large or SmallAdd-ons, Decks And More
Call
940-627-6947 or 940-389-4943
Miscellaneous
RememberRemember
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Clearspan Buildings Up to 200 Feet
SPRING SPECIALS!• Commercial Buildings
• Churches • Airplane Hangars• Mini Warehouses • Schools
• Barns • Riding Arenas
ALUMINUM CANS70¢/lb. We buy copper, brass, alu-minum, insulated wire, long & shortiron. S&S Recycling, Bowie,(940)872-1998.
SusanCoalson(817) 881-7328
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YOUR JUNK IS MY TREASURELow cost scrap pick up. I also pickup trash/haul off. (940)627-7031;cell (682)561-2187.
FARM ANDRANCH
Farm Equipment
13 FOOT CATTLE GUARDwith gate. $1,000. (214)384-2568.
27 FOOT GOOSENECK4-horse slant trailer. $5,000.(940)394-6027.
6 FOOT ARENA WERKSrotary harrow, very good condition,$650. (940)748-1950.
OCEAN FREIGHT CONTAINERSNew & used. Water tight & rodentproof. Larry Singley, (817)992-9122.
Fencing
BOBBY’S FENCEAll types fencing. Free estimates.Over 25-years experience.(817)444-3213.
CHRISTIAN COWBOY FENCINGBarbed wire, horse & goat. Newfence & repairs. Steve, cell,( 8 1 7 ) 3 6 0 - 6 3 8 5 ; h o m e ,(940)626-4660.
DONE RIGHT FENCINGAll types fencing: Ranch, residential,industrial. Custom carports, metalb u i l d i n g s . ( 9 4 0 ) 8 7 2 - 5 5 6 3 ,(940)531-1901.(940)872-5563
FARM & RANCH FENCINGPipe & cable, non-climb, barbedwire entrances, solar gate opera-tors, repairs. Jim at (940)367-7505.
Lawn and garden
LAWN CARE SERVICEYards and f lower beds.(940)255-2178, (940)210-1726.
LONE OAK LANDSCAPINGLandscape design & installation; re-taining walls; water ponds; sod; treetrimming & planting; decks/patios.(940)644-2920, (940)389-1778.
TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED36 years in business, insured.(817)444-0861, Teater.
Livestock
20 OUTSTANDING, BIGregistered black Angus cows. Bredto Mytty In Focus, to calve in Sep-t e m b e r . $ 1 , 4 9 0 / e a c h .( 9 4 0 ) 6 6 5 - 0 4 6 1 . e m a i [email protected].
6 REGISTERED POLLEDhereford heifers, breeding age,$1,100/each. Some young bulls.(940)644-2674.
BABY BOER GOATSMiniature horses, under 32”. All withpapers. (940)626-1562.
Beautiful, all around 14-year-oldMissouri Foxtrotter gelding horse.$2,000. (940)210-9194.
BUY & SELL & TRADEAll classes of horses. All ridinghorses sold, 72 hour unconditionalguaran tee . (940)224-1470 ,(940)644-5956.
FOR SALE OR TRADERiding horses & ponies. 8-year-oldAQHA mare, $1,000. 5-year-old reg-istered AQHA mare, $800. Appygelding, $1,200. 6-year-old sorrelgelding, $1,250. 4-year-old sorrelgelding, $1,000. 12-year-old baygelding, $1,250. 4 good riding po-nies, $850/each. All riding horses &ponies, 72-hour unconditionallyguaranteed. (940)224-1470,(940)644-5956.
HALF THOROUGHBREDhalf quarter horse, great bloodline,make great barrel horse, $3,000.Palomino gelding, great bloodline,$2,500. All papers on site.(940)393-3370.
LLAMASweanlings (6-months-old), adults,bred females, guardians & pet qual-ity. We provide training & supportfor new owners. (940)433-5897.
Livestock care/training
HORSESHOEING & TRIMTexas certified farrier. Office,(940)644-5140; cell, (940)399-6981.
