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Thursday, February 5, 2015
College Bound...
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Four Indians
earn football
scholarships
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Four Sanger High School seniors
will further their education after
earning college football scholarships. On National Signing Day
on Wednesday, they inked their
National Letter of Intent. From
l-r - Brance Watts was recruited
as an offensive lineman to Emporia State in Kansas. Wilding
Smith (TE) and Tre’von Jackson
(RB) are headed to East Central University in Oklahoma and
Bailey Garza (TE) committed to
Northwestern Oklahoma. They
are surrounded by their proud
high school coaches. Look for
the family signing pictures of
each player in next weeks issue
of the Sanger News.
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CeBallos and Polk seek re-election, Joe Falls files for City Council
There has been some movement in the School Board
and City Council elections. Russel CeBallos (Place 3) and
Kevin Polk (Place 2) have turned in their paperwork to seek
re-election of their places. Natalie Charles and Michelle
Springer picked up an election packet, but haven’t turned it
back in, as of Wednesday morning.
Candidates that seek election for the Sanger ISD
school board or City of Sanger City Council, can pick up
packets now. They must be returned by February 27, 2015.
Place 5 - Michelle Springer, Place 3 - Russel CeBallos, and
Place 2 - Kevin Polk’s terms are up in 2015.
Packets for the school board can be picked up at the
Sanger ISD Administration office between 8am-4pm on
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Monday-Friday at 601
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Place 1 - Billy Ezell; Place 3 - Russell Martin; and Place
5 - Scott Stephens’ terms are up on the City Council. Joe
Falls has officially filed for Place 1. David Clark picked up
a packet, but hasn’t returned it, as of Wednesday morning.
City of Sanger Regular election ballot may be filed during
the following time: January 28, 2015 - February 27, 2015 .
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Dorothy Masten
Vera Fay Harper
Dec. 30, 1930 - Jan. 26, 2015
March 8, 1915 - Jan. 27, 2015
Vera Fay Harper, 99, passed away peacefully into
the arms of her Lord and Savior on the 27th day of January, 2015, at the Lindan Park Nursing & Rehabilitation
Center in Richardson, Texas.
Vera was born in Sanger, Texas, on March 8, 1915,
to George and Martha Lanier. She was preceded in
death by her husband, William “Bill” Harper, son, Benney L. Harper and wife Robbie Dale, her parents, sisters,
Winnie Sebastian and Pearl Klein, and brother, Glinn Lanier. She is survived by sons, Doug and wife Kelli of Plano, Texas, Don and wife Jeanette
of Slidell, Texas. Grandchildren are
Lori Lynn, Debra, Richard, Benney
Lee, Russell, Jim, and Michael,
sixteen great-grandchildren and
two great-great-grandchildren. She
will be missed by us who called her
Mom, Nannie, Great Grannie, and
Aunt Fay.
Vera lived in Dallas, Texas,
over thirty five years and retired
from Texas Instruments, Inc., after twenty years of service. She
felt her most important work was
for her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. She spent many
hours and over 25 years corresponding with her students
in foreign countries through World Bible Study, helping
to study and understand the bible. Vera moved back to
Sanger in 1985 to live among her brother and sisters.
Her greatest pleasures were cooking for someone, playing Canasta, Chicken Foot, Dominoes, or any game, and
spending time with her family. Vera experienced and relished the many changes and joys of her long life. She
was a member of the Church of Christ in Sanger and
Waterview Church of Christ in Richardson, Texas.
A very special “Thank You” to the Caregivers and
Staff of Lindan Park Nursing & Rehabilitation in Richardson, where she resided for the past four years.
Visitation was held from 6-8 p.m. Friday the 30th at
Coker Funeral Home in Sanger.
Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Saturday
at the Church of Christ in Sanger with John Payne officiating the services. Interment services followed at the
Sanger Cemetery.
Services were under the direction of Coker Funeral
Home. You may make online condolences at www.cokerfuneralhome.com.
Dorothy Masten went to be with her Lord, Jesus
Christ, on Monday, Jan. 26, 2015, at the age of 84.
Funeral services were held last Thursday. Memorials: Donations may be made to Lamar Baptist Church.
Dorothy was born Dec. 30 1930, in
Perryton to Ray and Launa Belcher.
She married Forrest Masten on
Sept. 3, 1949, and were blessed
with two children Sharon and Terry.
A dedicated and active member of
Lamar Baptist Church, serving was
her gift and where she was happiest. She was immensely proud of
her five grandchildren and greatgrandson, who were the greatest
joys in her life.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Forrest; her parents; and three brothers. Survivors: Children,
Sharon and husband, Mike Hasler, and Terry and wife,
Barbara; grandchildren, Kelsey and husband, Adam, Anthony, Aaron, Jordan and Patrick; great-grandson, Benjamin; sisters, Corine, Doris, Elizabeth and Snowflake; and
brother, George.
Clara Coin
April 26, 1911 - Feb. 1, 2015
Clara Coin, 103, of Denton, passed away Saturday,
February 1, 2015, at her daughter’s home in Houston.
She was born April 26, 1911, in Bryan, TX, to F.W. and
Ella Hewett Wright. She was a
member of the Cooper Creek Baptist Church.
The family will be at DeBerry
Funeral Directors Wednesday, February 4, from 5 to 7:00 p.m. for visitation. Her funeral service will be
Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel
of DeBerry Funeral Directors, with
burial to follow at Jackson Cemetery in Krum.
