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Work begins on field, practice facility BY CARLA NOAH STUTSMAN Preliminary work has begun on two long-awaited projects at Azle High School: a new $1.2 million artificial turf surface and running track for Hornet Field and a $3.5 million stand-alone

indoor practice facility. Those facilities will be paid for in cash out of the Azle Independent School District’s reserve cash, so taxpayers needn’t fret about footing the bill. PLEASE SEE CONSTRUCTION, PAGE 3A.

Freak car accident kills Reno man BY CHASE CARTER A Reno man was killed in a freak fourvehicle crash in the early morning hours of Monday, March 25. Larry Mitchell Perkins, 56, died after being struck by traffic on Highway 199 about 6:15 a.m., according to Department of Public Safety Senior Trooper Gary M. Rozzell. Perkins, driving his 2007 Ford Ranger pickup, was involved in a minor accident with a second vehicle as it tried to make a left hand turn, Rozzell said. The second vehicle, a 1999 silver Dodge Neon driven by Justin Peterson of Springtown, as well as Perkins’ vehicle came to rest in the left lane of traffic on Highway 199. Perkins exited his disabled vehicle and

was standing on the highway when his Ranger was struck from behind by a third vehicle heading westbound. The third vehicle, a Lincoln Town Car driven by Miguel Angel Ramirez of Moorehaven, Florida, hit Perkins’ Ranger, spinning it around on impact. The Ranger caught Perkins and flung him into the right lane of traffic. There, a 1999 Volkswagen Jetta, driven by Freddy Rivera-Flores of Springtown, was traveling westbound on Highway 199, where it hit Perkins. Parker County Emergency Medical Services arrived shortly after. Perkins was pronounced dead at the scene at 6:41 a.m. No charges or arrests have been issued at this time.

Woman assaulted, held captive for 3 days Azle man jailed BY CARLA NOAH STUTSMAN An Azle man is in the Parker County jail after his girlfriend reported he assaulted her and held her against her will. Michael Dwayne Cosby, 44, is charged with assault family violence (choking) with bond set at $10,000. He is also held without bond for a parole violation warrant out of another county with no bond. Cosby’s 28-year-old girlfriend told deputies she and Cosby argued Friday, March 15, at the travel trailer where they live in the 1200 block of Oakridge Road. The woman said at one point during the argument, Cosby choked her until she “almost blacked out.” He

also assaulted her causing multiple injures to her face, back, neck, arms, In a hard fought match against a very physical and skillful opponent, Azle’s Elvia Bazan (6) shins, and knees, the woman said. is beaten to the ball by a member the Byron Nelson Lady Bobcats. Photo by Mark K. Campbell Then, Cosby locked her in a bedroom inside the trailer for three days, according to a Cosby dropped her off at the med- family member. point, but Cosby press release issued The medical treatment facility caught her and ical center but then phoned the faby Parker County dragged her back into cility and told an employee there he staff also requested a criminal tresSheriff Larry Fowler. the travel trailer by would take her from the treatment pass warning against Cosby. The woman begged The travel trailer where Cosby and center and nothing would stand in her hair. Cosby to take her to a the woman live is located just one The woman said his way. medical center where A medical staff member at the block from where a home burned to she eventually conshe received schedvinced Cosby to take treatment center dialed 9-1-1 for the the ground in February, a few hours uled treatments for after the Fort Worth Bomb Squad, her to the medical victim. an illness every other Sheriff’s investigators obtained a the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and center for her treatday, but he refused. ment. Before going, warrant for Cosby. He was arrested Firearms (BATF) and Parker CounThe victim told Cosby made her cov- without further incident and charged ty Sheriff’s deputies searched the deputies she attempter her injuries with with assault causing bodily injury home and found what they believed ed to escape at one Michael Dwayne Cosby makeup, she said. impeding breath/circulation of a to be a pipe bomb.

Eileen Mauk of Azle was lucky enough to see as many as 500 pelicans accompanied by about 300 ducks come in for what she termed a “splash landing” on Eagle Mountain Lake near her home Saturday afternoon, March 23. Mauk grabbed her camera and shot the above photo. Game Warden Clint Borchardt said it’s not uncommon to see flocks of 30-40 pelicans at a time on EML, and he has personally seen a flock of about 100. Borchardt cautioned that the birds are protected non-game birds. He also said he suspects the black “ducks” with the pelicans in Mauk’s photo are actually cormorants. Both pelicans and cormorants are aggressive, bait fish eaters. Photo courtesy of Eileen Mauk

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NEWS DIGEST News to close for Good Friday The Azle News will be closed Friday, March 29, so its employees may celebrate Good Friday. The staff here at the News would like to wish our faithful customers and readers, as well as the entire community, a joyous and blessed Easter.

Community egg hunt expanding Azle First Assembly of God will hold its third annual Easter Egg-stravaganza Saturday, March 30 at 10:30 a.m. at Azle’s Central Park at 263 West Main Street. This year, 15,000 eggs will be available – three times more than in 2012. Also offered free are 750 hot dogs, drinks, and prize drawings.

Playday, egg hunt at Cowboy church Branded Cross Cowboy Church (formerly Saddle-Up Cowboy Church) at 3282 FM 2048 will conduct a four-event playday, goat scramble, and Easter egg hunt on March 30. Signups begin at 11 a.m. for $10 per event with riding starting at noon at the former Bob Ruffin Arena at Keeter Road. A concession will be available. For more information, contact Tina Butcher at 903-288-5987.

A couple of wild turkeys moseyed over to Central Park March 13 enjoying a Spring Break of their own.

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Project Grad hosts 5-6th grade Luau Project Graduation 2014 will host a Hawaiian Luau and dance for Azle and Hoover Elementary students from 6-9 p.m. Friday, April 19, at Forte Junior High School. Tickets are $5 each. Students attending should bring extra money for pizza, candy, drinks and/or glow sticks. Prizes will be awarded for best Hawaiian dress, King and Queen from each school, and dance contests. The event is sponsored and heavily chaperoned by parents and students from Azle High School Class of 2014 Project Graduation. Please see www.ahsprojectgraduation2014.com.

Republicans offer scholarship Parker County Republican Women are once again offering a $1000 educational scholarship to a university, college, or technical school for the 2013-2014 school year. The scholarship is named for longtime and founding member, Anne Bergman. Funds from the scholarship will be paid directly to the institution. The scholarship requires that the student be a resident of Parker County and a graduating senior in 2013. Applicants must submit a scholarship packet containing grades, letters of recommendation and a short essay, “What Freedom Means To Me”. Packets may be obtained from Rena Peden at rena.peden@ sbcglobal.net, or by calling 817-448-9969.

An unidentified woman is helped from her car by Azle Fire Department emergency personnel after her car ran off the roadway in the 900 block of Silver Creek Azle Road Thursday, March 21. The woman was shaken up, but not injured. Photo by Carla Noah Stutsman

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Construction begins on field, practice facility gym would contain about 38,750 square feet, seat 2,000 The projects are slated to be students, and include gym complete in August and Sepstorage, separate lockers for tember, respectively. However, the AISD’s Board visiting teams, concessions, of Trustees is taking a serious public restrooms, mechanilook at ways to fund two ad- cals, locker rooms for boys’ ditional projects at AHS, and basketball, and volleyball and taxpayers may each have to coaches’ offices. Although they considered chip in a penny or two. portable seating, Harris’ firm Sloan Harris, a principal decided to go with fixed seatwith VLK Architects in Fort ing to take advantage of the Worth, presented the results of his firm’s latest proposal space below for concessions for a new competition gym and public restrooms, Harris as well as a new career and said. The proposed gym would be technology education (CATE) located north of and adjacent center. to the existing main gym. Azle High The proSchool long posed CATE ago outgrew center would its main gymbe erected nasium, and near where few would the auto techquestion the nology, inneed for a dustrial arts career and and health/ technology science decenter. partments are Attachcurrently loing both the cated. VLK gym and the Architects CATE center has come up to the existwith a soing struclution that ture would will allow be the best the existing solution for auto technolthe campus ogy garage for continuBill Lane intact until ity, security, Board President construction and manageon the CATE ment of the center is combuilding and would be more cohesive than a disconnected plete, at which time the gabuilding, Harris told board rage would be demolished, Harris told the board. members. Stressing that his presenHowever, during the last modification to the campus, tation did not constitute a the Azle Fire Marshal “drew a design, but instead a plan line in the sand,” Harris told depicting projected square footage and a budget, Harris the board. “He kindly reminded me that told the board the competition they didn’t make us sprinkle gym is sort of a combination the entire campus last time, but modeled after gyms they have made it clear the next time we previously built in Aledo and modify anything at all, we will Midlothian. At this point, the projecthave to do so,” Harris said. “I remember that.” ed cost of constructing both The proposed competition the competition gym and the n CONSTRUCTION FROM PAGE ONE.

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“We’re looking at ways now to refinance some bonds and other things we can do to make this project as cost-efficient as we can for the taxpayers.”

Workers begin construction on the the new practice facility at Azle High School. CATE center is $20,120,000 assuming a start date of June 2014. “We’ve done just about all we can with the cash we’ve been able to reserve,” board president Bill Lane said. “We’re looking at ways now to refinance some bonds and other things we can do to make this project as cost-efficient as we can for the taxpayers.” Unless the Texas legislature restores the millions in funding the AISD has lost in recent years, chances are the trustees will be calling for a bond package for voters to decide on in the foreseeable future. Right now, it looks like that package might ask the average taxpayer for about $40 dollars – maybe less – a year in order to construct the gym and CATE center.

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2013 Taste Tour ramping up by carla noah stutsman The 2013 Taste Tour, benefiting the Community Caring Center in Azle, is shaping up to be the best ever, according to event organizer Dawn Zuilhof. The tour is slated from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, April 27 in Thousand Oaks Estates. Advance tickets are $25 each and can be purchased at the Community Caring Center office, Brookshire’s, Azle Dental Care and Comet Cleaners. Tickets may also be purchased the day of the tour for $30 each. The Taste Tour offers a “sneak peek” into a half dozen of Azle’s most beautiful and luxurious homes, where tourgoers will be treated to special culinary creations served up by chefs from area restaurants and catering companies. The event is held annually, with proceeds benefiting the CCC. Because the CCC employees a part-time executive director and an assistant, both on minimal salaries, and all other activities are performed by a volunteer staff, this year’s proceeds will go toward the hiring of a part-time social worker to help clients access other charitable and government resources and to develop new

ways for the CCC to serve the needs of the poor in the community. A private VIP pre-party will be held Thursday, April 25 at The Orchard in Azle, with invitations going to event sponsors and large donors. The VIP party will feature culinary delights created by celebrity Chef Jerrett Joslin of The Wild Mushroom in Weatherford. Chefs who have confirmed for the 2013 Taste Tour so far include Gwin Grimes of Artisan Baking Company, Janet Z. Capua of Z’s Café, Julia Dunaway of Julia Dunaway Personal Chef Services, Kevin Martinez of Tokyo Café, Anthony Aguillon of La Choza Mexican Grill, and Lisa Wright of Living Wright at Home Personal Chef Services. In keeping with the international theme for this year’s event, each chef will prepare a food from a different part of the world. Countries represented will include Spain, France, Korea, Japan, Mexico, and Italy. Event chair Zuilhof is excited about this year’s event and the good it will do in the community. “We are hoping for a big turnout at this year’s Taste

Tour. It’s so much fun to get inside some of our city’s most beautiful homes, to see their amazing kitchens and sample the gourmet foods. The chefs will be there to answer your foodie questions,” Zuilhof said. “Most importantly, by purchasing a ticket you are helping the Community Caring Center provide food to those in need in the Azle area.” Nancy Gibbons at the Community Caring Center is also excited. “The Taste Tour event in 2011 was a ‘first-of-its-kind’ in Azle,” Gibbons said. “The community really supported us, and we heard comments like ’this is so much fun!’ and ’I hope they do this again next year!’ We’ve rescheduled the event at a different time of year in 2013 so more people will be able to attend.” Proceeds from that first event in 2011 helped the CCC double the amount of food provided to each client, Gibbons added.

Packages include: • $500 Sponsorship: two tickets to the Taste Tour; two tickets to the exclusive VIP PreParty; recognition in the event program; name and logo in all event material (if received by April 1); name and logo displayed at tour entrance and VIP Pre-Party. • $1,000 Sponsorship: four tickets to the Taste Tour; two tickets to the exclusive VIP Pre-Party; quarter-page ad in the event program; name and logo in all event material (if received by April 1); name and logo prominently displayed at tour entrance and VIP PreParty. $2,500 Sponsorship: six tickets to the Taste Tour; four tickets to the exclusive VIP PreParty; half-page ad in the event program; name and logo in all event material (if received by April 1); name and logo prominently displayed at tour entrance and VIP Pre-Party. $5,000 House Sponsorship

Luxurious homes tend to have stunning kitchens, so it’s not by accident the 2013 Taste Tour will feature renowned chefs cooking up international fare and showing off those fabulous kitchens. (limit of five available): eight tickets to the Taste Tour; four tickets to the exclusive VIP PreParty; full-page ad in the event program; name and logo in all event material (if received by April 1); name and logo prominently displayed at tour entrance

and VIP Pre-Party; prominent signage at featured home. Those who choose not to become an event sponsor can still contribute by mailing a check payable to Community Caring Center to 317 Commerce Street, Azle, Texas 76020.

Sponsors available Sponsorships for the 2013 Taste Tour are still available and information can be obtained by contact Gibbons at 817-657-4789 or lakebum5g@ charter.net.

Take a peek into some of Azle’s most luxurious homes at the 2013 Taste Tour Chef Jerrett Joslin works with auctioneer Susie Bunch to solicit bids for two, 10 benefiting Azle’s Community Caring Center. The event is slated for April 27 from 11 person, five course meals at the 2011 Taste Tour. Joslin will be this year’s celebrity chef for the Taste Tour’s VIP Pre-Party. a.m.-2 p.m.

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Azle Memorial Library turns 4

Azle Mayor Alan Brundrett (right) swore three new Azle police officers into office during the regular city council meeting held Tuesday, March 19. The officers, who are each in various phases of their preliminary training, are (l-r): Jonathan Cramer, Eric Scheid and J.D. Ravenscroft. Cramer was actually hired several months ago by the Azle PD as a candidate for the Tarrant County College Police Academy, and the Azle Crime Control and Prevention District paid his salary while he attended the academy. Scheid has been a police officer in Elizabeth City, North Carolina for several years, and also worked part time for the Marshal’s Office in that area. Ravenscroft gave up his position as a sergeant for the Alvarado PD so he could return to the Azle PD after a four-year absence. Photo by Carla Noah Stutsman

Braving the cold

The Azle Memorial Library officially celebrates its fourth birthday Saturday, March 30, but director Curren McLane got things going last week with a To Kill a Mockingbird cake made by chef Scott Tanner of Caitlyn’s Catering & Cakes. The dark fondant icing required carving away to create the image, Tanner said.

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Marty Taylor Masterson 2013

Marty Taylor Masterson, 19, passed away Monday, March 18, 2013. Survivors include his parents, Angela M. Masterson and Christopher R. Masterson; siblings, Jessica and Brian Masterson; and a large extended family. The Azle News, March 27, 2013 Edition

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Joan Traffanstedt 2013

Joan Traffanstedt passed away Tuesday, March 19, 2013. Graveside services were held Friday, March 22 at Rendon Cemetery in Rendon under the direction of White’s Azle Funeral Home. Joan was a good Christian woman who dedicated her life to her family. She was always there to greet people with a hug and a smile. She will be greatly missed. Joan was preceded in death by her husband, Johnny; sons, Johnny Joe and James; and granddaughter, Melissa. Survivors include her children, Kadie Haggard, Paula Anderson and husband, Gerald, Jimmy Traffanstedt merous other family members; and wife, Darlene and Carand many friends. la Evans and husband, Ed; The Azle News, March 27, 2013 Edition

Chad D. Watson 2013

Chad D. Watson, 22, passed away Wednesday, March 20, 2013. The funeral was held Monday, March 25 in Mount Olivet Chapel. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Chad graduated from Brewer High School in 2010. A loving son, brother, grandson, and friend, he will be deeply missed by all who knew him. Chad was preceded in death by his father, Gary Watson. Survivors include his mother, Kimberly Watson; brother, Brandon Shoemaker; sister, Summer Shoemaker; grandmother, Kathryn Williams; grandfather, Roger Allmon; nu-

12 grandchildren; 18 greatgrandchildren; 11 great-greatgrandchildren; sister, Minnie Campbell and husband, Jack of Marietta, Oklahoma; and many nieces and nephews. The Azle News, March 27, 2013 Edition

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EML Cleanup slated The 21st Annual Eagle Mountain Lake Cleanup will be held on May 11 from 8:3011:30 a.m. at various points along the lake. This annual event is a way for families and community groups to get involved and help keep the lake and surrounding areas

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Pinnacle Bank promoted two women with Azle ties. Vice president Norma Sagers is now a mortgage manager. Sagers has 31 years in banking, beginning her career at Azle State Bank as a part-time teller while in college. Natasha Hensley is the new banking officer/cash management officer. She began her career four years ago in Benbrook. Natasha Hensley

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1:12 a.m.......... Assist ambulance ....................................City 10:08 a.m.......... Major accident..........................................City 4:36 p.m.......... First responder.........................................City 12:08 a.m.......... Assist ambulance.....................................City 7:28 a.m.......... Assist ambulance....................Tarrant County 7:57 a.m.......... Fire alarm.................................................City 10:47 a.m.......... Illegal burn..............................Tarrant County 5:52 p.m.......... Structure fire........................... Parker County 10:06 a.m.......... Major accident.........................Tarrant County 12:21 p.m.......... Fire alarm.................................................City 1:29 p.m.......... Assist ambulance....................Tarrant County 1:36 p.m.......... Assist ambulance........................ Pelican Bay 2:33 p.m.......... Assist ambulance.....................................City 10:40 a.m.......... Assist ambulance.....................................City 11:56 a.m.......... Assist ambulance.....................................City 3:09 p.m.......... Assist ambulance........................ Pelican Bay 4:01 p.m.......... First responder.........................................City 12:07 a.m.......... Major accident..........................................City 5:46 p.m.......... Structure fire...........................Tarrant County

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AHS math team strong TMSCA meet The Azle High School math and science team competed at the annual Texas Math and Science Coaches Association State Meet in San Antonio Saturday, March 16. Team members won six individual awards in the competition. The sophomores on the team won the majority of awards for AHS. Colten Clearwater took fifth place in number sense while his teammate Nathan Redmon came away with fifth in the science contest. Chris Caney finished in fifth place in the calculator contest, and Bernie Duhan placed eighth in the number sense contest. Juniors Bobbi Chrysler and Kylie Lucas each came in tenth place in their grade division of the number sense and calculator contests.

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AHS math and science team members who competed March 16 at the annual Texas Math and Science Coaches Association State Meet in San Antonio include (front, l-r): Joseph Ehlmann, Jay Townsley, Bobbi Chrysler, Bernie Duhan, Tabithah Moreno; (middle): Chris Caney, Colten Clearwater, Nathan Redmon, Kylie Lucas; and (back): Vincent Trinh, Kha Pham, Adam Oltheten.

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12:35 a.m...........Injured person........................Tarrant County 1:12 a.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 1:26 p.m...........Medical emergency................Tarrant County 10:24 p.m...........Injured person............................ Pelican Bay 10:08 a.m...........Major accident.........................................City 10:13 a.m...........Medical alarm.........................Tarrant County 2:04 p.m...........Injured person.........................................City 4:22 p.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 4:36 p.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 12:08 a.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 7:28 a.m...........Medical emergency................Tarrant County 3:09 p.m...........Medical emergency.................... Pelican Bay 6:04 p.m...........Assist fire................................ Parker County 10:06 a.m...........Major accident........................Tarrant County 1:29 p.m...........Medical emergency................Tarrant County 1:36 p.m...........Medical emergency.................... Pelican Bay 2:33 p.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 10:40 p.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 1:29 a.m...........Medical emergency.................... Pelican Bay 7:51 a.m...........General medicine...................Tarrant County 11:56 a.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 3:09 p.m...........Medical emergency.................... Pelican Bay 4:01 p.m...........Medical emergency.................................City 4:34 p.m...........Injured person.........................................City 11:16 p.m...........Medical emergency................Tarrant County 12:07 a.m...........Major accident.........................................City 5:39 a.m...........Public assist............................................City 7:34 a.m...........Medical emergency.................... Pelican Bay 8:55 a.m...........General medicine....................................City 1:42 p.m...........General medicine....................................City 5:46 p.m...........Assist fire................................Tarrant County 7:49 p.m...........Medical emergency................Tarrant County

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EVENTS

Azle Christian Church and

First United Methodist Church of Azle Invite you to participate in these special events

✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦ March 28th, Holy Thursday at 6:30pm “Passover Seder Meal” An opportunity to join with both churches in experiencing a meal similar to what Jesus and His Disciples would have observed at Azle Christian Church 117 Church Street • Azle • 817-444-3527 Reservations preferred. Please contact Azle Christian Church.

✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦ March 29th, Good Friday at 6:30pm “The Seven Last Words of Jesus on the Cross” Choirs and Readers from both churches

at First United Methodist Church 200 Church Street • Azle • 817-444-3323 All events are free and open to those who would like to come. Nursery provided for up to six years old.

XTO Energy Inc. Bridgeport Tank Trucks, LLC Brookshire’s Cash America Pawn Champion Tech Comet One Hour Cleaners Culberson Construction Inc. Energy Service Company of Bowie Nov Wilson Oncor Electric Delivery Pinnacle Bank Select Energy Services Star Bank of Texas Wal-mart Door Prize Sponsors Ace of Azle Arby’s Azle Western Wear Azle Discount Tire Bybee Embroidery & Graphics Country Cottage El Cerrito El Paraiso El Paseo Haley Carter State Farm Joel’s Sandy Beach Mart & Mak’s Burgers & BBQ

One Source Communications Pizza Hut Redline Car Care Reeve’s Azle Hardware Sonic Drive In Springtown Sports & Fitness State Representative Charlie Geren Tommy’s Shop Two Wright Arms Guns & Ammo Whataburger

Azle Area Chamber of Commerce would like to thank Jay Ewing for assisting the Chamber in another successful year at the 2013 Sporting Clay Shoot at Fossil Pointe. Select Service Energy provided all the teams with a great meal and we want to thank them for a job well done! Thank you to Pinnacle Bank for allowing your staff to assist the Chamber in registration. Special thanks to all the volunteers, Clay shoot committee, and all the teams that joined us this year. Fossil Pointe facility and staff we look forward to seeing you next year!

Azle Area Chamber of Commerce 404 Main St., Azle • 817-444-1112

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Azle Police Dept.

Azle High School Caring and Compassionate Club

investigations

Azle High School’s Caring and Compassionate Club collected more than 1,000 pairs of jeans for Aeropostale and DoSomething.org’s Teens for Jeans program that provides used clothing for those less fortunate. The club was the top donor in the area. The CCC also engaged the Make A Wish Foundation in order to make wishes come true for handicapped students Drake Jimenez and Ali Carter. Drake’s wish was to ride in a helicopter and Tim Carpenter and other local pilots were instrumental in helping the CCC make his wish come true. CCC members are still working to make Ali’s wish come true.

The following offenses occurred or were reported March 17-23 and are being investigated by Azle Police detectives. March 19 March 21 March 22 March 23

If you have information regarding any of the incidents above, please contact the Azle Police Department at 817-444-3221.

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Azle Police Blotter Officers with the Azle Police Department arrested the following individuals during the week of March 17-23, including two for driving while intoxicated (DWI): Ruben Rios, 52, of Azle, was arrested March 20 shortly after midnight in the 1700 block of Boyd Road. He failed field sobriety tests and was booked into the Azle jail for DWI. Rios posted $4,000 bond and was released from the Azle jail. Eva Dianne Kramolis, 53, of Azle, was arrested in the 100 block of Industrial Avenue about 8:30 p.m. March 21. She

was charged with DWI (her second such charge) as well as possession of a controlled substance. Kramolis was held in the Azle jail in lieu of $6,000 bond at press time. Police arrested a 33-yearold Azle an March 18 for other agency warrants. He was released from the Azle jail when the 24-hour hold on him expired. A 27-year-old Azle man was arrested for an outstanding Azle PD warrant March 19. He made a partial payment and was released from the Azle jail. Police arrested a 40-year-old Weatherford man March 20

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for an outstanding warrant out of another agency. He was released to that agency. A 20-year-old Azle woman was arrested March 20 and charged with theft $50-500 and possession of a controlled substance. She remained in the Azle jail in lieu of $5,000 bond at press time Tuesday. Police arrested a 32-yearold Azle man and charged him with theft $500-1,500 as well as possession of a controlled substance. He, too, remained in the Azle jail in lieu of $5,000 bond at press time. A 19-year-old man was

charged with possession of a controlled substance when Azle police arrested him March 21. His bond was set at $3,000, and he remained in the Azle jail at pres time. Police arrested a 21-year-old Azle man March 23 for possession of marijuana. He posted $500 bond and was released from jail. A 45-year-old Azle man was arrested for public intoxication March 23. He paid a fine and was released from jail. Police arrested a 19-year-old Houston woman March 23 and charged her with possession of

Azle ISD iPad Parent Meetings Next school year, each Azle ISD 7th - 12th grader will be issued an iPad. Azle ISD is hosting meetings for parents of current 6th - 11th grade students. 6 meetings have been scheduled and parents can attend any meeting of their choice. April 8, 2013 - 6:00 pm Forte Jr. High April 11, 2013 - 7:30 am Azle High School April 11, 2013 - 6:00 pm Azle High School April 16, 2013 - 6:00 pm Azle Jr. High School April 18, 2013 - 7:00 pm Azle High School April 20, 2013 - 10:00 am Azle High School

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013 Thomas McDonald, Jon-Norman Montenegro, Gamble Moore, Jenna Okubo, Autumn Oliver, Jaedan Pritchard, Jacqueline Ramirez, Anthony Riley, Anjelika Sakis, Angela Sandoval, Nathan Schmeets, Bethanie Sellers, Sheyanne Sheridan, Tristan Shields, Sierra Stevens, Jade Tejada, Casey Thomas, Nathan Ulshafer, Toni Waldrop, Alexis Wayland, Alyssa Westrup, Anthony White, Colten Whitmarsh, Colton Wreay. 8th Grade A Honor Roll Juan Aleman, Savannah Asher, Avery Baker, Mattie Bovea, Hunter Breton, Trent Creacy, Joseph Dang, Timothy Hammond, Kassidy Hightower, Leanne Hoadley, Robert Jobe, Ava Judd, Stephanie Ledezma, Hayden McPherson, Haley Patterson, Samuel Rodgers, Bethany Smith, Tanner Tadlock.

Azle High School 9th Grade A Honor Roll Juan Alanis, Alisha Batdorff, Jordan Baumann, Marissa Bazan, Payton Berger, Charles Boyd, Samantha Bradley, Ty Broom, Amanda Brown, Ellen Brown, Kylee Browne, Shelbi Burgett, Sarah Campoli, Brady Carlson, Melissa Cashion, Jenna Dalley, Colton Eller, Kylie Fonville, Dylan Foust, Bradley Gibson, Johnny Good, Kristarah Graham, Hope Harris, Bradley Hart, Capriella Hedgpeth, Tyler Hopkins, Autumn Jacobs, Katherine Jobe, Morgan Ludwig, Briana Moore, Alexander Newton, Kyle Novikoff, Kelbi Padilla, Madeleine Parkison, Cole Parrish, Brianna Pate, Zachary Petter, John Pflug, Katrina Riley, Hannah Rodgers, Payton Springfield, Margaret Steinke, Ayden Thomason, Samantha Tittle, Eden Ware, Darren Williams, Kin Williamson, Sarah Wynns. 9th Grade AB Honor Roll Hanna Abbott, Sydney Allred, Deanna Alviar, Charles Ballard, Toni Barrow, Carl Bertsch, Kaleigh Best, Kassidy Blair, Zachary Boemer, Rachel Boykin, Shawn Brace-Mackey, Matthew Brand, Keirstin Cage, Julia Campoli, Nathaniel Carbajal, Krystal Carrasquillo, James Carrizosa, Bailee Carter, Jillian Chancellor, Darah Cherryhomes, Shelbie Clark, Gabriel Cohen-Rivas, Emily Coleman, Haley Collins, Colleen Cubbage, Maria Davila, Emily Davis, Mikayla Davis, Cheyenne Dennis, Samantha Derda, Jacob Derting, Matthew Derting, Slade Dinkins, Savana Downs, Shane Drolet, Trent Dufrene, Kaycie Dunkerley, Tessa Erwin, Jessica Evans, Bailey Fossee, Rachael Foster, Lauren Fowler, Marshall Fowler, Courtney Gallo, Chandler Garrett, Joshua Golliday, Ashley Green, Christian Griffin, Catherine Gustafson, Raelee Hall, Kelsey Harris, Lauren Harvick, Joshua Haskins, Karson Heine, Jared Hicks, Hannah Hinckley, Hannah Holmes, Cynthia Hubbard, Ian Jack, Anissa Johnson, Jousie Juantos, Kirstin Jungman, Karlie Keener, Colin Lents, Ryan Lloyd, Eric Loera, Stephanie Lopez, Rani Madewell, Madison Manker, Daisy Martinez, Kristina Martinez, Brittany Maxwell, Austin McCash, Andrew McClung, Christian McGill, Isaac McHugh, Andrew McLaughlin, Meagan McNew, Logan McPherson, Javier Mejia Escalante, Mason Mendell, Steven Mendell, Michael Mendez, Justin Miller, Jesse Mixon, Chelsea Morin, Zane Motlagh, Bowen Moyer, Jocelyn Muro, Donny Nay, Emily Neely, Meredith Newton, Misti Nicholson, Owen Oltheten, Jasmine Ortiz, Kaleb Patrick, Heather Peacock, Kyle Pflug, Jakeob Polston, Madeline Posten, Mikaila Read, Jordan Redmon, Conrad Reinhard, Katelyn Richter, Rachel Rutter, Jennifer Sampley, Dawn Sawney, Evan Seibert, Tyler Seibert, Angelina Seychel, Jessica Shipman, Dylan Smith, Giovany Soto, Lucas Sparks, Tyler Stephens, Caleb Tatro, Megan Taylor, Mistina Thomas, Allison Thomason, Sean Townsend, Zackary Tucker, Lara Turner, Darian Tyler, Fidel Vasquezmeza, Roselynn Vonniederhausern, Cheyanne Walton, Rachel Widder, Jasmine Wilson, Rachel Wood, Kori Wright. 10th Grade A Honor Roll Mackenzie Austin, Lydia Bazan, Sydney Bivens, Taylor Brown, Haley Davidson, Stefanie Davis, Garrett Gibbons, Richard Gomez, Sophia Hodges, Hannah Johnson, Thomas Kay, Sarah Mockler, Melissa Mueller, Sarah Perna, Kyndal Pittman, Abigail Robles, Misty Self, Chasity Sellers, Elisabeth Sloan, Rebekah Teel, Julie Waldock, Bennett Wendell. 10th Grade AB Honor Roll Andrew Adams, Alyssia Allen, Frederick Amyett, Bryce Arstingstall, Garrett Baker, Asher Bell, Trevor Boiles, Jarod Bookout, Noel Brownback, Ryan Brown-Hoggard, Joshua Brundrett, Alexandra Burgess, Deborah Burkhalter, Kyle Buss, Faith Cagle, Christopher Caney, Abigail Cass, Garrett Clark, Colten Clearwater, Joshua Cook, Abbie Couch, Isabelle Craven, John Crow, Brittany Dang, Colton Davis, Loran Dewvall, Desiree Dority, Bernadette Duhan, Stephen Fair, Morgan Franklin, Paige Freeman, Luis Gallegos, William Garrett, Collin Giles, Jordan Gill, Josafat Gomez, Caitlynn Gonzalez, Mia Gordy, Brian Gossett, Chelsea Graham, Zoey Green, Amelia Gutierrez, Blake Hall, Makenzi Harris, Madison Hatch, Kelsey Henderson, Hunter Hicks, Kayeleigh Hicks, Madison Hoadley, Joyce Hoang, James Hoselton, Cheyenne Houston, Megan Hughes, Morgan Ivie, Mallory Kay, Jamie King, Destiny Lane, Shyanne Lane, Trevor Lease, Connor Lewis, Carter Loeffelholz, Kendra Longbrake, Katelyn Lunsford, Matthew Marquart, Iris Martinez, Tyler Martinez, Victoria Mauk, Taylor May, David McGee, Bailey McGuire, James McMahon, Jordan Meason, Sharlene Mercado, Timothy Miltner, Mackenzie Morelock, Jordan Moshier, Nicholas Murray, Bree-Anna Norwood, Justin Olson, Samantha Patino, Madison Peterson, Hunter Pettis, Bethanie Phillips, Katie Phillips, Ashlyn Randall, Wrangler Redding, Ashley Reynolds, Hannah Rezabek, Grace Ritchie, Kaitlyn Rodgers, Sheridan Rose, Justin Scarbro, Michelle Scott, Mikala Seeton, Michael Self, Richard Simpson, Malachi Slick, Adrianna Smith, Brooke Smith, Kylie Spigler, Devin Starnes, Ciara Stednitz, Kristin Sutton, Jay Townsley, Dylan Tritton, Kaylon Trussell, Vanessa Vela, Devon Venable, Elizabeth Verrett, Graciela Villalpando, Jeffrey Waldock, Rachel Walker, Alaina Williams, Amy Zelt. 11th Grade A Honor Roll Nancy Blomquist, Tristan Bradshaw, Holly Clements, Timothy Dufrene, Tyler Flynn, Nicholas Greco, Caitlin Latta, Fernando Ledezma, Alexandra Lents, David Mahlmann, Cristian Moore, Austin Palmer, Jeffery Paul, Mary Potts, Thomas Savage, Summer Thetford, Dana Tiedemann, Charity Weaver, Maci Wilbanks, Brook Willett, Wesley Wise. 11th Grade AB Honor Roll Licha Abreo, Samuel Amyett, Taylor Anderson, Miranda Bagby, Baylee Baird, Elvia Bazan, Cody Beam, Madison Brechbuhl, Emily Bryan, Bobbi Chrysler, Jonah Clifton, Sabrena Coleman, Kasee Comeans, Randy Cross, Katherine Derr, Rachel Doolin, Miguel Esparza, Diana Gomez, Molly Grover, Rebecca Herrera, Christina Hill, Levi Hill, Joshua Hilton, Samuel Hinckley, Michelle Holbrook, Sarah Holmes, Robert Hopkins, Christopher Hunt, Christian Ixchu, Brooklyn Karbo, Mary Keating, Brandon King, Emily Kolar, Alexandra Lamaster, Kaitlynn Ledbetter, Luke Leopold, Kylie Lucas, Daniel Luna, Kristian Marusak, Jamie Mayo, Brady McDowell, Alexandria McKee, Elizabeth Mena, Mirtha Mesta, Bruce Mikel, Kayleigh Mize, Tabithah Moreno, Caleb Nichols, Richard O’Neal, Candice Ortiz, Natalie Paarup, Roberto Perez, Shannon Perry, Briana Pesina, Shannon Pitman, Ariss Poe, Morgan Redmon, Krista Reed, Jordan Remich, Natalie Roberts, Cooper Rush, Jessica Rutter, Jesse Salisbury, Alison Schillings, Sarah Schillings, Erica Schneider, Sara Schutt, Silas Sexton, Nicholas Seychel, Tyler Shemberger, Taylor Shirley, Taylor Sisk, Mason Slaughter, Ashley Sommers, Sarah St John, Joshua Suddeath, Bobby Teague, Geena Thompson, Ashlynn Tidwell, Logann Tolleson, April Townsend, Holley Turbeville, Triniti Vurich, Karson Wells, Brandi White, Joshua Williams, Samuel Wood. 12th Grade A Honor Roll Jamie Backiel, Jordan Baker, Hector Bas, Courtney Baxter, Ashley Beaver, Sarah Brackman, Billy Brown, Rachel Campoli, Brian Collard, Natalie Cotton, Christa Davis, Khrista Doshier, Meagen Eason, Courtney Foust, Kylee Gagne, Leigh Gathright, Taylor Geary, Shelby Gillean, Alejandrina Guzman, Eliana Hale, Cesslie Hankins, Megann Hawley, Kaci Hightower, Kenneth Hopkins, Danielle Hosey, Ryan Howard, Christian Hughes, Chase Jacobs, Kimberly Jobe, Jared John, Ryan Jones, Whitney Judd, Stephen Karnes, Katelin Kluge, Carlee Lysaght, Patricia Martin, Arturo Martinez, Derek Masterson, Courtney Meason, Reese Miller, Haley Mills, Tabitha Morehouse, Taylor Murray, David Newton, James Norwood, Rachel O’Connor, Adam Oltheten, Elisha Peters, Kyle Petter, Laura Salazar, Cassandra Sellers, Courtney Settle, Bobbi Sisk, April Smith, Ceslee Southers, Joseph Stephens, Peyton Voiselle, Lauryn Westbrook, Sebastian White, Anita Zelt. 12th Grade AB Honor Roll Sarah Abshire, Huberto Alanis, Ian Amaro, Carson Anderson, Paul Attard, Nicole Autry, William Bagby, Alicia Barker, Amber Barnes, Destiny Barrow, Jorden Barwick, Samantha Bates, Colby Blankenship, Lianna Blue, Hope Boykin, Blake Breton, Jenny Brown, Regina Bugarin, Ryan Buss, Katelyn Carpenter, Priscilla Carr, Brittany Carroll, Colton Child, William Cohen, Megan Cole, Katelynn Crow, Logan Edwards, Shelby Edwards, Melanie Fisher, Garrett Fitzgerald, Clayton Floyd, Whitney Ford, Rebekah Foster, Kevin Gantt, Mariah Garcia, Nikolaus Gates, Bryan Gibson, Chiara Giorgetti, Kayla Gomas, Ryan Hall, Nolan Harris, Morgan Hoadley, Makayla Hodge, Kailye Hodges, Audra Hodgson, Taylor Hogue, Chassidy Hurst, Kelsey Jackson, Kirsten Jahnke, Vincent Janics, Donnie Johnson, Shyanne Johnson, Tyler Johnson, Shannon Kearney, Jackie Kelley, Levi Lamaster, Gregory Lefan, Patricia Lingo, Parker Littlejohn, Sierra Lykins, Trevor McDoniel, Blake McDonnell, Bethany McHugh, Taylor Merrell, Marlon Montalvo, Jordan Moore, Dakota Morphis, Edward Nagel, Simon Najera, Michael Perna, Kate Pevehouse, Kha Pham, Timothy Ramon, Megan Rankin, Rowdee Rhodes, Maysi Rich, Cody Riley, Dane Riley, Zachary Roberson, Lincoln Roquemore, Rachel Ross, Jennifer Rue, Jed Sabando, Amber Scarbro, Sheridan Sheffield, Brandi Shelton, Mariah Slick, Jesse Sloan, Andrew Smith, Marissa Stednitz, Zachary Sterling, Montana Stewart, Jeffery Strother, Ryan Swan, Kamryn Thompson, Devin Tompkins, Vincent Trinh, Taylor Vanoster, Jennifer Vargas, Slayton Vaughan, Sandy Vonniederhausern, Chasity Vurich, Sarah-Jane Wall, Natalie Walsh, Caston Warchesik, Amanda Webster, Rachel Whatley, James Whitcomb, Stephen White, Jordan Whitley, Tristen Wilbanks, Alexandra Wood, Joshua Wright, Lauren York.