Mowing
FIREFIGHTER TRACTOR SERV.Tractor mowing, plowing & dirt work.Bobby, (817)845-1054; or Jon,(817)291-3955.
Klean KutLawn Care
Mowing • Edging • TrimmingCommercial or Residential
Brush Hog MowingInsured
Kenny MoranCell 817-247-9965
Office 940-433-5470
Pasture and feed
CHRISTIAN COWBOYSFertilized coastal square bales,$2.50/each. 5x5 round bales,$25/each. Delivery available.(940)626-4627, (817)360-6385.
CUSTOM HAY BALINGReasonable rates. (940)389-8004.
FERTILIZED COASTALlarge square, $6/each; large round,$45/each. Clean. (940)394-6027.
✮✮$3.50 COASTAL HORSE HAY✮✮
Square bales in barn, 2nd/3rd cut-tings. No minimum. BetweenAlvord/Decatur. Delivery available.(817)991-7625, (940)627-2813.
Pruett Farms Custom Hay Baling.Call (940)389-1891, ask for Preston.
SQUARE BALING MAY 24Horse quality, weed free, $5/in field.Custom round/square baling. SCSquared Ba l ing Serv i ce .(817)944-9451.
WANT TO LEASE100+ acres for 40+ cows. Will mow.(214)725-7713.
Poultry
BABY GUINEASf o r sa le . $2 .50 -$3 /each .(940)683-5587.
PETS
Pets
!!ATTENTION!!We suggest that our readers thor-oughly investigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.
GREAT PYRENEES PUPPIESwith goats. 5 females, $125. Shots& wormed. (940)210-2506 or(940)644-2251.
REGISTERED ROTTWEILER pups for sale. Shots & wormed, 9 &11-weeks-old. $300-$450/each.(940)799-7541.
MERCHANDISEFOR SALE
Appliances
COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATOR22 cubic foot, True brand, worksgood, 15-years-old. Make offer.(940)433-8687 or (940)393-1914.
Washer & dryer, $350. GeneralElectric, 5-years-old, good workingcondition. (940)577-1824.
Clothing/Jewelry
WEDDING GOWNwhite satin, for summer, beadedbod i ce , s i ze 4 , $100 .(940)597-5001.
Furniture
9' regulation pool table, eagle claw& ball, hand tooled leather pockets,mahogany, $1,500. (2) matchingPub Tables, set of (4) matching PubChairs and (1) matching Cue Rack;sold separately $750, or make offerf o r c o m p l e t e p a c k a g e .(817)715-8990.
AARONS LEASE RETURNSSave big because we leased it first.Sofa and love seat from $389. Lap-tops from $329. Refrigerators,TVs,washer/dryers and much more.Quantities limited. Cash or creditcard. Ask about our 12-monthlease-purchase program. Aarons,1304 Highway 51 South, Decatur.(940)627-5043.
PIANO FOR SALEGood for a beginner student. $100.Please call (940)393-9033.
PIANOPiano for sale, $50. (817)235-5912.
Trust the professionals to resell yourfurniture. Over 4,500 active consign-ors. Call for details, (940)627-7734.Just Like New Furniture, 802 W.Main, Decatur.
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
SERVICES
• Childcare
• Adult/Elderly Care
• Business
• Housecleaning
• Let Me Fix It
• Miscellaneous
• Tutoring
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SERVICES FARM AND RANCHMERCHANDISE
FOR SALE
Charles Connour, License #7216 Pictures on web • ccauction.com
214-755-4785
Saturday, May 31 • 6 p.m.1 mile east of Boyd on Hwy.114, or 4 miles west of Rhome on Hwy.114
ESTATE Furniture, Appliances, Glassware, Collectibles,Tools
Auction Every Saturday, 6 p.m. • WeTake Consignments.
10% BP, Seating, Air Cond., Open 2 p.m., Good Food On Site.
