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IN THIS ISSUE

FOR CHILDRENGolf tournament raises $240,00

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ON THEIR SIDERover presents kids’ novel-based play

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DOUBLETAKEDirector double-casts ‘Beanstalk’

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BENEFIT AUCTIONArt raises money for Boys and Girls Clubs

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CULTURE CRAZEFrisco teens learn about India at library

17ON THE COVER: Students attending the Grace AvenueMethodist Church drama and music camp end the weekJuly 2 with a God and Country performance. FOR STORYAND MORE PHOTOS, SEE PAGE 4.

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The Frisco A&M Club has an-nounced that Benjamin “Ben”Walker is the recipient for the2006-07 scholarship.

Walker graduated from Cen-tennial High School in May andwas extremely involved withschool and community activities.He was selected to the First-TeamAcademic All State for football,chosen as Most Likely to Succeedall four years in high school, servedas National Honor Society vicepresident as a junior and presidentas a senior. Walker also served asofficer and president of Fellowshipof Christian Athletes. These areonly a few of his many accomplish-ments during his high schoolyears.

Ben said he has chosen to attend Texas A&M “based on its high academic standards, moralstandards and ‘down-home’ atmosphere.”

Alvin Jackson, Frisco A&MClub member, said, “One of themain goals of the Frisco A&MClub is to honor a deserving Friscostudent like Ben Walker with fi-nancial assistance.”

The club’s 2005 scholarship re-cipient, Katie Johnson, has beenbusy since her arrival at TexasA&M. She is involved with theChi Omega sorority serving astheir campus activities coordina-tor and 2005 fish social chair, a fishcamp counselor, working as a leas-ing agent at her dormitory com-plex, and volunteering for her

church. She still plans to become adoctor — her studies now includebiology, chemistry, math, biomed-ical studies and more.

“We’ve reminded her to getsome sleep in there somewhere,”Jackson said.� For more information aboutFrisco A&M Club, visit www.friscoaggies.org.

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GIG’ EM AGGIES: Ben Walker and Rich Maus at the Frisco A&MClub scholarship presentation. Walker is the 2006-07 recipientof the club’s annual scholarship.

Frisco A&M Club announcesscholarship award-winner

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The Patriotic Photo Cover Contest brought out camerasfor several celebrations in Frisco. Neighbors is proud to

show off several of those photos.

Frisco residents submit their patriotic photos

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ALL-AMERICAN BREAKFAST: Carter and Olivia Yake enjoy a Fourth of July breakfast of red andblue pancakes. Carter will attend first grade at Corbell Elementary.

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REAL AMERICAN HEROES: Children at Grace Avenue Methodist Church portrayed some ofAmerica’s heroes in their God and Country performance July 2. Pictured left to right are JacobRoberts as William Bradford, Collin Echols-Richter as George Washington, J.T. Hodgkiss asAbraham Lincoln, Hannah Yeatts as Caroline Pickersgill and Ali Tays as Katherine Lee Bates.

SUBMITTED PHOTO BY LEA STRADFORD

PATRIOTIC PAINT: Lucas Stradford gets ready to get his facepainted. Lucas is 4 years old.

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Neighbors SPORTS

STAFF REPORT

Balloons, golf, food and aHarley-Davidson were only partof the fun at the 19th annual Chil-dren’s Medical Center ChipMoody Classic.

The golf classic, presented byNorthwestern Mutual FinancialNetwork, The Texas FinancialGroup — Dallas, enjoyed anothersuccessful year, raising more than$240,000 in proceeds to help as-sist families who endure the phys-ical, emotional and social hard-ships of having a seriously ill child.

The Children’s auction partykicked off June 17 as sponsors,golfers and guests gathered at theFrontiers of Flight Museum tosupport Children’s.

Presented by Park Place Deal-erships, the evening featured alive and silent auction, a live bandand interactive games. Items auc-tioned at the party included mag-nificent resort and golf vacationswith airfare provided by Ameri-can Airlines, a once-in-a-lifetimeride in a jet fighter plane and a Harley-Davidson FXSTSSpringer Softail Motorcycle.

A new auction item in 2006was to Send a Kid to Camp, whichgave guests the opportunity tosend a deserving patient to one ofmany Children’s-sponsored sum-mers camps for only $150 perticket. The bike was a hit, raisingmore than $12,000, sendingmore than 80 children to summercamp.

Guests were also able to guessthe number of balloons and golfballs in vehicles provided by ParkPlace Dealerships for the chanceto win the use of a Park Place vehi-cle for a weekend. Children’s pa-tient and Frisco resident, ConnorCruse, kicked off the live auctionby announcing these winners,and that set the stage for the restof the evening, which was full of excitement and competitive bidding.

Many familiar faces fromCollin County attended Saturdayevening’s auction party. DarrylReaugh and Marty Turco of theDallas Stars joined their wives,Kristin and Kelly, in the biddingwars, along with Rudy Andrea ofPlano, and his family.

Also in attendance were Chil-

dren’s Foundation board trusteeand former tournament co-chair-man Richard Rogers of Frisco andhis wife, Janice; Wanda andGeorge Farr of Plano; and JordanCase, president of Park PlaceLexus.

More than 320 golfers partici-pated in the Children’s Golf Clas-sic at Stonebriar Country Club inFrisco June 19. This year, the tour-nament was again played withtwo rounds of golf on each course,one in the morning and one in theafternoon. With a wave of check-ered racing flags, Children’s pa-tients Katie Bieler and Connorkicked off the shotgun starts forthe morning and afternoongroups, respectively.

WFAA-TV Channel 8 weath-erman, Pete Delkus, was also onthe course to play a couple ofholes, forecast the evening weath-er and interview Christopher J.Durovich, Children’s presidentand CEO, and Tait Cruse, father ofConnor Cruse and managingpartner of Northwestern MutualFinancial Network.

Highlights of the tournamentincluded several hole-in-one con-

tests for luxury cars provided byPark Place Dealerships, the Par 3Challenge, the closest-to-the-pin

contest, shortest and longest drivecompetitions and a putting com-petition. Connor set up a lemon-ade stand for the golfers and OnThe Border Mexican Grill andCantina generously donatedbreakfast and lunch for the play-ers on the course.

Since the inaugural tourna-ment in 1988, more than $2 mil-lion has been raised to assist fam-ilies who endure the physical,emotional and social hardships ofhaving a seriously ill child.

The proceeds help provide fi-nancial assistance to familiesneeding such things as medica-tion, in-home monitoring equip-ment and transportation to andfrom the hospital, necessities thatmany of these families would oth-erwise not be able to afford.

A portion of the proceeds alsobenefit Children’s child life pro-grams and pediatric camps,which allow patients the opportu-nity to enjoy fun-filled camp expe-riences, which are such a vital partof childhood.� More information aboutChildren’s is available atwww.childrens.com.

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LEMONADE ANYONE?Children’s patient and Friscoresident, Connor Cruse, helpshis father, Tait Cruse, servelemonade to the golfers.Connor raised more than $500in donations during the golftournament.

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Who, What, Where, When1 to 10 p.m.: The Frisco Chamber of Commerce’s Jessica’s July Jamtakes place at the Little Elm Amphitheater. The event is a music-filledbenefit to help 12-year-old Jessica with her battle against a braintumor. All proceeds from the event go to Jessica and her family tohelp with the cost of treatment.� For more information, contact Julie Temple at 214-587-6881 [email protected].

1 to 4 p.m.: Rover Dramawerks holds auditions for Alan Ayckbourn’sWoman in Mind at the Cox Building, 1517 H Ave. in Plano. A secondaudition is planned for 7 p.m. Monday, July 17.Be prepared for cold readings from the script. The script will beavailable at STAGE two weeks prior to the auditions. Performances will be from Sept. 21 through Oct. 14 at the CoxBuilding PlayhouseAppointments are required. To schedule an appointment, call 972-849-0358.

ALL DAY: GattiTown celebrates its first birthday through Saturday,July 22, with donations to Frisco Family Services. Frisco FamilyServices’ food pantry provides more than 27,000 pounds of food tomore than 360 families each month.GattiTown patrons who bring in a non-perishable food item July 17-22will receive $1 off the price of the buffet.

10 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Frisco ISD’s summer registration takes place atschools throughout the district. � For a list of schools and more information, visit www.friscoisd.org.

7:15 p.m: Plano Children’s Theatre’s Narnia performances will beMonday through Friday, July 17-28, at 1301 Custer Road, Suite 832, inPlano. In addition to the evening performances, there are also matinee shows at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, July 22, and Sunday, July 23.� For more information, call 972-422-2575 or visit www.planochildrenstheatre.com.

6 p.m.: Join the Visiting Nurse Association’s Hospice program for abereavement support group meeting at 2414 W. University Drive,Suite 200, in McKinney. Discussion topics include strength throughsharing, grief is work, a life to celebrate, caring for our needs, sayinggoodbye and grief to hope. There is no cost to attend the supportgroup, but registration is requested by calling Molly Harrison at 214-733-5545 or 1-800-589-0205.

ALL DAY: Collin County Community College looks for nominees for its annual Living Legends tribute that honors pillars of the community.Anyone may nominate a Living Legend, but those nominated mustlive or work in Collin County. Nomination forms may be obtained onthe school’s Web site at www.ccccd.edu and are due in the CCCCD Foundation office by Sept. 6. Past honorees include Bob Warren, Dr. Erwin and Elisabeth Pink of Frisco.

5 to 7 p.m.: The Frisco Chamber of Commerce will host Business afterHours at JT’s Snacks and Boat Rentals, 20400 Hackberry Creek ParkRoad. � Visit www.friscochamber.com or call 972-335-9522 for more information.

7 to 9 p.m.: The Allen-Frisco-Plano Autism Spectrum Parent Groupmeets at Suncreek United Methodist Church in Allen. The groupprovides support, resources and presentations for parents of childrenwith autism and related developmental disabilities. They also provideautism awareness, advocacy and education to the community.� For more information, visit www.afpautismgroup.org.

9 a.m. to NOON: Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater Dallassponsors free educational seminars for home buyers and renters at theDallas Urban League office, 4315 Lancaster Road in Dallas and atCentral Dallas Ministries, 801 N. Peak in Dallas. There are also seminars in Spanish from 9 a.m. to noon Friday, July 21.Register for the classes online at www.cccs.net or by calling 1-800-249-2227.

2 p.m.: The Frisco Community Theatre will present Jack and theBeanstalk. Other performances will be at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 22, and 2p.m. Sunday, July 23. � Visit www.friscocommunitytheatre.com or call 972-377-3868 for moreinformation.

5:30 p.m.: A concert featuring KennyChesney, Pat Green, Dierks Bentley andCarrie Underwood comes to Pizza HutPark. � Visit www.pizzahutpark.com for moreinformation.

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Collin County Community College recognized the 2005 Living Legends Nov. 12.

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Kenny Chesneycomes from NewOrleans to Friscofor a concert atPizza Hut Park.

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Athletes and teams are de-scending on Collin County: theDallas Stars, Frisco Rough Riders,Texas Tornados, FC Dallas soccerand many others.

In response, Collin CountyCommunity College District willoffer a new marketable skillsachievement award in sports man-agement that can be completed in12 credit hours. The award will beoffered in fall 2006.

Students enrolled in sportsmanagement classes will learn fi-nancial management, marketingand legal issues associated with thesport and exercise industry.

Classes include foundations ofsport and physical activity, intro-duction to sports management, in-troduction to recreation resourcesmanagement and principles ofmarketing. Students who com-plete the award will be prepared towork in corporate fitness centers,health clubs, college and profes-sional sports organizations, feder-ations and governments, mediaand many areas of recreation.

Several colleges in the state ofTexas have degrees in sports mar-keting to which CCCCD students,after securing associate’s degrees,may eventually transfer. They in-clude the University of Texas, theUniversity of Houston, TexasA&M University, along with Bay-lor University and University ofOklahoma graduate programs.

CCCCD’s sport managementprogram offers tremendous accessto local leisure, tourism and sportindustries, exemplary professorswith strong academic credentialsin the field, and coursework drawnfrom the outstanding physical ed-ucation and athletics departmentsat CCCCD. Registration for the fallsemester began June 27. Registra-tion for spring 2007 semester willbegin Nov. 28.� For program information,contact Craig Leverette at 972-377-1756 or [email protected]. For more information or todownload an electronic sched-ule or catalog, visit www.ccccd.edu.

Information submitted by CollinCounty Community College District.

CCCCD offers awardin sports management

Select softball tryoutsscheduled for tonight

The Frisco Fuel 12U select soft-ball team will hold open tryoutsfrom 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, July 15, atWarren Sports Complex. They areprimarily looking for girls born in1993 or 1994. However, if you are astandout player born in 1995, planto come to the tryout. All positionsare open. Plans are to play 12U thisfall along with one to two tourna-ments per month. They will move to14U in spring 2007.� For more information, callJames Easterling at 214-674-8813or e-mail Lindsey Evans at 214-684-5177 or [email protected].

Registration for baseball,softball season opens

Register for fall baseball or soft-ball season by Friday, July 21, toavoid paying a late fee. Registrationafter that date includes an addition-al $15 fee per player. Sign-ups closeat midnight Wednesday, July 26.

Keep in mind that all late regis-trants are automatically placed inthe draft. Deadline to request a re-fund is Thursday, July 27, and thisrequest comes with a $10 adminis-tration fee. � For more information, visitwww.fbsa.org.

Summer basketball skillscamp to begin at i9

Summer basketball skills campfor the i9 Sports season beginsMonday, July 17. � For more information, visitwww.i9sports.com or call 972-377-0084.

Sports league holdingonline registration

The Prestonwood Sports Orga-nization is currently holding onlineregistration for its fall programs.

A unique organization, the PSOstrives for athletic excellence whileteaching positive life values. � For more information, visitwww.psosports.com.

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Water’s Edge Family Church, anew Christian church in Friscotook a new spin on vacation Bibleschool this summer.

“While many Lutheran church-es faithfully serve their communi-ties with classic ministries to fami-lies and children, the leaders andpeople of Water’s Edge find greatjoy in spicing things up,” said KimHuechtman, of Water’s Edge.

“So, instead of implementing atraditional VBS program this sum-mer, Water’s Edge sought to offer aministry program that could bringbusy families together in times ofplay, and at the same time give fam-ilies all around the North Texascommunity a chance to build au-thentic and enjoyable friendships.That’s how Fun Summer Nightswas born.”

For six Wednesday eveningsthis summer, Water’s Edge hashosted free Family Fun Night gath-erings that got all generations in-volved in challenges and events in-cluding water tosses and tricycleraces. Water’s Edge kicked off thesummer with a Family ScavengerHunt June 7, and then continuedeach Wednesday night with WackyFamily Olympics, Wild WaterGames, Cowboy Round Up, Fami-ly Movie Night and a Dessert Extravaganza.

Attendance the first weekbegan on the modest side, but asthe word spread and people

learned about the events, the Friscocommunity began to make FunSummer Nights a part for theirWednesday evening.

“The goal of Water’s Edge Fam-ily Church is to provide a safe, en-gaging and genuinely upbeat envi-ronment where those without achurch home can find a place toprocess the loving and truthful re-alities of Jesus Christ,” Huechtmancontinued.

Water’s Edge Family Church,with support of the Lutheran

Church Missouri Synod, was re-started in May 2004 by 15 localfamilies and has grown by morethan 80 new families in the last 24months.

Water’s Edge owns 10 acres ofland directly across fromCurtsinger Elementary, where theycurrently worship and will bebreaking ground on their FamilyWorship Life facility in fall 2006.

Information submitted by KimHuechteman.

PHOTOS SUBMITTED BY KIM HUECHTEMAN

WILD, WILD WEST IN FRISCO: Cowboy Aaron shows off hismedal and his sheriff’s badge during the Water’s Edge FunSummer Nights Cowboy Round-up.