Azle Junior High School 7th Grade A Honor Roll Merry Cole, Jacob Dobbins, Isabel Flores, Logan Hutton, Miranda Longbrake, Lunalili Maldonado, Ashley Mowrey, Hannah Mowrey, Brooke Phillips, Christian Rodriguez, Madison Rust, Daniela Salazar, Bryce Stokes, Pepper Van Slyke, Jennifer Wang, Spencer Wendell, Stella Yanda. 7th Grade AB Honor Roll Jade Ash, Callie Balderas, Lauren Ballard, Taelar Bowman, Marshall Boykin, Katelyn Brothers, Gaven Buchanan, Trevor Cameron, Zoe Campbell, Brody Carter, Taylor Cobb, Paige Collins, Chloe Conwell, Morgan Cope, David Crotty, Cody Curtis, Katherine Davis, Karli Dickinson, Brianna Do, Alec Dobbins, Bobby Doherty, Brodie Doherty, Cody Donnell, Cody Drolet, Angela Elder, Dylan Flynn, Taylor Forsythe, Jacob Fugate, Emma Garcia, Sarah Garner, Payton Geary, Gennifer Greco, Jesus Guzman, Reed Hall, Katherine Harville, Cameron Hering, Macey Hicks, Zachary Hobbs, Luke Holian, Joseph Johnson, Dahlia Kautz, Brent Kennedy, Hannah Kolar, Jack Kortokrax, Zachery Leamon, Brooke Ledbetter, Tatum Lindahl, Julio Lopez, Alfonso Manrriquez, Mikala Martin, Brandon Martinez, Samuel Martinez, Kailey Massey, Tyler McAlister, Skylar McGee, Julianne Mills, Kolton Mooney, Stacie Moore, Hayden Morley, Madison Mowrey, Jacob Norwood, Maria Parkison, Asa Phillips, Jordan Phillips, Maddisen Pierce, Bennett Pinkston, Kalyn Pittman, Porsche Poteet, Chloe Ritchmond, Reese Rodda, Tristen Rush, Zade Smith, Zachary Talmage, Dylan Temple, Taylor Trower, Christopher Utech, Kendall Wilson. 8th Grade A Honor Roll Brooke Ashmore, Emily Baumann, Drew Baxter, Juliann Boiles, Lillie Crawford, Benjamin Davis, Mary Frazier, Drake Hinson, Jeffrey Houk, Rendyn Jenkins, Hunter Jennings, Kayla Karnes, Rachel Kay, Brianna Lunsford, Hadassah Marquart, Trevor McIntire, Abigail Morales, Sandra Palma Ortiz, Robert Pesina, Savannah Rodricks, Tyler Ruelas, Hayley Schlueter, Kaley Stewart, Macie Strickland, Madison Stutz, Andrew Swan, John Vining, Paige Wade, Charles Wilson, Emily Wynns. 8th Grade AB Honor Roll Marina Archuleta, Kayla Arstingstall, Megan Bagwell, Emma Ballard, Charles Barker, Hunter Beck, Trent Brawley, Breeona Cannon, Julia Choate, Bridgette Cole, Sarah Coomer, Cutter Cox, Wyatt Cross, Makayla Daniells, Alyssa Daws, Michael Durall, Kaitlyn Ford, Austin Fugate, Brandon Fuller, Gabriel Gamble, Dylan Gibson, Lauren Gilbert, Sierra Gilson, Ryan Goldstein, Meagan Green, Megan Hall, Julian Hernandez, Nina Hill, Lindsee Hix, Joclyn Holden, Sarah Idell, Jamie Jeter, Samantha Jobe, Cristian Juarez, Lake Keating, Abigail Kortokrax, Kyra Kozak, Carson Leatherwood, Thoryn Lefever, Brittany Leonard, Danielle Long, Jaqueline Lopez, Madison Marchman, Jennifer Meason, Emily Milstead, Megan Moreno, Seth Ortega, Chase Parten, Heidi Phillips, Adam Porter, Alexander Quevedo, Heather Randall, Sarah Renfro, Hunter Safford, Kyle Sands, Kade Scheller, Macie Shelton, Alexander Simmons, Makenzie Sinkovec, Natalie Smith, Noah Stewart, Kaitlyn Stinson, Taylor Strong, Timothy Tenery, Jacob Westbrook, Cole Williams, Emelie Wood, Brie Worley, Jose Zamudio Zamora, Evan Zohne.

Forte Junior High School 7th Grade A Honor Roll Kaleigh Baker, Brittany Beasley, Sierra Carlson, Trysten Cook, Hayley Craig, Emily Dang, Joseph Hoselton, Kendallyn Hunt, Skylar Ingram, Jennifer Lara, Andrew Lutz, Brandon McCaffrey, Ainsley McDonald-Boyer, Briawna Perez, Cataliena Pizarro, Sydnee Stanley, Kelly Thetford, Kayleigh White. 7TH Grade AB Honor Roll Brooke Bailey, Delaney Blagg, Hannah Boyd, Adam Brazell, Jordan Brinkman, Blake Burgess, Amber Bury, Julia Casarez, Jaymee Dalley, Micah Dickman, Makennah Eager, Joshua Easter, Zachary Freeman, Madison Gavarrette, Rylee Glennon, Alyssa Hall, Alexis Hanna, Elizabeth Harris, Dayton Hedgpeth, Austin Hubbard, Joshua Hubbard, Autumn Johnson, Deanna Johnson, Savannah Johnson, Josue Juantos, Blayze Ledet, Justin Lewis, Marlee Mazza,

8th Grade AB Honor Roll Taylor Anderson, Ricardo Aregullin, Hannah Baker, Laurin Baker, Candice Becker, Logan Blair, Travis Brackman, Bethany Carroll, Alexis Chapa, Lauren Coker, Brooke Collins, Soraya Cristan, Moriah Glenn, Jessica Gorman, Cheyanne Hagan, John Hall, Evan Harris, Aurora Hatch, Madeline Henderson, Jeremiah Hutchins, Zackary Kent, Dohyuk Kim, Sierra Lozano, Alyssa Luna, Aaron Lutz, Richard Macdonald, Brendan Marchand, Gabryella Martinez, Jordyn Mathis, Rachel McGee, Kit Miller, Samuel Miller, Preston Montenegro, Brian Moore, Savannah Morphis, Leona Myers, Jordan Newman, Michael Nutt, Deston Oliver, Chelsea Padgett, Heather Patterson, Brian Prentice, Matthew Rager, Joshuah Riley, Matthew Riley, Aaron Robertson, Kalob Robertson, Noah Robertson, David Rogers, Skylar Russell, Dylan Sawyer, Bailey Seeling, Savannah Shafer, Jessica Simants, Dylan Smith, Tiffany Tallant, Tracey Taylor, Harlan Tunnell, Ryan Villanueva, Trenton Walker, Summer Walters, Brandon Wolfe, Averie Womack.

Azle Elementary 5th Grade A Honor Roll Madison Aniasco, Duane Blobaum, Jackson Brown, Annie Cole, Chanel Deady, Taevis Denning, Danielle Fitzgerald, Christian Fonville, Ashtyn Foster, Megan Frank, Noriyah Hack, Peyton Kirby, Liberty Lawton, Gunnar Lefever, Megan Leonard, Addaley Maness, William Massey, Landon McBride, Justina Meshi, Tristan Morris, Kalea O’Gorman, Cassidy Pate, Elizabeth Pederson, Derek Petter, Emma Ritchmond, Cristian Salazar, Blake Saurenmann, Ozzilyn Schindler, Colby Schmitt, Ashton Seabourn, Kenneth Seals, Wesley Speck, Emma Stutz, Lisa Taylor, Sydney Thomason, Aidan Tune, Anthony Valdez, Keaton Vaughn, Ellyce Vickers, Jacob Von Niederhausern, Quinlan Wade, Morgan Wells, Madison Wilde. 5th Grade AB Honor Roll Trevor Austin, Emily Ball, Benjamin Barentine, Matthew Barrow, Carson Beck, Graicie Bouchard, Abigail Bradley, Shelby Bradley, Hailey Burkett, Courtney Caldwell, Shyanna Cannon, Jessica Chance, Brianna Chrysler, Hope Clark, Jenna Conner, Elijah Cook, William Cooper, Ethan Davis, Hudson Davis, Sheridan Dawson, Alexander Delossantos, Michelle Devilliers, Kearson Dominguez, Garrett Drolet, Benton Dunkerley, Madison Dusek, Summer Evans, Jack Fairchild, Gracie Ford, Caleb Geer, Alexandria Green, Kayla Green, Cortney Grozier, Connor Hering, Corey Hess, Dalton Hevel, John Hopkins, Erin Humphrey, Lee Hyder, Hunter Jackson, Jason Jeter, Ashlynn Jimenez, Ryan Jordan, Jonathan Lester, Austen Lloyd, Tori Locke, Haley Lockhart, Brionna Longbrake, Ethan Marquart, Lucas Martin, Taylor Martin, McKenna Mason, Hayley Mills, Morgan Moffat, Peyton O’Neal, Felicity Oran, Krstn Overall, Aaliyah Pena, Taya Pope, Reagan Porter, Nicholas Quevedo, Ethan Raborn, William Ranck, River Reese, Kathrine Roper, Tristian Sarmiento, Ramsey Sawyer, Madison Schultz, Jacob Shew, Clifton Shoemake, Dominique Szczepkowski, Karl Taylor, Cj Van Slyke, Anabela Vilchiz, Seth Waliser, Baylee Walters, Samantha Weiss, James West, Quinn Whidden, Garrett Whitley, Makayla Wisniewski, Jacob Woodard, Joel Yeargan. 6th Grade A Honor Roll Rachel Adamson, Byron Anderson, Morgan Ashmore, Jaron Beck, Kinsey Blasingame, Katelyn Branscom, Kynleigh Browne, Nicole Chism, Bradley Crawford, Matthew Cruz, Selma Dervisevic, Dylan Fuller, Miguel Guzman, Harley Humphries, Avery Luig, Jacob Martin, Marisah Mata, Alexa Maxfield, Emma Maze, Jenna McKee, Jayde Nabors, Jaden O’Gorman, Daniel Ruelas, Lexi Sadler, Justice Simmons, Colby Stanley, Tucker Tamjidi. 6th Grade AB Honor Roll Alexis Allen, Jeremiah Alvarado, Jason Arellano, Scott Baird, Cameron Baker, Ethan Barnard, Haley Bearden, Grace Bennett, Kelsi Bernsen, Riley Bolerjack, Joshua Bumgarner, Charles Campbell, Lauren Campoli, Courtney Clark, Breann Collard, Chloe Cook, McKenzie Cooper, Hunter Corder, Abigail Davis, Reagan Duckworth, Chastity Estrada, Haylee Francks, Kameron Gatlin, Danielle Gibson, Ryan Giles, Emily Gomez, Jacquelyn Gomez, Ximena Gonzalez De La Cruz, Brandon Graeber, Dakota Greenwood, Jacob Gutierrez, Chase Hall, Hunter Hall, Reagan Hall, Chrystyne Hart, Eramist Haskins, Brian Hasler, Marcos Hernandez, Asher Hopewell, Emma Hosey, Abigail House, Haley Huchowski, Jennifer Juarez, Peyton Ladner, Kamrin Liptow, Jewel Lively, Cassandra Lofgren, Myka Longmire, Macey Mayfield, Payton McNeely, Candy Mesta, Halen Morris, Kye Neasbitt, Kathryn Neely, Alyssa Newman, Ashton Peel, Aaron Perez, Steffani Reaves-Perino, Sidney Reese, Ryan Reynolds, Elizabeth Robles, Destiny Rodriguez, Grace Rollmann, Jenny Rosales, Barbara Rueda, Adrian Salsman, Tatum Sapp, Peyton Setliff, Madison Sinkovec, Triniti Smith, Chanel Smith-Granger, Logan Stoff, Makayla Stoff, Jacob Suddeath, Alyssa Summers, Caitlen Sutton, Kaden Taylor, Logan Temple, Patrick Toy, Enrique Vazquez, Alan Zehntner.

Hoover Elementary School 5th Grade A Honor Roll Savannah Bonner, Noah Carlson, Ryan Choate, Harrison Coviello, Isabelle Crabtree, John Cross, Caden Dale, Ivy Deel, Dorian Evans, Abigail Hawpe, Adrian Hiros, Sean Hunt, Pierce Loeffelholz, Preston Loeffelholz, Maxton Manker, Skylar Martin, Kilian McDonald-Boyer, Jayleigh Patterson, Jackson Penshorn, Allison Roecker, Slade Simpson, Shayla Smith, Ryan Thatcher, Richard Thomason, Landry Thompson, Thomas Ward, Gracie Weaver. 5th Grade AB Honor Roll Joseph Aguilar, Ashleah Arrington,, Ty Barnes, Sandy Bautista SanJuan, Alexander Blackwell, Quentin Brentz, Raegan Burrows, Jeffrey Carrier, Cecilia Clark, Zackary Coffer, Sierra Craig, Brandon Cruz, Adrian Davenport, Markus Dyck, Jacob Edwardes, Logan Fisher, Gerald Freeman, Robert Freeman, Charles Furr, Arturo Galvan, Payton George, Brian Gibbs, Cheyenne Grubbs, Laurynn Gunnells, Sadie Hilburn, Ryan Hill, Eric Holzerland, Jorden Hooper, Haley Hooton-Bowers, Jason Hoselton, Angel Howard, Cameron Keener, Mackenzie Koiner, Cody Lackey, Gabriel Laver, Ethan Lote, Javier Lozano, Aubrey Macdonald, Alison McAlister, Sadie McCambridge, Cameron McDonnell, Shelbi Moorehead, Lawson Nagel, Jakob Nichols, Kaden Noe, Leilani Nutt, Emily Owens, Erica Owens, Morgan Pittman, Bailey Pointer, Tymothy Ponder, Caanan Revelle, Kalub Robinson, Chelsea Rodriguez, Megan Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez-Muniz, Haleigh Rogers, Trevor Russell, Ethan Saline, John Seay, Jacob Self, Causen Shafer, Isaac Sipe, Titan Smith, Matthew Sparks, Samantha Sparks, Amee Spaulding, Kenleigh Spivey, Alyssa Tetts, Brooke Thomas, Haley Thomas, Isaiah Torrez, Richard Trapp, Chloe Turner, Lane Walker, Calvin Wilson, Alexis Wood, 6th Grade A Honor Roll, Elizabeth Alanis, Ameri Clark, Brooke Creacy, Nicholas Dang, Laura Lara, Alison Newton, Avery North, Nathanael Reese, Kylee Scribner, Tara Sheets, Karly Spigler, Matthew Ulshafer, Ema Waring, Harli Wilbanks, 6th Grade AB Honor Roll, Koby Adams, Patricia Barnes, Journey Bowman, Tiffany Brown, Dayton Bryant, Gatlin Carter, Sheldon Chancellor, Breanna Chaney, Savannah Cross, Hannah Curry, Rhody Duncan, Cheyenne Flynn, Shelbe Freasier, Kiarah Graham, Bailey Grissom, Alexandra Guadiana, Brienna Hankins, Austin Hasty, Kaylen Holmesly, Blake Horton, Haley Jentzen, Kaylee Kidd, Christian Leal, Brandon Markel, Joshua McCaffrey, Victoria McCrory, Makela McDowell, Tristen Meason, Krista Medlock, Cooper Moorman, Samuel Pierce, Kendra Porter, Autumn Powell, Aaron Reed, Cindy Romero, Kyrsten Sharp, Justin Shaw, Kayla Sheriff, Kayla Smith, Estafany Tellez, Payton Vaughn, Elizabeth Wagner, Daniel Walters, Jericho Ware, Zachary Westbrook, James Wilson, Seth Winn, Chloe Witt, Austin Womack, Kaylee Yates,

Cross Timbers Elementary 1st Grade A Honor Roll Mattalon Allison, Dakota Brewton, Kade Dowell, Salina Fischer, Cheryl Grubbs, Abby Hardin, Kristopher Hobbs, Gabriela Loera-Marin, Adam May, Jose Neri, Kylie Noe, Sarae Perez, Katelyn Phillips, Thomas Riley, Lane Springfield, Briseyda Torres, Aubree Trahan, Kylie Valdez, Kevin Valenzuela, Kameron Weger, Allison Wright. 1st Grade AB Honor Roll Jennifer Antunez, Elliott Blagg, Payton Blann, Parker Brewton, Shaylea Cassel, Cathrynne Claunch, Caitlyn Colley, Carson Cooper, Aubrieana Dixon, David Evans, Lacy George, Robert Hardin, Adan Hernandez, Genesis HernandezCastro, Aaliyah Hittle, Naomi Hollingsworth, Jeffrey Leonard, Mason Malewiski, Austin May, Nathan McDaniel, David Moore, Jesse Moya, Jaden Neff, Amy Neri Guerrero, Jessie Parker, Ivan Perez, Jorge Perez, Anthony Rodriguez, Katelyn Sagers, Ryan Slinkard, Ezequiel Soria, Elijah Turner, Christopher Whipple. 2nd Grade A Honor Roll Lane Autrey, Kyndal Coker, Taylor Fischer, Aiden Fuller, Luke McLaughlin, Luke Olmsted, Caiden Richardson, Noah Rollins, Amanda White, Joshua Wiedeman. 2nd Grade AB Honor Roll Aubrey Abbott, Jaycee Antoszewski, Fernando Antunez, Kadin Bailey, Ethan Blackmon, Saige Butler, Clayton Daniels, Jaylynn Day, Sally Espejel, Jovanny Espinoza, Mackensey Ford, Korbin Gideon, Joshua Hall, Jessie Heath, Jesus Juarez, Maisie Locke, Jami Lyons, Jacob Mobley, Ayden Peavy, Kyla Phillips, Manuel Reyes, Samantha Riojas, Adam Ruelas, Dawlton-Joel Selman, Avery Smith, William Spratt, Dylann Steinly, Miandra Thomley, Pamela Thomley, Adan Torres, Nicholas Villanti, Christopher Virag, Gideon Whipple, Melody Wood. 3rd Grade A Honor Caitlyn Boyd, Caleb Balderas, Abigail Cashion, Lauren Collins, Sarah Cook, Taryn Deady, Zachary Harris, Julianna Hayunga, Camryn Hinkle, Kaley Leatherwood, Meagan Ledbetter, Joshua Leonard, Christopher Lueras, Justin Mainville, Brock Martin, Cameron Power, Braxton Richardson, Daniel Seals, Luke Thurston, Josie Walker, Greyce Young. 3rd Grade AB Honor Roll Lanie Arnold, Derek Bernsen, Jhonathan Carmane, Nathan Carter, Hayli Cherryhomes, Noah Coleman, Macie Cooper, Kylin Crofford, Denise Deleon, Victoria Gillenwater, Nathaniel Gorman, Tanner Matlock, Shauna McCambridge, Skyla Pantoja, Elijah Price, Alondra Quintana Vazquez, Brookelyn Smith, Edgar Torres, Lainey Trahan. 4th Grade A Honor Roll Aylisa Anthony, Celsea Colley, Brianna Gonzalez, Samuel Holmes, Jasmine Howard, Maria Nava-Plata, Madeline Rush, Kella Simpson, Mauricio Vasquez. 4th Grade AB Honor Roll Ian Armstrong, Michael Baker, Michael Biron, Emily Blackwell, Otis Blann, Richard Esparza, Rachel Ford, Fernando Gomez, Haley Guerrero, Alexander Holland, Braelyn Martin, Henry Martinez, Cristal Mathis, Claire McKennon, Kaleb McKennon, Rebekah McLaughlin, Robert Phillips, Ashlynn Porch, Gatlyn Shearer, Trystan Simpson, Deston Sitton, Madison Tamjidi, Jaden Upshaw, Megan Winborne.

Eagle Heights Elementary School 1st Grade A Honor Roll Daisy Aguirre, Claire Dale, Kevin Duran, Braden Forsythe, Caydence Grnwalt, Colin Halyard, Melanie Harder, Paulix Howell-McFadden, Nathaniel Hudman, Brynn Lee, Angel Loera-Munoz, Rebecca Marx, Avery Pruitt, Kaitlyn Riley, Jade Robinson, Landri Seward, Dominique Vantreese, Tyler Vaughn, Emmylia Vickers, Brice Watson, Jett Wilson. 1st Grade AB Honor Roll Dakota Amann, Alaina Amato, Preston Ambrose, Javier Avila, Rylee Barrow, Xander Bateman, Kelsey Bell, Diego Beltran, Victoria Benavides, Michael Bryant, Matthew Burnett, Yocelyn Camacho, Zachary Cannon, Jack Coffey, Joanna De La Cruz, Jorja Erwin, Aubrey Hartford, Catherine Hinojosa, Tatiana Krieger, Edgar Lino, Stephanie Manrriquez, Anthony Martinez, Jesus Martinez, Jayden McGee, Ashlyn McPeak, Destiny Medders, Hayden Montalvo, Austin Montgomery, Ava Moreno, Ashlynn Parker, Sierra Ramirez, Baylee Reynolds, Molly Rodda, Cash Russell, Dalia Saldivar, Cayleigh Shafer, Braden Shildmyer, Madison Smith, Jaci Stricklin, John Villegas, Zoe Waddel, Colby Wallace, Keegan Walter. 2nd Grade A Honor Roll Jackson Abraham, Kerby Baker, Bailey Booth, Meagan Brady, Harrison Carrouth, Tucker Cross, Seth Dalton, Makenzee Fair, Samuel Graeber, Madeline Green, Trinity Gregory, Abby Harold, Henry Lalonde, Hayley Langeberg, Pella Lefever, Noah Lehr, Cristian Leon, Benjamin Martin, Ainsley McDaniel, Connor McLain, Ashlyn Norton, Erin Owens, Alejandro Perez, Garner Perkins, Laurel Ragland, Dylan Ridley, Trinity Thornton, Trey Thornton, Eva Zohne.

