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BY NEIL SPERRY

Dear Neil: We have two

huge oaks in our front yard.

tree trimmer was coming

through our neighborhood,

and we hired him. My big-

est concern is that he did

not paint or tar the larger

branches where he made his

cuts. Should I be concerned?

Research has shown thatpruning paint often slows

the healing of cut surfaces.or that reason, its usually

not recommended. However,

my personal feeling is that alight coat of pruning sealant

is always a good idea whenwere talking about oaks,

particularly in areas whereoak wilt is known to be aproblem. At least its good

that he came by in the win-ter, since thats the best time

to prune oak trees. I cant gomuch farther, though, with-

out recommending that younever again let an unknownperson do any kind of work

on your trees.Texas is blessed with hun-

dreds of skilled, certified ar-borists whose work is stel-

lar. People who drive downstreets soliciting work are

suspect. Id recommend thatyou take photos of the workhe did for you and show

them to a Master Certifiedursery Professional. He

or she can advise if the cutswere done properly. One ofthe worst things that can be

done in pruning is to leavean elongated stub of the

original branch. That kindof pruning leads to decay of

the stub, then decay in the

trunk. Also, hopefully he

didnt top the trees. Thatsnever a good practice.

Dear Neil: I need a tree

to cover a flat-roofed corner

room to protect it from the

summer sun. The room is 12

by 12 feet. Please advise.

Use a mid-sized tree such

as a Little Gem southernmagnolia, golden raintree orMexican plum. Of the three,

the magnolia tends to growmore upright, so it wouldnt

necessarily hang over theroof very far if you planted iteight or 10 feet out from the

house. However, its not veryfast-growing, so the shade

may be several years away.Raintrees and Mexican

plums are more rounded, sothey would definitely needto be 8 to 12 feet (or far-

ther) away from the house.Tall crape myrtle varieties

(20 feet and taller) couldalso accomplish the same

thing more quickly. Manyof them grow to 20 feet andtaller. You could plant three

of them on 15-foot centers.They should be 8 or 10 feet

out from the side walls.

Dear Neil: Moles and go-

phers are ruining our yard.

The moles are eating the

roots off our grass, and then

it dies. There are burrows all

over. Its dangerous even to

walk across the lawn. The

gophers are tearing up what

the moles havent gotten to.

What can we do?Im going to borrow the

answer directly from the

Most Asked Questions pag-es of my own Web site (www.

neilsperry.com).First, identify the pest

accurately. Gophers are ro-

dents and resemble squir-rels in their head and facial

features. They feed on rootsthey encounter while dig-

ging.

They may also feed on

above-ground plant partsthat are near their tunnels.Gopher mounds are usu-

ally kidney-shaped and aremade of finely sifted soils.

Gopher mounds are usuallylarger, and they often line

up with one another. Placepoison baits in the tunnels,

then seal up the holes youhave made. (Note that ul-trasonic devices and plants

that are purported to drivegophers away are virtually

useless.)Moles, by comparison,

are related to bats. They

are insectivores. They haveno external ears, and their

eyes are located within theirear canals. You will usually

find them in cool, moist soilswhere there are ample sup-plies of grub worms and

earthworms. Moles produce volcano-shaped mounds

of soil clods. Control themwith traps that are pushed

into depressed areas of thesurface tunnels. The trapsare activated as the moles

try to open the tunnels backup again.

Dear Neil: As we get

ready for the new gardening

season, Id like your advice

on how we can find a really

reputable irrigation contrac-

tor, arborist and landscape

planner. We want to make

some big changes, but I dont

want to get ripped off.

There are many goodways. Ask friends who have

used the services of any ofthose segments of the hor-

ticultural industry. And, askthe service companies for

references, and then checkthem out.

Ask for credentials and

then check up on them. Dealwith independent retail gar-

den centers where you cantalk to the owners and man-agers, and where theyll be

selling plants and answer-ing questions 12 months a

year. In fact, your nursery-man can refer you to a good

arborist in your area, andhe or she will also know thegood irrigation companies.

The nursery may have alandscape designer, or they

can refer you to a good land-scape contractor who can

design and/or install.!

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-

rygardens.com. Neil regrets

that he cannot reply to ques-

tions individually.


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By DENNY DEADY

Jennifer Haney has accomplished much

in her 34 years and Saturdays book signing

party represents one more step in reaching

her lofty goals.

Haney, a Decatur resident and

single mother of two girls, will host

a book release party at 7 p.m. Sat-

urday, Jan. 17, at Armondos Mexi-

can Restaurant on U.S. 81/287 in

ecatur, to promote her first pub-

ished book, Divorce Handbook,

ow to Get a Divorce Without Los-

ng Your A**.

Fifteen divorces within her fam-

ly, including her own, prompted

aney to write the book. She says

ts not a how to book, but rather a per-sonal plan, a life plan if you will.

Youve got to take care of yourself, when

going through a divorce, Haney said. You

ant fill anyone else if your cup is dry.

Continuing, she said the book is, about

value true value, about not losing your-

self.

She said when her mom was going through

her divorce, she tried to take care of every-

one else, neglecting herself.

Her mom is the reason she is donating a

portion of all book sales to the Wise Hope

Shelter and Crisis Center and why the book

signing party is a benefit for the shelter.

I didnt have an abusive relationship but

my mom did and at the time, there was no

shelter available, Haney said.

Haney is asking that guests bring newitems to the party that can be donated to

the shelter, like gift cards, toiletries, laun-

dry supplies, date books, makeup, umbrel-

las, childrens movies and food.

Family is important to Haney and they

have greatly influenced her writing.

She has written a childrens book, in honor

of her daughters, Amellia Hurtado, 10, andSarah Hurtado, 9. Her grandmother, Joann

Manning, taught her how to tell a story.

Haneys publisher is Publish America,

and even though the company mis-

spelled the title on the cover of the

book, she is happy with the results.

She takes the mishap with the

same goodnatured attitude that

has carried her through the rough

times in her life.