BORN TO BE WILD: Kim Behr peddles her fastest during thetricycle race of Wacky Olympics.

WET AND WILD: Members of Water’s Edge Family Church participate in water-related gamesduring the Wild Water Games night.

Water’s Edge Church hosts Fun Summer Nights

Dramatic curb appeal, exceptional French Chateauxw/incredible interiors on 1/2 acre lot. Ovrszd kit, SSappl’s, granite counters & lg center island. Open famrm, exec study w/paneled walls, 3 FPs, 2 mstrs down,fml sitting rm, formals all w/walls of windows provideviews to bkyd. 2nd level w/Media room, 3 brs & 2 fullbaths. Call Donna Trayler 214-502-9259 $1,199,000

Fabulous Huntington custom w/great floor plan! 3BRs down & 1 up that could be a Media room w/fullbath. Master is oversized w/jetted tub &large walk-inclosets. Huge kitchen w/tons of cabinetry. Thickmoldings, tile &plush carpet. Elegant formals &study.Sparkling pool, spa &patio! Call Donna Trayler 214-502-9259 $469,000

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5/5.5/4LA/3Car Steve Roberts custom home inFrisco. Walls of windows offer sweeping views ofpool & spa. Island kitchen boasts granite counters,dual ovens & Sub Zero fridge. Extensive marbleflooring, rich paneled study, dual staircases & 3elegant fireplaces. Call Ceil Turner 214-335-3229.$950,000

5 BRs, 5.2 Baths, Striking Oak & Imported FrenchStone Flooring, Historical Notched Wood Beams, 4Living Areas, Gourmet Kit. w/Sub-Zero, StainlessSteel Appliances, 3 FP's, Amazing Study & Library Impressive Veranda, Maid's Quarters w/Full Bath, &

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Perfection! Large open rooms all with views of pooland courtyard! Faux finish skip trowel walls,plantation shutters, hardwood floors. Paradise yardwith pool, spa, waterfall pond and flagstone patios -Meticulous! 3/3/2 Call Paulette Greene 972-733-5277 $524,999

Attention to detail is evident in this remarkablyauthentic European replica on a beautifully land-scaped lot. 5 Bdrms, 4.5 Baths, 3 Living Areas &Study. Master Suite w/step-up sitting area. HugeFamily Room w/French doors opening to patio.www.janrichey.com Call Jan Richey 214-566-7535$799,900

Elegant French Chateau built by renowned builderMandalay Customs in Frisco. 5BR home w/exquisitedetailing. Opulent lighting, granites, travertine,custom cabinetry, handscraped hdwds, crown mldgs,stainless steel appls. Gmrm & sep media 2nd level.Lg bkyd Oasis w/exquisite pool/spa/patio. CallChristina White, 972-989-2010 $1,148,000

Steve Roberts Custom on greenbelt lot in Frisco. Over5,000 sq. ft. of elegance &charm. A magnificentproperty boasting a chef's kitchen w/granite c/tops,stainless steel appls, tile flooring, & customwoodwork. Library/study, a game room w/wet bar on2nd level. A one of a kind estate w/eye-catching pool& spa. Call Christina White, 972-989-2010 $939,500

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Fine Arts Players to hostBasically Beethoven

Expand your musical horizonsas the Fine Arts Players presentthe Basically Beethoven Festivalat 3 p.m. Sunday, July 16, in theGrand Hall of the Texas DiscoveryGardens at Fair Park in Dallas.

The free concert will featuremusicians of the Fort Worth Sym-phony Orchestra playing cham-ber selections for brass andstrings by Beethoven and Saint-Saens.

Doors open at 2 p.m. and themusic of Ravel by violinist StirlingTrent begins at 2:30 p.m. in theair-conditioned comfort of theGrand Hall.� Call 214-520-2219 or visitwww.fineartschamberplayers.org for more information.

Paramjeet Kaur art focus of Frisco Square exhibition

The works of artist ParamjeetKaur will be highlighted at anartist reception at 6 p.m. Satur-day, July 15, at Frisco Square,6136 Frisco Square Blvd.

In her pieces, Kaur uses a lot ofwarm colors because she saidthese tones express energy,

warmth, enthusiasm and vibran-cy. She said she hopes her paint-ings not only beautify walls, butalso the inner soul. The show ishosted by Visual Arts Guild ofFrisco. � For more information, visitwww.vagf.org.

Rover Dramawerks to hold auditions

Rover Dramawerks will holdauditions for Alan Ayckbourn’sWoman in Mind from 1 to 4 p.m.Sunday, July 16, and 7 to 9 p.m.Monday, July 17, at the Cox Build-ing, 1517 H Ave. in Plano.

Be prepared for cold readingsfrom the script. The script will beavailable at STAGE two weeksprior to the auditions.

Appointments are required.To schedule an appointment, call972-849-0358.

Children’s theater productions scheduled

The Frisco Area Children’sTheater’s production of Charlieand the Chocolate Factory willkick off with a performance at 7p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, July21- 22 and July 28-29, at Clark

Middle School, 4600 ColbyDrive. There will also be a mati-nee presentation at 2 p.m. Satur-day, July 29, at the school.

Next up on the performanceschedule is Peter Pan, with per-formance dates to be announcedat a later date.� For more information, call972-377-2675 or visit http://aileen.serverpro4.com/cgi-bin/fact.pl?option=index.

Frisco Community Theatreoffers children’s camps

The Frisco Community The-atre will present a children’s sum-mer camp for kids age 8 through18 from 1 to 5 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday, July 17-21.

Children younger than age 8may apply and be accepted intothe program with instructor ap-proval. Cost is $100 for FCTmembers and $125 for non-members.

Also, at the end of the campsession, participants will stage amusical production of BroadwayBabies at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 22at 7774 Maple St. � For more information, visitwww.friscocommunitytheatre.com or call 972-377-3868.

Neighbors ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

First United MethodistChurch of Frisco� A seven-week Sisters biblestudy series designed to guideparticipants through the lives ofsix Old Testament women willbe from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Thurs-day, July 27, at First UnitedMethodist Church of Frisco,7659 Preston Road.

There will also be an eveningsession from 7 to 8:30 p.m.Thursday, July 27. Other activi-ties include an art camp from 9a.m. to noon Monday throughFriday, July 17-21. Worshiptimes are 8:30 a.m., 9:30 a.m.and 10:55 a.m. at 7659 PrestonRoad.

For more information, call972-335-4380.

Grace Avenue UnitedMethodist Church� Grace Avenue UnitedMethodist Church’s art campwill be from 9 a.m. to noonMonday through Friday, July 17-21, with a Pee-Wee Picasso ses-sion for preschoolers, a CreativeKids portion for children who

have completed kindergartenthrough first grade, and a WildImagination level for childrenwho have completed secondthrough fifth grades. Cost is $85.

For more information, call972-335-2882, ext. 3, or send anote to [email protected].

Hope Fellowship� Hope Fellowship’s vacationBible school adopted a TradingPlaces theme for activities thatwill take place from 9 a.m. tonoon Monday through Friday,July 24-28, at 9950 RolatorRoad.

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Wayside School was supposedto have 30 classrooms built side byside. Instead, they were stacked ontop of each other.

Architecture is not the onlystrange part of Wayside School. AtWayside, students are turned intoapples by the evil Mrs. Gorf;Leslie’s pigtails talk; rodents wearraincoats; there is a missing 19thfloor; and an orchestra is made offlurbs, snorples and mooglatches.

Rover Dramawerks has drawnfrom the talent of North Texas ispresenting the children’s produc-tion of Sideways Stories From

Wayside School a play by JohnOlive adapted from Louis Sachar’sWayside School novels.

Director Sarah Henderson hasassembled a talented cast of chil-dren and adults from the area,ranging from ages 6 to 60, withmost of the children’s roles double-cast. Cast members and back-stage talent are coming fromFrisco as well as Plano, Dallas,Allen, Mesquite, McKinney, Gar-land, Irving, Rowlett, Lewisvilleand Little Elm.

Sideways will be presented atthe Cox Building Playhouse, 1517H Ave. in Plano. Performances arescheduled for 7:30 p.m. Fridays

and Saturdays, July 21-22 and uly28-29; 2 p.m. Saturday and Sun-day, July 22-23; 2 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Sunday, July 25-30; and10 a.m. Tuesday through Thurs-day, July 25–27.

Tickets for Rover Dramawerks’children’s productions are $10.Tickets for lap children are $3.Season sponsors for Rover Dra-mawerks include the city of Planoand Target stores.

� For more information and tomake reservations, call 972-849-0358 or e-mail [email protected]. Ticketscan also be reserved online atwww.roverdramawerks.com.

WACKY TAIL: Madison McQueen of Frisco, seated, plays Leslie, a girl whose pigtails talk, inSideways Stories from Wayside School. Georgia Hay, Doug Meyer and Mira Fountain practice theirlines with Madison.

SUBMITTED PHOTOS BY CAROL M. RICE

PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT: Lyah Allen and Wesley Raitt chat ona cell phone. Practice for the production is underway.

HAVING A BALL: Jon Mark Howeth of Frisco and RachelBrownjohn of Rowlett enjoy rehearsal for the production thatwill begin Friday, July 21.

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Neighbors EDITOR’S NOTE

I began writing this columnat 32,000 feet, looking out thewindow of an American Airlinesplane, repeating the words “Ihate to fly, I hate to fly, I hate tofly,” but I soon calmed down andrealized that what I hate isn’t fly-ing, but taking off.

At 32,000 feet, the groundtakes on a view you just can’t seeat ground-level. I love looking atthe farms and watching cars,which look like ants with head-lights, drive around on the tinylittle roads below. That’s aboutwhen I decided to tell you a bitabout our trip.

During our trip to Utah tovisit family and snuggle grand-babies, Kerry, Rachel and Idrove over mountains, streamsand through forests and got tosee many of the wonders of nature.

We also had the privilege ofseeing our 5-year-old grand-daughter Kiara march in theFourth of July parade with herdance class.

She was the cutest one there,of course, with her blonde hairand bright blue eyes. All in all,we had a great time.

And even though I had themost glorious time with my fam-ily during the holiday, I found

myself thinking about the FriscoFreedom Fest and wishing Icould be with you at that cele-bration, also. I’ve heard a lot ofgreat comments about the eventbut haven’t received any photos.Send them if you have them.

For several years, Frisco hasbeen growing with leaps andbounds, and I’ve heard peopleask if it is losing its small-townfeel.

I want to switch gears a littleright here and relay an incident Iwitnessed Friday evening atPoppy’s Italian Restaurant atFrisco Square.

Kerry and I were eating ourpasta, and two couples came inwithin a few minutes of each andwere seated at adjacent tables.Small talk between the two cou-ples ensued.

I was only two tables awayand picked up from the bits ofthe conversation that the twocouples were strangers getting to

know one another. I have no ideawho the people are or what theydiscussed, but occasionally Icould hear questions like “wheredo you work?” and “how longhave you lived in Frisco?”

This exchange between tablesintrigued the journalist in me,and I began wondering if thiswas how people here in Friscosmall town get acquainted.

To my delight and the waiter’sconfusion, one of the visitingcouples picked up their saladplates, flatware, drinks and per-sonal belongings and moved tothe other table to finish theirmeal with their newfoundfriends.

I guess that answers thequestion people have had in thelast few years about whether ornot Frisco is losing its smalltown feel; the answer is a defi-nite no.

I want to thank those twocouples who chose to reach be-yond their personal space andstrike up a friendship. Seeingyou move together and share atable made my day.

Until next week …

Jodi Shumway is the editor ofFrico Neighbors. Reach her [email protected].

Big city with a small town feel

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Pets of the Week

Name: MuggsAge: 8 monthsSex: Male

Name: TurcoAge: KittenSex: Male

The Frisco Humane Soci-ety is not exactly sure whatbreed Muggs is, but his facelooks like a German shepherdand his body looks like acorgi.

Muggs gets along wellwith the other dogs at his fos-ter home and loves to play. Hehas been with cats, too, anddoes OK.

He is still a puppy, so hewill need a family willing towork with him. He is a roughand tumble guy who will take

a few minutes to get a bellyrub, and then he is off to playagain.

Muggs is house trained,crate trained and good withkids and loves to go on walks.

Turco is named after theDallas Stars’ goal tender. Hewas rescued from a feralcolony when he was quiteyoung.

Turco is deaf, but it doesnot stop him from being ac-tive. Turco is a loving kittenthat likes to wrestle and play.He loves any type of toy en-joys being petted and held.

You can meet many of ouradoptable dogs and cats inperson at Frisco PetsMartSaturday afternoons.� For more information, callFrisco Humane Society at972-498-8980 or visit www.FriscoHumaneSociety.com.

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By LIZ FRIEND

Frisco Community Theatre’sdirector Shannon Campbell had abig problem — you could even callit giant.

“It’s not often that a directorgets too much talent appearing forthe audition, but it certainly hap-pened this time,” said Campbellabout the theater’s production ofJack and the Beanstalk. “Therewere so many kids with that littlesomething extra that I just could-n’t choose.”

Campbell came up with an un-usual solution to her unexpecteddilemma: she didn’t choose. In-

stead, she double-cast many of thelead roles in the show, particularlythose of main characters Jack andthe Princess.

Among others, Thomas Friendand Cooper Partin will share therole of Jack, Taylor Preston andJazmin Powers will split the role ofthe Princess, and the Giant’s Wifewill be played by both ChelseaUpton and Amelia Lieb.

Is this a recipe for double trou-ble? Campbell doesn’t think so.

“Each of the kids has some-thing special to bring to the show,and they all bring out the best ineach other. I think it will be one ofthe best children’s productions

FCT has ever staged.” she said. The encore cast, with Friend,

Powers and Lieb, will performduring Thursday matinees andSaturday evening shows; theBravo cast, with Partin, Prestonand Upton will perform Fridaynights and the Sunday matinee.Show dates are now through Sun-day, July 16, and Thursdaythrough Sunday, July 20-23.

Tickets are $10 and are avail-able online at www.FriscoCommunityTheatre.com.

Specific information aboutJack and the Beanstalk can befound at http://childrenstheater.info/.

PHOTOS SUBMITTED BY LIZ FRIEND

SELLING THE COW: Jack, played by Cooper Partin; his mother, played by Mary Kate Kenney; andSilly Billy, played by Jen Morrisey, realize that they are going to have to sell the cow, played byLauren and Reed Robinette, to buy food. Little do they know they’ll end up with magic beansinstead.

HERO AND VILLAINS: Fleshcreep, played by Brandon Lance, andthe Giant, played by C.J. Partin, both gang up on the intrepidJack, played by Thomas Friend.

JACK DOUBLE CAST: Two Jacks are better than one, at least inthe Frisco Community Theatre’s production of Jack and theBeanstalk. Cooper Partin and Thomas Friend both play Jack inthe production.

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‘Narnia’ due at area children’s theater

Plano Children’s Theatre willpresent Narnia Monday throughFriday, July 17-28, Back to Broad-way from Friday, Aug. 11, throughAug. 27 and Clue! A Mystery Sept.8-25.

There’s also a Saturday morningseries featuring The Plant that AteDirty Socks at 10:15 a.m. and 11:30a.m. Saturday, July 15, through Sat-urday, July 22.� For more information, call 972-422-2575 or visit www.planochildrenstheatre.com.

Silents on the Square film series to begin

The McKinney Performing ArtsCenter and the North Texas Chap-ter of the American Theatre OrganSociety will present the inauguralSilents on the Square silent film se-ries with WINGS, an Epic of theAir, at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 29, atthe McKinney Performing Arts

Center, 111 N. Tennessee in down-town McKinney. Clark Wilson willaccompany the film with an origi-nal musical score preformed on theMighty Wurlitzer Theatre pipeorgan. WINGS was released in1927 and was the first film to win anAcademy Award.