11A

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Nolen Anderson, Hayden Andres, Cj Ayers, Kayden Back, Kristina Birkeland, Kaitlyn Caffey, Nate Crutchfield, Autumn Danobeytia, Lauren Davis, Braden Decoopman, Kayden Duhon, Denver Farris, Hayden Farris, Michael Gancar, Erika Gomez, Matthew Gonzalez, Vance Guthrie, Kylee Honea, Sophia Jones, Paul Leonard, Cadence O’Neal, Kean Overby, Jayden Sanders, Colton Vaughn, Cole Webb, Nevaeh Williams, Miles Anderson, Alyssa Barton, Taylor Copen, Nolan Garcia, Kamryn Hill, Preston Johnson, Zakary Lucas, Emilee Norvell, Brandie Phillips, Dayton Robinson, Evelyn Weldon.

Fourth Six Weeks Honor Rolls

2nd Grade AB Honor Roll Sean Albright, Anna Amato, Mason Arnwine, Hayden Ash, Calyn Baird Emily Baird, Eric Balderas, Gavin Bell, Laura Bryant, Elvia Ceniceros, Tristan Clark, Christian Ellis, Isaiah Farley, Aiva Ferris, Justin Frank, Angel Gallegos, Samuel Garner, Eduardo Gutierrez, Jason Jerzak, Jefferson Lawton, Braden Love, Madison Lowery, John Medders, Jesus Mesta, Amira Neri, Christiana Pitts, Lance Rodriguez, Lily Rollmann, Kalel Sarmiento, Mary Shaw, Graceson Sherman, Raygon Sisk, Riley Vowell, Seth Walter, Elizabeth Zamudio Zamora. 3rd Grade A Honor Roll Haylee Allphin, Cory Ball, Ryan Berry, Angel Brown, Caden Christian, Brennen Eason, Aracely Flores, Jonathan Ford, Morgan Gregory, Mariah Hastey, Corey Hevel, Noah Hudman, Sophie Laudenheimer, Holt Lee, Keira Luster, Eva Marx, Alina Meshi, Montanna Miller, Kollin Mooney, Rosalia Nava, Kayle Neill, David Paige, Melissa Wolosek, Westin Wyatt. 3rd Grade AB Honor Roll Blessing Albright, Stephanie Allen, Mackenzie Allred, Madisyn Ball, Emilia Bazan, Mia Carrizales, Alysa Collins, Mia Donahew, Dean Forsythe, Brady Gilbert, Jose Gonzalez, Garrett Gouyton, Jaden Hartford, Alejandro Hernandez, Marissa Hernandez, Easton House, Robert Hyder, Kason Johnson, Brooke Jordan, Giovanni Juarez, Ian Lackey, Holt Lee, Lindsay Lemoine, Damian Lopez, Kyler Luster, Heather McAfee, Christian Miller, Jason Oran, Isabel Perkins, Ariana Ramirez, Amanda Rodriguez, Sarah Russell, Nicole Shearer, Chase Watson, Jaylin Wolosek, Melissa Wolosek. 4th Grade A Honor Roll Meagan Anderson, Nevaeh Baird, Rachel Baumann, Trenton Burchett, Sabrina Garcia, Lillian Gregory, Summer Lemoine, Logan McKelvey, Natalie Milstead, Aubrie Norton, Jesus Rivera, Griffin Schroeder, McKenna Watson. 4th Grade AB Honor Roll Nallely Alfaro, Kehler Boenisch, Triniti Bowman, Brittney Brooks, Sarah Burnett, Sheila Cannon, Faith Clark, Sierra Davis, William Gray, Shawn Hall, Arleth Hernandez, Rafael Hernandez, Cynthia Hoang, Rose Jernigan, Bailee Johnson, Jordon Kirkelie, Jonathan Martinez, Emily McDonald, Abigail McManis, Taryn Mikula, Ashton Morgan, Clint Nabors, Zachary Nobles, Maximillian Quevedo, Jason Quinn, Samuel Rodriguez, Regan Sawyer, Alexa Segovia, Koleton Smith, Garrett Stewart, Kali Votaw, Sydney Wells, Tommy White, Gracie Wynns, Cambria Yanda, Abdiel Zamudio.

Liberty Elementary 1st Grade A Honor Roll Leanna Bartlett, Payton Dekin, Scarlet Feemster, Hailey Fox, Aiden King, Dillon Lovell, Dakota Norton, Gracie Smith, Brooklynn Steward, Caty Thompson, Lucy Vinson, Tyler Wall, Emily Wilson.

1st Grade AB Honor Roll Mackenzie Campbell, Joshua Carver, Kourtni Cecil, Taryn Clark, Landon Couch, Alexi Estrada, Mateo Franco, Harrison Higgins, Cade Jobe, Ryon Keil, Carter Landon, Savannah Lefan, Ryland Liptow, Gracelyn Lowe, Alynda Martinez, Morgan Mask, Dalton McClure, Josue Montelongo, Jacquelyn Myres, Ariah Odom, Louis Parra, Rylee Patrick, Jacob Ramsey, Brody Roque, Gatlyn Smith, Yulissa Solis, Sara Sorrells, Kiara Steiger, Kaden Vaughan, Natalie Wasek, Clara Wisniewski, Kiara Wright. 2nd Grade Honor Roll Skyler Arellano, Damian Avalos, Ella Bolin, Shelby Burson, Kaylen Cash, Katelyn Decorte, Riley Del Buono, Elli Garcia, Sydney Gatlin, Makynna Hinkle, Cameryn Hoskins, Gabriel Johnson, Olivia Jones, Ashtyn Kay, Tyler Landon, Kendall Locke, Oliver Lorenz, Hope Machen, Dylan Martindale, Cooper Most, Joseph Parra, Robert Rees, Alex Simmons, Tinley Stacy, Klayton Stephens, Benjamin Thompson, Grant Tune, Ethan Van Kleeck. 2nd Grade AB Honor Roll James Adams, Whitley Armstrong, Jenaya Barentine, Angelica Bartlett, Breckon Davis, Adam Derda, Loralee Edmonson, Austin Eminger, Logan Ferreira, Cayden Fowler, Gabrielle Gann, Tatum Humphries, Jason Jones, Adalyn Ladner, Karlee Locke, Angel Loya, Emma Marsh, Brysen McKown, Casey Morrison, Isaiah Ochoa, Xavier Overall, Cody Perry, Jose Rubio, Georgianne Saumty, Harley Stringer, Chrystopher Telfer, Michael Van Der Linden, Samuel Von Niederhausern, Faith Young, Madison Yunger. 3rd Grade A Honor Roll Caitlyn Boyd, Caleb Balderas, Abigail Cashion, Lauren Collins, Sarah Cook, Taryn Deady, Zachary Harris, Julianna Hayunga, Camryn Hinkle, Kaley Leatherwood, Meagan Ledbetter, Joshua Leonard, Christopher Lueras, Justin Mainville, Brock Martin, Cameron Power, Braxton Richardson, Daniel Seals, Luke Thurston, Josie Walker, Greyce Young. 3rd Grade AB Honor Roll Parker Applewhite, Steven Ballejo, Brianna Bartlett, Cole Bennett, Skylar Burge, Aiden Casey, Hannah Cleghorn, Katy Conwell, Savannah Cunningham, Brynn Del Buono, Madelynn Enrriques, Nicklaus Flores, Ethan Francks, Rylie Gatlin, Tristin Hatch, Brenden Hathaway, Savannah Higgins, Colleen Hopewell, Trynity Hoskins, Christian Jobe, Makenna Lain, Anna Latta, Karen Martinez, Kaydence Mata, Reece Moorman, Lukasjames Myres, Keely O’Neal, Jamie Pruett, Gabriel Rodriguez, Emma Sanchez, Kennedy Spaeth, Rachel Van Der Linden, J-Ann White, Edward Wright. 4th Grade A Honor Roll Emily Cole, Paige Edmunds, Hailie Kent, Jessica Lorenz, Macee Peterson, Trinity Seals, Megan Smith. 4th Grade AB Honor Roll Hudson Anderson, Madigan Anderson, Olivia Anderson, Logan Andres, Paige Ballard, Nikolas Birkeland, Emma Bolin, Brian Brooks, Kasen Browne, Benjamin Collins, Cole Curtis, Jacee Dinkins, Savanna Geer, Hailey Hart, Wyatt Hatch, Jorden King, Gabriel Koontz, Noah Martinez, Saralyn McMullen, Tori McRay, Travis O’Neill, Michelle Parkison, Ernest Pate, Madison Pruett, David Stringer, Kalli Talmage, Lindy Thurston, Benjamin Von Niederhausern, Sara Walker.

1st Grade AB Honor Roll Jake Allen, Taylor Babin, Leila Barrett, David Bass, Owen Boling, Avery Bradberry, Kaleb Braswell, Reba Cato, Aaliyah Diaz, Wade Hammond, Melody Hawpe, David Hollon, Brianna Huffman, Christopher Kukulka, Kenneth Light, Brandon Lopez, Liliana Lozano, Elijah Miller, Noah Miller, Kyle Ochoa, Bryanna Pender, Byanca Pina, Arianna Price, Kandace Reed, William Rosson, Aiden Stone, Michelle Villasenor, Taylor Wallace, Audrey Williams, Cassidy Woodruff.

Walnut Creek Elementary School

2nd Grade A Honor Roll Autumn Allen, Katheryn Ardito, Ethan Bissonnette, Brent Burgess, Robert Crosley, Marisol Garcia, Madilynn Jackson, Hunner Kane, Mackenzie Milstead, Brenden Pender, Jordan Richter, Michael Seeton, Kylenn Shafer, Nathan Walsh, Charles Westrup, Loukas Whisman, Ava Younkman.

1st Grade AB Honor Roll Gavin Adkisson, Christian Anderson, Royce Baker, Katie Burleson, Peytie Chambers, Coen Davis, Jacob Davis, Ava Duncan, Greyson Flynn, Jacob Freeman-Ward, Emma Gable, Marissa Gonzalez, Linda Gulbrantson, Emory Hann, Logan Harrison, Zaiden Hill, Bayleigh Howell, Lani Lewis, Julia Long, Jonathan Martin, Tristin Morris, Coby Romer, Kasen Scarlato, Lillie Simpson, Ryan Waskow, Arrissa Webster, Nathan Zurovetz.

2nd Grade AB Roll Caleb Alcala, Kylie Bridges, Wyatt Brooks, Ashlynn Brummett, Aurora Burks, Zander Coffer-Henson, Matthue Davis, Ava Edelman, Dylan Erwin, Paul Godwin, Kara Gonzales, Jenna Harrison, Dakota Krier, Justin Leija, Emily Lewis, Sabrina Mayo, Hannah Meredith, Ethan Miller, Corey Myers, Rodney Ortega, Mikayla Palos, Angelina Pizarro, Robert Rea, Kollin Reed, Lacey Roby, Thomas Satterlee, Ashlynn Schnarr, Skylar Tackel, Thomas Tercero, Karsyn Vaccarella, Michael Williams. 3rd Grade A Honor Roll Zachary Allen, Kyler Braswell, Kaytelynn Cook-Thomas, Tara Gonzales, Kaylea Hollenbach, Dakota Houdeshell, Asia Moore, Natasha Moore, Leah North, Samuel Reese, Caleb Smith, Lilly Sparks, William Tunnell, Zoe Weaver, Brooklynn Williams. 3rd Grade AB Honor Roll Augustin Arvizo, Leslie Bales, Stefan Bartlett, Jacob Beare, Makayla Bishop, Grant Bradberry, Bryleigh Carey, Angel Castillo-Henderson, Brianna Cochran, Bobby Crank, Jose Deegear, Karla Galvan, Alannah Henson, Jacob Hughes, Christopher Lee, Jillian Light, Abbygail Lynn, Juan Maldonado, Corbin McDowell, Vincent Meadows, Martin Meredith, Levi Miller, Addison Moore, Joshua Moore, Stevie Pfeifer, Curtis Rodgers, Daniela Rodriguez, Andrew Roecker, Jessica Scribner, Shane Simpson, Joshua Thomas, Grace Walsh, Weldon Watkins, Erin Westerman, Dorian Williams, Nicholas Wyant. 4th Grade A Honor Roll Monti Collins, Abigail Reese, Lee Stimson, Logan Strawbridge, Dorryan White. 4th Grade AB Honor Roll Chase Beck, Jacob Burton, Morgan Cain, Cierra Christian, Clayton Cook, Misti Derego, Mason Fair, McCaleb Fuhrmann-Shasteen, Steven George, Summer Hand, Zachary Heath, Aksel Hiros, Makenlee Holmesly, Monti Hunter, Matthew Lewis, Katlyn Mosier, Riley Norton, Alyssa Pender, Genna Peyton, Alexander Roecker, Vivianna Sandoval, Kailey Seeling, Jake Simpson, Jaxon Simpson, Chase Smith, Lilian Smithey, Ranger Sprabary, Cayla Thompson, Jimmy Tunnell, Tyler Vaughan, Chloe Verellen, Holden Wall, Abbigail Walsh, Kaela Westrup, Mariah Wilborn, Savanna Wilborn, Garrett Woodruff, Raechel Wyatt, Shelby Wywias.

Silver Creek Elementary School 1st Grade A Honor Roll

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1st Grade A Honor Roll Reeslyn Bice, Gillian Brentz, Aiden Buscay, Benjamin Derting, Krista Glass, Kylan Hankins, Hannah Johns, Avery Jones, Patrick La Morte, Nathan McCrory, Holland Morris, Anna Preston, Bradyn Rager, Bryan Rager, Dylan Smith, Jacob Sparks, Faith Summers, Chase Sutton, Morgan Terrell, Madeline Thompson, Allison Thorn, Ashley Trapp, Brenan Winfrey.

2nd Grade A Honor Roll John Clark, Jackson Davis, William Delorme-Hudgins, Gabriel Evans, Denim Fields, Carly Gilbreath, Brayden Hutton, Jared King, Jason Merrill, Caiden Roache, Lily Smith, Job Summers, Austin Tong, Ayden Wright. 2nd Grade AB Honor Roll Mallorie Adams, Kaiden Adkisson, Nichole Brantley, Dallas Brown, Colten Carroll, Brittany Cato, Jayden Coffey, Issac Daniels, Jadyn Dixon, Alex Doggett, Chandler Doggett, Drew Dorris, Braden Franklin, Abigail Garner, Hailey Garrett, Marrissa Gonzalez, Avery Gregory, Denson Harbour, John Hinkley, Shiloh Hitt, Sydney Holloway, Lily Johnston, Priscila Juarez, Lucas Kleen, Aiden Lena, Wesley Mayfield, Joshua Mueller, Braden Murray, Joseph Neff, Latham Phillips, Delaney Pilkinton, Shaleigh Pritchard, Zoe Pudifin, Paul Quick, Alexis Rehbeger, Julia Riles, Katelynn Russell, Cadie Shackelford, Eva Sons, Ryan Thomason, Joley Vick, Malina Wilkerson, Jacy Williams. 3rd Grade A Honor Roll Robert Ash, Elyse Atwell, Faith Bethurum, Robert Campbell, Breton Estes, Gianna Gavarrette, Brenna Ingle, Katelyn Ingram, Kaytlynn Lemley, Alyssa Moen, Alyssa Quick, Jonathan Robles, Jarod Vick. 3rd Grade AB Honor Roll Alyssa Alviar, Alexa Andrus, Johnnie Arnold, Clay Barrett, Conner Bennett, Jackson Berg, Christopher Bower, Dylan Brose, Keirstin Campbell, Josiah Clark, Connor Collins, Micah Cook, Samantha Davis, Rowdy Dawson, Shelbie Dillard, Pressli Dunlap, Riley Free, Madelynn Fruge, Barrett Gilbreath, Tiffany Griffin, Casey Hess, Seth Hurst, Jade Jones, Christiana Kaminskas, Dillinger Kovach, Jakson Lahue, Eryka Lowery, Logan Lundgren, Cody McIntyre, Landen McMinn, Tristen McNeely, Kenzie Morgan, Thanh Nguyen, Hannah Pope, Lauryn Rasco, Lily Roberts, Colton Rodriguez, Brianna Sawyer, Dresden Simmons-Seybert, Travis Slimp, Rylan Stults, Kayla Suddeath, Connor Syrus, Tatum Tangney, Kyler Terry, Matthew Tolbert, Ryan Wright. 4th Grade A Honor Roll Kaitlyn Anderson, Hadley Burgess, Remey Chandler, Collin Clark, Kristin Gable, Trinity Hall, Michael Harris, Cheyenne Hilbert, Geraldine Hitt, Madison Kinder, Emily Terrett, Grace Thomas, Allie Thompson, Kaitlyn Thompson, Jerilyn White. 4th Grade AB Honor Roll Brandon Allen, Cassidy Boston, Makenzie Davis, Katlin Deaver, Dane Dorris, Emily Edwardes, Hannah Elkins, Cassidy Flores, Kylie Freeman, Ashlee Frey, Jenna Gestring, Nathaniel Hamilton, Kendal Hann, Dylan Hinkle, Savannah Huff, Madisyn Hurst, Bray-Dyn Lawson, Debra Lester, Micah Love, Hunter Martin, Jacob McElhannon, Amy Michelli, Dylan Moen, Trista Mueller, Jake Parrish, Matthew Rehbeger, Chloie Robertson, Stella Sample, Samuel Shackelford, Nathaniel Shaw, Jordan Shelton, Isabella Strong, Colin Todd, Tristyn Vasquez, Trinity Villegas, Sarah White, Michael Wilkerson.