Writing has always been Haneys

passion. As a third grader, she re-

ceived national recognition for her

writing. Today, she keeps three

journals one for her eyes only, one

that it would be OK for someone to

pick up and read and a third with ideas forother books she wants to write.

After growing up in Chico, Haney moved to

Austin and graduated from Westlake High

School. She later graduated from Weather-

ford College and is now two semesters away

from a bachelors degree in journalism at the

University of North Texas. In between, she

honed her writing skills during two years at

theBridgeport Index.

She is already working on two other books,

one that she hopes will help people under-

stand bipolar disorder and help them deal

with people, like herself, who have the con-

dition. The other book, Cantina Diaries,

comes from her observations while working

at Armondos.

With the release of her first book, she is

giving up her job at Armondos but keepingher day job at BGrand on the square in De-

catur, where the book will be sold.

I never thought I would be able to sup-

port myself with my talent but now I see

that I can, Haney said.

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BoysJunior varsity

Slidell 42

Newcastle 33

SHS standouts Cord

ankins and Dylan Carnes

ed the Greyhounds to vic-

ory with 13 points each.

avid Underhill added six

oints, while Zane Perkins

and Daniel McCasland had

our each and Charles Lid-ster had two.

SHS record: 3-2

Valley View 47

Slidell 36

SHS standouts Cord

ankins buried five three-

ointers and finished with

9 points to lead the Grey-

ounds. Daniel McCasland

and Pablo Garcia finished

ith six points each and

ylan Carnes added five.

SHS record: 3-3

Lake Worth 66

Bridgeport 13BHS standouts Mac

hitcomb scored three

oints and Lane Newby and

rady Boyd had two each

o lead the scoring for the

ulls. Skylar Stowe, Dylan

ingo, Drew Miles and

ayden Stringer added one

oint each.

BHS coachs comments:

ake Worth is very good. Our

rst-quarter defense was

xtremely good. We need to

uild on that. We found out

a lot about ourselves after

a huge defeat like this one.

his started with a good

ractice the next day.BHS record: 0-4

Paradise 58

Boyd 51

Stats: Not available

Henrietta 24

Paradise 40


Paradise 38

Alvord 37


Paradise 44

Henrietta 31


Paradise 37

Graford 30


Paradise 49

Millsap 56


Paradise 43

Perrin 16


Freshmen

Lake Worth 46

Bridgeport 40

BHS standouts Cam-

eron King was the leading

scorer for the Bulls with 11

points. Blake Thompson put

up eight points and Leonel

Rios and Trent Schuett had

six each. Garrett Mullins

pitched in five points and

Jacob Garcia had two each.

BHS coachs comments:

We were outscored badly

tonight. We were not very

active on offense or defense,

and we turned the ball over

entirely too much. We mustfind better consistency on a

nightly basis to be competi-

tive in this sport.

BHS record: 5-5

Eighth grade

Kirby A 32

Bridgeport A 23

BMS standouts The

Bulls got six points from

Blake Arrington and four

each from Brannon Huff,

Colby Mahon and Gentry

Funk. Jacob Kerr tallied

three points and Alex Kline

put in two.

BMS coachs comments:

The team played a goodgame. The boys played hard

and kept fighting until the

final whistle. We just have

to knock down shots in the

first and fourth quarters.

Our defense played great

at the end and was led by

Brannon Huff.

BMS records: 1-3, 1-2

Kirby B 11

Bridgeport B 18

BMS standouts Tyler

Rhine, Diego Barbosa, Juan

Rivera, Scott Trickel and

David Lagunas scored two

points each. Fabian Munizadded one free throw.


The boys played a lot better

this week. We are playing a

lot better as a team and our

team is beginning to trust

each other. Our defense

played a lot better and the

offense got in some scoring

opportunities.


Seventh grade

Kirby A 47Bridgeport A 8

BMS standouts Alex

Samples did most of the scor-

ing for the Bulls as he fin-

ished with five points. Zach

Casten had a team-high six

rebounds, while Heath Hol-

brooke added four.


The kids played an extreme-

ly skilled Kirby team. We

started to get a little more

aggressive in the second

half. The kids are getting

better in their game skills,

and it showed in the long

run.BMS records: 0-4, 0-4

Kirby B 10

Bridgeport B 36

BMS standouts The

Bulls got a team-high four

points from Austin James.

Joey Arquette was the lead-

ing rebounder with nine,

two more than Julias Pend-

ergraft with seven.


The kids played a little bet-

ter each quarter. They are

starting to gain confidence

in their defense and offense.


GirlsFreshmen

Lindsay 11

Decatur 49

DHS standouts Kourt-

ney Tompkins outscored

Lindsay by herself with a

game-high 20 points. An-

drea Rivera tacked on eight

points, while Ciara Cur-

rin had six, Allie Handlon

had five, Joey Redwine and

Chandler Young had four

each, and Carly Robbins

and Dori Hutchins had two

each.

DHS record: 10-2

Whitesboro 11

Decatur 49

DHS standouts Andrea

Rivera scored a team-high

13 points and Ciara Currin

had two in another lopsided

win for the Lady Eagles.

Chandler Young posted eight

points and Kourtney Tomp-

kins added seven. Also scor-

ing for Decatur was CaseyRitter with six points, Dori

Hutchins and Carly Robbins

with two each and Joey Red-

wine with one.

DHS records: 11-2

Eighth grade

Bridgeport A 20

Kirby A 48

BMS standouts Haley

Denton scored eight points

and Sabrina Garza and

Madison Manoushagian had

four each to lead the Sis-

sies. Kara Demmitt pitched

in three points and Jessica

Mares had one.BMS coachs comments:

We worked the ball pretty

well and got the ball to the

open girl, but we missed a

lot of shots from the field.

We didnt do well with our

free shots either.


Decatur B 25

McNeil B 26

DMS standouts Trinity

Homuth had the hot hand

for the Lady Eagles as she

racked up a team-high 14

points. She also led the de-

fense with eight steals, while

Sam Clark and Mackey Dai-ley had seven and six steals,

respectively. Alex Carroll

dominated inside the paint

with nine rebounds.