Tickets are $14 per person.� For more information, call 972-547-2650 or visit www.mckinneyperformingartscenter.org.

Frisco Community Theatresummer shows scheduled

Frisco Community Theatre’schildren’s summer show, Jack andthe Beanstalk, will run throughSunday, July 23, at 7774 Maple St.Morning, afternoon and eveningperformances are scheduled.

Later on this summer, there willbe auditions for Lend Me a Tenor at2:30 p.m. Aug. 19 and 7 p.m. Aug.21. Performances go from Oct. 6-22. � For more information, visitwww.friscocommunitytheatre.comor call 972-377-3868.


Frisco Chorale to hold auditions for 2006-07

The Frisco Chorale is now hold-ing auditions for its 2006-07 season.

To schedule an audition and toview audition procedures, visittheir Web site at www.frisco

chorale.net or call 972-335-4380,ext. 104.

Frisco Community Band topresent summer concerts

The next Frisco CommunityBand summer concert will be at7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 22, at

Warren Park Pavilion, 11225Rogers Road. Bring a picnic thewhole family can share and getready to be entertained with moviethemed music, Sousa marches andother favorites. � For more information, visitwww.friscocommunityband.com.

Week 8: Inspiration

By SHANNON SWINNEY

This week flew by. I’m embar-rassed to say that I only got to thegym once. I have four weeks left tolose 5 pounds and need some inspi-ration. Yesterday, I found that in-spiration in Loren, a fellow mem-ber at the Frisco YMCA. I want toshare her story with you. Hopeful-ly, you’ll be inspired too.

“I have been coming to the Y forabout 7 months. I started comingto lose baby fat from my then 5-month-old. Well, 7 months later Ihave lost 30 pounds, inches every-where, increased muscle and feelgreat. I think I am in better shapethan before I had kids. One thing Ihave done differently this time isstay away from bread. I am con-stantly eating lots of foods withhigh protein. And when you have acraving for something or want anight snack ... eat a piece of fruit.Now, eating right and exercisinghas just become a way of life.

The last time I joined a gym was

before I was married, 8 or 9 yearsago, and it was a YMCA in NewJersey. I will say, the one thing Ilove about this gym is the conven-ience of the child care.

My kids have a great time, and Iam able to do something for myselfat the same time. Plus, I have fullview of the child care at all times.Also, because the gym is smallerthan others, I find it to be morepersonable. Everyone knows myfamily and me, and I know them.

I would definitely recommendthe spinning class for anyone whowants to burn lots of calories. Andthe flex class is great for toning. Usethem both together to see great results.”

I know that if Loren can do this,I can do this. She’s got children totake care of, and I’ve just got me totake care of — and my four-leggedchildren. I’ll remember her when Ithink that I don’t have the time orenergy to exercise or cook a healthymeal. Thanks, Loren.

Shannon Swinney is a member atthe Frisco Family YMCA.

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A special guest appearance byPfizer spokesperson and Olympicchampion Mary Lou Retton was ahighlight of the 13th annual Dad-fest, a fun-filled family event and5K walk/run June 17 at Pizza HutPark.

Activities began early at 7:45a.m., with individuals and familiesenjoying an array of fun, food andother activities.

Dadfest also featured a 5K dadand child team competition, a Di-aper Dash for infants, and a 50-yard dash competition for kids 8years old and younger. The Dad-

fest festival also featured specialbuilding projects presented byHome Depot, as well as fun activi-ties in Tony the Tiger Land, facepainting, and the opportunity forkids to make a unique Father’s Daycard. Funds from the event bene-fited the Urology Research andEducation Foundation.

Dadfest is dedicated toprostate cancer research and pro-vides the necessary funds, whichenable the Urology Research andEducation Foundation to providemuch needed awareness amongpatients and physicians abouturologic diseases.

According to UREF founda-

tion president and urologist Dr.Pat Fulgham, more than 13,000men in Texas will be diagnosedwith prostate cancer this year.

“One in seven men between theages of 60 and 79 will developprostate cancer,” Fulgham said.

Free prostate screenings wereavailable at this year’s Dadfest.The American Cancer Society rec-ommends the screening for menbeginning at the age of 50 oryounger.

The event was co-sponsored byPfizer, the North Texas Ford Deal-ers, Tom Thumb, WFAA-Channel8 and the Presbyterian HealthcareSystem.

SUBMITTED PHOTOS BY MANUEL ORTIZ

BONDING TIME: Dad and son share some special bonding time before the DadFest race.

GETTING A HEAD START: Young runners get a head start at the race.IMPORTANT BUSINESS: Olympian Mary Lou Retton talks to thecrowd about the importance of prostate screenings.

BABY CRAWL: Dads encourage the littlest event attendees in thebaby crawling contest.

Dadfest 2006 features Olympian Mary Lou Retton

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By CHERAMY RUSBULDT

More than 60 pieces of art-work by members of the Friscobranch of the Boys and Girls Clubsof Collin County were auctionedJune 29 in conjunction with thegrand opening of Top Ends hairsalon next door on Main Street inFrisco.

Money that was raised put thebranch over the top of its fundrais-ing goal to send Frisco KeystoneClub members to the NationalKeystone Conference in Washing-ton, D.C.

Sundey Garden, owner of thenew salon, was instrumental inplanning the joint event, not onlyreceiving attention by members ofthe Frisco Chamber of Commerceat her shop opening, but also pro-viding patrons to purchase the art-work at the BGCCC branch.

Debra Sweezer, director of theFrisco BGCCC, supervised thedecorations and display of the art-work, which included a wide vari-ety of media and both contempo-rary and traditional subjects.

The national conference isconducted by Boys and GirlsClubs of America, with supportfrom the Taco Bell Foundation,

and offers a positive leadershipforum where members of Key-stone Clubs from all over theworld engage and socialize withtheir peers, explore relevant is-sues, and develop skills that sup-port and enhance their efforts intheir Boys and Girls Clubs athome.

The centerpiece of the confer-ence was a forum on results of anational survey conducted byKeystoners as part of the Centen-nial celebration of Boys and GirlsClubs of America.

“American Voices” seeks toidentify issues of concern toAmerica’s future leaders, and con-ference attendees will analyze theanswers and issues raised. Two ad-ditional super sessions will be asymposium on staying safe andanother focused on gang activityin America and its effect on teensand their families.

The conference is scheduledfor Thursday through Sunday,Aug. 3-6, and will highlight the sixkey elements of Keystone Clubs:service to club and community,character and leadership develop-ment, education and career explo-ration, unity, free enterprise andsocial recreation.

Keystone Clubs were foundedin 1964. TEENSupreme KeystoneClubs focus on character and lead-ership development, and mem-bers learn first-hand the impor-tance of cultivating and exercisingthe virtues of compassion, toler-ance, responsibility and citizen-ship.

Membership is open to ages 14through 18.

Boys and Girls Clubs of CollinCounty includes two branches inFrisco and branches in Plano andMcKinney, serving more than3,200 youngsters annually. Boysand Girls Clubs of America is a na-tionwide federation of youth-serv-ing agencies with a primary mis-sion of service to boys and girlsfrom disadvantaged backgrounds.

Through its national head-quarters in Atlanta and its five re-gional service centers, BGCA pro-vides leadership and supportservices to more than 3,600 clubs.

Cheramy Rusbuldt is the directorof marketing and communication forthe Boys and Girls Clubs of CollinCounty.

SUBMITTED PHOTOS BY CHERAMY RUSBULDT

FUN WITH FRIENDS: Otis Garden; Dr. Brian Bullitt; SundeyGarden, owner of Top Ends Salon; Alex Garden; and SheldonO’Neal at the grand opening of the salon on Main Street inFrisco. The opening benefited the Main Street Frisco branch ofBoys and Girls Clubs of Collin County by supporting an auctionof club members’ artwork.

BROWSING: A member of the Keystone Club at the Main Street Frisco branch of Boys and GirlsClubs of Collin County offers hors d’oeuvres to bidders at the art auction raising funds for a tripto the Keystone National Conference in Washington, D.C.

BEAUTIFUL WORK: Trenna Brooks, Frisco district manager forArbonne International, with the oil painting “Full Bloom” and theartist Jeremy Manson, a member of the Main Street Friscobranch of Boys and Girls Clubs of Collin County. Brookspurchased the painting at the art auction.

Art auction benefits Frisco Boys and Girls Clubs

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By MARIA FREDERICK

After a week of dancing,cooking, crafting and more, 99North Texans are back from theMuscular Dystrophy Associa-tion’s Camp John Marc, a sum-mer camp for people with neu-romuscular disease.

“We’re just thrilled with it,”said Christine Kesling of Mans-field, the mother of 14-year-oldcamper Kimbell Kesling. “Thisis her week to get away from thestresses she has here.”

For many, it was a time to re-unite with old comrades andmeet some new ones.

“I talk with my camp friendsduring the year, but I only get tosee them at camp,” Kimbell said.“That’s my favorite part — hang-ing out.”

At John Marc, campers set uptheir cabins, met with their indi-vidual counselors, and startedhaving fun. Doctors, nurses andother staff were on-site duringthe entire week to ensure thehealth and safety of the campers.

Daily activities included horse-back riding, fishing, swimming,dancing, arts and crafts andcooking.

“My favorite part was thedarkroom,” said Kimbell, whochose to pursue photography asa special project during camp.

For many campers, this is theonly time they have to interactwith others who have a neuro-muscular disease. For parents,this free camp is often the onlyway to afford their children aweeklong break.

“If it weren’t for MDA, Kim-bell wouldn’t go to summercamp,” said Christine, whonoted that this is Kimbell’sfourth year. “I know that hereshe’ll have a wonderful timewith people who understandwhat she’s going through.”

“We are very grateful to ourstaff, volunteers and donors whomake this camp possible,” saidMarie Collins, MDA regional di-rector. “Because of their efforts,we are able to provide thesecampers with a free week of fun,

relaxation and friendship.”Campers returned to Dallas

at noon last Friday. For many itwas a sad parting, the end of aweek where disability did not af-fect the ability to participate,where for once they were allequals. But luckily, there’s al-ways next year to look forwardto.

Camp John Marc in Meridi-an has hosted the MDA summercamp for more than 10 years.MDA is a voluntary healthagency working to defeat morethan 40 neuromuscular diseasesthrough global research, com-prehensive client services andhealth education.

In Texas, MDA offers foursummer camps, more than 20support groups and clinics, andmore than $1 million in researchgrants to state hospitals and uni-versities, including the UTSouthwestern Medical Center.

� For more information onMDA or to volunteer, call 972-480-0011 or visit www.MDA.org.

Campers enjoy MDA camp Hope Cottage to hostadoption meetings

Hope Cottage’s China adoptioninformation meeting is set for 2p.m. Saturday, July 15, at the Wax-ahachie Public Library, 515 W.Main St. in Waxahachie.

For those who cannot attendthis meeting, there will be anothermeeting from 10:30 a.m. to noonSaturday, July 29, at 300 Main St.in Rowlett. China adoption meet-ings offer opportunities to exploreadoption from China and howHope Cottage can assist as a sup-port agency.� For more information, callLibby at 214-526-8721, ext. 211.

GattiTown supports feeding those in need

Monday through Saturday,July 17-22, GattiTown will cele-brate its first birthday with dona-tions to Frisco Family Services.Frisco Family Services’ food pantryprovides more than 27,000pounds of food to more than 360families each month.

GattiTown patrons who bringin a non-perishable food item dur-ing that week will receive $1 off the

price of the buffet.

Frisco chamber to hostBusiness after Hours

The Frisco Chamber of Com-merce will present Business afterHours from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday,July 20, at JT’s Snacks and BoatRentals at 20400 HackberryCreek Park Road. � Visit www.friscochamber.comor call 972-335-9522.

National Night Out plans scheduled

National Night Out will beTuesday, Aug. 1. For the 12th con-secutive year, Frisco residents areasked to lock their doors, turn onporch lights, and spend theevening outside with neighbors forGive Crime and Drugs A GoingAway Party.

Police and fire personnel, aswell as the mayor and other city of-ficials, will visit the different blockparties throughout the city. Blockparties must be registered to re-ceive these visits. � To register or for more infor-mation, visit www.frisconeighborhoodwatch.com.

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By JODI SHUMWAYNeighbors Editor

The Frisco Public Library’ssummer reading program is infull swing, and June 21 Friscoteens gathered in the library’s ac-tivity room to watch Bend it LikeBeckham, a movie about a younggirl from India who wants to playsoccer like soccer star DavidBeckham.

The Frisco teens also had theopportunity to experience mehn-

di, the art of henna painting onthe human body. Mehndi is an in-tricate form of temporary bodyart done in India as well as inAfrica and the Middle East. Thisform of body art is used tradition-ally for weddings and other timesof celebration.

The summer reading programhas a different theme each weekand all teens are welcome to participate.

Teens can also participate asvolunteers at the library. Teen

volunteers help with the chil-dren’s reading program by help-ing with the crafts and by pro-cessing reading logs.

The library offers a programfor all age groups and many dif-ferent interests including anime,classics, reader’s choice, chil-dren’s literature and teen literature. � For more information aboutthe Frisco Public Library or aspecific program, visit www.friscolibrary.com.

STAFF PHOTOS BY JODI SHUMWAY

THE ARTIST: April Fennessey of Richardson visited the FriscoPublic Library to do Henna body art for the Frisco’s teens at thesummer reading program.

THE ART: Mehndi, also called henna art, is very intricate and beautiful. Teens learned about thisspecial type of art at the Frisco Public Library June 21.

THE VOLUNTEERS: Teen volunteers Ashley, Kevin, Saada and Viral finish making the blueconstruction paper soccer balls that line the library room’s walls for the kids’ summer readinglogs.

Frisco teens learn about India

Visiting nurse groupoffers grief support

The Visiting Nurse Associa-tion’s Hospice program will beconducting a bereavementsupport group called A GriefShared for family and friendswho have lost a loved one.

The group meets from 6 to7:30 p.m. six consecutiveThursdays through July 27 atthe VNA office, 2414 W. Uni-versity Drive, Suite 200, inMcKinney.

Discussion topics includestrength through sharing, griefis work, a life to celebrate, car-ing for our needs, saying good-bye and grief to hope.

There is no cost to attendthe support group, but regis-tration is requested by callingMolly Harrison at 214-733-5545 or 1-800-589-0205.

Stonebriar Centre events highlighted

Two activities are featuredthis month at Stonebriar Cen-tre. The events are a CaringSchoolhouse program Fridaythrough Sunday, July 28,through Aug. 13, in the lowerlevel Macy’s Court and an op-portunity to audition to be-come a special insider at theMTV Video Music Awards inNew York from noon to 4 p.m.Saturday, July 29, in the lowerlevel Foley’s wing.

Registration for this eventwill be from 11 a.m. to noon. It’spart of the MTV Insider Tour ,and activities include scratchand burn lessons, an eight-player LAN party, free minimakeovers, an MTV cast ap-pearance and chances to winprizes.

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STAFF REPORT

Eight nonprofit organiza-tions will share $210,000 ofgrant funds provided by theCollin County Health CareFoundation. In a 4-to-1 vote,the Collin County Commission-ers Court approved the fundingJune 27.

Funds were provided to or-ganizations that address issuesrelated to the health and well-being of citizens, promote vol-unteerism and citizen involve-ment in the project; targetat-risk, underserved or vulner-able populations; demonstratenew approaches and tech-niques in the solution of com-munity problems; show thatmatching funds, or cash or in-kind, have or are being secured;demonstrate that services pro-posed are provided in a cost ef-fective manner; demonstratethat the applicant has a soundbusiness plan for project or pro-gram sustainability; and utilizecounty grant funding only forcitizens and legal residents ofCollin County.