ASH CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH 300 S. Stewart · www.ashcreekbc.org · 817-444-3219

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Sunday Evening Serv. ............6:00 am Wednesday Evening ...............7:00 pm Pastor: Tim Stevens

300 South Stewart Early Worship ........................8:15 am Sunday School .......................9:30 am Worship Service ...................10:45 am Evening Worship ....................6:00 pm Pastor: Dr. G. Wesley Shotwell Minister of Education/Adm: Ralph Massey Minister of Music: Fred Himstedt Youth Minister: Luke Riley Deaf ministry available......... 10:45 am upon request by Friday - 817-444-3219

Dr. Vaughn Baker - Pastor 2200 Church Rd., Azle • 817-444-1382 Sunday School .....................10:00 am Traditional Worship .............11:00 am Sunday Youth .......................10:00 am Synergy Worship ....................9:00 am

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Assembly of God Church Hwy. 199 & Jaybird Lane Pastor: Gary D. Veazey Morning Worship .................10:30 am Kidz Zone .............................10:30 am Wednesday Evening

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SILVER CREEK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Pastor: Paul Brownback 817-444-1211 www.TheAbbeyChurch.com 10400 Jacksboro Highway Morning Worship ....................10:30 am Wed: Youth & Family Night ......7:00 pm

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CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH 2233 Hwy 199 E. • Springtown 817-221-LIFE (5433) Sunday School ...................... 9:00 am Sunday Worship Service .....10:00 am Sunday Evening Worship ......6:00 pm Wednesday ...........................7:00 pm

SILVER CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH

Corner Fm 730S. & Veal Station Rd. Sunday School ......................9:45 am Morning Worship .................10:50 am Evening Worship ....................6:00 pm Wed. Prayer Service...............7:00 pm Pastor: Jay Ditty Minister of Music: David Musick Church 817-444-2325 www.silvercreekbc.org

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7200 Robertson Rd. • Ft. Worth FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH www.lighthouse-church.org 200 Church St., Azle • 817-444-3323 Sr. Pastor Frank W. Briggs Morn. Worship ........ 8:30 & 11:00 am 817-237-2758 Sunday School .......................9:45 am Classic - Traditional Service .....8:45 am Youth (UMYF) .........5:00 p.m. Sunday Merge - Contemporary Service ....10 am & 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Edge - Progressive Service ....11:30 am Lighthouse Christian Academy: Pastor: Dr. Dean Posey

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Corner FM 730S & FM 1886 Sunday School .......................9:30 am Worship Service ...................10:30 am Wed. Prayer Service...............7:00 pm 817-270-8476 Pastor - Jon Baker Music Minister - Lloyd McCarroll, Jr. Transporation Available

GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH

1313 S.E. Pkwy, Azle • 817-237-4822 Missouri Synod Worship Service ....................9:30 am Sunday School .....................10:45 am “Christians growing in Jesus, sharing His love with all”

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800 Highcrest Dr. - Azle - 817-444-3063 Sunday Mass.........................8:30 am Wednesday Mass .................. 6:30 pm

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11665 FM 730 N, Azle • 817-270-4444 ST. THOMAS CATHOLIC CHURCH

2920 Azle Ave. • 817-624-2184 Daily Mass - Mon., Wed.,Fri. ......8 am Reconciliation - Sat.- 3:30 or by appt. Weekend Masses ...... -Sat. - 4:00 pm SUNDAY ...... - 8:00, 10:00, 12:00 am & 1:30 pm (Spanish)

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COMMUNITY BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH

1405 Reynolds Rd., Azle • 817-444-7117 Directions: 730 N. to 1542 .5 mi. right on Cardinal, left on Reynolds EAGLE MOUNTAIN Pastor - Rev. Fred Weaver 817-444-3181 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Faye Mote 817-220-5734 7955 Reed Road, Azle Sunday School .......................9:45 am Directions: FM 730 N., 5 miles to Reed Rd. - turn & go 1/2 mile - church on right Morning Worship .................11:00 am Pastor, Nancy Nold Sunday Evening .....................6:00 pm Ch. 817-444-0226 Wednesday Evening ...............7:00 pm Morning Worship .................11:00 am Sunday Night Youth ..............6:00 pm Sunday School .....................10:00 am “Open hearts, open minds, open doors” ST. ANNE’S CHURCH (Episcopal/Anglican)

AZLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

(Disciples of Christ) 117 Church St. • 817-444-3527 Senior Minister, Rev. Dr. Alan Lobaugh Youth Minister, Will Ryan Sunday School .....................10:00 am Morning Worship .................11:00 am

HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH ELCA Pastor: JoAnne Swehosky 4795 E. Hwy 199 - Reno 817-221-HOPE

6055 Azle Ave., Lake Worth 817-237-1888 www.saint-annes.org Pastor, The Rev. Dr. Roger Grist Early Worship w/Communion... 8:00 am Sunday School (Adults-Jr.H.). ....9:15 am (Nursery Available) Choral Worship w/Communion.....10:30 am “Narnia” Children’s Church...........10:30 am

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Jacob and Kelli Boyd Griffin of Fort Worth announce the birth of their daughters, Alexia Grace (left) and Olivia Faith, on Jan. 17 at Texas Health Southwest. They weighed 5 pounds, 14.7 ounces and 5 pounds, 14 ounces and measured 19 inches and 20 inches. Their grandparents are Perry and Carole Boyd of Azle, Danny and Jan O’Shields of Jacksboro and Robert Griffin of Fort Worth. Their great-grandparents are Tom and Juanice Adams of Azle and Charles and Gwen Boyd of Eastland.

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by darlene holmes I’m sure we’re not the only ones who are wondering if it’s ever going to warm up any. I don’t know how the Eskimos ever get used to it. I wasn’t this cold when I lived in Colorado a few years ago. Hopefully, we’re on the tail-end of it. Coming up here in the senior center this week is Show and Tell on Monday. Bring your treasures in and tell us the story behind it. Everyone has something that is special to them. On Tuesday and Thursday in the Emanuel Building up the hill from us, we have Chair and Standing Exercise from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and Yoga follows from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. None could do either when they first started. Come try it out! Wednesday morning, we’ve started a small dance in Room 4 in the Annex Building with taped music. It was fun and we sat, chatted and listened to music also. Some had asked to try it and they seemed to enjoy it. We’ll try the first and third Wednesdays to see how it does. I forgot about our Tuesday AARP-Tax Aide Program. It is every Tuesday through April 9. Call 817444-0070 to make your appointment with them. They’re at the Azle Library on Fridays. Call 817444-7216 for an appointment if you can’t get here on Tuesdays. Thursday, we play chickenfoot dominoes after lunch until we close at 2 p.m. Friday, we have a group of folks who gather and play bridge here in the Annex. One person drives all the way from Jacksboro to play with them and have been doing it for quite a few years. We also have several folks who meet up in the Emanuel Building on Fridays to play the ukulele and sing. Our group plays various table games everyday here – different ones play different days. We’re hoping to start a class soon teaching how to make one of those pretty neck scarves everyone is wearing now. We have lots of food, fun and fellowship here at the Azle Senior Center, Monday through Friday, and

been here for 27 years! I’ve been here from day one and it’s been a wonderful 27 years. I’ve met lots of wonderful folks from all over and they’re still coming in. Thank you City of Azle and Azle Park Board for opening your door to all the wonderful things that have happened here over the years for area seniors to enjoy. We have been truly blessed! We serve a nutritionally balanced meal at noon Monday through Friday. It is ordered the day before and you have your choice of orange juice, 2 percent milk, skim milk, or buttermilk with your lunch. It’s open to all seniors in our area, age 60 and older. We have our own kitchen in Fort Worth out at the Resource Connection off Campus Drive. We contract to a food service company who prepares the food and delivers it daily to our 30 S.C.S. Centers. Ours is Monday through Friday – others do different numbers of days per week. We do information programs throughout the year to keep the seniors aware of what’s happening out there for seniors. We do a Food Bank Day and Produce Day twice a month for free groceries from the Tarrant Area Food Bank. We never know what we’re getting until our driver goes and picks it up. Sometimes there’s a whole lot of stuff and sometimes it’s not very much. It just depends on what they have on hand on our pickup day each time we go. The seniors have never been disappointed in what they get. There is a qualification time frame for them to receive their goodies. They must have eaten four meals here at the center four times from previous Food Bank or Produce Days, whichever one they start on, and it ends the day before the next month’s program. I tell everyone to just eat three more times the next week and get it out of the way. The best part of all of this is the friendships formed over the years by the folks who have been coming over. We have lots of fun here. Come on down and share with us – you’ll be glad you did!

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Lunacy? Plots for sale on the Sea of Tranquillity

avid Bowie, wellknown extra-terrestrial, once sang about “The Man Who Sold the World.” But Dennis Hope has achieved fame by selling the moon – and you can buy a chunk of it. He says lots of people are taking him up on his space oddity. In the 1980’s, Hope took advantage of a loophole in the 1967 United Nations Outer Space Treaty that said no country could own the moon – but it said nothing about individuals, so Hope laid claim to the moon. And now he’s selling plots on it. He’s made a fortune hawking oneacre lots for $19.95. (With a “lunar tax” and shipping and handling, the total is $36.60.) Multiple acres can be purchased at

a discounted rate. Someone plopped Venus, Mars, and Pluto; he’ll let that down $250,000 for 2.66 million acres. latter one go for just $250,000 for its entirety. (Once an orb loses (But might it be buyer beplanetary status, it’s pretty ware? What if it’s on the much dead meat; plus, it’s dark side? Or filled with so far away – location, loscary monsters and super cation, location.) creeps?) Hope is way ahead of And before you scoff too the curve on this venture in much, some famous folks many ways, always mak– some young Americans, ing changes. some in their golden years For instance, he has cre– have already bought ated a special monetary moon property. Like forsystem – Deltas – which mer presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. ON YOUR can be traded for Earth money. Humans can make Bush, and Jimmy Carter MARK deposits on the moon’s (who’s anxious to create a splinter group for Habitat Mark K. Campbell bank here on our planet, then make withdrawals – for Humanity – Abodes for tax-free – from earthly ATMs. Aliens) who all bought in. When China was considering buildIf the moon is just too close for you, Hope also owns Jupiter, Mercury, ing a moon base, Hope warned them

to back off, that he’d not flinch at suing them: “Let’s dance.” And when another guy said he owned the sun and was going to charge Hope for the free energy he was “stealing,” Hope told the guy to just turn off the power source – he didn’t want the sun’s energy. So far, the other guy has not doused the sun. Big money could await current moon property investors – or their future generations – since Hope projects that under the lunar surface sits $6 quadrillion in helium-3 reserves. Used in nuclear fusion, it currently goes for $125,000 per ounce. Hope also was sharp enough to set aside parts of the moon as “reserves.” Places like where U.S. astronauts landed. And the polar regions where Hope said he turned down a $50 million offer to buy the moon’s north pole since

there might be water there. (And with water on the Red Planet, maybe life on Mars? More potential customers!) Hope wasn’t the first to try selling off the moon. In fact, he is under pressure and has some serious competition via the Luna Society International which claims to be the real owners of the moon. “Earth’s Leading Lunar Real Estate Agency” is letting “the beautiful southern shore” of the Sea of Tranquillity go for just $37.50 per acre. The apparently crappy Sea of Vapors can be snapped up just $18.95 per acre, but you just know it will soon be covered in spaceships on blocks and about 100 uncaged, yapping alien dogs. Mark K. Campbell is the News editor and embedded 10 Bowie songs in this column to hunt for. Happy Easter! (Answers next week.)

Something holy this way comes

Letter to the Editor President sending mixed signals

Georgetown University on July 28, 2010, the president observed a cross with Christ on it on the wall behind the lectern. Our president said in no uncertain terms that he would not speak with any Christian symbols behind him and ordered the school to cover the cross. President Obama received no backlash from this by the lapdog media. I see. So, it’s okay to stand in splendor before a terrorist leader, but, to God Himself, it’s under the bus you go.

Dear Editor: I must say, the support for this president is inexplicable – one would think this is scripted from the TV series The Twilight Zone. Case in point: When President Obama spoke at a new conference in the Middle East on March 21, he proudly stood under the portrait of a known terrorist leader, Yasser Arafatt. And the president received standing ovations from the younger Jewish populace. But when Mr. Obama spoke at

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hirty years ago, Walt decorated with poinsettias or lilies). Disney Pictures released As a result, we tend to want to make Something Wicked This the most of the opportunity in preparWay Comes based on ing for those people with whom we story by sci-fi author, interact so infrequently. Ray Bradbury. I never Now that I am in a different minissaw the movie, but I watched the trail- try, I am not involved in preparations er online this morning and might want for what will happen in any church to see if I can track it down this coming Sunday. I for fun. For some reason, I haven’t preached on Easter have a knack for rememSunday in years and am not bering movie titles whether likely to do so in the foreI have seen the movie or seeable future. I will attend not and the title popped and worship. So my prepainto my consciousness this ration is more personal. morning as I was preparing What can I do to prepare to write this week’s colmyself to commemorate umn. the most significant event This week is known in the history of the world? throughout the Christian These are my ponderings world as Holy Week, comfor Holy Week. memorating the final week The fact of the matter is of the earthly ministry of LIFE MATTERS that much wickedness has Jesus and culminating with come our way. We read His crucifixion on Friday Gerry Lewis about it, watch it on TV, and resurrection on Sunhear about it on the radio, day morning. It is because of what and are bombarded by it on social mehappened on that Sunday morning that dia. And it seems, in my opinion, that Christ-followers began worshiping on the more we focus on what is wicked, Sunday, rather than the Sabbath Day the less we focus on what is right. (Saturday) worship which had been the Here’s a great, enduring, life-transcustom of those whose heritage was Ju- forming truth: something (or Someone) daism. What Christians now celebrate holy has come our way. 1 John 4:9-10 as Easter Sunday is in commemoration says, “God showed how much he loved of that Resurrection Sunday. us by sending his one and only Son into For the 24 years I served as a church the world so that we might have eternal music minister and then pastor, prepa- life through him. This is real love – not ration for Easter Sunday was a pro- that we loved God, but that he loved us cess that pretty much began on Janu- and sent his Son as a sacrifice to take ary 2 each year. There is a joke among away our sins.” preachers about the different kinds of Something Holy this way comes, church attendees that exist. One group and that is ultimately what makes our is known as the “Chreasters” (those lives matter. who attend only on Christmas and Azle resident Dr. Gerry Lewis is director of Easter). We also sometimes refer to missions for the Harvest Baptist Association, them as the “Flower Children” (those which is headquartered in Decatur. He writes a who attend only when the church is blog at www.lifematterstoday.blogspot.com/

Question: Is immigration "Western history"? Answer: Yes Author's Note: A couple of weeks ago when I did a follow up column on wild horses, I forgot to mention a February 2, 2013 news article stating that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management is ordering better treatment for wild horses and burros, citing a public outcry as the reason for their new policy. Let's hope.

ow, for this week. When asked by a Fort Worth Daughters of the Republic of Texas chapter to speak on immigration, I wondered if they expected me to discuss the current controversy. However, I'm a historian; I explained what I have learned on the subject from teaching American history for 40 years. Immigration to what later became the United States began in 1607 when Englishmen and women came to Jamestown and in 1620 when the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock. When coastal areas filled up, the only place to go was west. During the co-

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lonial period mostly hardworking ever, five million immigrants arrived Puritans settled in the northern colo- before the Civil War. At least four nies, and Anglicans established large things caused this: 1) revolutions in cotton plantations in the South along the Germanic states failed, so the disillusioned left; 2) the gold fertile rivers. The Scotchrush brought in thousands Irish came to the South and after the 1848 discovey of moved farther upland into gold in California; 3) an the hills. A former professor Irish potato famine in the at Texas Christian Univer1850s; and 4) Mormon resity, Dr. Grady McWhincruitment in England and ney, wrote a book, Cracker the Scandinavian countries Culture about those Scotchurged migration to "Zion" Irish who for the first time in Salt Lake City and Utah. owned their own land, let Then in the 30 years afa few hogs root about in ter the Civil War 10 million the timber and killed them more immigrants came to in the fall to preserve by the U.S. up to about 1890. smoking. Feeling the kings of their own domain, they PAGES FROM This means that from 1790 WESTERN to 1890 it took a century hunted, fished and sat on for approximately 15 miltheir front porches playing HISTORY lion immigrants to arrive their fiddles and banjos. It is no wonder that Country J’Nell L. Pate in this country. After about 1890, 15 million came in Western music developed the next 15 years. Then another 15 in the South. At the first census count in 1790 af- million came in the 15 years after that ter the United States was established, (to 1920). This rapidly increased imfour million people lived here. How- migration has been called the "New Publisher/Advertising director Kim Ware

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Immigration." It was new and different because travel from Europe became much more economical. Steam ships replaced sailing ships and could guarantee a 10-day crossing of the Atlantic. Instead of from 30 to 90 days for an expensive crossing, working class people in Central and Eastern Europe could afford to migrate from Russia, Poland, Greece, Italy, Yugoslavia, etc., and they did in great numbers. The "Old Immigration" was from Western Europe, mostly Protestant. They settled on agricultural land and assimilated into the society easily. The New Immigration from Central and Eastern Europe were mostly Catholic and Jewish. They settled in the big cities because the free or cheap land was gone. They were slower to assimilate, and more discriminated against. The old Ku Klux Klan of the post-Civil War years reemerged in the 1920s to harass them. This New Immigration affected Fort Worth because the newcomers could find jobs in the cities with meat packEditor Mark K. Campbell

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ing plants and stockyards. Along with Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and others, Fort Worth drew thousands of immigrants. In the decade from 1900 to 1910 the population of Fort Worth tripled from 25,000 to 75,000 because of this influx. The North Side became a Mecca for Czechs, Polish, Greek, Macedonians, Yugoslavians, etc. Youngsters of different languages filled the schools, and churches of the various groups developed. (The school children learned English quickly, without special teachers, because they had to learn it.) Waves of Mexican immigration came to the North Side, beginning slowly in the teens of the 20th century. It picked up after World War II and increased tremendously in the 1970s. Because the two large Fort Worth meat packing plants closed in 1962 and 1971, jobs were more difficult to find. Retired history professor J’Nell Pate of Azle has authored several books, many of which are on sale in the lobby of the Azle News.

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Senate OKs state budget, now House's turn

arch 18 was day 70, midpoint of the 140-day regular session of the 83rd Texas Legislature. On March 22, the Senate approved its version of the state budget, a plan to spend $95 billion in general state revenue in 2014 and 2015. The Senate version would spend $7 billion in general revenue more than the current 2012-2013 budget. The full budget is close to $195 billion, counting dedicated funds and federal dollars. Also on March 22, the Texas House Committee on Appropriations approved its $97 billion version of the budget — Committee Substitute Senate Bill 1. This was the last step before all 150 members of the House vote on it. CSSB1 features an additional $2.5 billion for public education on top of a base budget that already accounts for student population growth.

With the clock ticking, the two chambers must agree on a single version before sending it to the governor. Assuming the House will pass its version this week or the following week, the next step would be for a conference committee of five House members and five Senators to work out the differences. And once again, assuming common ground will be found, the agreed-upon version goes back to the full House and full Senate for a simple majority vote to accept the changes made by the conference committee. Term limits bill moves A constitutional amendment proposed by Sen. Kevin Eltife, R-Tyler, would impose term limits on statewide elected officials, including the governor and lieutenant governor. Eltife’s Senate Joint Resolution 13 was approved by the Senate 27-4 last week and now the House will have to consider

it. If the House approves, Texas voters will have the opportunity to give it a thumbs up or thumbs down on Nov. 5, when proposed constitutional amendments approved by the Legislature will be on the statewide ballot. The four votes in opposition were STATE cast by S e n s . CAPITAL r i a n HIGHLIGHTS BBirdwell GranEd Sterling of b u r y , Craig Estes of Wichita Falls, Glenn Hegar of Katy and Tommy Williams of The Woodlands. In the Senate Journal, Williams explained his vote, this way: “I do not support term limits for statewide officers

only.” Under Eltife’s measure, voters would decide whether or not to limit statewide officials to two consecutive terms, but officials could serve more terms non-consecutively and currently elected officials wouldn't have terms served before Jan. 1, 2014 count against them. DNA testing bill filed Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott joined Sen. Rodney Ellis, D-Houston, on March 19 to express support for SB 1292, legislation written by Ellis proposing that DNA testing be required for all biological evidence collected by law enforcement in all death penalty cases. Ellis called his bill “modest but vitally important reform” and a step toward “a more fair, reliable and just criminal justice system in Texas,” and added that it will “help reduce the possibility that the ultimate mistake is made with someone receiving the ultimate penalty.”

Smitherman told lawmakers that through horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques developed by the private sector over the last few years, “the United States is awash in natural gas.” But today, Smitherman said, “anti-fossil initiatives by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are threatening the domestic development of abundant and affordable energy from coal and natural gas.” The Railroad Commission, he said, is moving toward implementing industry best practices throughout the hydraulic fracturing process, such as the first “frac” fluid disclosure requirements, updating well integrity rules and working on a rule that would encourage oil Chief rails over EPA Texas Railroad Commission and gas operations to do more Chairman Barry Smitherman recycling. testified before the U.S. House Veteran state reporter and legislative Committee on Energy and analyst Ed Sterling is member services Commerce’s subcommittee on director for the Texas Press Association, Energy and Power on March 19 whose 518 member newspapers have combined circulation of 3.7 million. in Washington, D.C. “To be certain that only guilty murderers are executed, all evidence that can be tested for DNA should be tested for DNA before the case goes to trial,” Abbott said. “This will prevent endless appeals that game the system and delay justice for the families of victims.” To avoid the imposition of an unfunded mandate on local prosecutors and law enforcement agencies, SB 1292 requires that a Texas Department of Public Safety crime lab perform the mandatory DNA test at the State’s expense, and provide the results of those tests to both the defendant and state prosecutors, according to the Office of the Attorney General.