Clara is survived by her four children, Glenda Madewell of Houston,
Jim Harrison of Denton, Bud Harrison of Argyle and Runt Harrison of Pioneer Valley; 8
grandchildren, Gary, Tonya, Phillip, Paul, Melissa, Jason, Monica and Glen Paul; 9 great-grandchildren; 4
great-great-grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews,
cousin, great nieces and nephews; and a host of Friends.
Clara was preceded in death by her parents; husbands, Willard F. Harrison, Sr., and John L. “Johnnie”
Coin; 4 brothers; 1 sister; and 6 half-brothers and sisters.
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Beth Page Smithers, 84, of Denton passed away on
Saturday, January 31, 2015 in Denton. Beth was born
on April 26, 1930 in Stoney, Texas to James Curtis Page
and Mallie Mae Booe. She married Weldon Smithers in
Ponder, Texas on December 5,
1953 he preceeded her in death
in 2006.
The family was at DeBerry
Funeral Directors on Monday,
February 2, 2015 from 6-8 pm for
a visitation. The funeral service
was held on Tuesday, February
3, 2015 at 2:00 pm in the Chapel of DeBerry Funeral Directors.
Burial followed at Roselawn Memorial Park.
Beth is survived by her
daughter, Page Smithers Wojciak
and husband Daniel of Krum;
sons, Brian Smithers and wife Pam of Denton, Brent
Smithers and wife Denise of Krum, Glen Alan Smithers
and wife Jan of Denton; sisters, Pat Simmons, Becky
Powell and her husband Pat of Denton, 8 grandchildren,
Dani and Caz Wojciak, Kyle and Weldon “Will” Smithers,
Meghan and Austin Smithers, David Smithers and Alan
Kuykendall.
Beth was employed by Moore Business Forms for
39 years. After her retirement her second career included caring for her grandchildren and enjoying the many
various sporting events and activities they participated
in.
Don’t be afraid to laugh because it is the one thing
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Financial
Focus
By Allen Chick,
Edward Jones
Are You Following
a “Tax-smart” Investment Strategy?
We’re getting closer
to April 15: Tax Filing Day.
And while there may not
be much you can do to
change your results for the
2014 tax year, you can certainly look closely at your
tax returns to find areas
you might be able to improve next year — and one
such area is your investment portfolio.
Of course, you may
also find opportunities in
other places, too. Could
you have taken more deductions? Could you have
moved some of your debts
into a tax-deductible loan,
such as a home equity loan
or line of credit? You’ll want
to consult with your tax advisor to determine areas of
potential savings.
However, you may be
able to brighten your tax
picture by making some
“tax-smart”
investment
moves, such as the following:
• Resist the urge to
trade frequently. It can be
costly to constantly buy
and sell investments. In
addition to the commissions you may incur, and
the possibility that such excessive trading can impede
a consistent investment
strategy, you could rack
up a sizable tax bill. If you
sell an asset that you’ve
held for a year or less, any
profit you earn is considered a short-term capital
gain, which is taxed at the
same rate as your ordinary
income. So, for example,
if you bought Investment
ABC for $1,000 on January
5, 2014, and you sold it for
$1,250 on Dec. 31, 2014,
you’d be taxed on your
$250 gain. If you are in
the 28% tax bracket, you’d
owe $70 in taxes. But if you
had waited until January 6,
2015, and you sold your
investment for the same
$250 gain, you’d pay the
more favorable long-term
capital gains tax rate of
15%, which translates into
$37.50 in taxes — just over
half of what you’d owe at
the short-term rate. If you
habitually sold investments
after owning them less than
a year, the taxes could really add up —so try to be a
“buy-and-hold” investor.
• Increase your 401(k)
contributions. If you aren’t
already participating in
your 401(k) or similar plan,
start now. And if you are
contributing, boost your
contributions
whenever
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typically put “pretax” dollars in your 401(k), so the
more you add, the lower
your annual taxable income. Plus, your earnings
can grow tax deferred.
• “Max out” on your
IRA. Depending on your
income level, you may be
able to deduct some, or
all, of your contributions
to your traditional IRA —
and these deductible contributions can lower your
taxable income. Plus, your
investment can grow tax
deferred. (Keep in mind,
though, that taxes will be
due upon withdrawal, and
any withdrawals made before you reach 59½ are
subject to a 10% IRS penalty.)
If you contribute to a
Roth IRA, your contributions are never deductible and won’t lower your
taxable income, but your
earnings are distributed
tax free, provided you’ve
had your account at least
five years and you are older than 59½. In 2015, you
can contribute $5,500 to
your IRA, plus an additional $1,000 catch-up contribution if you are 50 or older— and it’s almost always
a good idea to “max out”
your contributions each
year.
By following a buyand-hold
investment
strategy and using those
tax-advantaged accounts
available to you, you may
be able to help yourself —
at tax time and beyond.
Allen Chick is a Financial Advisor with Edward
Jones in Sanger. He can
be reached at 940-4587866.
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Sanger High School graduate and REALTOR with
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Information Session on
Computer Training
by Audrey Tolle
Several computer training programs will be offered at
the library in the near future, beginning with an introductory
session that will give participants the opportunity to tell us
what they most want to learn. On Tuesday, February 10th
at 5:30, professional computer trainer Robert Beauchamp
will provide an overview of the importance of technology
skills and will survey those in attendance to determine their
needs.