DMS coachs comments:

The girls did great. Even

though we lost, we fought

hard and we are improving

our skills in every game we

play. We have a few things

that we still need to improve

on.

DMS records: 3-4, 2-2

Bridgeport B 8

Kirby B 32

BMS standouts KendraMendoza scored six points

and Keesha Bolin had two

for the Sissies.


We missed a ton of shots

and were slow getting back

on defense to stop their fast

break.


Seventh grade

Paradise A 30Chico A 25

CMS standouts The

Lady Dragons got a team-

high 12 points from Lauren

Hart in the close loss. Chey-

enne Davidson put up an-

other six points, while Corey

Tate had three, and Char-

lye-Ann Biggerstaff had two.

Biggerstaff also had seven

rebounds, two more than

Ashley Patterson and Da-

vidson with five each. Hart

was the defensive leader

with five steals, one more

than Patterson and David-

son with four each.PJHS standouts Not

provided

CMS coachs comments: I

was very pleased with the

way we played tonight. Para-

dise is a tough team and my

girls did an excellent job in

rising to the challenge. We

got into some foul trouble

that caused us to finish the

game with only four players

on the court. We adjusted

and where still able to keep

the score close.

CMS records: 5-2, 3-2

Bridgeport A 5

Kirby A 43BMS standouts The

Sissies got three points from

Leah Guinn and two from

Hailey Guinn.


The score does not reflect

how hard the girls worked

on blocking out, running

the offense and fighting for

loose balls.


Paradise B 8

Chico B 2

CMS standouts Cayte

Gammage scored the only

basket for the Lady Drag-ons. Brittany Byers added

four rebounds and Lucy

Carleton had two. Brittni

Boling and Carleton led the

defense with three steals.

CMS coachs comments:

The girls did a good job de-

fensively. We need to work

on shooting the ball more.


Bridgeport B 12Kirby B 12

BMS Tamara Lippen-

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cott and Rylie Garcia scored

four points each, and Ol-

ivia Casillas and Clarissa

amirez had two.


We are improving each

game.


Boys junior varsityBowie 61

Bridgeport 43

Bull standouts Skylar

Stowe racked up a game-

high 17 points but it was

not enough to save his team.

rew Miles put up nine

points and C.J. Rhine re-

corded six. Also scoring were

odney Johnson and Matt

inix with four points each,

Taylor Story with two and

ac Whitcomb with one.

Bridgeport coachs com-

ments: We really got after

them in the fourth quarter.

Skylar really got after it onthe boards and that gave us

a big boost. This is the type

of effort we all need for the

full for quarters. As we head

into district play, we need to

do the little things right and

play with a great passion.

Bridgeport record: 0-6

Eighth grade

Bridgeport A 41

Barwise A 24

Bull standouts Bran-

non Huff finished with 18

points and Colby Mahon an-

swered with 10 to lead the

ulls to their first district

win. Blake Arrington andillon Waldrep tacked up

four point each, while Omar

artinez and Reese Read

had two each and Jacob

err had one.


ments: We played a great

game. We had lots of energy

and we played a very physi-

cal game. We outhustled

them all night and I was

very proud of their effort.

Bridgeport records: 2-3,

1-2

Bridgeport B 12

Barwise B 29Bull standouts The Bulls

scoring was spread evenly

with Fabian Muniz leading

the way. Tyler Rhine, Diego

arbosa, Eddie Viveros and

Shawn Jones pitched in two

points each.


ments: We did a lot better

ob of running our offense

last night, we just could

not get out shots to fall. We

also played very good on de-

fense.


0-3

Seventh grade

Bridgeport A 29

Barwsie A 30

Bull standouts Alex

Samples chalked up a game-

high 14 points and six re-

bounds in the exciting dis-

trict game. Dalton Hudson

finished with eight points

and Blake Mahon had

four along with his eightrebounds. Joey Arquette

hauled in five rebounds.


ments: The team played its

best game of the season.

They played tough defense

and ran their offense better

than they have al season.


0-5

Bridgeport B 2

Barwise B 31

Bull standouts Dan-

iel Garcia scored the only

basket for the Bulls. Julias

Pendergraft pulled down agame-high 12 rebounds.


ments: Julias kept the lane

clear and had a season-

high 12 rebounds. The team

played well at time on de-

fense. The boys ran their of-

fense better, but they could

not get any shots to fall.


0-5

Girls

Junior varsity

Hirschi 12

Decatur 47

DHS standouts LynzeeJordan torched the defense

with a game-high 14 points

to lead the Lady Eagles to

their first district win. Kayla

Halford and Katherine Wil-

liams were second in scoring

with eight points each, two

more than Hanna Galloway

with six. Brooke Fincher

and Jessica Dodd followed

with four points each, and

Maci Dane and Zyanya Ri-

berio had two each.

DHS records: 11-5, 1-0

Bridgeport 39

Farmersville 25BHS standouts Madi-

son Keller and Katie Cook

scored 10 points each to lead

the Sissies to victory. Sarah

Joiner collected eight points,

while Emily Price finished

with five and Macey Bishop

and Sarah Joiner had four

each. Cook also dominat-

ed in the paint where she

grabbed nine rebounds.

BHS coachs comments: As

a coach I am very glad that

we were able to play this

game before district play. It

was obvious that we had not

played in a while. The girls

played hard and got a win.

BHS record: 12-0

Sanger 25

Decatur 28

DHS standouts Lyn-

zee Jordan scored seven

points and Brooke Fincher

and Mci Dane had six each

in the thrilling victory. Kay-

lea Halford tacked up four

points, while Katherine Wil-liams had three and Jessica

Dodd had two.

DHS record: 10-5

Freshman

Sanger 27

Decatur 38

DHS standouts The

Lady Eagles got a game-

high 14 points from Kort-

ney Tompkins and 10 via

Chandler Young in a way of

the Indians. Joey Redwine

put up six points, while Al-

lie Handlon, Ciara Currin,

Andrea Rivera and Dori

Hutchins had two each.DHS record: 11-2

Eighth grade

Chico A 13

Peaster A 28

CMS standouts The

Lady Dragons got eight

points from Charlotte Mc-

Guire, three by Aralinza

Galindo and two courtesy of

Shaye Schirripa in the loss.