AUCTION
Garage sales
!!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.
June 6 & 7
Side-Walk Sales, Farmer’s Markets,
Flea Markets, Arts & Crafts Shows,
Antiquing and Trade Days along
the U.S. Hwy 82 and U.S. Hwy 287
Corridor.
Get Information at:
www.redrivervalley.info
Chico, 300 S. McCracken, Fri.-Sun.,May 30-June 1. Lots of assorteditems, multi-family benefit garagesale.
Decatur, 1496 Thousand OaksDrive, Fri.-Sat., may 30-31,8a.m.-3p.m. Multi-family, girl clothessize 14, elliptical, miscellaneousitems.
Decatur, 164 Mustang Meadow(Mustang Creek), Thur.-Fri., May29-30, 8a.m.-3p.m. Kid’s clothes,toys, household items.
Decatur, 2700 Lipsey, Fri., May 30,8a.m. 3-family garage sale. Armoire,desk, fax & printer machines, sportsequipment, clothes.
Decatur, 2909 James, Fri.-Sat., May30-31. Furniture, housewares,ping-pong table, shop fan & heater.Lots of good stuff!
Rhome, 237 Graben Lane, off High-way 407, 2.5 miles east of Highway287, Sat., May 31, 8a.m.-4p.m.Multi-family. Cash only!
Miscellaneous
21 CUBIC INCHrefrigerator, $400; dishwasher,$300; both 1-year-old with3-year-old warranty from Lowe’s.Motorhome, $10,000/OBO. Bridge-port, cell, (309)453-0616.
Brand new 8” HardiPlank board. 60pieces left over from project.$4.25/each. (940)210-8170.
Coleman Power Mate 5000 genera-tor. Briggs & Stratton engine. $300.(361)945-3837, Bridgeport.
GAS FIREPLACEIndoor, ventless, propane. Com-plete with logs and screen.$550.(940)389-5986.
New, never used, 36” Lesco zeroturn, walk behind, commercial rotarymower. $2,000. (940)210-9194.
Now open, Cute ‘n Country Con-signment Shop, Boyd. Thur.-Fri.,10a .m. -6 :30p .m. & Sa t . ,9a.m.-2p.m. (940)433-3040.
Video store going out of business.Everything must go. Tues.-Sat.,1-8p.m. Clark’s Video, 111 W. 4th,Justin. (940)648-2621.
WHEELCHAIR LIFTSRamps, repairs, batteries. New &used portable scooters. 2301 WWRay Circle, #1, Bridgeport; call Med-C a r e S o l u t i o n s ; l o c a l ,(940)575-9261.
Cars
1998 LINCOLN Town Car Celebrity Edition,$4,500/OBO. 1995 F250 XL pickupw / T o m m y - L i f t , t o o l b o x e s ,$3,950/OBO. 1995 Ford Escort Sta-tion Wagon, cold AC, $1,450/OBO.(940)389-7058.
TOP DOLLAR PAIDfor junk cars & trucks.(817)220-5682.
I’LL BUY THOSE YARD CARSas well as your good used cars.Arvin, (817)925-8768.
1995 CHEVY LUMINAc l e a n , 4 - d o o r . $ 2 , 5 0 0 .(940)644-5366.
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Recreational vehicles
2001 HD SPORTSTER 1200 cc, extra clean, black. 8,500miles. Lots of extras. $5,500/OBO.(940)627-7587 or (940)393-9088.
2007 HONDA 600just 400 actual miles. $3,500/OBO.(940)389-0075.
Pickups/Vans/SUVs
1984 GMC PICKUP5x10 utility trailer. Small pressurewasher. Full box spring/mattress.Nebulizer. See at 615 Lanai Drive,Runaway Bay, Texas.