Beauchamp is the owner of Computer Assistance for
Beginners. He has a degree in Electronic Engineering Technology as well as many years of experience as installer/
project supervisor of security systems for corporations in
Texas and Oklahoma, and has acted as trainer in the use
of those systems. Robert specializes in offering basic skills
to those who are retired but want to keep active both physically and mentally. His classes are especially designed for a
pace that allows the novice to ask questions and avoids ‘tech
speak,’ using terminology that makes sense to a generation
that didn’t grow up with computers. This series of computer
programs will be open to all adults who need basic computer instruction, however, regardless of age.
The classes Robert offers include Introduction to Computers, Introduction to the Internet, Internet Security, Microsoft Word and Excel, and Introduction to iPhone and
iPad. He also customizes classes according to the needs of
an organization. Whether you have a specific need or would
just like to know what is available, it will definitely be worth
your while to join us on February 10th !
Herbs in Texas
at Sanger Public Library
BY Lynne S. Smiland
North Texas is a great
place to grow herbs, those
flavorful plants used to season foods or make medicinal preparations. Grown
for centuries by gardeners,
herbs add fragrance and
beauty to a garden. Because
many like full sunlight, our
Texas summers generally
are no obstacle to growing
most varieties.
On Tuesday, February 10th at 10:30 a.m.,
the Sanger Public Library
will host a presentation on
“Herbs in Texas.” Two Denton County Master Gardeners, Coral Gates and Chris
Orosco, will teach us about
growing and using some of
these delightful plants. Coral has been a lifelong gardener, and says she always
plants herbs like cilantro,
basil, oregano, thyme, parsley, mints, and flowers such
as sunflowers roses, daffodils, and lily of the valley.
Chris is especially interested
in native and adaptive plants
and water-wise gardening,
which is suitable for herbs
because many prefer dry
growing conditions. She is
also an orchid grower and
member of the North Texas
Orchid Society.
Coral and Chris will
discuss which plants grow
most easily here and which
require a bit of effort, sun
and water needs, and things
to do with your herbs after
you grow them. Since it
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Police Report
The Sanger Police Department responded to the following calls for service during the period of January 1-11.
Thursday, January 1
-Highland St - fireworks complaint. Officer witnessed a
grass fire in a field behind housing addition. SFD contained
the fire.
- I-35 @ Clear Creek Bridge - four-vehicle major accident.
- 1000 blk Fifth - verbal disturbance. Both parties gone on
arrival.
-100 blk Parma - meet complaint regarding disturbance
last night. Signed non-prosecution for trespass and canceled
trespass warning.
- I-35 @ 482 - report of semi flashing lights at vehicle to
get them to move and cutting vehicles off. Officer located
driver.
- 900 blk Wood - someone constantly ringing doorbell and
knocking on door. Officer located several juveniles close in
area. Took juveniles home.
- 1000 blk Cowling - motorist assist.
- 1000 blk 5th - complainant stated he and several subjects
exchanged words at location and subject pulled a gun on
complainant.
Friday, January 2
- Station - complainant has not heard from fiancée or roommate after they dropped her off at home. Complainant worried because both had been drinking.
- 800 blk Stemmons - suspicious person. Subject advised he
was visiting a friend and they had to leave. Took subject to
Valley View due to cold rainy weather.
- 100 blk Southmeadow - complainant said truck drove past
her house, pointed at it, and was circling the area.
- I-35 @ 480 - abandoned vehicle.
- 2200 blk Stemmons - two-vehicle accident.
- 1400 blk Chapman - alarm/business. Disregarded while
en route. Made contact to confirm.
- Fifth @ Bolivar - female walking on 5th Street appeared
to be intoxicated. Possible medical issue. EMS checked the
subject and officer took subject home.
- 100 Third - female stated her brother choked her and took
money from her. Talked to husband who stated he told the
brother to take the money. Complainant changed her story
and refused to cooperate further.
- Church St - check welfare of 2-year-old. All okay.
- I-35 @ 476 - vehicle accident.
- 100 blk Paramount - sex offender failed to register. Citation given to father for permitting sex offender to reside in a
protected area.
-Station - subject with CPS had questions about an address.
Saturday, January 3
- 1600 blk Appaloosa - 911 hangup. Assist Krum PD with
location known for drug activity.
- 700 blk Stemmons - car in drive-thru almost hit building.
Subjects yelling and cursing. Driver arrested for DWI. Car
and passengers released to relatives.
- 800 blk Stemmons - clerk coming to their shift was yelling
at everyone. Complainant said the subject was intoxicated.
Officer made contact. Subject not intoxicated, but was upset
with the way the evening shift left the store.
- Station - complainant stated his wife is calling him making threats, stating she is going to kill him. Complainant
wants situation documented only.
- 700 blk 5th - verbal disturbance. Male subject would not
allow female subject to leave by parking his vehicle behind
her vehicle. Male eventually moved his vehicle. Female
gone upon officer’s arrival.
- 200 blk Chapman - alarm/business. Building secure.
-Marshall St - complainant stated child left residence in
Krum. Officer advised complainant to contact Krum PD.
SPD officer spoke with Krum PD. Located child at location. Took custody of child. SPD officer met with Krum PD
officer to transfer the child and return to complainant.
-700 blk Dove Ridge - 911 hangup. Subjects at location
stated they did not call 911. Officer gave the number that
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line. No phone connected to the line. Officer has had several
calls of this nature.
- 1100 blk Austin - report of criminal mischief. Officer located subject described by witness. Officer asked subject
about pulling sign out of the ground and parking vehicle in
handicap spot. Subject denied everything. Witness did not
leave contact info.
