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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 2009 WISE COUNTY MESSENGER

WISE COUNTY

Snowy holiday

Wise Countys dreams of snow on Christmas came true, with heavy snow falling muchof Christmas Eve and providing a winter wonderland for Christmas day. Clockwise,from the top, Wayne Berg shovels his walkway at his Decatur home Friday morning;lights shine on a carpet of snow in the Lipsey Addition in Decatur; a deer venturesamong trees in Deer Park; cows brave the icy winds Thursday near Lake Bridgeport;Chris Moorman, 12, of Decatur is smashed by a large snowball Friday morning.

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Atmos Energy employ-ees Randy West, JeanieRooks, Drake Kniffin andEric Crane presented Tex-as Neighborhood Serviceswith Atmos Energys 2009matching gift of $2,953.46recently. Sharon Burtnettof Texas Neighborhood ac-cepted the donation. Thefunds go towards the AtmosEnergy Share the WarmthProgram.

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CHRISTMAS SPIRIT The Greater Denton/Wise County Association of Realtors hosted aChristmas party for children at the Nelson Childrens Center, a residential treatment centerserving children from abusive homes. Association members host fundraisers throughout theyear to benefit the children. Among those hosting the party were (from left) Eddie Lane,Peggy Capps, Carla McGee, Myra Oliver, Ben Armstrong, Kay Kitchens and Michelle Neely.

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TWO GOOD CAUSES James Wood Motors has donated $5,000 to United Way of WiseCounty (UWWC) and another $5,000 to the families of Leslie Denison and Becca Logan,the victims of an awning collapse in Bridgeport Aug. 25. From left are UWWC director andpast president Andrew Rottner, Wood sales manager Roy Young, UWWC executive directorMartin Woodruf f, and UWWC directors Susan Miller and Steve Summers. According to Miller,who is Woods marketing manager, the dealership normally sells $5,000 worth of kick towin tickets at the Battle of Big Sandy between Bridgeport and Decatur football teams.It matches that amount to contribute $10,000 to United Way. But because of the hardshipthe fatal accident caused, Wood immediately gave the ticket proceeds to the two BridgeportHigh School students families. Denison was fatally injured.

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Dear Neil: I hope you can

elp me with a weed problem

hat Ive been battling for

wo years. We tilled in hay

couple of years ago, and

eve had weeds ever since. I

pray them with Round Up,

nd it kills everything above

round, but new weeds

spring up within a couple

of weeks. Is there anything I

can do over the winter to get

id of them?

Given that planting time

is only a month away forthe earliest of the springvegetables (onions and snap

peas), you dont have timeto do any kind of solarizing

treatment of laying blackpolyethylene plastic over the

garden. Thats not alwaysa perfect solution anyway.

ere it my garden, I would

rototill several inches of ad-ditional organic matter (well

composted leaves, manure,

etc.), Canadian peat moss,shredded pine bark mulch

and leaf humus into the soil.Starting with a really loose,

highly organic soil makes itso much easier to cultivateweeds out of a garden. Then,

plant in rows so that youllbe able to lay weed fabric

between the rows. Buy thefabric before you plant, so

that youll have the correctspacing. Mulching after yourgarden plants are up and

growing will also repressthe weed growth.

Dear Neil: My grand-

parents have a nice fruit-

ing pomegranate, and they

would like to give me a start

from it. Are they grown from

seed, or how do I get one

started?

Pomegranates, like almost

all fruit crops, are not grownfrom seed. They dont cometrue from seeds. Most are

grafted, but pomegranatesand figs, being shrubs, are

grown from cuttings. Theyshould be 4-6 inches long,

and you may want to tryhardwood cuttings in lateFebruary or semi-hardwood

cuttings in early summer.I have posted a great deal

of information on start-

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Most Asked Questions.If you ever decide to buy a

growing pomegranate plant,ask for the variety Wonder-ful. Thats almost assuredly

what they are growing.

Dear Neil: I have a ma-ture redbud that is beginning

to get knots on its trunk. The

knots are about the size of

a tennis ball, and there are

scores of them. What causes

them, and are they a concern

to the life of my tree? What is

the life expectancy of a red-

bud?

First, average life expec-tancy of redbuds is probably

25 to 35 years. Some dieearly, and a few may survive

50 years. Those sound likeburls. Youll see them on old

redbuds, particularly thosethat have been challengedby cultural or environmental

issues. They offer no directconcern to the tree, but they

do indicate the tree is proba-bly in long-term decline. For

the record, redbud lumber isnormally not very exciting,but the burls develop very

pretty grain that is use-ful in small turnings such

as pens and knife handles.

Thats not what you want, ofcourse, but it does make in-

teresting found wood.