Polled Texans want smoke to go away

• 2009 – 68 percent favor poll conducted • 2011 – 70 percent favor last month – • 2013 – 74 percent favor Feb. 20-24 – Denton Republican repreillustrates that more and more sentative Myra Crownover has Texans seek a filed House Bill 400 to create such a law. smoke-free workplace. The poll “found widespread Baselice & Associates noted that the numbers continue support for this legislation to increase annually when it across various ideological and political affiliacomes to getting rid POLL ON tions,” the pollers of smoke in restaurants, office build- WORKPLACE noted. In addition, 79 ings, bars, and ofSMOKING percent of those fices – any indoor Texas voters polled workplace. The question: “Would you fa- said they “believe the rights of vor or oppose a statewide law in employees and customers to Texas such that smoking would breathe clean air in restaurants be prohibited in all indoor and bars is more important than workplaces and public facilities the rights of smokers to smoke including public buildings, of- and business owners to allow smoking.” fices, restaurants and bars?” Poll results were released by The results: the Smoke-Free Texas coalition. • 2007 – 66 percent favor

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Azle topped in bi-district

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Nelson pulls away in second half for 5-0 win

by mark K. Campbell A cold north wind made chilly temperatures downright cold when the Lady Hornet soccer team traveled to Byron Nelson High for a bi-district match. AHS keeper Morgan Prentice thwarted most Lady Bobcat shots early, but, with deft ball movement and aggressive play, the hosts showed why they are ranked No. 4 in the state in 4A. At halftime, Nelson led just 2-0. But a three-goal flurry midway through the second half upped the tally to the final 5-0 score. Coach Trent Davis said, “We hung tough for awhile. They are ranked for a reason.” Nelson’s speed and espe-

Three bowlers place at state Three Azle High bowlers reached the top of their sports and all turned in fine performances at state. Junior Collin Clark rolled games of 200, 201, and 256 for a 657 total. That placed him 22nd out of 65 singles competitors in Fort Worth. Anthony Gann’s total of 654 (246, 204, 204) was good for 24th place. Lady Hornet Shyanne Johnson turned in a total of 577 (194, 225, 158) and took 26th.

cially its size proved to be too much for the Lady Hornets. However, going in – even with Nelson’s potent reputation and state ranking – Davis said he and his squad felt they “were capable of giving them a scare; we believed an upset was a possibility.” An injury at the 20 minute mark in the second half didn’t help Azle any, Davis said. “The girls played hard until the final whistle and I love to see that,” the coach said. It was a memorable year. “We finished 17-8-2 which makes me very proud. The seniors raised the bar, and now it’s time for the returners to take our Azle keeper Morgan Prentice (00) was exceptional in goal, but the state-ranked Nelson Bobcats peppered her relentlessly in the Lady Hornets’ bi-district loss at Trophy Club. Photo by Mark K. Campbell program up another notch.”

Softball ladies fighting in brutal District 5-4A Everyone knows Azle’s district is tough in several sports and that certainly holds true for softball. The Lady Hornets turned in another 1-1 week in 5-4A play, beating Denton and losing to Byron Nelson. At home against Denton March 19, Azle (17-8, 2-4) led early 2-0, fell behind 3-2 then 4-2 before rallying for a 6-5 victory. In all, there were four lead changes. In that first inning, Summer Phillips walked and was eventually plated by Samantha Lady Hornet Lauren Camacho turns on a pitch. Azle Bradley – who soon scored on Photo by Mark K. Campbell a double by Katelyn Carpenter. hosts Denton Guyer next.

Whitney Judd, who was “perfect at the plate,” coach Vera Ortega recalled, walloped a two-run triple in the fifth inning that scored Valarie Matlock and Carpenter. MaKenzi Harris entered the game in the fourth inning and finished strong with 10 strikeouts while allowing just one hit. Bradley and Bobbi Sisk also toed the rubber for the Lady Hornets. Bethani Phillips chipped in with a double; she also got an RBI. “Denton had a hard time getting back in the game,” Ortega recalled. “We had a good offensive night, and it was good to

Carpenter, Vaughan clutch in big Rider win When there are five teams first pitch he saw beyond the tied for first place in a district fence. race, it truly is anybody’s to That was enough for Carpenwin. ter who got the victory in the That’s why Hornet coach 1-0 nail-biter. Anthony Barron isn’t sweating “It was a pitching duel,” Barhow things are ron said. going in 5-4A. Azle’s ace, Azle (12-6Carpenter 1, 2-3) won a threw 113 thriller at Wichpitches to subita Falls Rider due the hosts. March 19 then Each team lost a close one managed just at home to Denfour hits each Anthony Barron ton, 2-1. and Vaughan AHS head coach At Wichita collected half Falls, Hornet of Azle’s, addhurler Colton ing a double. Carpenter shone, thwarting the Will Bagby and Trevor Raiders. Unfortunately, Azle Boiles both singled. was struggling at the plate, too. At home against Denton That is until the top of the March 22, the visitors put up seventh when AHS slugger single tallies in the first and Slayton Vaughan parked the fourth innings.

Azle answered with a run in the fifth, but that was it. Again, the Hornets managed just four hits, two by D.J. Johnson. Carpenter and Boiles got the other safeties. Jacob Spencer threw well but got the loss. “He pitched well enough to win,” Barron recalled. The district is crazy with everybody beating everybody every week. “There are five teams tied for first,” Barron said. “We are still in the middle of this. “We will need to take care of business from here on out.” Looming are crucial 5-4A home games against Lake Dallas (March 28) – the end of the first round of district play – and Denton Guyer The AHS battery of catcher Will Bagby and Colton Car(April 2). penter beat Rider 1-0. Photo by Mark K. Campbell

Hornet Relays Saturday

3 from ACS are all-stars

After hosting Hornet Relays annually for over three decades, this will be Don Ostermann’s last one as director. He noted, “I will be around for the next one – just not in charge of it.” The meet kicks off at 9 a.m. with the 3200-meter run and boys field events. At 10, the girls running prelims start. Noon is when girls field events begin and boys running prelims. Don Ostermann Finals start at 3 p.m.

Azle Christian School coach Robert Hale coached an allstar team that included a trio of Crusaders: Josiah Steele, Jake Bartell, and Joey Rosamond. The game was played at Nazarene in Crowley and the team with ACS’s trio won, 70-56. Hale said, “All three scored. They played really well. It was a pretty close game, and we pulled away late.” Each team had eight players, with a pair of Hale’s players moving to the other bench to even things out.

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We are still in the middle of this.

see the bats come alive all the way through the lineup.” At Trophy Club Nelson on March 22, Azle played the tough Lady Bobcats close before falling 5-4. AHS out-hit the hosts 10-9. Brooke Smith, Sarah Brown, Carpenter, and Bradley all doubled. “It was a back-and-forth game,” the coach recalled. “We hit the ball well all through the lineup and that gave us a chance to stay in the game.” Ortega added that miscues hurt. However, “If we continue to hit the ball like we did in this game, we will be in the thick of things in the district race.”

Trio tops in rodeo

Three Azle High athletes placed in the weekly North Texas High School Rodeo Association events at the Saginaw arena. Cowgirl Parker Littlejohn won the pole bending event in 20.882 seconds. She earned 72 points for her second victory of the 2012-13 rodeo season. In the yearlong race, Littlejohn is 16th. Audra Hogdson finished sixth in breakaway roping in 12.635 and claimed 37 points. For the season, she sits 12th overall. Michael Williams placed ninth in chute dogging in 6.308, good for 19 points. He is second overall with 817 points, 78 behind the leader.

A slew of Azle High tennis players shone at a Godley tournament. In girls singles, Natalie Noel was first and Amanda Bader second; in boys singles, Henrik Osten took third; in girls doubles, Desiree Dority-Mackenzie Morelock were second; in boys doubles, Payton Smith-Kaleb McEwen were consolation champs; in mixed doubles, Austin Strickland-Alex Lamaster took second and Travis Johnson-Jenny Brown third. In JV play, Hanna Rezebek won the girls singles; Breanna Stanley-Abby Robles earned second in doubles, and Loran Dwevall-Sophia Hodges were consolation champs. Pictured: (l-r) Travis Johnson, Alex Lamaster, Kaleb McEwen, Payton Smith, Mackenzie Morelock, Kori Wright, Desiree Dority, Jenny Brown, and Amber Bader.

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Azle High School POJO Relays

Springtown HS March 22-23, 2013 BOYS VARSITY Shot put – 5. Colton Crow, 39-9; 6. Dane Riley, 39-3.5. Discus – 3. Dane Riley, 123-6; 5. Eric Rico, 116-6. Long jump – 5. Rylee McCracken, 18-0.25. 3200 – 1. Brian Collard, 10:09.13; 3. Tyler Johnson, 10:24.72. 4x100 – 2. 44.09. 110 hurdles – 4. Ryan Jones,16.8; 5. Jalen Mack, 17.54; 6. Dillon Westbrook, 19.52. 100 – 1. Michael Poe, 11.14. 200 – 1. Michael Poe, 22.63; 4. Luke Leopold, 23.73; 6. Rylee McCracken, 24.38. 800 – 3. Caleb Nichols, 2:10.65.

400 – 1. Joseph Ehlmann, 51.56; 4. Colton Bagwell, 53.73. 300 hurdles – 3. Dillon Westbrook, 43.8; 6. Ryan Jones, 44.5. 1600 – 1. Brian Collard, 4:35.36; 2. Tyler Johnson, 4:40.88. 4x400 – 1. 3:26.35. BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY Discus – 4. Tyler Shemberger, 121-04. 800 – 4. Jacob Self, 2:09.29. 300 hurdles – 6. Cooper Rush, 45.92. 1600 – 3. Jacob Self, 4:56.21; 4. Tyler Stewart, 4:58.78; 6. Keaton Sherman, 5:06.9. GIRLS VARSITY Shot put – 2. Mackenzie Bossert, 29-4; 4. Kate Crow, 28-1.5. Discus – 2. Kate Crow, 88-2; 4.

Mackenzie Bossert, 82-4. High jump – 1. Elisha Peters, 5-6. Pole vault – 1. Sarah Hall, 12-0. Long jump – 1. Paiton Cobb, 162; 6. Emelia Miller, 15-2.25. Triple jump – 5. Paiton Cobb, 3111. 3200 – 2. Sarah Perna, 12:47.53; 3. Sidney Bivens, 12:52.08; 4. Lindsay Schlueter, 12:57.59. 200 – 6. Emelia Miller, 28.04. 4x100 – 2. Emily Kolar, Paiton Cobb, Elisha Peters, Emelia Miller, 50.21. 800 – 2. Whitney Judd, 2:28.33; 5. Lindsay Schlueter, 2:35.04. 4x200 – 3. Emily Kolar, Paiton Cobb, Elisha Peters, Emelia Miller, 1:49.65. 400 – 6. Karly Thomas, 1:05.52. 300 hurdles – 6. Maddie Brechbuhl, 55.91. 1600 – 2. Whitney Judd, 5:41.69;

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8TH BOYS Shot put – 5. Chase Black. Discus – 2. Carson Martinez; 5. Jordan Cartwright. Long jump – 1. Ricky Arregullin; 5. Trevor Hill. Triple jump – 1. Ricky Arregullin; 2. Trevor Hill. 2400 – 5. Brandon Wolfe. 4x100 – 2. Ricky Arregullin, Xavier Gomez, Sam Rodgers, Jordan Cartwright. 110 hurdles – 1. Devon Fort-Sorrentino; 4. Aron Lutz. 100 – 2. Ricky Arregullin; 5. Jordan Cartwright. 4x200 – 3. Sam Rodgers, Xavier Gomez, Trevor Hill, Jordan Cartwright. 200 – 1. Xavier Gomez. 400 – 1. Ricky Arregullin; 4. Devon Cleghorn. 300 hurdles – 4. Avery Baker. 4x400 – 1. Sam Rodgers, Devon Fort-Sorrientino, Dylan Stevens, Devon Cleghorn. TEAM: 2. 7TH BOYS

4. Sara Perna, 5:50.11; 5. Sidney Bivens, 5:54.04. 4x400 – 3. Emily Kolar, Paiton Cobb, Elisha Peters, Karly Thomas, 4:16.99. GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY 400 – 3. Elizabeth Verrett, 1:06.49. 800 – 4. Kylie Fonville, 2;29.65; 6. Crystal McConnell, 2:38.73. 400 – 4. Elizabeth Verrett, 1:08.1. 1600 – 4. Kylie Fonville, 5:56.57.

Hornet Relays

9 a.m.: 3200, boys field events 10: girls running prelims Noon: girls field events, boys prelims 3 p.m.: finals

Lady Hornet Molly Grover (right) races a Lady Bobcat Photo by Mark K. Campbell for a ball at Trophy Club.

Azle Junior High

Shot put – 1. Adam Brazell Discus – 2. Dustin Webber; 3. Andrew Lutz. Long jump – 4. Soloman Moreno. Triple jump – 4. Nathan Ulshaffer; 5. Soloman Moreno. 4x100 – 4. Soloman Moreno, Josh Smith, Dustin Webber, Gamble Moore. 800 – 4. Josh Hubbard. 110 hurdles – 3. Adam Brazell. 100 – 2. Soloman Moreno. 4x200 – 5. Blake Hoselton, Josh Smith, Dustin Webber, Soloman Moreno. 400 – 1. Gamble Moore. 300 hurdles – 5. Adam Brazell; 6. Nathan Ulshaffer. 1600 – 5. Josh Hubbard. 4x400 – 4. Gamble Moore, Blake Hoselton, Nathan Ulshaffer, Dan Danford. TEAM: N/A. 8TH GIRLS Shot put – 5. Savannah Asher. Discus – 1. Heather Patterson; 5. Alyssa Fabela. Triple jump – 1. Autumn Harra; 2. Taylor Anderson; 4. Moriah Glenn. 4x100 – 1. Moriah Glenn, Autumn Harra, Faith Fuller, Nicole, Taylor. 100 – 1. Autumn Harra; 6. Nicole Taylor.

800 – 1. Summer Walters. 300 hurdles – 1. Emily Manning; Katlyn Richter. 4x200 – 3. Moriah Glenn, Nicole Taylor, Rojas, Danielle Ortega. 200 – 1. Autumn Harra; 4. Faith Fuller; Danielle Ortega. 400 – 6. Heather Patterson. 1600 – 2. Summer Walters. 4x400 – 2. Moriah Glenn, Heather Patterson, Faith Fuller, Rojas. TEAM: 1. 7TH GIRLS Shot put – 5. Shawnee Dunn. Discus – 1. Paula Benes. Long jump – 4. Brittany Beasley; 6. Sydney Stanley. Triple jump – 5. Sydney Stanley. 4x100 – 3. Autumn Johnson, Savannah Johnson, Jenna Okubo, Desiree Juantos. 300 hurdles – 5. Sydney Stanley. 4x200 – 3. Autumn Johnson, Savannah Johnson, Brittany Beasley, Desiree Juantos. 200 – 2. Autumn Johnson. 400 – 1. Jenna Okubo; 4. Emily Jungman. 4x400 – 2. Savannah Johnson, Jenna Okubo, Brittany Beasley, Emily Jungman. TEAM: 3.

POJO Relays Springtown March 21, 2013

8TH GIRLS Pole vault – 2. Heidi Phillips, 7-6; 3. Natalie Smith, 7-0; 5. Jolene Bouchard, 6-6. Shot put – 1. Breeona Cannon, 33-3; 6. Kaitlyn Valint, 26-7. Discus – 3. Kaitlyn Ford, 63-2.5; 6. Kaitlyn Valint, 55-10. Triple jump – 2. Emily Milstead, 30-6.75; 5. Kaitlyn Ford, 27-5.25; 6. Juliann Boiles, 27-4.25. 2400 – 1. Kaylee Johnson, 10:21.74; 4. Hadassah Marquart, 10:33.62; 6. Rachel Kay, 10:54.92. 4x100 – 1. Megan Bagwell, Kaitlyn Ford, Juliann Boiles, Emily Milstead, 55.28. 800 – 1. Julia Choate, 2:59.25; 4. Abigail Kortokrax, 2:59.55; 6. Heather Randall, 3:02.76. 100 hurdles – 2. Heidi Phillips, 19.27; 4. Breeona Cannon, 19.85. 100 – 2. Kaitlyn Ford, 14.86; 3. Emily, 14.91. 4x200 – 1. Megan Bagwell, Kaitlyn Ford, Breeona Cannon, Emily Milstead, 1:57.44. 400 – 1. Natalie Smith, 1:05.69; 4.

Julia Choate, 1:10.41; 6. Juliann Boiles, 1:13.22. 300 hurdles – 3. Heidi Phillips, 54.92; 4. Breeona Cannon, 55.68. 1600 – 1. Kaylee Johnson, 6:23.93; 5. Abigail Kortokrax, 6:47.56. 200 – 1. Natalie Smith, 30.14; 3. Megan Bagwell, 30.31; 4. Hayley Schlueter, 30.59. 4x400 – 1. Juliann Boiles, Julie Choate, Kaylee Johnson, Natalie Smith, 4:35.79. TEAM: (5) 1. Azle, 218; 2. Springtown, 138.5; 3. Lake Worth, 85.5; 4. Willkie, 78; 5. Wayside, 77. 7TH GIRLS Pole vault – 1. Taylor Forsythe, 6-6; 2. Logan Graham, 6-6; 3. Michaela Norton, 6-0. Shot put – 6. Maria Parkison, 2510.25; 6. Katelyn Brothers, 24-2.5. Discus – 6. Maria Parkison, 50-4. Triple jump – 3. Tristen Rush, 26-1.5. High jump – 1. Tristen Rush, 4-4; 3. Hannah Kolar, 4-2; 6. Brooke Phillips, 4-0. Long jump – 1. Logan Graham, 13-6.25; 2. Tristen Rush, 1211.75. 2400 – 2. Madison Rust, 10:31.01;

3. Taelor Bowman, 10:18.56; 5. Tatum Lindahl, 10:53.55. 4x100 – 2. Katelyn Brothers, Hannah Kolar, Macey Hicks, Morgan Sizemore, 57.47. 800 – 1. Mina Longbrake, 2:50.64; 2. Brooke Phillips, 2:51.18; 3. Katie Davis, 2:57.10. 100 hurdles – 1. Katelyn Brothers, 20.36; 3. Taylor Forsythe, 21.11. 100 – 1. Morgan Sizemore, 14.99; 5. Macey Hicks, 15.53. 4x200 – 1. Kailey Massey, Bailey McCracken, Macey Hicks, Hannah Kolar, 2:03.57. 400 – 1. Logan Graham, 1:05.61; 2. Morgan Sizemore, 1:11.30; 3. Brooke Phillips, 1:12.17. 300 hurdles – 1. Katelyn Brothers, 57.97; 2. Taylor Forsythe, 58.38; 6. Karli Dickinson, 1:01.96. 1600 – 1. Katie Davis, 6:27.79; 2. Mina Longbrake, 6:39.26; 3. Madison Rust, 6:39.57. 200 – 1. Kailey Massey, 31.1; 2. Hannah Kolar, 32.15. 4x400 – 1. Kailey Massey, Brooke Phillips, Mina Longbrake, Logan Graham, 4:53.75. TEAM: (5) 1. Azle, 273; 2. Willkie, 99.5; 3. Wayside, 96; 4. Lake Worth, 81; 5. Springtown, 63.5.

