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Serving The People Of Tyler County For 83 Years
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Thursday, December 10, 2009—Vol. 83, No. 49
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Inside Story
Education Commissioner Criticises Federal Standards Initiative
AUSTIN—Texas Education Commissioner Robert
Scott, in an Austin American-Statesman interview
Dec. 2, suggested the White House is moving toward a federal takeover of public
schools. Scott said the Obama
administration’s “Race to the
Top” initiative to develop common math and English standards
for the nation’s public schools
is evidence of a takeover effort. He expressed fear that
some day federal education
funding for Texas could rely
on the state’s participation in
Ed Sterling
common standards. The Race
to the Top program, authorized under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, is a
competitive grant program to encourage and reward
states that implement education reforms in four
areas:
See Capital Highlights, Page 3A
Area Events
Booster Collecting Letters
For Santa!
The Tyler County Booster is once again this year
helping Santa by collecting letters from Tyler County
children. Bring them by the office at 205 W. Bluff in
Woodville or mail them to:
Tyler County Booster
P.O. Box 339, Woodville, Tx. 75979
But get to writing those letters, because we must
receive them by 5 p.m. Tuesday, December 15, to get
them to Santa on time!
Tea Party Rally Dec. 12
Tyler County Patriots will hold a Tea Party on the Tyler
County Courthouse Square Saturday, December 12, from
10 a.m. until noon. There will be signs and flyers passed
out to concerned citizens. This a demonstration rally only,
there will be no speakers or entertainment. Bring your signs
and flyers to pass out peacefully to anyone interested.
Tyler County Census Testing Dates
The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting Census Workers
for the 2010 U.S. Census. Here is an opportunity to
perform an essential service to your country and make
some money as well. Testing in Tyler County will take
place Thursday, December 3 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Woodville.
Christmas At Sinclair Children’s
Center Dec. 12
Sinclair Children’s Center in Woodville will hold a
“Christmas at Sinclair Children’s Center” Saturday,
December 12, from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. at the old high
school football field, 302 S. Pecan St. Refreshments
will be served and old Santa himself will be on hand.
Come and show your motorcycle, antique car, sports
car, 4-wheeler or any type of vehicle that you want to
share. If you would like to donate money to assist in the
purchase of Christmas presents, money will be taken
at the door.
Christmas In Tyler County Entertainers—The Collier Store at Heritage Village featured entertainment, homemade cookies and some welcome
hot drinks on a chilly Saturday night of the annual Christmas In Tyler County Celebration. See more photos from the event on Page 6A!
DETCOG releases Hurricane Ike
Housing Assistance Application
Deep East Texas Council of Governments (DETCOG) announced today that
residents of DETCOG’s 12 county area
of service that own their homes and still
have storm related damages as a result
of Hurricane Ike can apply for housing repair and replacement assistance
by filling out a Hurricane Ike Housing
Repair Assistance Intake Application.
The purpose of DETCOG Hurricane Ike
Recovery program is to provide assistance
become more effective with
the community which will
result in better law enforcement. Shown below, (l. to
r.), Deputies Matt Phillips
and Ford, held a fundraiser drawing with John
The Booster is collecting groceries for the needy
during the holidays to be donated to Caring Is Sharing on December 15. For only $12 you can provide
an entire Christmas dinner for a family. Get the
shopping list in this week’s Booster and bring your
groceries to our office located at 205 West Bluff
in Woodville. If you have questions, call us (409)
283-2516. Have a great holiday season from your
friends at the Booster.
Don’t Miss County Extra
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Senator Robert Nichols At Lion’s Club
Texas District 3 Senator Robert Nichols (R) will speak Thursday,
December 10, at Woodville Lions Club regular meeting. The meeting begins at 12 noon. Nichols was elected to the Texas Senate
in 2006 and represents 16 counties including the greater part of
East Texas, Tyler and Montgomery Counties. He is a businessman
from Jacksonville, Texas.
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See “DETCOG” Page 6b
New Tyler County Deputy
Sheriff’s Association forms
Spearheaded by Deputy
Trisher Ford and Deputy
Jeff Mashaw, its president,
Tyler County Sheriff ’s
Deputy Association strives
to “become more community involved” as a tool to
Booster Collects food
for
Caring is Sharing
to eligible households directly affected by
Hurricane Ike, which occurred on September 13, 2008, in the following counties:
Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches,
Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San
Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity and Tyler.
Approximately $5,300,000 will be available to address Ike home damages in the
DETCOG’s service region.
Applications will be available on Monday,
Morrison, Chairman of the
Restorative Justice Ministry
Family Service Center, who
drew two winners: Shelly
Morgan, of Jasper, and
Lynn Gentry, of Warren.
Each won a $250 gift card
from Wal-Mart. Shown also
(at right) is Deputy Donald
Calhoon.
Persons who would like
to send financial support
to assist the newly forming charitable organization
may call the Sheriff’s Office at 409-283-2172 and
ask for Deputies Mashaw,
Ford or Calhoon to make a
contribution. Persons may
respond by mail to: TC
Deputy Sheriff’s Assn., 702
N. Magnolia, Woodville, Tx
75979.
Christmas
In Tyler
County
Photos
Page 6A
WOODVILLE UNITED METHODIST GREETERS—
Shown left to right are : Annette Smith, Rev. Tommy
Williams and Shepherd Doug Libby. The three were
welcoming visitors to the church Saturday which
offered many Nativity scenes on display as well as
a Chrismon Tree.
DSHS: H1N1 Vaccine Providers
to target Priority Groups
With H1N1 vaccine availability increasing, the Texas
Department of State Health Services is now urging providers to target all priority groups for the vaccine. This
includes the addition today of anyone 5 through 24 years
See “Sheriff’s Corner” Page 4A
Veteran Transportation Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed immediately to drive the van that takes
Veterans to Houston for medical care. You do not have to be
a veteran and need only a regular drivers license.
For more information please call the Tyler County Veterans
Service office at (409) 283-3751 or (409) 283-2493.
These veterans really need your help.
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THE TYLER COUNTY BOOSTER
December 10, 2009
Obituaries
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Billie Merle Rogers Collins, 74,
of Woodville passed away unto
the Lord on December 1, 2009.
Born October 11, 1935 in Corrigan, Tx to Alva Lee Rogers
and Elizabeth Cloudy, she lived
in Woodville for many years. She was a loving wife, mother,
grandmother and sister. Being
known for accomplishing many
good deeds throughout her lifetime, she was an active member
of her church where she shared
her faith by donating efforts to
a variety of ministries.
Billie enjoyed quilting, a talent
passed down from her mother. She loved flowers as well. Her
four year old great granddaughter
said that God looked down from
Heaven and saw granny planting
flowers. He took the prettiest
flower to live with Him-Granny. She shall be missed
Mrs. Collins was preceded
in death by her parents and a
daughter, Pamela Sue Collins.
She is survived by her loving
husband of 58 years, Narline
“Cotton” Collins of Woodville;
daughter, Sheila M. Hughes and
husband, Robert of Pasadena;
son, Ralph Lee Collins of Katy;
brother, Tommy Rogers of Humble; grandchildren, Rob Hughes,
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Stephanie Wulf, Erika Brunson,
Matthew Collins, and Katie Collins; great grandchildren, Robby,
Jenna, Craily, Mikayla, Seth, and
Brody; and numerous nieces,
nephews and friends.
Funeral service was held Friday,
December 4, 2009, at 2 p.m. at the
Riley Funeral Home Chapel with
Brother Hails Taylor, Brother
Larry Trest and Brother Keith
Bellamy officiating. Burial followed at Pine Grove Cemetery in
Polk County. Visitation was held
Thursday evening at the funeral
home.
Serving as pallbearers were
family members.
Services were held under the
direction of Riley Funeral Home
of Tyler County.
Charles Slayton
Charles A. Slayton, Jr., 83, of
Warren passed away peacefully
on December 1, 2009.
Born December 26, 1925 in
Nederland, Tx to Charles A. Slayton, Sr. and Mary Ella Richter, he
retired from the Nederland Fire
Department as Assistant Chief
with 37 years of service before
moving to Warren ten years ago. He was a member of the Bethel
Baptist Church in Warren and a
World War II and Korean Navy
Veteran.
Charles was preceded in death
by his wife, Mary Slayton and
daughter, Veronica Slayton.
He is survived by his son and
daughter-in-law, Pierre and
Sherry Eversole; daughters and
sons-in-law, Gale and Rodger Richard, Janet Susan and
Dany Terrell, Marita Schaefer,
Charlene and David Mullenax,
Kim and Bryan Smith, Angela and Billy Dobbins; nineteen
grandchildren, seventeen great
grandchildren, and five great,
great grandchildren.
Funeral service was held Friday,
December 4, 2009, at 11 a.m.
at the Bethel Baptist Church in
Warren. Burial followed at Allison Cemetery with full Fireman
Honors handled by the Nederland
Fire Department assisted by Warren Fire Department, Ivanhoe
Fire Department, Dam-B Fire
Department, Colmesneil Fire
Department and Kountze Fire
Department. Military honors
were provided by the U. S. Navy
and the Southeast Texas Veterans
Honor Guard. Visitation was
held Thursday evening at the
funeral home.
Serving as pallbearers were
the members of the Nederland
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Fire Department with honorary
pallbearers being members of the
area fire departments.
Services were held under the
of Tyler County.
Saturday, December 19, 2009, at
the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
in Woodville at 2 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to Masonic Home
and School of Texas, 338 Grapevine, P.O. Box 55189, Hurst, Tx
76054, in memory of Otho W.
Connie Martin
Franklin.
Connie LaJean Martin, 52, of Services are held under the
Warren passed away peacefully direction of Riley Funeral Home
on December 7, 2009 after a of Tyler County.
short and courageous battle with
cancer.
Laura Faye
Born February 19, 1957 in
Bellville, Tx to Jack H. McClain Funeral services for Laura
and Jimmie R. Rodgers, she lived Faye Drake Frizzell, 66, of Fred,
in Warren for seven years. She were held at 2:00 pm Saturday,
was a loving partner, mother, December 5, 2009 at Caneyhead
grandmother, sister and friend Assembly of God Church with
to all who knew and loved her. interment following at Franks
Connie was survived by her Branch Cemetery in Fred. Visitaloving life partner, Larry Hare tion began at 2:00 pm Friday at
of Warren; daughters, Wendi the Frizzell residence in Fred.
McIntyre of Silsbee, Shirley Mrs. Frizzell died December
Payne of Lumberton and Jimmie 2, 2009 at Christus St. Elizabeth
Nelson of Village Mills; brother, Hospital in Beaumont.
Charles McClain of Silsbee; A native and lifelong resident
grandchildren, Anthony Roark, of Fred, Laura Faye was a
Taylor “Niki Marie” Roark, retired registered nurse. She
Emily McIntyre, Piper “Peter” was a loving wife, mother and
McIntyre, James “Homer” J. grandmother.
Payne, Chad “Chip” H. Payne, Laura Faye is survived by her
Danna Nelson, Donnie “LuLu” husband Robert Frizzell Sr. of
Nelson, Meaghon “Magg Pie” Fred; sons Robert Frizzell Jr.
Nelson, William “Willie” Nelson of Bossier City, LA and Nathan
and James “Ricky” Nelson; and Frizzell of Houston; granchildren
numerous nieces, nephews, other Shelby, Ellen and Laura Frizzell
family members and friends.
and sisters Ramona Jenkins of
A graveside service will be held Fred, Lottie May McNaughten
Thursday, December 10, 2009, at of Silsbee and Alice Harrison of
11 a.m. at the Village Mills Cem- Silsbee.
etery in Village Mills. Visitation Farmer Funeral Home.
was held Wednesday from 4 p.m. Condolences will be accepted
until 9 p.m. at the Riley Funeral at http://www.timeformemory.
Home in Woodville.
com/farmer
Services are held under the
William Owen
of Tyler County.
William A. “Bill” Owen, 69,
of Woodville, passed away,
Otho Franklin
Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at
Otho “Jimmy” Wade Franklin, Lufkin Memorial Hospital in
III, 71, of Woodville passed Lufkin, Texas.
away peacefully on December Memorial services were
6, 2009.
held Thursday, December 3 at
Born July 30, 1938 in Wood- 2:00 p.m. at Stringer & Griffin
ville, Tx to Otho Wade Franklin, Funeral Home Chapel in WoodJr. and Emma Lillian Griffin, he ville. Officiating was Reverend
lived in Woodville most of his Bobby Cruse.
life. He was retired from the U. Bill was born September 15,
S. Navy with 26 years of service 1940 to William Aaron & Lucille
where he served in the Vietnam Owen in Wichita Falls, Texas. War. He was a member of the He was a longtime resident of
Winnie-Stowell Masonic Lodge Tyler County and had owned
#1377, Southeast Texas #308 R & operated Hilltop Grocery in
& S.M., #465 R. A. M. and the Colmesneil and B & B Grocery
American Legion Post #0299.
in Woodville.
Jimmy is survived by his loving He was preceded in death by
wife, Susan Franklin of Wood- his father, Aaron Owen and his
ville; daughters, Heidi Franklin brother Johnny Owen. of Houston, Heather Lindstrom He is survived by his wife,
of El Paso, and Judith Morris of Sandy Owen of Woodville;
Kemah; sons, James Franklin mother, Lucille Owen of Wichita
of Winnie and John Franklin of Falls; sons, Frank Owen, Chase
Moscow, Tenn.; sister, Judith Owen and Blake Rains all of
Aran of Beaumont; brother, Woodville and Rusty Owen of
David Franklin of Galveston; Fort Worth; daughter, Cathy
grandchildren, Steven McLaugh- O’Donnell of Florida; sisters,
lin and Nicholas McLaughlin Sandra Mills of Fort Worth and
both of Houston, John Franklin, Diane Russell of Wichita Falls;
Jr. of Moscow, Tenn, Dalton grandchildren, T.J. O’Donnell,
Franklin of Coal Valley, ILL, Sarah Owen, Rachel Owen and
Meghan Doyle and Hannah Rebekah Owen.
Doyle both of El Paso and Emma Services were under the diFranklin of Winnie.
rection of Stringer & Griffin
A memorial service will be held Funeral Home of Woodville.
Help Feed a Family
This Christmas
For only $12 you can give the gift
of “plenty” to a family in need.
Bring in your bag of groceries to
the Tyler County Booster office at
205 W. Bluff in Woodville by
5pm on Tuesday, December 15.
All donations will be given to
Caring is Sharing for distribution
before Christmas. Happy Holidays!
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December 10, 2009 THE TYLER COUNTY BOOSTER
Opinion
Education Commissioner criticises
federal standards initiative
By Ed Sterling
White joins race for governor
documents to a Web site.
AUSTIN—Texas Education Commissioner Robert
Scott, in an
Austin American-Statesman
interview Dec.
2, suggested the
White House is
moving toward
a federal takeover of public Capitol Highlights
schools. Scott
By
said the Obama
administraEd
tion’s “Race to
Sterling
the Top” initiative to develop
common math and English standards for
the nation’s public schools is evidence
of a takeover effort. He expressed fear
that some day federal education funding for Texas could rely on the state’s
participation in common standards. The
Race to the Top program, authorized
under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, is a competitive
grant program to encourage and reward
states that implement education reforms
in four areas: Enhancing standards and assessments; Improving the collection and use of
data; Increasing teacher effectiveness and
achieving equity in teacher distribution; and Turning around struggling schools. The
U.S. Department of Education will
award $4.35 billion in Race to the Top
funding in two phases, with Phase 1
funding awarded in spring 2010 and
Phase 2 funding awarded by Sept. 30,
2010. Texas’ share could be as much
as $700 million.
Houston Mayor Bill White, a Democrat, announced his candidacy for
governor on Dec. 4. White’s last day
as mayor will be Jan. 2. He has served
six years at the post and cannot run for
a third term because of term limits. The
San Antonio native is a graduate of
Harvard University and the University
of Texas School of Law. President Bill
Clinton appointed White Deputy Secretary of Energy in 1993 and he served in
that capacity until 1995. Upon White’s
announcement, rancher Hank Gilbert of
Tyler ended his candidacy for governor
and instead will run for agriculture commissioner on the Democratic ticket.
TxDOT toll violation program
ends
Financial openness is recognized
The Texas Comptroller’s office has
launched a new “Leadership Circle”
program to spotlight local governmental bodies that have opened their
financial records to the public. The
state agency set gold, silver and
bronze achievement standards to rate
governmental bodies on their level of
transparency. A score sheet checks for
financial transparency features including budgets posted online for the current
fiscal year; details within the check
register; ease of access to the documents; creative use of charts or visual
images to make data more understandable; instructions on how to submit a
public information request; and the
availability of contact information for
current locally elected officials. And,
Combs’ agency is collaborating with
graduate students from the University
of Texas’ LBJ School of Public Affairs,
the Texas Municipal League and Texas
Association of Counties to develop a
template that will allow local governments to more easily add financial
Nov. 30 marked the end of an opportunity for toll road users to reduce
violation fees for unpaid tolls. TxDOT
offered to waive 90 percent of administrative and collection fees accrued in
return for payment of all outstanding
tolls. Late-payers also were required
to open a “TxTag” account and keep
it in good standing to receive the fee
reduction. About $3 million in late tolls
remain owed by roughly 140,000 toll
road users, TxDOT said.
Abbott defends Texas pledge words
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott
on Dec. 1 filed a brief with the U.S.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
defending the constitutionality of the
Texas Pledge of Allegiance. A pending
case claims the use of the words “under
God” in the pledge violate the separation clause in the First Amendment.
Lottery discourages tickets for
kids
The Texas Lottery on Dec. 3 announced it has joined with the National
Council on Problem Gambling and
McGill University in discouraging
adults from purchasing lottery tickets
for children.