The following organizationswere selected by the CollinCounty Health Care Founda-tion Advisory Board and ap-proved by the CommissionersCourt to receive grant fundingthis year. Each recipient is listedalong with the amount they re-

ceived and the organization’smission statement.

Plano Children’s MedicalClinic received $45,000. Chil-dren’s mission is to providemedical care to children inCollin County who have no in-surance or who are on Medicaidor CHIP.

Collin County Committeeon Aging received $35,000 fortheir mission to provide nutri-tion to improve the independ-ence and health of senior citi-zens, education for theircaregivers and to combat isola-tion through a reliable transitsystem for all citizens.

The Assistance Center ofCollin County, Allen Commu-nity Outreach, The Commu-nity Lifeline Center of McKin-ney and Frisco FamilyServices Center, received$25,000. The Joint CountyPrescription program will re-duce the critical lack of medica-tions needed by low-income, atrisk, vulnerable and under-served residents of CollinCounty. This project is a contin-uation of a collaboration of foursocial service agencies in thecounty to provide prescriptionassistance.

Frisco Cares Children’sClinic received $15,000 to pro-vide competent, accessible andcompassionate care health careto the children of Frisco and

Frisco ISD regardless of theability to pay.

Journey Home received$20,000 and provides qualityend of life care through licensedspecial care residential homesand provides comfort care andpalliative education to CollinCounty.

Geriatric Wellness Centerof Collin County received$30,000 to promote the healthand wellness of older adults inCollin County to enable them tomeet their health needs, such asaccessibility, cost and safety,while remaining independentin their own homes.

Children and CommunityHealth Center received$25,000 to provide free health-care to uninsured residents ofNorth Collin County that meetfamily or individual income requirements.

Collin County Adult Clinicreceived $15,000 provides lim-ited healthcare and medica-tions to adult residents of CollinCounty without medical insurance. This is the fourthyear in which the county hasgranted funds for nonprofit or-ganizations’ facilities and out-reach programs.

Each year the amount offunding has steadily increased.Last year, nine programsshared $194,000 in grantmoney.

Eight nonprofit organizationsto share $210,000

Dallas Credit Service creates awareness

Under a grant from the U.S.Department of Housing andUrban Development, ConsumerCredit Counseling Service ofGreater Dallas assists individualswho have reason to believe theymay have been the target of dis-crimination when purchasing ahome or acquiring an apartment.

In an effort to inform prospec-tive homebuyers and renters,CCCS will offer a free educationalseminar from 9 a.m. to noon Fri-day, July 21. There will also be aseminar in Spanish from 9 a.m.to noon Friday, July 21.

The seminars are at the Dallas

Urban League office, 4315 Lan-caster Road in Dallas and at Cen-tral Dallas Ministries, 801 N.Peak in Dallas.

Register for the classes onlineat www.cccs.net or by calling 1-800-249-2227.

Jessica’s July Jam benefit scheduled

Frisco Chamber of Com-merce’s Jessica’s July Jam willtake place from 1 to 10 p.m. Sun-day, July 16, at the Little Elm Am-phitheater in Little Elm. This is amusic-filled benefit to help 12-year-old Jessica with her battlewith a brain tumor.

All proceeds from the event go

to Jessica and her family to helpwith the cost of treatment.

Sponsorships are available. � For more information, contactJulie Temple at 214-587-6881 [email protected].

Intergenerational Olympicsto be at senior center

It will be summer fun for sen-iors and the grandkids when theFrisco Senior Center hosts its In-tergenerational Olympics from11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, July27.

The event will be hosted by theFrisco Parks and Recreation andStrikz Entertainment Center.

Each team will consist of two

participants, one from each of theage categories.

Teams will compete in variousgames and activities, includingbowling, arcades, trivia, dartsand more. A pizza lunch will beprovided, and the event will endwith an awards ceremony.

Stonebriar Centre to host pet adoptions

Stonebriar Centre will presenta Take a Friend Home Pet Adop-tion event noon to 4 p.m. Satur-day, July 15, providing an oppor-tunity for shoppers to adopt dogs

and cats from the North TexasSPCA. � For more information, visitwww.shopstonebriar.com

Back-to-school children’sconsignment sale set

Grace Avenue UnitedMethodist Church has set aside8:30 to 2 p.m. Saturday, July 22,for a back-to-school children’sconsignment sale at 3521 MainSt. � For more information, contactSusan Bryan at 214-705-0409 [email protected].

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Concert-goers, face painting,great music and dancing filledWarren Sports Complex Fridaynight during the American Bank ofTexas Frisco Grooves concert se-ries.

Five Friday nights in a row, peo-ple showed up at Warren SportsComplex with their lawn chairsand blankets to enjoy the eclecticsounds of music provided byrecording artists Sara Hickman,Bruce Robison, Brave Combo,Terri Hendrix with Lloyd Mainesand Matt the Electrician as well asseveral local artists.

Hickman entertained theyoungest in the crowd with songsaimed at children of specific ages:newborn, toddler and big kidsJune 2. Hickman’s songs for new-borns are specifically designed forparents to sing to their babies. Hertoddler collection consists of 31one-minute songs and stories andthe Big Kid collection is for the pre-teen crowd. Sara’s live shows al-ways involve the audience, no mat-ter how young, or young at heart,they may be.

Robison, who makes his livingas a songwriter and singer, stepped

on the Frisco stage June 9 to acrowd of about 300. Robison haspenned chart toppers such as“Travelin’ Soldier,” No. 1 hit for theDixie Chicks, “Angry All the Time,”performed by Tim McGraw andFaith Hill, and “Desperately,” per-formed by George Strait. Othersartists who have recorded Robi-son’s songs include Lee Ann Wom-ack; Gary Allan; Allison Moorer;his wife, singer Kelly Willis; andhis brother Charlie Robison.

The June 16 concert featuredBrave Combo, a Grammy-winningband whose musical styles havebeen described as jazz quintet, rol-licking rock ‘n’ roll bar band, Tex-Mex conjunto, sizzling blues band,saucy cocktail combo, Latin or-chestra and one of America’s dancebands par excellence. The band isall this, plus they enjoy doing theChicken Dance and the HokeyPokey.

Hendrix with Lloyd enter-tained a crowd of approximately600 June 23. In 2005, Hendrix re-leased Celebrate the Difference, alife-affirming, genre-bending kid’srecord that Texas Music called the“most musically adventurousrecord of her career.”

Matt the Electrician wowed the

concert-goers June 30. After yearsof steadily building a devoted fanbase, some would say that MattSever’s unassuming image andnice guy blue-collar charm, com-bined with his guitar skills andvocal talent, has won Sever a fol-lowing of many fans in Texas andbeyond.

During the concerts, the audi-ences sang and danced along withthe headlining Texas singer-song-writers, and they enjoyed beautifulTexas sunsets and nice summerbreezes.

This is the first time the eventhas been in Frisco, and organizerssaid they were thrilled with the au-dience numbers, which rangedfrom 300 to 600 weekly. Pre-con-cert entertainment and face paint-ing were provided by the Frisco As-sociation for the Arts.

Frisco Grooves was producedby American Bank of Texas andsponsored by Frisco Associationfor the Arts, Baylor Medical Centerat Frisco and Family Health Mar-ket. The series was made possibleby the Frisco Parks and RecreationDepartment and the city of Frisco.

For more photos,See GROOVES, Page 20

PHOTOS BY STEVIE G, LONE STAR PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOS IN FRISCO

HAPPY TIME: Children and adults enjoyed the diverse soundsduring the Frisco Grooves concert series every Friday in June.

GROOVIN’ AT FRISCO GROOVES: Terri Hendrix, right, shares the stage with Lloyd Maines as they sing and play for the Frisco crowd June 23.

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VIOLIN TRIO: Amy Lin, Laura Carther and Alexandra Carther pose with their violins. The girls aremembers of the Cross Timber Youth Orchestra provided pre-concert entertainment June 23.


FUN TIMES: Two kids from the crowd of hundreds show off theircreativity with the free Frisco Grooves fans given out during theconcert series.


KIDS’ CRAZE: The youngest music fans gathered at the stage during Sara Hickman’s concert tobetter hear the stories and music.

GUITAR GUY: Bruce Robison serenades nearly 500 people June9 during the concert.

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CHILLIN’ OUT: Blankets, lawn chairs, rubber balls and Frisbees were part of the concerts eachFriday night during June.

FRISCO SONGWRITER: Dan Scot Par gets the crowd grooving atFrisco Grooves before Sara Hickman takes the stage June 2.

PLAYING WITH SOUL: Jeffrey Barnes of Brave Combo plays thesaxophone for the crowd at Frisco Grooves June 16.


BOOGIE WOOGIE: The Andrews Sisters took the audience back to World War II and the time ofUSO shows during the Brave Combo concert.


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FUN FOR EVERYONE: Frisco residents did the Chicken Dance and the Hokey Pokey as part of theaudience participation.

CRAZY GOOD: Matt the Electrician wowed the crowd with hisunique, witty style.

BACK UP DANCERS: Children enjoyed being next to the stage and seeing the performers up closeduring the Frisco Grooves concert.


GROOVESContinued from Page 21


JOYFUL SONGS: Sara Hickman played her guitar and sangoriginal songs from her albums.

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BEING SILLY: Kids as well as adults danced around the park during the Brave Comboconcert at Warren Sports Complex June 16.

PUT YOUR LEFT LEG IN: Carl Finch of Brave Combo sings the HokeyPokey during their concert.


SOON-TO-BE PACKED: Warren Sports Complex began filling up early for the concerts each Friday night in June. Many concert-goers attended more than one of theFrisco Grooves concerts.


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’98 Protege, runsgood, co ld A/C,CD, 4dr, 123k, auto, goodcondition, $2600. (469) 556-0929

’ 8 3 300SD mint cond .classic, interior brandnew, 233K gold/choc, $3900Call 817-267-1272 or 214-458-5062

’83 380SL, immaculate,both tops, baby blue/grayleather, never damaged,runs perfect, best offerover $10,000. 214-683-6080

’86 560 SEL Black, goodcondition, best offer. Call

972-658-5904

’98 Mercedes SLKlow miles, loaded,immaculate, $13,950214-212-0388

’ 9 9 M e r c e d e sSLK230, auto, per-f ec t cond i t i on , wh i tew/black interior, 34k mi,

$19500. (972) 931-5595

’01 E320 41K mi

Garage kept, local car.Carfax cert, very solid$18,950 (214) 358-0354

’03 CLK 55 AMG, auto,36k brilliant silver/black

VERY NICE! $39,9501-800-608-5571

’01 E320Wagon 4-Matic, Black/Tan61k Nice! loaded Must see$19,950 �� 1-800-608-5571

’03 CLK 320 AUTO, AIRSTEREO, BRILLIANTSILVER OVER BLACK32K MUST SEE! $29,950

1-800-608-5571

03 E320 4@$27,950Carfax certified, warr,maint, E2 value pack,CD, mnrf, non smoker, asn e w . ( 2 1 4 ) 3 5 8 - 0 3 5 4www.texascarsdirect.com

03 e320nav $25950H e a t e d s e a t s , m n r f ,Carfax cert, 1 own, warr/maint, as new 214-358-0354

’03 S430Desert silver, 48kmiles ,loaded with options MUSTSEE! $36,950 1-800-608-5571

’03 S430, immac, one own,all opts & serv, low miles,$37,950 469-546-8024

’06 ML350 6k mi

Carfax cert, never dam-aged, full warr/maint,nav, DVD, prem snd, asnew $39,950 (214) 358-0354

Mini Cooper’03 Mini Cooper S, 21Kmiles, loaded perfect cond$22,000 obo (972) 355-2814

’03 Mini Cooper,58.5k mi., red w/white stripes, prem. pkg.,CVT, Xenon lmps, cruise,tint. $16,000. 972-283-2584

’05 Cooper S, Red/charcoal leather,loaded, 6-spd, sports pkg,Sirus sat. Perfect! 6.5Kmi. $25,900. � 214-783-9540

Low Payment’04 Lancer silver $13,991.


Low Payments’02 Maxima SE $11,888.Silver/gray very nice car800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas

’75 Porsche 911C,Red/Tan exc cond,$11,900. 972-462-9432 469-576-3516

’84 928S, 53k mi., beauti-ful, $10,500. (817) 246-5022

911 TARGA1985,106000 mi, gd cond.,eng rebuilt at 83000 mi.$9870 469-335-0003

’96 Carrera 993 C4,m i d n i g h t b l u e ,b l u e i n t , a l l m a i n trecords, 6 spd, all options,$40k, 214-676-2166

’92 900 Classic Sil-ver, lots of extras110,000 miles, 30 mpg.$200 or best offer. 972-874-9696 leave message.

’03 Saab 9.5 Sedan, silver,grey leather, 33K, likenew. $19,500. See @ 736Kessler Lake Dr. Sat-Sun.July 15 & 16. 214-725-8734

Over 100’Subaru’s in stock.


28 MPG!’05 Forrester, warranty

$15,991. 800-440-7115 Suba-ru Dallas

$3998’92 Camry, very cleancondition! 800-440-7115

Subaru Dallas’97 Camry LE,

111K, green, a/c,loaded, 6 CD changer,

keyless entry, exc. cond.,$5400. 214-222-1849

’00 Camry LE: snrf, CD,garaged, new tires, 1Own., 98K, $7400 obo.

Call 469-853-7213

’02 blue Toyota Camry,102k, alloys, 4 cyl 2.4L,auto, ac, ps/pl, tilt whl,cruise, cd, also ’03 Dk grn101k $9995 ea 214-629-3277

AUTOMATIC’99 Jetta GLS $9791


$6991’99 Beetle GLS only 79k

miles. M&M yellow!800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas

Low Payments’03 Jetta 34k mile800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas

’98 S70 GLT, blue,95K, all options/maintenance records, ga-raged, well maintainedexc cond $7400 214-222-1849

’98 S70 GLT, blue,95K, all options/maintenance records, ga-raged, well maintainedexc cond $7400 214-222-1849

’90 Ford Econoline 350Diesel, 16’ Cargo truck,runs good, needs minortransmission work. $2200

obo. 214-282-1066

16’ UTILITY TRAILERS:$895. Others also avail!

817-221-5400

’78 Chevy Scottsdale,longbed, work truck, re-built engine & tras., $1500.(469) 682-4277

’98 Chevy Silverado 1500,longbed, auto , whi te ,$4500 obo. (469) 682-4277

’98 SilveradoChevy 1500, longbed,

auto, white, reblt engine$4500 obo. (469) 682-4277

1999 Chevrolet C2500 V8X-cab longbed auto, a/c5.7L $5200 214-794-9017

’00 Silverado LSreg cab, auto, V8,white/grey cloth, bedliner,very c lean , CARFAXCert., $7950 214-505-2754

Low Payment’03 Trailblazer $12,991


1999 Dodge 1500 SLT,V8,Blk., Auto, 150K, Clean.

$5,000 214-478-9043

’05 Ram 1500 Blk /BlkLaramie.15K mi,blk 22"rims,lea.,sunrf. LOADED$25,500 214-356-6560

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’ 0 1 Dodge Ram1 5 0 0 Q u a d C a b2WD SLT/Plus, leather,all options, alloys, A+++cond. 107k, $8000. Mustsell! 214-235-4924

’91 Ford RangerE x t e n d e d c a b5speed 4cylinder a/c runsgreat $2750 Arl. TX (469)878-0128

’99 Ford F250 diesel w/utilbed, ladder, rack, auto,a/c, alarm system. Newtires, batteries, brakes,starter, solenoid & trans.$10,500 972-298-0322

$5991’00 F150 Reg Cab

214-384-9100 Subaru Dallas2001 Ford F150XL reg-cablongbed, auto, a/c, 77K$4500 214-794-9017

’02 Ford Ranger,regular cab, white,auto, cold ac, 130k, am/fm, $4900 (682) 558-0488

’04 Lariat $16950

F15 0 , Xcab , l ea t he r ,chrome, CD, Carfax cert.Mnrf. (214) 358-0354

Want low Paymnts’02 Tacoma dbl cab800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas

want low payment’03 Xterra $11,988, nice!