Dear Neil: Is it better to

buy a tall pecan tree or a

shorter one, in terms of get-

ting the first pecans? I dont

want to wait 20 years for my

first pecans.Thats a great question,

and, good for you, for ask-ing it ahead of time. Pecanproducers, who make their

livings harvesting pecans,choose small-to-medium

trees, in the range of 5 to 6feet tall. Because they are

buying so many trees at onetime, they use bare-rootedtrees. Then, to compensate

for the roots that are lost inthe process of digging the

trees, they cut their 6-footoriginal trees back by half,

so theyre only 3feet tall. Youll probably get pecansmany years sooner by do-

ing that than you will if youplant much larger 10- or 12-

foot trees. If all you want isone tree, consider buying a

really nice container-growntree. Since all of its rootswill be intact in the con-

tainer, it will hardly pausein its growth. Youll gain

several years by doing that,

although the cost will beconsiderably greater. Water

container-grown trees care-fully their first several years

in the ground. Their originalsoil balls will dry out muchmore quickly than the na-

tive soil in your landscape,and the trees can suffer

badly if you let them get toodry. Youll probably want to

let a hose run slowly aroundeach tree every week during

the summer. Turf irrigation

alone will not come close tomeeting their needs.

!

Have a question youd

like Neil to consider? Mail

it to him in care of the Wise

County Messenger, P.O. Box

149, Decatur, TX 76234 or e-

mail him at mailbag@sper-

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SUBVARSITY SPORTSBoys

Junior VarsityBridgeport JV 56Lake Worth 40The Bulls overcame a slow start to blow past Lake Worth Dec. 15.

After being outscored 16-7 in the first quarter, Bridgeport went on a 24-8run in the second frame to lead 31-24. The Bulls added to the lead in thesecond half, outscoring Lake Worth 25-16.

After a slow first quarter, we played some good basketball, said Bridge-port coach Alan Green. We moved well in our zone, kept them off the boardsand ran the fast break.

Trent Schuett led Bridgeport with 23 points. Garrett Mullins added 21.Bridgeport record 3-5

FreshmanBridgeport 57Lake Worth 41The Bulls used surges in the first and third quarters to record a victory

over Lake Worth Dec. 15.Bridgeport outscored Lake Worth 13-6 in the first quarter on its way to

building a 27-20 halftime lead. The Bulls added to their lead with a 15-9 run

in the third quarter.We played physical and determined basketball tonight, said Bridgeport

coach Brian Davenport. The game was played fairly loose and we used that

to our advantage to create pressure and pound the glass.Omar Martinez led the way for the Bulls with 17 points. Branon Huf f added

11.

Bridgeport record 6-3

Paradise 29

Jacksboro 35Jacksboro closed the game on a 12-6 run to top the Panthers Dec. 4.Jarrett Roper led Paradise with 11 points. Dalton Meadows added six

points.

Paradise 34

Millsap 42The Panthers fell behind early 11-6 and could not rally back in a loss Dec.

to Millsap.Jarrett Roper scored nine points for Paradise. Brandon Richardson added

seven, and Eric Walker had six.

Paradise 14Boyd 46The Panthers could not overcome 29 turnovers in a loss to Boyd Dec. 7.Paradise fell behind 17-5 to start the game. Boyd outscored Paradise 29-9

in the second half.Jacob Owens led Paradise with three points.

Paradise 38Jacksboro 37Dalton Meadows hit a basket at the buzzer to lift the Panthers past Jacks-

boro Dec. 10.Meadows finished with eight points. Jarrett Roper led the team with nine.

Zach Fletcher added eight.

Paradise led 18-13 at halftime before Jacksboro rallied to hold a one-pointadvantage with eight seconds left.

Paradise 33Millsap 44Millsap jumped out to a 12-5 lead and held off the Panthers for the victory

Dec. 11.Paradise put together a 14-11 run in the second quarter to get within fourpoints, 23-19. Millsap pulled away in the third frame with a 14-8 run.

Jarrett Roper led Paradise with 10 points. Zach Fletcher added eight.

Middle SchoolBridgeport 8A 14WF Kirby 51The Bulls managed just two points in the first half as Wichita Falls Kirby

built a 38-2 lead on the way to a victory Dec. 14.Bridgeport found an offensive spark in the second half, scoring 12

points.

Kirby was a tall and athletic team that played very well together, saidBridgeport coach Matt Birdwell. The Bulls got very few opportunities foreasy baskets and our jump shots were not falling through the basket. After

a rough first half, we regrouped and played a lot better.Alex Samples led the Bulls with seven points. Brayden Garrett added

three.Bridgeport record 2-5, 0-3

Bridgeport 8B 10WF Kirby 33Wichita Falls Kirby used a 14-2 run in the second quarter to clinch a vic-

tory over the Bulls Dec. 14.The Bulls played a great game last night, said Bridgeport coach Matt

Birdwell. Even though we did not get the victory, we still competed very

well. The offense was able to move the ball and get good shots. The defensewas fantastic. Every kid on the team did a great j ob. It was a lot better gamethan what showed up on the scoreboard.

Keith Lang and Zach Carstens scored four points each.

Bridgeport 0-5, 0-3

Bridgeport 7A 14

WF Kirby 42The Bulls could not rebound from a slow start, falling to Wichita Falls

Kirby Dec. 14.

Bridgeport was outscored 16-2 in the first quarter and trailed 22-8 athalftime. Kirby added to the lead in the second half, outscoring Bridgeport20-6.

The team played the best team they have faced all season in Kirby, saidBridgeport coach Charles Queen. We worked the ball well and were able tobreak Kirbys press, but couldnt get the shots to fall in.