The trio, along with Kodi

Walker, Martina Cantu and

Karli Selz all had rebounds.

Galindo led the defense with

six steals, one more than

Schirripa with five.

CMS coachs comments:I was pleased with the way

the girls played tonight.

They all hustled through-

out the entire game both on

offense and defense. They

girls did an outstanding job

on defense. This was one of

their best games of the sea-

son.


Barwsie A 36

Bridgeport A 18

Sissie standouts Sa-

brina Garza and Kara Dem-

mitt scored eight points each

to lead the offense. Madison

Manoushagian pitched in

two points.


ments: I wish the girls

would have played aggres-sive in the first half of the

game like they did in the

second. We are still miss-

ing too many shots once we

work the ball up to the open

girl. I was proud of the effort

tin the second half. The girls

need to start every game

with that same fire, and

build upon it throughout the

game.


0-5

Chico A 14

Ponder 18

CMS standouts TheLady Dragons were led by

seven points from Araliza

Galindo. Kodi Walker was

next in scoring with five

points and Elizabeth Car-

leton had two.

Chico A 25

Boyd 11

CMS standouts Araliza

Galindo was the leader of

the scoring pack with nine

points, three more than Eliz-

abeth Carleton and Char-

lotte with six each. Brooke

Younger, Kodi Walker and

Martina Cantu finished

with two points each.CMS coachs comments: I

was extremely happy with

how the girls played through-

out this tournament. They

did a great job with defense

and their press. We also did

a good job hustling both on

offense and defense.

Barwise B 48

Bridgeport B 5

Sissies standouts Sky-

lar Shawn and Kendra Men-

doza scored two points each

and Karen Sarafin had one

for the Sissies.


Kirby B 23

Decatur B 27DMS standouts Alex

Carroll and Presley Mur-

dock controlled the paint

where they finished with

eight and seven rebounds,

respectively. Machey Dailey

led the defense with four

steals.


We had a great night of-

fensively. Same Clark came

on really strong for us in

the second half. We really

showed our determination

throughout this game. We

fought hard and came up

with the win. The girls didgreat.


Seventh grade

Barwise A 49

Bridgeport A 16

Sissie standouts Leah

Guinn was the offensive

leader with 10 points. Kayla

Henson, Lacey Erwin and

Haley Guinn added two

points each.


ments: Lacey played out-

standing defense. We played

great in the first half. We

were taking a lot of good

shots and played pretty gooddefense. The second half was

more of a race up and down

the court.

Kirby A 31

Decatur A 39

DMS standouts Murphy

Graham torched the Kirby

defense with a game-high 12

points and four steals. Katie

Isham was solid as well as

she flirted with a double-

double with 10 points and

nine rebounds. Haley Den-

nard put up nine points,

while Traci Hale had four,

and Madison Phariss and

Emily Baker had two each.

DMS coachs comments:Good shooting in the first

half gave us enough of a lead

to hold on for the victory. In

the second half our defense

was slow and we gave up too

many easy baskets. We need

to improve on our rebound-

ing.

DMS record: 4-1

Barwise B 13

Bridgeport B 31

Sissie standouts Bridge-

port got six points from

Maegan McLaughlin, three

via Olivia Casillas, and two

by Shelby Haggart and Tay-lor Emola.

Kirby B 18

Decatur B 27

DMS standouts The

Lady Eagles got a game-

high 11 points by Darci

Billmire to get the win and

stay undefeated. Guirnalda

Lopez, Serena Estrada and

Alex Fernandez scored four

points each, and Haylea Mc-

Daniel and Jaclyn Hicks had

two. Lopez was the defensive

leader with five steals, while

Madison Minor added four

rebounds and three steals.

Briana Carter blocked twoshots, and Kendall Childers

and Estrada had three re-

bounds each.


The team played tough from

the beginning. Great job

hustling, too.


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By TANYA DAVIS

Wise Co. Extension Agent

The Wise County Texas

xtension Education Asso-ciation (TEEA) met recent-

ly to install officers for thecoming year.

The title of the installation

ceremony was Americanlags Reflecting our Stan-

dards. Representing WiseCounty as County TEEA

Chairman for the 2009 yearis Patti Mahaffey of Oak

Grove EE. Kerry Wilde ofOak Grove EE will serve asvice president and Marilynn

Collins of Greenwood EEwill serve as treasurer, Ger-

ry Galloway of GreenwoodE, secretary and Marieurchard of Greenwood EE,

parliamentarian.Local club officers were

also installed. GreenwoodClub officers are: Bobbie Ash-

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Collins, treasurer; Mirandalorida, county delegate

and Bennie Pannell, tele-phone committee chairman.

Oak Grove Club officers are:Tammy Henry and Patti

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By GARY CLAYTON

Wise Co. Extension Agent

This year all entries for the Wise County

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SCHOLARSHIP WINNER The Greenwood ExtensionEducation Club recently presented Syndi Van Hoose of Chicowith a $500 scholarship. She will be attending North TexasCentral Texas College in Bowie. On hand for the presentationare, from left, Miranda Florida, Bobbie Ashley, Van Hoose,Gerry Galloway and Marilynn Collins.

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MDs at least for a year.Specifically, lawmak-

rs recently placed a one-

ear moratorium on takingRMDs) for 2009. If youre

ot familiar with the rulesgoverning RMDs, heres a

ittle background: Generally,he IRS requires you to beginaking RMDs in the year in

which you turn 70-1/2, or no

later than April 1 of the fol-lowing year. For example, if

you turn 70-1/2 in 2009, youwould normally be required

to take your first RMD byApril 1, 2010. You must also

think about RMDs if youare a beneficiary of someoneelses IRA, 401(k) or other

retirement account, becausewhen the account owner

dies, regardless of age, youmust generally begin takingRMDs. And this is also true

if you are the beneficiaryof a Roth IRA, even though

Roth IRA owners are neverrequired to take RMDs.