$22,991’04 Tacoma crew cab,only 35k 1-800-440-7115

Subaru Dallas$328 ’04 Tacoma Lease

d.cab, pre-runner, silver!214-384-9100 48mo, $1000

Dn, no dep!

’98 Jeep Wrangler Sport,4 wheel drive, 4.0, 70kmiles, glass windows,AC, $7495. 214-236-6083

’01 LimitedJeep GrandCherokee,71k miles, V-6,4X2, sunrf, tow pkg,sliverwith grey leather,heavilyoptioned.$10,200obo..214-675-4774

$288’04 Wrangler Lease! 214-384-9100 $1998 on 48/mo, 0

Dep.’04 Wrangler Sport only19k. Red/tan $17,998 1-800-

440-7115 Subaru Dallas

’05 Jeep Grand CherokeeLaredo Factory Warranty

$17590 1-866-868-6948

2006 Jeep Liberty SportLow Miles $15990 1-866-

868-6948

’99 Dodge Durango SLT,Black, Lthr, Pwr Pkg,

3rd Row Seat, VerySharp, Mich. Tires, $4800�� Call 214-738-6509 ��

’99 Dodge Durango SLT,rear ac, lthr, DVD, 84K,x-clean $6750. 972-495-3905

First $8998’99 Expedition E.Bauer800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas

Tahoe 2dr’99 leather, clean $9991800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas’ 0 0 C h e v e r o l e tTrailblazer White,fully loaded, 72K, 4X4, 4door, exc cond. $7500OBO. 972-874-9696 lv. msg.

Very low Paymnts’00 Durango, 3rd seat800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas’02 Ford Explorer XLS V6Forest Green,4dr,loadedcd,alloy whls,step boards,59K,1ownr excel cond.

$9975 469-363-7708

’03 Explorer, 33k miles.Chrome wheels

leather, sunroof $15,888800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas’03 Navigator, reare n t e r t a i nm en t ,ventilated seats, 4 bucketspower lift gate, like new,$23,450. 214-212-0388

’04 Escape, 72K, CD,chrome 18"s very nice,$9,800 or Best Cash Offer.Private Party. 214-681-4396

2005 Dodge Durango SLTV8 Leather & 3rd RowSeat $21990 1-866-868-6948

2006 Dodge MagnumSXT w/Leather $18990 1-

866-868-6948

2006 Ford Escape XLTLeather Moonroof & 4x4

$18990 1-866-868-6948

’95 Toyota 4-Runner,2 wheel drive, SR5, v6,all power, 100k miles,

excellent condition. $5500.214-236-6083

’03 Explorer, 33k miles.Chrome wheels

leather, sunroof $15,888800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas

’03 Honda CR-V,Dark Green/Tan,62K, auto, all power, am/fm CD, excellent condi-tion. $12,600. 214-914-2309

$4850the Cleanest ’96 Suburbanleather 4x4, nice!800-440-7115 Subaru Dallas

’97 Suburban 4x4,3 /4 ton, l i f ted 6inches, loaded, $9900. 972-462-9432 or 469-644-5938

CARGO VANSwww.a-1van.com214-236-9005

USEDCARGOVANS

B&T VANSALL MAKES

ANDMODELS

Exit Crosbyoff 35, exit 443A.972-245-1836

www.a-1van.com

’99 Dodge ConversionVan, 73K mi, excellentcondition. (972) 271-6729

’99 Ford Windstar LX 5-dr, rear a/c, DVD, 76K, x-nice, $4950. (972) 495-0665

’00 Chevy Astro Safari,4.3 V6, rear A/C, TV/DVD,7 passenger, power win-dows & locks, X-nice!80k. $6295. (972) 495-0665

’02 Chevy Astro Van,great cond. 75k miles,

$7500 469-726-1637

’ 0 5 C h r y s l e r T o w n &Country LX R/AC QuadSeat $15990 1-866-868-6948

’05 Dodge Grand CaravanQuad Bucket Seats RearAir $15990 1-866-868-6948

2005 Ford Freestar SESMini Van $14990 1-866-868-

6948

2006 Dodge Grand Cara-van SE w/Stow N’ Go

$16990 1-866-868-6948

2006 Ford Freestar SELw/Quad Seats & Leather

$16990 1-866-868-6948

’00 Toyota Sienna XLE94k, excel. cond., Leathr.,tow pkg., under warranty.$10,500. 972-247-7878.

’90 Carver 3807, 42ft, aftcabin, 2 bd/2 ba, remod-eled, new canvas/bottom/carpet, entertain syst, onTexoma $105k 214-350-3668

1996 Larson Cabrio29’ cabin cruiserw/planing hull, poweredby twin 350 V8s, $44,000.(580) 564-1559

Fishing Boats14’ Alum. Flat Bottom, 2trolling motors & trailer$600. 972-524-4123 lve msg

’04 Ranger 522LOADED, UNDER 40HOURS, $32K OBO.

♥♥♥ 817-919-3647 ♥♥♥

Fishing Boats

’04 Ranger 522LOADED, UNDER 40

HOURS, $32K OBO. 817-919-3647

Mercury Props Bravo I24-P & 26-P, Mirage Plus23-P.$300 ea. 214-505-4383.

Pontoon Boats’95 Sun Tracker 18ft BassBuggy, 60 mercury, Eagle

fish-finder, $5500.��214-356-3250��

Ski Boats/Runabouts’96 Celebrity Open Bow,5.7L Merc., new outdrive,new tires, stereo/CD, exclshape, all tune-ups $10,700includes trailr 214-350-3668

HARLEYS WANTEDwebuyharleys.com 817-268-

3400

Harley’s & Metrics200 Bikes Available Cruis-ers Customs ChoppersSportbikes Trade up forFree Full Boar Cyclesfullboar.com 817.268.3400’04 Harley Davidson Heri-tage Classic, FLSTCI,pipes & intake, muchchrome & many extras.2k mi. $17,500. 903-870-2437

HONDA ’02 600CCF4I Sportsbike ,new tires & batt, microncarbon f iber muffler,

10,800 mis. $5300. Call214-351-9071

’00 Valkyrie Custom, exclcond. Sacrifice, must sell,Make offer. 817-491-2223

’02 Valkyrie Custom, exclcond. Sacrifice, must sell,Make offer. 817-491-2223

’95 Hi-lo 23ft. saves gas$4500 972-329-5049 or 214-202-9575

’99 Skamper Sport 21’,great condition, $3500.(972) 475-9854

Buy, Sell, Consignments,Rentals & Service. Allmakes/models 972-612-0882

’02 40’ Prevost XL II:contemp int, loaded.

www.prevost-stuff.com$415K OBO. In Dallas,

MAKE OFFER! 972-323-5050

BUMPER PULL32’ TT w/ super slide,

full walk-in bath w/ sepa-rate shower, very clean,one owner, must sell 940-

381-0353

COACHMANUsed 30’ bunkhouse w/

slide, sleeps 8, excellentcond, won’t last 940-484-

9309

ITASCA37’ Suncruiser motorhome w/slide, washer/

dryer, low mileage, veryclean, must sell 940-484-

9321

ULTRA LITE16’ High Tech travel

trailer w/satelite radio,ipod jack, fiberglass ext,

under 2080 lbs 888-447-8872

USED DEPOTLooking for the perfectused unit at a great price.We’ve got what you’relooking for. Save time

and Call 888-447-8872

COUGAR30’ fglass bumper pullw/slide, quad bunks,

sleeps 10, super clean940-484-9309

FAMILY TRAILERGorgeous travel trailer

with slide that sleeps 10.Super clean and afford-

able 940-243-0405’ 82 Road Ranger 24 ’ ,sleeps 6, A/C, awning,fully self-contained, excel-lent, condition, $3600.(214) 927-9183

CLASS A1986 Winnebago with

moderate mileage, veryclean, must sell 940-381-

0353

94 PROWLER30’ 5th Whl Rear Kitw/slide, sleeps 6, very

clean, must sell 940-243-0405

’99 Trailite CT, 24ft 5thwheel, awning, hardlyused, excellent condition,$9950. Please call 972-557-8366

2001 WANDERER25’ Fglass bumper pull

w/slide, super superclean, won’t last 940-484-

9321

’06 New 37ft Fifth Wheel$27,000 Call 214-499-4671

Cash AutoBuyers

Buying ’93 yrmodel & up

�972-953-8460�

WANTED: CADILLACSeville or El Dorado. Orother. Year: 2000-2004.

Any color-willing to takeover pmts. (214) 686-7232

NEW TIRES! Con-tinental 255/65

R17, $299. Also Bridge-stone P265/70 R16: $350with rims. 956-793-5724

JobCenter

Clinical Research Asst forlocal medical co. in N.Dallas/Garland. Entrylevel position-trainingprovided. Good communi-cation skills/comp exp.TRAVEL REQ’D. Fax/email resume 214-889-7940

[email protected]

Exec. Asst. RichardsonISD www.risd.org

Small multi-task ofc, C/S,heavy phones, A/R, coll.2+ yrs exp. Word & Ex-cel. Fax: 972-488-8141

Local Courier. Depend-able/prof, own car. Toppay. (469) 226-8514 email

[email protected]

A-CDL Local HazMat,OTR, yard dog. 2 yrs

exp. 972-647-2000

DFW’S BEST RATESIntermodal Own Op & Co.Class A/CDL. Night Shiftalso. 972-272-2565 x12

Drivers be home daily.Coastal Transport is hir-ing Petroleum deliverydrivers. Excellent pay,

benefits & quarterly safe-ty bonus. Must be 25

with class A, X endorse-ment & 1 year recent

driving. Call 888-371-9107

Large carrier needs P&DDrivers, Days Class Awith doubles and Hazmat704-576-1778 Days 704-563-

9165 Eve

Owner OperatorsLocal Carrollton truckingcompany looking for localand regional drivers with2000 or newer tractor orbobtail. Local, regional &dedicated loads, Regionaldrivers home most wk.ends, every 2-3 days. Getpaid on % of load, Avg.$1.15 to $1.40 per mile.Fuel Card available. Musthave good driving record,1 year experience. Applyat 1705 Wallace Drive#106, Carrollton, TX 972-

245-5544 ext. 237

Tow truck operator expe-rienced. Rich/North Dal-las/Plano. Call 972-235-2085

$--LADIES--$Ladies; Fast Cash Daily

High volume waitressNO EXP NEC $500-1 2 0 0 W E E K L Y18yrs & up. 214-358-

5524; 214-358-5511

AccountantAccounting degree req’d.Real Estate/Developmentexperience preferred. In-

clude salary req. (214)889-8535

[email protected]

North Dallas Bank seeksFloater with new ac-counts and teller exp.Also seeks tellers withteller exp. Complete ap-plication at ndbt.com.EOE

$40,000.00 to $50,000.00Bus. graduates are youlooking for a new envir.?Mesquite Dental ofc seeksBus. Ofc Mgr. Email res-ume and business degree

to: [email protected]

DRIVERS WANTEDLocal delivery - operatorslicense, insurance, bene-fits. Apply 2445 SantaAnna, Dallas 75228

Gen Labor1st/2nd Shifts $9.00 - 9.50Bilingual a + 972-488-8367

HERE FOR THE MON-EY All ladies 18 yrs

Plus $500 to $1300 WKLY214-350-0303 214-369-4070

Mach OperatorAll Shifts Avail DallasArea English Not Req.

972-488-8367

MAKE-READYCLEANERS

EXP ONLY. Make-ReadyCleaners for apts . inDFW. We pay bonuses.English req 972-271-0811

LVN / MAFT/PT W Plano OB/GYNExp req. Fax 972-608-4693

LVN/RN ManagerMed ofc seeks 5+ yr exp;OSHA, CLIA, & Ped exphelpful. Fax: 972-733-0311

RN - Case Manager

Busy infusion practiceseeks full-time case man-ager. Prior case manage-ment experience pre-ferred. Position is Mon-Friday; competitive sala-ry, medical and dentalinsurance, 401(k), and bo-nus program. Send re-sumes to [email protected]

RN/LVNBusy orthopedic groupnear Central & WalnutHill needs P.A. Fax resu-me to Ron @ 214-397-1555.

M.A.Prefer person with ortho-pedic experience to assistin a busy orthopedic clin-ic. The person will be do-ing administrative duties.Fax resume to Linda @214-397-1555.

Contract IntakeTherapist F/T

LPC with exp workingwith adults w/mental ill-ness. Flex schedule avail-able. Bilingual helpful.Fax 214-932-1991 or e-mail

[email protected]

Landscape ProjectManager

At least 8 yrs exp, goodproven track record .Good commun sk i l l s ,must speak Eng & Span.Must have great cust.service skills. Must passbkg and drug screen. Fax214-932-1991 Attach certs& any license. EOE

TEACH DANCEfor kids, P/T. 972-

612-7000KidsDanceCompany.com

Part TimeStart Now!

• National Corporations inMcKinney

• Doctor Referral Company• $150-$300 weekly pay• Flexible 3 hour shifts, M-F• Have fun and earn $$

469-742-0750

DIRECTOR OF RE-COVERY INITIA-

TIVESAn energetic, passionateand creative person isneeded to manage andcoordinate the functionsof this exciting and chal-lenging position. The suc-cessful candidate will beable to work well withcommunity partners witha focus on chronic caremanagement for citizensdisplaced by last yearshurricanes. Must be aproblem solver with ex-tensive experience build-ing and maintaining rela-tionships and a thoroughunderstanding of IT deliv-ery systems. This is aregular, full-time positionwithin our company. Aspart of this on-going pro-gram, LHCR is workingto increase adoption ofelectronic health recordsfor providers and dis-placed beneficiaries andworking with other stateand federal stakeholdersto develop a Web-basedprovider registry for usein preparing for and re-sponding to emergencies.Excellent benefit pack-age. E-mail resume andsalary requirements to:[email protected] orfax to: 225-248-7829 EqualOpportunity Employer

Coppell area. Seeks FTAsst Maint . AC Cert .

Fax 972-393-1478

MaintenanceMaint. tech needed forA+ property in ValleyRanch area . Must beHVAC cert. Great salary& benefits. Drug test,EOE. Call 972-401-9935

CASH FLOW DAILY LA-DIES 18 YR. & UPWAIT. 214-369-4070

FUSEA Tex-Asain drinking &dining exp. now hiringcocktails servers as wellas dining room staff forour famous patio business

Apply in person Mon-Thurs 2-5pm. 1512 Com-

mercewww.fusedallas.com

High $$$ Waitress

18 yrs +, will train 214-358-5511

$LADIES$Ladies; Fast Cash Daily

High volume waitressNO EXP NEC $500-1 2 0 0 W E E K L Y18yrs & up. 214-358-

5524; 214-358-5511

MAKE SOLID CASH La-dies have fun making

money $500 to $1300 wkly18 yrs + waitress

214-350-0303

Managerneeded for upscale retailfood store. Food/Retailexp. req’d & strong workethic a must. Pay aboveindustry standards forright person. Fax resume

214-363-5802

NOW HIRING! DAYSINN GARLAND

is hiring for Front DeskClerk. Call 972.226.7621

Security 3p-11p $10.75hrTXDL&backgrd chk. Ap-ply 8-5 M-F 2100 Stem-

mons Fwy 5th Flr.