“Holiday tickets with festive artwork
and winter themes are always popular
as stocking stuffers, but the games are
designed with adults in mind. You must
be at least 18 years old to purchase a
Texas Lottery ticket,” said Texas Lottery Commission Deputy Executive
Director Gary Grief.
‘Twilight Tour’ at Village
drew large crowd Saturday
After a nice snowy day on Friday
what could have been better than being at Heritage
Village for the
Twilight Tour
of the Village
on Saturday
evening. Snow
was still on the
ground in some
Heritage Village of the shady
places and the
temperature
By
was just right
Sandy
for Christmas
Taylor
music and hot
beverages. What
a great way to begin the holiday season.
Since we did not do an actual head
count we don’t know for sure how many
guests were present but we do know that
we used more than 300 cups to serve
the hot chocolate and wassail! That’s
a lot of beverage to go with the many
cookies that were served. We know that
in addition to our “home folks”, we had
visitors from as far away as Shreveport,
Tyler and Houston.
Santa was busy listening to all the
requests and declarations of being good
all year. Thank you Santa, for all your
help and for taking time from your busy
schedule this time of year to visit with
our boys and girls.
“Yeller Dawg”, Priscilla and James
Hale, finished entertaining on the stage
and went into the Gift Shop to continue with their music. The combined
choirs from the Woodville schools and
the children from St. Paul’s Episcopal
School were just wonderful with their
selections of Christmas music. Thank
you for sharing with us. Thanks to Margie Fortenberry and her granddaughter
Mattie who repeated their performances
from last year and entertained in the
Collier Store.
During the entertainment, which could
be heard throughout the Village, people
were free to walk through the buildings
and look at the decorations. The Stewart
Schoolhouse was decorated with ornaments made by the children from the
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1st grade classroom in Lufkin where
Christy Smith is a teacher. Christy is the
granddaughter of the late Bill Stewart
of Lufkin who was a long-time volunteer at the Village. The Stewart family
worked together to get the schoolhouse
decorated for the Twilight Tour evening.
The Railroad Museum was open and
very popular with the younger visitors.
Blake and Yvonne Goff had eight trains
running to everyone’s delight.
The evening concluded with the service
in the Cherokee Church which was full
to overflowing. Beverly Reese played
the piano while the assembled group
sang carols. Matt Moody sang “O Holy
Night”. Maurice Bigham and his friends
from Dallas, Robert and Julia Gatliff,
played Christmas music on their Indian
flutes. Tommy Williams, pastor from
Woodville United Methodist Church,
retold the Christmas story. The service
ended with people exiting the church
singing “Silent Night”, led by Maurice
and friends playing on the flutes. What
a wonderful ending!
If you missed the evening, plan on attending next year. Until then you can
still enjoy the decorated buildings and
exhibit of old toys in the Gift Shop until
the first of the year. Why not come out
and shop the Gift Shop for your holiday
presents? You will find a good selection
of unique items for the special ones on
your gift list. We have several new children’s books. We have stocking stuffers
in a wide price range. We have candles
and homemade jellies and jams. If you
are looking for an unusual decoration for
your tree you might want to look in the
Christmas section of the Gift Shop.
Saturday, Dec. 5, the Whitmeyer family
held a surprise belated birthday party for
Manie Whitmeyer in the Pickett House.
Children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren came from all around to
honor this special lady.
The Pickett House and Gift Shop will
be closed Christmas Eve and Christmas
Day and New Year’s Eve and New Year’s
Day. They will both be open on the
Saturday following the holiday.
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PROfessions:
Autumn Leaves
It’s about over for the year, but for a
couple of months we’ve been treated
to God’s annual display of extravagant
color in the woods. It seems to me that
2009 has been one of those special
years that come along once in a while.
The hickories, sumacs, sweetgums,
maples, and tulip trees have really
put on a show. Don’t say you haven’t
noticed; where were you looking?
Even with all the beauty, I have to
recall that East Texas is not in the
picture with the northeast. We lived in
western Connecticut for eight years,
right in the heart of the fabulous
foliage. What makes the difference?
That’s easy – it’s the sugar maples.
They don’t grow well in the south, but
dominate the deciduous forests of the
northeast. And their exuberant display
of fall foliage simple defies description (but I’m gonna try it anyway!).
The colors range from brightest gold
down through all shades of red, even
with a few mauves and fuchsias. I
well remember driving down the main
street of Ridgefield, lined with maples
in brilliant yellow-gold coloring. The
sun was out, and the whole interior
of the car was suffused with golden
light.
One reason that the northeastern
autumns are more spectacular than
ours is that all the trees come into
their brilliant plumage at about the
same time. The sharp demarcation of
seasons seems to cause this sudden
transition. Our forests don’t experience that abruptness. Their colorizing
time is always spread over two months
or more, first the sumacs, tallows, and
dogwoods, then the maples, black
gums, and tulip trees, and finally the
hickories and sweetgums.
Perhaps it’s just as well. The northeast
leaf season is spectacular but brief. A
sizeable tourist industry is built around
the fall foliage tours. But sometimes
the weather does not cooperate. Foliage time may come early or late,
or sometimes with disappointing
intensity. When such things happen,
the tourism-based businesses take a
beating, with nobody to blame but
God!
Why do the leaves change color?
I’ve heard brain-trusters maundering
about what happens to the sugars
and starches and such, but I’ve never
known of anyone who could explain
how these chemical changes create
such variegated flamboyance. The
big-bang evolutionists are even more
inclined to change the subject; there’s
just no way that red and yellow maple
leaves could contribute to survival
of the fittest. But all this controversy
doesn’t bother God a bit. He did it on
purpose, because beauty and variety
are part of his grand plan. And I need
no further explanation.
Different parts of the world are variously favored by fall colors, but I have
to believe that
the northeastern U.S.A. and
adjacent Canadian forests
hold the championship. The
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such displays.
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The sugar maRust
ples grow well
as far west as
Michigan, and as far south as Tennessee and Kentucky. They can grow even
further south. My grandmother pulled
up a sugar maple sprout from Andrew
Jackson’s estate in Tennessee, the
Hermitage. She kept it moist until they
got home, and replanted it in the front
yard of their new home in northeast
Louisiana, in 1936. It flourished, and
in time turned out to be one of the truly
awe-inspiring trees. In fall it changes to
a solid blaze of scarlet, so eye-catching
that cars stop on the road so people can
admire it.
In this part of the world, my favorites
are the sweetgums and the tulip trees.
Sweetgums are almost as variegated
in their coloring as the maples, though
they don’t attain the brilliant reds and
yellows. Tulip trees (not the Japanese
magnolias that are sometimes called
by that name!) have the peculiar and
appealing trait of changing color in
patches. At their peak, their green
backgrounds will be polka-dotted with
brilliant yellows, very attractive. These
native American trees are beautiful the
year round, but not very common.
Folks in the Rockies have to make do
with aspens, which take on a beautiful
golden yellow, but all pretty much the
same. Further west, there is even less
variety. Most of the forests are evergreen, and don’t change color at all.
Many an attempt has been made by
artists and photographers to capture the
beauty of fall foliage, but they just can’t
put that three-dimensional surrounding
splendor on a flat surface. And it’s just
as well. We would soon get bored if we
had it with us all the time, on demand.
Ephraim says, “Them leaves shore kin
be purty. But then yuh got tuh rake ‘em
up!”
Shalom…
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Thanks to those who worked so hard
on Christmas In Tyler County
Dear Reader’s Write:
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow…..and that’s exactly what happened on Friday,
December 4, 2009.
We would like to thank the many wonderful people of our county, the Chamber
of Commerce & Tyler County Booster for the promotion of “Christmas in Tyler
County ” and “Dickens in the Country.” Thank you to the City of Woodville,
Mayor and City Council for being so generous in the funding of the snow that
so many children, both little and big (adults) enjoyed both Friday night and Saturday. Thanks to First Baptist Church for the lawn space for the snow. To the
Tyler County Commissioners, County Judge and support staff, thank you for all
the work in making a magical night for the little ones of our county. When the
lights came on there were many little faces that lit up with it. A special thank you to Jean & Beau Arthur for sharing their beautiful wreath
that is hanging near the top of the Courthouse in memory of a loving husband and
father, Bill Arthur. We appreciate all the efforts of the downtown merchants in
the lighting of their buildings. Thank you, Woodville’s Police Department, Police
Academy and Fire Department for all of your support in helping keep everyone
safe. To Annette Yeager at The Vintage Dress Maker, a very special thank you for
your beautiful creations of costumes. Thank you to Len Pelly, C.D. Woodrome
and Monte Pencil for providing the sound on Friday and Saturday’s events. Anne
Bloomquest and family, a big thank you for allowing the Wheat home to be used
to host Santa Claus for picture on the front porch-what a beautiful keepsake for
our children to have of the happy memories of the ushering in of Christmas in
Tyler County. Thank you Bob Boykin & staff of Bob’s Photography for your
generous gift of time and your donation back to the event. Santa & his elf were
great. The “Tyler County Christmas Tree” was beautiful and we want to thank all
the Tyler County schools who participated in decorating the tree. To our younger
children from Wee Wisdom, who were in front of the courthouse in the manger
presenting “The Birth of Jesus.” Thank you for allowing the bigger people to
See “Reader’s Write” Page 5B
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Society
A note of thanks from the
Narlon Chambless Family
We would like to thank all who have prayed
for Narlon, those who came, sent flowers,
sent cards, brought food, or whatever they did.
We will always be grateful for it.
Emporium for thE artS prESEntS
It’s A Girl!
Scott and Tabitha Holloway of
Woodville announce the birth
of their daughter, Abigail Reann, born November 11, 2009
at Woodland Heights Medical
Center. Abigail weighed 7 lbs,
12 oz. and was 19 inches long.
She has a brother, Dawson.
Grandparents are Earl and
Elaine Holloway of Waco, Tx.
and, Marvin and Brenda Burnett
of Kountze. Great Grandparents
are Kenneth and Frances Watts
of Harden, Texas.
Christmas Lights
Worth Seeing
December 11 & 12
at 7:00pm
December 18 & 19
at 7:00pm
Decemer 13 & 20
at 2:30pm
Tickets available at
the Art Gallery
or call 283-2788
Emporium StagE
212 W. Bluff
Hwy 190
Woodville, TX
(A Tall Tale)
Set your radio dial
to 104.1 FM and
drive to Bruce
Womacks Redneck
Christmas lights set
to music. You won’t
be disappointed!
Driving directions:
Take FM 1746 from
Woodville off Hwy.
190 East and travel
a couple of miles to
CR 4335. Turn right
and follow the road
til you see lights!
Couple Wed—Debra and George Deckard, Jr. of Colmesneil, Texas, are proud to announce
the marriage of their son Dustin David Deckard to Elizabeth Grace Salvato, daughter of Diane and Joe Salvato of Lufkin. The groom is the grandson of George and Edith Gace and
the late Donna Bernsen and George Deckard, all of La Marque, Texas. Dustin is a 2005
graduate of Colmesneil High School. The bride is a 2005 graduate of Hudson High School.
The couple will reside in Austin.
DSHS: H1N1 Vaccine Providers to
target Priority Groups...from Pg. 1A
of age.
The priority groups are:
Pregnant women
People 6 months through 24
years of age
People 25 through 64 years
of age with high-risk health
conditions
Health care workers who provide direct patient care
Close contacts of infants 6
months or younger
These groups were established
to help protect those most at
risk. Providers continue to have
the responsibility to determine
WATT’S IT TO YOU?
who should be vaccinated and
whether priority groups have
been adequately served in their
practices and communities.
People in the priority groups
should check with their usual
health care provider about vaccine availability or use the flu
vaccine locator service now
available on TexasFlu.org to
find vaccine. The flu locator listing will be updated and
expanded to include pharmacies and other providers as more
vaccine becomes available.
Due to an initial limited national supply of the vaccine,
DSHS has been using a targeted
approach to vaccine distribution. In early October, Texas
received its first shipments of
the H1N1 vaccine and provided
those initial doses to doctors
serving 2- and 3-year-olds
and pregnant women. Since
then, DSHS has periodically
expanded the target groups
as vaccine supplies increased
nationally.
Tyler County
Aging Center
283-2400 • 201 Willow
Menu - Donation of $2 for Seniors
Anyone below the age of 60
must pay $6.74
Daily Dominos 11am - 4pm
Bingo every Wed. 12:30pm
The Center serves nutritious meals
5 days a week and is funded in part
by the Area Agency on Aging
SOMEWHERE AROUND $370 A YEAR.
Taking steps to save energy can
save you as much as 30 percent
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overall down the line.
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re p l a c e d j u s t o n e i n c a n d e s c e n t
b u l b w i t h a c o m p a c t f l u o re s c e n t
light bulb (CFL), it’s estimated that
enough energy would be saved to
light seven million homes and save
$600 million in utility bills. Decreased
demand will lead to reduced energy
rates and lessen the need to build
power plants. Good news for today
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December 13, 2009
Time: 6:00 P.M.
At FBC Woodville
A Christmas program
including the Celebration
Choir, SPAM, Praise Team,
and the Children’s Choir.
Everyone is Invited.
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Tyler County Church News
Church Events
This Week
From the Vicar……..
John The
Baptiser
Christmas Day Service at New Pilgrim
Fr. Stephen Secaur
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Planning for the Christmas Day Service at New Pilgrim Baptist
Church are shaping up and you are cordially invited to share with
this church community a very festive day and a word for the Lord.
Guest speaker will be Pastor Anthony Terrell of the Lord of the
Harvest Non-denominational Church of Dallas, Tx.
The service will begin at 11 a.m. with a fellowship dinner following
to be held at the Nutrition Center in Woodville. Everyone is asked to
bring a covered dish to be shared with everyone less fortunate or who
just doesn’t have anyone to be with on this very special day. Come
and let’s give thanks because Jesus is the Reason for the Season.
New Pilgrim Baptist Pastor is Rev. James Mitchell.
Dogwood Hills Celebration Choir
offers ‘Bringing Christmas Home’
CHRISMON TREE DISPLAY—Guests Stanley and Iris Hensarling, ( second
and third from right), are shown viewing the Woodville United Methodist Church
The ‘Celebration Choir’ of Dogwood Hills Baptist Church invites Chrismon Tree in the sanctuary as part of the Churches many displays of Nathe families of Tyler County to come join them in a journey of tivity Scenes for visitors to see. Shown also are, (l. to r.): Sue Dehaven, Sam
‘Bringing Christmas Home’ on Saturday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m. and Gallier, and, at right, Anne Tolbert.
on Sunday, Dec. 13, at 11 a.m.
Come and experience the Bethlehem Story of a Savior who understands our pain and feels our heartaches; who came not only to
offer healing and forgiveness but redemption.
The choir is under the direction of Debbie Yancy. Pastor is Chad
Barnes. Dogwood Hills Baptist Church is located on Hwy 190 West.
For more information call the church office at 409-283-3202.
Pineywood Baptist begins services
Under the Pastoral Leadership of Linn Dykes the Pineywood Baptist
Church located 5 miles east from Colmesneil on FM 256 is now
open and meets at 10 a.m. each Sunday.
Persons who are interested in worshiping there may contact Faye
Denman at 936-897-8407 for more information. The church officially opened again on Sunday Nov. 8.
Pastor Dykes can be reached at 936-554-1480.
Halleluiah—Light Has
Come! Christmas Program At First
Baptist Sunday, Dec. 13 at 6 p.m.
A First Baptist Church Christmas program entitled Halleluiah—
Light Has Come! Will include the Celebration Choir, SPAM, Praise
Team, and the Children’s Choir.
Everyone is Invited.
Faith Lutheran Advent Supper
and Services
You are invited to Advent Supper and Services at Faith Lutheran
Church, 704 West Holly @ S. Pecan St. in Woodville Thursdays,
December 3-17. Supper will be served at 6 p.m. and services will
start at 7 p.m.
Advent Theme
Advent Silence—Most people speak thousands of words each day.
Can you imagine yourself not being able to speak? Can you imagine not being able to speak to anyone for 9 months? That’s what
happened to a priest named Zechariah when he refused to believe
God’s message. Learn more about Advent Silence on Thursday,
December 3.
Advent Faith—Imagine that you are a 14 or 15 year old girl. (Guys,
work with me here.) You’re a virgin. Imagine that God’s angel tells
you that, even though you’ve never had sex, you are going to give
birth to a baby. Imagine that God’s angel tells you that your Son
will be GOD in the flesh, the Messiah, the Anointed One, the One
who will SAVE ALL PEOPLE from their sins. Learn more about
Advent Faith on Thursday, December 10.
Advent Action—Imagine that you live at a time when marriage
is treated sacredly, as a lifelong union between one man and one
woman, as God commands. Imagine that you are a man (Gals, work
with me here), you dearly love your bride to be, and are waiting
until you’re married to have sex. Imagine that your bride to be
tells you, “I’m pregnant,” What do you do? Come and learn about
Advent Action on Thursday, December 17.
For More Info, Call Pastor Follett at 429-6806.
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VIEW NATIVITY SCENES—Mother Maxine Dean, (r.), and daughter Christy
Spurlock toured the Woodville United Methodist Church Nativity displays on
Saturday. Here they are shown in the Fellowship Hall where numerous scenes
were set up. There was also yuletide refreshments offered during the excursion.
Tough Love
...by Bethany Williams
Who exactly did Jesus mean when He
said we were to love our neighbors as
ourselves? As we maneuver crowded
holiday schedules with high expectations and tight pocket books, it’s hard
enough to love our family well. This
whole loving our neighbor thing in
addition is pretty tough! Yet, some of
us do an especially good job of loving
our neighbor this season. We donate
to the local food bank, give an extra
offering to the church, adopt an Angel,
and donate clothes for the needy. These
are wonderful ways to honor the Christ
Child as He comes. Could we also grow
in new ways of love this season?