But thanks to the newlegislation, you can skip therequired 2009 distribution if

you reach 70-1/2 in 2009 or if

youre a beneficiary currentlyrequired to take RMDs. You

also have until Dec. 31, 2010,to accept the 2010 RMD,

which will be based on yourretirement account balance

at the end of 2009.Why did Congress decide

to provide this RMD holi-

day for 2009? For the an-swer, you need look no far-

ther than your IRA or 401(k)account balance. As you arewell aware, 2008 was not a

stellar year for the stock mar-ket. Consequently, as 2008

drew to a close, the market value of your IRA or 401(k)

was probably considerablylower than it was in earlieryears. This could have been a

problem for you if you had to

start taking RMDs in 2009,because these distributions

are based, in part, on youraccount balance at the close

of the previous year whichmeans you may well have

had to sell some stocks orother investments in yourretirement plan when their

price was down. To help peo-ple avoid having to sell low,

Congress acted.Ultimately, you will have

to end up taking distribu-

tions again. But before thathappens, take some time to

decide how large a distribu-tion you should accept each

year. If you need the money,you might have to take outmore than the RMD. But if

you can get by on just the

minimum distribution, youmay want to do so, thereby

keeping as much of your re-tirement account as possible

in a tax-deferred account.

Financial Focus is provid-

ed by Edward Jones Invest-

ments, represented in Wise

County by Randy Bowker

and Jeremy House in De-

catur and Jay Craddock in

Bridgeport.

FINANCIAL FOCUS

Enjoy one-year holiday from required minimum distributions


10/15

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*Christopher Grace Custom Homes isoffering 4.5% FIXED Interest Rates onthese homes until January 31, 2009.

We still offer Financingeven with bumps and bruises on your credit!!Want to Build,We can Lockyour Rate attodays LOW rate while we build for you! Ifthe rates go down in

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108 CACTUS CANYON Acre Lot with a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Very OpenFloor Plan, Huge Kitchen with Island, Stone Fire-place, JacuzziTub, Large Covered Patio, HugeFamily Room, Full Sod, 6 Stained Privacy Fenceand Sprinkler System!! Only $169,990January Completion

106 CACTUS CANYON Acre Lot with a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, BeautifulFront Porch, Extended Covered Patio, LargeKitchen with Island, Jacuzzi Tub, Sante Fe Doors,Full Sod, 6 Stained Privacy Fence and SprinklerSystem. Upgrades Galore! Only $189,990January Completion

100 CACTUS CANYON1/3 Acre Lot with a 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath with aStudy and Large Dining Room, Front Porch,Covered Patio, Butlers Pantry, Full of CustomCabinets, Stone Fireplace and Jacuzzi Tub, FullSod, 6 Stained Privacy Fence, Sprinkler Systemand MUCH MORE!! Only $199,990

January Completion

HIGH MESA ESTATES From the $170s 1.5 Acre Lots/Decatur ISDCOPPERFIELD ESTATES From the$230s 2+ Acre Lots/Bridgeport ISDCASTLEBURY ESTATES From the$140s Acre Lots/Bridgeport ISDCIMMARRON BAY From the $260s Acreage with Lakefront and Golf Courseview/Bridgeport ISD

OUR FEATURED SUBDIVISIONOF THE MONTH IS CASTLEBURY

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We are building beautiful homes andare currently building on Golf CourseLots, Lake Lots and Acreage in Decatur,Bridgeport and Runaway Bay!

For Information Please CallJuston Wenham 817-733-3444

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

This newspaper will not know-ingly accept any advertising forreal estate which is in violation ofthe law. Our readers are herebyinformed that all dwellings adver-tised in this newspaper are availableon an equal opportunity basis. Tocomplain of discrimination callHUD toll-free at1-800-669-9777. Thetoll-free telephonenumber for thehearing impaired is1-800-927-9275.

PUBLISHERS NOTICE:

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OPPORT UNIT Y

410 W. Aurora VistaBEAUTIFUL, WELL- DESIGNED, REMARKABLY PRICED HOME ON OVER AN ACRE.

Enter to hand scraped wood floors, elegant wood & iron railing and magnificent floor to ceilingcraftsmanship. Large kitchen (perfect flow for entertaining), granite of course, stain grade wood

study, plenty of extras and a separate garage for tons of storage! Walk into your own paradise with abeach entry pool and very large backyard!

Joe Ryan [email protected]

office 817-636-5687cell 817-475-8990fax 817-887-5253

325 W. BC Avenue Rhomewww.scottcorealty.com

OPEN HOUSESunday, January 18

1-5 p.m.

2000 S. FM 51 Decatur, TX. 76234 - A not for profit hospitalwww.wiseregional.com - EOE - Job Line: 940-626-2525

Up to $7,000 RN Bonus

SocialWorker

HR Generalist Position Control; FMLA; WK Comp

CooksPart Time/PRN

Clinical Therapist

Mental Health Tech/Driver

Security

RN - CCU * ICU * ERMed/Surg * Behavioral * Rehab

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RENTALS

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

Acreage

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

Business Property

For sale or lease, 46x63 buildingon 0.090 acre in Rhome, TX. Call(940)389-2693.

Condos/town homes

1/1 CONDOat Runaway Bay. All appliances in-cluding washer/dryer. Downstairs,p o ol p r iv i le g es . $ 3 5, 0 00 .(940)393-5558.

Homes

**FOR SALE BY OWNER**HUGE LAKEFRONT HOME

,900 square foot, lovely custombrick home on 1.5 acres. 5-bed-room, 4-bath, large kitchen with is-land, custom cabinets, tile floors, of-fice, large workshop & garage. Musts ee t o be li eve ! $425 ,000 .(817)270-4660.

2,100 SQUARE FOOT, 2-STORYlog house, 4-bedroom, 2-bath. Allelectric, water well, on 20 acres,great school district. $260,000.(469)442-5492.

279 PRAIRIE VIEW, DECATUR

New home on 1+ acre. 2-story,3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car, bonusroom, lots o f s tained wood.$179,900. (817)360-3627.