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Azle athletes visit the POJO Relays

Azle High and Azle Junior High athletes traveled down Highway 199 to Springtown for the annual POJO Relays. While the junior high athletes enjoyed fine, if windy, weather on March 21, the high schoolers faced some exceptionally chilly conditions. Plenty of Hornets turned in superior performances. In action here: (clockwise from upper left) long jumper Rylee McCracken hits the sand; Colton Bagwell reaches back for the baton from Luke Leopold in the 4x100; hurdler Maddie Brechbuhl placed in the 300 race; Kade Griffin slings the discus; Elisha Peters passes to fellow Lady Hornet Emelia Miller at the final exchange in the 4x100; and junior high pole vaulter Taylor Forsythe won her event. Photos by Mark K. Campbell

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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Eye-popping 3-D makes The Croods the best so far Animation offers the best use of 3-D – and even then, it’s not always used to its potential. Coraline (2009, Movie Man No. 813, a 7) was the best example of it early and Dreamworks’ How to Train Your Dragon (2010, MM #870, 7) is also one of the best. And now here’s another Dreamworks effort, The Croods. And it’s a really good 3-D movie. About the film Pixar/Disney and Dreamworks are the animation powerhouses these days. Both have hits and misses, of course – illustrating that there’s no telling what kids will latch onto. In Dreamworks’ case, for every Shrek (2001, MM #405, a 9, Best of Year), there’s a movie that misses like Flushed Away (2006). Kung Fu Panda (2008, MM #776, 6) was big, but last year’s Rise of the Guardians wasn’t the colossus hoped for; the latter’s $103 million was substantially less than it cost to make ($145 million). The same can be said for the hit Megamind (2010, MM #903, 7) and the lesser Monsters Vs. Aliens (2009, MM #816, 6). Still, not knowing whether an animated picture will catch on is never a deterrent to production. Many future Dreamworks pictures are sequels, judging from the production list that stretches for years: How to Train Your Dragon 2 (June 20, 2014), Kung Fu Panda 3 (March 18, 2016), How to Train Your Dragon 3 (June 18, 2016), and, with Blue Sky Studios, Shark Tale 2 (June 28, 2019 [not a typo]). Now, that’s some serious distant planning! Like The Croods, however, Dreamworks does have some original productions coming out. Turbo (July 19, 2013) is so well thought of – a snail named Turbo (voiced by Ryan Reynolds) dreams of becoming the world’s fastest creature – that a sequel is already in the works (Turbo 2, Jan. 7, 2018). The Movie Man is interested

in seeing how Mr. Peabody & Sherman turns out. The old cartoon is beloved by Baby Boomers when it was part of the even more beloved Bullwinkle TV show of the 1960s. Mr. Peabody & Sherman is due March 7, 2014. A third original movie between the sequels (which includes The Penguins of Madagascar [March 27, 2015]) is Trolls. Another movie aimed directly at Boomers, troll dolls were goofy small plastic dolls with wild hair that sold by the millions in the early ‘60s then again peaked in later decades. With certainly gigantic merchandising hopes, Trolls arrives June 5, 2015. But, before all those movies arrive, here’s The Croods. While it’s not Shrekian in its take, it’s much better than, say, Bee Movie (2007). The plot Caveman Grug (voiced by Nicolas Cage) protects his family the only way he knows how – hiding them in a cave every nightfall. That tactic has worked since his brood is now the only remaining cavemen. But daughter Eep (Emma Stone) is a teen rebel and determined to satisfy her curiosity. One night, she sees a glow in the canyon and finds Guy

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Skelly fighting his way to the top BY MARK k. cAMPBELL Chas Skelly is waiting for a telephone call to move up to the big time. Literally. And when that phone rings, Skelly, who was Azle High’s first state wrestling champion in 2003, will be ready. Skelly competes in mixed martial arts (MMA) and Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is the top of the heap. Skelly’s manager says UFC will be contacting him soon and another level of Skelly’s career will be achieved. Currently, he fights as a featherweight at 145 pounds,

fortunate to work full-time on just getting better. “They pay me to train,” he said, adding that Marc Laimon, a former All-American, is directing him. “I’m so fortunate to have a salary so I can focus on training.” Skelly said the skills he used that won him a gold medal in Austin are invaluable in the MMA ring. Getting an opponent down on the mat is a big advantage: “I’m better on the ground thanks to my background as a wrestler. I’m a leg lock guy,” Skelly said. He recalled that his beginnings in MMA were “a struggle at first; starting out always is.” But he has beaten every foe he has faced, including his last fight in December 2012. His MMA career began in 2009 with a bang when he won all five of his matches. In 2010, an injury stopped his early efforts and a comeback in 2011 resulted in reaggravating that injury. That injury came against Daniel Pineda who broke Skelly’s foot and ripped ligaments in May of 2010. Skelly won that fight, but the road back was long. Ever anxious to return to the ring, Skelly said he hurried his rehab in 2011 and re-injured himself. “I came back too early and trained too hard, too soon,” he recalled. “That put me back in a cast and boot.” Skelly went two years without fighting. Yet, the injury was really a blessing in disguise, he said. “It was frustrating without a Being undefeated is nice, but Chas Skelly is ready to doubt,” he said. “But when someadvance to the upper tier of his profession and perform thing like that happens, you regain your focus because you realize it on the big stage. and Skelly is undefeated there at 10-0. Most of those bouts have come on a “local circuit” aka “local shows” where fighters “work your way up,” to the pro level, Skelly said. Right now between victories, Skelly continues to train fulltime in Arlington as a member of Team Takedown. And while he trains, he waits for that phone call. “They’ve [UFC] talked to my manager,” the AHS grad said. “That’s where everyone wants to be. I’m training and waiting on them.” Skelly said he knows he’s

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could be over any minute.” After graduation, Skelly left Azle High to compete at Missouri Baptist College in St. Louis where he was an AllAmerican. There, he defeated the Division 2 national champion twice. But dissatisfaction with the program caused him to transfer and those moves cost him eligibility. That’s when turning pro became a reality. “I felt I needed to fight because I had not accomplished what I felt I was capable of in college,” Skelly said. Once he got finally the foot healthy, Skelly went 3-0 in 2012 as he began the climb toward UFC level. Now 27, Skelly has recorded submission victories via “guillotine choke,” “knee bar,” and “rear naked choke.” He also has unanimous decisions and TKOs. In his most recent fight on Dec. 14, 2012 in the Legacy Fighting Championship 16 against Reynaldo Trujillo, the referee stopped the bout as Skelly got a TKO “from strikes.” Skelly has a pair of Bellator victories – a highly competitive MMA level. He said he has no specific rival. “It’s competition. You train hard and you hope he’s trained hard and you have a good fight. Then after, you go out and get a beer together.” Before his 2010 injury, he was in talks with UFC, Skelly said. Ironically, he now trains with Pineda, the Houstonian who injured Skelly’s foot. They travel back and forth to spar. Skelly said he will continue

Chas Skelly (right) bashes a foe. The former Azle High wrestling champion is 10-0 in mixed martial arts fights. to train, but if UFC doesn’t contact him soon, he might fight again. The UFC problem is that his weight class of 145 is jammed with talent, he said. So he’s also contemplating dropping down a weight class

Once Chas Skelly (top) gets a foe down, his wrestling background makes him tough to beat. He hopes to move up to the Ultimate Fighting Championship pro level soon. Photos courtesy of Mike Calimbas, Texas Combat Sports

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Eleven donkeys, two horses and some sheep need good homes after they were found walking on Hardy Road in Whitt in February. Contact Parker County Animal Control at 817-598-4111 if you are interested. Barbado sheep, including one ram, a doe, and four kids in a neglected state earlier this month from a Millsap residence. One of the sheep died due to healthrelated issues from the neglect. The sheep are available through an online auction at www.texasauctionrealty.com. “Anyone interested in permanently adopting these animals can contact the shelter directly or come by to see them,” Kes-

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Terry Woolsey of Azle announces the marriage of his daughter, Tarrah Woolsey to James Duncanson III in Las Vegas, Nevada on March 13. The groom’s parents, Jim cating individuals or searching and Liz Duncanson, are from Burleson. The couple was for additional leads on crucial welcomed home by their children, Amber Duncanson, cases. Taylor Shirley, Nick Duncanson and Dilan Crosby. The “In many instances, it helps couple will reside in Burleson. significantly to have a reward posted regarding sensitive “The organization’s statis- additional volunteers as repucases so we can locate a sus- tics speak for themselves,” table board members. pect,” Fowler said. “We are Manning said. “It is a highly Parties interested in volunfortunate to have the Crime successful cooperative effort teering for the board, can conStoppers organization in assist- between the citizens and law tact Weatherford Police Captain ing us. Many cases would go enforcement. If not for the par- Greg Lance, at (817) 598-4403. unresolved without their coop- ticipation of the donors, citiIf you have a tip regarding a eration and their strict policy zens and board members, we local case or crime, you may of anonymity in generating tips would not have near the suc- remain anonymous by calling from the public.” the Parker County Crime Stopcess as we have seen.” Weatherford Police Chief The local Crime Stoppers pers Hotline at (817) 599-5555. Mike Manning echoed Fowl- organization is growing along Crime Stoppers will pay up to er’s praise for Parker County with the population. $1,000 for information leading Crime Stoppers. Board members are seeking to an arrest or indictment.

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• Small Weddings • Baby/Bridal Showers • Birthday Parties

• Church Functions • Day Meetings • Overnight Lodging

• Group/Club Functions • Fund Raisers • Team Building & More!

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18-Wheeler Wrecks It’s easy to blame the driver when a big rig is involved in a wreck, but the truth is usually much more complex. When trucking company management cuts corners in training, equipment and maintenance, the rest of us pay the price. If you or someone you love has been killed or injured in an 18-wheeler truck wreck, call us today for professional insight.

EXPERIENCE COUNTS

Lawyers with more than 100 years combined expertise.

Ryan A. Krebs, M.D., J.D. Doctor-Lawyer in Full-time Law Practice

Richard A. Dodd, L.C. Timothy R. Cappolino, P.C.

Board Certiﬁed Personal Injury Trial Law and Civil Trial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization

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COMMUNITY

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

THE

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CLASSIFIED

817-270-3340 - Azle - classified@azlenews.net 817-220-7217 - Springtown - shirley@springtown-epigraph.net

Ad Classifications 1. Air Condition/Heating 2. ......................Antiques 3.................... Appliances 4..........Appliance Repair 5.....................Arts/Crafts 6............. Asphalt Paving 7........................ Auctions 8................ Autos, Trucks 9..... Auto Repair Service 10.........Backhoe Service 11............. Boats, Motors 12...............Bookkeeping 13..................... Business Opportunity 14........ Campers/Trailers 15...................... Carports 16...... Equipment Repair 17............ Carpet Service 18 ......................Catering 19...............Cement Work 20.................Ceramic tile 21................... Child Care 22................... Cosmetics 23...Computers/Services

24................... Electrician 25............... Equipment & Tool Rental 26 ................. Excavating 27............. Exterminating 28 ........ Farm Equipment 29 ...................... Fencing 30 .................... Firewood 31 .............................Free 32 ...................... For Sale 33 .................... Furniture 34.............. Garage Sales 35 .........Garden, Mowing Service 36........................ Hauling 37...............................Hay 38.............Health/Fitness 39 ............... Help Wanted 40 ...Home Improvement 41 ..........House Leveling 42.......... House Cleaning 43.................. Income Tax 44....... Janitorial Service 45................. Job Wanted

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46................Legal Notice 47.............. Lost & Found 48 Maintenance/Repairs 49...................... Masonry 50 Mobile Home Service 51................ Motorcycles 52.........................Movers 53.. Musical Instruments 54........... Music Lessons 55.............Miscellaneous 56........................ Notices 57........... Pets, Livestock 58..............Piano Service 59................Pool Service 60................Professional Services 61...................... Personal 62.....................Plumbing 63...............Public Notice 64............... Photography 65........................Printing 66........................Roofing 67.................... Recycling 68........................Storage

Campers & Trailers

Appliance Repair

AZLE APPLIANCE REPAIR, 229 W. Main St, Azle. 817-298-1699. www.azleappliancerepair.net.

NORTHWEST APPLIANCE REPAIR KENMORE • WHIRLPOOL WASHERS

DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS 30 Years Marvin Winslager Experience 817-237-1029

Asphalt Paving

A sphAlt & G rAvel

D R I V E W AY S

Seal Coating, Pot Hole Repairs, Crack Filling 817-907-7410 • 817-221-2125 Autos, Trucks

Get rid of those yard cars, as well as good used cars. Arvin 817-9258768.

Enclosed single axle Trailer, pulls well, $1,200/OBO. 817-353-1503.

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Carports and Patio Covers. All steel construction. Off-duty ﬁreﬁghter. 817-925-0922.

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Cement Work

Allen Chesney Concrete All Types of Concrete Work Residential - Commercial Foundations, driveways, sand, gravel, demolition, haul-off, retaining walls 817-271-4541

Kiley Chesney Construction Dirt & Concrete Work Driveways • House Slabs • Garages • Add-ons Small Land Clean-ups • Gravel Driveways Kiley Chesney, Owner Springtown, TX • Mobile 817-846-6645

 Concrete

All Types of Concrete, Building Pads Driveway, Patios, Walk

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Child Care

Licensed home childcare and education provider. Ms. Kathy’s Learning Center 817-444-1808. PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE ARK Christian Learning Center is enrolling ages 3-5 Abeka accredited curriculum ENROLLING BEFORE & AFTER SCHOOL AGE CARE THE ARK CARES FOR INFANTS through AGE 12 USDA 3 meals/2 snacks Mon-Fri, 6:00A-6:30P 817-237-3711; 817-237-3650 YOUNGER YEARS DAY CARE Ages 6 weeks-Pre-School 6AM-6:30PM Highway 199 between Springtown & Azle 817-677-CARE; 817-221-2413

024 2005 Mustang convertible, one owner, Grandma driven, 81K miles, 4.0LV6, automatic, Michelin tires w/only 20K, premium sound, leather seats, $11,600. 817-917-2693.

Over 16 words, add 20 cents per word • Boxed display ads also available • Monthly standing card rates available (All ads must be paid in advance unless you have previously established credit)

Excavating

ALL TYPES OF EXCAVATING Tanks • House Pads • Clearing

Electrician

BULLDAWG ELECTRIC CO. All types of electrical services and MH hook-ups. Free Estimates. 817-675-4921 www.bulldawgelectric.com. TECL#25253.

2003 Ford F-150 ext. cab, bedliner, V6, automatic, cold A/C, excellent interior, 124,000 miles, runs great, $5,300. 817-2011569. 2009 Avalanche, red, 51,000 miles, $20,000 negotiable. 817658-1738.

Find your next a u t o h e re !

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Garage Sales

I PICK UP LEFTOVER YARD SALE ITEMS AND CLEAN OUT GARAGES FOR MERCHANDISE. 817-3000806.

Dump Truck Hauling

• GRAVEL ROADS • PARKING LOTS • DEMOLITION • STOCK TANKS

817-919-3696

TOM'S BOBCAT SERVICE 444-5069 • Small jobs accepted • Rough landscaping • Jobsite clearing

HALL'S

Sand, Dirt & Gravel Qualified Family Business Since 1938

☺ All types materials delivered ☺ Excavation—Final Grade—Demolition We Shape the World to Fit Your Needs! You have a Friend in the Business!

Cliff Hall

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(817)221-2681

Fencing

All types fences and metal buildings built and repaired. Portable welding, 817-444-6461. BOBBY’S FENCE. All types, free estimates, over 23 years experience 817-444-3213. RAY’S FENCE CO. Free Estimates, 817-444-2146, raysfencecompany@ aol.com. KILEY CHESNEY CONSTRUCTION All Types Fences - Tractor Work 817-846-6645

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Firewood

FREE FIREWOOD. 105 Alice Springs Lane. 817-343-7022.

SPRING CLEANING SALE! 3/29&30. Appliances, toys, clothes, DVDs and MUCH more! Take Ashwood off 199, right at Tanglewood to Oakwood Street. Starts 8AM. Saturday ONLY 3/30/13, 7A-3P, 104 Stewart Bend Court. Home furnishings, teenage girls clothes, horse items, couch, dinette, power wheel chair, exercise machines and lots more! Cash ONLY. 817-3669931.

Reach more than 8,000 households with combo advertising in the Azle News and the Springtown Epigraph.

Nobody does it better!

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Garden, Mowing Service

Chad's Tree Service

817-221-2201 • 817-246-5943 Insured for your protection

Campfire Lawn & Garden Trees trimmed-removed Full lawn care & haul-offs

Insured • Azle since 1962 Compare Prices

No Job Too Small A.W. Teater

Terms Available

817-444-0861 817-690-4011 cell

All major credit cards accepted

Best Lawn Guarantee in Town Landscape Dependable and Reliable Online Account Sprinklers Management Lawn Care

• Sod • Stone Work • Flower Beds • Fencing • Clean Up • Trees

817.479.9503

LI 19046

Sprinkler Install & Repair

Dishes, Pictures, Furniture, Cast Iron 9 miles west of 199/51 on 199, left on Poolville Cutoff

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FREE TES ESTIMA

Trimming • Removals - Stump Grinding Systemic Feeding • Brush Chipping • Cable Bracing

INSIDE/OUTSIDE SALE SATURDAY ONLY

817-423-2273 Lic# 12262

MISS GARDENER. Spring cleanup, mulching, shrubs, ﬂowerbed maintenance and mowing. Husband/ wife team. Call 817-437-2215.

www.lawnpatrolservice.com

Tractor, garden, tilling and brush hogging small acreages. Call Floyd at 817-220-6260.

Firefighter Tractor

CALLAWAY’S LAWN CARE. Mowing, weed trimming, edging, pressure washing, driveways, homes. Free estimates, reasonable rates. 817-692-5624.

Tree Removal & Trimming · Brush Hog · Box Blade Front Loader · Tiller · Truck & Trailer for Hauling

LOWEST PRICE LAWN CARE SERVICE. Call Brian 817-696-3477. Tree trimming, removal, mow, weeding, cleanup, tilling, rake leaves, haul-offs. Free estimates. Kevin 817-363-0010.

FREE E stimat es Estimat stimates

Tree Service

All work is done by off duty professional firefighters

Jon Reed, Owner Call, Text 817-291-3955 or Email jonny5206@yahoo.com

Best Prices in Town!

Lawn & Garden Maintenance

• Clean Up • Mowing • Edging • Weedeating •Rake & Bag Leaves • Tree Trimming

Licensed and Insured

Free

1 free Bird dog and 1 free Retriever. Adult calls only 817-444-4217.

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Huge Garage Sale Briar Road Friday & Saturday. Western clothes and boots, Stetson hat. Too much to mention. If it rains - then following weekend.

Most ads require payment in advance, but we do accept VISA, MASTERCARD OR DISCOVER by phone.

K&R Lawn Service

• NEW HOUSES • REMODELS • SERVICE CALLS • BARNS • MOBILE HOME HOOK-UPS 031

Large Garage Sale Friday & Saturday, 13905 Liberty School Road, Azle.

Saturday only, 1620 Newsom Mound Road. Household items, books, Wilton cake pans, 150 gallon aquarium w/stand.

817-939-0102

PLACE AN AD IN THE CLASSIFIEDS TODAY! 817-270-3340 817-220-7217

Interested in buying used bikes and bike parts. Please call 817-233-1126 leave message.

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Sand • Top Soil • Gravel

817-523-7248 • 817-239-6215

ELECTRICAL SERVICES Springtown, Texas Randy Crocker

TECL 19419

For Sale

• SITE PREPARATION • LOT CLEARING • LEVELING • FINAL GRADE • LAND EROSION

Also ..

 2004 Dodge Dakota, V-6 auto, 138,485 miles, nice, runs good, $4,900. 817-221-2106; 817-7719617.

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Estate Sale of George & Dorothy Looney Thursday-Saturday, March 28-30, 8AM, 527 N. Main Springtown. Furniture, household items, war memorabilia, quilting books & supplies, vintage tools, decorative wrought iron. Too many other items to mention.

Carports

30 yrs. exp. 817-480-8841

1994 Ford 350 Crew Cab Dually, XLT 7.3 Turbo Diesel, Automatic P/W, P/B, P/S, P/L, AM/FM/Tape, 106K miles, one owner, $8,000. Call 817-444-2428.

Combo (Azle & Springtown)........$8.00

817-523-4137

Jim McKiel

2001 Dodge 1500 Sport, 175K, super clean. 4x4, leather, $6,488/ OBO. 817-937-3013.

Up to 16 words, first insertion:

• Lot Clearing • Driveways/Parking Lots • Pasture Mowing

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RATES

Bobcat & Tractor Service

682-333-7047

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69................ Sand/Gravel 70................Septic Tanks 71..... Sewing/Alterations 72.............Sewer Service 73......................TV/Radio 74... Too Late to Classify 75.................. Upholstery 76....... Vacuum Cleaners 77........................ Wanted 78.................Well Drilling 79....................... Welding 80.............. Lots/Acreage 81..................Business & Commercial Property 82.......... Resort Property 83.......... Houses for Sale 84............. Mobile Homes for Rent 85............. Mobile Homes for Sale 86.... Mobile Home/RV Lots 87...........Rent Furnished 88....... Rent Unfurnished 89 .......... Wanted to Rent

A/C & Heat

HVAC Service • Repair • Install Preventative Maintenance Emergency Service

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Springtown Epigraph THE

For Sale

55” Google TV with 3D & 6 pairs of glasses, $1,000 ﬁrm. 817-694-7283. Large white side-by-side refrigerator with ice maker and water, “like new”, $300. 817-879-4074.

NOW OFFERING: Brush Hog Services

Pete Garcia • Joe Garcia

817-444-6259

www.azlenews.net www.springtown-epigraph.net

Free Estimates, Competitive Rates, Lawn Maintenance, Raking, Hedge/Shrub Trimming, Scrap Metal Haul-Off

Call Kevin at 682-229-6400 STUMP GRINDING Don’t dig it! Grind it! 1 or 100 - We can do it. $65 minimum

817-237-5592

Gardening/Mowing Service Continued next page...