-100 blk Ringneck - disturbance. Subjects were arguing.
Complainant had a scratch on his left cheek. Officer spoke
with both parties. Both parties were the aggressor. Officer
could not determine the most aggressive of the two. Neither wanted to pursue charges and both signed affidavit of
non-prosecution. Female had a scrape on her eyebrow. Both
parties agreed the relationship was over. Complainant just
wanted to get his items so he could leave.
-80 blk Highland - vehicle struck double brick mailbox.
Subject stated the sun was extremely bright and she could
not see.
Sunday, January 4
-Eider Dr - 17-year-old daughter ran away again. Complainant wants her to go to Denton County Juvenile Detention and her 24-year-old boyfriend to go to jail. Boyfriend is
a registered sex offender and on parole for sexual assault of
a child. Officer advised she is not a runaway since she is 17
but she can be filed as a missing person. Subject entered as
missing person.
- 1200 blk Stemmons - unoccupied vehicle blocking roadway. Owner arrived and removed vehicle.
- 200 blk 5th - harassment report.
- 600 blk Rising Star - complainant stated an aggressive dog
snapped at his daughter. He then stated the dog attacked his
dog by biting and grabbing his dog’s throat. Markings and
blood were observed on complainant’s dog. Complainant
stated he made several attempts to free his dog by kicking the
aggressive dog. Dog would not release grip. Complainant
then shot the dog four times with a .45 caliber handgun.
Officer observed casings where incident occurred.
- I-35 @ 479 - assist deputy with traffic stop.
- 100 blk 3rd - complainant stated male subject in back yard
was pacing and yelling, Known male actor. Stated he was
on the phone with his girlfriend going through a breakup
and they were arguing. Subject upset over the situation.
Stated he would go inside residence and not cause further
disturbance.
- Fifth St - complainant wanted to fill out statement for assault that occurred during exchange of child with ex-wife.
Complainant and witness completed written statement for
simple assault.
- 900 blk 7th - report of loud music and stomping for the
past two hours. Ongoing problem.
- 5th @ Willow - two females walking at 2:55 a.m. Officer checked ages and they were 14 and 11 years old. Stated
they were walking to a friend’s house. Officer advised them
to walk back home. Officer followed them to residence and
spoke with mother. Advised that next time curfew citations
would be issued.
Monday, January 5
- 1800 blk Melinda Myrl - complainant stated boyfriend arrived home and took her vehicle. Complainant stated the vehicle is in both of their names but she makes the payments.
Officer advised it was a civil issue, not theft.
- I-35 @ 480 - officer checked vehicle in ditch.
- 900 blk 7th - complainant stated her friend called her stating there was a male subject knocking at her door. Male
subject had been stalking the friend. Officer spoke with both
parties. Female subject stated the male subject would not
leave her alone and she wanted him trespassed. Officer issued trespass warning.
-Heron Dr - complainant stated her neighbor’s vehicle
door and garage had been open for a while. Stated she attempted to make contact with the neighbor but was unsuccessful. Complainant stated she was worried due to neighbor’s ex-husband who has made past threats. Officer cleared
residence and located female and child sleeping.
- 2000 blk Duck Creek - stray dog picked up and taken to
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Thursday, January 8
- 200 blk Diane - check welfare of dog. Saw no violations.
-Cherry @ 6th - report of someone throwing trash in
dumpster. Spoke with driver who stated he worked for owner and had permission.
- 2500 blk Santa Fe - complainant heard subjects whispering in her back area. Officer checked area and spoke with
neighbors. One neighbor came over to advise he would help.
- FM 455 @ 5th - unknown subject ran over stop sign.
- 1600 blk Duck Creek - traffic stop. Warning on stop sign
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Wednesday, January 7
- 1000 blk Stemmons - complainant went to doctor’s office
and sat down in the lobby waiting on appointment. Complainant set his keys and phone down beside him. Complainant stated he then got up to go see if anyone was there,
and when he returned his phone was missing.
- 200 blk Fifth - complainant had questions about incident
that occurred on 1/5/15. Male subject had been following
and harassing complainant. Complainant filed report with
Denton PD for unlawful restraint regarding the subject forcing the complainant into a vehicle. She requested to remove
the criminal trespass from him. Officer advised she leave it
in place for her safety.
-200 blk 7th - suspicious vehicle reported when complainant left residence to go to work. Wanted officer to
check residence. Officer did so and everything appeared secure.
- Station - complainant stated he stayed the night with a
female and when he woke up around 2 a.m. he could not
find the female. Complainant went back to sleep and awoke
around 6 a.m. and was unable to locate the female. Her
daughter was getting ready for school and stated her mother
went to the ER. Complainant waited until 8:45 a.m. but the
female never returned. Complainant then checked his wallet and had $800 missing.
- 5900 blk FM 455 - officer located vehicle next to dumpster. Subject was dumping personal trash without permission from property owner. Subject gathered all his trash.
- 900 blk Wood - officer checked on vehicle that was moving to different areas of the block. Officer made contact with
driver, who stated she was attempting to pick up friends but
was unsure of number.
- 200 blk Fifth - report of theft of money.
- I-35 @ 478 - assist Denton PD on traffic stop.
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- 100 blk Eider - subject having medical problems. Officer
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-1800 blk Stemmons - verbal disturbance between complainant and her boyfriend. No assault at that time.