Tully Hannah and Logan Plummer finished with four points each. JohnathanNabors pulled down eight rebounds. Trey Cook and Jake Simmons added sixboards apiece.

Bridgeport record 2-5, 1-3

Bridgeport 7B 11

WF Kirby 28Wichita Falls Kirby won every quarter en route to a victory over the Bulls

Dec. 14.

Kirby built a 14-6 halftime lead and added to it in the second half with a14-5 run.

The kids played hard against Kirby, but were not able to score manypoints, said Bridgeport coach Charles Queen. They played much betterdefensively, but still have things they need to work on and get better.

Payton Pierce finished with four points. Tyler Raby pulled down sevenrebounds.


GirlsJunior Varsity

Bridgeport JV 39Breckenridge 37The Sissies built a 25-20 lead in the first half and held off Breckenridge

for the victory Dec. 15.The girls did a good job of finishing a close game, said Bridgepor t coach

Dallas Taylor.Raven Sessums led Bridgeport with 11 points and seven rebounds. Han-

nah Logan scored seven. Madison Hancock finished with six points and sev-

en rebounds. Audra Hart made three steals.Bridgeport record 6-4

Bridgeport JV 28Sanger 29The Sissies could not hold off Sanger in the final minute of a loss Friday

night.Bridgeport led 23-19 going into the fourth quarter. Sanger outscored

Bridgeport 10-5 in the fourth quarter to get the win.

Our kids played a good game against a quality opponent, said Bridge-port coach Eddie Fortenberry. We lost due to ball control. Turnovers late inthe game resulted into points for the other team.

Madison Hancock, Raven Sessums, Audra Hart and Taylor Henson scoredfive points each. Hancock had five rebounds, and Sessums four. Hart madefour steals.


Freshman

Bridgeport 34Breckenridge 27

The Sissies offense came alive in the third quarter with a 12-2 run in avictory over Breckenridge Dec. 15.

Bridgeport rallied from a 17-15 halftime deficit with the big third quarter.We have not played in a week and a half and it showed, said Bridgeport

coach Traci Woodard. We were sluggish and could not score. But the girls

did a good job playing through it and came out with a win in the end.Nikki Mowery poured in 11 points and grabbed five rebounds. Kara Dem-

mitt added seven points. Annbra Johnson had four points and four rebounds.

Haley Denton finished with four steals.Bridgeport record 3-4

Middle SchoolBridgeport 8A 22WF Kirby 31The Sissies could not rally from a slow start in a loss to Wichita Falls

Kirby Dec. 14.Bridgeport fell behind 8-1 in the first quarter. The Sissies got within five at

halftime, 15-10, but could not close in more in the second half.

The girls are showing improvement with each game we play, said Bridge-port coach Cheila Demmitt. We started off pretty slow tonight, but playedmore competitive from the second quarter on.

Leah Guinn scored 13 points for the Sissies. Lauren Hart added eightpoints and four rebounds.


Bridgeport 8B 7WF Kirby 26Wichita Falls Kirby started the game on a 7-0 run and never let the Sis-

sies offense get going Dec. 14.Reagan Hurd scored six points for the Sissies. Shelby Haggart added

one.Bridgeport record 1-3

Bridgeport 7A 30WF Kirby 18The Sissies used an 8-1 run in third quarter to get the upper hand in a vic-

tory over Wichita Falls Kirby Dec. 14.Bridgeport outscored Kirby 16-4 in the second half.

The girls played their hearts out tonight, said Bridgeport coach CheilaDemmitt. Good ball movement and defense made the difference for us.Bailey Thompson poured in 14 points for the Sissies. Shiloh Weirich added

six points. Jorden Vidal and Lauren Stowers both had four points and fiverebounds.


Bridgeport 7B 19

WF Kirby 14The Sissies broke open a tie game with a 8-2 run in the third quarter to

secure a victory Dec. 14 over Wichita Falls Kirby.

This was a great effort for all 15 players on the team, said Bridgeportcoach Pam Worlow.

Billie Webb and MacKenzie Cortez each scored four points.


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ife, has been studying the

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grazing for eight years. His

research on ranches that

successfully used that ap-

proach compared the im-

pact on soil, vegetation,

hydrological function and

profitability to the continu-

ous grazing used in much of

Wise County.

His findings indi-

cate the multi-pas-

ture ranches were

able to carry many

more animals, had

more forage and

better wildlife hab-

itat. Animal per-formance was also

higher.

Ranches man-

aged under the

higher stocking

rate with continuous graz-

ing had a higher degree of

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ground, poorer grass compo-

sition, more weeds and low-

er forage production than

those under multi-pasture

management.

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grazers achieved

the positive results

is because their

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imal performance.

He maintains thekey is to match

animal numbers

with available for-

age at all times to

avoid overgraz-

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formance. He also says, to

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mal performance, the time

cattle are allowed to graze a

particular pasture must be

short so that only a moder-

ate amount of the forage is

harvested during the grow-

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WISE NOTESFOR CONSUMERSBy TANYA DAVIS

Wise Co. Extension Agent

Food Service Managers are encouraged toattend a food safety training program from8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 27, at the

ise County Texas AgriLife Exten-sion Service office, at 206 S. StateSt. in Decatur. This fee is $100,which includes training, materialsand the state food manager certifi-

ation examination.The Food Safety: Its Our Busi-

ess course prepares managersor the examination while provid-ng valuable education regardinghe safe handling of food. Almost 50 cents of every dollar

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Acreage

2 VERY NICE LOTSclose to Decatur, trees and electric.

acres, $65,000. 5.5 acres,$72,500. (940)393-8740.