Positive dependable peo-ple for telemarketingsales. Must have experi-ence with computers. Willtrain. In Irving Texas.Fax 214-441-9601 or [email protected]

CCTV/TV/Sound3+ yrs Experience

Estimator/Coordinator214-388-3446 or

[email protected] general con-tractor seeking experi-enced Superintendent withrestaurant background.Travel required. Fax res-ume to 972-698-8789

DIESEL/AUTO ME-CHANICS

Weekend Shift (Friday-Sunday) 6am-6pm. Work36 hours/paid for 40 Pay -$15/hr-$18/hr. Please email

resume to:brandy.poole@ nav-

international.com or call(972)485-7374

ELECTRICIANS Servicetech, industrial & com-mercial exp. Low Voltagetechs, Electr ic ians &Helpers. Training avail-able. Must have transpand pass drug test. Applyin person between 1:30and 4:30 p.m. Mondaythrough Friday. 2319 E.Grauwyler, Irving, TexasEOE

Luwa Mechanical is seek-ing a HVAC/R ServiceTech with 5+ years expe-rience. Full benefits, 40+hours per week. Fax res-ume to 214-349-8800

Mechanic ASE Cert. Gas& diesel. Great salary &benefits. 214-821-5052

Business-Financial

Addison Sports Bar, Highvolume very profitable,great growth 972-495-1776

90 Vending Mach.AbsoluteGoldmine. Excl. Equip./Locs. $10,995. 800-440-7761

ServiceDirectory

Air Conditioning/Heating

COMPRESSORS

$850 Installed 5 YearWarranty NO BULL AC

(214) 224-0990

Brick, Stone ServicesM asonry Svc . Br i ck ,block & masonry repair,Res/comm’l. 469-231-6003

Brick, Block & Stone Re-pairs. Light Concrete

Work. References a plen-ty. Call 214-668-5626

Care Services-AdultLoving adult care by CNAin my private countryhome. Call 903-569-3962.

Electrical ServicesMASTER ELECTRICIANLic/Ins. No job too big ortoo small. 214-793-7965

Handyman

MR. HANDYMAN•Painting•Drywall & Repair•Wallpaper•Tiling•Faux FinishesNo Job Too Small. Rea-sonable Rates. Free Est.Senior Citizen Discounts.Call 972-480-5216

All Small RepairsRottenwood/shtrock/bricks/paint/ 20yrs 972-786-3032

Home RepairsALL TYPES OF HOMEREPAIRS. Free est i -mates. (972) 238-7858

KFSR Home Improve-ments. All repairs + new.12 Yrs. Ref. 214-298-6975

Roofing RepairD&M Roofing. Repairs aslow as $125. Since ’74. 469-360-4173 www.dmroof.com

Tree ServiceSTUMP REMOVAL $2per diameter inch Call

817-909-9085

Dan Rosandich Tree Ser-v i c e . T r i m , r e m o v e ,stump grind. 972-484-7121

Windows and DoorsB.A.M. Professional Win-dow Cleaning Best in ALLof McKinney. Free ref.214-578-5004

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STORE AVAILABLEFOR LEASING

L o o k i n g f o r L e a s i n gAgents or Individuals interested in leasing finished store space (1750sqft). Call 214-924-0282.4637 Hedgcoxe Rd, Ste114, Plano, TX 75024

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9450 Skillman840’ WAREHOUSE Gatedparking, overhead door.

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IRVING WHSES 1000-2000 sqft. $450-875/mo.

972-579-7615

WAREHOUSES I35-Royal

SHOP &STORAGE 800-2000 sf, $425 & up OFC/

WHSE, 2400- 4000 sf,$1400 & up

TX. StadiumSHOP & STORAGE 1000-2000 sf, $450 & up OFC/WHSE, 1700 sf+ $750 &

up

Wentwood Mgmt972-241-6774

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Carrollton, Stem-mons @ BeltlineTech Office. 5000sf withWhse 3000sf. Grade ASpace, Low Rates, someoutside storage Michelle

214-676-3140

Love Field Area, 4900sf,20% office space, gradelevel, $1695/mo 3215 Orad-ell St., (214) 263-5977

Rockwall: 4K sf 3 offic-es, air/heat, 3 Phase

Power, Hwy 276, 5 mi.out of Rockwall.

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Tollway & Alpha Tollway& Q u o r u m L B J F w y(New) Turtle Creek AlsoOffices in Frisco 866-972-1200 [email protected]

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Hillcrest/LBJGarden ofc bldg. 680sf to14,800sf avail. Doug 214-

692-1188

1 Call 4 AllFree Rent Best Deals

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officefinders.com214-526-2626Rent/Sale

$16/sq ft Coit Rd, Plano75093 2400 sq ft. Nice Lo-cation 214-282-8678

Casa Linda /Casa View

Home 3bd/1ba/1, CH/A,Nice, $775mo.

$775deposit, no pets. NoSection 8. 11826 StrandStreet. (214) 533-0204

DowntownSPECIAL $725/Month 800

Sf loftnr Downtown. 214-878-2041

$3000/MONTH 7000 SFLOFT

3803 Eastside 214-878-2041

East DallasCONDOS - HOMES

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See Ton of Online VideosGTF 214-522-5700 x1

TH Gorgeous brand newtri-level 2bd/2.5ba/2car:

Granite countertops, w/dconn. 1718 Matilda $1400-

$1500 214-357-4886

Far North DallasApt. Free rent All areasquick move big dog OKAnna @ Findit 972-816-8393

Dup Hillcrest & Arapaholrg 3bd/2ba/2 fp, cov patio$1350/mo John 214-564-3531

Highland ParkApt: BeautifullyRemodeled 1bd/

1ba, hdwds, HPISD, dish-washer, 6 flr. plans, 3 lo-

cations. $625-$800/mo.Shamburger Property Co

214-801-2815

Kessler Park /Stevens Park

DUP: 2bd-1ba-2ga, 930sf,Ch/A, hdwd flrs, w/d conn$695+util. 214 871-3344

LakewoodHome 6917 Charade, 3bd/

2ba/2, wbfp, hdwds,$1450+dep. 214-505-1173

North DallasApt. $399+ Low move-inBad credit? Free service,all areas. HB @ Findit.

972-467-5037

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Condo 1bd/1 Meadow W.of Central wbfp w/d conngated $575 214-696-8840

Condo 2bd/2ba W/D, gat-ed, pool, wbfp, $675/mo.972-991-4567 972-931-6122

Condo: 2bd, 2ba, 2 la,washer/dryer, gated, fire-

place. Section 8 wel-come. $700. Diane Harris

(214) 342-3088

Fairway Greens

2 bedrooms avail.Specials 972-686-9144 www.myapartmenthome.com

..... Find The Right PlaceCondos Duplexes firstavenuerealty.com 214-

522.3221

Home-Exec3bd/2ba/2ga,largeclassic Bent Treehome. Walk in bar, patio,newly renovated. $1295.

972-740-9544

Townhome:P r e s t on @Frankford 2bd/2.5ba

2 car garage, fireplace,community pool, quietcorner unit, $1100monthly,WD Realty. 214-727-6844

Oak CliffCondo 2bd/1ba, fenced,patio, W/D conn, 4633Country Creek off WaltomWalker near AAFES, $625/mo. Call 214-696-8840

Cute & Updated

3 b d / 1 b a , C H / A ,1323 Harlendale.$750/mo. Deposit = $375.Rent to own, Available!

214-862-7333www.i4chomes.com

Home 2bd frame refrig &stove incl. On bus. Sec 8welcome. (972) 230-1803

Home 3bd/2ba/den/livingroom, brick, fp, ch/a builtin appl’s, screen porchfenced, 7407 Greenspan$850/mo 214-522-3335

Oak Lawn /Love Field

H o m e - B l u f f v i e w 2bdrm/1 ba, 900 sq ft, A/C,Washer/dryer, hardwoodflrs, lg bkyrd, pets ok.$750/mo. 214-673-0687

Park CitiesCondo furn’d 1bd/1.5ba/17640 Greenway $1000/mo.

214-215-2121

Pleasant GroveHome 3bd/2ba/2 brick,

very nice area, Bruton/Jim Miller, appl’s, trees,

fenced, ch/a, 2010 Old-field, $850/mo 214-522-3335

Home 9816 Bluffcreek-3bd/1ba/1.5, fenced, CH/A,schools & bus, rent $695/mo+ $500dep. 972-222-8382

Remodel Done4bd/2ba/2cp CH/A,Big house & greatyard New baths, paint,

carpet $950/mo. Sec 8 OK2122 Lewiston

214-862-7333www.i4chomes.com

University ParkHm lovely 2bd-2ba-2, 3101Lovers Ln. plantationshutters, excellent condi-tion, $2500/mo 214-363-7107

AllenAA NEW 5bd/3.5ba/2

3272SF $2250469-667-3878www.gbushnell.com

West s ide Mustsee 3/2/2/1 Walk toExemp schls, comm club,pool, tennis, trail, parks.jetted tubs, elec gate$1500/mo 214-669-0024

ArlingtonHome Very nice 3bd/2ba/2q u i e t a r e a $ 1 0 5 0 m o$750dep. 972-935-2635

AubreyAA NEW 4bd/2.5ba/2


CarrolltonDup Frankford/Kelly 2bd-2ba, fp, fenced, no pets,$750, $400 dep. 972-495-9331

Home 3bd/2ba/1 brick, ap-pl’s, ch/a, schools, trees,2030 Northmoor Way, $950/mo 214-522-3335

Home 4bd/2.5ba/2la2 story 3000sf, 2160McCoy nr schls $2200/depLynn �� 469 / 544 -3385

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CoppellHouse For Lease2005 Built 3176 SqFt 4Bd 2.5 Bath Availableimmediately(open house 7days) Location:10324 Off-shore Dr,Irving (CoppellISD)Lease to Buy Optionalso avlable $1999/Mth 972-506-9797 [email protected]

Desoto

Apt Las Casitas

1, 2 & 3 bdrms available

Specials 972-223-5300 www.myapartmenthome.com

Apt:ThornManor

1 & 2 bedrooms avail.Specials 972-223-9120 www.myapartmenthome.com

Home ManufacturedHomes, all sizes. $99 1st

Month’s Rent. Acrossfrom city park, nice

pool. 972-223-9000

Duncanville

AmazingNo utility bills to pay!Ask about our awesome1 & 2 bdrms 972-298-5311Not A Voucher PropertyHome 4bd/2ba/2 fans allrooms d/w, w/d, Dvilleschools $1125 214-251-5378

2 BEDROOMTOWNHOMES

Rent as Lowas $699

(972) 298-0832

Ennis

MUST SEE4bd/2ba/attached

garage + appls. Smalldep. $760/mo. Sec 8 OK

972-878-2270

Fairview

NEW EXECUTIVEHOME

Villages of Fairview4bd/3.5ba 4,150 sq $1,995.

(214) 269-6765www.leasedontbuy.com

FriscoAA NEW 3bd/2ba/2


BLOWOUT SPECIAL!Great Prices Must SeeLeaseWithOnSite.com972-689-0383 � 24hrs

Brand New HomeFrisco Ranch

& Panther Creek6bd/4ba 4,000 sf $1,595.00


FriscoBrand New Home-3bd/2ba/2cg, 1800sf,Upgraded 15586 CalicoCrt, Includes gardener.$1250/mo+dep 916/475-3996

Duplex- Bargain rent!Newer 3bd, 2.5ba, 2 cargarage, rear fenced lawn.Ceramic or hardwoodfloors, 9 ft. ceilings, 42"kitchen cabinets. All ap-pliances, king mastersuite, double vanities,walk-in clost. Dec. blinds.214-284-3323 or 214-995-3971

H m : 4 b d - 3 . 5 b a2900SQFT, 2 YearOld Execut ive Home.Hunters Creek, EnergyStar - Save $100/mo. 2poo ls , Parks , H ike &Bike, Elem. in subdiv.H wy 12 1 / Cu s t e r . OneBlock to Plano. $1795mo.Call �� 972-588-8588 ��

H o m e : B R A N DN E W , N e v e rLived In, 5bd/2.5ba/2car,gameroom, great loca-tion, 2-Story, perfect floorplan, 3000sf. 989 ShiprockDrive. Only $1895/mo. 800-697-8685 ext. 113 or 214-404-

8918

Home Great 3bd/2ba, comm. pool,in Plantation Estates,convenient location, $1350/mo. 972-672-3356 Agent

Home: Lg. newer estatehome, 4bd/3.5ba/3, 3300+sf, lg. ownr suite, study,gamerm, media rm, ce-ramic & built-ins through-out, fencd yard, comm.p o o l , e x e m p l a r a r yschools, $2095/mo. 8330M i s t y S h o r e s . O PENSUN. 2-4. 508-839-9205

Home 3bd/2ba/2,2000sf, comm.

pool, park, almost new,fresh carpet/paint.

$1400/mo. 972-345-3850

Home- 4bd/2ba/2, manyupgrades, 7615 Cordova,$1395/mo. (214) 418-4548

H O U S E F O RRENT

Frisco ISD, huge backyard with swimmingpool,4 bedroom,2.5 bath,woodand ceramic flrs,$1390,NO CREDIT CHECK!forshowing please call 214-2834378

Immac 3bd/2.5baofc/gmrm, largebedrooms, new pnt/crpt,villa w/landscape incl.,6787 Winston $1450/mofa i rv iewrenta lproperties.com �� 214-533-6484

LUXURY DUPLEXGorgeous neighborhood,2392 sq ft, 4bd/3ba/2car,W/D connections upstairs,ceiling fans throughout,fp , game room, lawnmaintenance included.Frisco schools. $1450/month. 972-841-8279

PURCHASELEASE/

PURCHASEBeautiful Brand

New Homesfrom

$200,000-$500,000Less than perfect credit.

Low or No down paymentCall for appt.

972-428-5300Broker

please visit our websitewww.pfcmortgagecorp.com

TH - Legacy3bd/2.5ba/2, appls,new development, near

shops & schools $1400/mo(214) 335-1105

12697 Ducks Land-ing. New 2000sf,

4bd/2ba+office.Upgrades, walk to pool/park/pond, $1300/mo.Pets OK. 972-979-1730

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GarlandApt Special 2bd/2baW/D conn, cleanquiet. 972-390-0911

Apt Valley Creek1 & 2 bedrooms available.


Home: cheap rent $695/mo, $495 dep. 3bd/1ba/1cg,CH/A, fenced yard. Goodrental history req. 1/2 off7th month. 214-563-1554

Home 2819 Hickory BendOakridge CC 3bd/2ba/2cgNo Sec 8 $1195 972-618-9003

NORTH GARLAND AVE.5 mins from 190, walk toschool, 2bd/1.5ba, $699/mo

$150 dep. Free Cable.972-240-8888

Grand Prairie

Apt: Wind Chase1, 2 & 3 bedrooms avail.


Brick 3bd/1.5ba/2new paint, carpet& tile. 417 Dorris. Rentw/option to buy $2900dwn.$875mo. 214-263-5977

Gorgeous 3/2/1 Brick $925/mo, +$700dep Brand

New Inside! 866-898-5962

Home Balla Way 3/1/1brick: ch/a, fenced, $775mo + deposit. 972-922-9187

Home - Recently remod-e l e d , 2 b d r m / 1 b a t h ,fenced in yard, no pets,2302 SE 14th St, $675/mo+ $675 deposit. 972-264-5089/972-839-4599

Quail Crossing1 bedrooms available


3BD-2BA2 liv areas, 1900 sf, closeto school, park & shop-ping, $1150. 817-825-1565

GrapevineHome 3/2/2 wooded, quiet,121 & 114. Best GrapevineSchools. Inncentives forlong-term renters. $1,275.214-554-2206.