3-BEDROOM, 1-BATHden. 1504 Wooten, Bridgeport.$79,000. (940)389-6787.

ENERGY EFFICIENTAlvord ISD, 3/2/2, kitchen with gran-

ite counter tops, open concept, amoney saver. Call Agent Cher,(817)874-6510. www.cherrealty.com

FANTASTIC VALUEDecatur area, 5/4.5/4, 3-living areason 3.7 acres. 5,400 square feet liv-ing space. Ca ll Agent Cher,(817)874-6510, www.cherrealty.com

FSBO 3/2/11,367 square feet, custom cabinets,ceramic tile & carpet, CH/A, built2006. Bridgeport ISD. $125k.(940)577-1315.

FSBO BOONSVILLE4-bedroom, 2-bath, large den,CH/A, stucco house on 2 acres withlots of pecan & fruit trees. Carport,barn & shed. $139,000. BridgeportISD. (940)393-3705.

Lots

PROPERTYLot 2, Block 5, Eagle Addition (Spar-row Street), Decatur. Adjacent Mid-d le S ch oo l & H os pi ta l.$40,000/OBO. (940)255-1283.

Mobile Homes

3/2 DOUBLE WIDEon 2.5 acres, Rhome are. Owner fi-nance, 5% down. $71,000. Call any-time, (817)233-5799.

4 ACRESwith 1 double wide & 1 single wide.Lots of extras. South of Boyd.$150,000. (940)433-8234.

BEAUTIFUL 3, 4 & 5-bedroomhomes set up on two acres ofCOUNTRY PLEASURE. All creditaccepted. Only a few left, call now

for appointment. (817)986-5836.BRING THE KIDS!

Large 3 & 4-bedroom starter homeson 1+ acres. Homes have new car-pet, appliances & fenced yards!Small down, no credit needed, ando wn er a ss is te d f in an ce .(817)501-8483.

NO MONEY DOWNLoans available. 3 & 4-bedroom

double wides on 1+ acres. New car-pet & appliances. Easy qualify.(817)253-7042.

OWNER FINANCE14x80, $2,000/down $250/month, or$10,000/cash, in Bridgeport park.2 8x 50 , 3 /2 d ou bl e w id e,$5,000/down $350/month, will move& set-up. RBI36191. Robert,(940)683-5547.

OWNER FINANCEWe have two cute 2/2s in Newarkmobile home park. Oversized coun-try setting lot. Newly renovated &carpeted. One has fenced dog run.A ll u nd er $ 50 0/ mo nt h.(682)286-0693, agent #036227.

RBMOBILEHOMES.COMMove, set-ups, re-levels. In & out ofstate. Licensed, bonded, insured.

R ep os . F r ee 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.

Apartments

1/1, living, kitchen, garage apart-ment. Newly renovated. Kitchen ap-pliances included. Immediate avail-

ability. $475/month, $475/deposit,no pets. (940)627-4979.

1, 2 & 3Bedroom Apartments

Washer &

dryer included

Garages available

BRIDGEWOODExecutive SuitesBridgeport,TX

817-929-5910

Business property

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

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

Condos, town homes

3/2 CONDOFor sale or lease in Runaway Bay.Private pool, access to lake. Nopets. $68,000 or $750/month.(940)210-9625.

LAKE FRONT CONDOGreat view, pool, balcony, 2/2. No

pets, no smoking. $800/month.(817)988-3530.

Runaway Bay townhouse, 2-bed-room (study), 2-bath, 2 fireplaces,hot tub. $800/month. Swimmingpool, golf shed storage available.Available Feb. 1. (940)210-3126.

Duplexes

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

2-BEDROOM, 1-BATHduplex. 710 State St., Alvord.

$600/month. Cannon Property Man-agement, (940)368-1811.

2-BEDROOM, 2-BATHduplex. 1101 Turkey Creek, Bridge-

port. $760/month. Cannon PropertyManagement, (940)368-1811.

2-bedroom, 2-bath duplexes forrent. Decatur & Br idgeport .$725/month. Koby, (940)389-8506.

2/1 DUPLEX1.6 acre, waterfront on Eagle Moun-tain Lake, 45 minutes from DFWAirport & downtown Fort Worth.$850/month. (817)903-5976.

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

Homes

**NOW IN RUNAWAY BAY**Beautiful new home for rent. 3-bed-room, 2-bath, w/privacy fence.$1,000/month, $500/deposit. Huge

master suite, vaulted ceilings, largecovered porch, all appliances &w a s he r / dr y e r c o n ne c t io n s .(817)270-4660.

1-BEDROOM1-bath, Decatur. Cannon PropertyManagement, (940)368-1811.

2-BEDROOM, 1-BATH1660 Old Denton Highway, Decatur.$635/month. Cannon Property Man-agement, (940)368-1811.

2-bedroom, 1-bath, detached ga-rage, Ch ico ISD. No insidepe t s / sm ok i ng . $600 /mon th ,$400/deposit. References required.C al l f or a pp oi nt me nt ,(817)753-6811.

Timeless Elegance

817-825-4647

405 W. Oak, 3/2/2$995/month, $800/deposit

200 Cyndilu Lane, 3/2/2$1,600/month, $800/deposit

1505 N. Bus 287New 2/1, great for roommates.

$925/mo., $800/deposit

All homes include lawn care.

3-bedroom, 2-bath, 7 Wires, Deca-tur. 20 acres, large shop, barn,arena, turn-outs. For sale/rent,

$2,000/month, 1st/last, 1-yearl e as e . ( 9 40 ) 62 7 - 51 9 7,(940)389-7309.

609 W. Shoemaker, Decatur; 3-bed-room, 2-bath , 2-car garage.$1,100/month. (940)627-9981.

7 Wires, Decatur, 4-bedroom,3-bath, 2-car garage. $1,900/month.Available Nov. (940)399-9052.

802 S. HILL, DECATUR2-bedroom, 1-bath , updated.$650/month. Cannon Property Man-agement, Jack, (940)368-1811.

Decatur, 3-bedroom, 1-bath house.No pets, no smoking. Referencesrequired. $600/month, $600/deposit.(940)433-2651.