Finding the information too difficult,
I’ve often put down the articles, turned
off the news, and refused to listen to
hard topics: war, conflict, oppression,
injustice. After all, in ages past, people
had only to deal with the concerns of
the region in which they lived, not
the troubles of the whole world. This
excuse has worked for me for a long
time. And these organic tree hugging
people! Waste, chemicals, pesticides,
VOCs, off-gassing. They just keep
coming up with more things for us
to worry about. Then there’s the fair
trade issue! If one coffee is labeled
fair trade, does this mean most coffee
reaches our stores after manufacturers
did not pay coffee growers a fair living
wage or did not treat them decently?
If we have such a thing now as slavefree chocolate, does this mean that
other chocolate has come to the store
tainted by the use of slaves? It’s just
too much to bear!
Ignorance is truly bliss. I honestly
did like it better when I didn’t know. I
don’t want to have to worry about
any of these things. But here lies the
rub. Jesus told me to love my neighbors
as myself. As much as I do not want
the burden, I do live in a world where
my purchases, my votes, my activities
truly do affect many, many unseen
neighbors the world over. And Jesus
loves them, and therefore, so should
I. He does not only call me to love
them with emotions and well-wishes,
a sad face when I hear a story and then
go on about my business. This would
be, as my pastor pointed out recently, a
misunderstanding of what my business
is. Jesus calls me to love them with
my mind, my research, my actions,
my purchases, my votes, my letters
to my representatives, my awareness
of current issues. And He calls me to
love them as I pray for God’s kingdom
on earth as it is in heaven. A christian
author recently wrote that we have so
many unbelieving activists and inactive believers. Ouch! May we not be
inactive believers!
I’ve just read a fantastic new book,
Everyday Justice by Julie Clawson,
that helps me understand how I can
make some everyday lifestyle choices
that can actually work toward justice
in our world. Clawson gives wonderful tips without leaving her readers
overwhelmed.
So this year, I’m working to show
a little more love. Even though I’ve
recently said I could not afford fair
trade coffee, I now believe that I cannot
afford to not buy fair trade coffee. I now picture my neighbors behind the
coffee, and realize that with my dollars,
I can fight for justice for them. Coffee
is obviously not it. But my purchases of
fair trade coffee help me work toward a
more just lifestyle. Would you believe,
my daughter may even be getting a fair
trade soccer ball for Christmas! Let’s take it one step further as we
truly seek “peace on earth and goodwill
toward men”! It’s tough to love, but Jesus never said
it would be easy.
The Greek word attributed to Baptizer could
also be the Dipper. Evidently, John’s baptism
was of total immersion. Remember, in the
Gospel account it says “when Jesus came up out
of the water….”, so it is evident that immersion
was John’s method.
Of course, John’s baptism was not the same as
what we practice as Christian baptism. It was
a baptism of repentance that had overtones of
ritual purity in the Hebrew tradition.
One thing about the Gospel accounts of John
that has always intrigued me is how he was able
to be so charismatic and attract huge throngs of
people to come for the baptism of repentance
while he was this wild man who wore animal
skins and probably didn’t comb his hair. And,
then, on top of his appearance, his message
was ferocious and not at all gentle. He called
the Pharisees a brood of vipers. He probably
wouldn’t make the list of candidates for a present day church issuing a call for a new pastor.
He must have been a compelling speaker to attract so many despite his appearance and nearly
hostile message.
He was the last in the long line of Hebrew
prophets. Our Muslim friends classify Jesus
as merely a prophet—but we know better than
that. John’s whole ministry and short life was
all about pointing to Jesus and preparing people
for the promised Messiah. I believe that my
favorite John the Baptist quote as attributed to
the evangelist John is where he pointed to Jesus
and said, “behold, the lamb of God.”
This attribution would have been understood
immediately by a Jewish audience. The perfect
lamb was considered the ideal sacrifice to God
in the temple. The idea of the scapegoat, where
a goat or lamb took on the sins of all the people
is ingrained in our culture still as a residual of
our Jewish heritage through the early church.
It was understood, but probably was confusing
to those hearing John the Baptist call Jesus the
lamb of God. They would have thought, “wait
if he is the Messiah, how can it be that he will
bear the sins of the people and die for them?”
Jesus’ life and death and resurrection became a
stumbling block to the Jews. We can sympathize
with their confusion. They had been expecting
a military/political Messiah, and not a gentle
teacher who spoke of God’s kingdom coming
to the earth through love and mercy.
We need to be thankful for John and all the
prophets who preceded him for calling God’s
children back to repentance and new life in
Christ Jesus.
Caring Is Sharing
Christmas Dinner for
the needy Dec. 12
The Annual Caring Is sharing Christmas Dinner
for the needy of Tyler County is set for Saturday,
Dec. 12, from 11 a.m. till 1 p.m., at the Tyler
County Nutrition Center located at 201 Willow
Street, in Woodville.
Santa will be there for the kids.
Volunteers are preparing cakes and pies and
turkey with all the trimmings for this special
Annual event.
The Woodville Police Department and Tyler
County Sheriffs deputies will help deliver
foods to needy families located all over Tyler
County.
Inner Healing Mission
offered at St. Paul’s
Saturday
Experience the Joy of Inner Healing featuring The
Rev. Dr. Jack Sheffield & Anna Marie Sheffield of
Deep River Ministries of San Antonio this Saturday,
Dec. 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church, 1703 W Bluff St (Hwy 190 West), in
Woodville.
Beautiful renewal music and song will be offered.
Breakfast snacks coffee and light lunch provided.
Child Care will be provided.
Contact St. Paul’s office at (409) 283-3710 or Fr.
Steve Secaur at 409-429-4613, or John Morrison at
409-283-2877 to register.
No fee to attend this Healing Mission
Love offerings will be appreciated to help defray
cost.
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Serving Tyler County
Since 1952
205 South Magnolia
Woodville, TX 75979
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Woodville, TX 75979
(409) 283-8248
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102 W. Bluff • P.O. Box 109 • Woodville, TX 75979
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11755 Hwy 69 South • Warren, TX 77664
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Take McClure Rd,
(CR 2200) off Hwy. 69 just
North of Warren and travel
one and one half miles to CR
1240 and take a left. Just a
little ways down, turn right on
CR 1245 and you will dead end
at the welcoming windmill and
Tyler County’s newest Bed and
Breakfast. This brand new, one
room cabin is the first in a series of three cabins to be built
on the property of owners Greg
and Thelma Kirkpatrick of
Warren. This first cabin was
built by Kay Thornton Contractors of Woodville.
For $95 per night you
can sleep up to four people
comfortably in this cozy one
room cabin. The price includes
a Jacuzzi bath, fireplace, Dish
Network television and dvd
player, a fully stocked pond
with fishing poles and tackle,
and swimming in the pond or
underground pool located on
the property. Another outdoor
feature is picnic tables and a
fire pit. The Kirkpatricks encourage guests to feed the fish
and are planning to provide
fish food machines around the
pond.
Breakfast fixings of
juice, milk, coffee, cereal, pancake mix, butter, syrup and
fruit are included in the cabin’s
kitchen and a fully prepared
homestyle breakfast can be
added at an additional fee if requested.
“We are very proud of
the inside of this first cabin,”
said Thelma. “The vaulted
ceilings, wood floors and corrugated tin siding add a wonderful country charm.” According
to Kirkpatrick, the other two
cabins will be decorated with
different themes to make each
one unique.
Greg and Thelma were
married eleven years ago and it
has always been their dream to
build the cabins. “God worked
it out for us to get it started this
year and we are so excited,” she
said. “We also plan to build a
covered pavillion to be used for
outdoor parties and reunions.”
What sets Windmill
Farm B&B apart from the
other locations in the county,
is the fact that they are located
in the same neighborhood with
Phil McClure’s exotic animal
hunting lease. “We are working with Phil on package deals
so hunters can come spend the
weekend or a week on an exotic animal hunting trip right
here in Tyler County and stay
close by at Windmill,” Kirkpatrick said.
Not only is this arrangement good for Phil McClure and the Kirkpatricks, but
it is also an excellent addition
to tourism in Tyler County.
To book a cabin at The
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SPORTS WEEK AT-A-GLANCE
THURSDAY DECEMBER 10, 2009
Basketball Tournament Action
Splendora Tournament
Spurger vs Willis Varsity 2:30PM
A hunter’s first gun is one of the
most important things he will
ever receive in his life. A first gun
teaches a new hunter the first rule
of hunting; responsibility. With
this new-found responsibility
comes the desire to learn how
to shoot effectively, which will
produce memories that he will
carry with him for the rest of his
life. So this Christmas season,
think about a child, a teenager
or even an adult who is stepping
into the world of hunting and
consider giving him or her the gift
of their first “real” gun. Although
a gun is a great gift to give any
hunter, the world of firearms can
be confusing and complex. What
if you buy a rifle for your son but
he decides he enjoys shooting
skeet or birds more than deer?
What if you buy a shotgun and he
decides he is more of a squirrel or
rabbit hunter and want’s a center
fire rifle? There are so many possibilities for young hunters and
sometimes it’s hard to find one
single gun to accommodate every
style of hunting since a first time
hunter will more than likely want
to try his hand in many different
types of hunting. It’s expensive
and impractical to buy two or
three different guns for a novice
hunter, especially if you are not
sure he will even enjoy shooting
or begin to hunt regularly. So
this Christmas season, try looking into purchasing the Rossi
Trifecta for the young hunter in
your life. The special thing about
the Trifecta is that it is not just
one gun, it’s three guns in one.
The Rossi Trifecta has three interchangeable barrels that change
the gun from a .243 deer rifle to
a 20 gauge clay target or bird
gun and back again to a center
fire .22 for squirrels, rabbits or
just plain target shooting. Better
yet, Rossi is the world’s leading
manufacturer in youth sized long
rifles and you can be sure that the
Trifecta will be with your little
hunter for years to come. The gun
features a black synthetic stock
with a removable cheek piece.
Removing the cheek piece with
the 20 gauge barrel allows you
to use the Trifecta’s traditional
front-bead sighting component.
With the cheek piece in place,
the gun is perfect for using the
.22’s barrel fiber optic sight or
the .243 barrel with a scope. The
.243 barrel comes with a scope
mounted base just so that the
hunter can shoot deer from far
distances, without using the open
sights. This gun is small enough
and light enough that it can easily be carried by small hands. It
also comes in a handy case that
has room for all three barrels and
tools to change them out. When
you buy a young hunter this gun,
you can’t go wrong. Young kids
can start out shooting the quiet
.22, move up to the low recoil
.243 and then enjoy the fun of
shooting a 20 gauge without
ever having to switch guns. The
length, weight and feel of the gun
will be familiar and will make
shooting a “big gun” for the first
time less frightening and more
comfortable. The Rossi Trifecta
is also secure, and includes a
special key to lock the firearm
when it is not in use as well as
additional safety features made
with youth in mind. In 2007, the
Rossi Trifecta was named the
“Best Value” rifle by Field and
Stream’s “Best of the Best” gear
testing team. The team stated
that the little gun was “rugged,
simple and a great value.” This
Christmas season, give the new
hunter in your life the Rossi
Trifecta. With a Rossi Trifecta,
you will be giving him or her not
just the opportunity to own their
own gun, but a lifetime of fun and
memories in the field and that’s
Waldrep’s Word on it!”
Woodville Freshmen/JV Tournament
Warren Freshmen
Woodville Freshmen
Warren Junior Varsity
Woodville Junior Varsity
Spurger Junior Varsity
Zavalla Basketball Tournament
Woodville Eagles
Woodville Lady Eagles
Hamshire-Fannett Tournament
Warren Lady
Warriors
Colmesneil Tournament
Warren Warriors Varsity
Games for these tournaments will also be played on Friday and
Saturday December 11th and 12th. Game times will be determined
based upon the success of teams in their opening round games on
Thursday.
Watch your local sportscast or check-in at www.setxsports.com
for the latest info and game times featuring your favorite teams.
Most championship games on Saturday are expected to start no
later than 6:00PM in these tournaments for the boys while the girls
usually begin around 4:30.
Back Row L-R Hayley Unruh. Ciara Wisecup, Krystal Banks, Autumn Murray, Peggy ScritchFriday December 11, 2009
field. Front Row L-R Amber Kelley, Brandi Burnes, Megan Foster.
Basketball
Warren vs Kountze
JVG/VG
Colmesneil @ Evadale
JVB/JVG/VG/VB 4:00PM
Spurger @ Apple Springs
VG
5:00PM
Lady Warriors Skin The Cougars
39-33
I may not be at many games this weekend as my son graduates
from Airborne School this Friday in Fort Benning, Ga. therefore if
The Warren Lady Warriors were all smiles Saturday afternoon after they bounced back from a you have pictures from any of these tournaments this weekend and
heartbreaking overtime loss Thursday night to defeat the Buna Lady Cougars 39-33 in the
especially if your team wins a trophy, please bring your pictures to
consolation game of the 51st edition of the Evadale Basketball Classic. The Lady Warriros trailed the Booster so they can be scanned in the following week’s Booster.
early and rallied late in dramatic fashion led by Brandi Burns, Megan Foster, and Krystal Banks. Thank you to Diane Gill for the Woodville Lady Eagle’s picture
See Warriors continued on 3B
from their championship win in Big Sandy in this week’s edition.
Spurger Defeats Warren
44-23
Have you ever been to a game
where the score was not totally
indicative of the game? The
game between the Warren Warriors and the Spurger Pirates was
one of those games. Yes, the core
would indicate that the Pirates
won rather handily and it wasn’t
much of a contest but that would
not speak to the grittiness of the
Warrior players and their tenacity to not just give up and hand a
victory to the Pirates. The Pirates
undoubtedly did not play their
best game and this served as
a wakeup call to their tournament
action(see Pirates 3B).
Despite an early three-point
basket by the Pirate’s Shain
Rawls just thirty seconds into
the contest, it was Warren’s
Jacob Blackshear and Aaron
Harrington who set the tone early.
Harrington’s three-pointer tied
the game with a minute gone and
after two Blackshear free throws,
Harrington’s offensive rebound
and put back gave the Warriors
an 8-3 edge. Warren would
ultimately extend the lead to
12-5 before Jonathon Hutto’s
three got the Pirates to within
four. Tyler Greeson added to
Warren’s lead with just 1:15 to
play in the opening quarter. After
a Spurger miss, Warren got the
rebound and played for the last
shot. Just as the Warriors got
the matchup they wanted down
low, a three second violation was
whistled and the buzzer sounded
to end the first quarter with Warren ahead 14-8.
Spurger came out firing in the
second eight minutes of play.
George Whittaker hit a baseline
jumper for the Pirates with just
seventeen seconds gone in the
quarter. After a Warren miss,
Whittaker got another basket
down low to pull Spurger to
within two at 14-12. Then it was
Chase McGallion with a pretty
dish to Jarom Odom who tied the
game with a jumper at the top of
the key. Whittaker would add
a fastbreak lay-up and another
baseline jumper to the Spurger
repertoire before Daniel
Blankenship netted his first
points of the night. Jacob Blackshear stopped the bleeding with a
three-pointer pulling the Warriors
to within three at 20-17. Time
expired in the half as George
Whittaker’s three-quarter’s court
shot bounced off the back of the
iron leaving the score at 20-17.
The third quarter started off with
both teams failing to do much of
anything in the opening minutes
but then Blankenship got hot and
the Pirate defense turned up the
pressure. While the Pirates were
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Autumn Murray leads the Warrior attack late in Saturday’s tournament action against Buna.
Warriors (cont)
Hamshire-Fannett 47
Warren
43 OT
The Lady Warriors came out
Thursday looking to make a
good showing and begin to build
some momentum for the district
play that begins on Friday. The
Lady Warriors despite losing in
overtime did not disappoint their
fans. Their effort was strong and
courageous. Here are some of
the highlights and lowlights of
Thursday’s loss. The Lady Warriors were nursing a 7 point lead
with 1:58 to play but five missed
free throws in the final two minutes gave Hamshire-Fannett the
opening they needed to get back
in the game. With :19 seconds
to play, the Lady Warriors had a
one point lead and following a
1-2 free throws the lead was two.
Hamshire-Fannett tied the game
with three seconds to play sending the game into overime. Foul
trouble cost the Warriors in overtime as Haley Unruh, Meagan
Foster, and Brandi Burnes each
fouled out and the rest as they
say is history. Cara Wisecup led
the Warriros with a strong effort
recording 14 points, 12 rebounds
and 5 blocks. Krystal Banks
chipped in 8 points in the losing
effort.
On Saturday, the Lady Warriors missed their first shot of the
game and it appeared it might be
downhill from there as the Buna
Lady Cougars jumped out to an
early 7-2 lead. Coach Sherri
Brocks squad appeared to rally
once Meagan Foster’s two free
throws got the Warriors on the
board. Foster also produced Warren’s next bucket when Brandi
Burnes drove the lane from the
right side and then just as everyone thought she was going
to lay it in, she made a beautiful
dish to Foster on the low post
and the score was suddenly 7-4.
The Warriors weren’t finsihed
though as Burnes connected on
1-2 free throws to close the gap
to 7-5. Autumn Murray got into
the action when she hit a short
jumper from the right wing and
Brandi Burnes basket brought
the Lady Warriors all the way
back as time expired in the first
quarter knotting the score at 9-9.
It was a quarter in which the Lady
Warriors showed great patience
and poise.
The second quarter action Meagan Foster grabbed an offensive
board off the miss by Murray and
put it back in giving the Warriors
their first lead of the day. Buna
would come
right back, first tying the game
and then taking the lead at 13-11.
Brandi Burnes would hit another
basket tying the game at 13 all
before the Warriors shooting
woes began. For the next 5:18,
the Lady Warriors would watch
their shots clang off the iron, roll
in and out and in general just
not fall. Meanwhile, the Lady
Cougars were steadily building
an eleven point cushion going
into halftime and it looked bleak
for the Warriors.