222 ACRESClay County. Excellent hunting,wooded & coastal, 5 acre lake, pipe-line income. $2,250/acre. Must see.(817)992-6097.

OWNER FINANCE2 acre lot in nice subdivision. Deca-tur ISD. $1,500/down. $320/month.(817)846-5997.

Homes

32 ACRE AG EXEMPT RANCH

w/TWO full homes. Fenced w/multi-ple ponds, garages, barns, outbuild-ings. Low taxes. Nicely updated.$399,999. Buy Wise Real Estate,(940)399-3900.

OWNER FINANCE/LEASE OPTIONDecatur, new custom home on 2acres. Low down, $0 closing, greatra tes . A l l c red it cons idered.(817)846-5997.

RUNAWAY BAY626 Halfmoon Way, 3/2.5/2 beauti-ful custom home on golf course.Lots o f upgrades . $229,500.(817)219-6083.

Mobile Homes

FOR SALE OR LEASE1999 double wide with built-in deck.

3-bedroom, 2-bath, office, large liv-ing area. Excellent condition. Mustbe moved. Available now. Lease,$900 /mon th ; s e ll , $52,000 .(940)393-9203, (940)393-9451.

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3/2/2, 30x45x16 Shop,1.6 Acres4/2 - 1 Acre Trees5/2 - 2 Acres

RBMOBILEHOMES.COMMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.R ep os . F re e e st im at es .(940)683-5547. RBI #36191.

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

RENTA

Apartments

940-536-9346

BRIDGEWOODBRIDGEWOODExecutive Suites

Bridgeport,TXHOLIDAY MOVE-IN

SPECIAL1,2 & 3 BedroomsAvailable

Washer & dryerincluded

Apartment for rent on FM 730 North,near Grasslands. 1-bedroom, openconcept living/kitchen, bath laundryarea. Area for horses available.$575 /m onth , $400 /depos i t .(940)393-1778.

Decatur: Stonehil l Apartments,2-bedroom, 1-bath, call Stephanie,on-site manager at (940)627-9200.Bowie: Garden Terrace Apart-ments, 2-bedroom, 1-bath. (1/2 off1st months rent, Bowie only!)

Sanger: Sanger Apartments, 2 &1-bedroom available, 1-bath.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementP rope r ti e s, c ontact E l ai ne,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.

NO DEPOSIT SPECIAL2 /1 a pa rt me nt i n C hi co .$600/month. No pe ts . Ca ll(940)644-2713 or (817)929-1930.

Business property

405 S. Washburn, Decatur. Ideal lo-cation! Approximately 1,000 squarefeet . Ca ll (940)393-6285 or(940)627-5038.

COMMERCIAL INSULATEDBUILDING

1st month free! 5,000 square foot

warehouse, inculudes 1,200 squarefoot office, $1,500/month! Canlease separate or together. FM 51North, Decatur. Cannon PropertyManagement. (940)368-1811.

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

Office building, CH/A, includeskitchen & restroom. $725/month,

1 st / l as t p lu s d ep os it .(940)627-5588.

Office space for lease. Approxi-mately 2,000 square feet. Prime lo-cation. (940)389-5407.

Quality space for lease. Great loca-tion, medical/office. 3,368 squarefeet available. Call (940)627-2778for information.

Condos, town homes

BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOME2-bedroom, 2-bath, HOA swimmingpool, view of golf course & lake. Allappliances included. $850/monthplus deposit. (972)834-8111.

Fort Worth: Texas Motor Speedway,2-bedroom, 2-bath condo.NO PETS ALLOWED. Karl KlementP rope r ti e s, c ontact E l ai ne,(940)627-6362.www.klementproperties.com.

Duplexes

***NOW AVAILABLEIN BRIDGEPORT***

$695/month, $400/depositAsk about our move-in special!

3-bedroom, 2-full bath, all appli-a nc es , W /D c on ne ct io n s.(817)270-4660.www.shorthornpm.com

Duplex for rent, 3-bedroom, 2-bath,602-A Crestridge Court, Decatur.$800/month. (940)964-2631.

DUPLEXES & APARTMENTBridgeport, $600-$650. Some in-clude 1st 2 weeks free! Cannon

P r op e rt y M a na g em e nt ,(940)368-1811.

NEW DUPLEX FOR RENT!1,250 square feet, 3/2, loaded withextras. $500/deposit, $900/month.405 E. Mulberry, Decatur. Call(469)585-0122.

Now available: 2 & 3-bedroom du-plexes in Bridgeport & Decatur.$650-$725/month, month-to-monthlease. Donna, (940)389-1615.

Homes

***INCREDIBLE DEAL INRUNAWAY BAY***

$795/month, $500/deposit. New2-story home w/fenced yard. 3-bed-room, 2-bath. All appliances &washer/dryer connections. Petfriendly. (817)270-4660.www.shorthornpm.com.