1995 DODGE3/4 flatbed hay fork. $4,500.(214)384-2568.
1999 Ford Explorer XLS A/C, CD,$4,650/OBO. 1996 Ford E350 boxt ruck , $3 ,500 /OBO. Ca l l(940)466-9676.
1968 JEEP CJ-5new paint, tires, brakes; cloth, re-movable top; runs good, great hunt-ing vehicle. (940)427-9119, week-ends.
2002 DODGE RAMdiesel, 1-owner, well kept, ladderrack, nice tool boxes. 175,000mostly highway miles. $7,600/OBO.(940)393-2890.
1999 FORD F250 Super Duty Crew Cab,7.3L Power-Stroke turbo diesel, 4x4, Lariatpackage, green/tan. 220,000miles.$9,950. (940)393-6628.
2003 FORD STXauto, V-6, runs good, cold air, 95kmiles, bed cover, slight damage.$5,250. Saginaw, (817)236-3448.
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1999 CHEVY BLAZERsilver, 210,000 miles, runs great.$2,500. (940)626-4392.
2001 FORD XLT5.4 liter, 4x4, new tires, 1-owner,143,800 miles, cold air, runs great,Brush Guard, seat covers. Asking$8,500. (940)389-8839.
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12 ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, May 29, 2008
By TANYA DAVIS
Wise Co. Extension Agent
The 10th Annual Walk Across Texas top awards are presented to the follow-ing three teams: fi rst place with 2,851 miles was Agony of Da Feet- Vance Estel- team captain; Karen Garn, Doug Norman, Melvin Tay-lor, Barbara Meador, Domi-nic Galante, Melrose Short and Nikolina Lopez. They each received a month-long pass to Firehouse Gym in Decatur. second place was Never 2 Old with 2,619 miles. Members were Jina Stone- Team Captain; Pat Payne, Juan Fabela, Chris-topher Edwards, Richard Burdick, Claudia Burdick, Joseph Thomas and Tony Jones. In third place was the Wise County Escape Artists. Team captain was Kenneth Steel with mem-bers Martha Nivens, Lance Larson, Tammy Myers, Dede Taylor, Janice Harri-son, Blake Walls and Lena Tucker logging 2,611 miles. These teams received a gift certifi cate to Subway in Decatur, Bridgeport and Chico.
Teams placing fourth through 10th were 4th place the Sweatheads with 2,232 miles; fi fth place One
Step Ahead with 2,152 miles; sixth place Coffe Klatch with 1,958 miles; seventh place Wiggle When We Walk with 1,929 miles; followed by Walker’s Troops in eighth place with 1,835 miles; the Walkie Talk-ies from DHS placed ninth with 1,679 miles and fi nally in 10th place was Fit Hap-pens with 1,576 miles.
Special thanks to our team captains and individual
team members who logged over 50,000 total miles. The top individual walker was Wayne McGar of One Step Ahead with 790 miles. Our oldest participant was Lila Reed of the Oak Grove Cruisers and the youngest participant with the most miles was Cynthia Carrillo with The Messengers. The team voted to have the most unique name was Babes and Belly’s. Members were
Sendy Reynolds, Josh Reynolds, Tricia Armstrong, Troy Gregg, Debbie Gregg, Alan Wil-son, Jerry Demoss and Chad Lanier. They received a gift card from Squeeze Fresh Smoothies in Decatur.
If you and/or your team has not re-ceived your certifi cates, they are at the Texas AgriLife
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awards recognition: Fire-house Gym in Decatur, Sub-
way in Decatur, Bridgeportand Chico, Squeeze FreshSmoothies in Decatur andMcDonald’s in Decatur.