We may never know what words
Coach Broocks or maybe senior
guard Brandi Burnes had to say at
halftime but whatever it was the
Lady Warriors came out ready to
play. Foster started the second
half scoring when she stole the
ball and laid it in to cut the lead
to nine. Moments later, Burnes
missed a three from the corner
but there was Foster to gather in
the rebound and put it in making
the deficit only seven. With 2:36
showing on the third quarter
game clock, Murray hit a three
and Foster had another basket
down low and suddenly it was a
4 point game at 26-22. After a
Burnes free throw made it 26-23,
Buna hit two free throws of their
own to push the lead back to five.
A Burnes free throw and another
by Unruh made it 28-25 with 1:11
to play in the third. Krystal
Picture Of Perfection
High Flying Eagles Defeat Groveton, Liberty, Leggett,
& Big Sandy Enroute to a Perfect 9-0
Ranked number three in the latest state ranking, the Woodville
Lady Eagles put their perfect
season on the line four times this
past week and all four times came
away victorious. The victories
against Groveton, Liberty, Leggett and Big Sandy pushed the
Lady Eagles to a perfect 9-0.
The Groveton Lady Indians
were the first opponent to fall
by the wayside in basketball
competition that took place on
December 1st. In this game, the
Lady Eagles put together one of
their better performances of the
young season. Led by Meisha
Mcneal’s 20 point performance,
better free throw shooting and a
stingy defense, the Lady Eagles
did not have much trouble dispatching of Groveton 53-36.
Brooke Taylor netted 14 points
and Kayla Humphrey poured in
10 points to round a balanced
scoring attack. The Lady Eagles
also hit 9 of 12 free throws, a
much improved marker from
their earlier games.
On Thursday, the Lady Eagles
traveled west to Big Sandy to
showcase their talent in the Big
Sandy Basketball Tournament.
First up were the Liberty Lady
Panthers. By the time, the final
buzzer had sounded, the Eagles
were celebrating a 55-24 victory.
Once again it was consistent
scoring by McNeal, Taylor and
Quadena Moye and a stingy defense that sifled the Panthers to
single digits in all four quarters of
basketball. Leggett was the next
to fall 63-57. Balanced scoring
from McNeal (20), Samantha
Gilder (16), and Taylor with (13)
set the tone. The championship
game was no contest as the Eagles
took out host school, Big Sandy
58-28. Mcneal and Taylor again
led the Eagles scoring attack.
Banks was in the right place at
the right time when Buna missed
the front end of a one and one.
Her rebound and outlet to Burnes
resulted in another Buna foul
sending Burnes to the charity
stripe with :35 seconds to play.
Burnes calmly sank the free
throws and Warren was within
a point entering the final eight
minutes of play.
Buna would miss the first shot of
the fourth quarter but not Brandi
Burnes as her two pointer at 6:49
of the fourth gave the Lady Warriors a lead they would never give
back at 29-28. Twenty five seconds later, Banks was once again
in the right place at the right time
pulling in aFoster miss and laying
back in for a 31-28 Warren lead.
Things got testy at the 5:11 mark
when Buna’s coach was called for
a technical after arguing a foul.
Burnes sank 3-4 free throws and
then a lay-up at 4:48 giving the
Warriors a 36-30 lead. Now it
was time to play defense. Buna
could get nothing going against
the likes of Kelley and Banks
pressure defense. With :20 to play
Ciara Wisecup blocked a Buna
shot from close in and her outlet
pass led to a Brandi Burnes coast
to coast lay-up. The game ended
fittingly enough as it began with
the ball in the hands of Meagan
Foster and a 39-33 win.
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Bulldogs Ambushed By
The Rebels 98-46
The Colmesneil Bulldogs were coming off a dramatic finish Tuesday night against Apple Springs and looking to make some noise
in the Evadale Basketball Classic. The Rebels had other thoughts.
Evadale scored the first bucket just twenty five seconds into the
game. Two minutes later it was 8-1 Evadale. Joseph Sheffield
would hit two free throws and combined with a Josh Glenn jumper
the Bulldogs were within three at 8-5. Evadale then stepped up
their pressure defense and no matter what the Bulldgs did, it didn’t
work out quite right. Whatever could go wrong for the “Dawgs”
did as Evadale ended the quarter on an 18-0 run to lead 26-5.The
Bulldogs behind Matt Greenwood, Joseph Sheffield, and Cullen
Barker refused to quit. A questionable flagrant foul on Sheffield
at 3:51 of the second quarter sealed the deal on the Colmesneil
squad for the first half. Too many turnovers and easy baskets led
the Rebels to a 48-26 halftime lead.
The third quarter started and ended much like the first half. Greenwood, Barker, Glenn and Rowdy Brown would net points in the
third butit wasn’t enough offense to keep up with Evadale as they
pushed their lead to 73-39.
Josh Glenn got the Bulldogs on the board to start the fourth quarter
on a good note, but then Brandon Cowart was called for Colmesneil’s
second flagrant foul of the game slowing any energy the Bulldogs
had going. Wayne Byley chipped in a basket midway through the
quarter making the score 81-43 but Evadale came right back as
they had all night scoring one unanswered bucket after another.
For nearly three minutes the Bulldog offense went scoreless while
Evadale rolled in 12 points. Greenwood came alive at 1:48 3 of 4
free throws to close out the Colmesneil scoring. Evadale tried to
crack the century mark but was unable to as time expired leaving
the final score 98-46.
Pirates Drown the “Dawgs”
89-66
Snow cancelled Friday’s games for the Evadale Basketball Classic
leaving the Colmesneil Bulldogs to play the Deweyville Pirates in a
revamped schedule on Saturday morning. The Bulldog fans were
hoping for better things then they had witnessed here on Thursday
evening as their beloved Bulldogs fell to host Evadale.
First quarter woes for the Bulldogs continued against
Deweyville. Once again it was poor shooting and pressure defense
that put Colmesneil into a hole from which they could not dig out.
The Bulldogs opened by falling victim to a 19-0 run before Joseph
Sheffield’s jumper in the lane got Colmesneil on the board with 2:47
left in the first quarter. Rowdy Brown’s lay-in at the buzzer pulled
the Bulldogs to within eleven a 23-12.
In the second quarter the Bulldogs played much more consistently.
Sheffield, Brown and Barker tried to keep the Bulldogs close. Barker
had 8 points in the quarter and his half court three as time expired
bounced on the rim would have pulled Colmesneil a tad closer. As it
was the Bulldogs trailed 44-30 going into the break.
The third quarter, Deweyville was able to get a lot of baskets inside
and draw the foul. Less than three minutes into the quarter, the Pirates
fund themselves in the bonus early and often converting , building a
59-34 lead before Barker stopped the bleeding. One of the highlights of
the quarter came with :38 to play when Sheffield blocked a Deweyville
shot, corralled the ball and drove the length of the floor before being
fouled. The quarter ended with the Bulldogs down 65-47.
As the final eight minutes began, the Bulldogs drew first blood when
Cowart grabbed the offensive board and laid it back in.Once again this
would be for the Bulldogs a long quarter but it was also one in which
Spurger (cont)
Coach Chad Odom’s team never quit. This hardnosed bunch led by
busy pouring in eleven points Sheffield, Barker, Brown and Byley never let up and never gave in.
in the third quarter, the Warriors
could only net a basket and trailed
31-19 with only eight minutes Pirates (cont)
to play.
Warren’s fourth quarter started
off much like the third with a
missed bucket. In fact sometimes Spurger 15 - 14 - 12 - 11 52
during this game, it was the more Onalaska 6 - 9 - 9 - 20 44
the missed opportunities of the
Warrior’s shooters than the play The first round game for the Spurger Pirates in the Big Sandy Basof the Pirates. Layne Derbon- ketball Tournament pitted the Pirates against their season opening
nie’s shot that went in, around foe the Onalaska Wildcats. Much like game one, the Pirates jumped
and out with 1:43 to play was out early on the Wildcats building a 15-6 after one quarter of play.
typical of the Warrior’s shoot- In the second for all intents and purposes the Pirates finished off
ing troubles. The thing about the Wildcats with a 14-9 run making the halftime score 29-15 in
the Pirates in this game and the favor of the Pirates. The Pirates defense continued to clamp down
games to follow in the Big Sandy on Onalaska once again holding them to less then ten points while
was simply that if you missed scoring 12 more increasing their margin to 41-24. By the time the
the Pirates made you pay. Ten final horn had sounded the Pirates had defeated the Wildcats for
times in the second half of this the second time this season by a count of 52-44. Much like the
game alone took advantage of first game against Onalaska, the Pirates scoring load was carried by
Warriro missed shots or steal George Whittaker and Daniel Blankenship. In the season opener,
and converted them into points the scoring duo scored 41 of Spurger’s 63 points against Onalaska.
thus spelling defeat for the War- In the rematch, the two netted 37 of Spurger’s 52 points. Chase
riors 44-23.
McGallion, the Pirates junior point guard chipped in 9 points in
the winning effort.
Spurger Scorers
Whittaker - 16 Points
Spurger 22 - 15 - 19 - 29 85
Blankenship - 9 Points
Hardin 12 - 14 - 10 - 22 58
Rawls - 7 Points
Hutto - 6 Points
Spurger’s next opponent in the snow shortened Big Sandy
Basketball Tournament were the Hardin Hornets. If you missed
Warren Scorers
this game, then you missed what some have claimed to be the best
Blackshear - 7 Points
four quarters of Spurger Pirate basketball this season. The Pirates
Greeson - 6 Points
came out shooting and left little doubt in the minds of the Hornets
Wilson - 5 Points
fans that they meant business. Not only was this the highest ofHarrington - 4 Points
fensive output by the Pirates this season but it also featured their
highest scoring quarter, a near perfect day from three point land
In other tournament action, the and an improved performance from the free throw line. This seaChester Yellow Jackets traveled son the charity stripe has been a killer for the Pirates but not so in
to the High Island Basketball this game. Chase McGallion owned the scoring duo of Whittaker
Tourney and after falling to host and Blankenship to give the Pirates three scorers in a single game
school High Island on Thursday with twenty or more points in more years than this writer cares to
were not able to return after the remember. Not only did Chase McGallion hit for 20 points but he
Friday snows.
also hit three shots from beyond the arc and was a perfect five for
The Colmesneil Lady Bulldogs five from the free throw line. George Whittaker led all scorers with
played in the 51st snow shortened 23 points including stepping out to nail two three point shots. His
edition of the Evadale Classic and free throw shooting percentage was a season high 71% as he hit 5
came away with the third place of 7 tosses from the line. Daniel Blankenship netted 21 points in
trophy after Hamshire-Fannett the winning effort and matched McGallion with three 3-pointers
dropped out of the tourney.
as well while hitting on 4 of 5 free throw attempts.
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• Alternative to lower yielding CDs
• No surrender charges upon Annuitant’s death
Cam monroe, CPa
Advanced Financial Services
Across from Wal-mart in Jasper
(409) 384-5713 / 1-800-696-3782
“Securities offered through BFT Financial Group, LLC.”
LBL09-30: Single Premium Deferred Annuities. Rate Guaranteed for 1, 3, or 5 contract yrs. Excess
withdrawals are subject to market value adjustment. 1yr surr. charge 5%; 3 yr surr. charge 8,7,6%; 5 yr
surr. charge 8,7,6,5,4%. IRS penalty for withdrawal before age 591/2. Minimum guaranteed rate after
surrender period is 1.00% for contracts issued in 2009. Issued by Liberty Bankers Life Ins. Co. Policy
Forms Banker1-0106-TX, Bankers3-0707-TX Bankers5-0707-TX. Interest rate eff. 05/15/09 and subject
to change without notice. Minimum monthly interest is $100.
Our investment in the newest imaging equipment
ensures our highly skilled team of physicians, nurses and
technologists has the tools they need to provide the best
care to every patient, every day.
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
•
Ultrasound
•
Nuclear Medicine
•
Computed Tomography (CT)
•
Digital Mammography
•
Bone Density
•
Diagnostic Radiography
•James Edward Bailey, 53,
Woodville, poss. alcohol bev. in
dry area w/intent to sell.
•Danel Wayne Means, 27,
Spurger, criminal mischief.
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•Robert Neal Ferguson, 45,
Colmesneil, theft prop., criminal
mischief.
•Brandy Nicole Graves, 24, Garland, no drivers license, possess
of drug paraphernalia, burglary
of habitation/mtr.
•Kenneth Wayne Johnson, 24,
Warren, possession drug paraphernalia.
•Clarissa Rene Owens, 21,
Woodville, burglary of buildingfailure to appear.
Dec. 4
•Charles Gasaway, 34, Jasper, no
drivers license.
•Gregory Wayne Guy, 33, Port
Neches, driving while intoxicated.
•Jackie Matthew McQueen, Jr.,
20, Warren, agg. sexual assault
child/mta.
Dec. 5
•Rodney Wayne Hart, Jr., 18,
Woodville, theft prop.
•Clark Shutter, 48, Kountze,
agg. obstruct retaliation, assault
causes serious bodily injury.
Dec. 6
•Amanda Leanne Dennis, 20,
Woodville, poss. drug para.
•Granville Owen Dennis, Jr., 18,
Woodville, poss. drug para.
•Wesley K. Fowler, 26, Woodville, speeding.
•Douglas Edward Kelley, 19,
Woodville, poss. marij.
•Dresdan Leroy Midkiff, 17,
Woodville, disorderly conduct,
public intoxication.
•Silvester Powell, 59, Hillister,
driving while intoxicated.
•Zachary Brian Shird, 18, Colmesneil, poss. marij.
•Jennifer Hanson Simmons,
34, Colmesneil, theft prop. by
check.
•John Richard Stittem, 50, Woodville, poss. drug para. no drivers
license/exp.
• Steaven Weaver, 18, Woodville,
poss. marij.
Dec.7
•Brad Peterson King, 30, Woodville, poss. c/s.
Readers Write...
see the hearts of little children living out the beautiful gift of Jesus
for us all. To Sherry Weeks and Rhonda
Payne, thank you for coordinating
the evening of magical events. To
the entertainers on the Courthouse
square and on the Emporium Stage,
you made it so enjoyable throughout the evening. We have such
tremendous talent in our county and
Christmas is a great time to bring it
together to share with everyone. A
special thanks to KennethAllen and
Timberline Ranch for the hay used
for seating. For the Tyler County
Art League & Emporium for the
Arts, thank you for opening your
doors for the evening and allowing
the people of our county to have
the opportunity to see the artistic
and musical talent that exists here
among us. For Beall’s Department
Store graciously having their style
show on a beautiful cool morning. To Beth Winberry for organizing
the “Car & Motorcycle” show. Thank you Terri Allen for making
a parade happen. To Susie & David Winn, thank you
for all of your help in coordinating
the food and retail vendors. We
were so appreciative of them
coming and preparing delicious
food and unique gift ideas for
Christmas. We also thank Eleanor
& Grady Holderman , Mr.& Mrs.
Walter Umphrey, Village Street
Bed & Breakfast, Winnaway Bed
& Breakfast, Enchanted Oaks
Bed & Breakfast and Woodville
United Methodist Church for
graciously opening your home,
lodge, businesses and church for
the whole community to visit and
enjoy. Thank you Fred Sullivan
for donating Christmas ornaments
to all that participated in the “Tour
of Homes.” We thank our local
Rotary Club for the great pancake
breakfast with Santa Claus. For the
special conclusion of the weekend
of activities, thank you for all who
were involved in the “Candlelight
Tour of the Village” at Heritage
Village . It was beautiful. To
Bruce Womack, thank you for the
wonderful light show you have at
your home at 642 CR 4335.
We look forward to next year in
having our “Live Walking Nativity”, buggy & wagon rides and
many of the entertainers and bands
that did not get to come.
Again, it’s the people that make
the difference and Tyler County
definitely has people who truly care. December 10, 2009
Cont from Pg. 1
To the many others that played a Christmas!
vital part in seeing this weekend happen….a big thank you to all. God Bless you,
We wish you all a very Merry Judith Haney & Leeza Blanchette
THE TYLER COUNTY BOOSTER Page 5B
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2014 S. Wheeler St., Suite 250, Jasper, Texas 75951
Registration for Spring 2010 classes will begin
on January 6 from 4:00pm to 6:30pm.
Late registration will begin January 19 & 20.
Students can register for Community Services
classes from 9:00am and from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Monday through Thursday at Woodville High School.
Our coordinator for Woodville is Janay Rainey.
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Located across from Wal-Mart in Jasper
Locally Owned and Operated Since 1981
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Are you tired of how consumerism has
stolen the soul of Christmas?
This year, take a stand! Join the groundswell of Christ-followers who are choosing
to make Christmas what it should be - a joyous celebration of Jesus’ birth that enriches
our hearts and the world around us, not a retail circus that depletes our pocketbooks
and defeats our spirits. Advent Conspiracy (www.adventconspiracy.org) shows
you how to subsitute consumption with compassion by practicing four simple
but powerful countercultural concepts:
Worship Fully • Spend Less • Give More • Love All
Find out how to have a Christmas worth remembering at St. Paul’s Episcopal
Church and Woodville United Methodist Church...
St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church
CAke DeCorAting / Tues - PER 0012 / 18Hrs
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Grissom - 6:00pm to 9:00pm
1703 West Bluff St • Woodville
409-283-3710
Sunday Worship - 10am
Sunday School - 9am
Woodville United
Methodist Church
508 West Bluff St. • Woodville
409-283-2471
Sunday Worship - 10:50am
Sunday School - 9:45am
TEA PARTY
DEMONSTRATION RALLY
CONSERVATIVE
PATRIOTS
Celebrate Advent Season at Area Churches
The Advent season is a time of intentional spiritual preparation that leads to Christmas.