2-bedroom, 2-bath, 1-car garage,CH/A, fenced backyard. DecaturISD. Available now. (940)627-6553.

2/1 rent house in Bridgeport.$750/month, $750 security deposit.N o pe ts . ( 94 0) 68 3- 59 17 ,(817)304-0056.

Timeless Elegance

200 Cyndi Lu DecaturReadyDec.1

$1,600/month- $800/down

205 W. Ash Decatur - 3/2/2Ready Dec. 1$1,300/month $300/deposit

402 & 406 E. Ash Decatur - 3/2/1Ready Dec. 1

$1,190/month $300/deposit

107 S. Lane Decatur - 2/1/2 CPReady Dec. 15

$895/month $300/deposit

All homes include lawn care.

940-372-0634

4-bedroom & 3-bedroom available,N. Cates Court, Decatur. Newhomes, all brick, pets welcome.(817)247-0246.

BEAUTIFUL 3/2/2Brick on 1 acre. Ceramic t i le,kitchen island, split bedrooms, ga-rage door opener, fenced yard.$1,100/month, $1,100/deposit.(817)320-7065, (940)627-7758.

BRING YOUR HORSES2/1 in Greenwood on 3+ acres.Also, barn with stalls & other outbuildings. Great for all animals.$950/month, $950/deposit. MarkMoran, (940)704-7212.

Charming country home, newly re-modeled. No pets, no smoking. Wa-

ter included, $800/month, deposit &application required. (940)872-2001or (940)642-9113.

COUNTRY HOME3/2.5/2, 2,100 square foot house forlease. Located 3 miles south of De-catur. Storage building included.$1,100/month plus deposit. No pets.No smoking. (817)683-6056 or(817)683-6782.

Country living, Decatur. 2/1 house,new kitchen, washer/dryer connec-tions, extra storage, large fencedyard. No smoking. $800/month +deposit. (940)231-5235.

GREAT DEAL IN BOYD!!!$850/month, $500/deposit

BEAUTIFUL 2-STORYNEW HOME FOR LEASE.

3-bedroom, 2-full bath, appliances,

W / D c o nn e ct i on s . F e nc e dyard.(817)270-HOME.www.shorthornpm.com

GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD3/1.5, fenced back yard, Decatur,close to schools. Available in Janu-ary. (940)399-9282, (940)399-9289.

HOMESDecatur, Cottondale & Alvord(horses permitted), 3-bedroom, 1 or2-bath. Some include 1st 2 weeksfree! Cannon Property Manage-ment, (940)368-1811.

New brick home for sale on 3 acres.Financing available, $1,049/month.Call (817)733-3444.

Spend the winter on the lake! Fur-nished 1-room cabin on LakeBridgeport, all utilities, full-size kitch-ens , d is h TV , (no phone) .

$720/month plus tax, $100/deposit,refundable. Call (940)683-3016.Available November-March.

Mobile Homes

Chico, 2-bedroom, 2-bath, freshpaint, new carpet, windows; centralheat, electric f lat-top range.$599/month. (719)660-5992, cell,ask for Kevin.

Spaces & lots

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

EMPLOY

Employment information

!!ATTENTION!!Advertising under this classifica-t ion is normally not a bona fideopportunity. Typically, compa-nies advertising here offer infor-mation about potential employ-ment. Some are selling this infor-mat io n. We s ug ges t t ha t o urreaders thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before invest-

ing any money.

Medical/Dental

Senior Care Health &Rehabilitation Center

BridgeportNowhiringfor the following positions

RNs LVNs

CNAs CMAs

Apply in person at2108 15th St. Bridgeportor call

940-683-5023EEO M/F/D/V

Miscellaneous

SPACE

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STYLISTS

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Office

Secretary position available in theBridgeport area. Oilfield back-ground, Quickbooks and bilingual aplus. E-mail resumes to [email protected].

Trades

Experienced heating & A/C installerneeded. Full-time position w/bene-fits and good pay. Call, e-mail, orcome by Mann Refrigeration at 701Cates, Bridgeport; [email protected]; (940)683-6266 or(800)558-6266.

HEATING/AC/REFRIGERATIONExperienced commercial HVACR

technic ian needed. Minimum5-years heating, air conditioning andrefrigeration experience required.Good pay & benefits. Serious appli-cants only. Call Mann Refrigeration,Inc., (940)683-6266 or email re-sume to:[email protected].

LPG transporter needed. HaulingLPG gases to and from refineries inTexas and Oklahoma. Hazmat andtanker endorsements a must. Musthave 2 years verifiable experience.C on ta ct M ik e L ip ha m a t(940)626-4895.

WANTEDResponsible, organized, light dutymechanic/welder to take care ofrock trucks & equipment in Alvord.

JM Materials, (940)427-2033.

Work wanted

Honest and mature professional,college grad, years of experience inadministration, management, office,sales, oil/gas leasing, seeks positionin a business environment, entrylevel OK. Bob, (940)466-9964.

SURVEYTECHNICIANJohnny

817-489-3012OperatedTotal Station (Sokkia)

& Data Collector (Ranger)G.P.S. (Trimble) Static & Stake Out.