Lake Dallas4bd 2.5 ba; nearnew elem; cer tile/h a r d wd f l s ; 3 1 7

Stately Oak 940-465-4469$1250 mo avail now

LewisvilleDup - Like New 3bd/2ba/2car, includes lawn care,Highland Village Schools,close to schools/shopping.$1250/mo. � 214-725-4083

Home - 3/2/2, 2 livareas, fresh paint/

cpt. $1095 + dep. Nopets. Easy access to I35

& 121. Brkr/owner972-436-0536

Home. 319 Wildfire-3/2/2,all amenities, ceramic tilelrg yd $975. 940-482-0095

Little ElmDuplex- Bargain rent!Newer 2bd & 3bd, 2.5ba,Hardwood floors, 9 ft.ceilings, 42" kitchen cabi-nets. All appliances, kingmaster suite, ceramicbaths, decorative blinds.N e a r l a k e , p a r k s , &schools. 214-284-3323 or 214-995-3971

For Lease BrandN e w B e a u t i f u l3070sf, 4bd/3.5ba, pool,jacuzzi, lake view, $2200/mo (214) 762-8325

�NEW HOUSE�3bd/2ba/2, 2000sf$1195. off Eldorado & 720

224 Willowlake,(214) 335-1105

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AA NEW 4bd/2ba/22111SF $1395469-667-3878

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AA NEW 4bd/3.5ba/23044SF $1795469-667-3878

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AA NEW 4bd/3.5ba/22548SF $1500469-667-3878

www.gbushnell.com

AA NEW 5bd/2.5ba/22637SF $1650469-667-3878

www.gbushnell.com

HomeL e a s e / L e a s e P u r -chase in S tonebr idgeRanch. 4BR 3.5BA. 3,150SF with pool. $2,400 permonth includes pool andlawn maintenance. 214-534-0973

Mesquite

Apt Pecan RidgeCall for availability


Homes: 3bd & 4bd, greatopen plans, lrg cornerlots in nice areas, 6 clos-ets. Rent/Sale $895 & up.

501-345-3121

H o m e 2 0 3 3 A l o h a ,3bd/2ba/2/2LA’s, Updated,very clean & in excellentcondition. (214) 354-9294

Home: 3bd/2ba/2, updatedpaint-carp-hdwds-kitch$995/mo+dep. 214-205-3488

322 Brick home in CreekCrossing $1200 Easymove-in 972 285-7128

PlanoAvailable Now!3bd/2.5ba/2, over2500sf updated with newpaint. Beautiful hdwd flrs.Lg open kitchen, sunroomprivate bkyd nr 190. $1450/mo. 214-691-2000 ext. 235

Home avail 9/1 orsooner. 3bd/2ba/2walk to schools, hospital,shops. Pets ok, $995 +security. 972-743-1864

Home Bu i l t ’ 9 9McDermott/Custer5bd/3ba/2 , Plano ISD,walk to school $1595/mo.Call Ada 972-678-1860

Home: 4000sf, stucco,Bent Tree Estates, pool,jucuzzi, 4bd/3.5ba/3car. 469-235-7301

Home 4bd/2ba/2cg:2 l i v i n g a r e a s ,2200sf, new carpet/

paint, near 75, shopping &school, $1400. 214-284-3876

large 3 bed-2 bth living/dining wood flrs c/w gasFP.eat in ktcn. Fencedyard-spa All appliances$1,300 MUST BE SEEN214-793-7933

NEW EXECUTIVEHOME

Kings Ridge4bd/2ba 3,600 sq $1,995.


Ranch Style Home 3bd/2ba/2 $1200mo+dep. PlanoPkwy/Preston. 972-877-7712

PrincetonHome 2bd/1bacountry home,

barn/land also available.(214) 533-0208

RockwallAA NEW 3bd/2ba/2


MUST SEE! Prestigiouswaterfront Condo on LakeRay Hubbard, 2bd/2ba/1.Available August 1. 972-

412-6656

Rowlett

HOUSE FOR RENT$1450 ,3 / 2 / 2 ,10414 BentTreeDr.Rowlett,912-381-4840

Royse CityAA NEW 3bd/2ba/2


Seagoville

Apt: Cedar Point1, 2, 3 bds avail. Specials!

972-287-8310 www.myapartmenthome.com

Home on quietstreet. 3bd/2ba, of-fice, CH/A, wbfp,

hardwoods/carpet, $875/mo. + dep. 214-869-7123

4bd/2ba ImmaculateDoublewide w/ all the ex-tras on 5 acres w/ barn inCombine area, CrandallISD. Owner 214-926-5354

Wylie

Cheaper Than Rent3bd/2ba w/stunningmaster bath, hugewalk-in closet, Roman tubw/separate shower. Leaseto own. Southfork Wylie(972) 442-2361 RBI35116

Hm 3bd/2ba/2 custom, fp,cerm tile, clean, cornerlot $1150/mo. 214-289-1725

Corporate /Short Term

Condo wel l furn ishedshort/long term, Bills Pd!

$1100-$1500 214-522-4692

Lovers & Tollway Condo7640 Greenway 1bd/1.5ba/1

$1000/mo. 214-215-2121

Rentals to Share

ALL AREASRoommate Finders

972-242-6194S h a r e G a r l a n dnewly rmdld homeRent neg+util $125dp pool/cable/no pets 214-808-8936

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Assume $568/mo w/$12.5Kdn. 7.6%, 29 yrs-No creditchk! Blueridge 26.6acs:trees, crk, $92.5K. 817-448-8320 bryant.zexxnet.com

HOMESACREAGE

For BestCoverage

www.altus.us orAltus Realty866-785-1455

LAKE LAVON VIEWMobiles OK, owner fi-nancing, low down pmt

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LAKE LAVON VIEWMobiles OK, owner fi-nancing, low down pmt

972-772-9727

Melissa, TX31⁄2 ac w/countryhome 3/2/2, fishing pond,paved rd, Owner Financ-ing. $145,000 972-562-1722

3 ACRESPOND & TREES

Near Crandall,mobile ready

Agent972-842-FARM

Texas Ranches: 4 lakes,private gated communi-ty, 1+ acre lots, $4995

each. Closeout Ready ToBuild On, 1st 50 calls!

864-324-2566

Absolutely Best Buy

$91MO BUYS LANDPool-gated-pier-Lake Fork$590 Down. 214-696-2315

Bargain 326acs,only $750ac Frontson Sulphur River. MtP l e a s a n t a r e a D e e r ,Hogs, Ducks 214-263-5977

53.5 Acres, 2 acres lake,2.5 hours NE of Dallas.$1775/ac. Details & pic-tures at http://mikeslandatbagwell.blogspot.comemail: [email protected] (903) 249-5604

Bargain! Corsica-na area 10.5 acres,5 minutes to RichlandC h a m b e r s L a k e o n ly$23K. Cash! 214-263-5977

Quail/Ducks/DeerHoward Co, 1834 acres.

3 lakes, rolling hills,$495/acre. Linda Carter

Ranch Broker903-236-0636

Choctaw County 430 acresof Prime recreationalland, live creeks, big tim-ber, electricity, camp-house, turkeys & deer ga-lore. 180+ class bucks.$1300/acre. (580) 345-2592

Mts. Western NM JamesValley Ranch, 115 Acres$ 8 9 , 9 0 0 . 0 0 . 2 3 2 Acres$169,900.00. Cool Mt. air,Private, Views Of Redrock bluffs, elec. Greatget-away 10% Down Own-er Financing 888-883-4842

Reno/ElkoNevada 1+ acre lots:$4995 each. Mountain

views, all utilities! 864-324-2566

1920 ac. for sale in SEOklahoma, 2 mi fromSardis Lake. Land joinslarge residential develop-ment going in. Excellentrecreation or investmentproperty $550-$700 per ac.(580)320-4903 (580) 332-4903

MORTGAGESINVESTOR LOANS100% 1-4 Units90% Apartment Loans90% Commercial Loansdcmapartments.com

972-523-4444

Apt/Comml LoansANY SIZE Prime

LendingMr. Drescher 469-449-9929

Mob Hm Pk-Mini Storage54 lots, 94 storage units$850K $300Kdn 303-794-5230

Carrollton, TXIndustrial Bldg., 11.20%Cap, $15.02 per RSF, up-side through renovation &releasing. $3.3M, Contact:Marty C. 310/909-5500

Handyman Special, $56KWorth $97K, $12K to fix

800-630-7346 ext 2105

GREAT VIEW!!!B & B R e a d y !Handicap Equip. MUSTSEE the scenic turnoutquality view of S.E. OKMts. & Sardis Lake. 2.5acs. 2500sf, 4bd/4.5ba, 2years old, $495K. 918-569-7235 or 4302 (Msg.) WebID#: 17057756 for pictures.

Absolutely Best Buy

$91MO BUYS LANDPool-gated-pier-Lake Fork$590 Down. 214-696-2315

acre Beautiful woodedlot, gated community,SE of Mt. Vernon Tx.

near Lake CypressSprings $3,000. 316-612-

7646 after 7pm

A Free Buyer Rep for allat Cypress/Sandlin/ForkPalestine/Tawakoni/RayHubbard & other small

lakes 1 click see all withAgent working for your

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Obtainable 800-342-3589EastTexasRealEstateCo.com

CYPRESS/SANDLINFree catalog 800/848-6237

twinlakesrealty.net

CYPRESS SPRINGSCENTURY21BUTLER

.COM 1-800-662-0377

Cypress SpringsRealty free catalog & infothe-lake.com 800-634-2167

Doublewide on 4Acres Waterfront,Richland Chambers Lake.Owner/Agent 1-800-547-1003

Lake Home0 1 S o l i t a i r e M f g .Home, +/ - 1ac . LakeBonham Lot. Freshlypainted 3bd, 2ba, brknook, appliances, ceilfans, fireplace,CH/A, 1664sq.ft. 20x20 wrk shop, carport. $129K 903-640-0180

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Richland Chambers Lake5 AC W/NEW CABIN I-45 S. TX VET. $132/mo.Owner/Agent 1-800-547-

1003

2 Wooded Lots. Located8miles NE of Mt Vernonnear Marina on Lake Cy-press Springs. $1200ea.316-612-7646 aftr 7pm

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Casa Linda /Casa View

Home 3bd/1.5ba totallyupdated, easy finance!

(214) 674-2744

East DallasHome 2915 Klondike 4bd/1updated bath hdwds over1200sf $82,500 972-279-5610

North DallasO W N E R F I -NANCE Remod-eled 3bd/2ba/2 $4000 dwn$990/mo Avail NOW. Call

786/375-0640

P r e s t o n H o l l o w t e a rdown. Reusable $50,000pool, $329,500. 972-818-6706

Oak CliffNo Bank Qualifying!$1950 Total Move-in

Brick 4 Bedroom/2 Bath1622 Elmwood Map 54N

Agent 214-803-0193

Specializing in Oak CliffHud home sales. BeverlynColar 469-831-7797

AnnaHome: $300 total move-in.New brick homes. 3bd &4bd, credit issues OK. 972-762-4891

AzleHome 3bd/2ba $32,400Foreclosure! For List-ings. 800-749-8106 Ext 5923

Cedar Hill100% Financing Avail. -

Bad Credit OK! 2 HomesCedar Hill 4bd/2.5ba/2, 3LA’s, pool $138,500. OakCliff 3bd/2ba/2, $99,500.Open House Sun 9th &16th 2-5pm 972-345-4040

CrandallHome BeautifulNew 3bd/2ba/3gar,1502sf, $127,000. Large lot,tile, sprinkler, 10’ ceil-ings, sec syst. 469-358-5631

DesotoHome by Owner,Special financing.4bd/2ba/2car, 2100sf, nodn, $925mo. $149,900. 972-617-9979

Specializing in DesotoHud home sales. BeverlynColar 469-831-7797

DuncanvilleSpecializing in Duncan-ville Hudhome sales Bev-erlyn Colar 469-831-7797

Flower MoundHm 4bd/3ba/2/2la’s,seller fin, $199,500$3k down, $1954/mo. PITIno qual, no closing costs,9/897-4789 fc-realtors.com

FriscoBrand New 4bd/2ba/2, reduced to$165,465. Also brand new3bd/2ba /2 , reduced to$153,235. Frisco schools,great neighborhood! Fullso/fence/sprinkers. Broker214-546-2905 or 972-233-8554

Gorgeous LandstarHome, in plannedcommunity w/2pools, 5bd/3 .5ba /3LA/s tudy /3car .$349.9K. 972-672-3356 Agent

Homes-Beauti fu l Newhomes, lease to purchase,3500 sq. ft and 4300 sq. ft.,5bd, gameroom, living &dining, great communityGray Hawk Estates, Pan-ther Creek. 13646 ValleyMills & 11876 Stephenville.Call: (817) 937-3735. NoCredit Check!

Home 2070sf under-air 4bd/2ba/2car formal dining &living, screened in backporch, $159,900 214/705-7709

Home - 3 bedroom2 bathroom to bebuilt, just under 1700 sqft. For every new homepurchase, I refund $1000 -$3000 commission to beable to give these greatprices. Call for this greatoffer. $136,900. Call Jim-my 480-558-6088

MAKE OFFER!Fabulous 5bd/4.5ba/3/3LA,Pool, Creek Lot, 3⁄4 AC.,Guarded, Energy Saver,6449 Lone Grove Ct Ap-praisal $1.2M 972-731-8077

FriscoHome - 3 bedroom2 bathroom to bebuilt, just under 1700 sqft. For every new homepurchase, I refund $1000 -$3000 commission to beable to give these greatprices. Call for this greatoffer. $136,900. Call Jim-my 480-558-6088

NEW CUSTOM1544 San Andres

Lease PurchaseOpen Sun 2-4

Spacious 4,200 sf 4bd/3.5ba/2LA formal dining, study/media room, island kitch-en w/granite countertops,hdwd & stone floors, gar-den jet tub w/separateshower & much more.Call Debra 214-828-4181

GarlandCute Studio Condo @ LakeRay Hubbard 2bd/2bavaulted ceilings, FP, c-fans, marble garden tubcov’d prk & EZ acc to I30/Lake. Balcony has stor-age closet & overlookspool. All appls included.$55,000 obo or for rent at$725/mo. Call 903-654-2100

Specializing in GarlandHud home sales. BeverlynColar 469-831-7797

Irving

HOMEBUYING or SELLING

Truzzie Howard RE

972-258-0043

LewisvilleHm: 3bd/2ba, wooded cor-ner lot, vaul. ceil. FSBO.LISD, Lewisville/HighlandVillage area. Financialassist. avail. 972-989-8708

Hm 3bd/2ba/2/2stryseller fin, $155,000,$3K down, $1546/mo. PITIno qual, no closing costs,9/897-4789 fc-realtors.com

MelissaBrand New 4bd/2ba/2,1793sf, only $129,490. $500move in, closing costspa id . Fu l l s od / f ence /sprinkler system. Broker214-546-2905 or 972-233-8554

Mesquite1997 Mobile Home like

new for rent or sale 3br/2ba. (972) 222-4326

PlanoB E T T E R T H A N100% OWNER FI-N A N C I N G F O R

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P L A N O , S F R 3 1 0 KOR 2900MONTH. GREATSCHOOLS AND CLOSETO TOLLWAY & GB.GRANITE COUNTERSHANDSCRAPED HARD-WOOD. 2933SQFT. MUSTS EE. PLEASE CALLFOR AN APPOINTMENTBRYAN @ 214-770-5603.OWNER WILL FINANCEGOOD OR BAD CREDITOK.LOOK ON REALTOR.COM FOR PICTURES.3305 WESTWAY COURT

75093Hm 4bd/2ba/2la/2ganew appls, marbleentry lots of trees, conve-nient location, new fence/paint. $142,500 972-312-8517

SachseH o m e - C h o i c ehome-just like new

3bd/2ba/2car ga-rage, 1806 sf, 7227C r e e k s t o n e D r .