It is a season that Christians have celebrated for centuries. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
and Woodville United Methodist Church celebrate Advent every year and invite you to
come and participate in this time of preparation for Christmas.
A Sunday school class in each Church is studying The Advent Conspiracy.
TYLER COUNTY
COURTHOUSE
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12
10 AM TO 12 NOON
YOUR VOICE
COUNTS
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December 10, 2009
DETCOG releases Hurricane Ike
Housing Assistance...from Pg. 1A
December 7, 2009.
2009 through January 4, 2010. Application packets can be ob Completed applications will No applications will be accepted tained by visiting the DETCOG
be accepted from December 7, after the January 4, 2010 date. website located at www.detcog.
org and downloading a copy; or
at all DETCOG /DCM offices located in the service area (CDBG
D GWOOD Country
HILLS
Housing Assistance Packet).
Club
*For a list of DETCOG DCM
offices, please visit the DETCOG
website @ www.detcog.org
Application packets will inTuesday - 4:30 pm
clude the following: instruction
sheet, frequently asked questions
(FAQ) sheet and an application.
Thursday - 5:30 pm
Homeowners should fill out the
paperwork to the best of their
Saturdays, Open Tee Times
ability and refer to the instruction
Call 283-8725 for more information
and/or FAQ sheet for questions.
If questions still remain, applicants can call 409-384-5704
ext. 279.
At this time, applications will
only be accepted by mail. Please
mail completed applications to:
Ladies Scramble
Colmesneil High School Class of 2010
Operation Graduation Silent Auction
NAME:___________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:____________________________ PHONE:____________________________
BID ITEM
BID AMOUNT
#1 - Golf Get Away Cypress Bend Resort (1-night stay) $250 value
#2 - Conns – Coffee Pot (Cuisinart 4c. s.s.) $30 value
#3 – Golf USA – Golf balls Nike One $40 value
#4 – Sun Spa II – 1 mo. Tanning $32.95 value
#5 – Crown Colony – Round of golf f/four
#6 – Chili’s – Gift Certificate (2) kids’ meal $15
#7 – Sam’s – Gift Certificate $50 value
#8 – Tips 2 Toes – Purse 430 value
#9 – Elijah’s – Meal f/two $20 value
#10 – Martin’s Hardware 16-pc. Tools with Tool Kit $20 value
#11 – Martin’s Hardware – 9” S. S. pocket knife $20 value
#12 – LOWE’S – Smart 6 qt. Rival crock pot $50 value
#13 – Wildwood – Golf & cart rental $75 value
#14 – Wildwood – Golf & cart rental $75 value
#15 – Stage Coach Inn – Overnight stay $89 value
#16 – The Cottage – Hair cut $30
#17 – Applebee’s – Gift Certificate $10 value
#18 – Applebee’s – Gift Certificate $10 value
#19 – Ralph & Kacoo’s – Gift Certificate $25
#20 – Nails by Debbie – Manicure $18
#21 – Bodies-N-Balance – 1 hr. massage $50
#22 – Expressive Images – 1 hr. massage $40
#23 – Red Lobster – Gift Certificate $30
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Bid online at OperationGraduation@live.com
or call (409) 331-4198. You can also drop forms at Colmesneil
High School Office or The Tyler County Booster.
Mens Scramble
DETCOG
210 Premier Drive
Jasper, TX 75951
Attn: Dani Bellamy
Energizing communities
since 1939.
www.samhouston.net
Bdazzle!
Enter the Big Buck
drawing at the
BOOSTER to win a
$400 B&C Taxidermy
Gift Certificate. Just
bring a photo of you
and your deer to the
Booster office,
EMBROIDERY!
283-2516
Do Your Christmas
Shopping at
NEw jEwElRY ShIpMENt
RhINEStONE tShIRtS
haNDBagS
NEw SuzzEttE’S CaNDlES
aND MORE!
DeaDline to biD online or by phone is 12/18-09.
Highest bidder for each item will be notified by phone by 12/20/09. Prizes must be
claimed and paid for by 12/31/09. Highest bidders will be featured on a “Thank You”
ad in the Booster for Colmesneil Class of 2010 Project Graduation.
Each person may bid on more than one item. For additional bids, copies accepted.
Submission information is included in the application packet.
After applications have been received, reviewed and processed
internally, applicants may be
contacted by a DETCOG Staff
Member to clarify or obtain any
additional information that may
be needed.
Located Inside Salon Safari • Colmesneil • (409) 489-3325
Tues - Fri 9am - 4pm • Sat 9am - 2pm
205 W. Bluff • Woodville
Lordy, lordy
our baby turned
40!
Happy Birthday
Carol Anne
Greer-Courville
Hatton’s Christmas
Tree Farm
Located in Spurger, TX
Call for dates open
and locations
Keith & Julie Hatton
409-429-5568 • 409-283-2424
409-429-8412
A&M Wireless - WOODVILLE
A&M Wireless - LIVINGSTON
100 South Charlton
(409) 283-9000
(Across from the Courthouse)
117 Southpoint Loop Plaza Suite 100
(936) 327-4601
(Baskins Shopping Center)
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Carrier Pre-Sort
OCCUPANT
BULK RATE
U.S. POSTAGE PAID
Woodville, TX 75979
Permit No. 46
C&J
Stump GrindinG
Each Job Bid Separately
Hm (409) 331-0098 Woodville
Cell (409) 283-1891 or 283-1892
Party Rental
Having a party?
Rent a Bounce House
or Water Slide!
Contact Lindsey’s Leapers
409-837-9226
...will be seeing patients in Woodville
at the Tyler County Hospital
1st & 3rd Thursday of every month
from 9am to 5pm.
BIO:
• Training includes: foot &
ankle surgery, wound care,
primary podiatric medical
care
• Member of Texas Podiatric
Medical Association
• Member of American
Podiatric Medical Association
• Member of Podiatry Practice
Management
Call (281) 210-2939
to make an appointment to be seen in
Woodville at the Tyler County Hospital.
Office address:
17191 St. Lukes Way • The Woodlands, TX 77384
GARAGE SALES
Reasonable • Reliable
Barnes Plumbing Repair
Keith Barnes
(409)837-2916 hm
or (409)594-7408 cell
*Calls Responded to Daily*
BIG SALE/FLEA MKT, 1903
W Bluff, next to Dogwood Clinic,
Sat, Dec 12, 9am-3pm. New load
of furniture. 100’s of Christmas
items. Everything priced to sell.
(35-tfn-b)
BED/BREAKFAST
HOME FOR the Holidays.
Need a place to stay. Come
to the Windmill Farm Bed &
Breakfast for your get-away.
409-547-3433 (48-8t-b)
AUTOS
NEED HELP? Need a car?
Call Steve 936-718-5988
(49-1t-pce)
$5 off Spa Pedicure
or New Set of Nails!
Donna Pitts, Nail Tech
111 Barclay • Woodville • (409) 331-1770
Neal’s Deer
Processing
OPEN
8:00am - 8:00pm
7 days a week
on 1745 between
Chester & Colmesneil
(936) 969-2379
PETS
FREE PUPPIES, to good home.
4 females, Norwegian Elkhound
mix and Blue Heeler mix. 409790-7884
(49-1t-nc)
FOR SALE
KAWASAKI Type KAF 620
Mule 2510 4x4. Upgraded w/
gas 2007 engine. Excelent condition in looks and performance.
Asking $5600. 409-837-9970
(48-2t-b)
GUN CABINET - 8 guns. Steel
sides & back. Wood/glass front.
Velcro-lined interior. $220. 409837-9970
(48-2t-b)
HYDRAULIC DUMP for Kawasaki Mule. Heavy duty unit
w/1 inch piston. Asking $600.
409-837-9970
(48-2t-b)
IRON-ORE GRAVEL Fix your
driveway and roads before winter. 409-547-3433 (40-12t-b)
34’ TRAVEL TRAILER Fair
condition, needs some repair.
Good for deer lease. 409-2832374, $2500.
(42-tfn-b)
LATE MODEL Small piano,
like new, take up notes, no down
payment, low monthly payments.
Denum Piano Company, Inc,
Lufkin, TX, 800-324-1777.
(47-4t-b)
PIGS! PIGS! PIGS! Feeder pigs
& show pigs. York & Blue Butt.
409-429-5774 or 409-429-6629
(48-2t-p)
FOR SALE Like-new Broyhill
dinner table w/4 chairs $1000,
5 Fisher stereo speakers $200,
Violin (dated c. 1943) w/original case $200. 409-429-3710
(49-2t-p)
IRON CATTLE GUARD $500
409-837-5479
(49-1t-p)
SOFA BED, queen size, great
condition, medium blue, $250
OBO, 42” Plasma TV, $195,
409-547-3097 or 409-200-1062
(49-2t-p)
USED CANON Laser Printer/
scanner/copier, excellent condition, black ink only, $75 (cost
$400), 409-283-2713 (49-1t-p)
Roofing & Repairs
ROOFING &HOME REPAIRS
David Tate 409-283-5614 (1-tfn-b)
JAY LOTT ROOFING Contractor. All types of roofing
applied. Serving Tyler County
20 yrs. References available.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Call
409-283-2760 or 409-382-7186
(52-tfn-b)
CAPITAL ROOFING Insured/licensed roofers. Local
references. 1-800-464-3555
(11-tfn-b)
WOODVILLE ROOFING
SERVICE Roofing, siding,
painting, pressure washing,
decks, porches, ceramic tile,
remodeling. 35 years experience.
Call Jimmie Estes 409-429-5525
(6-tfn-b)
COMPUTER SERVICES
Our lights at 408 West Elder have been
relocated to the east side of our property.
Viewers are welcome to enter from
West Elder Street and drive through to
see all the decorations.
MErry ChriStMaS!
Don & Barbara Baird
Colmesneil, tX
Morris Moore is now...
UseD CArs
1415 Highway 96 Bypass • Silsbee
409.385.1841
08 VoLKSwAgon BEETLE
Extended cab,
automatic, V6, CD
Automatic,
leather, loaded,
alloy wheels
$10,900
$13,900
07 Chevrolet ClAssiC 1500
Crew cab, LS, V8,
automatic, CD,
loaded
$14,900
08 Jeep wrAngler 4x4
07 Chrysler town & CoUntry
Leather, quad
buckets, dual air,
navigation, loaded,
22k miles, fact. warr
$16,900
08 DoDge rAM QUAD CAb
2 dr, 6 cyl, auto, 35K
miles, fact warr,
pwr windows/locks,
alloy wheels
SLT, V8, auto, 20”
whls, spray bedliner,
Lone Star pkgs, 9K
miles, fact warr
$19,800
$19,800
08 Jeep wrAngler
LAWN SERVICE
FULL SERVICE Lawn care
available. Senior citizens welcom 409-283-1324 (17-tfn-b)
CONSTRUCTION
L & J’s REMODELING Addons, decks, metal roofs, cabinets,
fence-building & repair. No
job too small. Call 283-7478
(1-tfn-b)
I’LL FIX IT! General HOME
& MOBILE Home REPAIRS
Honey-Do + ODD JOBS, Decks,
Porch Repairs, Roof Repairs,
Storage Sheds, SENIOR DISC.
33 yrs. Experience. David Tate
283-5614.
(48-tfn-b)
Special thanks to our kids and
grandkids for all their help!
06 nissAn Frontier
C O M P U T E R R E PA I R ,
website design and computer
networking. WEBSTORM
COMPUTERS- 331-0988
(40-tfn-b)
w w w. p e p p e r t e x a s . c o m
(47-4t-p)
07 Chevrolet 3/4 ton
Unlimited edition,
Automatic, hard
top, loaded, custom
wheels
LT, ext cab, diesel,
leather, buckets,
crome wheels, 39K
fact. warr.
$24,500
$25,900
Art for illustrAtion only. *Prices Plus ttl. Prices good through 12/16/09
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December 10, 2009
Tyler County Real Estate
FOR SALE/LEASE
deposit w/references. 409-2833185
(49-2t-b)
IVANHOE: for sale or lease by APARTMENTS/RENT
owner. Newly remodeled house
w/lake view, large room (can APT. FOR RENT - 2BR/2BA in
be used as BR or craft-room) Chester. Water included. $400/
$98,500 or Lease/$700 mo + mo and $250/deposit. Call 936327-2718
(29-tfn-b)
millennium333
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REALTOR ®
1008 W. Bluff • Woodville • 409-283-2990
Evenings & Weekends Call Kathy Stover at 409-489-3979
Deer • Hogs
Bobcats • Turkey
Exotics • Big Game
White Tail
Shoulder Mounts
www.MillenniumRE.com
Red Oaks Ranch - Fabulous estate on 76.506 acres, 3,098 sf
home, pool, ponds, pasture, guest house, Warren. ......... $699,000
Harmony - Victorian home on 6 acres, 2675 sf, 3 FP, 2 BR, 2.5 BA,
shop, guest house, below appraisal, Woodville. .............. $300,000
Hunting Camp - Dog-trot house on 112+ acres, partially wooded,
Big Turkey Creek frontage, CR 1205, Hillister. .................. $212,800
Deer Run - Aluminum sided home on 43.131 acres, FP in living room,
3 BR, 1 BA, large barn, fenced, Colmesneil. .... REDUCED $145,000
Hwy 92 Frontage - Frame home, 936 sf, 2 BR, 2 BA, office or 3rd
BR, .454 Ac, fenced, storage shed, Woodville. ................... $34,900
NEW LISTING - Cedar sided home, 1148
sf, FP, 2 BR, 1 BA, screened
L Darea,
porch, deck, 2 car garage, Town
Woodville. .... $27,500
S OBluff
Soft Tan Skins
Terracewood
Wild Game Rugs
One & Two Bedroom Apartments
Apartments
References Available
4230 US Hwy 69 S.
Woodville, TX 75979
(409) 283-3141
300 Cobb Mill Road
Woodville, Texas 75979
(409) 283-3592
Rental rates based on income.
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
This institution is an equal opportunity provider, and employer.
62 years of age or older, handicap/disabled, regardless of age
TDD (800) 735-2988
409-283-3300 • 1300 Hwy 69 S • Woodville, TX
www.texascountry-properties.com • Fax 409-283-3305
Hal Stark, Broker
409-429-8439 • hal@texascountry-properties.com
Randy Durham, Associate - 409-429-6277
Wanda Evers, Associate - 409-781-9398
Member Beaumont, TAR, MLS
NEW - 2 14 +/- acre parcels, Colmesneil, near Colemsneil ISD on Hickory St. Water and elecrtic available. Can aquire smaller parcel. Rolling terrain with improved pasture and maturing
pine..........................................................................................................CALL FOR DETAILS
NEW - Wildwood, 4/2/2/2 car garage on 2 golf course lots, 2 story, master down, with bonus
room off master, 2 full baths with seperate shower and soak tubs, F/P, 2 living areas with
ample closets and cabinets; MLS 50193...................................................................$235,900
NEW - lge, 4/2.5 on 2 corner lots in Wildwood, apx 3910 SF living. Needs lots TLC, selling as is....$89,000
NEW - 3/2/2 with 2 living areas. Located close to public school. Fenced yard and 2 storage
buildings ......................................................................................................................$85,000
NEW - Commercial, 2 acres, highway 190 frontage, 978 SF, bldg/office. Recent improvements, ample parking ..................................................................................................$90,000
NEW - 3BR, 4BA on 3 waterfront lots on cul-de-sac, private pier, apx 3600 SF living, master bed down with his and her baths, unique 2 sided f/p , one side for indoor grilling, much
more ..........................................................................................................................$245,000
NEW - WOODVILLE - custom built home on 30.25 +/- acres of rolling pasture, fenced, cross
fenced, apx 3997 living, 4BR, 3BA, rustic interior, good county road access ...........$290,000
NEW - WARREN - 3.29 +/- acres, partially cleared, water at site, barn, fenced, FM 1943 frontage...................................................................................................................SOLD $19,500
WILDWOOD - Lovely Colonial, 3BR 3BA, on #3 tee box, 2 lots on cul-de-sac. Split bedrooms, master down, wet bar, F/P, 2 car garage, covered RV parking .....................$298,500
WILDWOOD - Spacious 3BR 2BA on 2 golf course lots. FP, crown molding, beamed ceilings,
wet bar, 2 car garage .................................................................................................$248,500
SPuRgER - Recently remodled 3BR 2BA. New hardwood floors, kitchen cabinets, AC, hot
water heater. Large covered rear deck. Work shop, outbuildingd on 4.5 +/- acres ...$115,000
COLEMSNEIL - updated 3BR 2BA. New carpet, paint, and built in bookcase. On 8 +/- mostly
wooded acres ............................................................................................................$130,000
IVANHOE LOTS - 2 lots on corner 23rd and Lakeview Dr. Lake Tristan .......................$3,500
IVANHOE - Lake view lot on Charmaine, Sec. 7, Block 97, Lot 108 .............................$3,500
ExCELLENT BuILDINg SITE - On FM 2992, 6 +/- acres, fenced, cross fenced. Travel trailer
with outbuildings, well and septic on site.........................................................SOLD $40,000
NEW - Lake front lot in Wildwood. Excellent view of Lake Kimball on cul-de-sac .......$30,000
NEW - 3/2 on 20 +/- acres, mostly pasture, fenced cross fenced, 2 ponds, live water branch,
CR frontage, large metal barn and storage...............................................................$240,000
H.E. ‘Bud’ Jones Real Estate
106 E. Bluff, Woodville
(409) 283-5000
budjonesrealestate.com
Sales Associate Alton McAlister
HOMES - RANCHES - ACREAGE - FHA - VA
2BD 2BA, CH+A, carport, water well, barn on 32 acres,
fenced, County Road frontage, Colmesneil..$139,000
2BD 1BA, CH+A, part brick, part vinyl siding, city water
& sewage, on 2 lots in Hwy 69, Colmesneil.....$35,000
3BD 2BA MFD HOME ,CH&A, approx 1560
feet of living area, plus porches, large out
building on 1 acre..............................$68,500
3BD 2BA Brick, CH+A, 2 car garage,
fenced yard and more.........................$84,900
2BR/2BA CH+A, mobile home in good condition on excellent 5 plus acres, Warren..$68,000
90 ACRES,wooded, county road frontage, rolling terrain, good location...$2995 per acre
FRAME HOME 3BD/1BA, on approx 4 acres
on blacktop, Hwy,
needs updating..$30,000
SOLD
2BD/2BA, CH&A, aprx 1600 FT w/ shop, rental income, fenced yard, garden spot & more,Hwy 69..$65,000
BRICK HOME 3BR/2BA, CH/A,
FP, on 52 acres, pasture, fenced creek,
40x60 barn, CR 4530...............$350,000
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, in Woodville,
corner location, frontage on Hwy 190.......$85,000
WOODED TRACT, approx 18 acres, county road frontage.....................$2950 per acre
LARGE BUILDING ON 1/2 ACRE, approx 2200
FT, has community water, rockland....$15,000
CUTE BRICK 2BD/1BA, CH+A, carport
on 1 1/2 acres on
county road...$64,900
SOLD
5 ACRES on FM 1745, set up for mobile home, Colmesneil....$22,500
3BD/2BA, CH+A, approx 2300 ft, 2 car
carport...................................$114,900
COMMERCIAL BUILDING on US Hwy 69, corner location with lots of paved parking....$119,500
Large 3 BD 2 BA - Central H&A, garage, corner lot plus rental home....$79,500
COMMERCIAL-OFFICE-SHOP
- with Lift, paint booth and more on
full city services, 2.3 acres...Hwy. 69
COMMERCIALBUILDING on concrete
slab, full city services, fronts Hwy 69..$23,000
BRICK & CEDAR, 2BD 2BA, CH&A, FP,
deck, outbuilding
on 6 1/2PENDING
acres on FM 1013
CONTRACT
SPACIOUS BRICK, 4BD, 3BA, CH+A,
2 car garage, out building, and more on 3
acres,CONTRACT
west of Woodville........$189,000
PENDING
18 ACRES, wooded, County road frontage...............................................$2,950 per acre
APPROX 40 ACRES, wooded, County Road
frontage, close to Woodville.......$2,995 per acre
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O. FINANCE, waterfront, septic, utilities, shop, Camelot Cir..$27,900
NEAT 3/2, fresh paint and carpet, vinyl siding, +/-AC.............$69,900
SKI LAKE LOTS, $35K each or $65K pkg, Sherwood Forest W.