- 100 blk Southland - report of several vehicles driving fast
through the area.
- 2000 blk Laney - alarm/residence. All appeared secure.
- 800 blk Stemmons - report of a male in a blue suit with
slurred speech asking people for money. Officer located subject, who was with a female subject who stated she was taking him to Oklahoma and they had stopped to get fuel.
- 100 blk Indian - complainant stated her daughter is late
getting home from choir practice and wanted help locating
her daughter. Officer located juvenile at school and transported her home. Juvenile stated her class ran late.
- I-35 @ 481 - report of SUV swerving and unable to maintain speed. Officer located vehicle. Spoke with driver who
stated she was attempting to go to the casino.
- I-35 @ 479 - officer provided cover for motorist who was
changing a flat tire.
- I-35 @ 481 - report of tractor trailer that had lost two tires.
- 900 blk Fifth - stray dog picked up and taken to animal
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- Station - complainant had questions about sex offender’s
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- FM 455 @ Sable Creek - officer made contact with subject
believed to be trespassed from location. Subject had just left.
Negative on trespass.
- 1000 blk Serendipity - assist EMS on medical call.
- 100 blk Ringneck - complainant locked herself out of residence. Sanger FD opened door.
- I-35 @ 477 - complainant stated something came off a
semi she was following and busted her window. Officer
spoke with both parties and advised complainant he could
issue a citation but would need a written statement because
he did not witness the incident. Complainant did not want
to give statement. Both parties were advised they were free
to leave.
Friday, January 9
- 1000 blk Stemmons - abandoned vehicle in field north of
business. Flat tire.
- Highland Dr - child told teacher he was going to run away
from home because dad abused them. Officer spoke with
mother and juvenile. All seemed to be okay.
- Station - complainant called regarding child custody issue.
Complainant not happy with answers to his questions.
-Station - call regarding possible theft/fraud concerning
rental property.
- Service Road - traffic stop. Warning issued.
Saturday, January 10
-1100 blk Austin - complainant stated he has not heard
from his soon-to-be ex-wife who’s had his 1-year-old daughter for several days. Complainant wanted daughter checked
on. No answer at location.
-Station - complainant called officer regarding previous
welfare concern call. Complainant stated she and the baby
were okay. Complainant stated ex-husband abandoned
them and has a temper so she has not been communicating
with him. Complainant stated there were no custody papers
in place at the time.
- 700 blk 2nd - Dallas PD located stolen vehicle reported
from this location. Officer notified the vehicle owner where
the vehicle can be picked up.
- Clear Creek Bridge - motorist assist. Vehicle broken down.
- I-35 @ 478 - report of cat inside median. Unable to locate.
- 200 blk 4th - grandson’s purple and black mongoose bicycle taken from front yard. Bike located on another call and
returned to owner.
- 100 blk Hillcrest - officer took report of juveniles destroying complainant’s mailbox.
Sunday, January 11
- Service Road - traffic stop. Citation on disregarding stop
sign.
- Station - complainant wanted to let officer know that a
subject seeing his 17-year-old daughter may be dropping her
off at Sanger High School. Subject is a registered sex offender known to prey on minors.
- Station - complainant wanted to speak with officer about
filing a report for vehicle he bought that was reported stolen.
- Eider Dr - Lewisville PD located missing juvenile. Wanted to let SPD know to take her out of the system.
- 1000 blk N 5th - alarm/business. Building secure.
-11500 blk Marion - meet complainant who wanted to
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- 2100 blk Stemmons - complainant advised police of a cattle trailer that had been on the roadside all day.
- FM 455 @ Union Hill - report of reckless driver. Unable
to locate.
- City limits - wife stated husband wanted to hang himself.
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• Build your reputation. Whatever you
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yan- do for a living, your signature is on it. You
kees had a fierce pride about always doing can’t buy a reputation for doing good work,
his best.
you must earn it. Reputation is one of the
The Yankees were on the road for a few assets that your competition cannot undoubleheader against the St. Louis Browns. dersell or destroy. Would you buy a product
The day was not only boiling hot, the or service from someone who didn’t take
Browns were last place in the league. De- pride in their work?
spite this, DiMaggio made an off-hand com• Play your role. Everyone has a spement that he was looking forward to playing cific job to do, no matter how small it might
that day.The Yankees were on the road for a seem to you. Do it to the best of your ability.
doubleheader against the St. Louis Browns. Be a good team player. The boat won’t go if
The day was not boiling hot, the Browns we all don’t row.
were last place in the league.
• Be confident, but not cocky. There’s
“In this heat!” said an amazed sports- nothing wrong with being proud of your acwriter.
“How
can
you enjoy Whatever
playing a doubut you don’t have to tell
• Build
your
reputation.
you complishments,
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bleheader
in stifling
this?”
the world.
your ego in check. A person
do
for a living,
your weather
signaturelike
is on
it. You you
don’tKeep
know
toward
the good
grandstand,
who has the right
can’t Glancing
buy a reputation
for doing
work, everything.
The to boast doesn’t have to.
DiMaggio
said,
“Maybe somebody
out way
Self-esteem
must for a prideful person.
you
must earn
it. Reputation
is one of the
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ther,” “Keep your friends close, but keep samples everywhere she went in hopes of
your enemies closer.”
getting new business. One evening she was
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Mackay’s Moral: Pride is the stone
over which many people stumble.