Uploaded & downloaded Data

Collector FilesSurveyorTechnician InstrumentMan for 20+ years

Previous employerVi ckrey & Associates ofSan Antonio, TX April 2009. Laid off due todownsizing of company. No work available for

company to keep all employees.

EMPLOYMENT

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Childcare

Food Service Medical/

Dental Miscellaneous

Office Retail/Sales

Trades Work Wanted

RENTALS

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SALES: 8:00-7:00 Monday-Friday 8:00-6:00 Saturday *Tax, title license extra. With approved credit. Prices do not include dealer adds.Klementcjd.comcjd.comUS 287 North, Decatur 817.430.84

41166 940.62940.6277.6700.6700

PRE-OWNED RED TAG SALEPRE-OWNEDREDTAG SALE07CHRYSLER 300Touring.Leather.30K miles.#P1355

$17,250*09 DODGE JOURNEYKhaki SXT with leather.#9303C

$20,998*

08 MAZDA6 ISPORT VE4-door. 4-cylinder,automatic.P1343

$15,225*

08 CHRYSLERSEBRINGConvertible with Leather. #9263B

$18,488*3700Miles!

08 MAZDA3 TOURING18K miles! 4-cyl.,automatic.9147A

$14,998*08 XTERRA 4X4Nissan SUV withV6. #9389A

$19,998*

07 MAZDA CX-7Compact SUV.Automatic. #9075A

$16,950*s!

07 PT CRUISERChrysler with 28,000 miles.#P1342

$9995*

05F-150 SUPERCABFord STX.V8, automatic.#9293A

$12,500*

08GMC1500 Z71Extended Cab 4x4.17K miles.#9244A

$25,175*

08 F-350CREW 4X4DIESEL.Ford. 33,000miles. #9160B

$36,750*

07 CHEVY CREWCAB1/2-ton LS. 27,000 miles. #9061A

$20,650*

03 FORD SPORTTRACCompact crewcab.V6. #9128C

$9788*

09 TOYOTA COROLLA4-door with automatic.#P1358

$16,498*

04 SUBURBANChevys king-of-the-load! R1340

$14,995*

04DODGE1500 4X4QuadCab SLT. 44K MILES! #10042A

$14,650*

06 DODGE 3500 4X4DIESEL QuadCab dually.#9391A

$25,998*

08 QUADCAB 2500DIESEL Dodge SLT.9145C

$29,250*

07 DODGE 25004X4DIESEL. 21,000 miles! #10017A

$29,450*

06 TOYOTA 4RUNNERSR5 with 45,000 miles! #9216B

$19,998*


FARM AND RANCHMERCHANDISE

FOR SALE

CAREER OPPORTUNITY TO $11.00 PER HOURLearn the Lease Purchase Business

with Industry LeaderAarons Store Managers Average

75K in Annual Pay

Hiring now for motivated people with sales experience

Good driving record required

Clean criminal background

Must be customer friendly

Electronics experience helpful

Some heavy lifting

Substance screen required

AARONS OFFERS: Growth opportunity - rapid advancement

5 day week (closed Sunday)

Company sponsored health plan

Paid vacation and 5 paid holidays

Friendly work environment

Up to $11 hour depending on experience

Raise after 120 day training period Several positions - start r ight away Drug Free Workplace

Apply at 1302 FM 51 SDecatur,TX

940-626-4885

Openings in Decatur and BridgeportEqual Opportunity Employer

JUANDAS CONSULTING COMPANYNow Hiring

Office Clerical PositionMust be proficient in Microsoft Word,

Microsoft Office and Excel

Prefer experience with Home

Health and office environment.

Send Resume to: [email protected]

Business

BOOKKEEPINGReduce your overhead. Generalbookkeeping services at reasonablehourly rates. (817)691-6380.

JAKES TRASH

TRAILERS

940-255-2518 940-389-3501

REGULARTRASH PICK-UP

$15PRICEMONTH

LOWER YOUR ELECTRIC BILLS!Premium blown insulation in new orexisting homes. Free Estimate.S erv ic ing a ll W is e Coun t y.(940)210-2194.

MR. SWEEPSChimney Cleaning Service. Chim-ney caps, dryer vent cleaning & fire-place repairs. Call, ask for $20 dis-count. (817)692-5624.

RICKS CABINETS& COUNTERTOPS

(817)713-1667. Competitive pricing.Free estimates. Quality customcabinets. New, remodels. 1555 W.Business 380, Suite 6, Decatur.

SKID LOADERwith operator. Reasonable rates.(940)389-8004.

STONE WORK & CONCRETERetaining walls, patios, rock entries,houses, landscaping. Small brickobs. Decatur references. 20-yearsxperience. Major credit cards ac-e p te d . I n su r e d/ b on d ed .

817)919-4487.

THE CAR DOCTORWe make house calls! Mobile autorepair. Dead batteries, minor re-pairs, t i re changes, etc. Cal l(940)626-0070, (940)389-7593.

Housecleaning

MASTERS TOUCH CLEANINGService. Residential cleaning &household assistance. Quality work,references available, free quotes.A r le e n, ( 9 4 0) 6 27 - 73 1 7,(940)366-4078.