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Dear Savvy SeniorWhat all can be done to
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Dear Bonnie,While there’s currently no
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Dry eyesItching, burning and
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RemediesThe fi rst step in dealing
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the winter and air condition-ing in the summer dry out the air and can worsen dry eyes. So buy a humidifi er and keep your home humidity between 30 and 50 percent. Also keep your eyes away from blowing air – oscillating and ceiling fans, air vents – which add to the problem. ■ Blink: When you’re read-
ing, watching television or using a computer, take fre-quent breaks because these activities cause you to blink less often. ■ Avoid irritants: Avoid
smoke-fi lled places and if you swim, wear goggles to cut down exposure to chemi-cals.■ Outside protection:
When you go outdoors, use
sunglasses that wrap around the sides of your face. This will help you protect yourself better from sun, glare, wind, and dust.■ Check your meds: An-
tihistamines and deconges-tants, diuretics, beta-block-ers, antidepressants and over-the-counter sleeping pills can all cause dry eyes. If you’re taking any of these, ask your doctor about alter-natives. ■ Omega-3s: Studies show
that eating more fi sh and other foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids (or take a supple-ment) helps some people. ■ Warm compresses: For
a soothing, temporary treat-ment, place damp warm compresses on your eyes (use cold compresses if your dryness is due to allergies or rosacea) and gently massage the edges of your eyelids.
TreatmentsIf changing your environ-
ment and habits doesn’t do the trick, there are a variety of over-the-counter eye lubri-cant drops (artifi cial tears) that can help. However some lubricants contain preserva-tives that may irritate your eyes. If you experience a lot of burning, try another prod-uct or opt for a nonpreserva-tive formula, but don’t buy eye drops that are strictly made to “get the red out.” They won’t help and may even aggravate your condi-tion. Also available are over-the-counter gel lubricants that stay on your eye longer and lid scrubs for those with eyelid infl ammation.
If the over-the-counter remedies don’t help, see your eye doctor for other options which could be prescription steroid eye drops, or a pre-scription medication called Restasis. Your doctor may suggest punctal plugs if these don’t help. The plugs
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And fi nally, if all remediesand treatments fail, two oth-er possible solutions includespecially designed goggles(see www.panoptx.com) thatform a moisture chamberaround the eye, and the Bos-ton Scleral Lens (see www.bostonsight.org) which is acustom-fi tted prosthetic de-vice that creates a reservoirover the cornea.
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WALK ACROSS TEXAS — The Texas AgriLife Extension
Service recognized participants in the Walk Across Texas
program Wednesday. In Wise County, 341 participants on 41
teams walked 51,657 miles during the eight-week program
that challenges teams to walk 830 miles. Thirty-six of the
teams walked 830 miles or more. Pictured are members of
the winning team, Agony of Dafeet, who logged 2,851 miles.
From left are Karen Garn, Melvin Taylor, Melrose Short and
team captain Vance Estel. Team members not pictured are
Nikolina Lopez, Dominic Galante, Doug Norman and Barbara
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ALL AROUND WISE, Decatur, Texas, Thursday, May 29, 2008 13
By ADRIAN ARREDONDO
Wise Co. Extension Agent
4-H activities offer young people many exciting op-portunities for personal de-velopment. These activities often are a part of their proj-ects. For example, a community beau-tifi cation project group might tour a local nursery to learn more about planting and tak-ing care of shrubs. However, a 4-H club will also plan many activities not related to a project. For ex-ample, a club may tour an area of historic interest. To add spice to your 4-H pro-gram, consider offering dem-onstrations and illustrated talks, judging activities, community service projects, exhibits, tours, National 4-H Week observances, recre-ational activities and camp-ing trips.