For sale or rent, 2-bedroom, 1-bathhome, Decatur, well kept, clean,CH/A. Large lot. $750/month; or sell$ 7 0, 0 00 . F o r i n fo r ma t io n ,

(940)399-7106.

Paradise, 3/1 frame house on ap-proximately 1.5 acre, large kitchen,living room, huge fenced yard, petsOK. 3-car garage w/storage room.$800/month, 1s t & last p lus$200/deposit. (940)433-8687 or(940)393-1914, ask for Renee.

NEAR DECATUR SQUARE501 N. Church. Slate, hardwood

floors, stainless steel kitchen appli-ances, 2 large living areas, 2-largebedrooms w/oversized closets,2-bath. Fenced yard, maintenanceincluded. $1,500/[email protected],(682)551-5000.

Mobile Homes

4-BEDROOM, 3-BATHmanufactured home on 27 acres,fenced 16x20 storage building. 15miles north of Decatur, off FM 51.$1,200/month. (817)988-7124.

LAND & HOMELike new, large 5-bedroom, 3-bathon 2.5 acres w/mineral rights. Smalldown & $700 P&I. (940)367-8072,

(940)465-0011.

Manufactured homes in DecaturISD. 3-bedroom and 2-bedroom,2-bath. Apply in person at XtremeHomes, 4320 US Highway 380 (be-tween Decatur/Bridgeport, off High-way 380).

Spaces & lots

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 f ideopportunity. Typically, compa-nies advertising here offer infor-mation about potential employ-ment. Some are selling this infor-ma ti on. We sugge st tha t ourreaders thoroughly investigatethese advertisers before invest-ing any money.

Local moms needed. Work fromho me l ik e w e do ! Ca ll(940)594-2888 orwww.LovingMyHomeBiz.com

Adult/Elderly Care

Governors Ridge hiring 7a.m.-3p.m.& 3-11p.m. full-time resident atten-dants. Benefits available. Apply inperson, 300 Devereaux, Decatur.(940)627-1104.

Food service

Experienced only breakfast cook,5-11a.m., Mon.-Fri., $9/hour. Greatwork environment. Must be self-mo-tivated, work in busy atmosphere.

Apply in person after 10:30a.m. 904S. Business Highway 81/287, Deca-tur.

Line cook needed, days & nights,experience required. Apply in per-son at The Club at Runaway Bay,400 Halfmoon Way.

EMPLOYMENT

Business Opportunity

Employment Information

Adult/Elderly Care

Childcare

Food Service Medical/

Dental Miscellaneous

Office Retail/Sales

Trades Work Wanted


11/15

Insurance Verifier & Billing

And Medical Assistant

Growing/busy Pediatric Officelooking for 2 persons.

Must have 2 years Medical office experience.

Bi-lingual a plus. Fax resume to Judyat 940-627-8055.

Preschool Director/ Lead TeacherDecatur First United Methodist Church is seeking a Preschool

Director/Lead Teacher. This is a small preschool program

that was established in 2005. As a result of the success of this

program the church is considering future expansion. The Director

is responsible for maintaining a safe, positive, and nurturing

environment for the benefit of the children, families and staff. We

are looking for someone with strong skills, both in developing

relationships with students, parents and staff, as well as strong

organizational skills to maintain state licensing requirements and

for curriculum development. Basic knowledge and understanding

of the Methodist Church preferred but not necessary.

Please submit resumes to:

104 South Miller, Decatur, TX 76234,

Attn: Dana Clinesmith.

This position will remain open until filled.

Lone

some Dove Transports

Rapidly growing tank truck company is seeking

Experienced Vacuum Truck DriversDay Positions Open Immediately

Must haveClass A CDL + TankerEndorsement Must be 25 years old + Good driving record

Starting Pay -Commensurate with experience NightShift Differential Pay

Health, Dental and LifeInsuranceBenefits 90 Day Merit Review

Quarterly Merit and Attendance Awards Program Safety Award Program PaidVacation afterone year

Call or apply in person at:

4566 N. US Hwy. 287, Alvord, TX

940-626-8248 or 888-800-0950

Southwest International TrucksParts ManagerBridgeport location

Motivated Heavy Duty Professional needed for growing truck dealer.Responsible for all functions of parts department.

Previous experience in automotive or truck parts sales is required.

Applicant will be required to take parts orders from customers at the counter and via phone, fax,and email; handle customer returns, assist in stocking parts shipments on shelves, pull parts

orders from inventory, and maintain a professional appearance. Apply within.

3187 S. Hwy 101, Bridgeport

940-683-8122

ClearViewTree Service and Stump Removal

- Toll Free -

1-866-606-3224

Tree Removal Stump Grinding

Storm Damage Experts Chipper Service

Bucket Truck

FREE ESTIMATES(Senior Citizen Discount)

Fully Insured

Wise and Cooke County

rrs TM

Most Credit Cards Accepted

Custom Homes, Remodels,

Commercial Constructions

JR

CONSTRUCTION

24 years experienceGreat References

817-991-0395

Land and LotClearing

Driveways and

Parking Lots Roads

Demolition

House Pads

Excavation &Bobcat ServicesJMT

We Can Haul:

Sand and Gravel

Topsoil

Cushion Sand

Select Fill

Brick Sand

Base

Commercial and Residential No Job To Small Or Too BigCall for free estimates

Trey: 940-531-0661 Julian: 940-627-4383

TECL #25306

Master Electrician TX. License #5811

Specializing in small jobs.

Residential Commercial Consulting

940-433-3177 Bill Mayes

Tree Trimming & Removal

Full Service Lawn & Landscape

Home Upgrade

Weatherproofing

Interior /Exterior Painting

Moving Services

All Types of Odd Jobs

Evenings & Weekends

WaitstaffAll Shifts2-3 Positions Available

Dependable Strong Work Ethic

Drug Screening

SeansSeansMesquite

Pit BBPit BBQQ

Apply in personSee Manager for Details

401 N. Hwy 287, Decatur

940-627-7227

NOW HIRING

Medical/Dental

Trinity CareCenter

Apply in person at2108 15th St.