Let me fix it

HERITAGE CREEKCONSTRUCTION

New construction, remodeling,kitchen & bath specialist. Free Esti-mates. (817)846-5997

HOME REPAIRSCarpentry, minor electrical & plumb-ing. Free estimates. (940)389-0582.

Remodeling&Handyman

Buildingservices

Home Repairs UpdatesSheetrock RepairsNew Construction

Patios & DecksGarage Conversions

Shops BarnsFencing Welding

CarpentryCustom WoodworkTractor & Backhoe

Service

Roy & ReynReynolds

35 Years Experience

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RUSSELLS HOME

All Types ofRemodeling

Painting - Interior, ExteriorAdd-ons, Decks, Honey Dos And More

Call Us

For All Your Home Needs

940-389-4943

Maintenance& Repair

Miscellaneous

AFFORDABLE HOME SERVICESAnything & everything. 30-years ex-perience. Local references. Free ad-v ic e & es ti m ates. W i ll iam ,

(940)255-2639.

Williams Hauling& Tractor Works Brushhog & Finish Mowing Blading, Plowing & Tilling Backhoe work, driveways Dirt, sand & gravel hauling Land Clearing All types cleanup & haul-offs Quality work, fair pricing

James Williams940-399-9138

Farm Equipment

2007 KUBOTA MX50004WD tractor, LA852 front loader,Armstrong rear blade, 60" brushcutter, 53-hours, major service com-pleted. $19,900 (940)627-6421.

STORAGE CONTAINERSGreat storage! The best containersat the best price. (817)726-7669.

Fencing

BOBBYS FENCEAll types fencing. Free estimates.O v er 25 -yea rs ex pe r ience .(817)444-3213.

CHRISTIAN COWBOY FENCINGBarbed wire, horse & goat. Newfence & repairs. Steve, cel l ,( 8 17 ) 36 0 - 6 38 5 ; h om e ,(940)626-4660.

FARM & RANCH FENCINGPipe & cable, non-climb, barbedwire, entrances, solar gate opera-tors, repairs. Jim at (940)367-7505.

WELDING AND FENCINGAll types of fencing and welding.www.tx3dranch.com(940)210-1242.

Lawn and garden

TREES TRIMMED & REMOVED36 years in business, insured. Allmajor credi t cards accepted.(817)444-0861, Teater.

WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVERIDING LAWN MOWERS

Used lawn mowers for sale. Parts,service available. Chain saw repair,chains sharpened.

(940)433-2255.

Livestock

2-YEAR-OLD FILLYroan dun; 15-3+ hands; broke; dou-b l e b red Hanc oc k. $2 ,500.(940)748-2263, please leave mes-sage.

2-YEAR-OLD GELDINGsorrel with chrome, 15 hands, intraining. Sire is Leaving Memories;d am i s A V ic io us G am e.(940)748-2263, please leave mes-sage.

5-YEAR-OLD ATTRACTIVEred roan gelding by Peptoboonsmal,18-months cutting training. 14.3,1,000 lbs. Excellent for team pen-ning, cutting, roping or ranch horse.$6,500. (940)390-3542.

ALL NATURAL BEEFstraight from the ranch. Young, ten-der, no growth hormones/antibiotics.Grain or grass fed. Whole, half.(940)366-3172.

LLAMASweanlings (6-months-old), adults,bred females, guardians & pet qual-ity. We provide training & supportfor new owners. (940)433-5897.

AQHA 2008 BAY FILLYenrolled in I.F. Sire: Short and Final;grandsires: Shorty Lena andReminic. This fi l ly is solid andclassy. $3,800. (940)427-3223 or(817)368-2881.

AQHA HORSES FOR SALE2009 sorrel stud colt, Running Blood$400. 2009 Palomino filly, $350.2008 Perlino stud, Jessie James,Poco Tivio, $700. 1995 sorrel mare,good trail horse $800. 1996 red dun

mare, $700. (940)427-3223 or(817)368-2881.

ATTENTION: HORSES WANTEDWil l remove or buy unwantedhorses. Also, buy used trailers.(817)360-7617 or (940)210-5552.

BLACK ANGUSbulls, 11-14 months; & bred heifers.Registered, easy calving, goodg ro wt h, o ut o f A .I . s ir es .(940)964-2273.www.ntin.net/TruittFarms

BLACK BRANGUSpure bred, registered bull, 2 1/2years old, ready for service.(940)627-2102.

C BAR M TACK-FEED-HORSES143 CR4396, Decatur, TX. Cash,c he ck s, c re di t c ar ds .

www.cbarm.net, (817)929-3612.REGISTERED BLACK LIMOUSINEb ul ls . 1 8- 21 m on th s o ld ,$1,200-$1,300/each.(940)735-1189.

Livestock care/training

HORSESHOEING & TRIM$25, trims: $60 shoes. Office,(940)969-2700; cell, (940)399-8580.

HORSESHOEINGBrittany Caviness, Wise County,(815)508-0306.

HORSESHOEING BY J.E. HARRIS$25 for trimming. $65 for shoeing.Call (817)902-1766.