• Know that
you don’t know
everything. The
way I like to say
it is – I know that
you don’t know,
but you don’t
know that you
don’t know. You
can’t know everything, but you
can know people
that do. The best remedy for conceit is to sit
down and make a list of all the things you
don’t know but should know.
• Do good. Be a nice person and polite
to everyone. Help people who need help.
Try not to be judgmental.
• Be kind. The Golden Rule applies
here – Treat others the way you want to
be treated. Smile and ignore anyone who
wants to be mean to you.
As a professional photographer, Julie
took a lot of pride in her work, and brought
samples everywhere she went in hopes of
getting new business. One evening she was
at a dinner party, and her host asked to see
her portfolio. She showed him over a dozen
pictures, and the host was impressed.
“These are some really nice shots,” he
told her. “You must have a great camera.”
Julie was annoyed at the suggestion that
it was her camera – not her talent – that allowed her to take great pictures. But she
said nothing until the meal was over.
“Thank you,” said the host, pleased. “I
prepared it myself.” “That dinner was excellent,” she said.
Julie smiled. “You must have some
great pots and pans.”
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Back Row-Girls: Caitlin
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Alaina Winegar, Caitlin
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Hendricks.
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District 9-4A Middle School Basketball Tournament
District
9-4A
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Grade
Bracket
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School Basketball
Girls Basketball
Tournament 8th Grade Bracket
7th Grade Bracket @ Krum - Feb. 5 & 7
8th Grade Bracket @ Krum - Feb. 5 & 7
Argyle
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SHS College Signing...
Erin Kearney
QUICK FACTS...
Location: Georgetown, KY
Founded: 1829
Enrollment: 1,200
Nickname: Tigers
Colors: Orange and Black
Affiliation: NAIA
Conference: Mid-South
Erin Kearney, a senior at Sanger High School, signed her National Letter of Intent to attend college at Georgetown, Kentucky on Friday. She earned a
volleyball scholarship to play for the Tigers. She has been a setter and opposite hitter for the Lady Indians. A three-year letter-winner and two-year starter
for coach Tammy Niemzczyk, the Lady Indians collected 88 wins during her
career and finished as the District 9-4A Runner-Up and the second round of
the playoffs, her senior year. Kearney was named the 2014 District 9-4A Setter
of the Year and Sanger’s Co-Offensive Player of the Year after averaging 2.41
kills and 4.64 assists on the season. She had 318 kills, 612 assists, 58 blocks
and 67 aces her senior year.
During her career, she was also named Second Team All-Area by the
Denton Record Chronicle and Second Team All-District. While juggling high
school tennis and track during the spring, Kearney’s club background includes time with Conquerors Volleyball Club and Get It Right Sports.
“Erin is an accomplished multi-sport athlete that has a high ceiling for
volleyball,” Georgetown volleyball head coach Nick Griffin said. “Her athleticism, versatility and overall skill set is an ideal fit for our program. She is a
five-tool player that can impact the game in multiple ways.”
Kearney is the daughter of Brad and Melissa Kearney and plans to
major in business management or marketing. She is pictured with her brother
Aidan. The Tigers volleyball team was 31-12 overall last year and 12-2 in conference.
SHS Baseball Tryouts...
11 freshman make the JV team
Sanger High School baseball coach Steve Ford talks to players that tried out for
the high school program on Saturday. 11 freshman made the JV team - Dayton
Harkey, Luke Pennington, Mickey Sykes, Zane Walden, Clay Webster, Griffyn Welborn, Cole Grace, Hunter Looper, Jason Durke, Baron Bailey and Adrian Tostado.
They join four sophomores on the JV - Tanner Cason, Dakota Hopson, Nathan Link
and Bryce Turner. Currently, the varsity roster has 15 total players, two sophomores - Julien Ly and Bryson Bell will be on the varsity, along with six juniors Layne Elrod, Marcos Campos, Grant Carter, Marco Campos, Turner Barnes and TJ
Self. The Indians have seven seniors - Anthony Escobedo, Casey Sykes, Chance
Cockrell, Garrett Koonce, Halen Frazier, Kyle Link, and Wilding Smith. Sanger
lost six players to graduation - Ted Wisdom, Austen Lange, Garrett McLeod, Logan
Looper, Ross Scott and Roy Hedgecock. The Indians are ranked no. 12 in the state
in pre-season. Coaches are Steve Ford, Brent Holzer, Mike Jones and Kevin Outlaw.
SHS Varsity 2015 ROSTER
1
Cockrell, Chance sr
2
Escobedo, Anthony sr
3
Frazier, Halen sr
4
Koonce, Garret sr
5
Link, Kyle
sr
6
Smith, Wilding sr
7
Sykes, Casey sr
8
Barnes, Turner jr
9
Campos, Marcojr
10
Carter, Grant jr
11
Cole, Tyler
jr
12
Elrod, Layne jr
13
Self, TJ
jr
14
Bell, Bryson
so
15
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so
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2
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4
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5
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6
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7
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8
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9
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10
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11
Grace, Cole
fr
12
Looper, Hunter fr
13
Durke, Jason fr
14
Bailey, Baron fr
15
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Lady Indians sit
in third place
The Lady Indians made it tough for a while for Argyle’s head coach Skip Townsend to get his 1,000 career high
school victory. His two top players Jesse Sheridan finished
with 29 points on Tuesday and teammate Vivian Gray led all
scorers with 30.
Sanger (18-12, 5-3) was the aggressor early as it
connected on four 3-pointers for a 16-9 lead late in the first
quarter. The Lady Indians still led by two in the second quarter
when Argyle put together a 15-2 run to end the half.