CLOSE TO SKI LAKE, 3 lots, septic, water, electric, 25th St...$22,000
2 LOTS, storage w/ bath, popup camper, Friar Tuck N..NOW$23,000
UPDATED CEDAR 2 story. approx 1776 sq.ft, CH/A, 3 bed, 1.5 bath,
cov. porch, on 2 lake lots, Ivanhoe Dr. East....................NOW $79,000
SUPER BUY 3/2.5 - MFD Home, 1500 sq.ft., scenic 2/8 acres, fruit trees,
fenced area, covered porch, lg. workshop, Lakewood Dr..........$59,900
LAKE GALAHAD - Waterfront lot.........................................$20,000
SOLD
WATERFRONT, custom 3/2, 1999 MFD home, huge add-on gameroom,
CH/A, woodstove, workshop, decks, cov. pier, Lakeview Cir...$99,000
ON 3 LAKE LOTS, Darling 2/1, sunroom, fine deck, Lg. storage bldg,
quality updates, appliances, round table dr.....................NOW $69,000
BRICK 3/2/1, CH/A. close to Ski Lake, Chanticleer................$83,500
FRAME HOME, +/- 2100 sq.ft. 2 Lg BD, 1.5 bath, metal roof, 2 storage
on slab (18x21) carport, acre+, Ivanhoe Est. Dr........................$79,500
WATERFRONT, 2000 Palm Harbor MFD home. 76x16’, 2/2, CH/A, approx
1/2 acre, storage, Camelot Circle...............................................$39,000
SOLD
TOP QUALITY ‘05 MFD home, 3/2, decks, 3 lots, must see..$72,900
UNIQUE WORKSHOP on corner lots, built in 1993, Hardie Bd. on slab,
+/- 24x36, 2 work bays, water/elec. 24x24 loft, Marion...........$35,000
OWNER FINANCE, waterfront lot, homes only, 23rd St.......$25,000
SKI LAKE, cedar , 1440 sq. ft, CH/A, fenced, FP, super decks, 3 waterfront lots, cov. boatslip, storage, Robinhood.................NOW $169,000
2 LOTS with all utilities, Septic on cul de sac..........................$15,000
COTTAGE ON CORNER LOTS, 2/1, sunroom, 22nd St......$47,500
LOTS AVAILABLE FOR $600 DOWN
Land For Sale
35 ACRES w/ 2BR, 1BA, house
& small guest house. 13 acres
pasture, 22 acres mature timber.
FM 256 east of Colmesneil.
409-423-2632 or 409-283-5413
Owner/Broker
(30-tfn-b)
5 + ACRES Warren ISD,
paved CR, $1500 down, $200
mo. 903-729-2333, txlands.net
(46-4t-cc)
69.553 ACRES hunting/rec,
Warren ISD, $2,185 per acre
w/low down. Cash discount.
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Homes For Sale
PRICE REDUCED 4BR, 2BA
1cp, central A/H, 1207 CR 1044
(Mimosa) off South Hwy 69,
Woodville. Upgraded brick,
fenced yard, $87,000. Call for
apt. 409-749-4894 (22-tfn-b)
BEAUTIFUL, SECLUDED
2000+sq ft 2/2 Country Home
and attached 750’ Guest House/
Office on 24 wooded acres overlooking Big Turkey Creek just
south of Woodville. 175 linear
ft of covered porch, 24x24 two
story barn/workshop, deep wells,
lots of wildlife, more. $224,000
(up to 90 acres w/camp house
& lake available) 409-200-0136.
(15-tfn-b)
HOUSE FOR SALE Newly
remodeled, 3BR, 1BA, fenced
yard, $43,000. 409-283-3422 or
409-429-4346
(47-4t-b)
CEDAR 3BR/2BA, den, living,
dining, office, central h/a, decks,
in Jasper Co. 3.5 acres on paved
county road, $47,900 409-5943651
(48-2t-b)
IVANHOE: newly remodeled
house w/lake view. Large room
can be used as BR or craft-room.
$98,500 409-283-3185 (409283-3185
(49-2t-b)
COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL SPACE FOR
LEASE 1000 sq ft. on Hwy 190
$600 mo, $600 dep. 409-8379802
(41-tfn-b)
Homes For Rent
HOUSE FOR RENT- good references & deposit required. Call
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(39-tfn-b)
ZAVALLA, TX 1BR efficiency,
barn-conversion duplex. Approx.
750 sq ft. New construction.
Beside Neches River. 832-4896543
(27-tfn-b)
WOODVILLE/COLMESNEIL 1,2,3 BR Apts & Mobile
Homes available now. 409-8379802
(40-tfn-b)
HOUSE FOR LEASE 4BR,
3BA, Brick, 1708 W Holly. 409299-1150
(33-tfn-b)
COLMESNEIL on 255,
2BR/2BA, 3 acres, $550
mo. $550 dep. 409-837-9802
(49-tfn-b)
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HARMONY 29ac Estate: Brick 2-story w/2 FP’s, updated kitchen/bath, porches, guest qtrs, fenced pasture, stable, barn, pond $389,000
OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS: Popular restaurant; owner retiring. Great opportunity! Call Ginni for details
1746 SOUTH: Cattle ranch on 100 rolling acres, brick home, 5BR 3BA, FP, porches, pasture, pond, creek, woods, good hunting $495,000
OFF SENECA: Mediterranean styled villa, granite kitchen, marble FP on 20 wooded acres w/guest house plus creekside villa $335,000
CR 1010: WOW! Designer’s custom 4/3/2 brick home on 10 wooded acres, FP, granite, high ceilings, porches, shop $299,900
WOODVILLE 69S:Stunning 4 br 2ba on 5ac, sunken den, stone FP, high ceiling, master w/WBstove, hot tub, .......$299,000
COLMESNEIL Fowler Rd: Immaculate large brick home on 10AC, gorgeous 3br 2ba, porches, garage/shop + historic home $260,000
COLMESNEILoff 256: 35ac fenced pasture/woods, beautiful custom 3/2 manuf.home, FP, live creek, spring, garage/shop, barn $205,000
COLMESNEIL brick, 3/2, formal LR/dining, den, large rooms, cov’d patio, concrete drive, close to school on 1.984AC $185,000
COLMESNEIL: 256W, country home on large wooded lot, everything new, 2br, 1ba, wood stove, deck, barn, landscaped $125,000
LAKE GALAHAD: Stunning lakefront 3br 3.5ba on 2 lots, shows like a model, porches, pier, carport
$189,900
LAKE GALAHAD: As is. Unfinished 3/2/2/loft rough cedar home on 3 lakefront lots, good potential for handyperson. $95,000
IVANHOE interior: Adorable 2br 2ba on 2 shady lots, porch, crown molding, ceramic tile, patio, stg.
$75,000
LAKE AMANDA: Almost new Cali contemporary with gaslog FP, wall of windows on lake, sep. office, decks...................$150,000
CHESTER: Plantation-style home on 9.75AC, 3BR, 3BA, 2 living areas, FP, island kitchen, pool. Bring your horses..... NOW $225,000
DOUCETTE: Southern charm on 1.25AC on 69. Lovingly restored home w/porches, 3/2/3, sunporch, landscaped, cottage $144,900
CHARMING, 2/1, near Steinhagen Lake with great fishing, large workshop w/slab, carport, large yard with huge shade trees. $49000
ADORABLE, 2/1, located in town in Woodville, lots of updates, wood & ceramic tile flooring, convenient location. $58,000
LUMBERTON: Adorable and affordable. 3br, 2ba, central air/heat, fenced, good neighborhood $89,900
WOODVILLE: Temple St. Great little starter home or investment. 2br 2ba on 2 shady corner lots.Appliances incl. $47,900
FROG POND:Adorable cabin on large lot, 1 br, 1 ba, sunporch, fireplace, recent A/C and roof.....$65,000
FROG POND: Cute 1 br cabin with sleeping porch, FP, large wooded lakefront lot.........................$65,000
WOODVILLE: Development tract on S. Pecan, 7 acres with mature trees, city utilities available.........................$35,000
WOODVILLE: Development lots off MLK. 7 platted lots, additional unplatted area, wooded, city utilities available.............$15,000
WILDWOOD: Beautiful golf course lot with long frontage on #12 green and #11 fairway, tall trees, gorgeous view 816 Camphor $10,000
LAKE GALAHAD: Immaculatelakefrontsplit-levelon2lots,2br1ba,multipledecks&porches,buldhead,pier,boathouseandshop...$132,900
LAKE GALAHAD: Sherwood Forest North, 3 waterfront lots, beautifully wooded, great view, several homesites, utilities available...$53,500
WOODVILLE: One of a kind 4BR, 3BA, FP, 4-garage, 4400 sq.ft. on 20 acres with pond & pier, Hwy 190 frontage............$239,000
TOWN BLUFF: Doll house on CR 4190, 3 lots, 1br, 1ba beautifully renovated, furnishings incl, distant lake view from high bluff. $47,000
LAKE CHARMAINE waterfront beauty: Brick 4br 2ba, updated, boathouse w/lift & entertainment deck, wood deck, landscaped $169,500
LAKE AMANDA: Spacious 3/3 lakefront brick w/2 FP’s, boat dock, wooded lot, storage under............NOW $129,900
IVANHOE: 2 blks to ski lake, neat 1BR/1BAcedar w/vaulted ceiling, fireplace, wood & tile floors, on .7 woodedAC; lake access $49,900
FROG POND: Lakefront retreat on wooded 1.1AC, 2BR 2 BA + sleeping porch, furnished, huge kitchen, porch, patio, dock $92,000
HARMONY: 3-story Victorian on 6AC of gardens, 3 FP in master, living and kitchen, stained glass, cottage, has it all!.....$364,900
LAKE AMANDA: Perfect open-water view; 2BR 1BA cabin, huge fishing pier, boat house, concrete deck, screened porch...$99,900
FROG POND: Lakefront home on 2 lots, fireplace, boat dock, big deck, summer kitchen, stg bldgs.......................$92,000
COLMESNEIL Off 256E: Charming brick on 9.9AC, fenced, 40x50 shop, island kitchen, FP, gameroom, covered patio .... $198,000
IVANHOE: interior, darling cottage in the trees, on 2 lots, with access to all 5 lakes, big porch for relaxing, 1BR, 1BA $39,000
LAKE AMANDA: One of the lovliest lots on the lake, on the point, blukhead, wooded, small cabin and workshop.......$95,000
LAKE AMANDA: Open water view, immaculate 3/2 + garage apartment, huge porch, dock, gazebo, shop w/half bath....$155,500
COLMESNEIL: Stunning 2-story brick, 3/2.5, FP, on 15 wooded AC off 256E, darling 1/1 guesthouse, creek, 3-car gar..$239,900
HARMONY: Charming home on 15ac w/2 creeks, barn/shop, exquisite interior, FP, porch & screened porch, carport.......$240,000
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Cozy 2bd, 2 ba, home in the country, catheral ceiling, fireplace,cereamic tile
floors. 2 car carport, 2 stor. bldgs. on 5 wooded acres.............................................
............................................................$119,000 ** additional acreage available.
Updated, spacious, 3bd, 2 ba. home with office,,2 car carport, new stor. bldg.
fenced yard. on 1 acre ..............................................................................$120,000
Woodville - 3/2 on Reid Street, large den, some hardwood floors, can also
be a duplex, can be great rent property..................................Call Stacy $54,000
Woodville - Harmony area, 3/3 on 43 acres, excellent views,custom kitchen,
large bedrooms and closets, paved drive, creek, 4 seperate shops with a/c,
generators to run all, fenced, irrigated landscaping,to much to list, one of the
best homes in east texas...........................................................................$675,000
ColMeSNeil, 44 acre good timber, creek, good hunting, some
minerals............................................................................................$2300 per acre
HaRdiN CoUNty paCKaGe liStiNG: 7 sm. estate properties for sale as a
package..............................................asking $30,000 for all tracts. Make offer.
eXeCUtive RaNCH 3/3 on 72 + acres, open floor plan w/ stone F/P, custom
Kitchen, cathedral ceilings...................................................Call FoR detailS
CUte BRiCK HoMe 4/2 lg yard on culdesac, Woodville........... SOLD $82,500
17 aCReS Tyler County Close to town, wooded, high hilltop, end of the road
privacy........................................................................................................... $56,000
LumbeRTOn COmmeRCiaL PROPeRTy - Hwy 69 frontage, corner lot,
heavy traffic location, good building site, 1.5 acre..................................$125,000
COmeRiCaL LiSTinG LumbeRTOn - hwy 69 frontage 2 acres with 2 large
industrial warehouses and remodeled office building, excellent location ..............
....................................................................... CaLL FOR PRiCe anD SHOWinG
20 aCReS nORTH eaST OF COLmeSneiL, good timber, hunting, some
minerals................................................................................... PenDinG $2300/ac
150/ac - hunting property, creek, pond, good roads fenced ................$2500/aC
58 aCReS - Colmesneil, wooded, hwy 69 frontage, 3bd 2 bth, modular home,
spring creek, good hunting, asking....................................... PenDinG $180,000
4/3.5 WiTH 3 CaR aTTaCH GaRaGe. recently remodeled has a fireplace,
walkin closets. new appliances included. brick on slab. central H/aC. metal stor.
on slab located on 3.5 acres variety of flowers and fruit trees.................................
......................................Possible 100% financing for approved buyers $138,000
COmmeRCiaL PROPeRTy: 4.45 acres north of woodville, Hwy 69 frontage city
water & sewer available................................................................. SOLD $27,000
WiLDWOOD - 4bd/2bth home with good location to lake or golfing, recently
painted and extra storage building, priced to sell.......................................$90,000
neW LiSTinG - immaculate 3/2/2 all new updates, granite countertops, crown
molding, ceramic flooring, large open floor plan for hosting family & friends.
beautiful sunroom, rock fireplace, many extras, guest house included, 12x24
shop on 8 manicured acres with a creek border..Call Stacy for details and appt.
380 CR 1020, WOODViLLe - 3/2/2 with approx. 2100 s.f., large kitchen/dining
room, rock fireplace in livingroom w/cathedral ceiling, master bedroom walk in
closet, shop included on 3 acres, ready to move in......call Stacy 409-429-4459
WOODViLLe - 3/1, 1 car garage, covered deck, large lot, centrally located,
priced at only $105,000. Shown by appointment. Call Jayne......409-880-5088
neW LiSTinG- brick 3/2 on 1.42 acres. new flooring throughout, fireplace,
central h/ac, stainless steel appliances included. Great starter home. this one is
priced to sale at $105,000. call Stacy
neW LiSTinG 4.54 acres in Warren. Ready to build on has utilites in place.
Storage bldg. on sight. $26,500. call Stacy
neW LiSTinG - 507 n. Reid St in Woodville. Spacious 2bR, 2ba, LR, DR,
large family room, fireplace, patio, garage, centrally located on manicured lot.
Very nice. Priced $140,000 Shown by appointment. Call Jayne 409-880-5088
neW LiSTinG - 110 acres large pine and hardwood near Chester, great hunting
for deer, hogs, squirrels, wood roads through property. Surrounded by timber co.