Mowing

ACREAGE MOWINGTractor services. Plowing, seeding,aerating, tilling, fertilizing available.Tommy, (940)482-6578.

Pasture and feed

1,200 SMALL SQUARE BALESof November 2009 native & coastalc li pp in gs , i n t he b ar n.(940)748-2434.

COASTAL HORSE HAYsquare bales, fertilized. Cow hay,$3/bale. No minimum. We help load.Delivery available. Between Deca-tur/Alvord, (817)991-7625.

COASTAL HAYSquare bales, fertilized, barn stored.No minimum, you load. 2008,$6/bale. 2009, $7/bale. Boyd,(940)433-2335.

HAYShop Us First Or Last!

50yearsof actualservice in HaySales.Tryus and see ifourpricescan be beat!

Thank you,

Charles H. Taylor940-627-3385 940-393-2728940-389-3068 940-389-5000

ARIZONA ALFALFA3-string, high quality bales. Othersizes also available. (940)389-3891.

HIGH QUALITYHorse and cattle coastal hay. Clean,heavy fertilized. Guaranteed palat-a bl e. ( 9 40 )6 4 4- 51 56 o r(817)713-1936

HORSE QUALITY ALFALFAhay. Delivered to Decatur area.Square bales, $13/each, 200 baleminimum. Call Larry Middleton,(325)642-3222.

SMALL SQUARE COASTAL3-string Alfalfa from Arizona. 3x3x8a lf al fa . C al l f or p ri ce s.(940)393-6095.

PET

Pets

!!ATTENTION!!We suggestthat our readers thor-oughly investigate any advertiserbefore investing any money.

AKC GERMAN SHEPHERDpups, born 11-21-2009. 5 males, 2f e m a l e s . $ 2 5 0 / e a c h .

(817)917-2014.

BLUE HEELER PUPPIESfor sale. Ready Dec. 7. Tailsdocked, 1st shots, parents on site.$150/each. (682)521-5277.

CKC PUPPIESShih-Tzu, $300-$400. Rat Terrier,$150. Min Pin, $250. Chihuahua,$150-$250. Al l have shots &de-wormed. (817)220-0849.

JUST IN TIMERegistered Mini Aussie puppiesready the week of Christmas. $450.Great with kids, smart, lovable dogs.(940)368-1659.

KITTENS - 1ST SHOTS12-weeks-old, healthy, wormed, Vetchecked with 1st shots. Rare Or-ange Tabby, female, $30. 2 BlueCreams, $20. 1 Black/White male,$15. Call (940)969-2910.

Lab puppies for sale. Call for de-tails, (817)298-2440.

TOY AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERDfor Christmas! Registered, born8-16-09. 1 blue merle male, blueeyes, shots/wormed, parents onsite. $300. (940)210-2506.

Furniture

QUEENPILLOW TOP

MATTRESS SETNew/Warranty

$175(940)765-5861

DELIVERY AVAILABLE.

Garage sales

!!ATTENTION!!Garage sale ads must be called inBEFORE 10a.m. Tuesday to run inthe Thursday edition. If you wantyour garage sale ad in All AroundWise also, it MUST be called in be-fore 10a.m. Friday THE WEEK BE-FORE the sale. We do not run ga-rage sales the weekend before thesale.

Firewood

FIREWOOD FOR SALESplit oak firewood, delivery avail-able. (940)433-2678.

Miscellaneous

MOBILITY SCOOTERS, LIFTSNew GoGo Scooters 3-wheel,4-wheel. New Jazzy WheelchairLifts, batteries. Free, in-home dem-onstration. Matt, MedCare Solu-tions, (940)393-1427.

WOOD BUILDINGS10x16, $1,450. 12x24, $2,250.(214)869-1703.

TRANSPOR

Cars

TOP DOLLAR PAIDf or j un k c ar s & t ru ck s.(817)220-5682.

ILL BUY THOSE YARD CARSas well as your good used cars.Arvin, (817)925-8768.

WANTEDI pay cash for old cars & trucks.(940)391-6757.

IF YOU NEEDa good, dependable car or truck for$3,500 or less, come by CowgirlAuto Sales, 804 Business Highway287, Decatur, TX; (940)626-0070.Ask about our inventory. Lets dobusiness!

Se habla espaol

1110 HOVEY ST., BRIDGEPORT

940-683-1999

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Recreational vehicles

2000 WANDERER LITE24 foot travel trailer w/queen & bunkbeds. Great condition. $7,500.

(817)692-7356.

2001 SUZUKI 500automatic, 4x4 four-wheeler, 1000mi les , great shape. $3,000.(940)872-0582.

2003 HONDA CRF230& 1997 Honda 600R, $1,650/each,good condition. 1991 Harley David-son Electra Glide, $7,500/OBO. Call(817)713-1667.

2008 CRF2 50 R, v er y g oo d s ha pe .(817)851-4693 [email protected].

COLLECTOR 1999 HARLEYDyna Wide Glide, Stage III, 88,chrome & custom paint. $8,900.(817)565-9640.

GREAT BIKE!2003 KLX 400, $2,950. 200414'Pace enclosed trailer w/tie downsystem for bikes and ATVs, $2,950.(940)393-8740.

Pickups/Vans/SUVs

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