COMMUNITY

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

817-270-3340 - Azle 817-220-7217 - Springtown 035 Garden, Mowing Service

Serving the Metroplex Since 1975 Family Owned • FREE ESTIMATES • INSURED SPRING DISCOUNT 10% OFF Residential • CommeRCial tRee Removal • topping pRuning • Feeding

817- 220-1141 817-444-9574

035 Garden, Mowing Service

817-845-6965 Lic. #4346 & #6537

Commercial & Residential Sprinkler Installation & Repair Landscaping & Design · Drainage Rock & Stonework · Landscape Lighting Sod & Hydromulching Family Owned & Operated Since 1989

djhuffmaninc.com Experienced & Competitive Prices

SENIOR DISCOUNTS • FREE ESTIMATES

817-270-0544 • 817-379-0545

RNA Lawn Services

Get your We do all types yard ready yard work, flower for spring! beds, tree trimming. You set the price... I’ll do the work.

817-304-3677

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Hauling

Unwanted debris removed at a reasonable rate. Call Tom 817-4488578. Haul off brush, junk and trash. Free Estimates. 817-300-0806.

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Hay

HAY SALE - SATURDAYS Fertilized Coastal 4x5 Round Bales Weed Treated $65 Will Load 817-271-9594; 817-221-3320 Sprigs and sprigging, aerating - Tipton, Coastal, Alicia. 940-2291045. Clean, fertilized round bales of Coastal hay, $70 per bale, 10/more @ $65. Robert Dennis 817-5507234. Locally grown clean, fertilized Coastal hay, square bales in barn, $8/each. 817-523-4262. Fertilized Coastal Hay For Sale Round Bales - Will Deliver Springtown/Azle Area 940-389-1936

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Help Wanted

LVN & CNA needed for Lake Worth Nursing Home. Contact Jon 817319-9073. Need a Little Extra Cash? Educare is now hiring for LVN or Certified Medication Aide to administer medication for Azle group homes. Please contact Patty Coutts at 817293-7575 ext. 206. EOE. Business is Booming! Now interviewing servers. Apply in person, Shinola’s Texas Cafe, Springtown. 2 House Cleaning Positions. MonFri, 10-20 hrs/wk, start at 7:30 AM. Requirements: Auto, auto insurance, background check. Call 817-237-9848: leave full name, days available, state WHY part time hours will work for you. Attendent Care/House Care, 30 hours per week, flexible hours, references required. Call 817-2377035. The Azle Area Chamber of Commerce has an excellent opportunity for a self-motivated professional that enjoys a fast paced environment and maintains an outgoing personality as a representative of Azle Chamber. Responsibilities will include growth and retention of Chamber membership, create, organize and execute fund raising events, build tourism and foster relationships with the community and media. Candidate must possess excellent written and verbal communications, be computer literate in QuickBooks, Outlook and Microsoft Office and have general bookkeeping experience. Must be able to pass a public records background check. Apply in person at or send resume to: Azle Area Chamber of Commerce, 404 W. Main Street, Suite 102, Azle, Texas 76020, 817444-1112. Email your resume to: info@azlechamber.com. Fax your resume to: 817-444-1143. Temp. Equipment Operator. Comm. Tractor Mowers/Basic Grounds Keeping. Fort Worth. Valid TX DL, HS Diploma/GED required, $12/hour. www.trwd.com. Bartenders wanted. Apply in person at Honky Tonk Woman, 11509 FM 730 N., Azle. 817-444-6569. HVAC/Electrician’s Helper-Must have clean driving record, pass background check, have own hand tools and reliable transportation. 817-444-3243.

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Help Wanted

Irrigation Repair Licensed Professional Services include Wire & Valve locates, Pipe repair, Head adjust or replace, System Design

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Help Wanted

Medical Office Insurance Biller and Front Desk Receptionist needed for busy Family Medicine Practice in Azle. Must have five years experience. Must have worked in the insurance billing field. must know ICD-9 and 10 coding. Must know CPT coding. Must have solid understanding of telephone triage, reception, appointment making skills. must know electronic billing and computer skills. Only seeking full-time long-term employment. Must pass background check, pre-employment drug screen and random drug screens during employment. Fax resume to: 817270-5934. Drivers: $0 DOWN PAID CDL TRAINING. Guaranteed Job Placement. 40-50K First Year, full benefits. Start your new career immediately. 817-529-5800. WERRY THEORY EMBROIDERY in Azle has a position available for a ZIG-ZAG OPERATOR to sew patches on school letter jackets, experience required. Apply in person at 12000 FM 730 N. or call 817444-5424. Position is part-time with flexible hours and no weekends. One Telemarketing Sales Rep needed for small family business, early AM hours, 6:30A-1P, M-Th; 6:30A-Noon Fri. 817-677-5134, 8A-Noon. Ask for Jimmy. Wise Ready Mix now hiring Mix Drivers, Class B-CDL. Apply in person, 1349 NW Parkway, Azle. Now hiring Dishwashers. Must be able to stand on concrete surface 8-12 hours per day and lift up to 30 lbs. Apply M-F, 10A-4P at 8601 Jacksboro Hwy, Lakeside or call 817-237-2218 for more information. MAINSTREAM (group home for adults with developmental disabilities) is hiring part-time Direct Contact Staff for 17-hour weekday shift (2nd & 3rd shift) or 24-hour weekend shifts, paid training. Starting pay is minimum wage. Good potential for full-time employment. Call Sandra or Carole at 817-2702747, Mon-Fri, 9A-3P. WANTED: Mature Christian Daycare Worker, must love Jesus, love children, have HS diploma or GED and be able to pass criminal background check, experience preferred. Call Royal Christian Academy of Boyd. 940-433-2147, ask for Delma. A/C company hiring Service Technicians 817-239-8710 or 817270-8811. Need Class A CDL Drivers with Hazmat and twick card. Great pay, great home time. South Texas Regional oilfield. 817-406-6289.

NOW HIRING

Class A CDL Drivers with 2 years experience Oilfield/Environmental Construction Transportation Paid Weekly, Insurance, Aflac, Paid Vacations and much more

Call Daniel 1-800-448-6323

Classifieds

Deadline: 5:00 PM Monday

Wise Regional Health System Affiliated with Baylor Health Care System

For all of our available job opportunities, visit

www.WiseRegional.com A Not-For-Profit Hospital • EOE Decatur, TX • Job Line: 940-626-2525

Class A CDL Driver Needed with Hazmat & Tanker Endorsements to haul Crude Oil. Hiring a Frac-Sand Driver & Flatbed Driver. Need 2 years driving exp. Plust Benefits. Call 817-444-7711

040 Home Improvement Home Repair & Improvement. Solar screens installed, free estimates, reasonable rates, 25 years experience 817-681-7287. Before you buy vinyl siding or windows, call Jimmy for a free estimate 817-444-5270; 817-2967567. allamericanhc.net. Keith Hays Construction Company. All types cement work, carpentry, roofing and metal buildings. 817220-7201 WILLIE SIMON TILE & WOOD. Shower, Tub Surround & Backsplashes. 817-366-4555. WORKHORSE HANDYMAN SERVICES. Bathrooms, kitchens, roofing, remodels, mobile home repair and roof repair. Quality at a reasonable rate. 817-874-6109. Let my 40 years of experience work for you. Integrity and quality work at affordable prices. BOBBY MCWILLIAMS PAINTING 817-8216377. www.bobbymcwilliams.com. DEVIN’S HANDYMAN SERVICE. Carpentry, cement, rock, granite, tile, painting, siding, insulation, kitchen/ bath, roof/gutters, powerwashing, decks. 817-341-6748. POWER WASHING: Clean houses, driveways, fences. Free estimates, reasonable rates. 817-692-5624. PAINTING, REMODELING, CARPENTRY. Home Improvement Special: $100 off any job of $1,000 or more. Painting, carpentry, sheetrock, storage buildings, porch covers, decks. 36 years experience. Call Bill Rosser now for a Free Estimate. 817-374-2566; 866-3743559. www.billrosserpainting.com.

Sebastian Enterprises CUSTOM HOME BUILDING Since 1995

817-239-9571 817-237-9571

REMODEL & REPAIR HOME & BUSINESS

Many Happy Local Customers Since 1978

42 ACROSS 1 TXism: “___ _ grip 45 like a snappin’ turtle” 46 5 TXism: “got knocked 47 down _ ___ or two” 48 6 TXism: “____ mamma” (waitress) 49 7 TX Strait’s “All My Exes Live __ Texas” 8 TXism: “molar ___” 52 (toothbrush) 53 9 what UT’s Kevin Durant got in 2012 in London (2 wds.) 15 Houston has large ____space industry 16 extraordinary 17 TXism: “he could wear __ ____ shirt to a 54 church social” (lazy) 19 closet pests 55 22 Dan Rather was born in this TX town 27 TX John Wesley Hardin was known 1 for his quick-____ 28 Jefferson drama: 2 “Diamond ______ Murder Trial” 3 29 a Cowboy loss 30 preserves a corpse 4 32 __ Jo, TX 33 John Steen is TX ________ of State 8 36 “One ____, one Ranger” 37 Houston Zoo has 9 Wortham World of ___mates 38 Sonora ____ ___ 10 Mohair Company 39 LBJ made _______ 11 not to run in 1968 41 combat group

in Pecos Co. on 190 ____ of thunder sheet of window glass TXism: “____ high on the hog” (rich) TXism: “busy as _ ___armed paper hanger” TXism: “put ___ ___ ___ together” (conclude) love and respect bench player 22

040 Home Improvement

Steve Feltman Painting

• Interior & Exterior • Bed • Commercial Residential • Texture • Tape • Seal & texture • Sheetrock repair/replace • Remove old wallpaper/seal & texture • Pole fence painting • Pressure washing Cabinetry/Wood Work/Staining

Call 817-800-9591 Steve 817-677-3130 BMH

Custom Homes BRIAN HENSLEY 817.229.7668

LOOK Vinyl Siding: Insulated Replacement

BEST Correctional Officers

Minimum: 18 years old, valid DL, HS Diploma or Equivalent, Drug screen, Company-paid medical & Background investigation. LINDSEY STATE JAIL JACKSBORO, TX 76458 940-567-2272

apply online - ccajob.com

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24 A&M drill team appeared in ‘92 film “_ ___ Good Men” 25 get back a loss 26 TXism: “sticks like ___ __ _ road” 28 popular male at a TX univer. (abbr.) 31 security for a debt

Masonry Since 1989

JAMES WOOD MASONRY. INC. Quality Masonry work! • No job too small BRICK • STONE • GLASS BLOCK

817-444-2581 cell:817-233-1126

Azle, TX

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email alvarogsilva@verizon.net

Motorcycles

Plumbing

GFA/GRAHAM PLUMBING CO. M#15899

commercial • residential

Cell 817-308-6512 Home 817-444-3806

Pool Service

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Landscape Designs, Patios, Outdoor Kitchens, Retaining Walls, Mailboxes Free All Types Stone & Brick Work New Construction • Remodels Estimates

34 Manson followers killed this TX actress, Sharon 35 TXism: “sneaky as __ egg-sucking dog” 37 instrument of TX Victoria “Queen” Spivey 40 TXism: “____ as molasses” 43 uncooked 44 drink in tribute (2 wds.) 50 “Bum” Phillips book “He Ain’t __ ___” 51 __ Pepper

Turn your green pool into a clean pool with Gannon Swimming Pool Service. Call TODAY 817-230-3838.

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12 tame 13 “Famous ____” cookies 14 old Nocona Boot Co. slogan: “____ Rodeo!” 15 TXism: “busier than _ ____ __ a boomtown” 16 bedouin 18 Von ____, TX 20 TXism: “he’s at the end of ___ ____” 21 TXism: “___ __ cement” (permanent) 22 Devane of TX-based ‘77 film “Rolling Thunder” (init.) 23 TXism: “if __ a rooster, he’ll crow”

office:

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“The Solution To All Your Plumbing Needs”

CommercialResidential Serving Springtown, Azle, Boyd, Weatherford Area

817-220-2469 grahamplumbingco.com

LANDERS

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House Cleaning

Professionally minded, detailoriented, enthusiastically motivated person, 9 years experience. Will Clean House, prepare for visitor or organize. Jody Clark 817-726-1084. NEWFANGLED CLEANING. Old-fashioned cleaning done by owner only! Call or text Beth Wicker 817-361-3213 for more information.

Your Cleaning Service Professional Cleaning since 1989 Phone hours: Mon thru Fri 7am - 8am: 817-237-9848 Mobile: 817-319-1817

Backgrounds Checked Hospitality Guarantee “Your Way”

You’ll love the care you get!

Advertising Works!

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2000 Harley Sportster, red/white/ blue, 10,000 miles, $8,000 817228-2255.

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Movers

Plumbing Repairs Drains Cleaned Water Heaters

U.S. Army Retired-but not tired! Careful moving-Cheap. Call Big Jim @ 817-237-5151.

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Pets/Livestock

I Buy, Sell, Trade Horses-Livestock-Trailers 940-210-9366 Will pay top dollar for grazing and hay leases. Call 940-389-1936. HORSE BOARDING. We have 2 stalls left. 817-789-0137. Yorkies, AKC, male & female, shots, wormed, health guaranteed. 940507-0082. www.URNextpup.com. AKC Yorkies, 10 weeks old, 2 males, $600. 817-319-9435. HORSESHOEING: Hot, Cold, Corrective. 26 years experience, Vet references. Prompt, reliable service. 817-690-0924 150 gallon aquarium w/wood stand, all accessories, gravel, filters, lights included, $600; AKC 4 week old Boxers: 2 brindle, 1 fawn, $600. 817-301-6285.

Faucets Slab Leaks

817-444-3054 M10078 066

Roofing

WELD-DONE CONSTRUCTION LTD.

Metal Building Erectors

• Pre-engineered Weld-up • Barns/Shops • Arenas/Hangars • Fencing

1220 E. Hwy. 199 • Springtown

817-220-2150 www.weld-done.net

HORSE SALE

Friday, aPriL 5, 2013 - 6:00 PM Hwy. 281 N. - Stephenville (254) 646-3161 or 968-4844 On-Site EIA Test - $15

Carolyn’s Critter Sitter Pet Sitting Specialist Local References

817-319-6224

Golf CArts rEpAirEd Golf CArt sAlEs & rEntAls

D&J United 5210 E. 199, Spt • 817-269-4556

ROOFING & METAL BUILDINGS 817-220-1794 817-304-4224 Tired of always replacing your roof? Call us for a metal roof quote.

We’ll be here after the storm.

Lawnmower RepaiR All lAwn EquipmEnt & We sharpen chainsaW chains!

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Great office space on the Square next to Springtown Drug. 565 sq.ft., new carpet. Call 817-523-4952. Restaurant Building for Lease, 3,600 sf. Ready for use-great location. 112 SE Parkway, Azle. Call Al 682-2347332. Great building for lease in industrial area in Azle. Building is 2,400 sq. ft. (1,200 office/1,200 shop), has bathrooms, A/C and heat and plenty of parking. Great building for any business. For information call 817360-3627. Great building for Lease, industrial area in Azle. The building is 12,000 sq. ft., bathrooms and office area with heat and A/C. Majority of the 12,000 sq. ft. is shop, concrete floor, loading dock, big overhead door, plenty of parking space. For information call 817-360-3627. Office for sale or lease. Available 5/1/13. 408 Boyd Court, Azle. 817233-3334.

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FSBO: 13929 Briarwood Road, Azle. Totally remodeled 3-2-2 brick home on 1/2 acre, WBFP, fenced yard, AISD. Has new windows/flooring throughout. Must see to appreciate, $139,000, negotiable. Call 817-9098569. 221 OAK CREEK CIRCLE, SPRINGTOWN, TEXAS 76082. Beautiful Executive Home on 1 acre, 6 miles west of 199/51, Oak Creek West Addition. 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3170 sq. ft., full listing with pictures, Zillow.com, $289,000, negotiable. Call 325-280-0044.

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086 Mobile Home/RV Lots 1.33 acre trailer lot. Water, septic tank. 1187 Summit Drive, Springtown, $10,000. 817-975-6802. PELICAN BAY: Mobile Home Lots for rent: 1405 PELICAN DRIVE, $195/mo. $150 deposit; 1708 GALE DRIVE, $165/mo. $150 deposit. Gene Thompson & Associates, 817246-4646. gtatx.com. Hablamos Español.

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2 & 3 bedrooms, 2 bath duplexes, 1 car garage, fenced backyard, all appliances, all brick, great location. Stewart Bend Duplex Homes, 817444-2362. www.stewartbend.com. 4-plex, 2-2, Azlewood, $695/$400 security deposit, WBFP, walk-in closets, box windows, large kitchen w/pantry, 1,100 sq. ft. 817-3603039. 1 room efficiency apartment between Azle/Springtown, water paid, $400/mo. $400 deposit. 817629-3491. SPRINGTOWN APARTMENTS, 624 East 3rd Street. 2 bedroom 1 bath, clean, new carpet, $600/mo. includes water, trash service & basic cable, $500 deposit. 817-875-8406. Nice 3-2-2 brick custom home with many extras, jet tub, WBFP and more. Energy efficient. No Smoking. $1,275/mo. $1,275 deposit. 817300-4293. 3-2 brick house with carport. CLEAN! New paint, ceramic tile, CH/A, vaulted ceiling with skylight, stove, fenced yard with shed, trees, Midway Road, AISD, $825/mo. $700 deposit. 817-938-6977. Clean 2-2 with carport and storage building, all electric. 817-444-5956. 5 bedroom 2 bath on 1 acre, fireplace, 2,000 sq. ft., large decks, CH/A, newly remodeled, large garage, Springtown ISD. 817-6029519. Clean 2-1 duplex for rent, tile, fresh paint, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, CH/A, $600/mo. + utilities. 7394 A Cottonwood Creek Road (about 2 blocks off Nine Mile Bridge/Tenderfoot). Also 3-1 house, 7406 Cottonwood Creek Road, $800/mo. + utilities. Manager Joyce 817-266-2332. Older 2-1 house. 730 N outside city, big lot with trees, C/H, W/D connections. $695/mo. $550 deposit. Pet fee, water paid. 817715-6951. Small 3-2, total electric, W/D connections, near Eagle Mountain Lake, nice, non-smoking, no pets. $500 deposit $825/mo. 817-9880095.

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$60,000 - Azle ISD, Approx. 1 acre with 2 mobiles. Good rental property. Weatherford. $65,000 - Cute 3-2 on .74 acres. Northwest ISD. Newark. Reduced! $60,000 - 3-1-2 Very Unique Old Farmhouse on .95 acres in Azle city limits. Reduced! $89,900 - 2-2-1 Brick small older house that has a brick add-on with dining/ breakfast and WBFP. $98,900 - 4-2-1 On Large Corner Lot. Updates include new laminate hardwood flooring, new countertops, new doors, fresh paint. Reduced! $175,000 - 3-2 On 5.26 Acres Completely Fenced with gorgeous view. 10x15 storm shelter and concrete pad to build a garage. Large storage container used for workshop. $198,900 - 4-2-3 Wonderful Home in Oak Harbor Estates. Access to lake and much more. A must see! $269,000 - 2-1 Lake Front On Eagle Mtn. Lake on open water with wraparound deck and view of lake. $289,000 - 3-2-2 Brick, Approx. 68.82 Acres. Ranch/Farm. Sandy loam, new 6 slick wire fence most way around, corral and good well. Callahan County. Reduced! $314,900 - Lake Front on Eagle Mtn. Lake. Detached guest house, trees, view of lake and much more. COMMERCIAL & INVESTMENT _______________________________________

$55,000 - Lots of potential and good highway frontage on FM 730 North. Previous use was a bar. Needs work and priced accordingly. $80,000 - Cute little café with lots of character and established clientele. Reduced! $110,000 - Currently used as a residence but zoned commercial. Nicely fenced backyard and has extra parking. $175,000 - Small house, small metal building and over 250 ft of frontage on Hwy 199 service road, just west of Azle Furniture Company. $225,000 - Approx. 2.77 acres, fronts Jacksboro Hwy. Main St, Azle. Approx. 28x40 warehouse with office. LOTS AND ACREAGE (LAND ONLY) _________________________________________

$12,500 - 4 residential lots at $12,500 each, in Castle Hills. $15,000 - Double lot at end of cul-de-sac ready for you, mobile or house in Pelican Bay. $15,000 - 2 residential lots at $15,000 each, in Castle Hills. $22,000 - Lovely wooded lot in Timberlake Estates. $30,000 - Large Lot and big trees, Lake view. $62,900 - 5.98 Acres off FM 730 South. Nice corner acreage. Weatherford Address. Reduced! $75,000 - 3.76 Acres Directly behind the Racetrac gas station. Mostly fenced and heavily treed. Great location! MOBILE HOME LOTS in Pelican Bay for sale or lease, call Bill.

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