300 yds pff black top. Good buy at $2,500 per acre. Call butch
HWy 287 neaR CHeSTeR: 84 acres excellent pine timber, long frontage, creek,
house is like a lodge with tall ceilings, huge rock fireplace, open downstairs, 2bR
and bath upstairs. Chester gas and water, good hunting. $325,000
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Greg Gonsoulin
Stacy Manuel
owner/Broker 454-1375 409-429-4459
(across from First United Methodist Church)
Securities offered thru DH Hill Securities, L.L.C. Advisory services
offered thru DH Hill Advisors, Inc. • 7821 FM 1960 East, Suite B
Humble, TX 77346 • Member FINRA/SIPC
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409-880-5088 associate 429-0864
321 S. Magnolia • Woodville
409-283-8727
Wildwood 409-834-6006
Michele Martindale, Broker
Cell: 409-429-6202
Sales Associates
Norvelle Rogers
409-782-6187
Ivanhoe:Nice 2 bd/1ba with large family room and kitchen, vaulted ceiling,
f/p, wonderful relaxing front porch, outbuildings, on 3 lots, MLS 48144...............
.......................................................$75,900
RESIDENTIAL, FARMS & RANCHES
Woodville: Fabulous Custom 3/3.5, office, keeping room, 2-f/p, wonderful wrap around deck w/hot tub that overlooks 29 +/- acs; MLS
43168.................................................................................$ 4 5 0 , 0 0 0
New Listing: Colmesneil: Custom 3BD/2BA, FP, lots of windows that
overlooks 46 +/- acres, pond, outbuildings, tractor barn, improved pasture, native woods, crossfences, and more; MLS #49593.$ 3 4 9 , 0 0 0
OFF Hwy. 92: Wonderful lake view from hill, rustic custom 4/3, handicap access, pool, barn, pond, 4+/- acres; MLS 46426 ......$ 2 1 0 , 0 0 0
New Listing: 1105 Garden: Custom 3/3/2 like new, keeping room, loft,
2 FP, cathedral ceiling & more; MLS 48535 ........SOLD
$199,500
Colmesneil, 3/2/2, custom built home, special ceilings, on
4.76+/- acres in town, 30x70 metal bldg, MLS 48937....$179,000
Silsbee: Nice 3/2/2, large rooms, quiet street, ready to move in; MLS
49266....................................NEW PRICE $149,000 $144,900
NEW: FM 1746: 5 Bd/2.5Ba, many updates, extra large rooms, large shop
on 4+/- manicured acres; MLS 49156... REDUCED $158,000 $145,000
Colmesneil 256 W: 4Bd/2Ba, F/P, crown molding, recently remodled, 5
+/- acres, fenced, out building; MLS #48729NEW PRICE $149,900
Seneca Rd: 2/2/1, fp, cathedral ceiling, large out building on secluded
27+/- acres; MLS 48544 ....................................................$ 1 5 7 , 0 0 0
New Listing: Warren: Lake Hyatt: Nice 2Bd/2Ba, large kitchen, open
concept, sun porch, many outbuildings & shop on 5.63+/- acs; MLS
#49637.......................... CONTRACT PENDING $142,000
1912 N. Pine: 3/2/2 in desired location formals, FP, 1798’ approx, on
large lot; MLS 48400 .........................................................$ 1 3 4 , 9 0 0
New Listing: 103 Brookdale Ct: Nice 3BD/2BA, partial tile floors, garden
tub, sep. shower, large fenced backyardREDUCED $120,000 $115,000
Spurger: 3/2 Mfg. home, excellent condition, f/p, office, on 3+/- acres;
MLS 48690.................................................................................$95,000
Woodville: 710 Youpon, 3/2/2 with approx. 1508’ of living, storage bldg
on large lot; MLS 47468 ...............REDUCED $89,000 $75,000
Ivanhoe: Nice 2Bd/1Ba, F/P, covered porch, fence on 3 lots; MLS
48144......................................................NEW PRICE $75,900
New Listing: Chester: Old home place, 9.6 +/- acres, features pond,
and more! ...................... CONTRACT PENDING $65,000
310 Birch St: Precious 3/1 w/hardwood floors, large fenced yard...........
...................................................................................................$62,000
New Listing: Fred Area: 2BD/2Ba, nice mobil home on 1.69+/- acres
on CR 4720 - 1 mile South of Fred ......................................$ 5 4 , 0 0 0
OFF FM 92: Manufactured Home, 3/2, on 4 lots, close to river; MLS
45882...................................................................................$ 4 9 , 9 9 5
Ivanhoe: 3/2 mfg home on 3 beautiful lots, fenced, outside storage;
MLS 48016 .............................................NEW PRICE $44,900
New Listing: 165 Saxon Lane: 3Bd/2Ba, mfg home on 2 wooded
lots; .....................................................................................$ 3 9 , 0 0 0
Woodville, Jasper, and Ivanhoe: Lots available ................. $ C a l l $
WILDWOOD RESIDENTIAL
308 Cypress Bend: 3/2, cozy home, freshly painted that features
woodburning fire place, game room, attached garage, breakfast bar,
out buildings and more! MLS #49933 ................................$ 1 3 5 , 0 0 0
404 Pecan: 2/3, oak floors, mangard ceiling, RV parking on 2 secluded
lots; MLS 46841....................................NEW PRICE $259,000
Members:
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3 lakefront lots w/ 4/2, granite, workshop, deck, privacy fence; MLS
135971...............................................................................$ 2 3 9 , 0 0 0
900 Magnolia: On golf course, large 2BD/2BA, FP, new floors, beautiful fenced backyard, patio, sun porch; MLS 47221 & 134515$134,900
NEW: 612 W. Wildwood Dr.: 2 lots on golf course w/
3/2/2, new kitchen, sun porch, covered patio, R.V. parking,
gameroom,
workshop;
MLS
49198...$169,000
145 Lakewood: Georgeous 2/2.5/2 on 3 lake lots, open concept w/ island in kitchen, sunroom/breakfast room, Lg shop, green
house, pier & boat slip; MLS #49555.....$179,000 ALL REASONABLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED
220 Wildwood: 2/2.5, large master suite, 2 living areas, approx. 2071
sq. ft of living, patio, new .....................................................$ 8 9 , 5 0 0
Wildwood: 2 LARGE lakewood lots; MLS #46155 .............$ 5 9 , 9 0 0
Lots Available ....................................................................$ C A L L $
ACREAGE
New Listing: Spectacular, rustic, ranch home, 3bd/2ba
with various woods, stone fireplace, paradise shops for
the man, gym on 38 +/- acres; MLS #50133..$CALL$
New Listing: Ranchers Dream 406+/- acs: Rustic, cabin setting
among hayfield, 3 acre stocked lake, creek, good hunting, fenced; MLS
#49477............................................................................. $ 2 , 9 6 5 / A c
220 +/- Acs: Warren: Ranch property, improved pasture, 3 acre lake,
3 ponds, deep well, horse stalls, barns, outbuildings, ranch manager
quarters .............................................................................$ 7 2 5 , 0 0 0
140 +/- Acs: FM 256: beautiful under brushed pine plantation, great
roads, creek; MLS 46096 ................................................ $ 3 , 9 9 5 / A c
58 +/- Acres: Hungting tract that joins hunting club, deer, duck, hog, off
FM 2827; MLS 48561 ...................................................... $ 2 , 7 0 0 / A c
42+/- acs: improved, 2 ponds, creek, park like setting, income
potential,cattle and horse friendly, 2BD/1Ba w/ office, rustic interior;
MLS 48316 ......................................................... SOLD
$185,000
38 +/- acres: Warren area, wooded, fronts 2 county roads; $2,700/Ac
28 +/- Acs: Warren: CR frontage, pine & hardwood ....... $ 3 , 5 0 0 / A c
New Listing: 5+/- Acres: Colmesneil: Pasture, outbuildings, fenced,
4BD/2BA, newly remodled, Nice! MLS 48729 ...................$ 1 4 9 , 9 0 0
New Listing: 2.4 +/- acs: Warren, 3/2 modular home, lots of updates,
outbuildins, fenced...............................................................$ 5 5 , 0 0 0
COMMERCIAL
Woodville: Hwy 69 frontage, bldg. approx. of 19,448’, 5 +/- acs.; MLS
46419.........................................$795,000 OR BEST OFFER
Woodville: Office/Warehouse, approx. 7500’ with 4500’ of warehouse
with loading dock; MLS 43711 ...........................................$ 4 2 5 , 0 0 0
New Listing: Warren Small Engine Repair: selling great business opportunity, 24 year clientale; MLS 48570REDUCED $250,000 $195,000
4+/- Acres on Hwy 69 S, 895.65’ of hwy frontage; MLS
47141.................................................................................$ 1 9 9 , 0 0 0
Woodville: Office bldg on 190 W. 6 offices & reception area; MLS
47029............................................REDUCED $90,000 $70,000
Jasper: 18 +/- Acs., accross from Lowe’s on Hwy. 190; MLS
46720............................................................................. $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 / A c
Chester: Hwy 287 frontage 8x10 climate control storage, office
space, income recognized, “Great Buy” MLS 46719.....$40,000
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LEGAL NOTICE
The Texas Department of Rural
Affairs (TDRA), in cooperation
with the Texas Department of
Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA), invites you
to attend an upcoming public
hearing to receive comments on
the Regional Pool Competitive
Process Criteria Distribution for
approximately $24,591,584 in
Community Development Block
Grant Supplemental Disaster
Recovery Funds under the U.S.
Department of Housing and
Urban Development (HUD),
Consolidated Security, Disaster
Assistance, and Continuing Appropriation Act of 2009, Public
Law 110-329.
Written and oral comments regarding the criteria will be taken
at a public hearing scheduled for
Tuesday, December 15, 2009 at
10:00 a.m. at the TDRA South
Austin Office located at 1340
Airport Commerce Drive, Bldg.
4, Suite 490, Austin, Texas
78741.
A webcast of this event will be
available to enable individuals to
view and hear this public hearing.
Instructions on how to access
this webcast can be found on our
website at www.tdra.state.tx.us
(please click on the “Calendar”
section on the right side of the
home page).
Additional written comments
may be submitted to TDRA by
mail, fax or email, and must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
December 15, 2009. Please send
comments to: Chance Sparks,
AICP, Senior Program Analyst,
at P.O. Box 17900, Austin, TX
78760-7900, via Fax to 512-9360356 or via e-mail to chance.
sparks@tdra.state.tx.us.
The draft criteria will be posted
on Friday, December 11, 2009
on the agency website www.tdra.
state.tx.us and will be available
for review at the TDRA South
Austin Office.
TDRA will provide reasonable
accommodations for persons
with special needs attending the
public hearing. Requests from
persons needing special accommodations should be received by
TDRA staff 24 hours prior to the
function. The public hearing
will be conducted in English and
requests for interpreters or other
special communication needs
should be made at least 48 hours
prior to the hearing.
For assistance, please contact
Chance Sparks at 1-888-6932236 or chance.sparks@tdra.
state.tx.us
razonables a aquellas personas
con necesidades especiales que
asistan a la audiencia pública.
Las solicitudes provenientes de
aquellas personas que necesiten
ajustes especiales deberán ser
recibidas por el personal del
TDRA por lo menos 24 horas
antes de la función. La audiencia
pública será llevada a cabo en
inglés y cualquier solicitud de
intérpretes u otras necesidades
de comunicación especiales
deberán realizarse con por lo
menos 48 horas de antelación
a la audiencia.
Para ayuda al respecto, sírvase contactarse con Chance
Sparks por el 1-888-6932236 o a través de chance.
sparks@tdra.state.tx.us
(49-1t-b)
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed bids addressed to the
County of Tyler to sell the following:
ID# 10302009-01 Rough
Terrain Fork Lift, Model MLT6-CH, SN CC-1324/
Detroit Diesel Allision Div.
Engine
will be received in the office
of the County Auditor, 100 West
Bluff, Room 110, Woodville,
Texas, until 10:00 a. m. on December 14, 2009 at which time
and place all bids received will
be publicly opened.
FACSIMILE TRANSMITTALS SHALL NOT BE
ACCEPTED.
PLEASE MAKE REFERENCE ON THE FACE OF
THE ENVELOPE AS TO
ITEM(S) FOR WHICH YOU
ARE BIDDING.
Information may be obtained
by contacting Steve Bell or
Ellis Jones at (409) 331-0874.
Items may be seen at the Tyler
County Emergency Operations
Center, 201 Willow, Woodville,
TX between the hours of 8:00
a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. Equipment is sold in as is
condition.
Payments will be processed
by the County Auditor after notification of satisfactory receipt
of items.
Tyler County reserves the
right to award by unit cost or
lump sum discounted.
Tyler County reserves the
right to reject any or all bids
and to waive formalities and
technicalities to negotiate sale.
JOYCE MOORE
El Departamento de Asuntos COUNTY AUDITOR
Rurales de Texas (TDRA), en TYLER COUNTY, TEXAS
colaboración con el Departa- (47-3t-b)
mento de Vivienda y Asuntos
Comunitarios del Estado de
LEGAL NOTICE
Texas (TDHCA), lo invita a
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
asistir a una próxima audiencia
Warren ISD is accepting
pública para recibir comentarios
sobre el Criterio para el proceso sealed bids for bleachers for the
competitivo de distribución de new Warren High School Basefondos comunes regionales por ball and Softball complex.
un monto de aproximadamente Specifications can be ob$24,591,584 en Fondos Suple- tained at the district’s business
mentarios para la Recuperación office located at 395 FM 3290
tras Desastres provenientes de South, Warren, Texas, between
una Subvención Global para 8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday
el Desarrollo Comunitario bajo through Thursday, or by calling
la Ley del Departamento de 409-547-2241 ext.166 or 409Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano 547-2249 ext.166.
de los EE.UU. (HUD), Segu- Mailed bids may be sent to
ridad Consolidada, Asistencia Tony Keeler, Warren ISD, P.O.
para Desastres y Asignación de Box 69, Warren, Texas 77664,
Fondos en Curso del año 2009, and must be clearly marked as
“Bleacher Bid Proposal”. DeadLey Publica 110-329.
En la audiencia pública pautada line for receiving and opening
para el martes, 15 de diciem- of bids is December 18, 2009,
bre de 2009, a las 10 a.m., se at 10:00 a.m. in the Warren ISD
aceptarán comentarios orales y Administration Office.
por escrito del público respecto Bids will be presented for
a dichos criterios. La audiencia approval at the Regular Board
se celebrará en las oficinas del Meeting on January 19, 2010, at
TDRA de South Austin ubicada 7:00 p.m., in the district’s board
en 1340 Airport Commerce room located in the administraDrive, Bldg. 4, Suite 490, Austin, tion building at 395 FM 3290
South. The Board reserves the
Texas 78741.
Habrá disponible un “webcast” right to reject any or all bids or
de este evento para permitirles a accept the bid which is deemed
las personas ver y escuchar esta to be in the best interest of the(49-1t-b)
audiencia pública. Las instruc- district.
ciones sobre cómo acceder a este
LEGAL NOTICE
“webcast” pueden encontrarse en
nuestro sitio web en www.tdra.
CITATION BY
state.tx.us (sírvase hacer clic en
PUBLICATION
la sección “Calendar” al lado
THE STATE OF TEXAS
derecho de la página inicial).
TO: Unknown heirs of RayComentarios adicionales por mond “R.N.” Beddingfield,
escrito pueden ser remitidos al Deceased Defendant,
TDRA por correo convencional, Greetings:
fax o correo electrónico, los YOU (AND EACH OF
cuales deben recibirse antes YOU) ARE HEREBY COMde las 5 p.m. del martes 15 de MANDED to appear before the
diciembre de 2009. Sírvase District Court of Tyler County
enviar los comentarios a: Chance at the Courthouse being located
Sparks, AICP, Senior Program at 100 West Bluff, in the City
Analyst, en P.O. Box 17900, of Woodville, Tyler County,
Austin, TX 78760-7900, por fax Texas, by filing a written answer
al 512-936-0356 o por correo at or before 10 o’clock A.M. on
electrónico a chance.sparks@ the first Monday next after the
tdra.state.tx.us.
expiration of forty-two days from
El borrador de los criterios será the date of the issuance of this
publicado el viernes, 11 de dici- citation, the date for answer being
embre de 2009, en el sitio web the 28th day of December, A.D.
de la agencia, www.tdra.state. 2009, to First Amended Petition
tx.us y estará disponible para su For Partition Of Real Estate filed
revisión en la oficina del TDRA in said court, on the 13th day of
de South Austin.
November, A.D. 2009, in this
El TDRA proporcionará ajustes cause numbered 21,393 on the
docket of said court and styled at 7:00 p.m. in the district’s board
room located in the administraDOROTHY COLLIER NO- tion building at 395 FM 3290
South. The Board reserves the
ACK, Plaintiff, vs.
KENNETH ODOM, et al, De- right to reject any or all bids or
accept the bid which is deemed
fendant.
A brief statement of the to be in the best interest of the
(48-2t-b)
nature of this suit is as follows, district.
to-wit:
A certain 87 acre tract,
LEGAL NOTICE
more or less, being out of
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
and part of the Ennis Hardin
Survey, Abstract No. 346, Tyler Warren ISD is accepting
sealed bids for four (4) ChevroCounty, Texas
The officer executing this let Luminas with no more than
writ shall promptly serve the 69,000 miles.
same according to requirements Information can be obtained
of law, and the mandates hereof, at the district’s business office
and make due return as the law located at 395 FM 3290 South,
Warren, Texas, between 8:00
directs.
Witness, Melissie Evans, a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday
Clerk of the District Court of through Thursday, or by calling
409-547-2241-ext.166 or 409Tyler County, Texas.
Issued and given under my 547-2249-ext.166.
hand and the seal of said court Mailed bids may be sent to
at office this the 13th day of Tony Keeler, Warren ISD, P.O.