Demonstrations and illustrated talks
“Show me how,” “Let me see you do it” and “I’ll show you” are heard often when 4-H members work and learn together. Preparing and pre-
senting demonstrations and illustrated talks help 4-H members gain additional knowledge and learn new skills and practices. Young-er members start with
easy-to-do “show and tell” presen-tations. Members often need help from their leader in choosing a topic and a suitable way to present it. The topic should be of interest to the member, simple to do and something the member can do or learn to do
well. Once the topic is cho-sen, the 4-H’er next must decide whether to plan a demonstration or an illus-trated talk. If the topic is one that can be explained best by making or doing something and results in a fi nished product, the mem-ber should prepare a demon-stration. However, if he can best show and tell how to do something with drawings, maps, models or pictures, a better choice of presentation may be an illustrated talk. By giving demonstrations and illustrated talks, youths learn to:
■ Develop or improve skills■ Increase their knowl-
edge and express them-selves well■ Develop poise and con-
fi dence■ Develop initiative■ Earn recognition.Regular 4-H meetings or
project meetings are good settings for demonstrations. Service and civic clubs, com-munity groups and other or-ganizations offer additional opportunities for giving demonstrations. Please call the Extension offi ce (940) 627-3341 if you have any questions.
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Las actividades de 4-H les ofrecen a los jóvenes mu-chas oportunidades intere-santes para su desarrollo personal. Frecuentemente estas actividades son parte de sus proyectos. Por ejem-plo, un grupo de proyecto para el embellecimiento de la comunidad podría visitar un vivero de plantas local para aprender más sobre cómo sembrar y cuidar ar-bustos. Sin embargo, un club 4-H puede planear también muchas actividades que no están relacionadas a un proyecto. Por ejemplo,
un club puede planear una visita a un área de interés histórico. Para enriquecer su programa de 4-H considere ofrecer demostraciones y charlas ilustradas, concursos o valoraciones, proyectos de servicio comunitario, exhibi-ciones, recorridos o giras, ac-tividades para conmemorar la Semana Nacional de 4-H, actividades recreativas y ex-cursiones campestres.
Demostraciones y charlas ilustradas
Las frases: “Enséñame cómo,” Déjame ver cómo lo haces” y “Déjame mostrarte” se escuchan frecuentemente cuando los miembros de 4-H aprenden y trabajan jun-tos. Al preparar y presentar demostraciones y charlas ilustradas, los miembros de 4-H aprenden nuevas habili-dades o destrezas y prácticas.
Los miembros más jóvenes empiezan con presentacio-nes fáciles usando la técnica de “muestra y explica”. Los miembros frecuentemente necesitan ayuda de su líder cuando tienen que elegir el tema y el método adecuado para presentarlo. El tema debe de ser de interés para
el miembro, simple de hacery algo que el miembro puedahacer por sí mismo o apre-nder a hacer bien. Una vezque se haya seleccionadoel tema, el miembro de 4-Hdebe decidir si debe planearuna demostración
By GARY CLAYTON
Wise Co. Extension Agent
Livestock and Forage committees from Jack and Wise County have planned a forage fi eld day for Tues-day, June 3, at the Chris-tian Brothers Ranch eight miles west of Runaway Bay on U.S. 380. The entrance is on the south side of U.S. 380 just past Gafford Lane. Reg-istration will begin at 5 p.m. with the program to begin at 5:30 p.m. Private applica-tors will receive three CEU’s for their pesticide license re-newal (two general and one in laws and regulations).
Chuck Coffey, forage spe-cialist with the Noble Foun-dation will be on hand to discuss establishment of permanent grasses and how to select the right grass for your situation. Participants will have the opportunity to view the 17 warm sea-son grasses in the test plots at the Christian Brothers Ranch. The plots include several bermudagrasses and a sampling of other in-troduced grasses such as Klein, Eastern Gamagrass, wwb.dahl, ww spar and wil-man lovegrass. Mr. Coffey will also spend some time discussing legumes for the north Texas area and the use of crabgrass in your for-age rotation.
Participants will also have the op-portunity to tour the weed control plots at the same location. Weed plots were established using Grazon, Ban-vel + 2,4-D, Grazon Next and Mile-stone.
The program is being sponsored by Dow AgriSciences and Texas AgriLife Extension Service.
Private applicator training and test
A private applicator train-
ing and test has been scheduled for Tuesday, June 10, at the County Ex-tension offi ce. Cost of the training is $30 and includes lunch. The training will be held from 8 a.m.-noon. The test will be given at 1 p.m.