Gray and Sheridan had 18 and 17 points, respectively, by halftime.
Sanger, which got 16 points from Carissa Spiker and
had three players reach double figures, did not score another
point until there was 4:41 left in the third quarter. That allowed
the Lady Eagles to rip off a 14-2 run to start the frame. Gray
had 10 of her team’s points during that surge.
Argyle outscored Sanger 41-21 in the second half
and Argyle closed the game with a 12-6 run.
“That’s a great team and they shot lights out early
and didn’t want me to get to 1,000 wins,” Townsend said. “We
finally woke up and realized we were playing a physical team.
“I’m glad this one is behind me. Now we can focus on
1,001.”
Argyle sits in first place in District at 7-1. Celina is
in second place at 6-2 and Sanger owns third place at 5-3.
Gainesville is 4-4, Krum 2-6 and Aubrey 0-8.
Sanger
20109 12— 51
Argyle
17242318 —82
Sanger (18-12, 5-3) — Carissa Spiker 16, Brooke
Lewis 12, Jacy Beam 10, Caitlin Sunnenberg 6, Jaylen Pegues 2, Maci Turkoly 2, Breanna Henderson 2, Miranda Scott
1.
Argyle (23-5, 7-1) — Vivian Gray 30, Jesse Sheridan 29, Madison Ralston 10, Jocelyn Pierce 7, Delaney
Sain 4, Claire Betzhold 2.
The Sanger Lady Indians upended the Aubrey Lady
Chaps 70-54 on Friday.
The Lady Indians (19-11, 5-2 District 9-4A) were led
by sharpshooters Brooke Lewis (19 points) and Carissa Spiker
(18).
Sanger
19122316— 70
13108 23— 54
Aubrey
Sanger — Breanna Henderson 3, Miranda Scott
2, Maci Turkoly 2, Carissa Spiker 18, Jacy Beam 14, Taylor
Shepard 4, Jaylen Pegues 8, Brooke Lewis 19.
Aubrey — Kendyl Wright 26, Scarlett Gregory 15,
Kalysta Dehtan 7, Madison Duff 2, Charity Northcutt 2, Ashley
Mattheus 2.
Varsity boys lose to Aubrey and Argyle
Four players scored in double figures as Aubrey
topped Sanger 69-41 on Friday at SHS. Sanger only trailed
24-22 at halftime, but a 21-7 run by Aubrey blew the game
open.
Cole Canon led the Chaparrals (18-9, 4-1) with 15
points. Drew Davis and Logan Boyett each tallied 12 and Will
Green added 10.
Aubrey 16
6
21
6 — 69
Sanger 8
14
7
12 — 41
Aubrey — Cole Canon 15, Drew Davis 12, Logan
Boyett 12, Will Green 10, Gatlin Grisso 5, Rex Haywood 4,
Josh Stewart 1.
Sanger — Joseph Clark 15, Kyle Link 8, Wilding
Smith 6, Casey Sykes 6, Hayden Higgs 4.
The Argyle Eagles ousted District 9-4A foe Sanger
52-39 on Tuesday. The Indians dropped to 8-19, 1-5. The
game was tied at 25 at halftime. But, Argyle went on a 16-0
run in the third quarter. A deficit, too much to overcome.
Argyle plays at Gainesville and Sanger plays at Celina, each game beginning at 7:30 p.m. Friday. Argyle remains
undefeated in district and Aubrey is second at 5-1. Celina and
Krum are trying to get the final two playoff spots and Sanger
and Gainesville are on the outside looking in.
Argyle 16
9
16
11 — 52
Sanger 13
12
0
14 — 39
Sanger — Escobedo 3, Clark 12, Higgs 10, Sykes 9,
Braven Smith 3, Beam 2.
Argyle — Dane Ledford 3, Nathan Priddy 3, David
Davis 7, Kade Randall 3, Mark Pfohl 5, Kade Barnett 8, Hunter
Shoemake 8, JC Chalk 7, Jonathan Davis 8.
7th ‘A’ girls beat
Aubrey
Sanger 7A beat Aubrey 32-25 last week.
Sanger scorers:
Kamryn Guenther
Brylie Bell
Lynzie Rollins
Avery Huff
Kielee Whitewood
Bretney Turnbow
Kaela Wilkerson
4
10
6
2
1
2
7
Wins
18
Losses
Ties
11
Stats: Season Stats
Team Results
Win%
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PA
1685
1586
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SHS Varsity Girls Season Stats through 29 games
# Last Name, First Name
#4 Henderson, Breanna
#5 Scott, Miranda
#10 Turkoly, Maci
#11 Spiker, Carissa
#12 Beam, Jacy
#14 Sunnenberg, Caitlin
#15 Donelson, Brittany
#20 Jacobs, Mady
#21 Shepard, Taylor
#22 Pegues, Jaylen
#33 Lewis, Brooke
Team Totals
# Last Name, First Name
#4 Henderson, Breanna
#5 Scott, Miranda
#10 Turkoly, Maci
#11 Spiker, Carissa
#12 Beam, Jacy
#14 Sunnenberg, Caitlin
#15 Donelson, Brittany
#20 Jacobs, Mady
#21 Shepard, Taylor
#22 Pegues, Jaylen
#33 Lewis, Brooke
Team Totals
Scoring
GP
29
29
29
29
29
21
27
6
29
28
29
29
GP
29
29
29
29
29
21
27
6
29
28
29
29
FG
59
14
109
157
88
17
45
3
15
33
119
659
Off
60
11
38
38
39
11
24
1
13
44
93
372
FGA
173
52
279
348
242
54
133
8
52
86
263
1690
FG%
34
27
39
45
36
31
34
38
29
38
45
39
Shooting
2FGA
2FG%
133
39
50
28
223
43
251
55
126
44
34
41
62
37
7
43
25
36
86
38
204
50
1201
45
2FG
52
14
97
138
56
14
23
3
9
33
101
540
Other Stats
Rebounds
Def Rebs
64
124
11
22
73
110
38
76
74
113
4
15
22
46
2
3
11
24
62
106
149
242
510
881
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3.8
2.6
3.9
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1.7
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3.8
8.3
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JV boys beat
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The JV purple beat
Aubrey 66-54 on Friday.