Box 69, Warren, Texas 77664,
November, A.D. 2009.
and must be clearly marked as
Melissie Evans, Clerk
“Vehicle Bid Proposal”. DeadDistrict Court,
line for receiving and opening
Tyler County, Texas
By Brenda Davison, Deputy bids is December 18, 2009, at
10:00 a.m. in the Warren ISD
NOTICE
“You have been sued. You Administration Office.
may employ an attorney. If you or The district reserves the right
your attorney do not file a written to reject any or all bids or accept
answer with the clerk who issued the bid which is deemed to be in
this citation by 10:00 A.M. on the best interest of the district.
the Monday next following the (49-1t-b)
expiration of forty-two days after
you were served this citation and
LEGAL NOTICE
petition, a default judgment may
NOTICE OF RECEIPT
be taken against you.”
OF
APPLICATION AND
Attorney for Plaintiff
INTENT
TO OBTAIN WASCOTT W. STOVER
TER QUALITY PERMIT
P.O. Box 480
AMENDMENT
Jasper, Texas 75951 (46-4t-b)
PERMIT NO.
WQ0001598000
LEGAL NOTICE
APPLICATION.
GeorgiaNOTICE TO CREDITORS Pacific Wood Products South
Notice is hereby given that LLC, P.O. Box 200, Camden,
original Letters Testamentary Texas 75934, which operates
for the Estate of ROBERT LA- a lumber, chip, and plywood
VANE JONES, SR., Deceased,
were issued on November 24, manufacturing plant, has ap2009, in Cause No. PR-08518, plied to the Texas Commispending in the County Court of sion on Environmental Quality
Tyler County, Texas, to: SHIELA (TCEQ) to amend Texas Pollutant Discharge Elimination
VONNE JONES.
All persons having claims System (TPDES) Permit No.
against this Estate which is WQ0001598000 (EPA I.D. No.
currently being administered TX0006076) to authorize the
are required to present them to discharge and land application
the undersigned within the time of kiln condensate; the land
and in the manner prescribed by application of treated sanitary
law.
wastewater from outfall 101;
c/o:SHIELA VONNE JONES the reduction in monitoring fre 321 CR 4335
quency for outfall 001; estab Woodville, Texas 75979
lish uniform chemical oxygen
Dated the 7th day of December, demand (COD) effluent limita2009.
(49-1t-b) tions; and the deletion of storm
outfalls 005 and 006
LEGAL NOTICE water
to establish new storm water
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
monitoring via outfall 007. The
facility is located on the south
Sealed bids addressed to the side of the intersection of FarmCounty of Tyler for the follow- to-Market Road 942 and Farming:
to-Market Road 62 in the City
ID# 11132009-01 Proposals for of Camden, Polk County, Texas
Audit Firm for Annual Audit of 75934. The proposed new land
Tyler County FY ’09 with a three application and disposal site
year option will be received in area are located on the north
the office of the County Audi- side of Farm-to-Market Road
tor, 100 West Bluff, Room 110, 942 and Farm-to-Market Road
Woodville, Texas, until 10:00 62, directly across from the mill
a.m. on December 14, 2009, at site. The discharge route for the
which time and place all bids existing and proposed outfall
received will be publicly opened. 007 are from the plant site to
FACSMILIES SHALL NOT an unnamed tributary of Dabbs
BE ACCEPTED.
Creek; thence to Dabbs Creek;
Specifications may be secured thence to Caney Creek; thence
at the office of the County Audi- to the Neches River Below
tor.
Lake Palestine. TCEQ received
PLEASE MAKE REFER- this application on October 12,
ENCE ON THE FACE OF 2009. The permit application is
THE ENVELOPE AS TO available for viewing and copyITEM(S) FOR WHICH YOU ing at Mickey Reilly Public
ARE BIDDING. REMIT
SIX COPIES ALONG WITH Library, 604 South Mathews
Street, Corrigan, Texas.
ORIGINAL BID.
ADDITIONAL
NOTICE.
The County reserves the right
to award by unit cost or lump TCEQ’s Executive Director has
determined the application is
sum discounted.
Tyler County reserves the administratively complete and
right to reject any or all bids will conduct a technical review
of the application. After techniand to waive formalities and
technicalities to negotiate sale. cal review of the application is
complete, the Executive DirecJOYCE MOORE
tor may prepare a draft permit
COUNTY AUDITOR
and will issue a preliminary
TYLER COUNTY, TEXAS decision on the application.
(47-3t-b)
Notice of the Application and
Decision will be
LEGAL NOTICE Preliminary
published and mailed to those
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
who are on the county-wide
Warren ISD is accepting mailing list and to those who
sealed bids on 30 data projec- are on the mailing list for this
tion systems and installation in application. That notice will
the new Warren High School contain the deadline for submitcomplex. Bids should list equip- ting public comments.
ment and installation as separate
PUBLIC COMMENT/PUBitems.
LIC MEETING. You may sub Specifications can be obtained at the district’s business mit public comments or request
office located at 395 FM 3290 a public meeting on this appliSouth, Warren, Texas between cation. The purpose of a public
8:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday meeting is to provide the opthrough Friday, or by calling portunity to submit comments
409-547-2241 or 409-547-2242. or to ask questions about the
mailed bids may be sent to application. TCEQ will hold a
Terry Ling, Warren ISD, P.O. public meeting if the Executive
Box 69, Warren, Texas 77664, Director determines that there
and must be clearly marked as is a significant degree of public
“Bid Proposal”. Deadline for interest in the application or if
receiving and opening of bids requested by a local legislator.
is Friday, December 11, 2009, A public meeting is not a conat 2:00 p.m. in the Warren ISD tested case hearing.
Administration Office.
OPPORTUNITY FOR A
Bids will be presented for CONTESTED CASE HEARapproval at the Regular Board ING. After the deadline for
Meeting on December 15, 2009,
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submitting public comments,
the Executive Director will
consider all timely comments
and prepare a response to all
relevant and material, or significant public comments. Unless
the application is directly referred for a contested case hearing, the response to comments,
and the Executive Director’s
decision on the application,
will be mailed to everyone who
submitted public comments and
to those persons who are on the
mailing list for this application. If comments are received,
the mailing will also provide
instructions for requesting reconsideration of the Executive
Director’s decision and for requesting a contested case hearing. A contested case hearing is
a legal proceeding similar to a
civil trial in state district court.
TO REQUEST A CONTESTED CASE HEARING,
YOU MUST INCLUDE THE
FOLLOWING ITEMS IN
YOUR REQUEST: your name,
address, phone number; applicant’s name and proposed permit number; the location and
distance of your property/activities relative to the proposed
facility; a specific description
of how you would be adversely
affected by the facility in a way
not common to the general public; and, the statement “[I/we]
request a contested case hearing.” If the request for contested case hearing is filed on behalf of a group or association,
the request must designate the
group’s representative for receiving future correspondence;
identify an individual member
of the group who would be
adversely affected by the proposed facility or activity; provide the information discussed
above regarding the affected
member’s location and distance
from the facility or activity; explain how and why the member
would be affected; and explain
how the interests the group
seeks to protect are relevant to
the group’s purpose.
Following the close of all applicable comment and request
periods, the Executive Director will forward the application
and any requests for reconsideration or for a contested case
hearing to the TCEQ Commissioners for their consideration
at a scheduled Commission
meeting.
The Commission will only
grant a contested case hearing
on disputed issues of fact that
are relevant and material to the
Commission’s decision on the
application. Further, the Commission will only grant a hearing on issues that were raised in
timely filed comments that were
not subsequently withdrawn.
MAILING LIST. If you submit public comments, a request
for a contested case hearing or a
reconsideration of the Executive
Director’s decision, you will be
added to the mailing list for this
specific application to receive
future public notices mailed by
the Office of the Chief Clerk.
In addition, you may request to
be placed on: (1) the permanent
mailing list for a specific applicant name and permit number;
and/or (2) the mailing list for
a specific county. If you wish
to be placed on the permanent
and/or the county mailing list,
clearly specify which list(s) and
send your request to TCEQ Office of the Chief Clerk at the address below.
AGENCY CONTACTS AND
INFORMATION. All written
public comments and requests
must be submitted to the Office
of the Chief Clerk, MC 105,
TCEQ, P.O. Box 13087, Austin,
TX 78711-3087 or electronically at HYPERLINK “http://
www.tceq.state.tx.us/about/
comments.html”
www.tceq.
state.tx.us/about/comments.
html. If you need more information about this permit application or the permitting process, please call TCEQ Office
of Public Assistance, Toll Free,
at 1-800-687-4040. Si desea
informacion en Espanol, puede
llamar al 1-800-687-4040. General information about TCEQ
can be found at our web site at
www.tceq.state.tx.us.
Further information may
also be obtained from GeorgiaPacific Wood Products South
LLC at the address stated above
or by calling Matthew A. Page
at 936-398-7228.
Issuance Date: November 17,
2009.
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
December 10, 2009
Page 5C
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THE WOODVILLE GROUP
OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETS, 101 Pine St.;
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 8 p.m. & Saturday, 2p.m. For location Call
409-454-4053 or 409-200-5213
(32-tfn-nc)
AL-ANON Family Groups is an
anonymous fellowship of relatives and friends of alcoholics.
There are many Al-Anon and
Alateen meetings throughout the
Southeast Texas area. If you are
affected by a drinking problem
someone else has, and want
further information, please call
899-3343.
(26-tfn-nc)
WOMEN & CHILDREN
OUTREACH OF TYLER
COUNTY is here to provide support and counseling to
victims and/or families of victims. Including abused women
and children. Call us at (409)
283-5887. To donate items or
volunteer in the resale shop, call
Christine’s Place at 331-9939.
(20-tfn-nc)
FIBROMIALGIA SUPPORT
GROUP 3rd Friday of every
month. 5:30 p.m. @ Enchanted
Oaks Bed & Breakfast 409-3310018 (41-tfn-nc)
OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS meetings.Call
409-200-9604 or409-454-4053
HOMES FOR SALE
TexSCAN Week of
December 6, 2009
A 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH only
$200/month or $15,600. Will sell
fast! (5% down, 15 years @ 8%)
Fee for BNI listings, 1-800-5446258. Ext. S731.
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
ALL CASH VENDING! Do you
earn $800 in a day? Your own
local candy route. 25 machines
and candy. All for $9,995. 1-888625-5481. Multi Vend, LLC.
HELP WANTED
REGIONAL SALES MANAGER
Switchgear manufacturing company offering state of the art technology (Arc Resistant Switchgear)
seeking experienced Regional
Sales Manager in U.S Gulf Coast
area. Minimum 5 years experience
in successful direct switchgear
sales to the Oil & Gas Industry
and through major engineering
companies. Technical knowledge
of Medium Voltage Switchgear.
Have established contacts in the
Oil & Gas Refineries and major
engineering companies must reside
in the Gulf Coast Area. Generous
Draw against commission plus
expenses, additional benefits.
Apply to Fran, 1-516 829-9060
ext. 14 or switchgear.resumes@
gmail.com
5 BEDROOM, 3 BATH only
$375/month. 4 bedroom, 2 bath
only $200/month. Great location! (5% down, 15 years @
8%) Fee for BNI listings, 1-800544-6258. Ext. S730.
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
$106 MONTH BUYS land for
RV/motor home/house, pier, boat
ramp, pool, clubhouse, gated
entry, on Lake Fork, $690 down
($6900/10.91%/7yr) Guaranteed
financing, 1-214-696-2315
22.18 ACRES NORTH of Brackettville.
RVS FOR SALE
Rugged, cedar, native brush. Electricity.
REPOS! NEW and used travel
Whitetail, exotics, hogs, turkey. $1350/
trailers, fifth wheels, Call
acre, owner or TX Vet financing. 1-800now, 1-888-214-3842.
876-9720. www.texasranchland.com
164 ACRES, Sanderson/Del Rio.
Native game. Borders large ranch. $295/
acre. Owner or TX Vet financing. 1-866286-0199. www.westerntexasland.com
ZERO DOWN WITH land or 676 ACRES-REEVES County, 15
family land! Call today for fast Miles North Pecos. River frontage.
approval over the phone! 1-800- Call Jack 1-214-755-6224.
810-3330, rbi33731
SCHOOLS/TRAINING
REAL ESTATE
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VIEW
Lake Medina/Bandera 1/4 acre tract,
central W/S/E, RV/motor home/
house, OK only $830 down $235
month (12.91%/10yr), Guaranteed
financing, More information call
1-830-460-8354
$106 MONTH BUYS land for
RV, MH or cabin. Gated entry,
$690 down, ($6900/10.91%/7yr)
90 days same as cash, Guaranteed
financing, 1-936-377-3235
C A N YO U D I G I T ? H e a v y
equipment 3 week training program. Backhoes, bulldozers,
track hoes. Local job placement
assistance. Could qualify for
GI/VA benefits. 1-866-362-6497
AIRLINES ARE HIRING, Train
for high paying aviation maintenance
career. FAA approved program.
Financial aid if qualified. Housing
available. Call Aviation Institute of
Maintenance, 1-888-349-5387.
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from home. Medical, Business,
Paralegal, Accounting, Criminal
Justice. Job placement assistance.
Computer available. Financial aid
if qualified. Call 1-888-205-8920,
www.CenturaOnline.com
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The Tyler County Booster has a special mailbox
that sends letters directly to Santa!
Bring or mail your letter to the
Tyler County Booster office no later than
Tuesday, December 15 at 5:00pm
205 W. Bluff St. or PO Box 339 • Woodville, TX
Letters will be printed in our
annual Letters to Santa edition
on Thursday, December 24.
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Allan Shivers Library and Museum
302 N. Charlton St. • Woodville, TX
409-283-3709 • Fax 409-283-5258
Director Rosemary Mosey-Bunch
Allan Shivers Library will be hosting a Children’s
Christmas Film Festival on December 12th from
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. The age group will be 5-13,
and the children will be able to enjoy hot cocoa,
cookies, a visit with Santa, and a Christmas film.
Hey parents, just a friendly reminder to bring your
preschoolers on over to the library and join in on
Story Hour, held each Thursday from 10:00 a.m. to
11:00 a.m., to experience loads of library fun with
stories, crafts, and interaction with other children
their own age!!!
We would like to give our thanks to Debby Wright,
and those who wish to remain anonymous for their
donations to the library.
Visit our website where you can see an updated list
of our bestsellers, check our calendar for dates and
times of upcoming events, check on your account,
reserve a book, and see if a book you want is in, @
allanshiverslibrary.com.
Have a safe and happy week from all of us at
Allan Shivers Library.
WAY
TO GO
HUNTERS!
CMYK
December 10, 2009
Page 7C
Purina Feed
R & D Hardware
& Feed
Cement Wash-out
CIRCLE
D
DIRT & DOZER
Red or White Sand • Top Soil • Rock
BACKHOE, DUMP TRUCK & DOZER WORK
GEORGE & DEBBIE DECKARD
(409) 837-9822
NIGHTS & WEEKENDS
Hwy 69 S. in Warren
(409) 547-3001 • Hrs. 8-6 M-F, 8-1 Sat.
Home Leveling
& Foundation Repair
Also Metal Roofing Installation and Repair
Stilt Homes • Pier & Beam
Mobile Homes • Leveling
Concrete Slab Repair
Fast, Courteous, Professional Service
Warranty Available
Call Rick (936) 414-9583
A-1 Get-er-Done
Tree Service
Phillip Hooks
Spurger
Woodworks, Inc.
& Home Construction
(409) 429-3610
Cell (409) 200-1400
Sanderson Home
Improvements
Vinyl Siding • Carports
Room Additions • Decks • Patio Covers
FREE ESTIMATES
Call Ed Sanderson 283-5430
601 Anderson Woodville, TX 75979
Rock & Dirt
Trackhoe & Dozer Work
Demolition
Experienced & Insured • Free estimates
No job too small or large
Bucket truck, cat loader, log loader,
debris removal, stump removal.
Custom Woodworking
P.O. Box 23
Spurger, TX 77660
randy.kendrick@musicmountain.com
Now Accepting
Locally owned & operated (409) 429-3090
Marvin Carrell (409) 782-2347
Jaimie Carrell (409) 429-7437
Owner: Kent Gore
P.O. Box 654
Warren, Texas 77664
Home:
Cell:
Fax:
409-547-0200
409-656-2316
409-547-3212
Standley Mowing / Services
936.366.7949
Jacob Standley
Lawn Mowing, Brush Hogging,
Dirt Work, etc.
Serving Tyler & Polk County
DIRT • ROCK • DOZER
Foundations, Roads, Driveways,
Land Clearing, Lakes, House Pads,
Tractor work, maintainer work
GREG KIRKPATRICK
409.547.3433
R & B Land Clearing
Woodville, Texas
LandClearing@Live.com
Randy Shields - 409-698-8113
Damon Shields - 281-727-8769
No Burn / No Haul Land Clearing
Environment Friendly
Coast to Coast Carports, Inc.
Carports - Buildings - Garages - Barns Storage Building, etc
Custom sizes and colors available
PRICE REDUCED • Delivery & Setup
We Cover it All
Jerry’s Saw Shop (409) 283-3070
We accept Master Card, Visa, Discover, & American Express
You Looked!
So Will Your
Customers!
Advertise Today!
409-283-2516
FASTAX
Income Tax/IRS Representation
JUDY WHITTON
ENROLLED AGENT
P.O. Box 1001 • Woodville, TX 75979
409-460-0597
fastax.jw@sbcglobal.net
Enrolled Agent #92381
D&D Plumbing
Bonded & Insured
Plumbing Repair
Residential & Commercial
David Kirkindoll
409-283-3072
409-331-9170
Gilbert
Paving
Richard Gilbert Sr., Owner
Roads • Driveways • Patching • Parking Lots • Seal Coating
Patching Application Using Infrared Asphalt Recycler TM
Faster Repairs at Lower Cost!
Free Estimates • Paving in East Texas Since 1960
936-632-7208
1020 Garrison • Lufkin
Serving Tyler County for 20 Years
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