Come by the Extension offi ce at 206 S. State StDecatur to register and pick up the study guide. There are a limited number of spaces available.
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Temperature
Precipitation (in inches)
West Fork of the Trinity
Big Sandy Creek
Lake Full Pool Elevation Change
River Flood stage Level Change
WEEKLY ALMANAC
TUESDAY
Mostly sunny and
breezy
92° 68°
FRIDAY
Mostly sunny and
very warm
93° 71°
SATURDAY
Mostly sunny and
very warm
92° 72°
SUNDAY
Mostly sunny and
very warm
92° 71°
MONDAY
Mostly sunny and
very warm
91° 73°
WEDNESDAY
Mostly cloudy with
thunderstorms
85° 69°
THURSDAY
Mostly cloudy and
very warm
90° 68°
Last New First Full
May 27 June 3 June 10 June 18
Denton through Sunday, May 25
Total for the week 0.25”
Total for the month 0.86”
Total for the year 12.89”
Normal for the month 4.43”
Normal for the year 15.14”
Last week’s high/low 98°/57°
Normal high/low 83°/63°
Average temperature 80.7°
Normal average temperature 73.3°
As of 7 a.m. Sunday (in feet)
Possum King L. 1000 998.84 +0.03
L. Bridgeport 836 836.04 +0.21
As of 7 a.m. Sunday (in feet)
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Tuesday 1:36 a.m. 12:57 p.m.
Wednesday 2:05 a.m. 1:58 p.m.
Thursday 2:33 a.m. 3:02 p.m.
Friday 3:02 a.m. 4:08 p.m.
Saturday 3:34 a.m. 5:18 p.m.
Sunday 4:11 a.m. 6:33 p.m.
Monday 4:55 a.m. 7:49 p.m.
Tuesday 6:24 a.m. 8:32 p.m.
Wednesday 6:23 a.m. 8:32 p.m.
Thursday 6:23 a.m. 8:33 p.m.
Friday 6:23 a.m. 8:33 p.m.
Saturday 6:22 a.m. 8:34 p.m.
Sunday 6:22 a.m. 8:35 p.m.
Monday 6:22 a.m. 8:35 p.m.
Jacksboro 20 4.06 -0.01
near Boyd 16 6.54 +1.26
Bridgeport 12 2.87 +0.53
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Temperatures are Tuesday’s highs and Temperatures are Tuesday’s highs and
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DECATURDECATUR92/6892/68
WEATHERFORDWEATHERFORD
92/6792/67
MINERAL WELLSMINERAL WELLS
92/7192/71
FORT WORTHFORT WORTH
92/6992/69
DALLASDALLAS
92/7192/71
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91/6991/69
FAIRFIELDFAIRFIELD
92/6492/64
GREENVILLEGREENVILLE
90/6590/65
JACKSBOROJACKSBORO
92/6892/68
SHERMANSHERMAN
92/6792/67
DENTONDENTON
92/6892/68
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92/7092/70
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CLEBURNECLEBURNE
91/7191/71
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91/7091/70
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90/6690/66
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92/6592/65
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WAURIKAWAURIKA
90/6290/62
ATHENSATHENS
90/7090/70
MCKINNEYMCKINNEY
92/6792/67
HENRIETTAHENRIETTA
91/6691/66
BONHAMBONHAM
90/6690/66
GAINESVILLEGAINESVILLE
90/6690/66
MERIDIANMERIDIAN
93/6893/68
DURANTDURANT
90/6990/69
WACOWACO
94/7094/70
CORSICANACORSICANA
92/7092/70
HILLSBOROHILLSBORO
91/6991/69
COMANCHECOMANCHE
93/6793/67
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Chisholm Trial Middle School in Rhome last
week hosted a Social Studies Culture Night.
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on different cultures from around the world. At
left, visitors learn more about Native Americans.
Below, Ashley Morgan, 12, displays a tray of
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