Bridgeport,TX940-683-5023

Please come by Trinity Care Center to

complete an application.

Now Hiring

D.O.N.Contact

Jessica Reid, Administrator

Staff Physical Therapist,

COTA, LPTA,

Full time and PRN positions

available for Nursing Home/

Hospital

Tom Harrison

Human Resources

1905 Doctors Hospital Drive

Bridgeport, TX 76426

940-683-0327

940-683-0485 Fax

[email protected]

Bridgeport

Seeking Experienced

Weekend and PRN

Pharmacists

Tom Harrison

Human Resources



940-683-0327

940-683-0485 Fax

[email protected]

Bridgeport

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

Certified Pharmacy Technician atGails Pharmacy. Apply in person,810 WW Ray Circle, Bridgeport.

Chief Nursing Officer, RNCase Manager, RN

Registered Nurses - Nights

Full Time/All Units

PRN RNs at $35 per hour

Registered Nurses Call me and

lets talk about our new pay rates

Tom Harrison

Human Resources



940-683-0327

940-683-0485 Fax

[email protected]

Bridgeport

Miscellaneous

**HOME CONSTRUCTION**NOW HIRING

Framers & finish carpenters; electri-cians & plumbers. All levels of expe-rience. Must pass drug test.(817)270-4660.

Genera l Manager/Superv isorneeded for truck manufacturingplant. Must have prior experience.Send resume to shyla@bridge-p or tmf g.c om or f ax t o(940)683-5477.

Help wanted for Llama farm. Fencework, feeding, cleaning. Weekendso nl y. C al l a ft er 7 p. m. ,(940)433-5897.

JRobs Performance Training islooking to hire certified personaltrainers. Call John, (940)389-0056or visit us on the web

www.jrobs.com.

Location Decatur, office work. Orderprocessing and fulfillment. Basiccomputer knowledge. Also lookingfor maintenance helper. Supple-mental health care plan. Paid vaca-tion, sick time. Competitive salary.Send resume to Texascraft.com,P.O. BOX 855, Rhome, TX, 76078.

Lone Star Super Wash now hiringcashiers & detailers. Apply in per-son, 949 W. Business 380, Decatur.

Model for on-line vintage clothing.At least 5 6, in slim. 4+ hoursweekly at $10/hour. (940)393-1064.

Satellite installers needed. Top pay.Can train. Must have own truck &tools, pass background & drugs cr e en in g . C a ll M o n. - Fr i .,10am.-4p.m., (817)825-5907.

Service guy needed for manufac-tured homes. Experience a mustwith a clean driving record. Apply inperson at Xtreme Homes, 4320 USH ig hw ay 3 80 ( be tw ee nDecatur/Bridgeport, off Highway380).

Shipping/Receiving clerk needed formanufacturing plant. Computer ex-perience required. Pay range$8-$10/hour. Email resume [email protected]; fax to(940)683-5475; or apply in person,500 FM 1658, Bridgeport.

Team leader to work full-time. Or-dering & supervisory skills neces-

sary. Minimum 21-years of age.Management experience a plus.Send resume to P.O. Box 149, at-ten: L, Decatur, TX 76234.

Yard helper needed with clean driv-ing record. Apply in person atXtreme Homes, 4320 US Highway380 (between Decatur/Bridgeport,off Highway 380).

Office

HR GeneralistMust have experience

in position control,

workers comp & FML.

Strong written & verbal

communication skills.Skilled in Word, Excel, MS4.

Wise Regional Health System2000 S. FM 51 Decatur, TX 76234

www.wiseregional.comEOE a not for profithospital

Seeking qualified office receptionistand administrative assistant. Bilin-gual a plus. Must be computer liter-ate, energetic, reliable and able tomultitask. Pay $1-$10/hour. Deliverresume in person to 101 CR4717South, Rhome, Texas.

Retail/Sales

Diamond W Truckstop and DryCreek Store in Bridgeport, full-timecashiers needed. Apply in person.

Serious applicants only. NODRUGS!

NOW HIRINGTwo Full Time Positions

Available

Clerk Coffee Bar

Specialist

Must be customerservice oriented

and a self-motivatedteam player.

Apply in person.

Valu-Rite Pharmacy709 W.W. Ray Circle

Bridgeport940-683-2950

Trades

Busy salon with clientele, lookingf or a n ai l t ec h. C on ta ct(940)433-3030.

CHANEY TRUCKINGLooking for safe, dependable, ClassA CDL drivers with 1-year verifiableexperience. Peterbilt trucks, paid

health insurance, matching 401k,vacation, home every night. Call1 (800 )448 -6323 , M on . -F ri . ,8a.m.-5p.m.

CNC Programmer/set up. Versatilein Master Cam software. Competi-tive wages. Call (940)433-2652 forappointment.

Hiring experienced flow back opera-tors and hands. Must have cleandriving record, pass drug test. Con -tact Misti, SCS @(940)627-4416.

Looking for EXPERIENCED OILPRODUCTION/FLOWBACK OP-ERATORS to work for an innovativefast-growing company.Great work-ing environment and compensationis EXCELLENT, above the rest.Company offers full benefits. Travelrequired. To apply go to:www.manekenergy.comand clickon "Careers".

LPG TRANSPORTER NEEDEDHauling LPG gases to and from re-fineries in Texas & Oklahoma. Haz-Mat and tanker endorsements amust. Benefits paid. Must have2-years verifiable experience. Con-tact Mike Lipham @ (940)626-4895,office; or (940)255-0957, cell.

Printing press operator (no fi lmwork). Single color Ryobi (polyesterplates) and/or Heidelberg Windmill(or Kluge) operator. Die cutting only.Part-time or full-time. Call JackHunt, (817)489-5249.

W a n t ed : o w n e r /o p e r a to r s ,18-wheelers, mini-floats, hot shots.(817)596-8877.

Work wanted

Retired couple looking for securitywork. Non-drinkers, referencesavailable. Your equipment or ours. 1day to 1 year. Jo

january 15, 2009 all around wise

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