Sanger scorers: Tommy
Mitchell 2, Zach Allison 4,
Peyton Howard 3, CJ Jackson 21, Trent McMillin 18,
Chandler Cockrell 2, Braden
Pruitt 5, Clay Webster 9.
7th ‘A’ girls beat
Gainesville
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and end up as the no. three
seed in the district tournament.
See brackets on pages 8-9.
Sanger scorers:
Kamryn Guenter
7
Brylie Bell
12
Lynzie Rollins
7
Avery Huff
3
7th ‘B’ girls go undefeated
7th and 8th ‘A’
Kielee Whitewood
2
The Lady IndiKeely Stokes
4
Sanger 49 Gainesville 7
boys play
Mya Afflerbauch
2
ans beat Celina 20-13 and
Macy McMillin 10 pts
Gainesville tough
Kaela Wilkerson
6
Gainesville 49-7 to finish
Bella Muir 10 pts
undefeated on the season.
Allison Bloom 8 pts
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The 7th ‘A’ lost to
8th ‘A’ takes
Sanger 20 Celina 13
Gainesville 27-21 on MonMakinsey Payne 6 pts
second in Ponder
day. Sanger scorers:
Allison Bloom 6 pts
Kimberlin Hopson 4 pts
Brown 11
Olivia Compton 4 pts
Katlyn White 4 pts
Tournament
Cochran 4
Kimberlin Hopson 4 pts
Baylee Wilson 3 pts
The Indians beat
Byrom 4
Baylee Wilson 2 pts
Chloe Davis 2 pts
Ponder and Paradise to take
Billiot 2
Katlyn White 2 pts
second place in the Ponder
Natalie Bullock 2 pts
The 8th ‘A’ lost to
Tournament, recently. They
Macy
McMillin
2
pts
the Leopards 30-25. Sanger
lost to Krum.
scorers:
Sanger 35 Ponder 30
Lemons 9
Tre Peoples 7
Vidourek 6
Hank Lemons 7
Peoples 5
Dalton Adams 6
B. Howard 3
Brock Howard 6
Cockrell 2
Cameron Cockrell 4
The Lady Indians
They beat GainesBrandon Henderson 2
beat Aubrey last week 47ville on Monday 6-8 to end
Payten Vidourek 2
28. Sanger scorers:
the regular and disrict season
Hagen Coin 1
Kenzie Turkoly 12
undefeated. See their tourBrooke Rollins 4
nament brackets on pages
Sanger 36 Paradise 21
Riley Gibson 12
8-9. Sanger scorers:
Vidourek 18
Jaley Beam 2
Heaven Trollinder - 2
B Howard 7
Gabbi Roelofs 6
Kenzie Turkoly - 10
Lemons 4
Kenal Stewart 7
Brooke Rollins - 10
Carson Link 3
Bailey Lewis 4
Jaley Beam - 4
Cockrell 2
“We started off
Riley Gibson - 10
Henderson 2
slow and then picked it up
Gabbi Roelofs - 5
right before half-time. We
Kendall Stewart - 14
Sanger 47 Krum 65
had several players come
Bailey Lewis - 6
Vidourek 19
off the bench tonight and
“I honestly think
Lemons 8
stepped up their game to
we are ready for the district
B. Howard 7
help secure the win,” said
tournament. The girls did
Peoples 5
coach Sykes.
a fantastic job tonight and
Link 3
finished up district play with
Coin 2
an undefeated record. Our
Adams 2
team is a very special group
Cockrell 1
of girls who have developed a
bond that no one can break,”
added Sykes.
8th ‘A’ girls earn no. 1
seed, remain undefeated
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ORDINANCE #2-04-15
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANGER, TEXAS, ORDERING A GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD
JOINTLY WITH OTHER DENTON COUNTY POLITICAL
SUBDIVISIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING
THREE COUNCIL MEMBERS; DESIGNATING LOCATIONS OF POLLING PLACES; PROVIDING FOR
DATES; TIMES AND PLACE FOR EARLY VOTING BY
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AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON COUNTY, TEXAS, ADOPTING THE 2015 CITY OF
SANGER THOROUGHFARE PLAN; PROVIDING FOR
THE REPEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT;
PROVIDING FOR A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY OF FINE NOT TO EXCEED THE
SUM OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000) FOR
EACH OFFENSE; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
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ORDINANCE #02-06-15
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANGER, DENTON
COUNTY, TEXAS, PROVIDING FOR A CITYWIDE GARAGE SALE; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT; PROVIDING FOR A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY
OF FINE NOT TO EXCEED THE SUM OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000.00) FOR EACH OFFENSE;
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