Wonderful neighborhood!$139,900 Agent 214-683-9435

The ColonyGorgeous 4bd/2ba/3LA/2din in Leg-end Bend. Media room+many amenit ies Only$225K Call Ida 214-236-4080

Wylie

Lease 2 OwnEasy Qualify 3/2

Lovely setting w/ trees,4 fishing lakes. Wylie ISD

(972) 442-6779 RBI35116

Out of MetroplexEast

FSBO 3bd/2ba/2 Brick inSE Ty ler , near UTT,1650SF., CH/A, fireplace,fenced, $162,500. (903) 566-9552 for appointment.Open House July 8-9. 1-4p

Look at this one!Greenvi l le ,5b /3b on 4acres. Horse barn,shop,pipe fencing.below appraisal at $249,000.00 call

903-450-6443

Out of MetroplexNorth

Secluded 4.46 acres nes-tled amongst 300 matureoak trees, has a stockedfishing pond w/ it’s ownsitting dock along w/ adesigner Koi pond. Alarge circular drive wel-comes you w/ trees, aflower garden and waterfeature. The house isloaded w/ full length win-dows that allow a breathtaking view. Located just4 mi outside DowntownDenison asking $350,000.www.dvweb.biz/koioaks.php 972-333-7995

Out of TexasFSBO Okla. City.Possible owner fin.2500sf, 3bd/2ba/2.5gar,huge mstr suite, ±1⁄4 ac intown, bkyd access. Allnew in/out, great area/schools. $175K 405-514-3745

FSBO Okla. City.Possible owner fin.2500sf, 3bd/2ba/2.5gar,huge mstr suite, ac intown, bkyd access. Allnew in/out, great area/schools. $175K 405-514-3745

Santa Fe, NM140 Acres Spring CanyonRanch. Views of town,abuts ancient Pueblo, Ex-c e l l e n t i n v e s t m e n t .$365 ,000 .00 10% DownOwner Financing Call 888-

883-4842

Manufactured Homes

Amazing Offer!Take over pay-ments, $520/mo.

’99 3bd/2ba, excellent con-dition w/ covered patio &driveway. (972) 442-5819

Southfork RBI35116

MOVE IN NOW4/2 1900sf on 1

Acre, 10 year war-ranty included only

700mth P&I call now! 214-660-2026 RBI35816

4/2 on 2 ACRES2 Liv. Areas Is-

land Kitchen HOTTUB IN BACK

30 min to Dls. 650mth P&I214-660-7763 RBI35816

CRANDALL ISD3 / 2 o n 1 A C R ENew Crpt, Pnt &Appls. $0 Down 632.79mth

214-660-2026 RBI35816

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$395 month CALL 214-660-7763

KAUFMAN4/2 ON 1 ACREONLY $676.28 P&I

$2850.00 Down 7% apr360 months, wac. Call To-

day 214-660-7759Down payment assistanceprogram available foryour new home. Call forapplication. 214-327-8834

Need to sell double wideon 2 acres . Pay t i t l etransfer fee. 214-327-8834

Manufactured Homes$500 down on over 2000 sqft home on 1 acre of land.Can finance at 6.75%/360mo/P&I $856 monthly214-327-8834.

4bd/2ba 2000 sq ft on 2acres. Island kitchen.Royce City. Financingavailable. 972-603-5436Linny

Abandoned home on acre-age for sale. Call for de-tails. After 2:00 please!214-327-8999

Need Financing? FirstTime Home Owner Pro-gram Available. Call 214-327-8951

Build on your land 4 bed-room home at $45.00 sq ftcall 214-327-8834

Large 3bd/2ba on 2 acresin Royce City, Call 214-327-9026

4bd/2ba Home on Acreagein Red Oak. Call Mike 469-337-0857

Real Estate ServicesCommercial Property FinHard cash or conventional$100k on up, great rates,f l e x i b l e t e r m s . C a l lCatherine Cooper, Warden

Funding. (817) 233-7236

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Pets-Poultry-Livestock

German ShepherdsTriumph Gucci bloodline,AKC,full German blood,3f/2m born 5/23.Parents:blk/red blk/tan, beautifulmarkings, hips certified,not fat, good temperament and very protective,on site.N Dallas $1,000.00(972) 788-9194

adoptacat53.com Kit-tens 469-628-0007

Cashier’s Check for Cat-tle. Buy herd sellouts

(903) 571-9440/561-2131

AKC BASSET’S11 wks, 3F/1M shots/

wormed, tri-colors. $275972-775-6190 or 214-532-0494

Boston Terrier, AKC, M& F, shots, wormed, 7wks, $400. 972-775-3137

B O X E R S A D U L T S &PUPS $300/EA. 903/227-2014 OR 903-378-2014

AKC Eng BulldogPups. Univ Geor-g ia Masco t b lood l ine

w/health cert & shots,$1000 and up. 254-576-1686

Chihuahua/Poodle mix, 8wks., male & female. $200cash. 972-775-6588

English BulldogP u p , 1 f e m a l ebrindle w/white, 2nd setof shots. $1500 CASH, 214-794-9247

Old EnglishBulldog, AKC, reg.

w/papers. 5mos, $1100.Cash only. 972-913-2878

AKC English Bull-dog, male, solidwhite, 8 weeks old, cham-pion sired, not kennelraised, great Bul ldogtraits, lots of wrinkles,580-889-7514, 580-889-0402

Dashund, 6mo, male, par-ti- color, shots, crate,

free. 972-461-0491

AKC Golden Re-triever Pups: hip/heart/eyes certified. $750,

males. 903-569-3152dogwoodsprings.com

Jack Russell Pups, regist-gered & shots, $250 & up.Cash Only. (469) 222-1845

Full blooded Labpups. First shots& wormed. 6 wks old.$125-$150. 214/202-1860.

Also FREE KITTENS

ACA Yellow (White) labpuppy. Female. 8 weeksold. All shots up to date.Very friendly, good withmy cat. Forced to sell.Comes with leash, training crate. $250.00 (972)835-5563 Located in Plano.

MALTESE PUPS Toy/T-cup, hlth guarn. Cash!

972-636-0970

MIN PIN 7WKS 3LEFT2F/1M shots-tails. Choc.,Stag,Red 972-877-7490..

Min Pin Pups, CKC reg,red/blk, $300-$350. 469-733-2676/469-879-5238

ADBA pit bull pups. 9wks or adults. $300 & up(214)642-5541

POM-CHI, 12 weeks, Allshots, $75. (940) 597-7167

Kennel ReductionTeacup & Toy

Poodles AKCSome champion sired.

940-365-3334

Pug Puppies, APRI, $200up, cash. Fawn, Male

and Female. 903-883-0705

Puggles, 1 male $325;2 females at $300 each.

Shots & wormed,6 weeks old. (580)-399-3957 or (580) 428-3469

German Rotts, 6wks. old, 8 males-$500, 6 females- $400. AKCreg’d. Parents on site.Stud service. 469-441-3217

AKC Lg Rott PupsGERMAN ROTT PUPSREADY 2M/2F 7WKS $500P A R E N T S O N S I T ECALL (214)641-6102Miniature SchnauzersBeautiful Black Mini’sAKC. 1 Female $300. 1Male $250. Paper trained& ready to go. 972-922-9332

AKC Mini SchnauzersChamp lines call or viewwww.hometown.aol.com/schnpups1 [214-893-3829]

Akc shih tzu pups, beautiful back and white,350.00male 400 female, willm e e t h a l f w a y f r o mwaco.254-292-2624-254-666-9628.

Reg’d Shih Tzu puppies:M a l e $ 2 0 0 + , F e m a l e$300+ CASH. 972-636-0970

AKC Weimaraner3pups&1-1.5yr old $300ea,940-867-0788

Yorkie & Pom Pups AKC,Teas & Toys. Also youngadults. Health guaran-teed. 214-676-2385 see picsat www.toycuties.com

ADBA Pit pups lghd rd nose $400 shrt/thick. 214-498-7873

MINI SCHNAUZ-ERS $300 Reg’d,Shots, Tails, Dew-

claws 817-896-2202

English Springer spaniels$600-700. 1-888-823-7303waterkingkennels.com

AMERICAN BULL-DOGS

Registered. All shots 940-206-5345

Boxers AKC FwnChampion bloodline. 3 M, 3 F. $350 &

up. 972-941-6541

Miniature Pincherp u p p y , m a l e ,black & tan, 4 monthsold, comes w/puppy start-up kit, $500. 214-437-4208

English Bull Terriers,white & colors, M-$750, F-$900. Top quality, bigpups. Pugs available.(940) 648-2245

Coastal hay round bales,$75 & up, delivery avail.214-738-2031 lv. message.

For sale 5x5 none fertil-ized cow hay in East TX$40 per roll. (936) 615-1050

Bermuda Grass HaySmall squares $7 SudanHay Lg squares & round

bales 580-450-0448

2yr stud Qtr horse 4 whitestockings white blaze

face $1500 469-438-3992

Full Care Stall Boardingon Lake Lewisville, Over20mi of trail riding, In-

door/outdoor arenas, 6day turnout,

highmeadowarabians.com

940-241-2042 or 214-352-3501

BABY HEDGEHOGS soldto loving homes only. call214-435-6015 for more info.

Merchandise

Estate SalesCarrollton Area - EstateSales Online Let me helpyou get the most $$ foryour stuff. Call 972-394-3982 or email [email protected] to findout how it works.

WANTED: German Hel-mets & guns, also Ameri-can, German, & Japanesesouvenirs from WWI &WWII. (214) 695-8121

Louis Icart 1928rare orig etching" C h e s t n u t V e n d o r " :s i g n e d / w i n d m i l l e dstamped-$2200 214-284-3371

Rolling StonesWanted! Orig 1965 Dallas/Ft Worth concert posters.Top $$ paid! 310-346-19652 Antique Secre-tary Desks, oneenglish oak chest type w/glass door, one uprightdark walnut w/3 bow frontdrawers at bottom. Bothvery good condition 972-780-0435.

Kenmore side by side re-frigerator, 5 years old.Paid $1600, sell $800, obo.Perf. cond. (972) 398-0912

Washer & Dryer, LargeCapacity, Refrigerator,Range. All Perfect Cond.Can Deliver. Call Any-time. � 214-606-2848 �

GET CA$HFor Computers,

Electronics. Buy/Sell/Repair/Ebay sell/train

�972-680-3999�dallastechline.com

HOT DEAL!Dell Desktops, 1.0G/128/WinXP $150, Mac 5260’s$35 ea. Paul 214-477-0979

NEW & USED HEATING& A/C EQUIPMENT. CanInstall (214) 440-7544

Two Trace Engineeringinverters,#SW4024 one250amp disconn.all asn e w , $ 2 5 0 0 f o r a l l .903.469.3889 message

Complete girls’ whitewash pine bunkbed set:includes dresser/mirror,nightstand, chest. Likenew, $800. 972-539-4493

NEW CHERRYWOODSLEIGH BEDROOMSolid cherrywood. Dove-tail drawers. Including

bed, 2 nitestands, dress-er, mirror, ladys chest &

armoire. Cost $7800.SELL $2900. 469-693-5275

817-691-6541

CHERRY SLEIGHBedroom 5 pc SetNew w/wrnty; cost $2975Sell for $1150. 972-866-6626

Denim 3cushion couch$350,Denim recliner

$300,214-289-6677, Carroll-ton

KING PILLOWTOPMattress Set new in plas-tic w/wrnty. Can deliver,sacrifice $145. 972-866-0352

Brand NewQueen Pillowtop

Still in plastic with war-ranty: sell $125. 972-

866-7797

Complete queen bedroomset, light oak, 3 mos. old,paid $5000, sell for $3250.(972) 333-6170

Gameroom Equipment

POOL TABLEBRAND NEW

8x4, 1" slate,leatherpockets Retail$3500, sacrifice

$990 incl. $500 ac-cess kit. Can deliv-

er/install. 972-814-5095 817-691-6541

Pool TableBrand New - BrandName 1" slate, ac-

cessories kit. Retail $2200.Must sell! Very nice ta-

ble! $975. 214-243-6655._______________________

Home Theater re-cliner seats with cuphold-er. Brand new in boxw/warraty, can deliver.Set of 3 retails $2550, sell

$800. 214-243-6655

Pool TableBrand New - BrandName 1" slate, ac-

cessories kit. Retail $2200.Must sell! Very nice ta-

ble! $975. 214-243-6655._______________________

Home Theater re-cliner seats with cuphold-er. Brand new in boxw/warraty, can deliver.Set of 3 retails $2550, sell

$800. 214-243-6655

Trophy White-taildeer hunting leas-es. Legendary JUNCORANCH. Webb County,South TX, $17 per acre,high fnc, trophy mgmt/feed programs, deer, wildhogs, dove, quail, coyotes,camp facilities serious in-quiries Keith 979-690-7431

INDIVIDUAL wantsmens/ladies Rolex &diamond gold jewel-

ry Cash! 214-534-6584

RIDING MOWER2004 Craftman DTY4000,18.5 OHV, w/accessories,like new, $500 (469-335-0003)

Hartley-BotanicGreenhouse

Brit ish Lantern sty le(victorian) aluminumgreenhouse (19’x11’) withportico. White, but can bepainted any color. Was38k new; will sell for 25k.Beautiful. 512-795-0727

2 Truck mount carpetcleaning units. 1 Hydra-master $1800 , 1 Cobb$4500. Both heat exchange972-843-7676 or 972-880-7280

Used Tennant 5680 auto-scrubbers and eagle 27’propane burnishers, forsale and rentals. Call 214-704-1770 or 972-222-2316

GIGANTIC MIRRORSWholesale jobsite left-

overs. 48x100, 9@$125 ea.72x100, 11@ $185 ea.

72x50 beveled $120 ea.84x60 beveled $135 ea. In-stallation avail. Free de-liv. VISA/MC. 888-306-9046

T O P O F T H ELINE

HERMAN MILLER, STEELCASE, HAWORTH,PAOLI, LEATHER CHAI R S , T A S K C H A I R S ,DESK ,FILES, 100s OFCUBICALS,CONF.TABLES. BELTLINE AT 35.

214-342-1463

Office/living room set, al-most new, sofa, loveseat,coffee & end table, lamp.For photos/info: debbys

[email protected]

Beautiful BabyGrand: shiny black

$5300 214-381-5140

Southwest Piano Distribu-tors. Unclaimed Freight

Sale! (972) 702-0900

24 ft. round x 52" Odysseyabove-ground pool. New2.5hp filter pump. Non-chlorine based. Mantaauto cleaner, in-pool playstep. Buyer must remove.$1600. 972-250-1431

New Pool- 28’. Still in origbox. Doughboy + liner.Just moved-won’t fit innew yrd. Beautiful. Sacri-fice $3200obo. 940-321-9697

Broken Partnership forc-es Sale ~ New spas

w/factory wrntys. Savethousands! 800-814-9299

Full contents ofrestaurant

10 burnerstove,1300# icemachine,sinks, tables/chairs, oven smallwares,shelves $70000 in items,$35000 firm 4692451243cash and carry

Comm’l Vent-a-Hoods In-stalled.

817-629-8747

CA$H !! CA$H !!For Rods, Reels, LuresFreshwater, Saltwater,Old & New 214-356-8010

I Buy/Sell/RepairGOLF CLUBS(214) 995-4926

Matsurra MC 760V2 & Su-permax Max 1 MachiningCenters, Moriseike SL2,Hitachiseiki Hi-Tech-Turn,CNC Turning Centers,Brakes, Shears, Saws,Lathes, Mills, Misc. Ma-chine Shop & Fab Equip-ment. (214) 797-2440

Used & new pallet rack& shelving, buy or sell.

817-498-7500www.warehouserack.com

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